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a CAT OR. .wALL.-Some wretched in
dividual, whose life has been made
burdensome by the unearthly commu'
MON of midnight feline conventions
perpetrates the following:
If a cat doth meet a cat, upon the gar.
den wall, and if cat doth greet q cat
oh need they both to squall? Every
Tommy has his Tabby, waiting on the
wallS and yet she welcomes his ap-
proach by one unearIhly yawl. If q
kit doth wish to court a cat upon the
wall, why don't he sweetly sit and
smile, and not stand up and bawl and
lift his precious back up high, and show
his teeth and moan as il t'were collie
more than love, that made the "fellar'
groan. Among the train there is q
swain; his voice is known full we'll
but what's his name, or where's his
"hame," the deuce alone can tell. He
is sweet upon the other sex, his amor
Gus passions rise, he can't resist the
tender glance OF their seductive eyes
and so, with groans and horrid threats
he rends the evening afr, and makes
these midnight rendezvous" impossi-
BILE to bear.
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RIVER and weather.

PITTSBURGH, May 4.
Monongahela IL feet and falling.
Weather, clear and cool; wind west.
CINCINNATI, May 4.
Weather clear; Thermometer 700.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

There is a feeling OF inertia and de-
preston existing In this department OF
trade. The Amoskeag bleached mus
l5c, which is the m osI important change
noticeable. The Blackstone are selling
at 1910. being an advance of one-hall
cent. There have been rumors about
failures yesterday and to-day, but the
only one that can be safely mentioned
Is that Of II. E. Dibbles & Co., Of Broad
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SQUARE ear rings are again fashiona-
hlo
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By TELEGRAPH.

A Cow BELLA beautiful milk-maid
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DOCKS ORDERED EVERY MONDAY
D morning by Religious Book House, "
Monroe Street. apIl4
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COMFORTING AND BEAUTIFUL. 1.-THE
I Blessed Dead and Risen Souls" Just re-
ceived Rt Religious Book House, q Monroe
Street.
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~ KINDS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL Music.
Id Religious Book House, ~ Monroe st.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that aiIeF
the first visit they can take the treaLnTenT T1 NJ
interruption to their usual vocation.
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 4.
Prince Menschikoff, Admiral of the
Russian Navy, died yesterday.
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Wholesale Agents fur West Virginia
noVH-deod&WeOW
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TEsTIMONIALs.

GEO. W. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson
JUDGE Of The Supreme Court qf Pe1assSVIpalid.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1868.
"I consider "Hoohand's German BitterB"
a VALUABLE MEDICINE in ease Of attacks Of
Indigestion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience of it
Y0urH with respect,
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Hoofand's German Bitters.
AND
HOOFLAHD'S GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY Dir. NJ. JACKSON:
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Thlrty.nve years since they were flrst In.
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity TO q create extent. than any
other remedies knOWn TO the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver
Com plant, Jau ndice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
6iseaSe 6HESSss Of Sid 1Se Kid neyS. and % All bisea:
ses arising from a DlSordered Liver.
StOmnCh or 1nteSAL tines.
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T. 81. LOGAN & CO.,

wholesa1e Druggists
WHEELING.
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JAMES THOMPSON.
From Mr.. Chas. W. HaIIar.

FREDERICK CITY. Nd, Sept. II, 1858.
From a conviction OF beneft arrived from
the use OF Dr. Hoodand'S German Tonic, al
though in general Rverse to Patent MedI-
cin0S cordially recommend the ''Tonic" to
all suffering with Dyspepsia, as no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and per-
mRmRnent relief"
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CAUTION.

PRICES.
Hoonandh German Bitters per bottle sloo
Hoodand's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 so per bottle or half dozen for
SSIDo not forget to examine well the ar
ticle you buy, In order to get the genuine,
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FOB sALR BIZ ALL
AND STORERFEPERs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-10
Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, Dec sth, 1850.
Prices-Beeves - Extra quality, SIS 10 IL 90;
first quality, sic 5o5i2 -; Second quality, eli 30
a Il p; Thrill quality slOeoali y Poorest grades
cows oxen, bulls, &c, - Goal 90 100 n. (thc to
tai weight of hides, tallow. and dressed beef
Working ONen.-Extra $sss.5 Sa15; ordinary $50
10 slJVe pair: handy Steers ESQ 10 sli0 Y pair
The trade for Working Oxen was very dull
Mlch Cows-ENtra $5 TO sll5; ordinary $50
ESQ; Store Cows sS5 q SIS; Prices for Mich Cows
depends great deal upon the fancy of the pur.
chaser.
sheep and Lambs--ex. lots so so; I 50as3 90
v head or from to 6lce lb Lambs from 70 to
1 20 head.
Remarks-on account OF the storm the trains on
all the railroads were detained, and the stock train
did not get Ia until late. The supply of Cattle is
somewhat larger than that of last week prices re-
IA ain unchanged The quality of the Western Cat
tie are very fair. and there were some few extra
nice Cattle. which would command lie v n, but
not enough to make change in our quotations
Fram Maine there was good supply, many ofthe
Cattle being suitable for beef.
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BOSTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

To The Public,
wehaye recently noticed ''going the rounds" in
the papers of Maine, a certificate from Dr. Bu
chanau. Of Philadelphia, the purport of which is
to bolster up DR.. L. 4. shattuck, Of Augusta.
Justice to ourselves aud the public requires the
following explanation of this affair, which speaks
for itself In letter dated
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. p, lsj9,
DIR. buchanan saws We received Dr. Shattuck,
anil treated him as gentleman on account of Dr.
Greene, a. he informed IL that he had been W'th
Or g. for a long time and from this affirmation
he received Fpecial attention from uS. AFTER he
went home to Augusta, he wrote FOR the enclosed
certificate, which we gave with the clear under
standing that Il 10 bc Trimmed Tor his Office aGd
not for circulation. Several paTtic- in Maine have
written me regarding th-, and invariably kept
silent; but "a II involves our respected friend Or
Greene, ! ann nos disposed to be 80 any longer.
wrote to Or Shattuck regarding II, and he answers
me that Il will be taken out and used only Is fret
intended. | regret this exceedingly, butth entire
mistake was in appreciating DIR. ;. n DR.
Greene's confidential student, and treating him as
such"
The public will remember that proved be-
yonh all question that the time >hottucs spent
with Dr Greene at the Institute in Boston, was rs
n laborer, and not as medical student. The
public will also that the treatment of DR.
Greene, who has become fayorably known through
out the country during practice Of more than
twenty-five years in Boston.
We would advise invalids aud all interested TO
send for Or Grcene's medical book (scnt Free
and learn the true means of cure, and not trust
their lives with young and inexperienced Doctors.
Address DR. X GREENE,
81 Temple Place, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-10

1.-THE ladies but knew what thousands of them
are constantly relating TO IA, candidiy believe
one half of the weakness prostration and distress
experienced by them would vanish. James Marsh
Esq ,l55 West nth 81, y. Y, says, "hc has three
children, the arst two weak and puny, his wife
having been unable to nurse or attend them, but
she has taken PLANTATION BITTEas for the last
two years, AMI has child now eighteen mouths
old which she has nursed and reared herself, and
both are hearty, saucy and well. The article is
Invaluable 10 motheis," &c.
Such evidence might be continued for avolume.
The best evidcnde is to try them. They speak for
themselves Persons Of sedcntary habits troubled
with weakness. lassitude, pSlpitston of the heart,
lack of appetite Distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation. diabetes, &c viii find speedy relief
through these Bittcrs.
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DIED.

In Paris. Dec. 81, Mrs. Abigail Holt aged -
years and months.
In oxford, Nov 2Sth AZ the residence of her
father, !. y. bum. Mr.. Amelia Dunn Holland.
aged - years 10 muuths,'eiic o. 2 y Holland, Of
Lewiston.
Mr~ Holland had but Just returned from her
Wedding tour. when sti .ckcu with fever. Kind
and loving friends hoyryed around her bedside,
anticipating AMI ministcring 10 every want, altem.
mating between hope and fear, till death stole
IN noiSclessly aud closed the scene. Amelia was
a gentle afiett ionatc aud faithful child, earnc-t
and energetic in business, WITH disposition inl
OF love and sunshine, winning the affection OF all
who knew her She lcareS large circle offrivndS,
over whom her death cast a heavy shadow. For
two Years past she occupied the position III
delivering clerk NJ the ladies' vii dow in the Port
land Post Office where she had won the highest
esteem OF her employer and associates, who will
be saddened by the news other death fiyeWceks
since she was happy, blooming bride. Now the
bridal adornmcuis enshrOud "A lIfclcss form, but
her pure spirit dwcils whore sickness and SORROW
never invade IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-10
Editoria. and Selected Items.

The CongregationaiistS abbath Schoo
at South Paris, are 10 have a Christina,
tree
The Sabbath School Concert viii oceul
next Sabbath evening.
The Sabbath School Concert of In,
LIST Baptist church, on the Hill, will occur
next Sabbath afternoon. ifthe weather i:
suitable.
Lecture at the UniverSaliSt Church
next Sunday evening, Subject-Deluge,
Noah and his Family-Tower OF Babel
d II. Young, of Norway. will spend
the winter selling Sewing Machines in
the South. His business at Norway viii
be left with competent hands.
Mr. II. T Walker, fashionable and
experienced Tailor. has opened shop in
South Paris. There is no reason VIII
thousands of dollars worth of clothing a
wear should not be manufactured in our
town rs well rs other places.
A Grand dedication Ball is TO come
off at Harris Hall, Newry, on Christmas
Eve, Friday, Dee. Path.
The first snow of the season to make
sleighiuS, came on Monday night, the 9th
inst. Though high wind prevailed, the
snow lay pretty level in the roads, and
foot deep any where. with many drifts
of huge proportions. We we:e about
as thoroughly blockaied in our county
roads As in any storm last year, The
snow was dry and compact and probably
will make good sleighing.
The thermomete, has touched Zero
several mornings of late
Richards, a, South Paris. is on hand
for Christmas. The little ones are get
ting excited.
There will be grand opening Ball
at the new Town Hall, at Andover, on
Thursday evening, Dec. 10th.
The LITTLE NoRroNs. ASummer'S Lie,
by Mrs Clara Barnes Martin. Author of
Mt Desert, story of Mufr, &c. We have
received from the enterpri>ing publishing
house ct LoriHg, Short and Harmon,
Portland. this attractive juvenile for
children. 1t has been pronounced equal
10 Little Women" for interest. 1t i
illustrated by Harley, and makes pretty
Christmas Git Price 81 p.
Have not our Newry friends fully
ventilated their public aud private views
We could not find space for "Clark'S'
article. and suggest that ~ cold weather
has set in. all hands keep COOL for
season.
The Farmer says that the resignation
of the Rev DR., Bingham. pastor of the
South Congregational church, was the
desire to complete certain literary work
which he has long had in hand
Two more convictS have Just been
discharged from the Massachusetts, State
Prison who had been there Tor four or five
years for crime ct which they were
innocent.
An Iowa woman, on receiving de
cree of divorce in the COURTROOM, found
a new husband awaiting her. with a IL
cenSe in his pocket at the door,
An Indiana girl took strychnine be-
cause her father bought her dress that
didn't suit
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Canton Items.

Ii has beena splendid time this season.
for our railroad enterprise. and the end
draws nigh when anticipation gives way
10 reality.
Thire are some notices posted tor 4
Lyceum, at the school house this week.
If there are as many present rs il is said
there were mt the school meeting which
was called this Fall, and which was at
tended by one or two persons, we have
no doubt it will be great enterprise,
The Universalist Sabbath School have
had two exhibitions this Fall, which were
attended with a crowded house each
evening, \ large portion of the school,
with many OF the denomination. have
formed Dramatic Cub, anil will give
an exhibition ON the 2lst inst
1t is the time Tor killing pigs and all
are anxious to find ont how much their
neighbours weigh We have heard Of no
better one, of its age, than l. Iiarlow'>,
"a of June six months old, which weigh
ed 27S Is. c.
CoNGREss is buSily at work. but nothing
Of interest has vet been transacted.
senator Morrill, has been appointed Chair
man Of Committee on Appropriations, in
FesSenden's place
-Women's rights were demonstrated
in Cincinnati the other night when three
female highwaymcn successfully knocked
down and robbed man,
A sailor explains the distr button OF
prize money to be rs follows ii is
siftcd through ladder What falls
through goes to the officers; what sticks,
the sailors get"
The managers Of the Pacific Railroad
are preparing fuel and provision cars to
run with every train during the winter.
50 that in case a train gets showed in, the
passengers will not freeze or starye to
death.
Motto be outdone 10y the government,
the washwomen of Troy are forming a
union, which Is 20 be the biggest wiring"
in the country.
A special dispatch to the Boston
Journa! saws General George F. Shepley
has the best prospect for the appointment
Is circuit Judge for the new circuit To be
composed OF Maine. New Hampshire.
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island
The farmers, stage companies and
horScmen, in the vicinity of Fort Dodge.
Iowa, are feedingNheat to horses instead
of oats, being the cheaper of the two.
James Morrow, of Bangor has pur-
chased rnd shipped twenty-cight thousand
bushels OF potatoes this fall.
1t is a common practice in New York
for intoxicated men at night TO sleep off
the effects OF liquor in the street ears. rid
ing up and down until daylight.
The Wisconsin says that Milwaukee
long ago kicked the Bible out of her
schools and has progressed so far that
the teacher in the Ninth Ward School
daily curses his pupils, not with simple
little swear" bat with = long string OF
them.
Our paper i sometimes sent for
months to Post Offices. after subscribers
move away and pp,tmaster. rcIu>s to mo-
tify us. BY 50 doing they make them
selves liable for the subscription price OF
the paper
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What Every Person Needs is some rene
dy for h.,bitual Costiycness. II would advise all
those who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Costive-
ness, Piles Bhiousness. Headache, or any foam OF
Indigestion to use DIR. HARRISoN'S PERKS
TALTIC LoZENGES" ELISHA HUNTING.
TON, NJ. d. Ex.Leut Governor ofMassachusetts
For sale at No. fremont Temple, Boston, by +.
\, HARRISON & co, Proprietors, and by all
Druggists Mailed Tor co cents.
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In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 20 Females,
has placed DR. DOW AZ the head OF all ply sician-
making such practice specially. and enables him
70 guarantee speedy aud permanent cure in the
wors, cases of Suppression and all other MeRsfrH-
al DeraRgeH,eais from hrhGfcrCr cause An letters
Tor advice must contain al. Oficc No. ENpI.
corr STREET, DoSTON.
B-Boari furnished TO those desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lsi9. u
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
and WOMANHOOD
rUBLlsitxp ~ TIE
Peabody Medical Institute,
NO 4, HILFINCH ST,

composite the Reverb House, BOSTON,
10000 CORES SOID TRE PAST YEAR
THE SCIENCE or LIFE, or SELF rEESER
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PAGES. bound in cloth. DIR. \. II. HAYES, Author.
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Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
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These arr, beyond all comparison, the most eN
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There Is nothing whatever that the MARRIED or
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VALUABLE BooKs.-we have received the yalu'
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Dr. HAYES il one of the most learned and popu-
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tons II seems TO be his aim 10 induce men aud
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Price OF SCIENCE OF LIFE, 81 90. fHfSlOL-
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j j . s. y y
TO THE WORKING CLASS We are nov pre-.
pared % fu.u IA all CLASSES Nith Con-' ant employ
nent 1t home. the whole OF the tins or FOR The
spare momcut- Business new, l!gh; aud proIii'i
bic Persons Of either sex easily earn from SOC.
10 - per evening. and 4 proportional sum D, ue'
voting their vUpis time 10 the business Brys
and girls earn nearly a. much ~ inen Tina; az
who sec TIL, notice may send their address, ANA
test the business, We make this uHparalleici "Her
To such a. are not well satisfied We viii send 81
10 paw for the trouble OF writing ful! particulars
a valuable sample whirh viii 90 10 commence
work on, and a copy of The Peoples Literary Com
naaion-one II the largest and best family II, ~,
bapers pubi,h,,i-.tll sent free hy mail. Reader,
If YOU want permanent profitable work, address
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Farm for Sale.

1TESsRS FUTILE Il HOBBS oncr for sale
vi their Farm, situated IN the town of BEfliLL
on me stage road leading from Bryant, Pond Il
X. station 10 RumIord, and about four miles iron
the depot at .aid station.
SAID Farm contains two hundred and forty acre.
of land, sixty or seventy Of which i valuable III
tcryale, ana cuts from iity L. sixty tons OF liny
The buildings are in good repair, the barn Ueing
new and well finished.
The above described property viii be sold At a
bargain il applied for soon, and terms % payment
made easy
For further particular, apply TO
FUTILE X HOBBS,
Providence i. J., or To
+. Il. STEVENS, on the premises.
Bethel, Dee. :. 1852.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti
Gle superior 10 Cologne, and ut half the price.
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NIRRIED.

In Woodstock, Nov. 7ih. Mr.. VIM Yates and Mrs
Abby " Estes both Of Woodstock.
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Geueral Contents;
History Of the Rblc; Bible Dictionary and En-
cyclopcdil containing over one hundred uue
Scripture Illustrations, accurately showing IN
Gent Manners aud ca toms, Antiquities, Biblical
scenery. Natural History, " History az Rrii-
giou- Denominations throughout The "rld liar-
mony OF the GuSi,rl-; Bible Concordance and ~.
BILE Analysis; Table ut scripture weight anu
Measure; Coin, or the Bible, with fac -imil's OF
each coin: : Description OF Jndca, Palestine AMI
the Holy Land: Origin OF Nations. important
Event, in Pruianc ilt-trIy during The Lille OF
Christ: Chronology ut tie saviour Life; Names
and TITLES given - Jesus and tho Holy spirit; Ia
bles Of Hebrew Times anil Festivals, also of OH
ccs aud Conditions of Men, and other valuable
table, and treatise. designed 10 promote and Ia
c,litatc the study %! the Bible. beautiful Litho.
graphic Family Record ahd Memorandum Page :
Marriage Certificate, and Photographic Album
for sixteen portraits.
This work will be found % he m indispcn ,ible
aid 10 students of the Bible amt sabbath school
instructors, and comprise so much m itself a. 10
renter the procuring OF many other books unncc-
essary.
sold only los the subscriber, who hn' the sole
Agency for oxford County. All order, by MAJ!
Will receive prompt attention. .,
/. u. MANN
Paris Me lpc. :, lSN.
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We Open This Day 10 BoIsi
N u BIA S,

in White. White and Fancy colors, and Plain
Chinchilla, at 5oc c2lc, zoe sic. sIoo and 81 >
Also, Scarfs. Arabs. Wells; > makes Of Ho-ie-
". Mittens, Gloves Childrens Hosiery, Leggins,
Caters, Cater Drawers, Jackets, Hoods. Scarfs,
handmade Hoods and Jackets, &C Sc.
Children and Misses Hosiery, 10 to SOC.
English Goods - To 75c.
weopen new make in LADIES' HOSIERY.
very fine and nice for coo; also, finest goods soc,
Gsc. -, and low good, ljc. 2oc, 2jc.
Ladies extra large size fine Fleeched Hose; also
Childrens' and Misses Fleeeed Hose, zoe 10 SOc
Five new style OF LADIES' HOODS, very
pretty.
We call attention to our stock Of Young Misses
CATERS. CATER LEt,GI\S and GBiTER
DRAWERS, a being just the thing for the Lit
tie Oneer i'm this. our cold climate
Misses and Ladies' UNDER VESTS and
DRAWERS. very full line, all sizes fine and
heavy. bleaChed or nnbleached.