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New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
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Nav yoRs Hour Ther Bar Wnd hoeN 20 mros = w
An,dR 80 3l@ INV. Apm -, w
@' Nl2S W. 9l1 9tlp .
so 70l2 $ s w. il 90 pV3 = > W w.
pYu,pKs-Yesterlay, Friday, tho sth, was a warm
.pnsbng day the warmes OF the season Inc SKY wa, @
80, clondv 10 1:45 a. m and at 745 p M generally but
sIicbtiy cloudy during the remainder Of the hours
The thermometer ranged higher at y m than ~ , nas
,mce Ocober TO- 1862 tIu the sun AZ 1928 j. m, Iher
SooC Polar lights weak at 325 IN. Note-'th.-From
n m 10 midnight very cloudy April s. 1902 theFihom
efcl al a. m, SO; 3 y. M 52o: II y. m, 5'-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, is most con-
NerieBy located To M lines Of travel well 70 the business portion
Of the e Billiard rooms cafe passenger elevators &c he"y iar
S.hsd thTouELOal
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

The genuine TEXAN LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF
NEAr Ia the beat aud cheapest
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

Ten POUNDs-A Physician up town declared
that HoINgs BrFe.k ahEa removed moet
mind of bis wife that tLe 1ss AcTuA
eIsEp TEs poUSps N yslSHT H. HoLsEs, 1MuuSJst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
WARRANT.

To John Black Constable Of tie 'oSen Of Paris, in
the County Of Oxford, greeting.
IN the name OF the State of Maine you are hereby
/ required 10 motif, and Ia warn the inhabitants
Of the said town of Paris qualified by law ~ vote IN
town affairs, 10 assemble az tie Town House IN said
town, ON Monday, the seventh dsy OF March next,
al tcp O'Clock tn the forenoon, TO act Oh the follow
Ing articles, 10 Wit:
ist 10 choose q Moderator 10 preside In said
meeting.
ID. To choose all necessary lown officers for the
year ensuing.
81, TO see if the town will grant and raise such
sums Uf money. As may be necessary Tor the main,
tainanCe and support of schools and the Poor,
and repair of Roads ana Bridges and 10 defray
al oj.ger town charges Tor the year ensuing.
Ath, To see what SUM OF money the town VIII
grant and ri iss toward paving the town debt.
5th, TO see II te Gown will aatl.orize :he Select
men or Treasurer 10 hIre sufficient sums OF money
10 meet demands for The year gu sting.
9Th, TO If the town viii take any action in
regari! TO the disposal OF, aud purchase OF Town
Farm.
7th, To see if the town viii vote to tax dogs for
the wear ensuing.
sth To see if the town wili vote TO relieve 0r'son
Ripley nom payment Of demand for balance OF
Bills committed 10 said Ripley as Collector in
ls57 ga take auy action in the matter
ah, To see iftke town viii allow T.. &. Harlow
and Gilbert Evans Jr,, 10 draw their proportion
of>chOOl Money and expeEdtke same ia Buckted.
10th. To see il the town will set of Tho. j.
w
District No. 10, and annex the same to School
District No. 10.
nth. To see if the town will sat SS Jonathan
Starbird together with his Estate, from School
District No. s, and annex the same to School
District No. is
18th, 20 see il me town viii accept OF the pri'
vate way a laid out by the Selectmen, leading
frou Joseph Dunham's house 70 the road that
leads from North Paris TO West Paris.
18Th To see il the toSyn will vote TO sell their
State Bonds or take any action IN regard 10 the
lith, To see aths town viii vote 70 fund the
debt or take any action thereon.
18th, To see ifthe town will exempt the Funded
debt ffotn tzxaiiop
The selecfmen give notice thatthey viii be In
SEES -on for the purpose of revising aud correcting
the list Of yo,ers &C The Town House at Dine o'clk
10 the farenoea on the day OF said meeting.
Given under oar hands at Paris, this 2sd day Of
February.
S.P MAXIM,
JONAS BISBEE.
a. BENNETT,
Selectpsea Of Paris.
A true copy-attest: JOHN BLACK.
Constable Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
OUR TABLE.

The following Mouthlies for March arc re-
celyed, differing in kind, yet all adapted to suit
the various classes for whom they were intended,
and flied with attractive and valuable reading.
Arthur Home Magazine, with it, charming
new dress and improved air.
Once a Month, with its excellent reading for
the people.
ChIIdren's Hour. Offering special terms to
Day aud SUNDAY schools. 9ocopics year sl7.ee-
- copies 5000
The sehooimate, with its spicy and enter
tanning reading
The chronological Journal, with lis BIZ
0g~apbcal skc;che and portraits and last, thou <
b. no means. least, The Nursery, with It's beau
tirul illustrations and charming stories FOR the
smallest readers
Marper's Bazaar with H. excellent fashion
pilates with nnll descriptions Of patterns and its
iuimitable Illustrations.
The Sunday school scholar, Ia the form %
4 magazine, with It's instructive and interesting
articles and is R.1iC stories in verse snd best of
all, the kind and loving words % the Editor Rev.
Edward Eggliston-ouly 81 cents y year.
We have received tne steel engraving OF the
great PhilanthrOpi,t, George Peabody, printed on
plate paper suited % either square oval frames.
Price p ccn;, per copy. Published by Il. u.
Rue sell - Coruhill. Boston. Agents wanted.
New Music. We have received from the
publishers, W W. wh.;uey, Prof. OF Musical
Guest, Toledo, Ohio, the beautiful song: Z" FAca
yau tccrc Scresfsea Mile, by Frank Howard, and
we would advise al our readers who can ap-
pTectaic good song to enclose forty cents 70 the
publisher and you win receive copy by return
mail Wv WHITNEY, Prop "Musical Guest"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON. Feb - $50.
Pri-es-Beevss - Extra quality, els ~ q Is ~;
first quality, 81 3j9i2 81 Second quality Ell -
a II a.. Thpl quality sieea g N 90 Poorest grades
cows oxen. buils. Sc.. go $ 80.
Working pNen.-EVrr, sseS SatO, ordinary $50
o. SsuHpIIT. handy Stccr- 80 g. ~ = pair.
There wa - good supply of working Ken in mar.
kct The demand has hot been very active.
Mich Cows Most 90 the COW, la market are OF
an ordinary Srti' Prices Nt-y So riding q the
quality. We quote extra slj q rs v head
Sheep and L1mb~-eN lots "a 80. so 81 80
v head or from 4, % so 10, Lambs from 90 b.
= 50 = head
Pentrk - There were few more Cattle from
Maine this week tAAa there were ls,t On arco INT
Of the IRE ,het some % the Eastern Cattle did not
get here until ,hiS morning. The trade for beeve,
IA 'bcen quiet but prices are lower by T. that
they were last week There were some very hne
Cattle ia marke; th,, week from we-tern Ma,sa-
chuse;t,. one pair sold for lj1 ' y dres, ell
weight The Western Clttle ,oll quick "a Is week
and : ost OF them were sold Yesterday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
Those who Have neen Deceived,

by the incompetent empires who have esssyei to
cniighten the world upon the delicate matters re
lating 10 the geueratiye organs, should by all
means read the new medical work Of DIR. A. II
Hayes, of Boston, entitled THE SCIENCE or
LIFE, or SELF NATION," published by
the Peabody Medical society. Those who are
suffering from the errors OF youth,-those whose
vitality has been impaired By exposures, or in
tense application t. business, should not fau TO
procure i copy. The Institute also publishes. ty
The -ame author. an Invaluable work fer ladies,
entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES" Read the advertisement;
Of the Peabody Medical Institute in another
column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
DIED..

In Albany Feb. 18th. lust, Mr.. Daniel liu'chn'
sou, aged - years: also Feb. 18Th, an Infant son
OF UenrY and Hattie WILDER. aged weeks.
In Hebron, Jan. 18th, Abble p, youngest dhnSh-
ter az Dea John and Mary q. Moody, aged :!
wears Amid the bright hopes OF LIES morning,
the decca led has been callcsl away from kindred
aud friends leaving many to ErieTe over her eal ~
departure. The opening flower has been nipped
los the frost and - leaves have fallen vi herrd To
the ground. The jewel has been snatched nom
the household, and the hearthstone seems dcs-
oate IL earnest crying and tears could nave
saved her. she had not died Rollgiously educat.
ed IN the family AMI sabbath school. the bent OF
her mind NAV b. inferred from single sentence
tlAi she had written upon the ~ leaf OF hDr Bible.
Let me do noting that an Angel would blush 10
record" MAY af,lictea parents and friends tru',
in HIM who l. their refuge and strength, very
present help In trouble
In Grafton, Feb 9th, Nellie r daughter Of John
and Anna :. Beattic, aged years.
Our darling girl and little boy,
Are now ~ rest IN heaven;
We long 10 meet our loved ones there,
Where only peace i given.
Sweet Nellie, passing from the earth
say, do not weep for me-
And % her dying lips she pressed
UuE hands and quickly passed away.
Our hearts are wrung with anguish keen
Our souls are iiled with grief,
But We mnst bear the burden GU
Still hoping for relief.
With aching heart, aud warning souls,
We stii must labor ON.
Til God shall bind the breaking hearts
And bid the soul be strong.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
4" Il ~
THE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA. IT'S
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
I'M Ut 'F'N b. " A'h ~
At 9j and Accrued Interest.

MANY PERSONS ARE sELLlND THEIR Co
vEsNNit.NT BONDS WHILE TIE PREMIUM
Is STILL LARGE tas the Treasury has promised
Ia buy thntc. II millions IA DSce7Eber, aud REIN
VEST N THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF
THE CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE.THRID MORE INTEREST.
THE TINE To MAKE SUCH EElNNE>rMENr
Is rhiie the Treasury Is bry'Hg, and Governments
are at premium.
THE ROAD rof.S Not L, y THROUGH \
WILDERNESS where i-wOGld have to walk years
Dor popu alton and business, bntthrongh the hprt
,hicLJy settled aad prosusc,ice agricultural coun'
tiee IN the =; lte, which gives each e'JCi't ATSe
traf.c Is sooa completed.
lsruns through she reat coal iislds of Southern
iowa 70 tire Norta where coal is indispensable and
must be carried
II runs fron. the great lumber regions OF The
North through district of country winch i '"s-
,itu.c otthis priue necessity.
The mortgage : made u the Farmers loan AMI
Tru.t Co.. OF Y. Y, anil bor.l, can be ISSUED OILY
a:ti.c ate Of 10000 per mile. or only hHH the
amount upon other roads. special security -
provided for the principal AMI io' the pas MehI 81
| interest
The New ORE lrlDWbc "a! - VIE - " = ''"'''''
ert.rpr;se-, and fi-e;yr- the most liberal aid. y
Tive N.w YVtk Independent rays, we know
the Central Railroad OF iowa = one OF the great
anil good work. OF the age It, Director, include
many Of our faadins bank presidents and otLet
gvnteusea Of high character, who have menus
enough 10 baiid Two or three such roar aut.of
their own pockets. 20 that all it a4fairs will he
ably as well as honestly managed. The Central
! Of Iowa will be to that State-what the New ork
Central is 30 this, except thatitrnns through ar
richer country. We therefore. recommend the
Central Iowa Bop.Ls, with. enira confidence in
their value. The truth is, thsta krss Mortgage
OF sl600l per riil8 upon road running through
such country cana0t be otherwise than SAFE
First Mortgage Bonds for 80 snail an amount
upon raalrunring through such rich ana al
ready well settled part of iowa, ran well be re-
eorpnen.ied a. perfectly safe as well As very
pgeltabl q. Investment. Pamphlets, with map may
| be obtained. aud subscriptions viii be received
/ at THE COMPANY'S OFFICES, No 80 PINE
ST. NEW YORK AMI ut The BANK OF NORTH.
! AMERICA, Al WALL ST, and in
NORWAY. NLB, by
HENRY M. REARCE, Esq,
Treasurer OF Norway Savings Bank, and Post.
| master of Norway.
W. II. sHATTUCK, Treas.
Jan, T. 1876 I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25

Almost every day We hear many persons COM
planning OF headache, loss OF appetite, and that
they are net ~ to do anything, &c. Many Is the
day that we have fei; 50 ourself and in facS have
gone 70 bed aRd imagined ourself sick, but for
the life ofu could not tell what was the matter.
One day while thus complaining, friend said 10
Us, why don't you try PLANTATION BITrERs they
are really good thing and viii make you feel like
4 new man" Upon his recommendation We pur'
chased bottle, aud took them according TO the
directions. They seemed to ~ right 10 the spot,
aud gave u immediate relief Ever since we have
taken every opportunity "a recommend them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
From 1fMlNSfa.

The Railroad Committee report in favor
Of consolidatiOn-six TO three-one eS-
CuScd.
The Committee on Education reported
in favor of "A uniformity in school books
9 10 |.
The Legislative Committee on State
Prison left Augusta Thursday morning,
by stage for Thomaston, 20 make the an
nual examination of the Prison.
On Wednesday the Senate voted against
the uniformity of books. Is to ten, and in
favor OF abolishing capital punishment, 20
IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25

svlvanus Poor OF Anaoycr il appointed Agent
10 eNpend the same according 10 law.
Upon hnloyer West surplus, supposed to con
tain six thousand four hundred acres the same
supposed 10 BE- owned by David Bufm, the
sum Of ninety six dollars Is hereby assessed for
the repair OF County Way therein, and syl'anu,
poor, OF Andover il appointed Agent to eNpenh
the same according 10 law.
I;pon Letter .'Cr Surplus, supposed Ia be own.
ed by Henry r.. PTentiss, and Ia contain nlnc
thousand three hundred acres, the sum OF ninety.
three dollars is hereby assessed, for the repair 81
The County Way therein and benjamin l. New
oordng To law.
Upon Township No. 3, Range ,, the sum 81 sey
enty. five dollars is hereby assessed inr me repair
al The County Way therein, and the SAME - ap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
The Worst Pile. Cured.

wish to spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use ot DIR HARRISONS PER
lST ATTIC LOLENGES / have suffered years
from the worst Piles. | USED EVERYTHING To
NJ PURPOSE, uatil found the LoGenges, IN less
than month was cured. sui have only to resort
70 them when costiyensss RETURNS, and always
nnd instant relief :. . NEAL. For sale 81 No
] fremont Temple, Boston, by r. \. HARRISON
a co. Propyle5ors, aud 10y ali Druggisis Mailed
far On rPuf~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases Incident to Females,
has placed DR. DOW al the head OF all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables sisl
TO guarantee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst eases of SHppressi0s and all other Nesssrs-
a! DeraR9ezests, from shGterer cause. All letters
for advice must contain 81. Once No. ESDI
CoIT STREET, BosroS
y. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re.
main under treatment
Boston, July, 1859. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
Republican, Caucus.

The Republicans of Paris are requested
20 meet nj the Town House, on SATUR-
DAY, Feb. 10Th, al So'clock P NJ. to Sc
lect officers to be supported at the Town
Meeting. March eth, 1870.
PER ORDER OF Town COMMITTEES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD Sa-Conaty COMMISSIONER Court, De
cember Adjourned Term, ISIS:
4 NJ noN the County Commissioners for -Hd
N COUNT, in accordance with tho statute IN
suVh case prc, !irf hereby assess upon The -cN-
cral nuincorporasei township and Tracts of
Wi,I Land Ia said County, for Ia amendment
and repair Of the several Highways therein, the
sums following, "a Wit
Upon AudJvc, 1rth Surplus, two hundred dol
tar f92u0 40, and the same - assessed ~ fol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
MANHOOD and wOMANMOOD.
PUBLISHED ny THE
Peabody Medical Institute,
NO 4. BULFINCH ST,
Opposite the Revere House, BOSTON,

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a. IT. AI.hF.N' JUII-V
\ true copy-atte.t; j. :. Hobbs, Register

OXFORD, ss:-At n Court of Probate, held 4. Pa
ris, within and Tor the County of DAiu':. on me
3d TUESDAY Of january, &. ID. $50,
IN the petition nj John &. Hartman, Guardian
~ OF John c. PilsbUry, et ais, minor heir, al
Caleb Pile bury, late Of Fryeburg, In said county,
deceased, prIly ing FOR license 10 sell aud convey
certain piece of Real Estate situated in tryeburg,
known as the Page Lott al public sale:
Ordered that the said Petitioner give notice to
all persons Interested, by causing an Abstract OF
his petition, with this order thereon, 20 be pub
lished three weeks excessively in the oxford
Democrat, newspaper printed al Paris in said
County, that they may appear ~ Probate Cour.,
t. be held at Paris, tho third Tuesday of March
next, mt 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, and sbew
cause, If any they have, why the sapae should not
be granted.
All. WALKER, Judge.
A trua cony-at,eSt. 4 = Hobbs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
Notice..


The Proprietors of tho Baptist Meeting
house on Paris Hill and Congregation
usually worshiping in the same. are here.
by notified Of, and respectfully requested
to meet a, the Vcstry Ia this place on
Monday the twenty-eighth (2S) day Of
Feb. inst at o'clock =. NJ, 10 attend to
important business which may come be.
fore said meeting. A full attendance is
solicited. Per Order OF Committee.
MARRIED. At the residence of tho
brides parents, at Ebensburg. Pa, on
Tuesday, Feb. Sth. by Rev. Il. Nj. Kerr,
Mr.. F. III. BARKER and Miss MAGGIE A..
eldest daughter OF Geo. Z. h. Lahm.
The Cambria Freeman, printed at
Ebensburg, says: "Ie printer man" has
never been more generously remembered
than on this interesting occasion, and to
our young friends, thus so happily mated,
we tender our sincere thanks and warmcst
congratulations. joined 10 the hope that
they may live to celebrate their golden
wedding half century hence, and that
the years which interim may TO them be
filed with the complete measure OF un-
allowed felicity and true domestic happi-
ness. Maggie has always been favoriie
in our community, and her many friends
will he glad TO learn that her fate is in-
dissolubly linked with one who is in
every way worthy of her" Mr.. Barker
was formerly from Lowell. in our County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
MfRRIED.

In south Waterford. Feb 18TH by samuel Cobb.
ESQ Mr. Vim. VI Brook, of Harrison, and Mrs
susan T. Wtham ui Lewiston.
In Bryauts Pond, Feb 2Eh, inst by III L Davis,
E,u Nh David Il. Robbins and Niles Anna L.
Hennett both Of " oodsiOck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25

OXFORD. IS AT Court Of Irob ate hsld at Iaris,
within ard for the Coupty Of OXFORD, On ti1s third
Tuesday Of January, A, ID, 1s7o-
NEOSES CHEsLEf Guardian of Rsneila L
WI Wight, minor child and heir OF David NJ.
Wight. late of Oxfpr.., "a sait County, deceased,
Ot said ward for allowance:
OCiered, That tie said Guardian give notice to all
persons interested, BY causing copy Of this order to
be psbished tageee weeks successfully in the Ok.
ford Democrat pyined at Paris In said County that
they may appear al Probate Court 10 be held at
Paris, on tie thrdTuesday of March next, ut ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have, why .he same should not be allowed
A. Ii. WALKER, Judge.
A true eopy-ettsst: j. 8. HosBs, Register.
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BORN.

In Canton, Feb cab, to The wife OF Mr.. Oscar
HaVfprd. a son.
In Jackson Village, Jan aGth, TO the wife OF
George T. Forbes, = daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25

MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet ar,i-
Gle superior 20 Cologne, and al half the price.
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Solve This Problem!

4 Problem far more critical in ls solution than
~ that prupo sed by Prof. Quimhy: "iiow - \
msu ia business TO run his Machine and meet his
payments, unless he collects his dues; man of
limited means and no wealthy friends 10 shove
him up the grades" The subscriber DESTROYS OF
saving his credit, already impaired 10y bill over.
due respectfully requests those persons indebted
TO him 10y note or account, where such indebted
ness has beea OF sixty days standing, % call aud
settle the same Immediately; ani such as have
obtained goods by false promises and ran array.
are Indignantly requested 10 forward their Post
Ofice address 10 enable him (" send receiptsi
Bill and balances his books. Spare me iIom lcAS-
ing any such legacy To- my children.
GEO. ". HAMMOND, SHOWS Falls
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NORWAY. NE, by
e. ID, E>y ANS,
PHYSICIAN II SURGEON.
NORWAY VILLAGE, ME.

DIR. Z. will pay particular attention 10 diseases
Of the EYE and EAR
10 4. NJ