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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-19
BosTON MEDICAL INSTITUr TIE.

To the Public
Wehsve recently noticed going the rounds" in
the papers Of Maine, 4 certificate from Or. Blu
chanan, Of Philadelphia, the purport OF which is
10 bolster up DIR. l.. y >hattuck, of Augusta.
Justice 70 ourselves aul the public requires the
following explanation of this affair, which speaks
for itself In letter dated
PHI ApELPHIA sept >. 1859,
Dr. buchanan SAYS w received Dr. shattuck'
aud treated him as 4 gentleman on account of DIR.
Greene, a. he Informed us that he had been with
Or G. for a long time; aud from this affirmation
he received special attention from us. After he
went home to Augusta, he wrote for the enclosed
certificate, which We gave with the clear under
standing that il Was to be framed FOR his office and
not for circulation. several parties in Maine have
written me regarding Ihis and i invariably kept
silent but a il involves oar respected friend, Or.
Greene, am notdispO efto be 50 any longer I
wrots 10 DIR Shattuek gar,ilngi It, and he answers
me that il viii be taken out and used only a first
intended regret this exceedingly, but the entire
mistake was in me approaching DR. ;. as DIR.
Greene's confidential student and treating him rs
such "
The pubic viii remember that We proved be-
voRd all question that the time >hattuck spent
with DR.. Greene al the Institute in Boston, was as
a laborer, and not as medical student. The
public win see also that the treatment Of Or
Greene who has become favorably known through.
out the country during practice Of more than
twenty-five years in Boston.
We would advise inval;ds and all interested to
send for DR. Greene's medical book, tsent free,.
and learn the true means of cure, and not trust
their lives with Young and inexperienced Doctors
Address DIR. X. GREENE,
&! TEMPLE Place Boston.
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Brighton Market not received.

Where Is Drake :. 7. lsGo z" We have
heard this question asked many times, and for all
We know FOR year past he might be dead. Re
Gently IN New York, We called at his Laboratory
in Liberty street, and there found this gentleman
bsrricaded behind a tremendous pile of boxes,
distributing funds to a sunday school Committee.
our business was 20 secure an advertisement. He
said My dear sir, what il the use of advcrtis-
ing the Plantation Bticrs They sell better now
than when | advertised at such enormous expense,
aud now have not made contract FOR year
have all This amount ~ give 10 the poor. To sat
isfy The press. however, who have always been my
friends / think will give YOU q little something
Ia d. again. FOR have Improved the Btters great
Is aud IL nav be well 10 have YOU let the people
know IT," And so he ran ON IN "a happy, cOrilal,
appreClatiNc manner, showing "a Ihc Wonders of
his place and the cords al certificates. Every
thing i on y magnificent scale, and l. done with
ueatnc-s and yrumptEcs> While there we saw
40 least forty orders come ia for these celebrated
Ritter- Cases were being shipped 20 the four
corners ct the world Drake l. not dead, nor his
Bitters eithcr.-l ENchSnge paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-19

no rh, uonorahle noard OF Connty Commls sIon.

To th, Honorable board of County Commas SION
ers in and for the County OF oxford.
THE III dersigned, Agent oil the town oil farls,
i in accordance with vote oi the inhabitants
of said town, at a legal town meeting holden ON
IN. thirteenth day of November, \ ID. 1853, would
r,spectriIy represent, that portion Of the stony
Brook Road (sO-calledl, III said Paris, near the
seneca Brett House, was by the late freshct rem
dered implSsable ami unsafe, and that the puOhc
convenience and necessity require, an alteration
in said road lie further represents, that oy the
same fire shet, the Bridge over said stony BROOK
above and near ROYALS Mills, IN said Paris, was
carried away, and that the public convenience ana
necessity DO not require the continuance OF said
bridge "a a part OF the public highway; he there
for, asks YOUR honOrs 10 discontinue ~ much OF
said highway leading across sand stony BROOK
above and near Royals Mills a lies betwiNt the
highway leading from south Paris to Hebron ana
the house on the north side OF said stony Brook
known a. the Pratt House. He further represents
that a portion of the Road known rs the tillty
Road in said Paris commencing near the house
of Jonathan Andrews in said Paris, and running
.s sterly to the County road leading from south
Paris To SHOWS Falls, distance of about one
hundred rods is badly washed and quilted out
and that the public convenience and necessity
does not require It's further continuance ~ pup
lie highway; he therefore respectfully asks Your
honors 10 discontinue said portion of said Utility
Road. 900
Dated at Paris this 18th day of November, 1863
HIRAM HUBBARD, Agent OF Paris
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, SIS - Board Of County Commissioners,
September Session, 1869; held by adjournment
Nov. 10th, 1863.
Upon the fore going petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respon
sibe. aud that inquiry into the merits OF their az
plcatiou j. expsden,, il is ordered that the Couhy
Comm. sioners meet al tue Andrews House u.
South Paris, in said county, on Tuesday, the ztst
day OF December next, al ten o'clock In the lore
noon, and thence proceed TO view the route men
toned in said petition immediately alter when
view hearing Of the parties and witnesses VIII DC
had al some convenient place in the vicinity, ana
such other measures taken in tue premises rs the
Comniss toner's shall judge proper And II Is fur
Their ordered, that notice OF the time, place ami
nurpose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
be given to oil persons and corporations interested
by causing attes,ed copies of said petition and OF
,bi. order thereon 10 be served upon the Clerk oil
the town OF Paris, and also posted up IN three pub
lie places In said town and published three weeks
.ucce s,iyely in the Oxford Democrat, newspaper
printed at Paris In said County OF Oxford the first
Of said publications and each OF the other notices 10
be made served aud posted at least thirty Days be-
fore said time OF meeting, 10 the end that Ill per-
sons and corporations may then and there appear
and shew cause if any they have Why the prayer oi
said petitioners should not be granted
'A'N At,est WM h KiMBALL, Clerk.
A true copy Of said petition and order OF court
thereon. D.,.t c,,t
Attest M n. hihoAhH' Wv"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-19

We have seen the programme of the
Teachers Institute to he held at Bethel
and Norway during the week eommenc-
ing Nov. 29th. and assure all Interested
in education that the Institutes will be full
of interest. We especially urge teachers
TO make their arrangements seasonably.
to attend one or the other. Let the School
Committee. and Agents interest them.
selves to aid the teachers to do this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-19

The following decision of the Law
Court, for this County, was rendered in
Portland. on Tuesday
ChaS. III. Harris y, Canadian Expire S
Co. Motion for a new trial over-ruled.
The verdict was for deltS.
The Times states that Rev. Mr.. Gunni-
son, of the First Univ ersaliSt Society OF
Bath. has rendered his resignation. He
has received call to Newark. N j. The
society will hold a parish meeting on
Saturday evening. and act upon the matter.
II is hoped that such inducements will be
offered a. will lead Mr.. GunniSon TO re-
consider his purpose toresign.
We often see large stocks OF cattle
which do not seem TO thrive. and come
out spring poor" all tor want OF some
thing TO start them in The right direction,
One dollars worth Of "Sheridan's Csval-
nv Condition Powders, given to such Il
stock occasionally during the winter,
would be worth more than an extra half
ton Of hay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-19

Have YOU severe wrench or sprain?
Have you rheumatism in any form? Have
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Persons prematurely gray can have
their hair restored to its youthful beauty,
by using Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover. the best article in the market.
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Tweuty-Five Years Practice

In she Treatment of Diseases incident to Females
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CLEANSING THE BLoop," upon which charla-
tans have hSrpcd much, l. not mere catch
word and dcm>ion The microscope shows that
some diseases exist like parasitic growths upon
the globules Of the blood, aud it is further known
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Nov ltrh, 1853
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Just aS we are going TO press. we
learn OF the sad news ;hat brakeman,
by the name OF Needham, fell from a
freight train on the Grand Trtnk road this
"wednesday morning, and was killed.
He was from Norway, and has wife
living at south Paris. we understand.
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Special Notices.
Bronchitis or Throat Disease.
THOSE AFFLICTED WILL FIND 4
REMEDY N
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
he Convinced by Positive Proof and
Test it yourself,

ZA>EsvILLE, Ohio, Feb. ~, lS'il.
Me-S~~ J. Y HARRI, n Co.
Gentlemen
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for ten or twelve years with Bronchitis in Il, worst
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used totr ALIENS LUNG BAL>AM, which gave
relief iu a short time. believe II J. the best pre-
paiutiOu extant for all diseases ID the throat aud
iuuE, and | feel i my duty % say this much Tor
my own case, > that others may iIy Il anu get re
hci.
Respectfully,
MATTHIAS FIREMAN.
We know Mr. Fireman wvA, and ms statement
above i correct.
" \ GRAHAM & co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
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MARRIED..

In Norway. Nov Eth, By Rev T. T Merry, Mr..
Charlie. II, fibhcitS and Ms Hattie Z. Cumming
of Frveburg Nov 10th. by same, Mr.. Mark q.
Richardson OF Norway, and Miss Emily hnishtly
VI Bath
In Portland, Nov IL, nv Rev. Mr.. Southworth'
Joseph Briggs, ofParis, and Miss tanne y Colin
ui Portland
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DIRECTORY.
Masonic I4vdges--TineOj Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 Thursday

Masonic Ivdges--I Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 Thursday
OF each month.
Blazing Star, No. -, Mexico, Wednesday, on
or before the fall Of tit moon.
Pari. Lodge, No o. 50 Paris, Tuesday on or
JEFFERSON Lodge, No. 100, Bryants Pond, I'd
TUESDAY of every munth.
oriental Star, No. y, Liyermore, Tuesday,
on or before fun moon
neth.i. No " n Thursday f each month.
Evening Star Lodge, Buckheld, working
under Dispensation, 1t Monday Of each
month
Pithayorian, No. II, Fryebure, Monday even
ing 81 or following the flii ot the moon.
oxford, Norway, No. IL, Monday ot or nsAt
preceding full moon.
Mount Tir'em, No. 1872, SO. WATERFORD Tues
day, on or before ~ fall moon ~,
VT. storiah, No. -, Denmark, wednesday on
Ns1inse col No. ioi, Turner, saturday or be-
fore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLARs.
Mt. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Bryanrs
Pond every Monday evening.
Rising Star, Bethel, Friday evenings.
NezinscOt, Buckiell, saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, 4. Buckheld, every Thursday
whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday;
Bear Mountain Lodge, So. Waterford, We'd
nesday evening.
Harbor Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening
Washington, Oxford Thursday evening.
silver Lake, sweden, Saturday evening.
West Summer, West summer, wednesday
evening.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford, every Saturday
evening
Invineible, No. rs, East sumner, every other
Friday Evenings.
4. q. u. Z.
p.ouawket odgc, No. 46, Brownheld, meet
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DIED.

In Paris. Nov 9Th, Miss Harriet Cooper, aged
Il yeSrs.
In piNRcLI, Nov I2th, Eliza, wife of Harrison
Harvey, Esq aged 10 years,
In Auburn Nov nth, >ybil, only child Of Hiram
T. anal Celeste Knight, aged years month dS
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New Advertisements.
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Nov. 9, lSS
An adjourned session cf the Executive Council
will Ice held nj the ouucil Chamber, IN Augusta
on MONDAY, IA, 2.Eh inst.
Attest. FRANKLIN NJ DREW,
Secretary of State.
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For Rent.

C,TORE and DWELLING over il, now occrpi-
- ell by y. V. BAILEY, at south Paris. Th'- -
one Ot the best stores and most desirable locations
for trade In town.
The House is very pleasant, and in good c"ufl'
ton with an excellent well OF water. There l.
also a good stable.
Apply ~ the Office Of = iris FIGURING Company
or on the premises, Of ID. '. BAlLEl'
South Pa!is Aug. y, ls'il.
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Iif)R ".

In ptNacld. NOV xh 10 the wife of II Harvey,
Ia a son.
In Mechanic Fails, oct. sth, to the wife OF X J.
Denniug a daughter.
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Pay Up!

The subscriber, having made change IN his
business, hereby notifies all indebted u HIM, 10y
note or account, that payment must be made Vi
tb,. same on or before the 1T day Of January next
All debts remaining unpaid after that time, wllI
be leit wIth an Attorney for immediate coiies ton
JOEL L. CROOkER.
Norway Nov Is, 1853.
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Notice.

yI,HE subscriber having completed the repairs
! On his GRI>T MILL. will now be prepared
tu.lo CUSTOM GRINDING, -,
S,uth Paris oct -, l-ig ~
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F. E. SHAW.
State Valuation.

rJ,IIE Commits -ioncrs on the state Valuation viii
attend t. 4 hearing OF parties from The sever
al cite-, towns aud plantations drsii IT, al ll.e
senate Chamber IN Augusta tAe Ltrt' sctohn anu
fourth weeks IN November.
And {, = hcaI ~ of the owner. ni WILD LhNp',
NJ the snme plu TO the hth 10 th' lth lay ut
December, each day inclusive.
SETH SCANMAN, Chairman
Nny I i-lfg Nv
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BridgtOn Academy.

brIuSCOu ACdueuly.
THE WINTER TERM OF this Institution will
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1860, aud continue Ten Week
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Boarl aud Tuition reasonable
zp-TtNt Books furnished by the Principal at
Portland prices.
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North Rridgtou oct b. 1863 5w
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