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, 1870-03-18
BANK LOCKS. .....
Report Of Committee
on THE TEST OF
H A LIS
"VlCTOR"
L 0C K :!
Of1te Ha1l's Safe and Lotk eo.,l

|
Vn1tt H3ll's Sale and LoeK to'.l
NE Wcula respeetluAE call tAe atseA1o0
Of the public to the following report OF the
co,nn,itfae anntinted by Nr, Sargent to /
-,,a-;,+or3 h;e rial n,,oy, onr Rank Lock: |
cr5caoo. March TO- IB7u
w.. thc uuaesziepea. having bc<n invited By Mr.
,.,,,, s,7rn,. If Roehe..er n r.. - uate ths necr
,u.1,n.c1nept, II secusz 10 hin Lair oppo1tuniy Of
ops4,,ius u1on "uars Victor Bank Loek," with
yia1 to pckrx IT, ret =. the ocu Of the agents Of Me-
s,,xnut an Feh.uA md found that the test .Eaa to
be pc.do rrou &sfe that h4a hecn In in this ely
Wit. .ho Victor Lock- upon it. Befosa Any action WA
taken Ia the atee invitation was sent ftuna the
cau1iee to NJ. Joseph l. Hal to coIe md see that
the tock uron which Nj. Sargent Intended to ope11ta
wss In sood working order. He sspooded 10 the 70
qut.t aud after examining the lcek. pronounced 1t
feet The combination was thsn changed By Mr. E. |
Clark P7sldrnt Of tho Iowa City National Bank Iowx,
sud s,teu up BY Mr.. Hail, who then Deposited behind
the 1och the sum ii enc housapd doIass locked and
locked it and oetcd 1t again. IN The presence Of the
msttec be being The only recipient Of the combination
The sate then delivered into tho hxds Of Ar aa1
gent With the understanding that he was to have thirty
working houss In wh,h pick the lock with the prl1
leke Of usns the Ac.ornear any other instrument,
70 that he did not injur tho lock safe and In Gaze
vas opcned within the time specified. the thouaand
doIs, deposited behind said lick by Mr. Hal WIS 10 b.
ouR to him Ths rules and regulations governing tho
tot we1o u fotlowa:
CKzcAao4 Fch. &. 1s1.
Rrru1atIous Coytrnins The Picking Of the Hall
- c.,t
AA y S~''
| s@sfens shsA haFe tni11 "oF.'os ooa1s u " ".'en
, 1870-03-18

Discovery OF q Coal Bed Near Quincy.
Qr1Scr, March 17.-Tnere has been company
boring for Coz! tust south OF tas city ass v ioF =
their search was discovered 1T dept Of 100 feet
The coal Is ea!d IN be Of superior quality and IN
e1haustible quantity. There Tas great rejoicing
at the discovery.
, 1870-03-18
NEW MUSIC. ...
REMEMBERED.

sang and Chorus by P. P. B1I.s- Price &C.
Fading a1ay like the stars OF the morning.
1oxsnF thsIT light In the kIottora nn.
70 Iet me 1teai awax gently and toringiy:
Only remembered BY whas hare douc-
Thert Il wonderful inspiration n the melody q ~
kong which bids fair to make It another ltsa@.
Tramp" poorArany
g. Washtustou-st, Chie.Eo-
Wholesale agents for the Ma9ninctnf Stoc1 f'assoe
sntf the eeIehtStcd Macon Hanln OFsana-
, 1870-03-18

Oriental Lodge No = AF. IA. II Resular Cam.
nuuseaitan This tfRnAi) evening. = ~ o,s4ssf 8
De43rxs. ii Or1erfal Hall Nc. 1& LASancSt.
EiatofB cordially invited to attend
Ry order o. the n. II. y. TECkEK SfSIsta!IE:.
, 1870-03-18
MN8Omfc.


4 ReEulxr Convoestion OF Washington chapter 30
Il T. L. ~. this tF1iday, e1eoinS. It ~ O'Clock 8ns
nese md work On r md u. z " Degrees.
,I0HS WHITLEY. Beerttaro.
, 1870-03-18
BEEF CATTLE,

On the boot, u foEfoNs:
One hundred and serenity 11p1 hezd Fars Bu{ota D.
r; 10 br delivered b. Auksst I, lg.a
One hundred aud twenty Qpl bead II Fart Iottan- D.
sintts -, he'd Il fo9t steven.oa D. t. to be delvrz
Two hnndIvi I'll In o hed It Fart sul1y, D. T.; 10
be delivered by JniJ 10, 1s.0.
+; to Be deii-errd b Jace i, ls:u.
Seventy {, nead at Fozt Ranson'. D. T.: to be deliver
The ests 5.nst 1vesaxe about thousand and 6.ty
uoao) rounds sroes ~esht and e steera fson asc Cd
Cat.Ie oi dc country only wanted. sueh ~ arr
AcCu1tpYaed 10 heinx fed ana housed IN winter.
All el1soe4 Of Wild t1tt1r. including Texas AID 5hofc@
kee cattle havapF becn fond nnauited to The
md thr requirements these extreme northern posts,
~ wtfl II under thrrc t3) scvcn % ycsH o
and Ill falling akost of so pounds kfu1s We3at, oaAa
.taes and cows, VIII Be rtGcttd-
Eaeh BID thouA cons4n written guarantee. q TO
tujt sou,fact IL seeo1I1uee With the terms Of hts
prore4itiun, and that should hts proposition e
hr will tnter into contract IN accordance tr1n
| with. md that thry ART prspare.i to become ~
hcuIhes, Etrin6 good apd Eutseent boots LOT IL iH
Tie rrspoosihity Of The rnaranors uust Be ahewn p
the ofclal ntatn Of the Clerk Of the nsAsest ;t
Court of the U. District Attorney TO b ens11'
Hs may bc made either for shc whole or for zach I<t
| sepalstrly. II : bid il tn the name Of firm tht
name and address Of each member thereof ncat b
BIdde1s should BE- present 10 s.speud to theis 'sda
] all bids Fsop1.als ahnu11 BE- tatotscd dtat;netJ.
Proposals fur Beef Cattle" snd Addressed to she III
/ dersiEred. -
CApt ND C. s.. RvL L Col q. s H..
/ CE!cf c. 8. Department of Dakot7-
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DIED.

In Norway. March lith Katie Dcni-on. youngest
daughter 81 J. W aud Lois small, aged year
month, - days.
In DiXdeld, March 2ith, Mr.. stephen ID. Marble,
aged - years.
In Canton March s8Jh Joseph Il. ION OF Joseph
II aud Myrtilla III Newman. aged 10 mos. l. day :
In Erroi, II. of typhoid fever, Lucy, daugh'
At Upper MagSloway. Nelson Pickett, aged %
In Quincy. Mass, March 6;h, Mary T., wife OF
Frank 4. Lane, aged - years and p day..
We have laid her down in her woodland tomb,
Where green grasses wave and Nlulcts bloom:
Omen Will - where our 'l1tlIug sleeps,
With ~nrruwiul hearts, and for her weep.
Weep for The dear one who lcth there,
With dust upon her dark brown HAIR,
With pale hands over = pul>clcs> breast
And blue eye, closed in = dreainiess rest
Loved ioo,s,cps come. loved footsteps 60,
But she leth, -till and dumb, below;
Bu; no; dead u me. like bright stars unseen
feel her ever near though death intruic between
No longer she hccdclh INV grief or tears;
She has pas ed through the gate 81 vanished years
And ,tanlttA tree on the hills above,
Crowned with 4 wreath OF immortal love.
"a. /.
A. Bryaut's Pond. March "a, Lena &. only child
oi Horace c. and Angie 81 Berry, aged year. 10
months II day.
In DiNicId March eth Earle, infant son of {.
" aUi NJ. VI. Eu,t!,, aged days.
Ephemeral blossom, by the Father given,
To sip tie fragrance uf parental love,
Thea gathered 10 the deeper love OF Heaven,
y precious charge, Tor angel friends 10 soothc.
Fond parents, now q blessed aud tender tie
Strong binds your hearts unto that spirit home,
Where rests NOur blossom, meath that bri ,ht sky
Unfolding il into richness Heavens own
S.G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01
To the several Lodges OF Good TemPisrs
ina oxford County.

The annual session OF Oxford County
Lodge. Tor the choice Of officers for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction of
such other business rs may properly come
before il. will beheId with Mount Christie
pher Lodge No. 10 at Bryant's Pond, on
"Wednesday the sixth CO. day OF April
next, al 10 o'clock \. NJ, and public
meeting in the evening,
The County Lodge is made mp rs fol-
lows The W. c. T., W. 5, and Lodge
Deputy of each Lodge in the County, are
er offcio members of the County Lodge.
Besides these, Lodges are entitled to one
Delegate tor every fifteen members in
good standing. This constitutes the
working County Ludge-but all members
of the Order. in good standing in their
respective Lodges are entitled to seats in
the Hall
There are now twelve Lodges in the
County all in louri>hing condition, and
we ought 10 have q good Delegation
present on the occasion.
Brothers and sisters let Us assemble To
gether, and take counsel gor the good OF
our Order and the great cause which 1t Is
our mission to promote.
Your, in F. II. & c.,
WM. h. LAPH,M, ID. G.. c. T.,
Tor Oxford County.
D Pond Mar - 1870
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01

the eycelency OF its illustrations aud stories for
the little ones. Terms 81 % \ year.
zeil's Encyclopedia is the tho cheapest and
most comprehensive book Of knowledge ever
published. 1t is eopiously Illustrated, and being
in weekly numbers, At the low price OF 10 cents q
number. or in monthly parts, al 80 cents each |,
comes within the reach Of all Send for specimen
gratis. 7 T. Zell, Philadelphia
The schoolmste for April, has feast of good
things. Mr. Ager's admirable story, RUFUS AND
ROSE, increases in interest as it proceeds The
defamation and Dialogue are both spirited The
publisher, J. II. Alls>, Boston, proposes to send
the first four numbers of the present year as
specimens, on receipt Of thirty cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01
ORIGINAL ENIGNAS.

The Enigma Of last week WAS correct
" answered by Mrs. \. 7. e, W Paris
Miss : ID. Y, Bethel The word i,
EvANGELINE. We publish another thi,
week
Ny = j. in work bu, no, in play;
Nv 2d i in run but no; in stay;
Ms So : In make but not IN build:
Nv Attn j, in fight but not in killed:
Nv 9TH /, ia odd but not in even;
Ny 6thi, i'm earth but not in heaven;
Ny eth Is IN daft bat rot in bounty;
NJ whole /, town in Oxford County
ANSWEE NENI WIEN.
ANNA l. RUssEL.
Centre Lowell. Mar. 2Sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01
Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, Mar. 20, $50.
Priees-Reeves- Extra quality, els 90 e u 30
hr,t quslitv, sl221El2 IS; Second quality, ell .
q \ 90 Third quality Sl051 n a.. Poorest grade.
cows, oven bulls Ne, - - - "a
Working oxen. ENtra S3Sl $40; ordinary $50
70 sstOgpair: handy steers 50 q $50 pair. But
A few i'm make; aud fur lem and
Mich Clws-Mo-t 81 the cows in market are Of
An ordinary grade Prizes vary according 10 the
quality weqaote extra sS5 q rs q head.
sheep and Lamh>-eN. lot> % -; , - 4 3 90
on from % sc n
Rcmerks-There were more Cattle in market
thi, week than there in the last aud the guilty
oi che Western Cattle Was full Is good There
were but a few Cattle ia mtrket from Maine. aud
most OF those were Working oxen IN market was
small, Il would not have required but few more
% have made the taade dull We did not hear OF
any sales Of Maine Cattle for beef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01
OUR TABLE.

Good Health. for April,is an excellent lumber
q this really valuable journal The table Of
contents contains the following, amors other in.
terestiug subjects. On Poi-ons :" The sense o.,
Taste The effects Of Mental Lalorou Health -
Vegetable Parasite, Of the Human SKIN :" The
Natural History Of Dress 80 Mental treatmen, oi
the sick FIRST help in accidents Advice 70
young mothers, and the management ofchildren -
besides other articles ca great variety Of
subjects. Published by \. Moore, Boston AZ ~ %
q wear
The American ASriculturist. for April
has great amount OF u>e ful and original informa.
u"n. with beautiful and instructive Illustrations
and hints and suggestions for the farm, garden
and household. Published by O. judd X Co,
New York, al 81 50 year.
Ar'hur's Home Magazine, for April. has a
i'''e engraving OF spring, and the usual amount Of
eN''i'e"' reading matter. which characterizes this
"..'''' circulated aud deseryedly popular maya.
zine. Term, $2o5ayear.
ne 'hiidren's Hour, I. 5. Arthur 4 Sons
'' distinguished Tor the purity Of it, teachings and
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No Safer or Better Investment
THAN TIE
First Mortgage
7 per Cent. Gold Bonds
Central Railroad
OF IOWA,
Al 05, Free from Tax.

This railroad runs "a miles north aud south
through the finest and most thiCkly settled
portion Of the magnificent >titc Of Iowa, aud
l. the only link wanting to connect the rail.
way renS,. M - Louis and - Paul by an nm
broken line. Il, miles shorter than any existing
route. THIS road Offers many advantages The
building OF the railroad north from IT. Paul Ia
Duluth. at the head Lake superior where 1--WE
railroads will centrc-the construction nf the
North Pacific railroad, already betnIn-ani the
rapid Development ~ new ami productive
. country la Mime ,Ot.i and the Northwest, must
furnish large southern traffic \ The Upper
Mississippi i frozen over during the winter, and
it. navigation l. Oltci uncertain during the -um.
mpr. from low water, this road mu-t have at all
times n Large amount of transportation, and a
monopoly OF the u,ines~ 10 some seasons OF the
year. It. connections with other lines interested
by mutual ownership or running Arrangements,
will give 10 almost the entire north and south
travel between it, terminal points and then
vicinity.
Tai road will have 4 great advanta z, over any
other Western line in carrying the best quality N
coal FROM where 10 Is aUuDdaut in southern Iowa
20 Northern Iowa aud Minnesota. where none h. To
be found, and IN securing return iFrights uf ium
. ter Tor which the demand h. very great.
The construction OF the roal T. not an expert
mrnt. dependent upon any uncertain negotiation
OF i,s bpud-. II J. tn the hands Of gentlemen of
wealth and ability, comprising many leading
bankers and railroad builder ~ experience
Forty six miles of The line are just completed and
eighty eight more are graded. Nm abundant Sup-
nj, OF IRON tie. md other material has been con
iractcd FOR Tie Company have - large auddAily
increa-ing surplus ~ money hand, and the stock
subscriptions, and the sales Of the b"nd', give
them ample M. ans - push the work forward -
that with fly prab.c weather, 10 b. expected that
the whole line vlll Ice completed thl- -ra-un.
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THE
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It. medical publications, comprisin. THE
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Ladies aud grntlemen-yUung, middle aged, or
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In the Treatment of Diseases incident TO Females,
has placed DR. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables him
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BORN.

AZ North Norway, to the WIFE OF Mr.. Bradley
Frost. = sou.
At West Paris March III, 10 the wife of Frank
Evans, daughter; 2jtA, 20 the wife of Dauna
In greenwood March 18th to the wife OF Justin
Y. Yates, a -up.
In Norway, March Goth, to the wife of Mr.. New
ton Lit;!cWood - daughter
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Centre Lowell, Mar. 2Sth.

ten. !. \. Hall. delivered lecture
on the Battle ofGettysburg, at Bucksport.
recently, which was greatly admired,
says the Bangor Wing.
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TO THE TRADERS OF
OXFORD COUNTY
GREETING.

GItf%ETfN Nc.
ENrLEMEN "a word Ia the wise j. sur
II Gcicut;" therefore, we shall bC cry brief IN
eur communication 10 you
Ii l. a fact, we'll known At least, 10 the traders
that the retail department of trade at the present
time, i, not nu an equal line or basis with the
wholesale department. In other words, that the
odds are against the retailer, IN this. that, where
~ the retailer has 70 buy his goods OF the jObbcr
aud pay CASA or ii not ash, interest on bill from
date then The retailer has to el his goods Ht cash
prices, aud in many eases wait from three to nine
months for his pay, without interest
We believe thar this practice j. unreasonable
and unjust both 70 the dealer and also to the cash
customer In this that Il gives the time buyer the
use OF his money that should DC paid on his store
bill aud uhligrs The ash buycr 10 pay for his ac
ccmmcdatinu Relieving that this evil practice
may he cured, or NJ least rcmcIicd, 10y giving each
customer an cyifai raiHr Tor hi- money, the un
dcr-igned traders or oxford County. pledge our.
selves - each other that amer April lst, 1870, We
Will charge interest on all accounts after sixty
days and We most cordially invite the traders
throughout the County 10 cooperate with u, he
licviuS j; to Dc the best course 10 bc pursued 10
bring trade TO tho pay dora system or is equiva'
lent.
SOUTH PARIS.
bolster & Haskell, George > Plummer,
Alya NhurtlvG, I. h. smith,
David y. True, = +. Briggs Co,
q. L. Bolster, =. Richardson Co.
NORWAY.
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Whtcomo X ONnard, Eben L. Shackicy,
BARTLETT i Brooks, Higgins, Cruoker X Trull,
lcssCy y troUker, l.. w. Howe.
PARIS IIuL.
\. VI Hammond : ID. Hutchinson.
SHOWS FALLs.-Gco W. Hammond.
March 30 ls.p
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The Rice Divorce sat, 70

causing great excitement IN Boston Il should
warn Young men not % marry in haste. Rice Is
hut -, his bride s.. lie swears that She made him
believe shc was bat his own aSc, by using Mag
n'lia Balm upon hex face, neck and hands. Poor
youth. lie probably found her elbows weren't
quite So >of, and pretty Ought IIagsn to be in
diy,cd. We know OF many similar cases. THIS
Balm gives a most woglcriul pesgly and natural
complexion. 20 which We don't object. We like
pretty women To finish The picture, they should
use Lyons ko;hairon upon the hair. With peayly
chin rosy checks, and son luXurlnt iIe,,e s. they
become irresistible. apl I'm
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Its til.Importsnt

that the Young should learn how 10 avoid the most
affective diseases always prevalent in civilized
communities, and hardly less important that men
of middle age, or those more advanced in life,
should understand how the lost powers of man
hood may be restored. On these, and Kindred
matters, the new medical work entitled THE
SClENCEoFIIFE, or SELF.PRESERyATION,' =
by Dr. Hayes, of Boston, contains a surprising
amount oC valuable doctrine and information.
our readers may judge OF the character of this
interesting volume by Perusing the advertisement
" the Peabody Medical Institute, in another
column. apl I'm
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale hs Farm, situa
i ted ON the north side of the AndrOscoggit
road station and Post Office, on the main rUat
from Gorham % Bethel.
SAID Farm contains about 200 acres of land wei
divided into tillage, pa-turage and woodland; ha-
Il tine Young Orchard OF about lJJ trees, and .
good sugar place.
The buildings consist of House, Wood she'd
stable and two Barns, pleasantly situated and al
In good repair and well watered by an aqueducl
from a never failing spring.
Purcha -ers will do well TO examine this before
purchasing elsewhere. Good title and immediate
possession given.
Terms liberal. For further particulars, inquire
of the subscriber on the premises
CALEB GATES.
Shclburne, v IL, March 2Gth 1870. 3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01

CHEMISTRY j. furnishing Us new agents FOR fuel
force, food aud many other important aids over
those We once possessed. Ports from which com
nerve was driven during the hot month, 10y their
terrible fevcy- are visited all the year with i'm
puuity now. Many localities in the South AMI
West kept tcnant,e,s by their deleteuous miasm-
are now lllius up with populations under the
projection OF Aver, Ague Cure. Their affecting
Ch.lls and Fever 1rc 50 cGectually cured by this
remedy that the disease no longer turns cmigra.
tou aside or destroys the settler if n" ventures
upon IL infected districts. r'GNzette, Indepen1
Cure No Nv
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Paris HW Lodge of Good Tenn
pidrS.

Meetings every Friday evening at the
Baptist Nestry, at o'clock. Initiation
every evening. \ very pleasant and
comfortable room i now provided for the
meetings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01

Absolute Divorce, legally obtained in New
York, Indiana, Illinois and other states. tor
persons from any state or Country, legal every
where desertion, drunkenness non-,uppovt, etc b.,
sufficient cause; no publicity, no charge until
divorce obtained Advice free Business e-tab-
H-hed dGecu years.
Address, " HOUSE, Attorney.
No = Nassau street, New York City.
April, Sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-01

% the brides mother, rs Rev. WIN. whitney, Mr..
Eiphalet II Newton, formerly OF Audover, aud
Miss Mary Frances Porter OF Spring HI.