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Latest from France.

On Monday last, Rochefort, editor OF
the Marseilleis. was arrested by the Gov
eminent, and Paris is again in connection.
Barricades ale thrown up. the people out
in force. and the troops trying TO quell the
excitement. This may &c the last feather
in the weight OF tyranny of the Emperor,
which may break his back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11

LIFE has few CHARMS for the DySpeptic
which Is not to be wondered at when we
take into account the amount of bodily
and mental suffering that this tresSing
malady generates. The Peruvian Syrup
Ga proioxide OF ironl has cured thousands
who were suasSiug from this disease.
MANY persons suffer with sick headache
and nervous headache, usually induced
by coStiyeness, Indigestion. &c. Such
persons will find relief, ii not cure, by
keeping the bowels open with small doses
of Parsons Purgatiye Pills
Ii you would have a desirable head of
hair and retsin il. use Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover. the most wonder
full discovery OF modern times.
Have YOU iniiammatorv sore throat.
stiff POINTS, or lamenesS from any cause
whatever Have YOU rheumatism or other
pains in any part Of the body? If so, use
''JohnSon's Anodyne Liniment. Our
word for it, it is the best pain killer in
this country
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The Worst PILES Cured.

wish 70 spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use OF DR. HARgIsON'S PER
ISFALTlC LOLENGE> I have suffered years
from The worst Piles. l UsED EVERYTHING To
NJ PURPOSE, until found The Lozenges in less
than month was cured, and have only TO resort
% theu when costiveness RETURNS and always
nnd instant relief. :. o. NEAL For sale at No.
/ fremont Temple, Boston, by Z. \. HARRISON
co, Proprietors, and by al Druggists Mailed
for ID cents
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In Norway, Feb. jth by Rev L. ii. Tabor, Mr..
George W. Bonney and Mrs. T.. L. Davis both OF
Norway.
Dsnvlle u. sampson and Miss Jane &. Fogg, both
Of Buckheld.
In RumforJi Feb. 81 inst, by Rev. j. Eliiot,
assisted by the Rev +. GROWER, Mr.. Josiah X.
Elliot and Miss Lucinda G.. Howe, both of Rum
ford.
At Rumfoni Centre, Feb. sth, by Henry NJ
Colby, ESQ, Mr.. James W. Thomas, Jr., ana Miss
Francis r. Pil,sbloW, both OF Rumford.
In Portland, Feb. 5!h, Hon. Thomas IL. Reed and
Mrs. susan T.. Jones, both Of Portland.
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W0terford,

\ very pleasant social gathering took
place. ON the nth ult. at the house of the
subscriber, of his friends and pariShion-
erS, who left behind them in money and
other substantial gifts, abundant cvi-
dence of their kind regard May the
Lord bless them a6undantly ''in the city
and in the field, in their basket and in
their store. and establish them holy
people unto Himself
JOHN A. DOUGLASS.
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In the Legislature, ca Monday,
petition al The Selectmen of Byron, Dix
field, Rumlord and Andover. for aid to
repais bridges in said Byron was referred
TO Committee on State Lands, &c. /;
petition Of Alexander Berry and others
for an act to prohibit the taking Of fish in
Porter and Hiram, was referred, and Mr..
Cleaves presented the petition of b. W.
Stockwell, Of Mexico, in aid of railroad
charter from Lewiston to Rumiord; re
ferred TO Committee on Railroads. Pc
tition of John J. Perry and others for .
Superior Cou't for the counties Of Oxford.
Androscoggiu aud Franklin. was referred.
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Editorial and Selected Items.

On Tuesday we were visited with ~
old fashioned Northeast Snow storm, &C
companied with high wind which drifted
the snow badly. The roads had to be
broken out on Wednesday and travel was
interrupted for the day.
-Plummer is out with his Card for
February. lie is live man. His adj
sertising draws business from all parts Of
the County.
The Norway Dramatic Club, viii
give one Of their pleasing entertainments
at Concert Hall, Norway. on Tuesday eve
ming next. Feb 18th, when Dora will
be played, with My Neighbours Vile"
There has been some delay in get
ting the Stock JoarrsGl TO our subscribers /;
they will come all right, in time
Norway Academy will have spring
term. See advertisement
See advertisements of High School at
South Paris.
zen. Kimball is improving, but still
confined To the house.
Our correspondents must be patient
Deferred articles will appear rs soon as
we can find room.
Drifts Of snow from five TO ten feet
in depth are every where visible this
week
Our Representative the Legislature,
II Z. Hammond, Esq. was called home
last Friday by the sudden and severe
sickness Of his eldest daughter We are
glad 10 be able 10 announce that she is
improving. Mr.. IL. will return to his
Legislative duties next Monday.
"A Minnesota juror addressed note
70 the Judge in which he styled him ''on-
cradle Jug"
Rev. c. Parker of Canton. has re-
ceiy,d and accepted call 10 the pastor
Rte Of the church at South Norridgewock
Among the nominations sent TO the
Senate Friday. by the President, were
the following Charles r. Whidden
Collector of Customs al PaSSamaquoddy 4;
Vim. IL. Sargent, Collector OF Customs
a, CaStine
The Bath Times SAYS that the legisla-
tive temperance committee will shortly
report bill making it mandatory on po-
lice officers aud constables 10 enforce the
Prohibi;ory Law. and that Senator Lang,
the chairman of the Committee, will make
a vigorous speech in support oil the bill,
Rev. George \. Tewkesbury of Port
land has accepted 4 call from a Congre-
gational Society in Plymouth. Mass. a, a
salary of $500 per annum. He tender
cd his resignation to the West Congrega-
tional Church, Portland, on SUNDAY.
1t is reportelthat Simms and Mcguire
two OF the Bowdoiuham bank robbers.
made their escape from the State prison
by digging through the walls. They
were subsequently retaken and carried
back one OK them receiving in his
efforts TO resist capture a shot in the
arm.
In addition 70 the appointments in
our County, last week, are the follow
Ing Marshall Walker, Lowell and Isa.
ac c. Fellows. Fryeburg,J p. Q. Moses
S. NoultOn. Porter. Dedimus Justice ;
Hiram A. Ellis. Canton. Trial Justice.
$. F. Deane. Welchville, writes the
Maine Farmer that be (or she) is new
beginner at butter making. but made four
hundred pounds between the 22d OF
March and November. from one new
mitch Cow, one farrow Cow. and two
year old heifer.
Or. q. NJ. rwi;chell, Dentist, Bethel,
Me, l. the only Dentist in Oxford County
who uses Folsom's Patent Packing Ridge
on Rubber Plates. 1t is of the greatest
benefit.
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G.. A. r. At the meeting of the De-
partment OF Maine, held in Portland,
Monday. the following officers were
elected -
Commander-Ge Charles P. Mattocks
OF Portland.
5. V. Communicates Charles W.
Tilden, of Castine.
J. V. Communicable George A.
Parker, of Lewiston.
Med, observation-disclosures Surgeon SAM
uel B. Morrison, OF Bangor.
Chaplsin-Rcv, y. w T. Root, OF
Portland.
Council of Administration-Gen VI. F.
Wentworth. Kittcry; Capt George Prince
Bath; Capt. 7. s Faunce. Lewiston
Capt. F. E. Small, Bangor; Lieut. \. c.
Hubbard, Bucksport
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Twenty-Five Years Practice

a the rrcataent Of Diseases isoideht to Females,
has placed DIR DOW AZ the bead of all physicians
making such practice \ speciality, and enables hin,
70 guarantee = speedy AMI permanent cure in the
worst eascs Of Suppression and all other Hcnstru-
al D,-1nSe=cr;s from ,cRd;srer cavss. Al letters
for advice mast contain ell Oaice No eESDI
corr sTRBET, BosroS
B.-Boarl furnished TO those desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
Bostan, July ,ilsi9. "
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IucSNla.

The exercises last Friday evening ccn-
sisted OF defamation by Charles Black,
and a continuation of the discussion of
the Capital Punishment question, by Rev.
z. Thompson, Sidney Perhsm, and j, ).
Hobbs, in favor of the abolishiug OF the
death penalty. and +, E. Shaw and S. d.
Hutchinson. in the neg.
The essay by Miss Sarsh J. Prcntiss
was deferred TO next Friday evening, at
her request. Defamation by Luther
c. Howe. Discussiou-"Sh Should Corporal
punishment in oarschocls, be aboEshed''
J. s. Hobbs AFT, ). II. Hutchinson, neg.
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EAST SUMSER.-A meeting was held
on Tuesday evening orlast week. to hear
Maj. Deering speak on Temperance. As
he Was not able to be present. on account
of cold, addresses were made by Rev
Allen Barrows, Erwin Robinson, Esq,
Isaac Cushman, Esq. and others.
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II e saih hat f.a,..ra Bar. ha. nesn,,.r eftect

his said that calisaya Bark has peculiar effect
upon the liver, and guards the system against dis
eases by exposure and irregular diet. II Is con-
eeded that the great success of the wonderful
PLANTATION BITTERs, which, previous to our
late unhappy difficulties, was found inmcsi south
ern homes, was owing the extract Of Caiisaya
Bark which il contained IS one of the principal
ingredients In confirmation ofthis we have heard
one of our distinguished Ply scians remark, that
whenever he felt unwell from ordinary detetic or
atmospheric cause, he invariably relieved himself
nv PLANTATION BrrrEHs. We speak advisedIy
when we say that we know Il 20 be the best and
most popular medicine in tie world.
M.GNoJI, WATER "A ,elisbtf,l ,oilet o,t;
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Wanted.
Freedom Notice,

Thu j. 10 Ger; Is that | have this day given my
son, FREDERIC 4. CoLE, the remainder al his
minority 10 do and act for him elf, without inter
ference irum me. And hereby notify the public
that shall claim none OF his wages or pay any
debts of his contracting from and amer this date.
H. O.. COLE.
N,ryysy Yah al. $50
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Maine Central Railroad.
SPECI1L NOTICE.

DiSsENGERS from oxford County coming
/ from stations on the Grand Trunk Railroad
above Dauville can reach Augusta by the Main
Central Railroad from Danyile 10 Winthrop, ana
thence by Stage TO Augusta. Stage leaves Win.
ihrcp on arrival of afternoon train from Danvills
Trains leave Danville at 2 10 I. NJ, or on arrival
Of train from Portland.
Through tickets TO Augusta are sold at Danvllt
EDWIN MOVES, Supt
Jan. -, 1899.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11

MAGNOLIA wATER--A delightful toilet arti
Gle superior to Cologne and at half the price.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

SAD CAsE OF DRowNrsc. "A lovely
little boy about seven years Of age, con
Of Mr.. Yves, and grand son Of Mr. VIM.
Neal, Of Meals Island, was drowned of
the Island on Sunday morning last. Az
his urgent rcques, DO was taken in a
buggy by young man who dove down
10 water the horse in the river, the horse
go; entoDgled in the check rein and
Stumbling, fell and threw The young man
out Of 1.-THE buggy uud stunned him for a
moment. The child was also thrown
out a, the same time, and had aOaled
down 10 the strong current before The
young man recovered sufficiently 10 save
him. Tho horse was also Crowned and
footed down with the buggy some dis
lance and vas caught. The body OF the
child was found on Monday at the foo!
Of Meals Island, = Rarksrs6Hrg Gazette.
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Ymportnut Decision.

Judge McCandlcss, Of tha District
Court Of the United States, nov sitting
in WilliOmspOrI, has delivered an impor-
tanl decision as TO the liability Of mark
ct gsrdeners TO pay license os brokers'
Tho decision was ia The case OF man
near Will;amspOh, who cultivated forty
Ocres of land, the produc! OF which he
sold 10 thot city without license. The
decision Of The court is that he musItake
out license 10 DO so. This case was
brought before the court more for the
purpose OF q test case than 10 punish the
defendant
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Huos SNAKE "A few days ago, dog
belongiog 10 Mr.. Thomas Nolan attacks
ed large rattIesnak0 on tn farm Of that
gentleman, near Weston; and after quito
battle the dog wos declared the victor
having killed lis opponent, His snake
ship was u fee! long, l2 inches 10 cir
cumfsreuce at the thickess pert of his
body, snd carried SS o caudal appeudOge
81 faltles aud button-lhe Oldest rat.
tlesnako killed in this, neighboFhoOd for
several years.-- WESTON Democrat
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NOTICE mol CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of Robert Mitchell, decd:
TN pursuance of decree of tie Circuit Court
IL Of Mason county. made in cause therein
pend ng 10 subject The teal estate Of the said
Robert Mitchell TO the payment Of his debts,
you are required 10 present your claims against
the said Robert Mitchell for adjudication to F.
W. Sisson, Commissioner his office, in the
said county, on or before the 18th day Of Aug
uJt, 1870
Witness: W. W. Harper, Clerk ofsaid Court
this 3Dlh day OfJune, 1870.
W. W. HARPER, Clerk,
jn30-6w by F. y, Sisson, Deputy.
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sBERIFF.s SAFE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
James Cap .hart. Exeeutcr
Of James csPehart de'd. 10 debt. &

Joseph s. DowTey.
PURSUANT TO an order ofthe eirenis cocr
/ Of Mason county. West Va. rendered &:
the February serm, 1870 in the above baScd
cause will sell at public auction NJ theIroas
door Of tiIe Court House Of said Mason counsg,
ON Saturday, -soth day Of JaIY, 1870.
to fhehighest bidder for one third eSshir,hsna
and the balance on credit DISK and tSaire
months taking bond'and good security baaviaE
interest from ,datr Of sale for the deferred II.
stallments and reserving the title as fnthef
security.
Lot No. IS on Sd; Lot No. 2s on horton
street; Lot No. I5'on Front street below cen.
ter; Let No. 5 on Fropt street below ccriier:
Lots No. 10, Is. Hand 10 on Brown street all
Of said lots are situatedin Mason City ,w,aggeu.
er Township in Mason county the ,ame being
tho resl estate of the defenddDt JOSEPH Dow
ery 10 satisfy plaintiffs claim Of s3 go .T7loo
with legal interest from the 26fh day o. Pebra-
airy, 1870, and the costs Of hiis suit.
Reference maJ be had 70 the papers in this
cause for n description Of said lands
June 3O-td G.SHREWsBURYy Sheriff.
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upon Che FLOWING terms, to-wit:
One fourth Of purchase money cash IN
hand and tHeresidIe 10 be paid in six and
twelve months, with interest from day of sale;
taking from the purchaser bond and good secu
rity for the deferred payments and retaining
the legal title as further security.
Some Of the tracts will be divided into lots
and sold separately to suit the convenience OF
purchasers.
These are the finest bodies OF land in tie
county, many of them being well improved
and,in goou state Of cultivation, with build.
ings. barns. onthduses, orchards, DC, on them.
While some the tracts are the finest impro
we'd farms in the county or State, others are
fne bodies ofcosl and riincrRl lands.
The title to them is clear and unqnestiona'
blc Any inflammation desired concerning
them will be promptly given upon writing to
the undersigned at Cabell Q. H.. W Va, or to
Jos. s. Miller, Clerk Of the Circuit Court at
same place. T. B. KLINE,
June 20 4w Special CommissiGner
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'm, Gill. ct. al, I
Elizabeth Gill, ct. al.
Extract from Dccrecl.

Extract from Decrecl
A Nd the Court doth further order that F.
~ W. Sisson, Master Commissioner Of this
Court, do take, state, and report an account
showing who are the parties in interest and
their proportion in The proceeds Of said sale,
after deducting the costs Of this suit and the
proceedings under tho orders of this Court.
Commissioners Office. June SOth, 1870.
The parties in interest will please take no.
tics that have fixed upon the 90.h day OF Ju.
", 1870, at the Clerks Office, Circuit Court Of
Mason county to asc ertain and report the fore
going requirements.
F. W. sISs0N, Master com'r
June 3O..4w.
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NorIcE ro CREDITORS.

To the creditors of Esom n. Riggs, dc'd:
N pursuance ola decree of the Circuit Court
! Of the county of Mason, made in n cause
therein pending to subject the real estate Of the
said Esom H Riggs to the payment Of his debts.
you are required TO present our claims against
the said Esom II. Riggs for adjudication TO F.
W Sisson, Commissioner. at his Office in the
said county on or before the l7th day Of Aug.
ust, 1870.
Witness: W. ". Harper. Clerk of said Court
this Both day Of June. ls7O.
". W HARPER. CLERK.
in9O-6w by F. W. Sisson, Deputy.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
oryALUAsLR
Farming, Timb,.r and Mineral Lands,
In Cabell AID Lincoln Counties,
WEST VIRGINIA.
H.Hartley Z CO..
Ia ohancerY.

=, T. A'."'' In chapeery.
IN pnrsusRee Of a-dseree Of the Circuit Court
OF CabeIl county, West Virginia made and
entered on tbe Iltli dag Of May, $40, in the
above entitled cause, the undersigned. Special
.Commissioner. who was thereby aPPointed'for
the purpose, will proceed 70 sell on tile
lar DAY OF AgeSsT. lCqO.
Al me front door of the Court Honse, in Bar
louisville, in said county Of cAbeni atpuolic
auction to the highest bidders, the following
named tracts Of lsnd. or SO much o. sofnany
tbereofas may be necessary To- pay the seVeIai
sums Of money specified in said decree. togetn'
er with the expenses OF said suit, towit:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
George W. Moredock. adm'rl
,,,... !, rs c.,5,r 8, In ohane'Fy'
JaIuVs n OUWuIIt YV'
Extract from Decree.

JdIue5 ShNulh1 W. J
Extract from Decree,l
TT is adjudged. ordered and dcerecd, that
L this cause be referred to Master oommisS.
Toner r. W. Ssson. with dirsctinns to convene
the creditors OF said estate, and state, settle,
and report an account shewiHg
LIST. An account Of the administration of
the personal assets in The hands oil the Ad.
ministraLor.
Cd An account showing separately the am.
cunt due and owing by said estate to each Of
the said creditors, requiring strict proof from
each Of them.
81 A statement showing The amount value,
and descriptions tho real! estate owned By
tile said inlestate at the time Of death land
such other ard further accountas he may deem
pertinent or as may be required by any ofthe
parties to this suit.
Commissioners Office, June 3oll,, 1870.
The parties to the above suit will take no.
tlce that have fixed upon the 10Th day of AI'
gust, 1870, at my office in the Court House Of
Mason county, to ascertain the foregoing re.
9niremcnts. F. W. SISSoN, Mast. Com.
To the Creditors of John Powell, dc'd.
In pursuance Of the above decree You arere.
quired to present your claims against the said
John Powell for Adjudication, 10 F. W. Sisson,
Commissioner, at his office on or before the
18th day of August. 1870.
Witness: W. W. Harper. Clerk Of said Court,
this 30.h day Of June 1870.
jn30. 4w By F. W. Sisson Deputy.
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An ancient and interesting relic of
Melhodistn has come into the possession
Of Rev. w. H. BooIe, Of New York City.
1t is the old church Bible from which
the Rev. Samuel Wesley aud John Yves
ley, tho founders Of Methodism, preach
cd in Epwotth. and which remained 10
theft parish for over 100 years.
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