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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04
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Mr.. EditOr:-Perhaps some OF the
readers of the Democrat would like to
know what a nice series Of meetings the
Methodists are having in Albany. Last
Friday evening, byinvita,ion and urging
we we've induced to 90 there. and had an
excellent meeting three ministers. The
meeting continued until 9 o'clock, p. NJ
and before the house was cleared of their
lights, other lights were brought in, the
stove removed from the floor, and in half
an hour from the time the meeting closed,
the fiddle was sounding from the desk
where the ministers had stood, and the
dancers feet were flying over the floor
most of the dancers were the very ones
that were at the meeting. Then we left,
irving to think how much untold good
such meetings do.
I'VE know nothing OF the above. 1t is
probable that the dancing party hal no
connection, whatever, with the meeting. ]
Mr.. J, H. Loveioy has been quite
i'll; his friends viii be glad to learn that
he is out again, and improving in health,
He has many friends in our county, and
is most worthy man.
Edwin Rand. son OF Joseph Rand, of
Albany, by an accident, struck his right
hand with the head of an axe so hard that
he has been obliged TO have it cut open to
the bone it is very painful and badly
swollen.
The wife Of David Kimhall. who
formerly resided in Albany, was brought
here and buried. last Wednesday. by the
side of her children.
Mr.. Freeland Bird has raised some very
fine pork for the market IIehas the best
breed OF swine in the vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04

great many side hits are being made at the
PLANTATION BrrERs b. q score or two Of d!sin-
,ercsGel friends, who are endesvoring TO imitaI,
or counterfeit them. Il IL all OF no use. The peo
pie wont DC imposed upon. PLANTATION BIT
rERs are increasing in use and popularity ever,
day. They are in the same sized bottle. and msdC
inst as they were ~ first. They make the weak
strong, the languid brilliant and are exhausted
natures great restorcr. The recipe and full cir
cular are around each bottle Clergymen, Mcr
chants and persons whose sedentarY habits in
duce weakness, lassitude palpitation Of the hear
lack Of appetite liver complaint, &C. will find i'm
mediate aud permanent relief in these Bitters
But. above ali, they are recommended 10 weak
and delicate female. and mothers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04
Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, Feb. I'd, $50.
Price%-Becves Extra quality, els "a q IL ~
first quality, sl2 sSSls -: Second quality, ell =
G Il 90; Third quality sl0s5all o. Poorest grade,
cows. oxen. bulls, &c, e. O01q 20 Y 100 n the 20
tai weight of hide :. tsllow. and dressed beef
Working ONen.-ENtra s315 sS3S; ordinary sls,
81 s25oYpair; handy Steers $50 10 slto v pair.
There was good supply OF working oNea In mar,
ket The damind has hot been very active.
Mich COws-Eytra sSi 10 tll5; ordinary ESQ 4
go; store Cows sS 9 sS5. Prices for Mich Cow,
depends great deal upon the fancy OF the pur
chaser.
sheep and Lambs-cI. lots 90, -; . ;0a ~ 8.
v head or from 1, 10 so 10: Lambs from % tC
~ head.
RcmSrk--The supply was not 80 large from all
sections ~ that Of last week but the quality the
beeVe., especially those from the West was better
Prices upon the same quality "a that OF last week
wethink - lower by h. q; better grade OF beeye,
arr selling AZ the prices that poorer qualities
sold for one week ago. The trade ~ Boston for
the last week has been dull aud the butchers have
not bought readily As they did NJ the last mar
kel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04
OUR TABLE.

THE HOUSEHOLD, for January is full of good
sensible, practical suggestions on identifying out
homes as well rs on housekeeping, economy is
cooking, &c No young housekceper should be
without this valuable aid Published by G.. T.
Crowell, Brattleboro, Vt, at cleo year.
EVERY SATURDAY comes weekly, in It's new
pictorial form, and Is filled with choice reading.
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS, for January, monthly
part, contains 10 chapters of Oliver Optics story
Bear and Forbear."
THE HERALD OF HEALTH, for January, Is
received. II is sxcellen; mon;hly, devoted 10
health and morals, and should be in every house
hold. Published by Wood & Holbrook, New York
AT g. 10 per annum.
ZELL's ENCYCLOPEDIA, up 10 No. % /. re
ccved and is, thus far, good IS 10 promised to be
embracing the Gazetteer aud Biographical, Medical
andBiblical Dictionary. 10 ernts number.
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FREELAND HOWE, Agent,
NORWAY, ME.
Feb. !, 1870.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Elisha Bedel of Bethel County
w of oxford and state OF Maine, couvcyed "a
me by his WARRANTED Deed, dated May 2Fh, lsGa
and recorded with the oxford Records, book Is,
page 80, certain Real Estate lying aud being ~
-aid Bethel and being "a part al lot numbered
fourteen ia the tenth range OF luis IA said town
more particularly described ia ,ali deed; aud
whereas did then and there, on said 2.th day Of
May lSO by my writing obligatory under my
hand aud seal obligatc my sell Ia recOnvey 1" said
Bcdel, the same premises described IN said deed
on the payment nf the sum oi ninety dollars " IN
interest in one year from said 2ah day OF May
l-sS And whereas the srid time OF payment "I
said ninety dollars with interest has long since
elapsed aud il still unpaid, | hereby claim a
foreclosure Of said deed. pursuant - the statute
in such case made and provided
PIINY ". RICHARDSON,
Iiy :. ?. dR,O>, las Atty.
Rethel Ian o. IsTJ isbi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04

AMONG THE INDIANS. Lieut.. Hcrndon tells us
that tribes OF sboriginees are found in the
deepest forests OF South America, from the Andes
10 the Atlantic coast, that do not have and use
Doct. Ayers medicines and Lowell cottons TIRE
MONT" SUFFOLK" BOOT" are seen stamped
in large red and blue letters upon their garments,
while Ayers Pills and Cherry Z ectoral are among
the treasures of their habiistions. Their native
sod furnishes them all their food aud most OF
their remedies, but they suffer from some Affections
which mas, have the interpo siion higher skill.
lSeniinel, L ibcrty, Va.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04
ACHILD'S DEATH.

The shades Of night came softly down
Ger q city Of the West,
And silence fell on all its streets
As nature sank to rest;
But in one habitation death
With rapid step drew near,
And loving hearts grew strangely cold
With agony and fear.
A sweet young child, who, when the sun
That morn lit up the sky
Rejoiced that she was going home,
Had now lain down TO die
The smile had faded from her lip,
Her brow of suffering told,
And the limbs, few hours before so 1.-the,
Were paralys'd and cold.
The home so lately left was where
New England hills arise;
Her six short summers she had played
Beneath those changing skies.
She was the only child OF one
Who died our land To save;
A soldier both of Heaven aud earth,
Who Oils Southern grave.
The pale young mother stands beside
This treasure God had given:
This child so early taught Of Him,
So early ripe for Heaven.
She smoothes the pillow, holds the hand,
Aud wipes the pallid brow,
Yet listening 10 the siill, small voice
That calls her darling now.
God help her-the dread messenger
Steals in with silent tread,
She hears no voice, she sees no form,
But the little one is dead
No struggle with the conquering foe,
No agonizing moan:
Only the pulseless heart 10 tell
That the inward life has gone.
oh, help the mother she must take
The little faded clay
And bear il TO her native hills,
Such weary miles away.
Oh, pity her through all the lone
And choerless days TO come,
And help her lin her fearful eyes
To Laura's blessed home.
uckHeld, Dec lS9. NJ. Ii, &.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Sarah L. Hobbs and Henry III
w Hobbs, at Norway, in our County Of OK
ford and state OF Nnluc by their Mortgage Deed
dated Dec l0th lsi9, aud recorded IN oxford Reg
siry. book ~. page -. conveyed - simeon Cum
mings OF Paris, in said County, n certain tract Oi
Real Estate situated in Greenwood. in said Coun
~ containing about hly-scycn acres, with the
building, thereon, being the same farm conveyed
by simeon I Everett 10 Thomas VI Crocker by
deed dated August l1th, \ ID. ISL and recorded
in oxford Registry, book l25, page 2O anl being
the same farm which the said Crockcr has bar
gained 10 convey Ia the said sarah Z. Hobbs
And whereas the conditions OF said mortgage have
been broken, l. Emeine ;. Cummings, Adj
miuistrslriN OF the estate OF simeon Cummings,
deceased, claim 10 forecOse the same, according
TO the statutes OF the state.
EMELINE :. CUMMINGS,
Administrative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04
Special Notices.

DIR. n l. SCOYILL, is the inventor Of several
medical preparations which have become very
popular, and have teen literally used. Among
his inventions are Aliens Balsam for the Lungs,
anh "Liyerwort and Tar" For the past six years
a better Lung remedy has not been offered to the
public Read the following letter from DIR. SEQ
WILL referring 10 il;
Messrs J. y. HARRIS & CO,
GESTs-I make the following state
ment from perfect conviction and knowledge OF
the benefits OF Aliens Lung Balsam in cur.
ing the most deep seated PULMONARY CoNSUMP'
TON | have Witnessed its effects on the young
and the old, and can truly say that Il Is by Tar
the best eNpectOrant remedy with which am &C
quainted. For Coughs, and all the early stages OF
lung complaints, believe il to be n certain cnre.
aud II every family would keep il by them, ready
to administer upon the first appearance of disease
about the Lungs, there would be very few cases
OF fatal consumption. 1t causes the phlegm and
matter 10 laise, without irritating those delicate
organs (the Lungs, and without producing con-
stipation of the bowels IL also gives strength TO
the system, stops the night-sweats, and changes
all the morbid secretions to a healthy state.
Yours, respectfully,
Sold by all medicine dealers.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Sarah Pratt and hrba Pratt, OF
w Andover, in our County OF oxford and
state OF Name on the eVh day Of June, 4 ID
ISIS, by their Mortgage Deed OF that date, convey
eel 10 Simeon Cummings, of Paris, IN said County
certain Real Estate situated in said Andoycr, be-
ing the farm on which they then lived, aud the
same premises conveyed 10 the said Sarah Pratt,
10y the said simeon Cummings, on the same day
reference - said deed being had for Il more par
tcular description,-said Mortgage Deed being
recorded in oxford Registry, book l39, page 81
And whereas the conditions of said mortgage
have been broken, |, Eneline :. Cumming, admin
istratriN OF the estate OF said Simeon Cummings,
decea -ed hereby claim 10 ioreclOse the same, &C
cordng 10 ;he statutes Of the state.
EMELINE ). CUMMINGS,
Administrator
pnris Ian 1g $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-04

What Every Person Needs Is some rene.
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those who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Costive-
ness, Piles Biiousness, Headache, or any form of
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TALTIC LOZENGES" ELISHA HUNTING
TON, VI. ID. Ex.Lieut. Governor of ssachusetts
For sale II No. l fremont Temple, Boston, by +.
A. HARRISON 4 co, Proprietors, and by all
Druggists. Mailed for co cents.
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MANHOOD and WOMANHOOD,
PUBLISHED ny THE
Peabody Medical Institute,
NO 4, BULFINCH ST.,

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Opposite the Revere House, BosToN)
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There Is nothing whatever that the MARRIED OF
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The Great Experience

Ia the treatment OF diseases relating to the gener
alive faculty in man aud woman, acquired by DR..
\. III. Hayes, OF Boston, has emnently fitted him
for the preparation OF such a work As that which
he has given to the public under the auspices of
the Peabody Medical Institute, entitled 18th
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF.PRESERVATION. ="
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DIED..

In Hebron, Jan. 2ith. Ncttie T., infant daughter
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Canton PIT. High School.

TINE SPRING TERM will commence Mon.
l. day, Feb. 2lst, 1870, aud continue ten
weeks, under the charge Of \. L. HAiNEs, Prin'
cipal, with assistance IL required.
TUITION Common English, $3.50
Higher English 400
Languages, 40
Music aud Penmanship, extra.
There Is public lyceum connected with the
School, which holds meetings once in two weeks.
Teachers Class has been organized for the
good Of those intending 10 teach.
Lectures will he delivered by the Principal and
others, through the term upon different subjects.
Declarations and Compositions will be requr.
ed OF the gentlemen alternately; also, Select
Reading and Compositions, OF the ladies.
Every cNertion will be- made 10y the teacher 10
make this an interesting term In those who may
avail themselves NJ the privilege OF attending
Board can be- obtained nj a. 50por week incud.
ing washing and lights.
No student received for less than half term,
and no deduction made for absence of two
weeks.
For further particulars, address the Principal
at West Pern. 3w Jan L.
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In the Treatment of Diseases incident TO Females,
has placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all physician,
making such practice \ specially and enables him
to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases Of Suppression and all other Mensfrt-
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-06

6aa,s. = sDthFint 2o-ee gss. ~, Yfb., crane
- &te., iYofen nedliene is Gte uaS eealatne LON
Gts
.giiss.. gsareeaI geaners ns: per aOnne. s4s.oo-
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go per Gtntnsr, Sap S@mieb f75-200 Der gentner
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90 psr Dnbeub. Risbdute rer Wfn
far finbetmte nnb vi ,00-l50 pr Yfp fur fran,Saims
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x.Raftrpaarea.-1 1leif4 UdFtr sI.2o-l,ao; Mebl.
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s,so-200 gBbsfpfdatr Sl,65i,75 far eewobnint nne
s2OO2 fur eiensebunbene, Sduas 2isrteS S6o-l7os
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fansen $23,O $500; bosstsab Neffansea S6oO0-7OOo
y,s 1aueAb. Daubea (suserihl fur 8arreIs SS7OO fhr
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1nsewafaene (Rammpous) 354o Sta; Yuleb 80 s6 Gts.
3opftn. Better oflidsr 272s Gts. bsntr pslt!i&er
1920 Cts. per Yfc., g8iscpnin 1926 &ts.
gBa4s. - 80 &ts. FUR betss geIbes.
Gertfrrtnbf. - Bette Oaf sl5-l6.
8sbsrn. - T-'s gs. per yfS.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-06

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BON @Ianoorf Yutnam Co.. o., eesrinoet BON benz
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siebt intereHanle Mhtbeilunyen iber bas Wirfen
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