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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, Jan. 2>Jh, lSH9.
VI market for the current week Cattle, Ee2
sheep and Lambs, 7,tS1: swine 000. Number al
Western Cattle 1877; Eastern Cattle ssa.
Prieesof Beef Cattle Extra, sl3 % q IL % scw,
mrs, quality Sl2 81 T. 3j second quality, sil -
L 3. third quality. e. 81 q II %.
Country Hide, II 10 lOlr v 10, and Brighton
Hides stl0 g iOic Rlb.
Taliowat q . = z N
Pelts al % 3 ~ each.
Calf skins, 90 8 30 = IN.
Price. OF store Cattle-Working oxen per pair
sl>5 30. 2IO, 22j, 2s4. s2is.
Mich Cows ll0, ordinary. 80 per head
Prices of sheep aud Lambs 20 to ) lel.
>wine-none a; market,
RENAINs.-The quality Of the Western Cattle
MAS mostly ordinary priees If the best grades ar,
fully a high a. last week but upon the poorer
grades there win be a decline before the market
closes There was hut a small supply from Maine
mostly Working oxen. Many OF the best West
ern lots were taken at a commission. But few
Cattle have sold for more than lsic 3 H. this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
INCOMPATIBLE.

We notice in the Published formula 81 one Of the
most extensive manufacturers of sarsparilla,
Pectorals Sc that n combination 81 sarsal,
stillingau, Tron Podophilum Is compounded and
used under the name OF Sarsaparilla, for the cure
OF chronic dsesScs Every educated ply scian
must know that combination OF minerals with
vegetables /, incompatible: so also, in the com
buation of powerful pwgat;ve with medicines
possessing Alternative, diurctic, sudordc properties
designed o. act on the absorbent' and secre,cns
ofthe skin glands, &c, the only medium through
which chronic scroiulous and skin diseases can be
cured. The drastic purgaGiye properties being ~
IN the case at the formula under consideration, SO
much greater than the alternative, carries OF through
the alimcntary canal all the medicinal properties
Of the Alternative before the absorbents are acted
uInn Ia cases where IL is desirable To- furnish ca.
thariic, in chroRic diseases they should he given
separately, and ut least six hours apart No
ply stefan womb give a drastic csihaItic at toe
same time ae administered blue pills or ealomei'
1.-THE sick are Affected with chguns diseases, use
Railways ResolycAi. II yuu wish good caiaaTtir,
u, RadwAy's Pills. II suffering pam, use X, Il.
Relief sold by druggists. Sec Dr. Railway
Almanac Tor ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

Z 3 "
LEsLrE,s INDIES MAGAZINE, Tor Febr,,
ry, contains nm excellent likeness of Mrs, Colfax
thewife ofcur Wee President II has also bes.s
tiful eolsred illustration entitled e'God blesss my
dariing.s isessies the usual number Of fsshissi
plates and engrayings. New YORK
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for February,
has several good if,u sratiohs. which. With the cx
eellent stories the Boys and Girls Treasury, the
Evenings viii, the Poets, the Health Deputruent
Hints FOR Housekeepers and Editors department,
make up an attractive magazine ior the Home Cir
Gle. T. S, Arthur, n sous. -Philadelpha, =.
ONCE A MONTH by the same publishers, Is .
arst class magazine, OF compact size and form,
making an excellent companion for travellers, as
well as all other persons having taste FOR good
reslug. @aasV tsaaNf rs HEW ith ft
THE CHILDREN'S HOUR, for February, an at
tractiye margarine for the hrtie ones, Is also re-
ceived.
OLIVER OPTICS MAGAZINE continues It's
weekly visits 70 the Juveniles, by whom IL Is nj.
WAYS welcomed. Lee q shepard. Boston.
TuE AMERICAN AGRiCULTUR isT Is an cx.
eellen, journal for the farm, the garden and tire
household n is profnsely ilinstrnted. and con.
tains variety of useful information on topics OF
genersi interest. Published BY Orange judd &
Co New York.
ONWARD, Capt Maync Rcitrs new magazine
Tor the youth Of America, comes to for febrtr-
airy With the outside cover much improved, while
the inside must speak FOR itself To those who read
H. Carleton, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

-kennebec horses seem TO bring a
good price Mr. l.. ID. Cooke, of Card
ner. recently sold his white gelding
Breach of Promise" formerly known a.
the blanchard colt. to Ira Sturges, for
parties in Rhode Island The price paid
was 5000.
Mr.. SturgcS also bought of Mr.. Alfred
VI Reed Of Augusta, his trotting horse,
white Fawn." Tor 5000. 1t is for par
ties out of the State.
l. Clay. Esq. sold his six year old
mare ''Dotty Dimple@ for $1,000 Mr..
NorcroSs Of Htllowell. purchased her for
Charles Nevens, of Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

BIG FIsHING IN MlINE.-I.ast week a
iovial party Of professional anglers, con-
noiseurs in hooks, lines and bait, consist
ing of Paymaster Osborne, General Tick
Ct Agent Eaton, Road Master Smith, Con
ductor Phillips, and Ticket Master Emer-
son OF this city, GttacAeS of the Boston &
Maine Railroad. Dan. Wiggin, late land
lord Of the New Hampshire House, and
DR.. c. II. lIorsch, made flying trip Via
7. :. and L. and Grand Trunk Railroads,
to the lovely little country village ot
Lowell. Me- The weather was delightful,
the pond beautifully situated, the stores
ample, andthe catch" extremely good.
They returned To town with 500 lbs. oi
pickercl and 81 Of trout, the finest string
We ever saw. Nearly half Of the first
families in this city have discussed
the flavor of the same and pronounced
them delicious in taste and excellent in
quality. W Fox, Esq. viii do the
thing up" POLITICALLY, As usual.-[Dover
q. H. Gazette, Jan. 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE II hereby given that Horatio G.. Russ,
N Of Paris, in the County OF oxford and state
of Maine, by his Mortgage deed dated April lith
Page I'll, conveyed to John Chase of said Paris, q
certain tract or parcel of land situated in Paris,
being part OF Lot No -, In the 5th Range of Lots
in said town, and bounded az follows, viz: com.
mencing AT a stake ami stones three rods south q
the stream called the Moose Pond Stream, ana
about twelve rods below the Falls, thence north -
deg east fifteen rods to stake and stones; thence
north 30 deg west sixteen and ahalf rods 70 hem'
lock tree thence south 60 deg, west fifteen rods 70
stake and stones thence south so deg east nine
teen rods to the first mentioned bounds, contaiis
ing one acre and three-fourths, more or ness Az
the said Mortgage deed has been duly assigned Or
the said John Chase To- me, by deed dated JanuaH
d 1859 and whereas the conditions of said m4SI
gage have been broken, i clam W toreciose y
same agreeable 10 the statutes In such case mad1
and provided ,,u, cu,su
Parts jan p 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

TiIf REMEDY fOE CURING
CONSUMPTION, Asthma. Group, Diseases OF the
Tnroat, bronchitis. Pains aud Expressions OF the
Chest or Lungs Difficult Breathing, aud ali dis
eases OF the Pulmonary Organs. r...,.,,...
Its action expecorant, Alternative. sudoride, Sc
aa,iyr diaphOrytic, and diare,c, which renders Il,
e az the mo :, vainabl remedies known. for curing
s.a.cs ID the lungs. IL eNciies eSpecioraiion, and
s.,,ses the lungs 10 throw 1.-THE phlsgm, CHANGES
h te rri,ated parts siyes strength 10 the diges.
a.. organs brings the lyerto is proper action,and
,,rrar,s strength 10 the whole system. Ii is war.
,,n,ed 10 give entire satisfaction even In The most
snni,med cases of consumption, and not 10 produce
s,s,iy.ne.s or affect the head, rs IL contains no
arm in any form. 1t is PERFECTLY HARM
TSS TO the most delicate child. although an active
and powerful remedy for restoring the system
IA nv all druggists. Price 81 per bottie. rg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

OXFORD. - AT Court ofProbate held AT Paris,
within anil for the County OF oxford, on The thir'i
Tuesday al January, y ID. lSsg,
4 Bit.kIL PIfINNES Formerly Abigail Abbott
~ Guardian of Harriet u Abbott, manor chill
and heir Of II Marshall Abbott, Int" Of Rumfori
in said County deceased, having presented her I'm
al account of guardianship Of SAID Ward for allow
alce:
Ordered That thc said Guardian give notice g
AN persons Interested, hy cnusing p copy ot ttls
order 10 Ia pt,iu three weeks successfully ~
the oxford Democrat printed az Paris. that thry
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
in said county. On tbs third Tuc>lts Of March
nox VI ten Of the cl,ck in the forenoon, and sheH
cziure II any they haze, why the same should not
, be allowed
\. II. WALhER, judy.
4 true cnn.-atte.L: J. 5 MoRBs. KogLster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
Portland Markets.

PORTLAND, Feb. 81, Is'n. I
Grain and breadstuas are quiet Hour still tend.
ing down Provisions are very firm hog products
have further advanced. Agricultural produce is
duh; butter, eggs, hay and potatoes shade low
er. Goldfish and mackerel are firm, the latter held
above the views OF buyers Groceries are q'ne' ;
raw sugars Il shade better oils are active ana
higher, iaelading Inseed. lard, sperm and whale.
Petroleum Is excited and prices continue TO ad-
vance. Wool is more active and shade frmer.
Hides are scarce and firm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
Special Notices.
Peabody Medical Institute

NO. n oulunCA cIECct,
.oppositr Revere HOUSE, BOSTON
The Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure in
announcing that they have srcurt the services OF
thc cm.ncut aud well known Or. \. III. HAYES,
late Snr.-eon 1. :. Array, Nies PSvsha; of Colum>
bla College Of Ply sicianS and Surgeons. &c.
Th!, Institution nov publishes the popular mcdi
cal book Cntitlci "TAs ScicRc, Of Lle, or Stlc
IressrrGsi0R" written by pr. ugyrs. II treats up
on the Errors OF Youth, Premature Decline OF Man
hood, ScminSi Weakness, and M Diseases aud Abu-
ses OF The Gcurratiyc Organs Thirty thousand
copies sold the last year. II T. Indeed book for
every young "a IN particular. Price oniy b..
This Institute has published the most perfect
tlcd SEXUAL Physiol0gg or Bnman, AID Her Di'-
eqses prJ,pscly Illustrated with jhc very best Gu
cravings. THIS book T. also from The pm Of Or,
iiayes. Among the various chapters may b. men
toned, The Mystery OF liic,-Hautiiul OF.Vriug,
-P.auty, it, value 10 Won an Marriage, -G.Drr-
al iIygviar or Woman, -PuScrty Chung OF Life,
- Hxresses Of the MarrirSi.--Pr.ventm to Concep
ton. 81. Ia beautiful Preach cloth, 500, Turkey
Morocco, fall gilt, g. 80 fithcr ofthc-e books Az
by mail, secarcy soaleSi, posiSsc paid on re-
ceip, of price.
.'Yhe Peabody Journal Of Hsni'h," first class
paprr tn every r~-p-ct,--> page, - columns,
published on the ngsi OF February, and every
month during ihc yen. Subscription price per year
only ~ cents Specimen copies sent ire. TO any adj
dress, application 10 the Peabody Medical lnsit
tuie.
ALBKRr H. HAYES, VI. D., Resident AMI Consult
ing Physician.
y. B-Dr H. nsy he consulted IA stSrtcsi conf
Lncc on all diseases requiring skin sc~r,'sy aud cN
pcrence, Hr-IuyiOiS6ic scvrcsy aud certain relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Dls,ric, Court Of the United StatesDistrieI
rs5.' tf Of Maine:
In the matter Of Victor NJ Abbott, Bankrupt:
V,HIS l. TO give notice, that n petition has been
/ presented 10 the Court this 9th DAY OF January,
A d. 1869 by Victor u. Abbott OF Mexico. bank,
rlp, praying that he may be decrted 10 nave iail
discharge from all his debts, provab'e under the
BANKRUPT Act aud upon reading said peri ion; it 10
ordered by the Coart that hearing he had npon the
same on The LIST Monday of April, A. - is's, before
the Court in Portland, In SAN DISTRICT, st zen
O'Clock a NJ. and that notice thereof be Published
in the Oxford Democrat aud the Portland Weekly
ADVERTISE news papers printed In said District once
WICK for three snccessiye wseks and that all cfeti
tors who have proved their debts and other persona
in interest MAJ appear at said tune and place and
show cause If any they have, why the prayer Of SAID
petition should not be granted.
WIN. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
feb 5.I2.l9 fT~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

BLINDNESS DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-
DR.. Carpenter, the oculist and Aurist, is
still at the De Witt House, Lewiston,
where he can be consulted till Feb. 18th.
only, upon Catarrh, Scrofula, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all diseases ofthe eye, ear,
throat and lungs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

YT,uE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
| he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge ofProbate. for the Comfy of Oxford, and
assumed the trust " Executor of the last will and
testament of $50 ts..r rEfsf& .s.fsg.l 81 z
>" ALANsON B. WATSON, late of Norway,
in said County deceased. by giving bcnd as the
law directs heItherefore requests all persons VINO
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased 10 make
imme4I A e payment: and those who have any de-
nands thereon, 10 exhibit the same To
Jan. 10. ls6a. AMOS 4. GROVER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
DIED.

In Buckaeld. Jan sd, at the house of her son.
in-law, Otis Bicknell Mrs Martha Dudly widow
Of William Cobb, late Of Hebron, aged VI years,
10 months and days. .
In Hartford Jan. 10Th, Miss Chloe Chickcring,
aged ~ years. :
la Mexico, Jan. ?sth, Mrs. Nancy Whitman. aged
about - Years. 81
In Portland, Jan. Both, Mr.. James L. Adams,
aged 81 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
commissioners, Naticc.

WE, the undcrsignri, having been duly appoint
w ed By the Judge OF Probate for the County OF
Oxford, 20 receive and examine the claims oil tie
creditors OF Geo \. Bucknam, late Of sumner, ~
said oun,y dcTca s,S whose estate ~ represented
insolyent, give noti that six months. commencing
The nineteenth day OF January, \. ID idy, have
been siowcd ssid creditors ~ bring In and prove
their clalIns and that Will attend TO thu service
assigHea US NJ the store OF ~ :. Coburn, IN West
summer, In said County, ON the third Mondays Of
March and June from tD O'Clock i. ".
u. >. COBuRN.
FRANCIS ROBIN son,
Ian u JSso Commission
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
IL. nowery, New York, 70 Box 49,
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NvoTICE j. hereby given that Triphosa Patch
y and George W Patch, Of GREENWOOD. toun-
~ of OXFORD and state Vf Maine did on the second
day of July A. n. Isl, convey 10 NE. the SubsCri-
her. by their deed OF mortgage, the following de
.rrihei Real s,ate situated in the town OF NOrway
and 1, reenwood win. y ccsiain tract of land stu
ated in the Lee Grant, fso-callc,N IN the town oi
NORWAY, and being the easterly part ~ lot ninn-
berad sixty one reference being had 10 George W
Patch's s,e,i Recorded In the Oxford County Re-
cord-, book ISL pal,c21S; al" the foiiowing lots
and parcel /. OF land situated in Greenwood afhie-
said viz Nccrtain lot Of land called the Clay Lot
containing one hundred acres, more or less, also
lot numbered six in the sth Range OF lots In tho
south part of Greenwood, also the Verrih Lot sit.
ua,ed a, osl Cty (so-callsdD also The store
~ Also = q numb rad six ia the oh lssng IN The
north part Of Greenwood also one undivided halt
of the IIborn Farm fso-callt-dl also one undYi
ded half OF Lot nj land whnh isaac ftlnt sold 10
G.. W Patch AMI which said Flint had OF the lrus-
tees of Phillips Academy: also one Undivided haIi
OF ots No in the first Range, IN the first Range
10 fhe first Range and IN the hrst Range OF lots
and one undivided half of Lot No. in the nth
Range of Lots all of the last i've lots being in the
north part OF Greenwood; also, another parcel oi
land, and being tle same piece thafwere convey.
ell By c. X. Locke ~ L. \ V Putnam, by ms deed
dated June 10Th 1916; also, the Beckiey lot lying
north OF Lot No 6 in the 18th Range, reference be-
ing had TO the Oxford County Records, book ~,
page 29i-aiso for q more full description OF Inc
above described premises reference may Oe nan 10
book li7 page L.. And whereas the conditions ot
said mortgage deed have been broken, ana that 10y
reason whereof iciahn 20 tUreciosc the same agree
able 70 tia statute III such case uiae ana proylIed
SAMC FL II, LOCKE.
ps-,, tNat. Ia I.ft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
Gilmau's Pulmonary Troches.

Especially recommended for Clearing the rhroa,
and Relieving uoarseness Much valued by Singers
and speakers, go A, once the best and cheapest.
Sold everywhere by Druggists. only IS cents Per
box. May be had In any quantity OF
mesa. GEO. C. GOODWIN s Co. Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

To thc Honorable Justices OF tn supreme judi
rfaI rorr rt~Nt - ~ holden Paris within aud
for the County 81 Oxford, on the setond tuesday
uf March, 4 y lsg.
NANCY J. FLOYD, of Ec1TBJcld, IN said
- COUNTY, wife al Samuel ! Floyd, of Porter,
In our saia, bounty, respectfully bbei- and gives
,h.g Honorable Court ~ b. informed thlt she Wal
lawfully married to thu SAID samuel = Floyd, at
4.ld Porter, on the fourteenth day ot April \ D.
l-5iB and has had by her said husband ~" chilt-
rrn one II whom named MaryJ }. Floyd, four years
~ al:r, l. Now LIVING. that Your ubtlltH, since
thcr infrrtrstfrirlr- has always behaved herself n
a faithful, chat anil aIrctoaat- wife tJu ards the
sail samuel floyd hG thM M SAIL samuel,
who'll, r,,ylrtlis.S OF hi- marriage covenant and
duty. has siu..t. their intr!maTrage neglected y
support and provide for your Hbcllnnt. and ha'
spout hi- tune ia idlCnc-s ant n, earning Tor M
bIticftng hquOrs. That the said SAMUEL r flotd.
on the - ,isy oi March, 4. u. ~ -, committed
de crime NJ burglary aud larceny IN -aid town OF
BroWlilcld. and endeayOrcd - compel oar iirI-
liant tD commit the Cri!ln y! perjury % screen MN
.,.lf ffan punishment That ON the first day OF
April. 4 II. lsS, the sa.d samuel ;. Floyd utterly
icscrtsd yuur hbellaut without ans cause wh1tev-
er, leaving her and her said child "tluut any home
or means vi support and during all this time has
Eaot,uiy ami cruelty ncgiectcdtJ thrush AWNING
fpr their maintenance. That the -atd samuel bl
his habit. and conduct ha- brought dis grace upon
suffering of uiuf and body, and ha- wholly alien
atcd her affection i,F HIN. NhcrcibTr, YOUR libel
liant dceming II reasonable and proper, contuciN"
o. domestic harmony and consist, nj with The peae@
and morality Of society, pray that divorce ma
be da.,reeJ h,r anl that the bond ~ ulatrimony
between herself anil the said samuel r flo! mag
he dissolved aud the custody and education OF her
said child may be- committed aud intustcd - her,
aud = IN duil bound will ever pray.
Dated ai BroRgnIield, this ninth lay OF Dcrem'
- NANCY J FLOYD.
Tho. n Clnays-s Attorney for LJrlint
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
Con,u,;ssinncr.s Notice,

WE, the undersigned, having been duly appoint
w csi by the Judge OF Probate for the County
OF Oxford 10 receive aud examine the claims OF the
creditors OF Alonzo IL. Ssayey, late OF Stow, In
said county deceased, whose estate is represented
insolyent eve notice that six months, commenc
ing the 27tf day Of January, A. y. 1853, have been
lowed 10 said creditors bring In and prove thtfr
claims and that We viii attend 70 The seryef q.
ned ms n the Office or A. n. Walker in Lowell,
I'M ssid county oItthe last Saturdays OF March and
June next, from 10 i. N.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

An exchange says Jubal Early will
take advantage OF President Johnson's
amnesty proclamation and return home,
singing The year of Jubal f.. is come,
retnrn We Wandering sinner. home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
STAFF OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND. ss Al the Supreme Judicial Court
begun and held at Portland. within and for said
County OF Cumberland, on the second Tuesday
of January, \. ID. ISIS,
Tpon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, That the H..
belIant give notice To the said Arthur Bonrey to
appear before the Justices of our Supreme Judi.
cial Court, to be holden at Paris, within and for
the County Of Oxford, on the second Tuesday OF
March next, by publishing an attested copy of said
libel and this order thereon, three weeks success.
sively in the oxford Democrat, newspaper print.
ed In Paris, in said County Of oxford, the last pub.
ting of said Court thar he may then and there in
our said Court appear and show cause, II any he
has why the prayer Of said libellant should not ba
granted.
Attest: DIV. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
A true copy Of the Libel and order OF Court there
on.
Attest. u. W. FESSENDES, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE

In the treatment of diseases incident 10 Females
has placed nk. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice specially, aud ,nabes him
To guarantee speedy aud permanent cure in IA.
worst cases oi Suppression and all other Menstrual
pyranrements, from Whatever cause. All letters
or adv ice must contain 81. Once, No. Epdicoit
Street Boston
n. B.-Board 10 raished to those desiring TO re
main under treatment u &.
Boston, J uiy l., 1865. ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
SrNTE Or MAINE.

- FORD s. Dec 81, l-sjs.-Before us personally
Appeared y y Hubbard, one Of the County Com
sioners for SAID County, and made oath 70 the
trtith or the above account, by him rendered and
Fubscribed. WM. h. KIhBALLt
Clerk Of Courts, for Oxford Co.
ES0CH FOSTER, JR.,
County Attorney.
Having first audited and examined the above ac-
r,nnt of y Is. Hubbard, We hereby certify that We
allow thereon the -um Of two hundred and sixteen
dollars aud seer',' five cents, (s2lb %
WM. X kINBALL, Clerk.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR., Co. Airy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
MARRIED..

In Lewiston, Jan 18Th by Judge Smith, DIR. =.
A. Weber and Miss Nettie X. o;Owell, both Of
Paris, -
At Mechanic Falls, Jan. 18th, James Il Noble OF
Oxford, and Lucy A Verriil, az Minnt.
In Boston, Mr. ". l. Oliver, OF SoineryiEe, Ms,
and Miss Mary l. Morton, of BuCkheld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05
SrNrE ~ MAINE

OXFORD - Do. n, ISs--BcfOgc Cs personally
apDear,., Elias " sarter one Of the County Com
mo- iohrys lor s,id County and madr oath 10 the
truth ~ tho above account, b. him rendered, and
subscribed. Nm. h. hIMBALL,
Clerk OF Courts. for Oxford CO.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR,
County Attorney.
Having hr~t audited and examined tlic above ac-
count OF El.A, NJ Carter, we hereby certify th.t
Ne allow thereon the -uw ~ one hundred and six
t-tWo dollars, lSI5! W.
W6l kfMB kI.L, Clerk.
END,i! FOSTER JR Co. Atty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

There b. no mistake about IL, Plant ,rto~ Bu'
rERs will ward OF Fever and AEnc and all
kndrrd disease. fused in time. No family necsl
suffer from this distressing complaint II they Will
keep PLANTATION BrTrBRs in the house, and use
il according to directions. The most important
in1,rcdient this meiicne IL CHlisaya or Pcruvi-
an Bark which IL known 10 be the finest and pnr'
30 tonic in the vegetable Kingdom The extract
oT this ark isthe active principle oi all the GOO"
Fever and Ague Medicine prescribed bs intelli'
gent doctors. CahsaYa Bark Is use'l extensively
in the manufacture of PLANTATION BIrrEgs ~
wrn n qulninc and we dare say they owe their
popularity mostly 10 that fact. We can recon-
uicnd them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

We shall give legislative proceedings
hereafter, as measures of interest to our
county are finally acted on. We give 4
large space TO the Temperance Conven-
ton. on account of the general interest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

DYING To kNow.-A lady said 10 Gen.
Grant day or two ago, I'm just dying
10 know who are 10 compose your cabi-
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wife
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-05

The High Street Congregational
Church, Portland, was damaged TO the
extent of a. 600 By IRE ON Tuesday, the
result OF an incendiarv.