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The Times says DIR, Walpole has los
his beautiful chestnut mare. She tliet
suddenly in the harness, it is supposed
from Bots or Pin worms. If the DR.. had
used Shcrid1R'S Cdrdlrg Condition
P9,rdsrS, he would, no doubt. have had
his mare to-day they are death on
worms
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AGENTS WANTED
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~ belisre that there are not frs men, European
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shrulI procure a copy OF the new medical work
entitled THE >ClENC EOF LIFE, or SELF PRE-.
SCRANTON" hy Or \. II. Hayes, II Boston,
author OF ''>,rual Physiology Of WomGH, and her
Diseases and Editor Of the PrGbody JoiSrHdl o.
Health" Th. book viii teach thu Young how 70
Ay,.I dangerous diseases, and from IL also The
m 3.e- aged and those more advanced IN life may
aaI the w 70 restoration Of FRUSTRATED sys-
ten Co active health I, i The result of deep
study AM extensive practice ami may DE relied
-.sn. zee advertisement OF the PeabOdy Medi-
"a. lu-ti,u,s, ia another column. mays I'm
HAIR VIGoK. Ia common with many others we
hav, fell lively interest IN the Investigations
which Or. Aver has been making 10 discover the
causes Of failure II The hair aud - provide
remedy. His researches are -ait TO have been
muca more thorough and exhaustive than any
ever uaIe before The rcsul; &, now before US
under Che name of AYERS HAIR VIGoE. We
have gwen 10 "a trial. and with oUll satisfaction.
Il equals our moe, favorable an;.cipsuons. our
gray hairs have disappeared, or resumed their
o. sraal color and a visible crop Of soft, silken
Ga.r s4s started ON a par, Of the scalp Whlch was
entirety bald. Democrat; Abingdon Va.
Ladies Desire what Men Admire. And
;a., ittl, thing Beauty What DO we say Is beau
t,s A transparent complexion and a iuNuriaRt
hval q hair What Win produce these Hagans
Magnolia Ealm viii make any lady Of thirty aP.
leag aut twenty and LYONS hSyAairon will keep
every hair in place, aud make it grow like the
ts-.l grass. Il prevents the hair IRON turning
..-s. erad.cnje> Dandruf, and : the finest Hair
Dr~--.ls IN the World, and al only half ordinary
ca-, 1. YOU want 70 get rid Of Sallowuess, Ph--
plies marks, Mo;h catches, etc, don's forget
Gle Magnolia Balm ladies. 4imsy6
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THE BIOop owes its red color 10 minute
globules float in that fluid, and contain,
in healthy person, large amount OF
Iron. which gives vitality TO the blood
The Peruvian Syrup supplies the blood
with this vital elemeat, and gives strength
and yigor 10 the whole system.
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RECTORY.
Masonic Lodges Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel 81 Thursday

HlaIing Star, M. J1, Mexico, .sN etlnesday, Of
CO.. heforv the fun Of the moon.
Paris Lodge, No. -, -. Paris, Tuesday, on OF
before thy full
Jefferson Lodge, No. Loo Bryant Pond, "a
TUESDAY Hf every mouth
Oriental Star, W 81 Livermorc, Tuesday,
or or before tUll mpOu.
Bethel, Nc. 90. ~ Thursday OF each month
Evening star Lodge, Buyktell, working
month.
PithRgOrian, No. n, Frychurg, Monday even
INK at or following the fun 90 the moon.
oxford NORWAY. NJ. J.. Monday Of or mex
preceding fun moon.
Mount Tir'em. No. l52, - Waterford, TU c.
,iay. on cor before the fan moon.
VT. MOriah, No j6. Denmark. Wednesday 90
pr before the full moon
NeIinseot. y. I0I, Turner saturday on or be
.--. Il
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INVENTORS who wish 10 take out Letters Pa.
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WILLIAM III. CLIFFORD,
Counsellor g. Atto' neg at La,c,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
No. Sol Ia Congress Street,
PORTLAND, ME.

Patent Office Fees.
On every application for design, for three ah 40
six months, -, 40
~, 800 appi;c.ton for design for IL yrs, 80 %
~, a,ery ca yast 10 90
10 eyery anniication for a patent, Is %
On issuing each original patent, ~ w
90 aya,y ,nnlication for a reissue, 30 90
On every additional patent granted on reissues 10
On every application for an extension, 81 w
On the grant of every extension, 5o w
sy-All fees must be paid in advance.
The applicant for patent must furnish dupli.
cate drawings, and model where the nature of
The invention admits of them.
All kinds Of Drawings and models furHishedif
required. oei g
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coon TENPLARs.

VT. ChrtStophcr Lodge. No. 10, Bryants
P.gt. every Monday evening.
Rising star, Bethel. Friday evenings.
NeEin<cot, Buckhcll. saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave. l. Bucknclt. every Thursday
Evening
Whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday.
Bear Mountain Lodge, -. Waterford We'd
ut,tttN evening
evening
Washington, ONfori Thursday evening.
silver Lake, sweden, SATURDAY evening.
West sumner, West summer, Wednesday
evening
Forest Lake, Center Uartford.eyery saturday
evening
InvineibIe, No -, East sumner, every other
FRIDAY Evenings
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Special Notices.


, Gl1os Imply E.uptiOns aud Biotchsl N snynrs
49,, p ou me race, use Perry's C0msdOne 4 PIN.
P y" H Sg kesbIe, Harmless, and contains
h, ~! RC.SDh lepot, 90 Bond s., y Y Sold
es"'S CIV "HSIe 4m mChls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-06

OXFORD, s. AT Court Of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday of March, A. ID. 1870,
nEV SAMUEL s. WYMAN, named Executor
IL, in a certain instrument purpofting TO Dc the
Ia viii and Testament OF Thomas Z. Allen, late
of Rxmford, in said County, deceased, having pre-
sented the same for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice 10 al
persons interested by causing copy Of this order TO
be published three weeks successfully In the OK.
thew NAV apl ear at Probate Court TO be held at
paris. on the third Tuesday of May next, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause, If any they
have, why the sah Instrument should not be proved
approved, and allowed as the last VIII anu ies'a'
ment of taid deceased.
A true copy-attest: J. s. HOBBS, Register
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DIED..

In Rumfori. March 18th, Mrs. Melissa A. Ham.
mOnd, aged IS Years
Al I.iIerrnors Faii-, May 81, Mary IL, wife Of
Dr r Neal.
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BORN.

~ SHOWS Fall-, April 18th, 70 The wife Of Al
mon n Black, son, Charlie Lawson
In D.Ndeld, April 18Th, 10 the wife Of IL + How
arl, = son
In B,,he., April 18th, 10 the wife Of IL Ferry, a
-lr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-06
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States
Maine, SIS.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an
~ order Of the Court, the Fourth Meeting OF
the Creditors of William H Porter, Of Paris, in
said District, Bankrupt. will he held on the oath
day OF May, 4. D. $50, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, be.
fore Hon Seth May Register, at the Office of Geo.
A. Wilson, in sail Paris.
c. A. WILSON. Assignee.
ry-The Assignee also gives notice that he will
present his final account, preparatory to diyi-
dend may 6-l3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-06

IHIkIl INNS
Have elapsed since the introduction Of the Pain
Killer % the public and YET 81; the present time II
i, more popular and commands a larger sale than
ever before. is popularity Is nor Conhed 10 this
country alone an over the world Is beneficial
elect, boz curing the III, that flesh i heir TO-" are
acknowledged and appreciated, and a PAIN
MILLER, 10, fame d limited % no country, sect.
nor race Il needs only 90 be known 20 be priced.
THIRTY YEARS j. certainly long enough time
% prove tie efficacy OF any medc!ne. SDd that the
lsrit, 10 has a,isiued u i, a sdre and sTsctirs
remedy. sold by all Druggists rice 25cts, SOC.
AID 81 90 per bottle. Directions accompany each
bottle. Il nsys
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To School Teachers.
School Teachers.

vJNHE school Committee Of the Town of Paris,
/ will he in session at the Academy on Paris
Hil April s0th inst, NJ the School House in West
Paris. MAY 18th, aud again nj the Academy, Paris
HILL Nav 2sth at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose
of engaging Teachers for the summer schools
We invite teachers To come IN the examination,
even If they are not applicants for schools, AMI
we desire that as many can will attend the first
meeting. Come furnished with Towns Progress
sivc Fourth Reader, pencil and paper.
We will give special consideration 10 any teach
er whom the Districts through their Agents, may
recommend S.R. HUTJHINS, } ). ). Com.
OTIS II. RAWSoN,i OF
ALEX. HILL, Paris.
Paris, April 18TH 1870
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OXFORD, SS;-At Court OF Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF Oxford, on the
third Tuesday of March, A. ID. 1870.
CIAMUEL DEARBORN, Administrator on the
= estate of Alonzo III. Seavey, late of stow, IN
said county, deceased, having presented his first
and final account Of admin Stration of the estate
of said deceased for allowance:
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice
NIL persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, that they
nav appear at a Probate Court 70 be held at Lo-
veil. in said County, on the 18th day OF May next
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon, and shew cause, II
any they have, why the same should not be allow
ed. A. IL; WALhEL., Judge
true copy-attest: j. S. HOBBS, Register
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Best Thing for Costiveness. DIR HARRI-
SONS PERISTALIC LOZENGES are warranted
ed IN all cases Of Piles and Ealing Of the Rectum
D. spepsia, such IS Oppression amer eating, Sour
Stomach, Splitting Of Food, also Headache. DIX
illness Pain in the Back and Loins, sick Head.
a he CoaIed Tongue, and Blliousnsss. For sale
:, 30, - Irem9u, Temple, Boston, By Z \. HAIR
80 % Proprjetors, and by all Druggists.
-'''0' ''' ~ cents apl 2m
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ENcrN NonnY Man

Pequswket Lodge, NJ. u, Brownheld, meet
1t ami 81 "Wednesday OF each month.
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A MODEL HOUSE.

DEING q cripple, have made house planning
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Address with stamp scrip if conveniently
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Fer Moth Patehees Frekles, & Tan,
USE "PER4Y'S MOTH X FRECkLE LOTION"
The only reliable AMI harmless Remedy known
to Science for removing brown iiseolorations
from the Face. Prepared only by DIR. Il. c. PER
Rl, - Bond ST., y. +. sold by Druggists every
where.
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ALL kinds Of JOB PRINTING done al
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Moses Eastman, of Stow, in the
w County of oxford, State of Maine, by his
Mortgage Deed, dated June I'D, 1855, and record.
ed with West Oxford Records, book -, page -,
conveyed 10 the subscriber certain parcel OF
land with buildings thereon, situated in Stow, and
described Us follows Beginning at the North
east corner of Moses Eastman's lot and runs South
eighty nine degrees east about one hundred and
ninety five rods TO stake and stone, thence South
thirteen degrees west about one hundred and six
rods To maple tree to David Pages lot SOCIAL
ed thence North eghtynine degrees west about
one hundred and eighty two rods to the south.
west corner of Moses Eastman's lot, thence North
eight degrees east about one hundred rods by said
Eastman Lot 10 the first mentioned bound; and
whereas the condition of said Mortgage has been
broken | hereby claim To foreclose the same
agreeable 10 the statute in such case made and
proyided HENRY NUTTER.
Stow. Nav |, 1870.
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THIRTY YEARS

The Great Family Medicine Of the Age.
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va iams euer xAen Hsusht5a vas coming
8ssu a.th lead q lags saa gaca sheu he was
1as, ia tae fari. d vas ngi oao and tAe came
ums.
d Auss. I sas tlia horse dag or TIVE before
the sale. nal9 had hlm hcfs. stood viii
IhayeI sbou Auia df9rt b., TIE horse aas lame,
Have seen htgl tfom time 10 time slnee, lame.
luast 81 bouo Ia mind hat Ralo conceded
bat he waFraatfi shs horse soBBd as far as be
fsetr. except scratches Ther,farg, ue ou.y inn
poItaUi questions a. issng. Was tho horse un-
sound a, ths tme II tho sale, d did Bulo know
pf Tho foregoing testimony, without nay own,
IL submitted without comment TO tho Judgment
II public opinion. The afbitatars decided that
ua cause u SETON Was proved The decision
oausa3Jusuee 70 raise tAs baudago from hsr
eyes ieug enough o. take enc scoru,ui glance a.
the three wurthies uho pronounced C, and then
resume her impartial position, and hope sttll
triumphant reiEns. J.. Epson
Manchester, jan 80, ls7G.
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FACTORY POINT

Rey NJ olmstsd IL expected to give lee.
are "a "eehoel Teaching IN Adams Hall, Fac.
/ ry poiat nest Modsy evening. The I5d,.
chanea GfahAm confirmed writing school
d Adams llal, saturday p,en.ns with abou, 50
sebs.au
Au,psg DC Scholar that at,aua the "big'
|ierutmtht q TIE school 10 DlsifIUl No. g.sa
ifsreh se3 vie has 1914 gee been 10 sho States
eg enaash % understand Eagl.h very veil,
~ aate ESQ lbe teacher had bin Gus % feeiae,
~ sas iry.ag u explain rah.5,AlnR Is Linn but
aaii asa mako him understand 50 be called
81 snashef Frtlrh hay. "llag pele Corns Is
nlsipta o. hsa. Fets heard Whist the school.
shas,sr Asshed BIN q say tbsa turning to Tia
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- be all ubIp sea q aesth~ The poor
] .iap VISITED ,a heaf uo nure, ha. sABlalisl from
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fas gnlg persaadsil'ib fetufu Is lhfsat from his
! ashgr shai bs agulA serve limif De itl u7t 60.
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Aaautss ASP TaaTfs Arr EstgT Wednesday
H.Fbl. ca shs aF tsaa ussa over tas hsau.Hgtsu
d Eag4aad raiIraa8, Mr. 0ttou . ahuetan,
the usI sgeaL ia aiiemraas = fzahaagt asa.
laEs a. saa4sfiNud. misasa BE fa1tsas uhtis
slaBainF 10 lbs aaaf % tae n.a.i car. Rad lrd faF
ward cut q tle csf- the FEiu beisg IN rapid mo-
u5a Al the ame. iis stUses uIaa bic Fgat side
Bic esssi saa cha coming partially under him
and sustained severe eaafasioas, sanc 81 phiah
bed pr8'4etjy, BE VS. iar = umo iastpsible
bl, sas-a recovered consciousness, aud che train
hauag baefca ap, Dc vls taken 10 Eatlaua. Tia.
system wa badly isrrcd bat nothing soH5us Is
spprsheudsa. Thai be escaped a. vel ss he
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pa. ssars CagsEaH KEMEpY Is 40 Patent Med
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Chronic Nasal Cstarrh, ''Cgld IN the Head" and
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11

West River Lodge, +. "A. NJ, dedicated their
ball Ga Wednesday 29th ult, Henry CLARK, &. s.,
Of Rutland, officiating, In The evening Mr CLARK
gave arery Interesting lecture on masonry.
On tho same day James Dresser citizen Of
This place, vas buried With masonic honorr.
The services Of Rev, Mr.. Tarlton have been
engaged by the Congregational Society, in The
place q Rev Mr. Gates who has accepted a call
from salem, NJ II.
The spirtualists o. this place and vicinity
hold festival and dance at Union Hall on Thurs
day evening, 18Th. The proceeds TO support
preaching the coming season.
The Londonderry Dramatic Club are about
10 Commence series dramatic en- Entertainments.