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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Ohm BoIs, asl CANT CAMP STREET. CORNER OF

r OHM BoIs, aeI CAMP STREET. CORNER OF
o7a pEALER III FsSutfR ss iya5tp9 Ill
ss III his and ss
Went iao Of %s.a IaesDgs
at the lowest market RS.ses sga al .g.al
ticalaf .tetion PAID @ repairing and saTnshng Fur
sired style earsss sid ana e
the manner and the most reasonable terms.
u aLzl q lsL-l.is4 LiL L-tt ~ ap2o JtfL+
6,ARPETA AND on. CLOTH wAREHbusE9 58aia
u as.er E Tx I'M & oao.g,u7 b xt4e
1884, .---..--,- Canal Street -16s
ls1assia opposite Chsiss Church.) - -.
- White Red Cheek and New Fancy Patterns. 4
Floor or CLOTHS, from to 81 feet wide
: Hanflla and Cocoa aEABT1NGs 9ssS i2az
oqsaioes curtsia eG9as Hal rssssIs s ssa
s.z-z7--z= z,7 E-717
II. Ys+e1 o. 1sssssiiy asatAi 30 sTsrgaa 9ag
IVA Canal Street 80. -.--- .sl74
n IS, sBetween Baronne and Dryades streets. tazl
cRocKERy, CHINA, GLASSWARE. PLATeDi
WARE, CUTLERY. STOVES. AND 2ts z
HOUSE FURNIs HING GOODS.
Mr. E. OFFNER takes pleasure in informing his
friends patrons that he has opened the store former
Ely keptby Levi NavTa at ia Canal street and win
their old customers the same before
am enabled to supply the public with everything
appertaning rstclass House Furnishing Establish
ment Ladies' wishing to fill up China Dinner and Tea
Sets can be supplied with them at very low prices
/ am also receiving large assortment of Plated Ware
such as Ice Pitchers Castors Table and Tea Spoons of
the very best quality at reducedprices
Also the Celebrated Cooking Stove CoTToNPLANT.
AID Stoves sold in the city will be put up and delivered
free of charge. ....l..f...., .ss.y
am also receiving very large stock of Glassware
which Twill sen at remarkably low prices. i IS sT7i
Please call and examine my goods before purchasing
efee~Aess-- 5ssssesasAss the - 10 -----T -
1nl1 aIn = 1880 T. oFFzNRR -l74 Canal street,-
! aARpEr WAREHOUSE. - - - =
I v ID c n a RTREs ST EEE =
/ A. BRoUssE Az g. co.. Importers oner at low prices
EA6dR Fngni fuTs and rhannei OIL cLorHs
4IP6% ES c 4aSs sGS 6SSsr
CRUMB CLOTHS, nrpgget, Linen Felt .5Es
4 F0RafTURE COVERING. linen and Cotton
81 c0RSGGEs Bands. Pins, etc. asg @'s anlzIys
TTREsHt ARRIVALS OF assz f9'"s fS $50
s..st.;sssaas e. saHha-s asGasgss'a +aa{sf
PAPER HANGNGs, PAINTS AND WINDOW
--75..raa GLASS. sF $50 $3.50 'As'
3 I05 Canal Street - TO-
The undersigned has reeeived per late arrivals YER
Large Fresh, and Well Selected Stock of the abov
Goods all of which he s Selling at Greatly Reduce
figures - EIVEN iss,sE sg -s.s4iy $3.50 y "a q!
Parties in want of such articles respectfully tDs
ted to call at his Store No los Canal street. betwee
Chartres street and Exchange Place and examine good
and prices before purchasing elsewhere p
Competent workmen furnished when required
ja17 6m NJ. wHEELAHAN, lo5 Canal street
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SYNOPsIS OF CHARpr'

which payment constitutes him OF her life member.
2. A Life Insurance Policy is issued for a sum equa
to one dollar for each enrolled member appearing IL
books OF the at the decease of said member
But in no event shall the amount paid said policy
coed 5000.
g. On the death OF any member assessment made
upon each policy holder for dollar and twenty five
cents payable at the Office of the Association within
thirty days after notification thereof pubcatian in
one daily Newspaper Published in the city Of Rev Or
leans in Engsh and in French, for five
tive days Should the applicant reside Of New
leans he or she shall be notified by written notice sent
to his or her nearest Postofice.
4. Should the number Of members exceed FIVE thou
eand the assessment of 81 IS will be proper
ton to the number of beers exceeding Ave
Should any member fail to pay the the
credits fg.. ss f-ape -..ts. ,f44.sf,.ss -f4s-s,
G. All Accommodations from whatever source such as
forfetures, interest, ETC., shall be credited upon the
books of the Association to the members rata
Withdrawn in lien of assessments ssf zTAJ Js!t ~
Medical Examiner in abundance at the Office of the
Association daily, from n r. Whenever 70
quested the Physician win be sent the residence of
applicant. -gfeys3 tsssTtsS Z 5sis1 20 Gd6 Iy
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SEWING MAcHINEs--PIANos.

A MOTHER GREAT ,TRIUMPHt,oiIa 7Iaa1z 9ls 4
THE WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE
aa AGAIN VICTORIOUS btat
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM was awarded at the
State Fair Wheeler Wilson Lock Stitch Silent
Feed. Family Sewing and Button Hole Machine. zlr
large supply of these Premium Family Sewing Ma
chimes be found at saesroos $50 Canal street
20 PECK BROTHERS,
General Agents for Louisiana for Wheeler 6 Wilson's
apis I'm Sewing Machines
$55............-...$6O..... .$65
s3 WILCOX g. GIBBS jlai
TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
-. -. FAMILY cLuuINlG MACHINE - e.e
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WcouAtEy ordsrs solicised ana faonsy ret

/ 1S..-...-...--. DAUPHINE STREET...,.,.,.,...i s
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OIL FOR THE lMAILtlEIoNsii!, 49,,
"a oHRAP SAVE. Light FoRf RvRRYnopYaEl

Lamps for the Rich and the Poor, 1T Prices tia
80 Glla JaalF Defy Eompetisiont nR5 sst ttsl
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SEWING MACHINE,

AIwavsin order and ready to
sew. Snch is its simplicity. and
stood, that the child of six years
ard the grandmother of seventy
can operate it successfully. The
thread Is used from the original
spool without reminding. Every
Machine il furnished with Hem
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oHce.-I2e earondeles street, tDavidson's Row aks
-, DIRECTORS. Asfs ~ +'tAss-s
J. NJ. Lapeyre, -~-sssz,yW 81 Mount,
John, Dayidsons fsF skt xIs D., PotheT 5sg
H Zuberbier, William McCuliofh
2 I n Aarkss2l8esA 8BtrEs Niniam Creevy, . ssss
+. +. Schmidt II K Finlay
= MtiEiam Cooper. tD4 sAs Anthony Sainbela, $50
w. s. Pike, 5s Patrick Irwin,- - q.
David MeCoard, 50 ~ John G.. Siuhott " s'3'
j. Caulheldt g,.etR C. Gayaroc, -. - - !.
Gerard Stith, y - ~ w o. Nichols - g
oFFfcERs.
= J3BS DAVIDSON 81 Sal slI-4's5s 1sresiaeat
w. 8. PIKE Vice President.
= RI W. Youas-- -. ssecfESar 7
i. a. FogRSlER -7iss,-, TREASURES, s.ss
e Nv. c. NICHOLS, Medical Examiner te
a ALEXANDER HART,,.,. 81, q, s,,s--
N. G. FoLGER, Agent.
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DHRNIx MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMpA
4 NY OF HARTFORD CONNECTICUT. 80. az
EDISON FESSENDEN. President
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80 FAR AND cArHoIIc MEssENaER.
1870 oarHor1o INTELLIGENCE.

80 oeIEANs9 suNDkv IL 6x % 1859
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- =, n General Agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES @DRY EooDs--HllA Is.

no THE LADIEs.aaR cd sssTO1 gHE IaADEEs.
|cAHILLs FRENC HIEIPEKTA L d RoNzE,
rich and beautifsl DressIns for restoring Rsau1ei
Boots or Slippers to their original byiiisnny when
niahed or soifed. WIN bronze equally well over any
color or surfaces For sale at the noipal s6e stsfes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-03
OUR TABLE.

BALLOU'S monthly MAGAZINE. We are IN
receipt of tins marvellously cheap aud handsome
Magazine for December. It. table Of contents is
varied and charming, embracing the usual fine
variety Of serials sketches stories, and attractive
engravings The publishers announce IN The
prospectus Cor the coming year, serial story Tor
adults, by the popular Magazine writer, JAMES
FRANKLIN FITS. and Juvenile serial by the
Young peoples avorite, HoRATlo ALGER, JR.
The price Of this periodical is marvel to every
body-a hundred page drst class ILLUSTRATED,
Magazine for eileen cents, or si-5o per year, is
indeed wonderfully cheap. Elliott, Themes 4
Talbot, Publishers, Boston, Mass. lna
GOOD HEALTH is an excellent magazine, de.
voted to hygienic literature. and IL flled with
useful and practical Information, which would be
OF value 70 all classes. Published by A. Moore,
Boston, Mass, at sa.co year.
ZELL'S ENCYCLOPEDIA aud UNIVERSAL
DICTIONARY appears On our table with com
mendable puRctuality, each week; and we regard
it a the cheapest aud hes; work of the Kind ever
published. l0cts. a number, or monthly parts at
50 cts. Philadelphia
BRAtSARD'S MUSICAL WORLD contains
several pieces OF new music and interesting read
ing This Is popular magazine aud i furnished
At the low price Of sl0o year. >. Brainard &
Sous. Cleveland Ohio.
THE SCHOpLMATE closes it, 2sth volume with
the December number. The volume for 1870 will
contain new story by Horaiio Nger; aud there
win be the usual sprighily sketches and other
attractions which make this delightful magazine
80 highly priced by the juveniles. j. IL Allen.
Boston. sl-0o year.
THE BOYS AND GIRLS WEEKLY with its
wonderful stories and profuse Illustrations Is
received weekly from Frank Leslie, New York.
o. - year.
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nosroy MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

To the Publtc'
wehave recently noticed "going the rounds in
the papers OF Maine, n certificate from DIR. Bu
chanan, Of Philadelphia, the purport of which is
r. bolster up DR.. l.. a Shattuok, OF Augusta.
Justice to ourselves aud the public requires the
following explanation of this affair, which speaks
for itself In letter dated
PHtLADELrHIA, sept =, 1869,
DR. Buchaaaa saws We received Dr. Shattuck,
and treated him "a gentleman on account OF DIR.
Greene, as he Informed us that he had been win
Or G for long time; and from this Affirmation
he received special attention from Us. Aner he
went home to Augusta, he wrote for the enclosed
certificate, which we gave with the clear under
standing thai ID to be framed for his Office, and
not for circulation. Several parties in Maine have
written me regarding this, and invariably Kept
silent but a. it involves our respected friend, DR.
Greene, | am not disposed 10 be 40 any longer i
wrote 10 DR. Shattucs regarding u, aud he answers
me That ii will be taken out and used only n fret
intended regret this exceedingly, but the entire
mistake was in me Approaching DR.. ). as Dr.
oircene's confidential student, and treating him ~
such
The public will remember that we proved be
vond all question that the time Shattuck spen,
with pr tresne 81 The Institute Ia Boston, was "a
lseor,.r. and NOT ss amefical student. The
public will see also that the treatment OF DIR.
Greene. who has become favurahly known through
ou, the country during practice Of more than
twenty-dv years in Boston
We would advise invalids and all Interested to
send for DR. Grecne's medical book, tsent frce,)
aud learn the truc means Of cure, and not trust
their lives with young and inexperienced Doctors.
Address DIR Il GREENE
% Temple Place, Boston.
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ToSca schools.

The village District School. South Paris,
viii be taught this winter. by Otis b,
Raw son-to commence next Monday.
The Berry District, at West Paris, is to
be taught by VIM. Pulsiter.
The harbor District, North Paris. by n
J. Cushman, TO commence next Monday
No. 6, West Paris, by Charles B. Ben
son. IL commenced two weeks ago.
Elliot F. Benson is TO teach in the
Forbes District
Luther Maxim, in the Stearns District
Clinton Young, in No. is, or tho 'Hol'
low District.
Miss Ada Lane in the Tuell District, y
Paris. To commence next Monday.
L. O. Bracket, OF West Peru, who
taught the Winter term Of the Whitemore
District school, last year. will teach II
again this winter.
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arc constantly relating to u, candiily believe
one half Of the weakness prostration snd distress
experienced by them would vanish jane Marsh
EsQ. ,l5s West lIth ST, y. Y, says, he has three
chiljren, the first two are weak and puny, HI, wife
having boen unable 20 nurse or attend them, but
she has taken PLANTATION BrTrERs for the In =
two years and has \ child now eighteen mouths
Old which she has nurscl an / reared hcr@elr, and
both arr hearty, saucv and well. The article u
invaluable 10 mothers, &c.
such evidence might be continued FOR volume
The b.st svideBde j. 60 try them They speak for
themselves. Persons ~ Seientary habits trouhlet,
with weakness ls~-itUde, palpitaton Of the beart.
lack Of appetite, astrcss amer eating. torpid liver,
constipation diabetes, &c. will find speedy relief
through these Buffers.
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4 Hard Case.

The particulars Of an atrocity in Chi
caco school-room recite tale of passion
almost incredible for belief The boys
name is Willie Atkins. and he is about
seven years OF age. Tie went 10 school IN
the morning hale and strong. During
school hours he played with some other
boys, when the teacher dragged him
across the room by the hair. pounded him
with ruler upon the head. neck and
back, and threw him against a steam
pipe His skull was fractured, and his
right side was psralysed from head to
foot The child went home. reported the
treatment he Ind and complained
Of psin in the head. 10 the night the
brain fever set in, during the insanity of
the fever the little one constantly cried
out Don't strike me, Oh. don't strike me-
The next day he Sad eight paroxysms
IN ono hour. The teachers name is AIDE
laide Herrick she is nineteen years of age
and Of aNiolent temper. The father Of
the boy, Mr.. Edward Atkins. had just OBJ
tanned employment in the newsroom of
the 81. Louis Republican. and expected
to remove his family in few weeks. He
was suddenly summoned home. to find
Willie in 8 critical condition. and young
er child dead from congestion ofthe lungs
Willie has since died.
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Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON. Dec. lSt, ISs'.
Priccs-Beeves Extra quality, els % IL 30
first quality. sIa 50Jls75; Second quality, ell 20
a n IS: Third quality sl1oaslt ~. Poorest grades
cows oxen. bulls, SC g. OO6s ~ y 100 n (the to-
tai weight of hides tallow, and dressed beef
Working ONen-ENtrsls,s5 ss7ai ordinary also
10 $3.50 pair; HANDY Steers $50 70 slS1 pair.
The trade for working Oxen was very dull
Mich Cow--EV;va sSS 10 sllj; ordinary 80 =
sSO: store Cows As . sSS; Prices fcr store Cow :
depends a great deal upon the fancy OF the pur.
chaser.
sheep and Lambs-ex lots 30, I 50; / 500 - ~
= head or from ) 70 6lcY ID Lambs from % to
4 10 y head
RenIrk s--La a week the market was overStocS.
ed and trade was very duh this week the supply
i not 20 large and the trade has not improved.
rlSpln Maine there was good supply OF working
oxen AMI quite n number Of beef cattle, but not
any OF extra quality.
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DIED..

In Paris, Nov 18th, Charlie l., son of Leonard
and l.. j Briggs, aged tcn weeks
sleep, little darling, deep.
Not IN thy cradle bod
Not On thy mother breast,
Hrnccforth, shall be thy rest,
But with the quiet load
In Oxford Nov. l0,h, Hannah ic.j n, hced ~
wears months.
At West Paris Nov 18th aftcra sickness o. l0ur
davs, NJ Inflammation ~ the bowel NJ Caroline
n wife OF Il + Jackson, aged 81 years and j.
dqvs. Mira j, had been an upright and cousl seat
mcmber of the Baptist Church for over - years;
she has been rq.thful aud loving v fy and mother,
and social and warm hearted ncighO1r AdSo-
cate please copy.
I'm Detroit Mich Nov. e6th, Of paralysis and
dipthcria Laura Helen Morton, of Pagi-, aged d
wears months ard IL DAYS
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MARRIED..

In Norway, Nov 2ah by Rev r I MeuE, Mr.
r r Ambrose, OF d Ntcr and Mis- Emily j. Good
win, of Norway also, Noy lIth by Rs. Mr. Merry
Lewis W uoldca and Miss Julia l. Bea!, both Of
Ousdcld
la Buckheld, Nov. 18th, 10y Rev. \. +. Benson.
Mr. Augustus q Pearson and Mss Mary II BoSsey
both OF II, also, Nov. 21ih, by the same, vi.
Edmond II Watson, 81 Cape Elizabeth and Miss
Pcrsl, VI Hutchinson, OF Il.
In Greenwood, Noy. 18th, b. d III Crockett Eel.
Mr. Ira Cordwell an Mrs. Marion Shackley, both
OF Greenwood
In Albany, Nov 18th by Roy. 3. l.. could Mr..
FIcry Wheeler OF Shelbnrne, y. IL, and Miss
Rocna Hutchinson. OF Albany,
Iu'Fr, ehurg, Nov. 2;th. AZ the residence Of Maj
II Il Uastin@,, by Rev II II Srwall, PrcsiO On
Durgin, OF Hiram, and Miss Fraucsna Small, of
Cornish
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Twenty-rive years Practice

In ths Treatment Of Diseases incident TO feih'ues'
has placed DIR DOW ut thehead 81 all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables nun
to guarantee speedy and permanent cure 10 tue
worst cases Of Suppression AMI all other Mensfr"-
al Derangemeass, from lcaaterer ea.se, All letters
for advice must contain 81. olice No y ENDl-
corr STREET, BOSTON.
B.-Board furnished to those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1869. 1y
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To tn, senatc and House OF Representa-
lives,

Next tn assemble at Augusta on the fret Wednes'
day oG january, A. ID. 1870.
fINUE undersigned. oiiizens ot .hc town OF RoN-
II bury, -. pcrtUlly represent that II would be
g1eaiy g. tlu;fntetr-t .nat tue portion pt RoNDu-
r. which l,~ ou ;iia Vest slc ot swim River, and
including lht two l"t, iB the fourth Rangr. four
Ial. u tnc ln, ktlEr, ani thaf ptrt If tn o. ghth
Range extending t' iir ilnr hc.'t"on koNbury 'nd
ani anurNti, :, ne town ut ARdover; That the
principal part OF their business - and for long
series Uf vears has been, naturally done IN Ando-
yer; that Andovcr Is the natural and most central
point for all their business relations they there
fore pray that they may he set of from the said
town OF RpNDUryt aud annexed to the said town
of Andover, and a. in duty bound will ever pray.
=. VI. LOCKE,
ARhD FARWELL,
q. r. TAYLOR,
Selectmen. and oaiers.
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NON RESIDENT TAXES.
In the Town NJ MASON, County OF Ok
ford, Ne, for the year A. ID. 1905.

The following list of taxes on real estate ot non
resident owner, IN the Town Of Mason Tor Ia,
wear IL :, in bill committed to Elijah n NORTH,
Collector Of taNcs fur said Town, on the 18th day
of Sep, ls,S, ha- been returned "a mc a emainlng
unpaid on the lab day 81 Ang ls9, by hs ecltiii,
rate of that date aud now remain uBp aid: and
notice j. hereby given That II said taxes aud IN
terest, aud charge are not paid into the Treasury
OF said Town within eighteen months from the date
uf the commitment OF eala bills, so much OF tue
real csl,ic so taxed ~ viii be sufficient Ia pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, VIII, without further notice, be sold ~
Public Auction al the SCHOOL HOUSE, in said
Town ON the lsth day of March, 1870, at o'clock
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9 ) 8 9 g 9 9 8 9 .

TO THE WORKING GLASS.-We are now pre-
pared TO furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home, the whole of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and proiita
bic. Persons Of either sex easily earn from 5oc
TO as per evening and proportional sum by de
voting their whole time To the business Boys
and girls earn nearly a much as men. That all
who see this notice may send their address, and
test the business we make this unparalleled offer
To such a are not well satisfied, we VIII send {
20 paw for the trouble OF writing Full particulars
a valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on, and a copy of Tae Peoples Literary Com
papers pnblished-al sent free by mail. Reader
Ii Won want permanent, profitable work, address
Il. q. ALLEN Il CO, AUGUSTA, Me.
Dec, 3, 1869.
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Next to assemble Mt Augusta, on the first we'd
Desday Of january, A. d. $50.
rTNHE underestimate citizens OF Mexico, in the
il Comfy of Oxf5id. State of Maine, respect
fully present, that il would be greatly 20 their
interest and aiyantagc that the portion OF Mexico
in which they reside, being ali that part ofthe said
town OF Mexico, which lies on the West side OF
swirl River, together with part of lot No. IN
the sth range of lots Ia the town Of Koxbuty be-
ginning at the bank OF SWIM River on the line be-
tween Mexico and Roxbury, running westerly
eighty three rods; thence northeriy hfty-two rVds
to said river thence southerly my four rods and
one half on said river 10 the first mentioned
hounds containing about ten acres and sixty two
rods, be set OF from the said towns of Mexico and
Uoxhlry and annexed la the town of Rumiord, IN
said County; that their property, by being annex
ed TO the town of Rumford, would be greatly en-
HANGED In value; that the river which separates
them from the other portion OF the town Of MeN-
60, is not spanped by any bridge, ana at times
during the wear that they are wholly unahle IN
cross said river; that their interests more natur-
ally lie with the town of RamioTdi tnnt thcy
would be better accommodated tor Town Meet
ngs, and all other business TRANSACTIONS RELATING
to town affairs; that q portion al Ruiniora now
lies ON the east eide Of swirl River, winch natur;
ally ought l., be annexed TO the town OF Mexico,
and that the win River ought ~ be made the "a
yiding line between the towns of Rumfor'i ana
Mexico they therefore pray that the said senate
and House Of Representatives may take TINS mat
ter into consideration, and make The set-or rs
herein set forth, and make the swim River the ul.
viding line between the two aforesaid towns, anu
as in duty bound will ever pray
l.. NJ. EDMUSDs, and others.
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Notice to Creditors.

WYE have been appointed Commissioners by
w the Judge OF PrQPate 70 receive aud exam
inc the rams Of the creditors OF Franklin Nc
Keen late of StoN i'll the Comfy OF Oxford, de-
cea -ed whose estatei i represented IA insolvent
we hereby give notice that six months, commcnc-
ing the third Tuesday of November, a. ID. 1859,
have been allowed to said creditors to bring IN and
proye their claims. ard we will attend the duty
assigned us at the Office Of A. II. Walker, in Lo-
veil. on the last Saturdays of December and April
next from one to five O'Clock Z. NJ
SETH Walker,
JAMES r.. HARRINGTON,
Lowell Nov 80, 1859. Commis'rs.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.-This valuable med
lcine has been silently making its wav in
10 public favor nv the numerous remark
able cures ii has performed Its singular
efficacy Is owing 20 the protoEide Of IRON
which in this preparation remains un-
changed. and is the only form in which
this rttal element OF healthy blood can be
supplied.
To stop sn itching bead use Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover. a sure cure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-03
DR. G. NJ Twitchen, Dentist OF Bethel

Me. makes the filing and preserving of
the natural teeth speciality. Having
had great experience in that department,
he is successful in saving many teeth that
Others would extract "Fnlsoms Patent
Packing Ridge" used on all Rubber Plates,
Is OF the greatest benefit, as il prevents
the teeth from starting while eating, and
the food from getting under tho plate.
DR.. I. is at Gorham y H., the week
following the second Monday Of each
month.