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FOREIGN.
The London Times on the Irish
Land Question.
Trial and Expulsion Of d Clergy.
man Of the Church Of
England.
Wcst Indian News,
GFeAt Britain
4Q6 tHfgH LlH0 drrKsYfn~

$500 AAA@1A 4AF0 HSA91AQS@
-...-..... LONDON, Disc. 9.
Iae 1Tmss eon5tde1s the policy to BE- adopted on
inc Eish question II aays: uH va a1a not rro.
pared 10 abandon altogether tho exercise Of Jour
funettonA We must stop the development Of Iiaa
deMxnd4 We cannot excase Ourselves from
guilt In Allowing such m,scaieyoua delus,ou. 70 bo
propagated. II we leAye It to bo inferred that our
lef'd alton wn b limited only bf the
temAad of the peasants OF Irc-
ion,, NC cannot free ourse!yes from
b:aEne. II contempt Of law haa rts.n into m
ontourst Of organized violence against authority
and order. We must declare a reform tn the land
laws. In tho next beaAou OF Parliament: bpt IN
the meantime the authority Of law mast bs main.
tsined, and tufractions thereof puuianed.n
CHURCH TRIAL
1oSDoS, De-. g
Proceedings In tic coasisto.y Cont Of
York, against Rev. C. voyAy, TOT neresy,
Wal brought 70 conclusion to-day, Nj, yoJsJ
waa heard yesterday IN his own defence
beto1e chancer!, who to-day rendered iod5-
nent7 declaring that ali the charges and slleRa.
lions broaght against defendant had been uroged
and excluding him from the Church Q! England
THE TCKEIsH TROUBLES.
France and Greas Britain arc making great
etor1s to settle matters at lsAue between the
Sublime Porte and Ficeroy OF Egypt
, 1869-12-03
AMU9EMENTB,
nIcVICKER'S THEATRE.
FRIDAY, BKNEFIT OF

ID o VI N I C X nj u r. II Ay.
Read the nunesnas opto.oua of tho Chicago pssaa es
Dom1niek Malray's acting:
-Wa eau eearcdy tsy too maeh, Hs IL in his peculiar
4uo WhAs JeHeIbon has proved hraseH 70 be In tho
lncAtla1 pt tho aupefA1uQAtsd Qutehm1n."-TfkAzs4
He b4A r1eh and natRrsl brosue: he hss much
power 1nd patho2 both ct yuite and Action. A Haf.
r13 NAAe Hts1deA hN.n-N1>ea.
nlend!d humorous Aetas. He ID natural pnaf.
Iettd ~ suy dtaaGreesale mAnnefz- md fspe from
ltahuAu-"-f.P+o{ta7a.
"Mr. Murray evidently believes that an 1,ishu.a
may be EeniIeInan aud not cf neeesasy cariesiIft
Of = mountebank. In word Nj. Aurray ia tae besf
dellntatns Of Irsa eAf1etet that hare ever sesn
WuIixmk"-JexTNal. N-'
M. Kn1raJ has aood psesenee. = clear voiee, md
Eyss fIee from adeetatiou. and commando : htogas
ttAt b1fdkepoFt Cannot btat."-Fox.
Re viii appear ou Friday erentnk. supported By Ass
j0aEfHlAE F1DDHS, IN the beautiful IEAh drs11A d
ooNACA'S ENGAGEMENT,
And the sparkling Farce Of the HAPPY MAN.
Saturday Afternoon and ufsht. tho salno bM Ter tho
lat time.
, 1869-12-03
nuxfrn Civ Politics.

Drs1oN. Dec. a-Much Dissatisfaction ia ex-
pressed by the Ksr rlbliCAns and Democrats with
the nominees for Mayer, aud Citizens csndldate
will undoubtedly be nominated.
, 1869-12-03

Internal Revenue Collections In
louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. a-Tne Internal Revenue
collections for LouiLlAuA IN November WA
eleo,0oo: AZ tncteale Of 1loS,ooe ovef tne xame
month Last 3eAf.
, 1869-12-03

Cod liver OIL.
Hazard l. casweii's Cod L.ses Oh Is the hest -
AIeryffAp<ue .. ~ ~
, 1869-12-03

Wilbor's Cod Liver OH md Llmc.-
The great popularity Of thta <e and e1lcac.ous
preparation Is alone attributable 10 lss 1trtnslc
wor7h. In the cure Of coughs. co:da, asthma.
and All copsaInptlye symptoms, has no sufe-
toE. II eqoat. Let no enc neglect the eari5 symp-
TONS OF disease, when IN sgent is thus ut hand
!nnns. or thspa: Manufactured only by 4. B.
W!loor. Chemist, Nc. 166 Court Street, Boston.
Sold hy Nil druggists
, 1869-12-03

ST. Jom. y. L., Dec 4-Tae formal opcuinR OF
The Western Extension Railway. from sI John 10
The Ftcder4cktou Dsaoch Il also opened for
uActc,
, 1869-12-03

Muftitudca OF People require mn
attentive TO re6t0tc the healthy action Of their
into them. SafBspa1tllas were used and rA.ned
pnus several iOpottuous were palmed on npou
Tic public aEdct this name. Ayers Sarss2sEuia
Is Eo Imposition.
RouEh Sktu mndc sm Doth by uatoH
Jutfrtr Tar SOAP. manufactured u Ca5sweu,
HazArt TO, New Yofk
, 1869-12-03

EFAuce,
4 BBxr1XEHT HRoN oLL1v1Eh
PAxts, Dec, 9.
At meeting Of the Committee OF the Corps
LeS,zauf, to-day, Emile Oliy1er said that to guArd
againat popular excesses they u1st rally around
the dSnssty.
MAGNIFICENT FRksEST 70 EU6ES1E-
PAK1s, Dec, 9.
1t Is reported that the vlceroy Of Egypt present.
cd to the Empreas Eugene dIxdem Of diamonds
valued at G,QlQ, 600 francs.
FAkis 2CIET.
PARts, Dec. 9-S Pin.
The city Ia perfectly Tranquil. No political OF
popular denominations whateyes have been
uhde.
, 1869-12-03
JACKSONVuLE.

The New blind Asy1um-SuIt In
So1ytsE tho PnF Fmcnt for q Family
monNmcut~
Special De5ps,ch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
JAcxsoNvulx III, Dec. 3
The cast wing Of the B1ind At1luu Is Aoou.
completed. It Il Of Itself handsome boL1ituE.
Alaw suit nas Just been decided between James
Str1wn Aud Pnebe @. S.raWn, widow Of tue lAse
jscoh S.s&xn, S., in which the ptAott1s cou.
rcated II the County conEt, the allowance OF fAn-
Iy neeeAAs1tes for The widow Of their father, and
also objected to the e4tate1 paying for lhe!f
tathers monument on the ground that 1t Was =
family monument because sne name OF fttle
eso!hcr Who Wa kt1ed, vas !nscf.pet On the
Monuueut The Jury E2ve <tfaic1 Tor the
widow, and A1lowet the plaintiffs ~ for the Ia.
scr1puon Oh the n4orumenk
, 1869-12-03

kkRtys
ARRIVAL OF 4 MISSING yEssKL-
GENOA, Dec. z
Tue American Aulp ScotAwood, which lefS Nav
OrlesoB August 81 for this port, arrived safely
yesterday. She had been glyea up fo7 lost By the
underwriters.
ARRIVAL or ttsHors At roHk.
ROME, DEC 2,
Four hundred Bishops have already arrived 10
attend the council.
, 1869-12-03

popular demonstrations Whatever haze been
usde-
WeAt Indies.
AHHEIA71oR FAVORED IN TIE KxrrBl1cs.
NEW YoRx, Dec. 2.
4 letter from San Domingo says the leaders Of
al parties there, a. well ~ In uayu tavot annex
alton to the United StateA
slcK SOLDIERS
NV yoRk, Dec. z
A Suevttas (Cuba( letter s,atea that 500 sol-
dlera are In hospital there.
CONSPIRACY 1uwARTzp,
A formidable conspiracy among the negro
slaves ut Sagua Las been discovered, BY which
they were TO massacre their Sp8nIsh masters,
burn The estates, and declare themselves tree.
Twelve Of the leaders have been summary ahot.
0T1ER crHAf rIENsL
NEW Yogx, Dec g.
A hey West letter says news has reached there
from Cuba announcing that the reso1otionlsts sur
prsed Clenfuegos aud seized large quantity Of
provisions, Clothing, and medicines, and then re-
tired in good order.
Intercepted letters from Spanish on1ce.s agree
that :hcfe are 10 prospects, OF surptc..irg tho re-.
belliou.
The Tin<s' Havana letter says: In the C!neo
rillaa District the troops uAss,n0 there will be
sufficient 10 draw d regular Gordon across the
Island, and compe! tho Insurgents 10 abandon the
country or force them 10 dfnwn battle, In which
they have 10 chance against thelf disciplined au.
tsgon!sta
NEWS FROM JAMAICA.
kIsG611S, Jamaica, Ebv, al,t
Tia uArASA, uec. :. T
quantity Of powder aud arms has been seized
tn io1 Manas, supposed TO bt intended for Cnba.
AdItral Poor Is expec:ed here With the Amed.
can 1cct the Is; Of January.
PFusxtn.
TIE DANISH DIGESTION.
HERIlS, DEC 3
IT'S rcmatcd that the Dau!eh question Is again
under Llsclssiol Severa! important dispatches
on The subject have recently passed between Hc1.
In aHd Vienna.
IkRtys
ARRIVAL OF MISSING yHssKL-
GRkoA Dec. z
, 1869-12-03

REE9IiVFs
HERLlS, De. 3
It Is rcrn1red that the Danish question Is again
under Ilsclssion- Several important dispatches
on The subject have recently passed between Hc1-
In a1d Vienna.
, 1869-12-03
a. D. RICHARDSON,

Marriage 10 Mrs. SnEc In tho Astor
House XcsaeFday-EIo IL MRfFlol
on hts Deathbcd by The Ekev. Henry
Ward Hccchcr-AtfectnnE Scene ht
tNc AstOF House LRst Evening"
All Hopes OF o Recovery IsanIshcd.
, 1869-12-03
OHIO.

CnreeF OF the Detnn1tinE Cashier OF
fhe Second NATIONAL Bank OF
CIeveland-fa1s Aggregate uefnl-
cation, 347Q,OOO-CondiSIon Of the
Nank-The BlbIo Question In Ciu-
Ctnnntt.
, 1869-12-03

kTHAYKD OR 8TDLEN-A RED AID wHITR
. COW, With hg.a4 h4lia On hef hosEk and part I
% e- goneL The dnteE Etn 10 taitahy fded.
" ln& tpioxs7A&tau - f. NASH. u Set1a EzAbetaa4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
Special Notices.
Peabody Medical Institute,
NOt, BULFINCH ST,

Opposite Revere House, BOSTON
Che Trustees of this Institution take pleasure
in announcing that they have secured the services
of the eminent AMI well known DIR \ II ii ~ r,
late surgeon |. =. Army, Vice President OF
Columbia College OF Physicians and surgeons, &c.
This institution now publishes the popular med
zeal book entitled THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OK
SIR PRESERVATION, written hy nr. HAYES. II
treats upon the Errors Of loHfk Premature Decline
Of Manhood ,SsasiaGl Necklaces, AMI all Diseases
and 4btsrs uf the Geaerdfirc OrgGas. Thirty thou
sand copies sold the last wear. 10 j. indeed book
for every mau-youug men Ia particular. Price
only ! 90.
Th, Institute has just published the most
perfect treatise of the kind ever offered 10 the
public entitled SEN Al PHYSIOLOGY oF WOMAN,
AND HER DI>EISE>,n prOtuScly illustrated with
the VERY best engravius-. Th,s book - also from
the pen OF Or HAYES. Among the various chapters
NAV De mentioned. The Mystery OF Liic.-BcaUtitul
On ~pring.-lSSIuty IT, value u " oman Marriage,
Gencrat n vgcinv % Wom1u,-Pubcrty.-C
Of Life .-EN-r~Se~ ~ the Married-Prevcntinut 70
Conception, ~. In beautiful French cloth, - "a
Turkey Morocco, ful, Slt, $50. Eihcr OF these
book are sent hy mail, securely sealed postage
paid, on receipt OF price.
Thoughtful ClerI,ymrn recommend these books
for their high moral tone, AMI all eminent AMI
~kilml physicians earnestly recommend them 70
th" pablo - the only scientific and reliable
treatise uttAc k.ni published IN America.
Avon All QCNCk OR ADVERTISING poCToRS
AND GCr THE>E PorJLNR Books '-iwcrtcan
Journal - N.,iicdi >-'cI,c,
The PEABODY Journal OF HEALTH pr
Hlyc,. r ljtpr Terms ONE dollar year IN
advance Address a. above.
e. ALBERT II HAYES, VI. d, Resident and
insulting Physician
Y B-Dr n may be consulted in strictest con.
dicure ON all diseases requiring skill secre>y and
experience. INNlOlABLk >ECRE>N AND CERTAIN
RELIEF. ~. july 10, l>'s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
90 Bower!
Notice of Foreclosure.

rVHE undersigned hereby gives public notice
i that Albert II. Gerrish of Bethel IN the Conn-
" of Oxford, William Gerrish, Jr., of Durham,
then in the County of Cumberland, and William
ID. CrOOker and samuel Swanton, I'd, both OF Bath,
then in the County of Lincoln, ON The fourteenth
day OF December, \. ID. 1873, by their deed OF that
date, duly recorded in the Oxford County Regis
try of Deeds, book l0i, pages l9l and w. convey
ed in mortgage to George ". Sanb0rn OF george
town in the County OF Essex, and Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts,, a certain piece or parcei OF
land. situate in Bethel, in the County OF OXFORD
and State of Maine, described as follows:
Beginning ut point six rods nine feet ana three
inches west from the west or upper poplar Tree
standing on the north side of the County road
leading from Bethel Hill 10 West Bethel, thence
running northwesterly to stake and stones on
the bank of the Androscoggin river, thence run
ming westerly up said river to land owned by Ro.
bert g. Wiley; thence southerly on said Wiley
land 10 said road thence easterly on said road 10
the place of beginning; reservng all that part OF
said land that has been decided 10 the Atlantic X
-. Lawrence Company; and that said George w.
Sanborn, on the twenty-eghth day of November,
a ID ISL for a valuable consideration, assigned
said mortgage 10 the undersigned; and that the
conditions OF said mortgage have been broken,
by reason whereof, the undersigned as assignee,
AZ aforesaid hereby claims foreclosure OF the said
mortgage JUN hiSOh'
Portland, July 25, 1853.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
MARRIED..

In Paris July !4th, ~ the residence Of the brides
father. David Ripley Esq, by Rev. VIM H.
Walker. Mr. George leunis6n. OF syracuse, y. y,
anu Mr. Angie l.. small. of Paris.
At Hanover, June 81. 10y \. Knapp, ksq,
Almond L Littlehale, % Eunlce y Tyler, both OF
Hanover.
In Byron. july 9Uh. by l. 6 Washsurn Esq.
NJ Francis l. Hod,ion, to Mis- Emma \. Ireland
both vt Byron.
In ,,rAnd Rapids, Michigan, June l4th, AT the
residence OF the bride father, by Rev. j III Ross
Mr. James l. Merrill Of Norway, ana Miss
Laraucv 4. Bur,lick
In Bath July 18Th, y. II. Austin and Hannah
smith both Of Arson
la PhipsburS, July, 9Th, Capt. John Lowell,
Jr and Lucy rockingham.
In Denmark july 10th. by Rev. \. IL William,
slim Orcult. formerly of Whelock, Vt, and Miss
sarah Jcwett, OF Denmark
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
Ar,nANA EIrcrroS.-A prirate teIe.

ALABAMA ELEcrIoN.-A private tele-
gram of the 4th inst, from Montgomery,
Ala, addressed to Government officer
in Washington, says that Buckley, of the
Mobile district, and Hayes (Radicals) are
elected to Congress, The third district is
doubtful. Mason, Elmore, Chambers, and
Talmadge counties give Republican ma
iorities. Full returns from Lee county
have not yet been received. As tar rs
heard from Parkinson, Democrat. has 100
majority.
Ldter.-Enough returns have been re-
ceived to indicate the certain election of
Parkinson, Democrat, by several hundred
majority, in the third district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
NOu-lScsiSent Taxes,
In the Town OF Albany, County Of Oxford, Y
for the wear los

In the Town OF Albany, County Of Oxford, Me-
FOR the year lss>.
The following list OF Taxes on the real estate of
nonresident owners ia the Town of Alban! Tor
the year l-sS IN bills committed To- Amos G. Became,
Collector al said Town, ON the l0th day oi June,
\. u lcsiS. has been returned by HIM 10 me as re
maiuing unpaid the 81 day of June, lSia, by his
certificate of that date, and now remain unpaid :;
and notice i hereby given that IL the said taxes
and interest and charges are not paid into The
Treasury OF said Town within eighteen months
from the a:C uf the commitment of tie said bills,
80 much of the real estate taxed viii be sum
cient 70 pav the amount due therefor, including lu-
tere>t aud charges viii without further notice, be
sold N public Auction al the Treasures once,
viz. his dwelling house, in sAid Albany, ON the
first Monday in February, a. ID. 1870 nj Que o'clk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
CAUTION.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that Simon G.. Rich.
~ Sr,ison OF Norway. Ia the County of Oxford
and state of Maine, 10y his deed of mortgage dated
the 18th day OF MAY, lSii, and recorded with Town
Records IT Norway. book 3. pages lis and 49, Ia
which reference j. hereby had conveyed Ia Thos.
Austin of said Norway, one Coli aud one Cow,
given Ia secure the payment of thirty dollars
and ON the 22d day of NAV, \. u ISIS, said Thos
Austin assigned IN all hi right and title ia and
Ca the above described mortgage, and all his right
and title - the property therein. described; aud
whereas the conditions Of said mortgage have been
broken, claim L. forCclO>c the same pursuant 10
the laws OF thi, state in such cases made and pro-
yidcd. his
MARX =. * RICHARDSON.
Attest: mark
JOSEPH \. SNWl ER
NORWAY. Aug ), 1859
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In The Treatment Of Diseases incident to Females,
has placed DIR DOW at the head Of all physicians
making such practice a specially, and enables him
20 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other hsnsfrH-
N Dsruayss ,ts, from ,ehaisrcr cause All letters
for advice must contain al. Olioe No. ENDI
corr STREET. BoSro>.
Y B-Boar,l furnished TO those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Hl~ton july l~sg Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
Notice Of Dissolution.

YI,HE Copartnership heretofore existing under
| the firm name Of Dearborn, Brownell Co,
at Locke's Mills, Me, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the second day of November, \. ID
lsjs, Mr.. Emerson p. Brownell retiring from the
firm All business pertaining To the late firm will
be settled by the subscribers, who continue to
carry business at the Old stand al Locke NILS
under the firm name and style of Dearborn & lib
bets who are the only members Of the late firm
,lnly authorized to settle the same.
JOHN +. DEARBORN,
EMERSON y. BROWNELL,
JOHN q. TIBBETS.
Locke's Mills, July 10, 1863. 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06

"FREsu ~ \ MAIDEN's BLUSH I, the pure
peschy Complexion which follows the use Of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. II Is the True Secret Of
Beauty Fashionable Ladies in society under
stand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic Country
Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any
other one thing
RedneSs, >unburn, Tan, Freckles, Blotches and
all effects of the summer sun disappear where it
s used And genial cultivated, fresh express
sion j. obtained which rivals the Bloom of Youth
Beauty Is possible to all who VIII invest - cents
al any respectable store and insist ON getting the
Magnolia Balm
LIoN'S RATHAIRoN is the Best Hair Dressing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
Oxford County Democratic Con-
vRutinn.


The Democrats of the several Towns and Plan
tations OF Oxford County, are requested ~ meet
by delegates in Convention, at the COC RI HOUSE
on PARIS HILL, on THURSDAY, August 2sith,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the following purposes -
To nominate two candidates for the State Senate
one for Clerk Of the Courts, for County Treas
urer, and one for County Commissioned. Also, TO
choose County Committee for the year 1870, and
To transact any other business that may properly
come before the Convention.
Each Town and Plantation will be entitled to
one delegate. and second delegate for the first
twenty-five votes cast for the Democratic candi-
date for Governor in the election of lSig, and an
additional delegate for every additional fly votes
cast as aforesaid. majority fraction Of ifty
votes afler the first twenty-five will cntitle to a
delegate.
The County Committee will he in session mt the
Court House 10 receive credentials at half past .
o'clock A. Nj.
SANfL X, CARTER, Chairman,
DANIEL BROWN,
GEO. :. HOLMAN,
AARON III. MASON,
Democratic Co. Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06

Miss Eastman. ut her Library room,
has very fine collection of Stereoscopic
views which we advise all examine. IL
affords an excellent opportunity to re-
plenish, from the newist and best views
out.
The friends Of A. l.. Burbank. Esq,
of Bethel, (of whom there are many in
this seetien) will be glad to learn that he
has been appointed to a clerkShip in the
Custom House at Portland, and that his
nomination has been confirmed.
Some papers are conducted on strictly
cash principles-the safest for all. But
the worst of il is, they won't give credit
even to exchanges,
As we have many subscribers among
the democracy. in our County. and as
they have no organ, we cheer(ullypublish,
without request aud gratuitously, their
call for County Convention.
The editors of Maine are having a
vacation this week.
AT the Law term in Portland. on
Monday, the case OF VIM. SanderSon ct
nj. vs.. Berlin Mills Co, was argued.
Hastings. Howard Il Cieaves, forPffs.
J. 4 f. VI. Rand, for Deits.
A correspondent of the Portland Press
says that when he went to the Legislature,
somebody gave him acopy of the Revised
Statutes marked House" and he has
kept it in his house ever since.
Miss Susan Caroline Godsey, 1.-The
champion sleepi>t," died near Hickman,
Ky, lately, aged 20 For fourteen years
she has not been awake half an hour at a
time
John Cannon. an old gentleman of
nearly 50 years. on his way TO visit his
friends. in this State. and travelling on
the railroad track was run over two miles
below Danville Junction last Saturday;
he died OF his wounds. He had been
asleep on the track.
A woman in New Orleans was arrest
ed for throwing pan of boiling water
over a man. Her defence was that she
took him for her husband.
In the central, western and northern
parts Of New York State the apple trees
are literally loaded with fruit. so great
a crop has not been known for number
ofyears.
There is man in Gallia county, Ohio,
whose sole personal property returned
for taxation i included in thu item;
Dogs one hundred dollars"
Stockings darned by machinery are
said 10 be darned nice.
Under the operation Of the Fifteenth
Amendment the vote ofPennsylvania will
be increased by some ten to twenty thou
sand voters.
1t i stated that the Hon II. Greeley
is not only pillar of the Rev. DR.. Cha
pins church, but also one of its soundest
sleepcrs.
Daniel Webster used 30 say that the
wore" would" in Rufus Choate's hand writ
ing resembled small gridiron struck by
lightning.
A reporter describes a suicide As fol-
lows lie laid himself down and shot
himself with his bic toe" 1t is suggested
that the weapon was loaded with nails.
A singular accident occurred At STRAIT
ford, Coma, few DAYS since. AS a farm
er was sharpening his scythe with rifle,
a swallow flew between the rifle and the
blade, and his head was severed from his
body.
A want has been felt and expressed by
Physicians, for z safe and reliable purga
tive: such 4 want i now supplied in
Parsons Purgative Pills
Henry X Bond. of Jefferson, Maine,
was cured of splitting of blood, soreness
and weakness Of the stomach, by the use
OF "Johnson's Anodyne Liuiment."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
DIED.

In Paris. JULY 3Fh Mrs Joshua Benson.
IL North FrycburS, 10Th inst, Maria Charles,
aged - wears months.
In Exeter July 18th, Mrs. Minerva Woodbury.,
aged j. YEAR
In Alfred July 10Th George II. Weber, Of Port
land AGED - wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06
Cattle Markets.
BRIGHTON, Aug 9Th, lS9


Pr.res-Bseves Extra qualify, SI2 5 IS - F.,
FIRST quality. Sl3t0Sl2 So second quality, sll -
ali 5 Thirl quality, SlO2js n "a Poorest grsdcs
COWS. oxen, bulls, k SyO1g l0 % + 100 d the to-
la weight of hides, tallow. and dressed beef
Working ONen-TheTe has been but very little
DOM. iu the Working tx trade For several weeks
past there have been but few pairs IN market,
for which holders ask trOm $40 O. So PAIR
The trade " ~ revive a. soon a cattle commence
coming more freely IRON the North and East
storey earlings els O. 80 two year Odds 80
T. So three wear Odds ~ 10 StJ e head. or much
according 10 value FOR beef.
Milch Cows-Extra 50 10 sll5; ordinary so 3
e. store Cows - 9 80. Prices for store Cows
depend, great deal upon the fancy Of the pur.
chaser.
sheep and Lamhs-IR lots 81, %. 3 - 9 ~ Z"
= head for common ones extra and selected :"
:. : W = head; Lambs % 20 81 -, or from 10
O. g D.
Remarks The supply of cattle from the West
was better ina quality than those Of last week :
market. there we're more IN numbers, and they
dill not cost 50 high 10 Albany prices are from !
4 a. y n lower than those OF last week. There
We're bGi a few Cattle and Lambs from Maine
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81 tbs.

In North Norway, = the wife Of Mr.. Huam
Merrill daughter; u the wife of stephen Mer-
rill ur~t bora "A sou, % the wife of Charles Farm
ham a daughter. to the wife uf Mr.. Emery, first
bora. a daughter; % the wife OF Marion tobes,
first born. a son.
In Norway July 3lst, 10 the wife OF VIM. a.
Emery. a daughter.
Washington, d {, July 18th, to the wife ofGen.
u. - Howard. = son.
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Strayed Horse.

EAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, on
Y the evening Of July 3lst, Dark Red Horse,
about 10 wears old having black name and tail,
aud star la forehead The owner Is requested
a. pay charges and take him away.
T. III. g.. MARSHALL,
"a miles from West Paris Village, on High street.
Aug. l.
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New Advertisements.
Hebron Academy.

TIE FALL TERN Of Eleven Weeks VIII com
mrnce on Tuesday, sept. 9TH, 1869.
Board. ~ per week Tuition, 500 and 5000.
For Circulars, apply Ia -
\ Il. BUMPUS, Sec'y.
II.hr,, Ne Julv 30 Ian wv