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INCOMPATIBLE.

We notice in The IUt,i -hei formula Vi one ofihe
m0S extensive manufacturers vI SIrsparil
Peclorals. a.. IhAt combination OF Sars;d
SgiuiagNa, Iron, PodsPhiium Is compounded AMI
u,,-l under the name 81 Ssrsaparila, for the cur
80 chrome disease Every educated physician
must know thai a combination Of minerals with
vegetables Is Incompatible. also, In The com
binatcn 81 powerful purgaive with medicines
possessing Alternative, diure,ie, sudor6c ptoPeT es
designed 20 set on the ahso-beutS and secretion
81 NJ skin gland, &c The only medium through
which chronic serorllOuS aud SKIN 4 seases can b.
cured The drastic purgative properties being a
in Tia c..s4 OF tic formula under consideration, -
much greater than the alternative carries on through
the almcutary canal, al the medicinal properties
OF the alternative before the absorbeHt- are acted
upon In eases where it is desirable % furnish "a
thartics in chronic diseases, they should be given
separately, and ~ least SIX hours Spart. No
physician would give drastic caihSrtic at the
same time lac administered blue pills calenel
II the SICK are Affected With chronic discs qes,
Railways RsSOlyeBt Ifyou Wish good cathartie,
u-e Railways Pills Ii suffering pam, Il.
Relief Sold ny druggists. see Dr. Railway
Almanac far iSsis
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The success uG tas Yas-ea Il IIsrnl,n Organ ON
pany, now tAc Large uaanufaeiurvr, of .n,;ru'
meIfs - rs, Cla>s ~ ~ world, producing AMI
finding demand Tor al A.e-agc Oi one hundred
and txenty-d ye Orsaas yer 80 :. illustrates what
ear d. done by energetic ssd Perscvering Pur>u';
II right principles ina business. The following arr
what NAY ~ ssid 70 BE irficlss q fleir CoaiiU-
fso,, kept always IA Ties, and never ,lrviAtej
fEsm;
Excellence :. the ts-sxftcturct article must
never be sAer,Rry,l 20 econ sEiy AMI cost Yhe bat
only and always.
4 NJ gegrec II superiority shall &C considered
saiisflcsory a. long n snPrOvcment T. possible.
} The use Of every valuable invention and real
Improvements must BE- oJt.Jnci n whatever cost.
Predictions 10 be soid a; lowest possible
Br,oes these 70 % printed snd offered - al alike,
tins dealii. fairly ALI ~ P4t ALI viii the public
This company have expended an immense
amount 70 experiments for improvements. inwhich
they have been great, successful. developing, en-
larrias npprovng and a,lding % the wcl.kuowu
Mcsodecns - former iroe4. cutN they have be
eo-,e The rnagpiHccut MASON & IIluLIN C,u,>Er
ORGANS III The prr-cll, - Aieh was awarded the
Paris Exposition Medal for superiority last year.
They hAyt iust inGE"ducc a.! a. iIaPorant improve
Ineut. the MASON 4 IilNLfN !NrRovLD NON lie
MANA a bcsuJtfd Invention, which j. said ~ b. a
grea, an advance upon the io< Htrnmi1 already
used a. the CahIne, Organ is upon the M"lodeon
rhey also announce important reduction in prices,
ogeriug ncir Organs az prices which are even les,
than those commonly demanded for inferior work
Iaau,Lp This is ;ae natural result uf their great
Is Increased facilities for manufacture, and hNed
rule 10 sell M smallest profit Ner York TrItgHe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
The REMEDY FOR CURING

Asthma. Group, Diseases of the
Throat, Bronchitis, Pains and Expressions Of the
Chest or Lungs, Dnieult Breathing, aud all dis
eases Of the Pulmonary Organs.
It's action Is expectorant, Alternative. sudorinc,
dAsivs dizyhOretio, and diuretc, which renders il
one Of the most vHidabl remedies known, for curing
diseases of the lungs II exctes eGpectOratiOn, and
causes the lungs 10 throw OF the phlsgm; CHANGES
THE SECEETlONs aud PURFIES the BLOOD;
heels the irTiiated parts sVes strength 70 the dses
1--we organs brings the liver TO s proper acton,and
ihparts strength 10 the whole system. IL Is war
raatsd 10 give entire satisfaction in the most
confirmed cases OF consumption, snd not TO produce
cosuNeness or Affect the head, as il contains no
opium In any form. IL 10 PERFECTLY HARM
Lte> 10 the most delicate child, although active
and powerful remedy for restoring the system.
Sold by AL druggists. Price 3 per bottle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

PACKARD'S MONTHLY, the Young Mans
Magazine, Is "ilrst class" journal, and fully
merits the success il has attained. The February
number has interesting articles from Lewis Cay
lord Clark, Horace Greely oliyer. Dyer, Elhu
Burritt, and other writers, making very attract
i've and readable n.s,a6er. 81 81 ~
zEIsE's PoPTI~iR ENCYCLOPEDIA ASp
UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY, Philadelphia Is
sued in weekly numbers, at 10 cents each This
wcrs embraces everything in the way of arts,
sciences, history, biography medicine, law, do
sas stle eovnemss and trade, besides besngra per
fect ;ionsry OF the language Each number
coutaias ane.y printed pages, with from ten 10
twelve neatly executed cuts. 1t Is to be com
pletea in twp years
TIE MAINE JOURNAL oF EDUCATION,
under the enlargement OF the leading teachers of
he ssssss, 10 aR excellent educational monthly
and deserves the patronage Of both teachers AID
pupils, throughout the State.
PETERS MUSICAL. MONTHLY Cor February,
~ received. The musical reading aud the pieces
Of music are all exccIlcut. Down hy the deep,
sal sea-" a song ~ WIZ. ;. Hayes, IS beautiful.
There is also eonlic soag ny the same author.
rHE sCHooLMATE, for February, is warm
IL welcomed hy the ysung folks, who find within
~ covers greai attractions
THE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER, for
February, has a practical essay On the "nagueTr'
eau Process = and an article n''Rcal Estate for
WorkissInsn-" Nv HeaTy Want Bescher, who is TO
he regular contributor 70 Ills excellent monthly
far workinS1nen-
We have receiS " frse The publishers, W. J..
Holland & Co, Springfield Mass, new work IN
taL,d 'Chil,ires "a tAe TewPle - By Rev. II. Clay
THumhull, containing history Of chiliren's wor-
ship Appropriate exercises for their sersice-
speeunea Bible lessor and ssceiisca Discourse
for the children, by various dStinEui- bed preach
ers. II gives hints for conducting the ;. :. Con
cen, Anniversaries, asa oAIdrcns meetings
Tor inquiry and prSyer-an6 y a valuable help 10
those ubo have charge VI sabbath schools.
We have received from Keigler, McCurdy \ Co,
Philadelphia, az elegaStly bssnd book, entitled
"a slosf Sew ~ IA Billes By Rev Daniel March.
- d Suih0r OF Walks aud Homes Of Jesus"
This Is a work az very grrai merit. II Is beauti.
fully illustrated BY L steel eIIgrayings of n high
order; and there arr 81 sleerAes OF scenes occur.
ing IN Rible Iigles prVssniils variety OF cbsrac'
iers- and Truths saaIGsl 10 cheer the pilgrim, In
his dark honrs. adycFtiseSnent.--hgeuis
wanted la eyelE town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON Feb l5ih lS,9.
Prices q Market Beet-Extra sE50 Il 20;
first quality Sl2 81 IS - second quality Sll =
Il ., third quality e. 80 u 90; poorest grade Of
Cows, oxen, Eail-, sc, e. " 8 go Y 100 e.. The
total weight of aides, talloE and dressed beef
Working OXeu-Extra, $50 3 %; ordinary sI-5
- There Is not a large supply in market AMI
but moderate demaad Tor them.
Mich Cow--lhere is but a few extra Mich
Cows brought into market, prices range from 50
70 sll5 for extra and from 80 to $50 = head Tor
ordinary
store Cattle-Yearlings sIs To -, two vesr ol.ls
80 20 sii: three year Odds SIS to ss5 y head. or
according % their value for beef
sheep-ENtra lots from IS . 10 : % = heal. a.
60 81 Il. common lots - 81, - =, 3 % %
- 80 p heal
Swine-whoIesale ls g l2icc retail. z! to 14cper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

When the PLANTATION !iyTIFrs were irst made
known 70 The American peoplc some seven years
ago. & vas supposed tAai they were 81 entirely
new thing, aud had nsser before been used So
Car a. their general use ia the Unised sisfed i,
coGeerr Cd this Unsy De lrSe- Il Is also true that
The same Btters were Rarse and sold in the Island
of - Thomas, over fortS years ago, a. any Old
planter, merchant Or SEA captain doing bu-'nes,
with the sSS IssiiGs WI tell you. |; j. distinctly
sAhip Eiy recoun-iioR th=t on the return OF my
father who was a "a captain, and doing an cN-
teRssl c trade 10 tlle toPicsl he would invariably
have these Dittess Among Ne shhp's stores, and
our Gimly sideboari Wss never without them -
Fer AIRY sicknsss IL matters not how severe or
1ririne, the decauter ~ iAesc Bit;ers by diner-
ent uaIDe. was AWAY rssSrtej % n sovereign
TcNeiy-
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OBITUARY.

pied AZ the residence ofhis father, in Waterford
Jan 2iih, Geo. W Hamlin. \ Young man al in
,sgriiy, and vreal moral worth. beloved by all OF
his associates and respected by all who knew him.
He was cut down in the bloom Of early manhood
by that ali deseuring scourgc of this northern
chime consumption. 80 spOtless had been his life,
aud 40 great wAs his assurance in a happy hcp~
af(er that when the awfGl moment had arrived,
aud the angel of death stood beckcning him 20 the
land sbey ood the grave from whose SonTne NO
traveller ever returned, that hi was cnabled TO
,av II Am not afraid OF death for in my life lhayc
done no man any wrong May our lives draw 10
close aspca csGl his nndlniy his n.'ino-y rest
down upon uS IKE The gentle dews OF heaven 81
remind we OF that better and memorial state OF
which tins Ale il bat the prelude. AMiCtS.
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MiRRIED.

st East Rmnford Fob. llth, Nv Rev r. W. Cot.
fin Mr.. Reuben Lovcjoy, OF West sumner, aud
Mr. Caroline Iimt, OF Eai Rntnfofd also Mr..
John Ruttcrtcld Of West sumner, and Miss
Josephine \. Hammond, daughter OF the above
named isiy; also Oct. ls,h, byA j knights, Esq
MI y Il loyejoy and Miss Mary X. small, both
oi RumlJri
In Bethel, Feb. 9Th by Rev ID. Garland, Mr..
Edward Goddard and Mrs Mar A. Chapman
alec FEB, Cih. by Rev = T.. Fellows, Mr.. Darius
Adams, Of Bethel, aud Miss Clara J. Lowe, Of
Fairfield.
In Lewiston. Dec ell, by Rev. r. Martin, Mr..
Frank r. Co.'S Of oxford and Miss Abbie Yeaton,
OF Minut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
Republican Caucus

The Republicans Of Paris are requested
20 meet at the Town House. on Friday,
26th inst. At O'Clock p. NJ, tonominate
Candidates for Town Officers TO be sup
ported at the ensuing election.
Per Order Republican Town Committee.
February 18th, 1869
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
Notice Of Foreclosure
Paris. Feb. Is, lSis.

OXFORD, sat- Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County of ONford, on the third
TUESDAY of January, 4. ID. 1859,
Y AURA \. RICHARDSON, named EXecutrix
il 4 in certain Instrument purpOrting 10 Toe
copy Of the last VIII and Testsmcnt OF William Il.
Richard SlIIr late OF Fryeburg III said County, de-
ceased, having presented the same for Probate
the original having been lost:
IN dt.red, That the said Laura y. Richardson give
notice 70 al persons Interested, 10y causing copy
of this order 70 be published three weeks success
siVcly in the oxford Democrat printed AT Paris,
that they mag appear III Probate Court 10 be held
al Paris, in said County. on the tbird Tuesday of
and show cause, if any they have, why the eNecu-
ton aud contents of said last Win may not be
proved by said copy, and the legal testimony of
the subscribing witnesses thereto, and letters tes
tamentiry be granted as on the last VIII of the
deceased.
All WALKER, Judge
\ true coPy-attest:J S. HOBBS, Register
OXFORD. ss:-Ata Court OF Probate, held at Paris
within and tor the County of Oxford, on the
third Tuesday OF January, A. ID. 1853,
az The petition Of ELNECY l.. DAVIS, AID
~ miniStratrix of the estate of John j. Davis.
late OF Norway, in said County, deceased pray ing
for license To sell and convey all the real estate Of
said deceased at public private sale for the pay
ment of debts and incident l charges:
Ordered, that the said Petitioner give notice To
all persons interested, by causing an abstract Of
her petition, with this order thereon, 10 be pub
lshed three weeks successfully in tire Oxford
Democrat. a newspaper printed at Paris, in said
County, that they may appear az a Probate Court,
10 be held at Paris on the third Tuesday OF March
cause, if any they have, why the same should not
All WALKER. Judge.
\ true cOpy-attest; j. $ Hobbs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
Lost or Stolen.

1.-TWO NOTES OF HAND, dated January lifh'
1 1873, for One Hundred and sixty Dollars each,
one payable in one and tn other IN two years,
with annual interest Also, one other Note for
One Hundred Dollars, dated November 9Th lS;,
payable in two equal annual payments Win amt
by George W Patch Ia the Trustees OF Phillips
tcadcmv and were secured by mortgage, which
vsr, transferred and assigned, together with the
notes on the 18th day OF May, 4. ID. 1875, 10 the
subscriber by J. l.. TAYLOR, Treasurer of said
Trustees duly authorized thereto.
Now this j. to give notice that he the subscriber
claims the above described notes wherever they
may be- and the interest in said mortgage rs set
forth In said assignment.
SAMUEL D. LOCKE.
West Paris Feb 2l laD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

10 the treatment of diseases Incident 90 Females.
has placed DR.. DOW AZ the head OF ali ply sicians
making sach practice speciality, aud ,nabies him
70 guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in the
worst eases OF Suppression and all other Menstrual
Derangements, from whatever cause. All letters
or adv ice must contain 81. Office, No 9 Eudleott
Street, Boston.
\. B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring TO re.
main under treamsat
Boston, jelly L, 1865. "
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Peabody Medical Institute.
No. 4 Bulfinch Street,

Opposite kessfe u otec.} fikTEfkS BOSTON.
The Trustees o! this Institution take pleasure in
announcing that they have secured the services OF
the eminent and well known DR.. A. III. HAYES,
late surgeon Y =. Army, Vie President OF Coinni-
bia college Of Thy sisians and Surgeons, SC. ~
THIS Institution now publishes the popular nicdi
cal book entitled %Tse StScaee Of Lifc, or Sc!J-
Presercati0an written by DIR. Hayes. IL treats up
ON the Errors OF Youth, Premature Decline of Mni7
ksol, Seminal Weakness, and all Diseases and Ahu-
scs OF the Genirattvc Organs, Thirty Thousand
copies soid the last year 10 iS indeed book for
every lan-yeug men in particular. Pticc only u.
This Iustitute has. Published the most perfect
treatise OF the kind oacrcd 10 the public, enti
tied u.Sszsta} Phsssology Of Heman, 0sa Her Dis
easssp profas ely lustrated with the very best en-
grarinxs. fiis book r. also from the pen of DIR.
Hayes Among the various chapters may b. men
toned The Mystery Of I.ifc-bcsutstal 0nspririg.
-Bcanty, Its Valucto Woman,--Marrisgc.--Ge
al Iiygcineof Woman, -l'uSerty Change OF Life,
-Exsesses OF the Narricd.-rrevention TO Conccp
tiou. &c. In beautiful French cloth, 40, Turkey
Morocco, full gilt, sJys~ Either OF these books are
sent hy mail, secaIcly sealed, postage pstf, ON re.
ccipt OF price.
'sThe l'csboSs Journal Of HenitA," first class
paper in every respect,--S pages, % columns
published on the first of February, and every
mouth daring thc year. Subscription priee per year
only 50 cents Specimen copies sent FRYE To any nj
dress, on application 10 the Peabody Medical lnssL
tute.
ALREsr IL. II AYES. NJ. D., Resident and Consult
ing Physician.
y B.-Dr ". may be consulted in strctest conf.
deuce ON all diseases requiring skill, scercSy ami cN
perinee. ss lnyiolsble sctresy and certain relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
DIED.

In this town Fch Eth, Mrs. Caroline Victoria
St.,Arn- wife vi ThOs. r.. ,gearnA aged 81 years
also. Fch llth Flora \ daughter uf julia and
Rin-omc Ripley, aged Is montha. ~ dsvs The
above we've isugGcv. and grand daughter OF
America and Caroline Thayer.
In Norway, Fob. i;h, Gilbert, son Of Rev : II.
amt Mr. : \. Bracket, agasi II year.
Iu Hebron, Feb gth, Nellie II. Vaughn NickcT-
al a,sd : years, s mouths ami AZ days
In Hiram. Jan. llIiI, Iccnie J. oni Guild n' MY
md Mr. l. J French, aged years, > months II
day-
In Auburn Feb 18th OF congo stion 9th lungs.
MI cynthia " O.. aged - Years wife II Hon. seth
Mly. formerly oi lnthrcp.
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"A. II. W ABhEh, JUngc.
A true copy-attest: J. S HoBBs, Register.

OXFORD, as AT q Court ofProbate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF Oxford on the
third Tuesday OF January, ~ ID 1855.
NN tho Petition Of JOHN &. GERRY, Admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of Elias Pike, late of Wa
terford In said County. deceased, praying for IL
cense 10 sell and convey at public auction or pri-
vata sale All the Real Estate Of said deceased for
the payment OF debts and ineidentalcha
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice 10
all persons interested, by causing an abstract of
his petition with this order thereon 70 be pub
ocrat a newspaper printed at Paris, that they
NAY appear al Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County. the third Tuesday of March eNt
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, il
any they have, why the same should not be granted
A. II. WALKER, Judge
4 true copy-attes;: J. 5. HOBBS, Register
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Special Notices.
DR.. Stevens Cough Syrup:

The neg discoyery,-,uFe and safe Ia this beau
mn mixture the choicest agent, known TO medical
men for the immediate cure q a Cold or Cough,
are employed. Try one bottle wl.ch viii eosi yon
only - cents, and YOU VIII never be without 1t in
your house. Can be had OF every druggist, anu in
any quantity of
GEo. {. GOODWIN & Co, Boston.
fehl46,E
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Gilman's Pulmonary Troches.

Especially recommended for Clearing the Throat
and Relieving Hoarseness. Much valued by Singers
aud Speakers, BE- At once the best and cheapest
Sold everywhere by Druggists. Only Is cents per
box. May be had in any quantity OF
GRO. e. GOODWIN 4 CO. Boston.
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OXFORD, - ;-Ata Court of Probate held at Pa n
within and for the County OF OXFORD, on the third
TUESDAY OF January. A. ID lSGy:
CtARAH H. BOURNE, Administrators on the
- estate VI Joscph-W Bourne, E'te of fgyeburg
in said County, deceased, having pre- aeritet her
first and final account of administration OF the
estate OF said deceased for allowance:
Ordered That the said Administrative give no.
tice to all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order To be published three weeks successive
ly in the oxford Democrat, printed nj Paris, that
they may appear at q Probate Court 10 be held at
Paris in said County, On the third Tuesday OF
March next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
show cause if any they have, why the same should
not be allowed. y. HI. w ALhER, Judge.
4 true copy-attest: }. ). HoBBs, Register.
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WALKER, judge
\ true copy-attest; J. : Hobbs, Register.

OxPovp 50 AT Court OF Probate G, 4 at Paris,
within and for the County OF oxford, Oh the third
TUESDAY of January, 4. ID. lss,
an the petition OF TYLER KlDDER, Guardian
OF Florence l.. kidder, widow and heir OF
',ss,nore D. kiider late of DiNfeld in said COUNTY,
deceased, praying for license 20 sell and convey
her RICH, OF dover in TWO pieces of real estate III
Mexico known a. the two Terri pieces, at an adj
yantageous offer of $500. Also her rlght OF COW
or i'm III. Narstop farm so called situated In Mex
leo az AN advantageous Offer Of $1,000.
Ordered that the said Petitioner give notice TO
all persons Interested, by causing an abstract OF
his ret tion with This order thereon, IN be pub.
shed three weeks successfully in the Oxford
Dem ocrat, newspaper printed at Paris IN saIi
COUNTY, that they may appear at Probate Court,
10 he field M Paris on the third Tuesday OF March
next AZ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the same should not
he granted
4 true coyy-attsst; J, >. Hobbs, Register
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AUCTION.

yINhc under signed, Assignee Of Daniel C. Merrill
1 Bankrupt, will sell at Public Auction at the
Foundry OF Freeman c. Merrill, in south
Paris, at 4. IL, Saturday, March ATTN,
all the real and personal property of said Bank
rupt. consisting Of ten acres of land In Otisheli
(the same that Lyman smith decided 10 Joseph
Carpenter, April 9Th, 1877
Also, two Patent Rights of Churns, and large
lot of materials for the construction of Chnrns
Also some Notes.
some of the above property is under mortgage
Terms Cash.
e. A. WILSON, Assignee
south Paris Feb 10th 1863 Nv
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BIRTHS.

AT Mechanic Fails. j an I'D. to the wife of Frank
RawSor, n daughter.
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GARNET ORGANS

NAGN0LIA wAyERs-A delightful soaei arti
cSe--superior g. Cologne, AMI ~ half ihc price.
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OXFORD, SIS AT a Court Of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF Oxford on the third

ONFORD, S ~ aIOUT' UI TTUUuIc htId ht afI',
within and for the County Of Oxford on the third
Tuesday OF January, a. ID. 1868.
NNthe petition OF SARAH WI1'HAM, widow
~ Of Mark r. Withani, late ofDenmaik In said
County, deceased, praying for an allowance out Of
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice 70
all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order u he published three weeks successfully in
the Oxford democrat, printcd At Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court 90 be held nc Paris,
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF March
next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, If any they have, why the same should not
be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true cony--attest J. 5. HOBBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

N ANILD, AGENTs-Male or Female, who
w can earn from $40 ~ s5O Der week at home
Al Uopds VIII De consigned 20 Agents, o. be paid
Tor "len sold and sgi8yi,s sent FREE For fun par
~ oitr- address, with stamp, FOOT X CLARK,
Detroit Mich. AZ
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GOuld's Academy,
western state Normal school,

Western state Norman school,,
PENNINGTON, Nix.
YI,HE SPRINt, TERM Will commence on We'd
| nesdny, Feb. 2fth. Candidates Tor ad-
nIssion viii bc examined that LAY IN Eicin",i'
lary studies, anil Il candidates for admission 1"
advanced standing, in all other studies taken by
III. classes which they desire q enter.
TT AcHrrs CHARLES c. ROUNDS, NJ. 5,
Principal. ROiISTuN WOODBURY., SUSAN ID. MEL
CHER HELEN IL COFFIN, MARY \. DAVIS.
T.. \ ALLEN, Teacher % Vocal Music
COURSES or LECTURES we'll be delivered dur
An. I'M, spring Term on Phy rislngy, by J. B. sew
cry NJ D., oi the Medical school Of Name &c
olJr,, By Dr. y. A. True; Chemistry, and Science
Teaching In school,, by Mr.. Rounds; PHYSICS, ny
Mr. Woodbury..
TUITION FREE, to those preparing to teach In
the schools OF Maine.
For information IN regard 10 Board, Rooms, &c,
and Tor Catalogues, address
{. e HOUNDS, Principal.
Pennington, Jan rs, l~i9.
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rI,IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
/ he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
,Ju,lge of Probate for the County at Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Executor eli The hast will and
testament Of
ALANsoy b. WATSON, late Of Norway,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs: heItherefore requests All persons who
are indebted To the estate Of said deceased To make
mands thereon, to exhibit the same to
Jan 10 1853 AMOS A. GROVER.