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\ Clergyman, while residing in South America
"a a missionary, discovered safe and SIMPLE
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness Early
Decay, Diseases of the Urinary ana Semlhal
Organs and the whole train OF disorders brought
on bv baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been cured Ly this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
/ will send the receipt Tor preparing and using mus
needs H. Free Of charge. Address JOSEPH L.
IMAM, station II, Bible House, New \ ork City
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Tweuty-Seven Years Practice

In zoe TreA;meu; Of Diseases incident g. Female,
hA- placed DIR DOW at the hcadof all physicians
making such practice specially and enable, him
to guarantee a speedy aud permanent cure IN thc
wors, cases Of Suppression and all other Ar''StTE
a. Derasg- aer.ts from tAa:erer cause Al letter.
for advice must contain g.. Once No. ENpI
COTT STEEET, BoSToS.
B.-Boar,i furnished % those desiring - c
naAa unde, treatment.
TYf =
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Wood! Wood!

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the
- Oflice of the County Treasurer, until Noycm-
Der 18th, for furnishing Sixty cords of good har'l
ciefl wood for the County OF Oxford, said wood 10
be delivered at near the Court House the wool
to be Beach, Birch and Maple, to be well packed,
and To be measured after the contract - filled; -
be delivered on or before March lst 1871; also, nj
the same place, proposals for fitting and packing
tn the several wOod-sheds, proposals by those
furnishing the wood will receive the preference.
HORATIO AUSTIN, Co., Treas.
ncfl
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l,.,, lnI,, au,,a;nfeI Administrator de tOsiS non
OF the estate OF Joshua Fanning, late oil Lewiston
IA the County OF AndrOscogSin deceased an,
Given bond the law directs. All persons w
Ing demands against the estate OF said ueteaseti
are A, sirei 10 present the same for settlement
and ali indebted thereto are requested 10 max
payment Immediately. .,,,,,>-ry
Bethel, oct. Is 1870.
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Collectors Notice.

y,ur, r..ilcnt proprietor ~ the following 10
s.rihcl tract of land ia the south Pan. Nhl'E'
CORPORATION. Ia the County Of pNi"pl' A9l",'
b,r,hy notified that the same b. taxed ~ 'H. l"@
- ,.r,u,itt,d To- the subscriber. thr Collector "'
-, 80 t6e .1id south Par, Village t"rp'rr
ton f,r The year eighteen hundred AMI s'N'y.nlne
that nine month, since the date oi sad
aN,c clnp.cd, and that the following t"Ng- - ~
se,sed on thg-same remain due 'h" 'ur'..'' - va
- E,,,s, ttr,I Tlrts dc
- =, IT.. homestead :. *
krl.f ~, rrrsou shalt appear to diarhar<c saii
frNrs on or before the twelfth day ol December
next NJ two O'Clock iu thr afternoon, ,hiI W"
coed 10 sell ~ the store ~ \ >huttlru y son. H
south Plri, i'm said south rar Village t"!I"i"
tom Ly public auction % the highest bidder s."
much N said respective trrc, IF land q, fnaA DE-
sufficient To- discharge saii taxes on t"c ''"''
anil all necessary intervening 'hafE's,
GEORGE \. " il-~pN,
Collector 81 south rnrt. village Corporation
south Paris Nov. /, $50
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FIRST,
NV Homestead Farm,

which has cost me over 5000. and J. situated only
a few rods trum the beautiful village OF Ahupver
Corner, and has been occupied by my family inc
ua~t ~cvrnNc.,r~. II embraces about one hundred
and lfly acre, OF good land. About tily acres
oil the land arc covered with valuable growth 81
pine timber, aud there ave plenty oI apple trees
and sugar naples, and IN excellent chance 70.
raising cranb-f1ie-. Douhtlcs> the Iurt could
have made 2 hatd>omcr riec" of land, bat -'u'
ccrclv believe Tie never dad. Ms dut!c, and en-.
c-,gcincut- call me away, or | would never sell
this property have honestly said il were To
spend eternity in this world. would like 70 spend
il ON this farm. When | moved ON 10 this farm
took from Boston i;e tons of freight with which,
10 finish and furnish my house aud among other
things have = Choice Collection of Rare and al
liable Books all Of which VIII be sold without re-
serve 10 the highest bidder.
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FOU RTH,
Farm Of Sam'l & WIN, Clark,
with all their Hay, Straw, Cattle, &c, &c.
FIFTH,
Several other Farms

in Andover and Byron, near the hndovcr town
iiue valued at 500 to $j31 each. They will be
offered at auction if any enc will give decent
bill TO start them, or they will be sold at private
sale on application 10 Albert Colby, who either
OWLS these farms or has claims upon them; and
nc will either sell these farms, hs claims upon
them, at private sale or at auction, to suit pur-
Chasers.
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uo1Es. HEALTH. HAPPINESS.

How To BE OBTAINED FOR Five Dollars!
II mutations. FARMS, VILLA SIIEs AID lows
luIs, at rIIE GREAT PREMIUM LAND SAIL, AIKEN,
4 The Saratoga otthe south . hours from
Y S. The most delightful climate 10 the world.
Free from the Ti-ors If Northern winters, exempt
from ThfoNt Diseases. Vineyards and orchards
.u ful! bearing Tor descriptive pamphlet, ad.
dr,.>~, with STAMP, J. {. pERBl, Augusta, ia.
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MARRIED..

in Hebron. Nov Sd. by a c. Herrick Esq, Mr.
Levi Merrill and Mss Amanda Pratt, both OF VI.
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% Riverhead. \. Y, and Miss G. flaming, OF
Bethel.
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Notice.

TT h,~fa- been scr forth by IT, {. smith. al
/ Antoycr, that Ua- or nm a partner ih '''''
ne, ,,i.h HIM anil he having u.r'l ny name % on
tain credit this i- o. caution AMI hoNtH me luoI,
-, ,i,. ,,,I u & smith f. not lu,I never has been
martinez. of mine or ever hul authority To- H-t ny
name or credit. aud tiai utterly repuIA't @"!
,,bt- ur contracts made BY han. .....,,.,,.
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Ifyou have the Dyspepsia. n-adach

Ifyou have the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dir
zines-. Costiyencss, piles Oppression amer Eat
irg Sour Rising, or any Indigestion or BiUoUsuess.
ifyou 10 not thank amer using Or HAIR
RI>ON'S PERlsTALIC loZENGE>. vcwln fur.
f,.t the price ~ the box. Also, warranted TO cure
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Administrators Sale.

10y virtue of n license from the Judge of Pro-
ID bate for Oxford County, the subscriber, Adj
ministratriN OF the estate of Milton l. Chapman,
late of Bethel in said County, deceased, VIII self
at public or private sale ut the late residence oi
said d, ceased in Bethel, on Thursday the fifteenth
day of December next, AZ ten O'Clock IN the fore
noon all the real estate of said deceased lnclud-
inr The rescrsion of widows dover, for the pay.
mrnt OF his debts, chA-5es OF administration and
incidental charges; said real estate containing
two arrcs of land, more or less, with dwelling,
nearly new. ,,.,,,
Nov
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SIXTH,
A New Saw Will,

in perfect running order, and about fifteen hun
dred acres OF valuable TIMBER LANDAU in
Andoyer-will be offered in lots to suit purchasers.
ALBERT COLBY, Proprietor.
TYLER KIDDER, Auctioneer.
Andoyer Oct. u, 1870. 80
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WILLIAM IN. CLIFFORD,

Attorney at Lar and in Patent Cases
No. 50, Middle Street, Portland, Me,
as-Attends 10 all kinds OF Patent business.
NOy H. 1870 . Sm
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SECON
The Frank Dunlap Farm

now occupied by W. c. Robinson. consisting OF
about one hundred and my acres of land, with n
fine orchard, and buildings worth more than Is
asked FOR the whole properly.
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Sale by Auction F.!

TIE subscribers will sell by Public Auction,
OF saturday, Nov, 10th, 1870, at 10 y. Nj
at hu, Farm in BETHEL, the following property
viz
The FARM, known as the Daniels Farm
situated on The Stage Road leading from Bryants
Pond g. Rumford, and about four miles from the
Rryant8 Pond station, containing ABOUT @io
acres of good land 30 or 10 acres OF the same be-
ing .iniervae under good state of cultivation.
Also,--50 tous OF HAY, FARMING ToOLs
q small lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, one
Pung Sleigh, one good Cow, and various other ar
tclcs too numerous 10 mention.
All of the above will be sold without reserve,
unless previously disposed of.
Teims made known at The time OF safe.
FUTILE & HOBBS.
De,bel Nov I lg-O 2W
TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, for the County of oxford, aud
assumed the trust OF Executor OF the last VIII and
Testament of
SUSAN VI. STANLEY, late OF Porter,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond rs tle
law directs: he therefore requests alipersons who
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased 10 mako
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same To
THOMAS +. CLEANES.
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SAMUEL rs. CARTER,
PARIS HILL, Me,
LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
FOR
OXFORD COUNTY.

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and will issue Policies AT a. fayorabiera rates as any
other agent Applications by mail for Circulars
or insurance, promptly answered, ana any part ci
the Countv visited if requested Apll
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DIED.
Administrator Notice,

In Denmark, Oct, lth. Mrs Clarissa Davis, age.
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THIRD.
The Farm of Aaron Cotton,

with large quantity Of English Hay, Snga;
Place, Live stock, &c.
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pOy.E, HAVANA LOTTERY.

Prizes Aaehei and information furnished by
GEORGE CPHAM, Providence, X. /.
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MYSTERY SOLVED Fifteen Minutes
n Private Conversation with Married Ladies
by one of their number Sentu Tor TWO stamps
Address Mrs IL MEILGER, Hanover, Ia
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TELEGRApHTC NEWS.
view lxork istoc,. an, sre,e,, ,s.-,r,

New York Eeoch and nTSney markes
NEW YORK, Dec. ls--loo.s. --Stocks steady
Gotd llli. Money, cDs per cent. Exchange
Long, 100; short, loss. 5.3e,s, 1911. II.
Eoe.ata9. : The strinsency in the money mnrke
to-day was feis in all departments OF speculation
aud produced a general depreciation In values
Early transactions we're st = per cent. currency
lister at per cent gold and at O'Clock 1t was u
q ~ per cent per day and per cent per aunun
until Tomorrow. Sterling quoted ut ioa6llost
Gold, 1let@lloa. Governments dull. Southern
securities very dull all day Tennessee s's strong
at elk, new. o.; North Carolina SIS weak at Is,
new, 81.
Llter.-The feature In Wall street to-day was a
carnival In the money market. The demand from
brokers was urrent throughout the day. A large
crowd collected in front Of the Stock Exchange,
and money was bought outside the same as securi-
ties inside the building. There are various theo-
ries regarding this strineency. 1t 10 generally
attributed to the banks calling in loans to meet the
insured city Indebtedness, which amounts to six
millions. Gold opened strong at III, but gradu-
ally declined to the closing price, Governments :
'sS's '67's, and 'es's declined about 1913 lIaA
1904; 'ss's, llot lo.lo's, 1851.
State Securities Virginia Ss, IS; new. 80 Lou
islana e's, flt; new. 81. Levee 6's, Il; Ss, as.
Alabama sc, lo1; So, SGT; rs, 90. South Carolina
6's, IS: new, CT. '....'-.....
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Petersburs Markets.

DEC. A-Co tton.-lsa@1a the latter for good
running lots.
Wheat.- 81 4s@sl.so for prime white, and sl.as
for prime red.
C0rn--7o@073c.
at @G.25@$s,5o; extras, $7.75@$s.50. Family flour
Is In very small stock. Market strong.
Peanuts;-Prime are worth s1.2s0SL4o fancy,
$l.454b1 IS.
Live Cattls.-No. smooth, &C.,, gross; good, s
@53c.; common, 5@3Sc. Common grass cattle
Fresh Pork.-9@I0c.
Potdtoes.-swest, sS@7so. q bushe,; Irish, % so
q barrel for northern.
'Apples.-Country, q barrel, 81. 5cgsa.so; north
ern. S3.75@S4.
Eggs.-W holesale, 3ec.
Butter: Good mountain in demand at 2s@aoc.;
Rev York, 3s940c.
Cotton Rags.-Clean, G3A4tc.
Hides.-Green, &C.; sailed do, &C.; dry flint, 14c.
dry gated 12S01ac. Calf skins, green, Ia@l6c.
Deer skins, $l.50 apiece.
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bushels The week opened WITH tnli msrket,
Win sales of white % nc, spd yeliow ss NC.
Vn sasufday D tats or 9 900 brshels mfxfd was
prime Yhhs % TIC, and l,sso brsbeIs yellow On
,ssrms Which have NO. transpired. Tho market ct
tne Gloss m hrm. with sn upward tendency, We
aaofe c,csing Prices Yellow, 7s97sc.; white, 7oG
Oats THE sales to-day axe i, 500 bushels st de-.
choice lots bring 2gGIlec.
8aves. The demand is good. and sll arriving
oak hosshead, es2: cnlls, 9aoe5Na. Whffe-oak
hogsheads G6Gf7s; crlls, S4a@B42. White.oak
ne ading, 47s@57S; Guile. $ao@f42. White-oak
pines. Sss euils; sss@sao. Whisc-oak barrel
shtngles feet, sls 50 saps, $3.50: Sim
mons d Dayis,s No. heart are worth $40. so !;
others % scGasa. Market dull. Il
:. Dried Fruft-Recsipts OF the week are l. or
bags. Tha stock ia accommodating, and an outlet
for II is not easily obtained. Apples are especially
dull, and &c. is QUITE as much IS anybody expects
to get for ordinary and fair store apples.
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KucxyrIe Markets..

DECEMBER 1.-THE following quotations are
ssQsoc. inferior end damp lots not taken unless
af q concession.
Corn. Eew selling at 4o04sc. in the ear asa
Soc shelled, and es067ac. sacked on board.
FIour.-Eothing doing except for local con-
sumption. Family, $2.7s@Ss; extra, %. asa
B0co7--None In market
Bulk MeGfs.- Holders are asking &c. for shout
dsre; l23c. for G. r. sides ; but we hear of no
straight out sales. = = -
Lard.--Dnn and declining; prime leaf, l4c. +;
country lots, 12i@14c.
Feathers. --60N85c.
Country Produce.-Butter. 2S@asc. Potatoes,
SOC. o bushel. Apples, 4o@75c bpshel. Eggs,
leGlzoc. % dozen. Chickens, lsl2oc. Turkeys
Io47sc. Turnips, Soc. % bushei.
Dried Fruit Good demand. Apples, 33c.
Peaches. ea@7c. p for pound halves.
Ldre Stock Beef Cattle-Market quiet and
PRICES low best quality. a@ssc. gross. Hogs are
selling at 6@63c. delivered sales Of the past week
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The Albany Argus says that Grants last
shift was to attempt to change Schurz in
Missouri. ~
The Journal Of Microscopy says that the
liquor of oysters, viewed under the micro
scope. shows multitudes of small oysters
swimming niInhly about with shells on.
The liquor also contains myriads Of animal
cuJs and three distinct species Of worms.
A new Office is established at Thruston,
Buckingham county, Va, and r. w. Gam
naway appointed postmaster. This Office
may receive special supplies from Ands-
vile, six miles distant. At ScottsvilIe, Al
bemarle county, George w. billiard is ap-
pointed postmaster vice Winston Purvis,
declined.
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marshal Of The Southern District d M n,

Blppf. 1900 ~. - 9g{..39
The Senate confirmed n. Oslo collector 81
vfcksburg; Hiram Springfield nsafShNIs hi
the Northern District of Alabama. and Ma.
son postmaster at Newbern, n !. - -
Senator Revels's bin aiding the Missist
sippi levees Is for the levee between Tia
Mississippi and Yazoo rivers. It nDprol
land. aoto' " "
The President has appointed MeNulty
postmaster at Cuipeper Courthouse, and
vile. " 49,
a large number of sugar refipers and i'm !.
porters were before the WAYS and Means
Committee to-day. The committee acre ed
to modification Of the law-not reducing
the tariff, but simplifying its classifcations.
1t Is thought this win benefit home grow
ere o.
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A Louisiana View OF the Amnesty
Bill-C0nftlct Of Federal and State
Authority.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 15.--The Times says
that the amnesty act proposed by Butler is
an aggravation of the wrongs already in
flicted upon the people Of the South by the
various DISTINGUISHING acts of Congress-the
product of Unsuitable yindictiveness. But
Ter thus seeks to punish the South for the
estimate in which the people hold him, and
for the maledictions they have heaped upon
him. The bill offered by Butler is worse
gross violation of the Constitution.
Judge Durell, of the United States Court,
granted writs of ha6eas corpus for David
Fischer and John G. and Celestine Oliver
(colored), charged with killing Louis
Schonberg at Donaldsonville. They were
released, but rearrested at the instance of
the State
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Alexandria Markets.

DECEMBER 1a.-The market for inferior AND
medium Rr AIDES of Wheat has suffered decline OF
from TO &C., while prime and choice lots are In
active request offerings OF 80 bushels white anC
1915 bushels OF red. with sales OF The former al
$1.35 and Of the latter at 81 Is, $780, $l32
81 IS, $l.ss, S1.4o, and 81 Is for fair to prime.
Corn Is steady; white and mixed, 61970c., latter
figures for river white. Yellow brought CSC. OF.
ferings OF d barrels corn in the ear with sales oil
90 rs q Dbl.
Oats have declined; offerings Of 1,7ao bushels,
with sales at 40Gl4lc.
Dressed angs are In ample supply, and sell a,
SS. 506lS9.50 a. cwt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-16
COMMERCIATi.
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si.r ~ OFFERINGS ea
,,lW asas.-Whits, i,ass bushels. BED l,'.s bush
= Orr. White s7s bushels. yellow, none
'0ttfs.A t0s bushsis. ;sss's5d. 1s'ss
aALEs. -
WheG.-Whtte, as bushels inferior at a 30 q,
bushels at 81 18 bushels fair at o. ga: "A bash.
els good at es l35 busheIs at 4I.5a !; 50 busheIs
nj $3.50: 90 bushels very Inferior at O. .22l
go bushels prime on private terms 9 busfeis 81
Sl:35-total, 68S bushels. = 80 .EsEl, "a
Wtedt.-Red, ~ bushels very inferior on private
Terms % bushels very inferior at 81 20; busheIs
az VI %; 164 bushels at 81 421 $50 bushels yery
good purple straw at el.s3l 50 bushels very fr r.
sior a. sLb 40 bushels very inferior at el.lo; ID
bushels very bad at aoc. |; 10 bushels common at
$t25 "a bushels inferior a. FL IS: 90 busheis NE
81 10 80 bushels very bad ct psc. ~ bushels rood
On private terms 80 bushels eliahtly damared at
si:s2s 30 bushels prime at 81 sstotsl, $50 bush
corn.--white. 2ss bushels prime on privats
terms 40 bushels good on private terms Ipe
bushels very good at 1885,; 3s bushels slightly
damp at 1c.-total, $40 bushsis. Mixed sso btlsi.
els very coed on private terms 50 bushels ut
7lc.- total, 200 bushels. af-e tE3 : .A.E
!. Odts.-42 bushels New Brunswick at $50. Ia
bushels prime at a7c. 80 bushels very good at
sec.-total, 2ss bushels. =
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