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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-29
STATE DE MAINE.

OXFORD, -. - Board OF County Commissioners
september Session, 1862; held by Adjournment
October lg.h, 1860.
Upon tn. Foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re
spon-ible, and that Inquiry into the merits OF thei
application - expcdeDI:
IL is Ord, red, that the County Commissioners
meet 81 the Station Of the Grand Trunk Hallway
ia Gilead, on THURSDAY, the 2d day OF Deceln.
ter next n ten Of tho clock \. VI. ani thence pro
c.ed to view the route mentioned IN said petition
Immediately alter which view, hearing OF the
parties and illnesses will be had a, some cOny.n
lent place in the yicinny, and sach other m.As-
ore. taken ia the premises - the Commissioners
shall Judge proper. And IL is farther ordered that
notice oi the time, place and purpose of the Com
npissioIeis' meeting atoreraid be giyen 10 all per
sons and corporations interested, by causing sit,st
cd copies Of said petition and OF this order thereon
to be served upon the Clerk OF the Town OF GIcad,
aud also posted Up in three public places IN -aid
town, and published three weeks successiVcly Ia
the oxford Democrat. newspaper printed Mt i'aris
said County OF Oxford the first of sad publications
and each Of TIE other notices, 10 be sIadei served
and posted at least tIilty days before aaid time vi
meeting TO the cud that all persons and corpora
tons may then and there appear and Anew cause,
II any they have why tie prayer of said petitioners
should not be granted
Atte.t: WM. Il. KTMBALL, Clerk.
4 true copy ol said Petition aud Order of Court
thereon:
Affect: WI. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-29

OXYoi.p. So - Board Of County Commis-ioncrr
scp.cuLc- session, isc3 ,h'!l ~ adjournment
Oct. lyth, '~''S
pom III, foregoing ctitioa, satisfactory evidence
hayg beer received thst tr petitioners are rr-rOE'
.ti, and that inquiry into the merits II thcir A.
p!caJ sea j. tXPtG,tnt, u l. ordered that tr county
Iomiau Toner, meet p. the pNv.las House VI
HIRAM A. ELLIS, Ia CASruN, ia -aii county. on
ius.day. November 'ih. usNt, ~ Zen oi the clock
A. VI. aud ihsnur yrVo' Ell To- Yi,S the route IA, u
toned iu .iia prtitJa. imurfitiely siirr which
view, . hearing OF tie parties and witnesses Viii be
had ~ couy' nirnt place ~ the vicinity, And
ouch other measures taken ~ the premises "A, ths
Commissioners shall Jgdge proper And u Is tuf
thrr urd,f,d. that nOIicr OF The time, place aui
purpose Of IA. CUmni-siou-rs' mretiug Aforesaid
h, gwen to all p,r,ou' and corporations inttrrs,,d
hy causing aitc-ici cJyir, 81 s.id PETIT on and OF
mi. ord, r thtfrun 10 be stryc, upon the Chrk Oh
th. town o Canton and also posted up "a three pub
lie places iu sald town and polished three Vtcss
,ncc. .-ly, Is in the oxford Democrat newspaper
printed at Fari' ~ -a;d County 81 oxford tie hrsl
OF said publications H ach 0i tlie other notice. TO
be tn-- srT.ed and posted ~ hast thirty day De
fore said time OF meeting 10 the rnd that all yer
son, aud corporations may then and there appear
and .h,w cause II amy they have Uhy The pra er OF
.ald petitioners should not tr granted
Attest WM X. kIMBhLi. Clerk.
4 true copy of saii petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Aue.t WI. X. ktMBALL, Clerk
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TO the Honorable County Comm,s -ioncrs for the
County 0f oxford.
n, M uudcrs tnc,i, inhabitants and legal voters
4 OF the town Of GIead, Ia said County and Eirin
~. would respectfully represent tsai the public
convenience AMI necessity requires thc location OF
public highway in said County, commencing near
the IO.t Dficc aad Railway station ia said t'tlcad,
ihcnrr nuFthcTiy crossing the railroad AZ suitable
point aud thence running IA the most feasible and
practicable thu Bridge kOck- $50 rElled) on
the .hor, OF T. Adams iaud on the AndrOsco@gin
river, and thence crossing said river az the most
feasible poin, NJ said Bridge Rocks for q bridge
having due regard for access 10 the bridge; thence
nortberly by clrcut0us aud most prsrtirablc roui.
to iutcrsrct some eight rod. east Of large high
rock the hi hway now Travelled, which leads from
ShcIburn, y. III TO ltcihc. and thu ikc-.
Nhcreiorp your pc;ltnncrs pray your honors 70
view said anI locate and est1bish ths same 4
in your judgement IL is eNpc,llrnt.
Your petitioners would further represent thst u
the above described way j. located and opeuci Tor
public use. the Ferry ia raid G!lrti, across SAID
river. known a. The Burbank Ferry, would lie of
no pablo necessity, Wherefore We ask your honors
70 view said ferry and discontinue the same, and 50
much or the way leading 90 said ferry In your
judgement you may deem eKpedent aud, asiin duty
hound viii ever pray.
J. W. KiMBALL, aud j Others,
Iiie.d, October ~, lnsiD.
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last exhibition, for the iirsttime, premiums
were offered fer the best stock. Forty
one entries were made and premiums
were awarded as follows;
Breeding Hares--S. P. Fox, LIST pre-
mium; G.. J. Norton, 2d premium.
FINN 10 HorseS.--Jamcs Perry, LIST pre-
mi,m. Daniel Wentworth, I'd do.
.StaHionS.-J. NJ. Davis, Young Nor
rel, LIST premium.
FoHr tear cid ColtS.--S. L. Fox, lst
premium, W. ;. Weeks, 2d do.
Three year old ColtS.-S. z. Fox, lst
premium, Frank Wadsworih, 2d do.
ftco year cid CoItS.-G. W. Fox, Isl
premium.
One ycar old Col,s.--G. j. Norton, LIST
premium, G.. W. Fox, 2d do.
.SEria0 CcliS.-J. H. Davis, Isl premi-
um. =. Z. Fox, 2d do.
Ore9.- Daniel Elliott, lStpremium, A.
Mcdonald. 2d do.
-Four ycar ed SieCrS.-P. ". Gorish,
lst premium, L. FosS. ID do.
Three pear ola StctrS.-lSaac Libby.
l,t premium, y. +. Libby, 2d do.
Iico veay 0id .StecrS.-E. Foss. Isl pre-
mium, James Near, ~ 40.
one ge4r old SfeCsS.-E. HERMAN, lst
premium, Mark Brooks, ri do.
TAree year old BUliS.-A. Chapman, LIST
premium.
Tro year CID Bulis.-A. Chapman, I'd
premium.
towS.-.I. Perry, lst and Fl premium
Drrtriaq Ozcn.-,I. Devereux, lst pre-
MUM. \. Mcdonald. 21 do.
Dr4,rlWg Steers. T. W. Gerrish, lst
premium. David Colcord. 2d DO.
Foo, Riciuq. Grccnleai Robinson, lst
premium, u F. Dow, 2d do.
The committee report most excellent
show at the Hall The vegetables eNhib
tied would have done honor Ia any of our
large city Fairs. II would bc impossible
To enumcrate and describe AL the various
articles shown, and vet unjust To pass
them an by without special notice. We
vii. sneak al p iew of the vegetables,
There Was y variety of cabbages eNhib-
itcd, grown from lUll seed, exported from
France through the agricultural bureau
at Wa>umgJou-raised hyJohnC Mason,
oil South lliam. The specimens cNhib-
lied. weighed 50 81 los. ard > los. each.
Mr. Mason also exhibited ,rmn very fine
Beets. Turuips and carrots. Messrs.
Frcura * Norwood haj very fine
show Of apples and other fruit. Messrs.
Wtl>worth d Perry, had very fine
collection of garden vegetables.
Mr. !. DeveIeux. exhibited the finest
show cf potatoes We ever saw. Among
tlg dinrrcu. varieties VIC noticed the
Snow Bal. Davis Seedlings. and the
G, i.bratcd Early Rose. Mr. Jordan STACY
ct Porter, exhibited very fine specimen
@. the Larry Goodrich Some excellent
specimens also were shown by Mcssrs.
Stanley * riIl>hury.
The lsdic, department was not at all
deficient Some splendid srccimss of
needle work, were exhibited by Miss
Abby j. PtliSbury, of PRrSonShcld. and
Mrs. Wormwo od, OF Porter Mrs Lydia
J. Stanley, and Mrs. u. Gould, bore of
the palm loF,rugS ami mats. Mrs. j NJ.
Davis exhibited iac of packed butter
which was very nice, also the best sPcci-
men of cheese. MIS-. J. Cannon eXhib-
tied the best June butter, and Mrs. u.
Wolmwood the best Fall butter. Also
Mrs Wormwood'S show of brown and
white bread. was superior to any other
exhibited. There we're many other 4rti-
&C., worthy sd. notice "aiyh Ne have not
tim. uo. space ;o speak ot 10 detail We
hope 20 sc ,,, good "a collection next
weak. j. : RiutoN, Secretary.
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mention


NJ. EdHor:-The Kezar Falls A.ricul-
tural Cattle Show and Fair Society, held
its third annual show and Fair, at this
place, on Friday the 10Th inst. This
Society is constituted hy a Joint arrange
ment between ParsunSield, Porter, and
South Hiram, and although a young
SOCIETY Yet, We consider It's success
established beyond doubt. There seems
10 be mutual determination among its
members 10 make It's annual exhibition
worthy Of the towns above mentioned.
Supported by contribution, from three
towns. lis shows are considerably larger
than would be the ordinary Fair of ?
single town Should harmony which is
the strength and support Of MI societies.
continue to preyailiD this new copartner-
ship it, final success will be Ill that it,
mos, ardent friends eau desire AT its
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-29

when was hoy, say S Smith, my
father ordered u coat from an israelitc, and
when the garment came home it was
large enough for two or three OF my size
Fhc perplexed jew. after vainly trying
10 gather mp the fulness in the back with
his hand, 50 that the front might set tight,
declared at length that the coat was good ,
it was no fault of te coat tie coat hi good
enough, but &c poy vas too slim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-29

To the Honorable iioari- of County Commission
crs in and for Tho County of oxford.
NIy l. the undersigned inhabitants aud legal voters
w Ogthr Gown 81 Canton, would respectfully
represent that public convenience ana necessity
rluIr,. alterations wlicnngs and ucs locations ~
the County Road, between Canton Point Ferry, ana
JAY liuc. Va said town OF Canton. We therefore
respectfully pray your forors 20 examine SAID
route aud ma & such ali, ratiOus, wdruIugs and ncH
lorAriou, ,u saIi route rs you ia your judgments
shall deem cNpcditut
CALVIN :. BROWN. AID others.
Caaiou, Os;obsr IL, l,dg.
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NOTICE.

vf'IE t'partncr~hip heretofore existing between
I J. x l.. ". RUSSELL, Is thi, day dissolved,
AMI 7ll debts due - from said firm viii be &c.
cc'ved and paid 10y the new Grm 90 RUSSELL \
MOODY. LAWSON T. RUSSELL.
LYMAN ". RUS SELL.
Bethel March l., 1873.
= CoraJtnership j. this day formed by and NC.
iwcea LlNiN W RUSSELL and JOSEPH I. Moo
~, under the firm name and ~ le Of Russ ELL
Z MOODY, VINO will continue IN the business NJ
'he late firm OF l. 4 l.. ". Russell, nj the old
place ut Walkers Mills. i'm Bethel
All persons indebted 10 the late firm of l.. < L..
". Russell viii please call and settle with Us foi
The same. LYMAN ". RI SSELI.,
JOSEPH l. MOODY.
II March 1854
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NON RESIDENT TAXES.
In the Town Of Byron, County OF OK
ford, Me-, for the yerr Il. ID. 1905.

The following list of taxes on real estate Of non
resident owners, in the Town OF Byron, for the
year Isfs, In bills comTited to bnoch Bartlett
collector OF taxes for said Town, on t1e 18th day
OF Aug 1858, has been reiui ned 10 rue nNemaihiOs
vnnai1 on the 18th day of Aug Isg. by his ceitif
cate of that date, and now remain unpaid; aGd
notice j. hereby given that !! .ad taAes and H.
terr-t and charges. arc not paid into The Treasury
OF said Town within eighteen months from the dat'
of th,. commitment OF sad biilr, so much of th,
real estate so taxed - viii Toe sufficient g. y "a,
amount due therefor, including inirrcs. are
charges, will, without further notice, hc solf At
Public Auction NJ the TOWN iiDt -, ~ sai,
Town OK the I5.h day OF February, ls,0 al o'cil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-29

A darke ' 5 account OF Ia sermon well,
sahs. de sermon was upon lie miracles of
the loves and dc fishes De minister said
how lie seven thousand loayes and de five
thousand fishes divided between de twelve
apostles an dc miracle was dat dey didn't
bust"
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Store and Stand for Sale.

NM WELL KNOWN BAR STow
1 ST ~. situated at iho tliasc Of Hry.
ants Pond, "n thc line ct The Grand Trunk
RAILWAY, consisting Of large AMI cummO,, ious
store. Dwelling House, aud stable connected
with about live aCrv> oi good land, will lie sold at
4 bargain u applied for souE. AMI term OF pay.
ment made easy n we'll secured
>aid stand J. well located aud commands "A large
amount II country trade.
Al energetic business man will lad this 4 rare
chance iOf bargain.
BENJAMIN Low EJDi
ISABELLE 4. BAR-TOW.
urv-u'fs pnnl Sent l-D
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HORSE TRAINING,

~ HORSE out,a boo
rS2A Containing new system Of horse train
AO ing, from the young colt up. BY DR. 1rid
bali the well known old English Horse Trainer
and Farrier. Oar most noted trick horses have
been taught by this plain, practical system. and
wild and runaway horses can be completely sub
dued IL also contains a Treatise on Shooting and
loo Recipes for the most common diseases, with
numerous Tricks practiced by Horse Jockeys.-
Every horse breeder AMI owner should have it,
You will never regret buying it, Sent by mail for
only 60 cR Address, GEO. =. MELLEN, Lewis
ton, Nc Agents wanted
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AGRICULTURAL.



The Stoneham & Lowell Agricultural
Association held their first annual Fair at
North Lowell. on the 2d inst,
The day was beautiful and attendance
quite large. The entrance of live stock,
crops OF most kinds. domestic manuiac-
lures, fancy work aud paintings, &c,
&c, were fully as good as had been an
ticipated.
Stoneham exhibited the largest town
team, twenty-cne yoke of large oxen and
heavy steers. and in excellent condition.
The finest yoke Of large. tat oxen We're
owned by William llazle,on They meas
ured feet inches. and on account Of
their beauty and fine condition. attracted
much attention. Jonathan Bartlett en-
tered two yoke OF fine large oxen. ). ;.
Willard u finely matched yoke OF four
year old steers. which measured foct 3
inches. $ T. Durgin and William Gam
mon, each a well matched yoke Of large
oxen.
Lowell team contained seventeen yoke.
A yoke or = year old steers owned by Josh
Ua Hsmln were fncSt--ncarly seven feet
and perfect match John Mason enter
od the second best. Benjamin McKecn
and Frank Wilson each yoke, and Jo-
seph Nckeen two yoke of large 6ne OK
-. -
matched pair of work horses ,iN wears
old-weight l2}1 each. Joshua IlJmlin
exhibited a very fnc breeding mare, with
two ot her colts ono OF which (four years
old.) was very fue one Jonathan
Bartlett, exhibited ;yo f"rr Year old co',,,
weight, lIso-I0-9 Tire latter Is beau
,im. animal Lcfi McAUistar exhibited
f"e animal, same ar.-weight, l"so.
William Hllcljinr sad Hilton NcAlu>ler
each exhibited a very juc, lorSc three
yea, old co,., JameS L. Parker, hc,, two
year oll Warren & Palmer, the best
sucking colt AT extra.
Best S,o,k cyys exhibited 10y IIjton
McAlis,er
Best dairy cow, ly Mrs.. Il. D. Morrill,.
Best -Niae-two tur pig, extra, own-
ell ~ Ori> Parker.
Be-; flock Of sheep iy Joshua lIa'ulin.
Best Drama poa,ra hens by Jonathan
Bartlett
Th. drawing match was well contested.
anil was an attractive feature Wm
CANNON won IRE Gs>t prize; Benjamin
McKeen. the ~ :. :. Wrlarl's oxen
showed specimen g. tine handling and
good drawing bat being in = yoke too
small Tor them, they could no, carry the
load So iava> some. Several other yokoS
did >o,ue handsome drawing especially
a pair owned IN Wan. llazleJiuc ono pair
owned by : F. Dur-jn, \ yoke of three
year old steers, owned los David Mckren,
did finely, bet the must wonderful display
Of strength va, exhibited by pair OF )
fee. , inches, two years old steers, owned
IS I.Hre1 EcEecuc. Al acknowledged
the u,'cr >aN Gaer drawing by cattle
@, any size or age.
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NOTICE.

XIYHEREAs my wife, Eliza j. Daniels, In
w March, 1869, left my bed and board without
proyocation or reasonable cause, 1 hereby forbid
I'll persons harborng or trusting her on my ac-
count, az ! shall pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date.
p,r, o., - 700, ANDREW J. DANIELS
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For Rent.

S'TOEE. aud DWELLING over A. now occupl-
y SD o., b ' ENLEN. 40 south Paris. THIS IL
our cot tls os-t >tpus ami most dv-H1hlc loCations
l"r tllir 90 torru.
Tho House De- y-r1 pleasant, and IA good coud +
fi..,. vl,ii au -N-v'.,a. we'll 20! water. ThcIc j.
al." good stable
Ap.. 80 "a nrre oI Par.s Elnur'n. Comrsny,
05 ,a SIC Yi.r. .i-es. vf - y S4iLLi.
stgt' P4ri-, Aux -, ls9.
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oths- rh,,s WIZ aars
tric,l Il. know that II cprcl tu'' .H2,. wh ni-c
nOi knox mat It cures tlc'r n.-1ib"-s ~ ii'uI''
AM MI know that Whist - 'p'' once 70 80 90 ~
thlt Il never fails through any itglt ~ hoti'rt"t
is composition. W. have thousands Nppu l.i.I-
sands nt cceif ltes If their rcnarkI We rnr' 81 me
following cump ,tiEt, but such caf,e are Es""h ia
every nci..uari''I, and "" u'Hi n.f puNA- ~ lhth'
Adapted % uli axes AMI conditions IA ~ cMnAI"s'
cOnt.niu neither cliomcl o. any lrlrt'T ID irug
they may bc taken with safety ~ l'iy p-'iy lnsn
sugar coating pgu5C,tu 'Ip r 'g FRESH 1ab makes
them plea sd p - take Nr" being rifrly N'setaDie
no harm can tl-c ls.i tI..c use 300 Juy quantity.
They o,srs.' hy ti'ir prWcrflt Hnlrnce on me
internal vi,rr- - purify the blood and stimulate II
into hcAlsay aruln- remove TIE 'J>uuctlpn' oi tho
stomach bawci,. liver. aud other organs of TIE
boiy. rc.tprng their irregular action 10 hr1iih' IN
by correcting. wherever they exist, such der.nsr-
meat, - are 81, .ir-; origin 90 '.'-c..-e.
Minnie Direction, J-r gwen - lhe wrapper on
thr box, l'r the iblinwins complaints "hlsh ;hc-s
I,r Dy.prp.,a or Indigestion. Ei.fl~ss-
nra.. sanEi,or AMI Loss OF Appetite, hcy
should br ttsep moderately 10 stimulate inc ston'
crb lu,l T.. ton. IL healthy tone anil action.
20 Lirrr Complaint gni as vlrpcS synp-
toms, y,iious SAra1acli~, Nich Headache,
yaundirP ~ S-rrcn siCLoess. Bilious
Collie aHl Biiious fcNera. thcy 81 uld be Iu-
dicou-y taken fDr c1ch - &c, - correct the diseased
action or remove the ob,trucEua+ which cause IT,
For Dyseutrry W DiarriINca, bu. one mIlI
doe Is generally Ynre'l.
For Esh~un. atis.,, GouS, Gravel. rsiPi.
tation al the sseaTs, ?six IA Sh< eiAe,
Back aHi LOin-, thcy should b. continuously
takca, ~ required, tO change TIE d-ca-el action oI
the system. With such change u"5e complaints
dbapfetr.
For Bropsy a8l Erop-icai .weiiings they
shnGl j." t3t"n 81 large agl irqgvnt doses % pro-
tu .c t.tr c.ltt OF drastic purge.
FL Suppression q large dose should BE taken
=. X pitI. ,Cs Lhe desired Elect hr sympathy.
A.a DHtitcr PiH, take ono ~ Two P.iIs - pro-
mote dfgt' 'iDf. IuiI relieve the stomach.
hu J-sI .iupdl dose stimulate, the stomach and
b0Vc', tatp healthy acton, rr-tJrrs The appetite,
aul iNI- 1ratt, l3c system. Hence . d often AL
vtr,Iy pas 'ghrr us -DripuF drrarg rruFrf exist.
Oac w.is .>cis ,nryul ve.i. ohm iini- that oso
Of thee fifis make uim --i decidedly better, nom
live 1ppa'#.gs.
DE-. y. Q. YER :. "a, rraeti-rI Chcmists,
JOTELL. MSS, a. y. 4.
N PARIS o., \ " HAHNGaNr.
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NOu.ResitIcnt faxes

In the Town of Hiram, County Of oxford Ne, for
the year is'S.
The following list OF Taxes on the Real Estate
of nonresident owners IN the town Of Hiram. for
the wear lsss, IN bills committed - John Mcdonald,
Collector of said town, on the 18th day OF July =,
las, has been returned 10y him % mo a remain
ing unpaid the iih day of Octoher, l-.9, by his
certificate of that date, ana now remain unpaid ;
aud notice Is hereby given that II the said taxes
and interest and charges are not paid snt0 the
Treasury Of said Town within eighteen months
from the date az the commitment of said bills, so
much of the real estate taxed ~ viii be sufficient
Ia pay the amount due therefor including interest
and charges, viii without further notice, be sold
~ public Auction al the store of Hubbard 4 Green
in said town, on The 18th ia! OF January, ls.O At
10 n'rlOrk NJ
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Oct. 10. lSi9.
rI,mE subscriber herehy Siyes public no,lce tha

rINiiE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
bic Judge Of Probate, for the County OF oxford,
and assumed the trust OF Administrative of the
estate of
ISAAC CO0MBS. late Of Albany,
IN said County, deceased, by giving bond "a
The law directs she therefore requests all persons
Who are indebted IL the estate of said deceased to
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon, TO exhibit the same to
EUNiCE C0OMBS
Sept 81 1859.
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HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Every year increases the pOpm-
Idrity Of this rdtudbte Hair Prep
aratiOn, iChich Is due 20 merit
alone. We can assure oar ofd
Datr0ns that IL Is Kept Jatfy mp to
its high standard. ana tn those
tCl.O hare aerer used IL ne cnh
confidently say. that AZ is me ohtU
reliable and perJected PrepIrn-
ton tn restore GRAN OK fADED
HAIR to its UOafhftt cot0r. max
ing 10 soft, iustrOus, ana sfhen;
the scalp, by its use, becomes
Uhite and clean IL rem0res dH
eruDtiOns and ddndrUf, and on
its tonic properties prerenfs the
hail. from failing ont. as u slim
uiatcs and Hoarishes the hair
gIatds. By its ase the hair Or0t1s
thicker and stronger. Ia 6dtdhess
Il restores the capillary glands
to Meir. normal Uig0r, ana Uitt
create a Re,O groiCh ercepf 40
ertrenie oil age. II is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, az IL requires JeiCer
dDDlicdtiOns, dIid gtrcs the hair
hat splendid glossy appearance
80 much admired 6D dW A. 4.
Hayes, VI. d.. state 1ssdDer 0f
Mass, SIMS, "the constituents are
pure dItd cdrefUHV selected J"r
ercclIcnt qit0JitD. dHd consider
II the HEST PssEPABAT.OS Ior
its infeHtled purposes. - Ne Pno-
Ish a treatise or the mar, icH!th
tce send (fec 6g R"U Upon GppH-
cdii0H, Wilich cOHi0IHs common
dntory notices f''o" cteiPgmr".
Dhys,ciGIls. Mc press. HIid oiiiers.
he Lare Uldie he SiHdV ~ me
hui,. tiHR il discusses q sBScinHJ
for UeU,-S. ami kJtOH" MGi oce MAXI
ths most cferfirc preparation for
the restoration ana Hte pTeSerro-
ton OF He hair, e.rfG1'f. dId 40
acknoUiedgcd bV ihs best W"di'
cal and Eh.ssiCai Authority.
SID By all Druggists and Ds1i7' in JfedieiFa
Price one Dollar Per Bottle.
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, Nh.
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Farm for GaIe.

state. Viii sd! a.e Farm NJ bargain, If ap.
p'l,1i fee 5000
sud- farm t. situated Ia The north PAT, of Hart
fort, tWo aEi onC-haif miles nom Caution, and
thr'c AMI hsli miles from tn depot. IL con
tain- about Two Hundred Ar:cs u good land
suitably ,ijy .Jrl iItp tliasc, pa sEtc and wood
land With Apple ani Sugar Orchards; MI well
enclosed. iuc E'uu cuts about 81 ton. of good
haN.
The buildings consist of House, - by D. with
excellent cellar uptcr the whole. Porch, Wood
shed. >tSLl, p by b. and Barn ~ by ~. with cell
La uulUr the same. Gn0t wafer 20 the house amt
stable.
Tor further particulars, inquire Of the subscri-
Der nn the premises. NM Il. SPARROW.
Hartford. SEPT /. l>ia
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FIKANAH IRIsu lntc Of RncLdelh

in said County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs he therefore requests al persons who
are indebted Ia the estate OF said deceased 10
make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
HENRY ID. IRISH.
nct Ia 1870