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Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29

The Navy department i carry irg
out the Gran, policy OF r-Ircuchment;
and. whatever disappointed office seeker
may s,y to the contrary, thesypcud,tures
between April aud October l. were 81.
$1,000 les than they were during the
same six months of last year.
Curtis, who pulled Churchilrs nose.
in Boston, was released from jail Thurs
day. having served ont the term Of two
months 10 which he was condemned for
his outrage against law aud manners
For reports Of S'oueham and Kczar
Fails Fairs, see l.h page, under Agricul-
inral head
The Editor Of the Belfas, Journal.
who IS always witty, explains his haste in
chronicliag the result Of The election in
PENNSYLVANIA aud Ohio, Is follows:
We sent an advancc-guard rooster, last
week, A. Capt. Noah sent the dove from
the ark, 20 Sso # a radical flood had sub
sided lie came back, reporting pretty
shoal wa,sr in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
but no really dry spot. We shall wait
awhile, and send him again
The legislature passed an ac, at i,s
last session which provides that FOR the
small sum Of one dollar any person NAV
deposit his viii for safe keeping with The
Register OF Probate in the county where
he resides, where il viii be safe, and can
DC examined or taken only by the testator
or some person designated by him.
Mr. Bonner drove hi, horse Dexter to
sulky over The track II Prospect PARK
Saturday, making the extraordinary time
of half mile in one minute and four sec
onds tue first quarter in thirty three sec
onds, and the second in thig;y-one.-
The tack MAS dry, bu; rough. Dexter
never made "a break, aud never looked
finer. This Is the greatest time ever made
by any horse.
teVel seldom nlHSe an attack without
warning and may often be thrown Oft by
soaking the feet ia warm water. wrapping
up warm in bed. and taking two or three
OF Parsons PurCstive Pills
A Missionary Just returned. SAYS he
regards ''JohnSon's Anodyne Liniment
as beyond all price. andeflicacious beyond
&ny other medicine. IL i adapted TO Z
great variety Of special cases, sad is the
best pain killer in the world.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
Sold by all druggists.
IT Is AN ESTABLISHED FACT, that Con
sumption can be cured but il il far better
10 prevent the cruel disease from fasten-
ing itselt on the system by the timely use
of a remedy like Dr. Ujstar's BalsGa OF
WTld cherry. This standard preparation
will speedily cure cough or cold. and
even Consumption often yields to its great
power.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Peabody Medical Institute,
No 3. BULFINCH ST,

Opposite Revere House, BosToN-
The Trustee, OF This Institution take pleasure
In announcing that they have secured the ,erl icrs
af -. ,..i.ucul atb veil Known DE. 4. Al HAY -
ltt. surgeon / :. Nmy, Wee President oi
Columbia College uf Physicians Iut surgeons, Nc.
Ia.- institution now publishes the popular mr't
ical book entitled THE SCIENCE oF lifE, oH;
~EfF pRFSTRY ATIpN, 90 written by br. Hayes ~
rr1-, fipn tht Errors 81 f1Hta, Premature DcciiHS
~ lfftfasd Sraaiuaj W,fkHess, AMI al DfSeGss
and flss.s oI the CfearrGtiUt organs Thirty thou
sand copies sold the last year II j. indeed book
for every nsn-y Dung men IA particular Price
only = U0
THIS Institute has lust published The most
perfect treatise of the kini ever offered 20 the
public entitled SEXUAL PLY StOLoGN or NoNAN
. AND liEH DISEASES prOiuScly illustrated WIu
the verl best engraviug-. Thu. book O. also from
msv be- mentioned Tre NJ y,icry otLite,-Beaut!ful
offspring Beauty .ts value u oman, Marriage
General liy,-riue pf NuWan-Puherty,- Change
Of -ENces-es OF the Marriet.-Preventiop q
Ccneeirfipu. n. Va beautiful French cloth p ~
T7rke. Morocco. full gilt $3.50 Either OF these
book, are sen, by myLl, securely sealed, postage
paid on receipt of price.
Thoughtful clergymen recommend these books
for Their. high moral tone, aud all eminent and
,kilful physicians earnestly recommend them g.
the pUliie as the only scientific aud reliable
treat -a ofthe kind published IN America.
AVOID All QyACK OR ADVERTISING DOCTORS
AND car THESE POPULAR Ks.'-imertcGH
Journal 9f N,'iiedi Scieace
THE "FEAnODN JOURNAL OF HEALTH Dr
Have. Editor. Terms, one dollar q year ~
advance Address A. above.
ss-ALHERT 81. HAYES, VI. d, Resident and
Consulting Phy sicIsn.
y B-Dr If may Toe consulted in strirtest con
iidence on all diseases requiring skill. secresy an0
f eXper.pnce ISVIOLABLE SECKESl AND CERT AIS
RElIrr. ~. July Is, 1863
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Cattle Markets.
BRIGHTON, Ocl- s7th. ~

ltIIUIUNl Vll- -ItIl I-lI
PriceS-BeeveS - Extra quality l3 = Z IS -
first quality, 81 SOC -. Second quality sll -
q LIS, Third quality, SlHJ0sIl -. Poorest grade,
COWS, oxen, bulls Sc - ga 10 40 Y 100 8 (thc To-
tal weight Of hides, tallJw AMI dressed beef
Working OXea.-ENirt SO $50. ordinary sl75
% s2y'g pair. handy steers 80 to $3.50 = PAR.
The trade for Working oxen was duH and a iarg.
supply.
Mil5h Cows-Extra 80 70 SII5; ordinary 40 n
sSJ; store Cows SS Si5, Prices for store Cow :
depends great deal upon the fancy OF the pur.
chaser
sheep aud Lambs-ln lots pa on, 3 ~ g : O,
head tor common OueS extra and selected { -
. - - head; Lambs 5 - % 81 ", or from q
&c Fn.
kemarks-Ihc supply q Cattle in market il
iSTser Aan the demand requires 80 soon after hay-
ing sUcl supply last week. There was few lots
oI extra beSyes ~ the market "a hich sold nearly
MOI quite a high, a the same qusiity one week
Aso. Iaere uAs a good supply Of Working Oxen
sulohS tR0Se from Maine Sua several lots of
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Special Notices.
BOSTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

T. fir Pa1'i..
w,havc recently noticed going the rounds IN
the papers Of Maine. certificate from Dr. FI
chauan. or Philadelphia, thc Purport Of which is
e. bolster uP Dy l. \ ,hauuck g. Augusta.
Justice O. our~clvr~ aud the public requires the
following explanation of This affair, which speak
tor t,e,G Ia q letter tatel
PIuApTLJUIA, sept . lSl,
Dr Fr,-tI7la saI. We received pr. Sha,tuck.
auI treated h;m As gentleman ON Sccouu; " ~
Groca,. q, be iul,rmc! Va that he had been wiki
U-., fora l9us ,m. ASH grom ;h., affirmation
De- received pyr,al attention. from T.. Al1er hr
went D. ,me o. Nrcl-,s Dee wrote frr the enclosed
cer. Gy.t,. which NJ, gave with The clear under
>,aualn. tba; % wa, go hr framed for hs Office and
not for circulation several parties iu Maine have
written rue regarding ths-. au3 7 .oNarsD,v kept
silent. but a, .; involve, our cspec.cl friend DR.
u,rvcuy. aiu uo; ti-fp.yi Ca he 20 any loacrr.
Vry:. {. ia Naaitlr. p, gaming g. auJ hC answer,
me ;bst i. wiU Ie ,.,s out AMI u-c.i yu., a, ly-t
.ulcuj,,i. rr-rc, th.> exceedingly bui The entire
mistake Wa 'n wr apps.. .at.ug IL ~ pr
D-cc,os c9adJs.;.sl student, ana treating him a.
such
The rublic viii remember tha; We proved bc
y.lI au 4uc..rn g.l; ;1c t.ae >Aattgck -peu,
uiin pr lrcrac al o., Institute In Br-J ~, was a
lv1oryr. and upr as q medical su,icut The
pubic Will 80 also TIA. tAe treatment oC nr.
0rccuc,vG, ha~ ae.omo iav"rAbly known through
ogt me country 1ar,ns practice # more than
,vra;y eve year, In Boston
We would adv, .r iuyalid- suI all Interested =
send for pr Gr,ruc's ncI.,sl book, sent frcc
1uI I.aru %, true mems ot cure. AMI Uo, trust
b "a.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
oRlrlfARY

Died in Albany, Aug. 2sth, isis Mrs. Susanna
Tnwne, aged ~ years, mouth and Il days. Mrs,
Towue was born IN Peckersileld, " H., July lIth,
Iva The whole family, consisting OF seven per-
sons, removed to Bethel, Maine, when she was ten
years OF age. They came with an OK team In the
spring OF The year. In January 18th, 1876 she was
susanna Crosby. He was resident of Albany,
Maine where he resided until the time of his
death, October 9th, 1888. They IN Il q hnii.
ly OF eight children: the Youngest OF which was
only two years Of age at the time cfMr Towns's
death. Hero she resided for ten years, managing
the affairs OF the farm, with better success, It Is
said, than most men would have done aud bring
ieg up her children for usefulness la the world
She was a worthy memheru of the Congregational
isi church In A; person beloved by ALL having
no enemies. She retained her reason In the very
last, passing away IA If in qutet siunber, &
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Sheriff. Sale.

ONfusu, So
rUAkEN on execution ani will b. soid at Public
4 Auction, on SATURDAY, the eighteenth day
OF December \ u. l-t9, a; Two O'Clock IN the after
noon, sI thr O,h., pf ENOCU fpS TER. IL, tn
R,jhcl, ia ~A! 'puB'y, ait tn right m equity which
plu,el 6 Kendall ol s3id Bethel b4- or had on the
uinrtceuth DAY OF October. y. H. i>'> at six O'Clock
IN 'ir forenoon, beiac thc iimv o' the attachment
oi the the original Wtll iu thi' action 20
redeem ,ht following descrbcd Re. Estate situated
ia said E.t',si, 10 wit:
Tbr Hon, s.,sd Farm on which the said Daniel
g. krud,ll now r-sidcs, IN sah B,thcl, ia said
County, auI being the same premises couvcyri 10
him hy Bv.alc, kci,ial bJ his deed dated March
Ist y u. 1914 aud recurltiiu the oxford Eccor o.,
book 49, pa- J2 - which Record reference i had
for morc pATtt ulRr description.
rhr above Described premises bciug subject a. The
conditions OF The decd recorded aforesaid, Aui
also subject 10 mortgage given by the said psnie.
g. Kendall 10 Mghill Mason 10 the pl, NJ, q;
OF Eicht Hundred sud fiiiy Five Dollars and t",n-
- uar cents and Interest thereon from aud after
ihc .ilh Day o. October, 4. y. ls5. sid nod
a-, d,cti D, recorded IN taok 81. page t5, ot OK
lord Registry, aud remains uaeguccl,ci
& Il. GOODWIN,
Oct. -. SD. Irputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29

oct egnoy :
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
DIED.

In Texas, sept, Susan Flint, wife of Gen. c.
Grover L. :. 4. and daughter of Prof. Austin
Flint, VI. u, of New loTk.
In Mexico. OCT IGth, Mr. Phchc widow Of the
late Jonathan l.araucc OF Hartford, formerly oi
Durham aged - years.
Ia Buck iegd Uci sbl. Mrs. BrDjamin Maxim.
la WucdstbCk Selh 96h, Iii BrygDt afed 10
ycars 4mnnths aud II days.
In Paris, oct sith, Hannibal IIaulin Hathaway,
son of Milo sud Nancy Hathaway, aged II years,
months and - days
The subject of this notice was Young man OF
more Ihsn ordinary promise ever faithful aud
true he has len u the mourning family the great
est earthly consolation, the priceless memory oia
good name lie has gone "a the better llni and
the earthly is exchanged for tile heavenly In
this faith j. comfort and support FOR ,he mourning
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
oxronp, ss:-At Court Of rrobate, held az III

OXFORD. SAT Court of Probate, held at Hi
ram within and for the County of oxford, on the
22i dRy Of October, a. -. lSD,
HS the Petition Of LYDIA CisARk, Admin
" istratriA nf the estate OF Morris Clark. late of
Hiram In said County, deceased, praying for w.
cense to sell and convey all of the real estate OF
her iIlestatc for the payment of debts aud Incl
dental charges. as partial sale of any entire poT-
tion would greatly depreciate the residue thereof
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing abstrac uf
her petition, with this order thereon. 10 b. pub
lisled three weeks suCcessiVcly in the O&fofd
Democrat n new paper printed at Paris, in said
County, that they may appear at a Probate Court,
To be held at Paris, on thc third Tuesday Of Nov.
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause
il any they have, why the same should not be
granted.
A IL. WALKER, Judge
true eoPy-attest; j. 5. Hobbs Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29

OXFORD, SIS AT a Court of Probate held at Paris,
within and FOR the County of Oxford, on the third
TuesdGy ui October, A. -. 1869,
HN the Petition OF RICHARD l.. COLE, Ad-
~ IA plstsaIor VI the estate OF Henry DAVIS,
late ~ Paris, IN suid County, deceased, praying
f5r license 20 sell and convey the homestead OF
said deceased, situated In Paris, ON the westerly
side OF the old County road leading from Paris
Hill to Burknelj, al an advantageous oYcr OF eco
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice %
all persons interested, by causing an abstract Of
his petition with this order thereon, to be pub.
Ished three weeks successfully i'm the Oxford Dem.
ocraf n newspaper printed at Paris, that they
may appear at a Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday of November
next at ten O'Clock ia The forenoon, and shew
cause, IL any they have, why The same should not
be granted. A H. WALhEt, Judge,
A true cOpy-attest: !. 5. HoBns, Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Sheriff " Sale.

OXFORD, IS.
yrAKEN On execution, ard will he sold by Pub
4 lie Auction, on SATURDAY, the fourth day
uI December, -, lssg, - tHo o'clock in the AZ
.lcruoou II the llptel OF. 4. " tRREN, In lIuck
III. So Ssd County. ali the right in equity hsch
T~aac Heath. Jr., oT sumner, ~ said County. ha-
or had GA the twenty -aglh day Of November, \ u.
l~-s, ai four o'clock Ia the afternoon. being the
lnc vi the att aJmncn oi The saulr on the original
writ n this action, 10 redeem the following dc
scrlbed real e,ta,c, situated in sumner In said
County go Wit.
\ certain lot Of land with the buildings thereon,
benz th' Homestead Farm Of tho said Isaac
Heath, Jr.. anI formerly known a the Eihanon
" Ford farm.
The abovc described premises beiag subject 10
q mortgage given "a Eihsnan W. toyd, hat nov
owned bv Grn~gr g.. Russell IL SAID sumner 90
secure the payment of three certain notes Of hand
Tor Five iIuudJyl aud TWcuty-FIye Dollars, dated
April 21th, lsS payable. one hnndrCd dollar ln
October, ~, tWo hundred dollars in October,
I-1u. AMI the remainder IN October, lr.l, in Iu.
icIcsi annually Sad mortgage deed ). recorded
ia book ~, lAso is9 or oNiuru Ecg-iry.
j W. WtIlTlE\,
oct - 1873 Deputy sheriff
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Farm for Sale.

4 BOUT EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND, in a good
n uc.st1oThoIj wc' settled, with good school
privilege, aud sitas;eL aO0u; Iwo aud one matt
mile, Lua the villages GC South Pans Ind NOR
way.
There are on it COOL bullings, consisting II
House, Barn, SEc,l-, Ac, and plenty oi good
water
Thc Farm j. well divided into GAS.. and pas
tul. I4uJ.. and IS well fenced
The stock and Hay can also l'c bought II de-
.irvj Must lac toi, imiuci Iatr!y, II ai all.
For further aTtgIl.sY- lul l,g, on the prem
OF Il WHITMAN.
south Psri- OF. ., l-sa. In
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Jas. rcn,mo,e Cooper. cOrple,c Works.

Household Et.Uon. 3! volumes, 5000
Each ,,llmc sole, separately. fr.cc sI.-a.
Tnt LJruER SfoCAISG T,Lrs by the same
author. ln i've volumes. Price S625.
CDprER's Stories OF the sea stories OF the
wood stories OF Inc rraies. Eaca IA one volume
Price 81.
The enduring monuments of Fcnimorc Cooper
are h.s Works Whii. the love OF country consin.
Tie 10 prevail, his memory will EXIT ia the hearts
of the people 50 truly patriotic and American
throughout, they should nni place IA every
Americans library ."-Da1id Webster.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
MIRRfED.

In Canton. Oct cath, hy Hiram 4. Ellis, Esq .,
Mr. Jacob NJ Slubbs and Mrs. Susan Timberlakc,
both OF Canton.
In oxford, Oct, 2lSt, by Rev q. Tewksbury,
Frank H. Holland OF Auburn, and Amelia j,
daughter hT John y Dunn, Esq. mo cards
In Buckdeld. oct l1th, AT the Baptist parsonage,
bv R.,v \ r. Benson. Mr. Horace n. Richardson
and Miss NJ Anna Bsbee, both OF Mcdford, Mass.
la Bucl1ell, Oct t1th, by George Cobb, Esd.,
Mr. Carroll ". Libby, of Il. aud Miss Alice II.
Chatlin. ~ sumner.
Mr. Leayiit .. Virgin and Miss Maudana l.. Young,
all OF Canton.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Sale by Auction.

WILL be sold by Public Auction, at the res
w denoe of the subscriber, la MEXICO, on
Tuesday, Nov. ad, 1850, the following de
scribed property, to VIII
One Gaod Farm, containing one hundrc.
ana thirty.iye acres, well divided into woodland
tilagc aud pssturagc. Also Il good, young Or
char,l, Ff =, 4. 4 al ~ ~
Also, yoke of Oxen yolc Syear old Steers
yoke 2.year old Stcers, Cows, one-year old
rs tons Hav $50 bushels Potatoes, I oN-Cart, aud
ALI the Farming Tools necessary TO carry ON q
good farm. DAVID :. BROWN
TYLER kIDDER, Auctioneer.
Nsxico, Nov. IL, 1852 Nv
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Young Man or Woman.

II You wish to avoid the destructive msisdies
which are caused by errors committed in early
life, or would be freed from the chaias OF disease
forged by youthful iadiscretioas puruse the works
OF DIR. Hayes, Consulting Physician Of the Pes
body Medical Institute, Boston THE SCIENCE
oF LIFE, OF SELF-PRESERYA ATOM treats
upon Heryous and physical debility, restoration oi
manhood, &c, in mastery manner, and II has
become The most popular medical work OF the
day. The Peabody Medical Institute publish 1t
and also, by the same eminent author, SEXUAL
PHYSIOLOGY oFwoMAN AND HER DiSEAS.
ES." See advertisements of the Peabody Meil.
cal Institute" in smother column.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
rhe Open Polar Sea. Ey pr. |. | Hayes. IN

one volume, t2 81. Fine edition 1913.
"'The volume is everything that could be desired
in respect of mechanical execution. The iliuslra'
tions, which are al aner ske;cha- or descriptions
by DR.. Hayes, have had IN additional charm
thrown around them by the pencils OF Darley'
white, AMI Fem, ani axe, without exception,
spirited and artistic. TIE maps enable the reade.
~ follow the course OF The expedition with ca,c,
and n regards typographr. it reed only bc said
that the volume was printed at the Riverside
Press Men York Times.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to Females,
has placed DR. DOW at the head of all physicians
making such practice a specially, and enables him
% guarantee speedy AMI permanent cure IN the
worst cases OF Suppression aud all other Henstrr-
q! Deraagsnsats, from chGterer cause All letters
for advice must contain 81. Oniee No. ESpl-
corr STREET, BOSTON.
B-Bolr,i furnished 20 those desiring 70 re-
main under treatment
Rast1n July 1853. y
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
A true copy-attest: }. 5 Hobbs, Register

OXFORD, IS AT Court Of Probate held ~ Paris,
within aEd for the County of Oxford, on the third
Tues sday of October, \. u. ls69,
TANNIBAL G. BROWN, Guardian OF Agnes
ii l. Brown minor child and heir OF Orin u g.
Brown, late of Paris in said County deceased, hav.
ing preset ted his first account Of guardianship OF
said ward for allowance:
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy Of tins order TO
be published three weeks successively in the OK
ford Democrat printed az Paris In said County, that
they NAV appear Il, q Probate Court 10 lie held Mt
Paris on ihc third Tuesday of Nov. next, at ten
O'Clock I'm the forenoon, aud shew cause II any they
have yhy the same should not be allowed
a. II. WALKER. Judge.
A true cnpy-attest: J. : iuBBs Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Assignee's Sale.

'I'HC undersigned. Assignee of the estate Of
L William II Porter, BaukruIt, WI uIcr Tor
sair ny Pabl.c AEvtlup, GA
Saturday, Nov. 2Oth, n, Io o'clock i. W..
AZ sad Putrr- Farm. ia Paris. the following de
c-Ibrkpfrfety viz.
On- yoke swear old S,rers Is sheep. | Iy.fc-,
Calf. 4 Riding Wagon, / sleigh. I Pang, about
i, ton, good Hay, anru. - lU heels Fo.-.'Cs, and
mluE other articles.
Trrin-. cash GEp. :. WILSON,
~s.tu I'sri-. L { -. l~is slgECc,
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Vert soon Noi>ed Abroad.

!; ;> hgt ,iN ye4r, since ALIENS lung
BNI~AN Sas hr~t offered Tor sale. IL good
guA..tt- UtTr soon made SaoNu - hulAo, au4 very
slou s .4iut 4s uaI-, lar and near uaw !; is sold
iu u..-'v ry.-. NrU- store ia thr United State
North. last. south aud Wet ~ similar ncti
cine stands higher With th' people l;,, wei known
ou th. Ptrf, coast, and Gh,rl q uauI> tor lt from
~su Francisco, Sa,ram-utO m tSlIturala aud Port
i1ut. OREGON even from Australia, hr-e orders
are rt.a. vtd ior 40, Au3 throughout iauadn, II b.
well and favortbIy known, AMI sold vStryN herr
Read what Captain Foster Writes
rpey HrEwt,I, March -, l>o9.
Mss,--. PERRY DAVIS Is SON.
>.-s-l rm pleased % u1rfy you Of thr
i..1e6t vshi.n have ryrcirrd rum ALLAN = iCNG
BAL>Nv. having heca trpuhird Wi;h cough tor
severed var, past. tag BAi,ai.I rccoaIf4rudr!
90 tnr rua8. i.lt ..v prO,Ifet o.. -Dl tJuul 10 e.
r,lI.,, uy congo u4ort r,liiis tnfu anything ever
tried NJ wife has zl>J u,,i a, With m0st sAti,iac
tory ryoHl
Ious,, y-ry truly.
Zap: y. POSTER.
Capt ro,rsg {, o ship owner IA builder rvsil
.1c - Port BurNe.s, CsIgJt.
PERRY DAVIS & son,
General Agents.
oci2. Az
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29

The piIgrln's wallet; or,

The piIgrim's Wallet; or, Scraps OF Travel
gathered in England, France and Germany. -
Gilbcrt Haven. IN oae volume 900
"II3s pictures are drawn w.th firm and visor-
on, hand. iii, description of London is wonder
fully vivid and cle.r, and the only one We rcnen-
be, e,er 70 have read which gives the slghtestno-
,.on orthc externs! features ot tae model Baby
Ion - Portland Press.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29

"........We feel sure tiai the rare qualities
ofhcart and mind united, the beauty OF description
and purity oflhOughl and feeling which won for
Miss Bremer's domestic pictures 50 many loving
readers all over the world inring her lifetime will
draw the old ones back aud attract many new ones
% these mcm ,aal,."- Cm;ilna.i EceiiHy Car0R
i,le
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29

y D,TpGp. Ss;-Ata Coun of Probate held at Paris
w'ti'u sul fpr thr County 10 oxford, pn tho
thi.d Tuesday ut - flbgr. \ - lSg
RANDN g. TINkHiM, named Executor in
N certain lu-tfumcn; pur,U';jns O. be the
last u ;'l and Test gtunnt of samuel TInkhsm. late
ot t,rcsuNoni iu -ajd Count deceased. having
pre-tut. .hy .alpr fpg Probate.
OydrIc :, That b. -sil E<ecUt'r giv" notice 10
al per 'Js Interested, hy rI,s AK % coy! Oi t!it
order 4, De- published % -cr week succg~-iyCiy IN
The OXtp.j Democ,.!. printed 81 Paris, That thcy
may appear ., q Probate Court 90 be- held AZ Paris
Ia said County. on tto third TUESDAY OF Nov neat,
n ten o'clock u The forenoon, ana shcw cause, II
any thcy have Why the -ame should not bc proved,
approved ana allowed a. thv last VIII and Teats-
mcnt of aid deceased
4. II. WALKER, judge.
\ true copy-a'tc5t, 4. $ Hunns, Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartie PHI !

The best known remedy for sl Diseases Of the
Blood, stomach, Liver, Kidneys; Tor Heaaae"c
Rheumatism, and IN ALL eases where eh'harue
= required. Price by mail, box 81 CTS boxes
sIls,-l2 boxes 81 64
TURNER x CO,
sent. "a -Sm l20 fremont st, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
Save the Children.

NIULTITUDES Of them suffer inger, and die,
vi because Of Pin N0rns. The only eiiectuai
remedy for these most troublesome and danger
Gus OF all WORMS, in children adults, Is found
in DIE. GOILD'S PiN-WORM SYRUP
Purely vegetable safe and certain. valuable
cathaitc, and beneficial TO health. sold by
GEO. e. GOODWIN, Roston,
and all druggists. 6m octl5
Oxford Democrat., 1869-10-29
80 -, 10 90. Nanta Crots.l

Erfracf from, a Letter from Santa Crote.
We had wandered Cor many hours
through tangled forests OF Tropical shrubs and
trees, some OF them emitting most delicious and
uyisors,ng odor when we suddenly came upon a
large and we'll cultivated plantation, In the centre
of which were several buildings. Entering these
we found them b tho 'press houses stills, sc,
where the sugar cane crushed for the manufacture
OF II. Croix Rum. Over IOO Coolies were at work,
and the smell from the fermenting watts was very
exhileraiing and pleasant. wewcre shown through
the eutire establishments snd learned that all the
Rum here produced Mas shipped 70 Ncssrs. L. II
Drake 4 Co New York, 20 D. mad, irto their cel
chrAted II AVIATION BlrrERs. The peculiar Eooi
effects OF this Eum-whieh i The PGrcs' and best
IN N, world are wglt-kuowu Not ,ing glr case Ci
Dyspepsia Fever and AEgc, Consumption, or any
such disease can D. found this Island, except Of
inyai> some here for their health and they al
most always ca-yt, Comhiued with Calssya Bark,
Csscarills, and other important ingredients, this
Rum becomes PLANTATION BirTERs; Tui surely NO
auer Tonic and general fam!lg Remedy was eyer
seen. The oombiuaiion OF these Rittcrs was frs;
discovered here ;msuy years aso, and the Natives
swear by PLANTATION BIrTEEs. and SAY there j.
nothing like It." Judging by the robust hcslth Of
the witnesses. am certain their testimony Is true.
R.sr.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet aTti-
J., superior &, Co!oync, and II half The pncc.