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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-24
PLUM 81 INC!

FINHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens
l. OF Augusta and vicinity that he is prepared to
do all kinds of Plumbing work at the shortest
tice. Those about to have water introduced into
their buildings will do well to call on him before
going elsewhere.
II r. STRATTON,
Corner Bridge and Water Streets,
Satisfaction guaranteed. l6tf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-17
sHEET-PHLADELPHIA

and discussion. The polariscopic observa-
tons are under the charge of Professor
Pickering. General observations of the
corona will be made by an many of the party
as possible and what are known as Stenheils
hand comet-seekers will be especially availa-
BILE for this class of observation. Hand spec
troscopes will also be used by several of the
party.
1t is said that this is one of the greatest of
modern total eclipses for various reasons,
among which may be mentioned the fact
that it occurs when the moon is particularly
near the earth, and also at the time of the
winter sostice. 1t is stated also that the posi-
ton of the planets is such that the sun, moon,
Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Uranus, and the
earth all exert their attractive influence in
the same straight line. AS a result of this
there have been various predictions of the
effects upon the earth, such as earthquakes,
great tidal waves and storms, hurricanes, and
cyclones 1t is said that there was similar
position of the heavenly bodies at the time of
total eclipse when Callao and Quito were
destroyed by earthquake and tidal waves.
Whether any of these startling predictions
are of a truthful character remains to be
seen. No great danger is apprehended by
those best versed in such matters.
The line of observation is as follows: The
eclipse will begin in the North Atlantic Ocean,
the central line moving in q southeasterly
direction. Crossing one part of Spain and
the Mediterranean Sea, it enters Africa near
Oran, and afterwards attains its southern linn
its. The shadow of the moon moves in a
northeasterly direction, and leaves Africa,
and crossing the Island of Sicily, the south
of Turkey, the Black Sea, and the Sea of
Azof, disappears
The penumbra of the moon decreasing
rapidly, leaves the earth with the setting sun
in Arabia The sun will be centrally and
totally eclipsed at noon in latitude 36 de-
grees and 80 minutes north, longitude 5 de-
grees 1 minute west, little to the northeast
of Gibraltar, and near the Lisbon coast
The greatest credit is due to our Congress
in that they took sufficient interest in science
to forward its interests in This particular
Our scientific men have made the best use of
the funds thus put into their hands.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-17
y FER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
Coupon or Registered, aad free OF U. s. Tax,
PRINoIPAL;AND INTEREST PAYABLEIN GOLD,
ISSUED BY TIKI
BurIing ,On, Cedar Rapids, and
Mill ~%sOta R. II. DO.
The small remaining balance OF the Loan for sale
At 30 and Accrued Interest In
Currency.

Interest payable May and November.
CHARLES L. FROST, Trustees
The bonds are issued at s2O,OC0 per mile against
the portion only OF the line fully completed and
equipped.
The grea ter part OF the road is already in opera
ton, and the present earnings are iargely in eXces
OF the operating expenses and interest the bonds
The balance OF the work necessary to establish
through connections, thereby shortening the dis
tance between st. Paul and Chicago as miles, and 90
miles TO st. Louis, is rapidly progressing In time for
the movement of the coming grain crops, which, it
Is estimated, will double the present income Of the
road.
The established character Of this road, running as
IL does through the heart OF the most thickly
and richest portion of the great state OF Iowa, to-
gether with its present advanced condition and large
earnings, warrant us In unhestatngly recommend
ing these bonds to investors as In every respect
undoubted security. small quantity of the issue
only remains unsold, and when the enterprise is
completed, which will be this fall, an immediate ad-
vance over subscription price may be looked for.
The bonds have fifty years to run, are convertible
at the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pay at par and the payment OF the principal Is pro-
vded for by sinking fund. The couvertlbity
privilege attached these bonds cannot fail to cause
them, at an early day, to command a market price
considerably above par. u S. Five-twenties at pre-
sent prices return only ~ per cent. currency nte
rest, while these bonds pay 9H per cent, and we
regard them to be safe and fully equal security
to any Railroad Bond issued and until they are
placed upon the New York Stock Exchange, the
rules of which require the road to be completed, We
oblgate ourselves to rebuy any time any OF these
bonds sold by after this date at the same price as
realized by US on their sale.
All marketable securities taken In payment free OF
commission and express charges.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-17
FINANCIAL,

THE STRONGEST AND BRST-SE-
II CURED, AS WE'LL AS MOST PROFIT AGILE
INVESTMENT NOW OFFERED IN THE MAR
NET,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
OUR TABLE.

Good Health Is journal of merit, devoted to
physical aud mental culture, which would be
valuable book OF reference in every family The
coutopts are vaiel aud valuable ss.e0 wear
Boston.
Arthur's Home Magazine IS hish.tcned
charming, readable monthly, with colorrd steel
fashion plates, patterns FOR neellework, music,
aud charming piciurcs \ splendid serie LOT Car
toon on tonci paper is 70 be novel attraction Of
the new series for ISL. Tie one Tor January is
entitled The Skcin winiHs" Valuable prrmi.
ums oGsrcI - ooa wear. Philadelphia.
The Chndren's Hour, beautifully illustra
ted magazine for The lttlc ones edited by L. $
Arthur philadelphia. Offers great Inducements Tor
the new wear Tai, Is a work which no parent
Wouli hesitate 20 pu, into the hand, Of hi, child
rcn. lis pure, fresh ant attractive, always. The
supplement- OF Christina Cards very due. Al -
a year
The sShooimate Is AZ excellent imagining for
TIE Young folks, containing stories, historical
sketches, Dialogues srd >lce,he,. with chant Of
gestures tor the Young Gc,lamer. Terms, $l25 a
wear Bo,toa.
The Nursery p, r,chl, Illustrated magazine
Tor ;i sm1Jl.- r,7l'r., with easy aud interesting
res,,u- ,h4s ,aUoo, nl 60 please md interest the
Itl, ones, The january numhcr has charming
r;rt.-r,o i SAM. cI.o-. ESQ a wear Ea.trn.
The Literary Would ySluaAcper;5l'c
o. 81 person, 81 ityvsy t1>tc-, giving, IN each
uuml.sy, 20 c'sa. .c., l-t.f book, pal..sh'l in thc
United sale, u-y.a- ,ls month preceding Tie
dale, AMI giving also criticism, ana lengthy moi
CO., or the most uo.able vnc~ thus enabling those
Woo Ike remote from literary center, TO keep up
with the publication, ct ic day without has NJ To
bu, .'rc.tI all the u,- books sud aiding them in
th,ir c..aic, of what tlyy do wish 10 purchase
FWlisAeJ ry =. AZ Croker. BOSTON Term, a.
e., year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

Tur P.urLE's LITERARY COMPANION
The january number OF The rcorIe's Lit
erary Companion, hiss been received Il
presents a, iue an appearance aS ovcv,
and ct course, i, filled with oil solts OF
good things. Its entorpri>ing p0o'i>her>,
Mc,,rs. L. c. Allen & Co, Augusta,
Maine. apfcsr determined 10 publish =
papca tl.at Vtl please and leac,N al.
aud i,> lay-c and Increasing, EetctN cir
cuh,j.u proves that they sre succeeding.
admirably. The ComPsmoo l. aiNNys
very baH5,ome,, Illustrated. The price,
tor such paper, Is vvry reasonable, IN
deed, only Seycuy-dvc cents per yc'',
AMI ct,b new subscriber gets inc. steel
engraving, representing the Journey 81
lite, irom childhood 10 old aye. il i
published monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Ssood News at last.

DIR FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF TIN
MEDICAL ADVISER AND GUIDE To HfALTIi-"
work og surprising interest and value TO al per
.oa- suffering from exhausted vitality, prcmatnc
decline -peruatorrhra, or any OF it, sequence.
AMI -lirutely describing the various symptoms Ji
tHe>e u-ilio,.- diseases. with plain, common ,eu'
direction, for their treatment aud cure-may lee
canfIential.y consulted upon all chronic delicate
and complicated IA -eascs in either sex. At THE
PEOPLE, MEDICAL INSTITUTE No Buliin"h
street. Boston, Mass. Every sufferer should con
suit Or Merrill H. large experience OF over
tairtv years, dealing with every disease incident
O. humanity enables him o. guarantee cure az
aH ,srajls cases, Ia shorter time and at leSs eN-
peu-e aud Inconvenience C. the patient than Is
usually incurred when resort j. had To less mex
perrsnted ply sician-- CALL AND sEE HIN lie
vii describe your disease without any iniorma
ton .rom y1u and cure you without the use OF
harsh AMI dangerous remedies, often perilous 10
health and life THE MEDICAL ADVISER, with lu>
circulars THE EMrEEoR's PILL aud IN
POEr,NT FACr> A" will be sent % any address On
rg-e.r. al ten cent?, Address, call az No.
BULFINCH STREET Boston, Mass. Office hours
Hom IN the morning, 70 10 O'Clock IN The eVetlIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

THE BENErIT OF ADVERTISING The
Portland Trau>crip; .! this week SAYS.
We have received Ssch a uicc h;tbc Icuer
from such uinc Hgt,c gil, ,h1i NC mu>t
shared with AL ovr ,i;i'c ycadey, in order
that they may kaow wha 20 do wjtb tbcjr
Christmas money. Iais little g'yl writes
from WlIham. Mass. a. follows:
"A> aal twelve wears ODD 90 day. my
father gave ~, - % aad noticed IN the
Oxford DemDccSt that 5oI vii, ScH3 nse
the Transcripts tOV fourteen months
Relieving shat nav money paid fsS yoVr
pspev riR gain Tor ne a0te kaow ledge
than 10 aay other way that car dispose
of IL. will enclose the same 90 YOU.
hoping 10 receive the paper this week "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
THE OXFORD DEMOCR1T.
FOR l~-l.
Postage in the County. Frss.

While We fee, under great obligations
n our subscribers who continue tRcir
patronage from year to wear, We are de-.
sirou, of making 'aoay morc additions
toour Lis,- We propose Offering some
Inducements. in the way of clubbing
with other periodicals. hy which the p,ice
or our paper Viii be mIci, reduced
Tothose who desire paper Of the
character AMI STYLE ef the Nrg York
LeIg,r, VIC oGyv our paper sith the
PEOPLES LITERARY COMPANION,
printed a, Augu>,A, moa,bly, n~ &c, Ell.
lgr,, with copy Of ite splendid Engg4s-
ing entitled
SHORE TO SHORE.
The retail price OF which alone Is 200
anil in oJdcrta encourage airmee pay
p.,It,. ve offer The same term> 10 old
Subscribers.
ToJb.,e Woo prefer an agricultural %.
per, ~ wal. club ailA The
AMERICAN AGRlCULTURIST,
,p,eudiI journal, or the
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL
the toriuer tor = .50-the latter Ior = oo.
Or, Sc Will Seud the
PEOPLES JOURNAL
a FIRST class illustrated monthly. contsin.
inc Is tour column pages, printed ia
Phiaic.phiA [, has department, Tor the
Fl~nsv. general literature, the Young
Folks. Science ana Art, general news.
VT and Humor. We will furnish this
with our paper, for ore dli1r aad ,srsH-
a. M. cuts. sud viii furnish 4, copy Of
the Pe.i(.,, y,4rts' 20 every one furnish
ing new sub>cribyr
AT >u.,cd1er, who Wal commence
wiJh the year 1871. % pIy AZ afcagee,
MI. O., furnished With tle P.ag'.,s JOUR.
nr, for $50. TIL, viii give more read-
ing. ior me money. lthau any other news
paper Affords
- ENCuJEAGE YOUR CoyNIY PAPER =
or we will GLIB ~ follows:
ID, Dem ,e,a, ami IIar..er', Monthly. 81 :,
Atlantic, q
rgtr.-aG's, a,
oar Young FOLK, 4"
Bs-au'- Monthly, q
Peters Musical Monthly, ..
.1 ,,,..,-,- ,fl.r ,,.5fIlar Machines and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
ShrriG's Sale.


oNfuHp, :.
rrAKLN on execution. and 81 ili be soll by luhlir
4 auc,iun. ou = -rriay, thc 2>th day 'f Jttusry
4 II Isl. go two O'Clock tu on" afternoon. . the
Hotel oi ii.a4 sNhaiJ. o. i.ri- 30 -Jil tsunit
all ~. ri.t, ia cqi.i, which Aival ~iui''1nt.
Of IahI.l.... iu comm luWcglth Ot Ma Irht-"tt-
has ~ h-,l autllc 3,h day uf .luu", a II l~D, NJ
3J io'slock in the afternoon. being a." 'm, "!ihr
attachment OF The same lu The original writ % thl,
action, 70 redeem the following described Real
t-tat. situated ia plantation number 3. 2ul range.
it hctus lot number ON the east >idr "t N'gnlo'
way Riser. and bounded as lloVs, beginning Il
tn -,uthea,irgly corner OF tbc Joshua L"nhort
lot 10 a i tree. standing on tn bunk o' ~, river,
thence :! deg l.. 4 ~r,ls {" stiaigh; line which
cX'cu!, from thc Mouth east corner ul said I'-..
Lombard, land o. TIE town line, tt'nrc ~ -rtl
.,ra,giit lao, = - deg. " 80 ri, t1a birch te'
thence y - de- v. q! rds. q The river, theme" 10y
riyyrjo the int mentioned bound, c"ut1iimg q"
acres more cor less. The above described Premise
being -uNjcct jo q NuTtgarc given tg tht'lrN J .
>yGcrmau of Maiden, STATE ul Massachusetts, 60
,ccur,, ;hr Vavnr ut ~ s. note fpr t1.Nr hntrd
dollar. PAYABLE juno LIT, L." with iulor 1Hau
ally. -a.l mortgage decd Zee TCrerl'H ~ Il Ok H..
page ~ oi pN'uli l'Sisirt reference 70 which
un:,, be- haI for description tho p;1a..'~.
I'll ItHl\GS, Deputy NrrIn.
Paris. Dee -O.h, lrsc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Twcniy-Sevcn Years Practice

In the rcltmcnt of Diseases incident to Females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head Of all phy sicians
making such practice speciality AMI enables him
To guarantee a speedy and permanent care in the
worst cases OF Suppression ana all other MeHstru
al DsranJemeEts, from ,rfc'crer c"Rse All letters
for advice mIsi contain 81, Olicc No. ENn
corr STREET, BusguN.
B-Baard furnished 20 taOse desiring 10 10
IN ain andtp :rcstnrai
Boston, July. lS10. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Special NOTICE


Subscribers OW Of the state.
A subscriptions from persons ont OF
the state, % ensure attention. must be
accompanied with Tie money. and ali
subscribers. out OF the State, in arreaJs
for scr months. or more, must forward
pay ugnt for arreara@es, within the next
three n'n.h>. or turir uameS wilt be
s...-.,, So. .y... sac ASH Ne, ale obliged u
adopt This rule, 10 secure our dues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

=, North Brdgt,u, Dec. 7th, Vi. Amos Young,
form iy OF Bethel, aged a. years mos u DAYS.
Al. Dung WAS known aut respected by the
cuuuuuit, iu which he lived FOR many years. lie
ms honorable aud upright ia all has dealings with
men oi business. aud he leaves . large circle OF
friends who sincerely mourn his los. He also
leave, a wifi, whose un,iIiug love and devotion,
made pleasant hi~ stay on earth. and bright the
PASSAGE TO the grave. >iN children art lett with
oUt % father care aud guidance when most they
need Co. MAJ God bless uIid comfort the widow
AMI !.lhetlc~-. I. y. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Bills.

PAS TIE yellow Sip which marks the
indebtedness, OF each subscriber. fails 20
prompt many + them to pay lp, We shall
enclose IN their p.pera oii. 10y the lsI Of!
january, anal trust that this will bring
the money White the afrUlce system
s, the only correct one, we must insist
upon payment, at the very tarthest. at the
end of The year.
We have ma e Ihc bills according 70
our terms, at 500 year, when 81 year
OF mole Is due. i pad promptly, 'rih
gear 10 adraecs. We viii take Sl.50 per
wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

The Portland Argus says that Clevc-
land. the co!d-blooded O,Tiugton nuracr
er.i> likely TO escape ,he gah"ws throaEb
an inlormaIii, in lhe verdict Of the iUry
which WAS ''Sailty at Iho 0urdcr where
oI De stands iu,lictcT'-not specifying
whether IL ves murder ia TIE arst ot sec
oud degree
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Pllfer.EslFr

Is this morning opening very heavy In
voices Of Dry and Fancy Goods for the
Holiday trSde-but have no time par
ticularize in to-lly'S issue.
To see store jgs' flled with stacks
and heaps of new goods, visit his eStNo-
lishment at once. Tie Is buying goods at
half the Fall prices. and can give bar
gains that will repay customers tor what
ever trouble they may take in visiting
him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
MIR led.

g. Norway Dec 18Th. Ly Rev. + I Merry. Mr
Edward g. Flood, OF oxford aud Miss Villa J.
strickland, ui UPTON.
Jane, VI shaw, aud Miss Harriet UPham stone,
dau-httr Of the lUs William W. stone.
Iul.a-t Cor,uth Dec 18th, Al the par >onage, by
E,r l. 4 Quincy Nj. I-aac Lambert, of Durham.
and Mis- susan Y. daughter OF tie officiating
clergyman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

We understand that Mr. Alfred s.
Smith. Of Gorham Seminary, 50 eminent
IL sac, cs>iU' in Elocution at that Iustitu
zion ard others in the State, including
Paris Hin Acadeuy-wjll give public
Readings in the large towns and cities ol
In, State during the pgcSeEt winter. Viii
visit Paris and Bethel soon-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Agents Wanted
To Canvas, for the Great Popular Work,
BELDEN, the WHITE CHIEF,
Twelve Wear, aIuODg The VI lid
Indians OF the Plains.
lEroa l,5s 10 ls7o

.f'r" l-"> 70 is''t
From the Diaries aul Manuscripts OF GrnRiL L.
BELDEN. the adventurous White Chief, soldier.
Hunter. Tfapprr and Guide Edited o. General
JAMES : BRlsu!N L : y, IN one elegant octave
volume OF about jlI page, cmbclh &c.,, with -
elcgau. and spirited ul! page engraving includ.
INK q likeness OF the author in frontier dress, and
abnut ~ smaller cuts all fr1m Original designs
made expressly Tor this Book, and engraved 10y
The New ork Bureau of Illustrations.
sold only by subscription
Address =. w. IAPHAN,
BryaRt's Pond, GcHerll Agent lus Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Divorces.

Absolute Divorces legally obtained ia New York
Indiana, Illinois, and other states, Tor persons
from any State on eoUaty, legal everywhere dese
ton, drunkenness. non support. etc., sufficient
eIus c 40 publicity No charge untit divorce is
obtained Advice Free
Adress, MOORE & RICHARDSON,
Councillors az law,
$50 BROADWAY, NEW YoIK CITY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Curr for Female weakness.

rEiI> WONDERFUL MEDICINE, made rom
4 a. Indian rrrrl',c T. cutIv.y vegetable. Hli o.
4 ccrtsti9 cure. nv sending ihtrc cent portage
.t,Ilip ia END ,bu 3D. 4, circular with tc-tI&ru-
al, VI nufsc,uy'i aud -pi hy MIR Linus Bel
cher. Randolph, Macs Sold jy rc" e. rndWiu
GCa. itn-i bro \ Bird. W,,S, y Potter, Eoilu,
Ma. VII, Lurt = Na.umh'r 70 } lN, VI near
Tic depot. aud Jy all nmgg Is Pucc one tuilay
p,r bottle. tm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Dissolution Of Copartncrship.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm name OF BarrOws Brown, OF West
Paris, j. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
jas II BaITows, one OF the firm, Il authorized
close out the business OF the flrmo receive all debts
due the same, and sign the firm name in liquda.
lion, a,d all parties owing bills TO the said FIRM
DESTROYS of saving cost, VIII make immediate pay
n.cnt To him. JAMES VI BARROWS,
HANNIBAL G.. BROWN.
West Paris, Dee. 9 1870 wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
SAMUEL X. CARTER,
PARIS HILL, ME,
LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
FOR
OXFORD COUNTY.

s. L. c. represents only iirst-class Companies
and will issue Policies at as favorablcrates rs any
other Agent. Applications BY mail for Circulars
or insurance, promptly answered, and any part OF
the County visited If requested. Apll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

Have the lradcr> ut the Democrat ever
used al,, uf Parsons PUrgatiye Pills.
il NOT. whyuu,s they are the best family
phv>j.. scSjdc~ being the greatest "usr
billion, remcdy in The country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

Il1ou horse Is lame. sore or CALLED.
YOU should use ''Johuit"u'> Auudynr
Liuimeut wash The part with CASTLE soap
and v.,rJn water, rub dry, with = clean
cloth. tb,u apply the Liniment, rub in
we'll wuh the hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
special Notices.
\ Cough, Gold or sore Throat.

Cough, Gold or sore Throat.
-z~r Requires immediate attention "a,
= ,.}St4A neglect oGeurcsult, in an iucurabe
-as NINA Lung Disease.
;S4sSSss.sY Browns bronchial TroChes
.AlW Uillmpst invariably give instant re-
lief YUr gEo~yuirI>, ASTHMA, CNrAERII COS
>rvIIyE and EHEoAr DISEASES they have "a
soothing effect
SINGERS aud rCELIC SPEAKERS use th'm
o. clear tul strengthen The voice.
owing 20 tt.r s,ol reputation and popuiar'tf OF
the Trora,-. MANY ,-s~tbi,ss ant cheap limitations
are 5gsr.I. s-b,.t an. good for nothing. BE sury
auU obtain Che true.
REoWN.> BRONCHIAL TRoCHE>.
g,...fg. Sold Even where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

Notice.

IlrHEREAS my wife Polly Barrows has ieft
w INV bed and board three times, and gone 10
live Al the house Of Amos Packard, where l am
forbidden 10 come and she refuses Ia see me, only
al the window, / hereby forbid any person harbor-
ing or trusting her my account aItcr tbs date.
HARVEY BARRONS.
Greenwood. Dec. 18th $50 Sw'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Know Thy Destiny!

MADAME THERESA DABALL, the great
vi French ClairvOyant, has taken rooms IN
Portland, and will remain there until the first OF
January, ISL. by sending 80 cents and stamp,
together with a lock OF your hair, your height and
age, she will send you n correct picture OF your
future nus band or wife,-tell YOU their disposi.
ton oceupa ION. their leading characteristics, and
many other startling facts This is no hoax.
Address MADAME THERESA DABALL,
Deco 3w< Portland, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber and
~ the heirs VI :. Il. Locke, Viii present to the
next Legislature of Maine, petition, for AN act
granting the right 10 levy and collect reasonable
iD for building, and maintaining proper slips OF
passage WAYS through their wide dams, ON Ballard
brook. in Fryoburg, TO facilitate the passage OF
iim5ers from said waters into Saco River.
JOHN LOCKE,
for selfand heirs of ). b. LOCKE.
Fryeburg, Dec.S, 1870
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

FEou ruE EASY ENpEcroEArIoN. in
creased cspjralpry power OF the Lungs,
and the removal 90 irritation, manifest
from cessation OF Cough. and other
ALARMING symptoms alter using FrtIowN
Covror>D >YEUP oF illrarHo~rHTE>, n
IS c.,.,. tJat the formation OF ,Uherru.ou>
ma. er {, not oay stopped, bat tia, ~.
ready deposited Is being carried away
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-23

Ne HvNrr6GsNC' No CREATING, \ PIN.
bo.,.. tan ol Dt. StLc'e CNarrh Remedy
{, prepared trnu one h,ty cent package.
AND the proprietor offer, $500 reward Tor
a ce,sc al Caiarru which he cannot cure,
Sod hy druggist, or send sixty cents 10
Dl. K Y. Pierce l$5 Seneca street. Buiia-
lo \. y. and receive IL 10y mail. pam
ph.ct free. Beware ol couutertejl> and
~or.h1-, ,4sugt'5lt>. The Genuine hts,
lron jha ou Tile of Tho wrapper, Or.
Picrcc'- private Government Stamp with
III, portrait, name and address. aud the
words Il. : Certificate OF Genuiu,nrss'
engraved upon il.