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gThere was slight dash of snow
yesterday.
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pFour fnsilecrs in the calaboOse
last night.
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No HUMBUG No HUMBUG Room
is rented and must close out April 1st,
FIN. PORTER.
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vWe are without our police report
this morning.
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The most stylish boots, shoes aud
CATERS in the city can DO found at
Meree,s, 133 Main stress.
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ETTo morrow is Washington's Birth
day. A national holiday.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

r,ry-CoNTAINTNG I2s ACRES ;. OF OF
Under T5% good state o. eltiTat1n yeH1 nI
1,1iI Of @ trees o, ' Of p oess cherry
'rli an - tees; also. grape vines. Good
pluiT1. al" al outLouses. The land is rolling
s.Au."~ " a." i MI Satsred, and = never fan
but uI' ,, - ~ ,I.pd water in the yard VIII De
!ns, We I,V and term, easy. For price anu
sid r,N -" l. 4. HUGHES.
ltrlgs eul"'' Real Estate Agent.
.s,.. nj Cha pl,ny street, between First rita anu
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EnR RENE.

u,uPEE DWELLING HOUSES IN THE
TbIfd Ward. two on Fourth and one on
Fifth streets. Apply AZ the office OF
,,,Stf GEO. w. JEFFERS.
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They are still selling those genu-
inc whalebone Corsets for seventy.fve
cents az Campbell & Harden's.
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, EGO to Porter's and purchase your
Shoes, you will come away smiling at
your bargains.
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at'hesliug &sglster.
Monday,.-.-February "a
LOCAL MATTERS.

New ADVERTISEMENTS Street
Building Lot for Sale.
For Rent.
For Cincinnati-R. r. Hudson.
Groceries-Henry X. List d Co.
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BBe sure to get yOur Photographs
at "1i7.n 'f.... 81"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-21

BFinest selection of stereoscopic
views in the city at III Main street.
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TO THE MANUFACTURE OF THESE
l. fine Watches the Company have devoted
an the science and skin In tia art At their con.
nAnd. and confidently claim that for Ansness
and beauty. no less than ,fSr the greAter eLeal
lencies Of i1eehasiesi and scientific correctness
Of design and eKeeutio1f, these Watches are IN
surpassed anyuhereC UITsir=l 80 =
: IN this country ths nnazufaeturs % Shess fine
grade Of WATCHES Is not even attempted except
Al Walfhzrn
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~All shades of Zophyr at 20 cents
per ounce at Campbell 81 Hardsais.
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ION aALE N sfts
WIN. III. HENNEGEN & COS
ao4 MAIN gTRRET,
ncvlaar, WHEELING. ". va
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80 -fsH6z bsEEb IEGE
WalthaIn Watches.
.i
"a Plate, Is and 20 Sizes.

!Gz52 -LzG3 .G715
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Hiram Items.

The correspondent of the Lewiston
Journal SAYS;
"On Saturday 2Sth inst. rs Edwin Hub
bard, lad. was riding in hay cart in
which hay fork was lying, the horse
started, jerking him back upon the fork,
one tine of which penetrated his foot to
the depth OF an inch and half, causing =
very painful wound which will eontne
him TO the house for some time.
At the house Of Gen. Pelcg Wadsworth
in Hiram, may be seen chairs, tables, and
other furniture, also a pair Of massive
silver candlesticks and articles of china
which are one hundred and ten or fifteen
wears old They have been well pre-
served and look nice, but ancient in style.
1t would really be worth while for
curiosity lovers to visit his mansion
The Teachers Institute held in Hiram,
May 18th was a pleasing success. DIR,
\. I. True's labors were highly apprecia-
ted Indeed, too much can hardly be
said in his praise, and we hope teachers
may profit by his experience and advice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

There is fine prospect for fruit of all
kinds at present corn and grain look fine
IL. Grass is very light, and unless we
have rain soon, it viii be almost fall
ure.
Business is moving somewhat. The
saw mill of CHI. & WV Cannon which
was put in this Spring is all that was am
,ieipated and bids fair TO do a large bust
ness.
Bisbee & Barrows are closing out their
stock Of goods At reduced prices.
A. $. Heald has leased part os his mill
TO parties from Boston, who will put in
machinery for the manufacture OF Excel
sior. &C., and they expect to work four
or FIVE hundred cords of poplar wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NlyHEREAS EraStus ". Bradecn, of Brown
w field, in the County OF oxford, and State OF
Maine OH the twenty ninth day OF February, 4.
ID. ISIS, by his Mortgage Deed Of that date recor'i
ed in oxford WESTERN Registry OF Deeds, in book
~, page so. conveyed 10 Thomas Moulton of Por.
ter IN said County certain lot or parcel OF land
living in said BruWnield, and bounded "a follows,
10 wit Beginning at an ash tree 81 the end Of ii
stone wall on the road leading from Brownield
Center 20 Merrill 3 Corner IN sand Browneid, and
running thence south eighty.two and one-quarter
dogs. east 10 the easterly bank OF brook; thence
down and by the easterly bank of said brook 10
the road, and thence southw estCTly by said road
To the point begun at; the same containing two
acres, more or less, 20 the payment OF two
hundred and forty live dollars ia one year from
the date of said mortgage deed and interest," annu
ally; and whereas the said Thomas Moulton, on
the sixth day OF June, y. u. $50, assigned the
said mortgage and the premise, therein descrID'
ed and the debt thereby secured, ~ the under
signed aud whereas the condition OF said mort
gage has been broken, by reason thereof claim a
foreclosure ofthe same IN pursuance Oi the statute
in such case made and provided.
MELNINA III. BEAN.
b Thomas l.. Cieayes, her attorney.
Brownield June eth, 1870.
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Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, June 10Th. lS7O.
At market this week Pans Cattle ASS sheen and
Lambs 400 swine l0CO Neals last week lilt Ct.
tie, ,l-S sheep and Lambs, i7jJ swine 100 Vesls
Prices-Beeve> ENtra qualify, Sl} > z 400
first qUalty Sis = sl5 0J second quality, Sl3 10
9 i -. Inilj quality SllVu II - Poorest grades
COWS, oxen, bulls. &c, = 90 6l0 -.
brighton Hides ,r Bridg!t0r Tallow q 3 &c;
County hides 81 o.. Country Tallow 6 8 "a
sheep skins 81 20 g VJ . skin Calf skins rs lie
e b; Lamb skins soc each; Sheared sheep Skin :
% each.
Working ONen.-ENtrs 500 S3oo; ordinary slI5
a 5S3o, handy steers 50 % $50 e pair
Mich Cows Most % The cows in market are Of
Al ordinary grade. Prices vary according % the
iu8iity. Prices range from So q Sis = head
store tatie-Wiih thc exception Of Working
oxen 0LI COWS tucrc = but few store CaItle
drought inLo TIE market Most Of the small Cat
tle tAti axe iu ialr condition are sold for beef
sheep sad LatHb--We quote selections and eN.
ira lots sc = ~ % $50: ordinary Al 90 Il ESQ. or
'roW5 90 Toe 2 p Spring Lambs = % 4 a. % .
head.
Swtne-Store Pigs. wholesale N l.:, retail II q
l3t. = 4 Coarse store Pigs y gIGr 3 n Spripg
Pigs Is so Z. Fat Hogs loGI0Ir = n
H.. 3 shy pour
Remarks.-The supply Of Cattle from all section.
Was larger than that OF last week and there were
good mang poor cattle among them Prices have
fallen on from our last quotations from sc 20 o.
{ cwt.
me Agrieuiturist, for June, is received, and
!, i'i' o. sool things for the farm, the garden and
the house.
harPer's Bazaar comes weekly. and ia the
O.s. '@snioh sheet published, so the ladies say.
ihe household. Tor May. i. received with its
various suggestions and excellent advice to all
mouse keepers. Bm,tleboro', VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Editorial and Selected Items.

There will be q town meeting on
Saturday next, at / o'clock p. NJ. TO sec
what action the town viii take relative to
Poor Fam.
The call for Boot and Shoe maker
tor our village, published a few weeks
ago. has secured one.
Sec calls for District and County
Conventions.
VIM, II. II. Frye, North Fryeburg.
has lately obtained a Patent for Hay
Spreader.
The new Silica Book States so Popu-
lar in the cities for schools and other uses,
can be obtained at Dr.. ID. B. Sawyer's So
Paris. They are great improvement
over the common states.
A subscriber requests us 10 send his
paper 70 Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa,
but does not sign his name, Who is it?
CENSUS. Besides the deputies TO take
the census in this County. published.
Gilmon l.. Blake has been appointed for
Bethel.
The drouth in this vicinity was broken
by mild rain on Monday night last
tho the rain did not extend many miles.
probably. and was not very copious
Small fayors gratefully received.
The Lewiston Journal says the i'm.
mense drives of logs of 5. X. Bearce &
Co. arc slowly but surely making their
way TO that city. They are in four diyis.
ions. in charge of four crews Of drivers,
in al about seventy-fve men, and are
strung along all the way from Rumford
Falls to Strickland's Ferry.
The Augusta correspondent Of the
Portland Press says that the indications
are that after all Augusta will go for
Pcrham.
MAINE MEDICAL SCHOOL. On the 9th
ult., the following students from Oxford
County, read Theses, and had the degree
of NJ D., conferred upon them, to wit {;
\ E. BesSey, Bucklield Pathology Of
Epilepsy II. W Bradeeu, Porter, syphilis;
O.G. Lord. Porter, Articular Rheumatism :;
H. Marble, DiNfeli Diptheria; .. X.
Yates, Locke's Mills, Inflammation of the
CuroiX Uteri.
DR. J w Curtis, who has sold out
his Dentistry business At Mechanic Falls,
viii continue to visit South Paris
Jldusau'> 1aod,uc Liuimeut may be
used TO advantage where any Pain Killer
Is desirable. In cases OF severe Cramps
and Pains in the stomach, It is undoub;ed-
IN the best article that can be used.
HaJitual constipation leads to the fol.
lowing results: Inflammation of the
Kidneys, Sick and Nervous Headache
BijousneS>, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Piles,
Loss OF Appetite. and strength; all OF
which may DC avoided by being regular
in Your habits, and taking, say one Of
P'rs5gS' PlTgItire PiikS nightly, tor tour
or SIX weeks.
To allay itching of the scSlp, use HllES
E,gfli's Si~iliaI Hair ReneWcr. Sold
~ all druggists.
THVr IEON Is VALUABLE A. MEDICINE
has long been kI:oWn, but Is only since its
preparation in the particular form of
Peruvian Syrup that is full power over
disease has been brought to light Its
effect IN cases otdyspepsia and debility is
most saluury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

ON TIIE DEATH OF Nix. J. L. JEwETT.
have come to die, dear mother,
Where drew my earliest breath;
Twas my pleasant home in childhood,
lis the place seek in death.
have nayeri far 70 reach it,
And 10 see your face once more,
Ire nv ewes shall close forever
On all I loved before.
lis the lovely, lovely sprins-time,
Aud the world looks glad and gay.
As II looked to me in by gone years,
When a happy boy at play.
] see our old trees spreading
Their branches wide aud high;
How of I've SAT beneath them
Beneath them shall die.
Sweet visions Of my father
Are stealing Ger me now;
| see him as in manhoOd's prime,
With broad and thoughtful brow.
Dear fathcr' I can trace his hand
In ali the objects round,
And meyories OF him have made
our home a hallOw'd ground.
can see my glad, young brothers,
Ere they knew the care and strife,
The gniefs aud disappoiumcnts
Attending every life.
We grew in peace together,
sharing all our bCyhood mirth;
But now We part, dear brothers,
For I've roach'd the end Of earth.
Would that 10y my DIVING pillow
could see my young sou stand;
Could give him parting counsel,
And grasp once more his hand.
Far sway upon the prairie,
Little does he dream or know
That his fathers ewes are closing
on everything below.
can sec the rapil river
Of which I've heard before
Nv father, wife and children
Call from the other shore.
You Will all soon follow after;
How soon no voice may tell.
The waves are closing DER ne
Farewell dear friends, farewell.
BuckGcld, MAY, $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
How 20 Lnok Younc-Si,tcen.

Don't paint or use vile Hair Restorcrs but simply
apply Hagsu's Magnolia Balm upon your face
neck and hands, ami use Lyons katharon upon
your hair. The Balm makes your complexion
pearly, son aud uatural, and YOU can't tell wha,
did il, II removes freckes, tan, >aliowness, ring
marks, Municipalities. etc and in place of a rel,
rustic face, YOU have the marble purity OF an ex.
qUi,i,c belle. Il gives 70 middle age the bloom Of
perpetual youth. Add these effects TO a splendid
head OF bair produced by The KSihairon, and a
lady has done her bcs; in the way OF adornmcnt.
Brothers VIII have no spiu,;cr sisters when these
articles are around. I'm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Special Notices.


In the rreaImen, of Diseases incident 20 Females,
has placed DIR DOW at the head of all physicians
making such practice a specially and enables him
to guarantee 4 speedy and permanent cure IN the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other NeHs'rG
a! DcrGagemeEts from: trhG.ccer cause. All letters
for advice must contain 81. Ohics No. ESpI
CorT STREET. Bo>roN.
V Board fura,sh,l to those desiring 10 re
main under treatment
Boston, July, l>5y. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
BUY THE
Glass Cylinder Pump

II is the Best ia uSe-H Hccer Freezes
,rW rear Longer, 1c0rkS Easier IN
deep or Shoa! ,cellS a,ed gircS bel
ter satisfaction than any other.
II lbs the water from the bottom OF The we'll
and Ia. no lead or rusty iron 10 inJurc the water
These Pumps are not patent, but have
been THoROlGHLl TESTED. The following
named gentlemen have used them, from one 10 siN
years, 10 whom would refer:
Jesse Turner Cyrus Dean, William Chase, Ira
Ames, Whitney Cummings, Courtney Records
and others Of Buckheld.
TOWN RIGHTS, for the middle and western
parts OF oxford County, Tor sale.
Letters or Orders will receive prompt attention
Address {. II BLAKE,
June 9Th, $50. eOtim Buckheld. Me.
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COUPON,

By General KNOX, dam by horse called 40
Jsll,b and heI;eye.l TO be a son of Abdallah BIZ
Namhrno will he allowed To- serve few mares
nj the same stable, the ensuing season. Terms
reasonable Coupon is own brother 10 the ceIe-
brated trptting Stallion, Nicholas, owned by j.
NJ Ittleheld Abbot Village, Maine, is three year )
Old the present season; stands ~ hands hi2h
without shoes, and weighs full $40 lbs has n iree
omen, slashing gait and is colt of promise.
Mares from a distance properly cared for, but
no risks taken, ,roo,,
Brownheld, March "a, 1870
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

AFRICAN WINES. Il j. no; generally known
that Cape Colony produces the most delicious
wines grown on the face OF the earth. cargo
received a. a remittance by our ncighbor, Or. J.
{. Aver \ Co, contain, several varieties raised
there among which the Constaucia commands the
highc,, price Of any wine in the world Almost
the entire crop ofitis consumed in the palaces Of
EUrope, this rare exception being sent 10 them in
exchange tor their medicines, which have long
been the staple remedies of South Africa lBos-
ton Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Dyspepsia or indigestion

is oppression amer eating or bclching up OF
wind, and always follows Cosiiycness DIR.
HARRISON'S PERISTALTIC LOZENGES give
permanent relief They are pleasant, portable DO
not require increase of dose, and never fail Also,
warranted to cure every kind % Piles. For sale
at No, l. fremont Temple Boston. by r. \. HAIR
BISON < Co, Propriet5rs, and by all Druggists
Mailed Tor 90 cents. 2mjunlO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Let Every body Read

the comprehensive medical work entitled "THE
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or MISREPRESENTATION y
bv a II IIaye-, VI. u, advertised fully in another
column \ pcvu~al of It Will convince the most
tin.d sccptical reader that it is comparatively
easy 10 avoid the ills that beset the young and
tbough,le>s, AMI that the weakened force Of man.
hOol may 6e recstsblished. and happiness and
usefulness may bc restored 20 those whose con
stitutions have been prematurey broken down.
see advertisement Of Peabody Medical Institute
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
What have Manifestations Done.

Dexter, the fastest trotter in existence, Is Ham
bletOnion. joe Elliot the fastest year old ~ the
world Is "A Uambctonion. Goldsmith Maid the on
ly horse which ever uotted three successive heats
in less than 30, is n Hambletonion. Bruno the
first colt that ever rUtted in 80, at four years oil
age is u HambletoniOn. Aberdeen, the f.tm)u. )
wear old which won the spirit OF the Times stake
of 1852 distancng every competitor the first neat
is a Hambletonion. Dexter, Bruno anil Aberdeen,
are by Rysdyks Hambletonion. Joe flliot ana
Goldsmith Maid. are grand colts Of RySdyks
Hambletonion.
While Pequa gket has size, style and bottom,
which make him yaIuaite as stocA h"Tss LOT
general purposc,, he has a combination OF the
best strains OF otting blood in the country close
~ connecting him in blood, to the fastest horses
n the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
All our Departments are now fully Stocked
We shall have constantly hand a full line Of
IMITATION HAIR GOODS,

comprising Switches tJute 25 Linen Switches 30 35e 0c and
soc: Silk Switches, $3.50 to $500
Chinons Jute price 75c Silk $50 5000
In selling hear the rcmk"uch ones switch
25c" all switches that with little cred
dark they when purchased Well such switch
which susceptible "hodng
orng properties and of comb
that and well arranged the difference cannot be
observed lady that there possibly be in having
switch pcrfccn Of c0m5ngm other words its
close resemblance o hair goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Pimplcs on the Face,
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
Augusta, MAY 20, 1870
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will he held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF June.
Attest: FRANKLIN VI. DREW,
Secretary of State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Collectors Notice.

yINilE resident proprietor oC the following lie.
l scribed tract of land in the town OF Paris, in
the County or Oxford and State Of Maine, II
hereby notified that the same taxed in the Tax
Lis, committed 20 the subscriber, the Collector of
Taxes for the town OF Paris for the year eighteen
hundred and sNtyniuc that nine months since the
date at said assessments have elapsed, and that
the following taxes 10 assessed on The same re-
main due and unpaid Ia wit:
Ol-nsrs Estate lnrei Tdres due
Joscph II Morse Homestead $500
And IL no person shall appear 90 discharge said
taxes on or before the sixteenth day oG july NEXT
at two o'clock in The afternoon, shall proceed to
sell at the store OF \ NJ Hammond, on Paris liil
In said Paris, 10y public auction 10 the highest
bidder so much or said respective tract Of land As
shall be sufficient to discharge said taxes On the
same, aud all necessary intervening charges.
JOHN BLACK,
Paris, MaySl, 1870. Collector of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Read the following experiments By Dr. Clark:
- H. paCTOP EJIPUAIET

Read the following experiments by Dr. ozark:
Experiments made by DOCTOR ELIPltALET
CLARK of Portland, Maine, with speclai iertiizers,
InrinV the season OF 1853, viz: Croasdalc's Snper
nho snhates furnished by >. IA. Robbins, ESQ,
t0ent: cumberland superphosphates, furnished
by Mn Morris Agent; Lobster Chnm, furnished
by Edward Pierce, ESD Bone meal and wool
ashes prepared according 10 directions given by
DIR. Nicholas Journal OF Chemistry Porgy Chum
the two last furnished by DR.. Clark These articles
were given by the above named agents and owners
for the purpose Of testing their comparative value
on different soils and several crops. These
fertilizers were applied broad cast, to grass land
on the 18th April, each five pounds per square rod
on IA of an acre The soil is good sandy loom, the
westerly emil of the land used some nncen feet
higher than the easerly end. The grass WAS badly
winterklled the previous year, and the crops were
not much more than one-half ton per acre Alter
the use of the above fertilizers the yield was as
Croasdsle,s. Increase 80 per cent
Lobster Chum, :" 40
Cumberland, "
Bone Neal and ashes, Increase VI
Porgy Chum, %
Experiments on Potatoes planted on deep black
soil under drained.
bushels ''Orono" ninty.fy hills, Cioasdae.
"A Blu shells "Orono" ninety five hills, Lobster Shuhi.
81 bushels "Orono" ninety five hills, Cumperianu.
AZ bush. "Oronon 95 hills, Bone meal ana ashes'
Good on all crops, but more especially on N Pota'
toes and Grass. may 10 o"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
NOTICE.

rINHIS is To certify that my wife, Sarah j. Pot
/ ter, has left my bed aud board without any
Just cause or prOvocatiOu, and shall not pay any
OF her debts contracted after this date.
SAMUEL. W. POTTER.
I,ilesd June 7th lS71
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THE
THE
PEOPLES MEDICAL INSTITUTE
No. 3 Bulfnch Street,
BOSTON. MASS,

Established for the treatment of all diseases, IN,
subjects of which are liable imposition and N
tortion at the hands of the advertising medical pre-
tenders who nfest all our large cities, is now open
for the reception of patients. The Faculty of tn,
Institute may be condentially consulted personally
or by letter in all eases.
Its medical publications, comprising THE
MEDICAL EXAMINER, monthly, AZ so cents
year; THE GENTLEMAN'S MEDICAL ADYIS
Err, and THE LADIES' GUIDE TO HEALTH, Q;
cents cach will DC sent 10 any address on receipt o.
the price.
Ladies' and gcntlemen--young, middle aged, oil
past the prime of liie-suferng from any disease OF
iniirmity arising from constitutional weakness, i'm
potency or stcrility desiring medical treatment OF
advice, may, with the assurance that their CORES
pondence will be regarded stictly confidential
and be promptly answered, address, inclosing con
sultation fee Of 81, TUE PEOPLES MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, or +. MORRILL,, VI. D., No. Bul
finch street, Boston, Mass.
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BORN.

In Norway, May seth, TO the wife of Frcelau
Howe, Esq, II son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
New Advertisements.
REAL ESTATE, BY AUCTION
Colts Lost.

CTRANED RON the enclosure OF the subscriber
= in Greenwood, on or about the 18th day of
MAY last, two Colts,-onc two years old this
Spring, dark red, with black name and tail and u
very little white in the forehead. The otheT-a
dark brown one year old this spring,
Whoever VIII give information where said Colts
may DC found shall be suitably rewarded and all
expenses paid for their trouble.
JOHN FIFiELD, JR.
Greenwood, June :, 1870 5w
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