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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
HAPs AND MISHAP9.

Tho body of q female infant was found I'D inc
snow YESTERDAY al Second ave and Eleventh st.
Thomas Gilben's residence, No. 1H Bridge-st
BroohIyn robbed Of &ioa worth Of jeNeiV BY "es'
terdsy.
The store and goods Of Robert Sharp a. 90, corner
AZ Court and Csnost Brookn damaged yesterday morning
5000 BY IN. M.
Mary C. Miller the Confidence Queen p DR.. WOLF
the bortionist James Hughes who did not mnro n HA "
took their departure yesterday for Sing sing
VIM Walsh of No. 65 Marketst., while passing
No 81 south yesterday Knocked down and mao MS ns''
dsIocatsd By falling on him fro" the roof
Thomas Murray, age go of No. 80 Spring-sty wnlIe
sn tom Ssidnm emens evening en-, his throat With razor
san@s serious wound taken To Bellevue Hospital
Edward r. Blunt, an Englishman. age ~ died
yesterday st. Lake, Mosps .% Iosns surgical operation
Coroner Keenan, yesterday concluded the lnyesM-
,.tIou Ia The ca.e Of Wellington late o. NO 'o
aI wvfcund lying In an aeyway -, .. N. he's.
sr,c. o1dsh from fall rendered and DIXON was
discharged from custody. xx.x, -
while VIM. Lowell was driving his mare Village
GiIl yssir s "a tss sS1s
FOURTH Lowell thro.n cut re hoiss " . N
oiap With ths locomotive attached sewHavea uan' and was
instantly inled-
Commissioner Smith listened yesterday to 81 com
Rsrsnc NJ oppd sitting down Jolly elow Cabroon In st
Pou.en,h, inst Of sias on post hss ga 10 d.,s IA,
M hg IN ,o In an ora Pstronsn A. Connof OF the
Pre- chsVeI BY Rgsnnsn Kinney n anh.a
ga Bquor IN front Of saloon n "a~sl iee '"'s'
bat h. drank water Referred =,
The following are the losses and nsurances on tne
bniltpz No u wlamst damaged pre- % ,
sh. The bss'mfn Mt oeenp.i By sops rnoS +, IL sier
and cbacss oss on STOCK "sIer Sn Sr.gs
and ,uI sso ere SSS G.S: The i d ass
Antonio Eutenfa
.S IT,, f 40, Gs ..Iss s Sssas owned
b. J. A. Bshop, 4, damaged e2,ooo insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAe.

The Grand Lodge of the Knights OF Pythias
OF tho State Of NewYor held their second days session
Yesterday installed the Grand officers elect legsiated
upon applications for charters, dispensatons, and
kindred subjects, received various Committee reports
and appointed standing Committees for the ensuing
term. The Committee on Credentials and Returns TO
ported gratifying increase in the number OF members
and in the financial Of the Order During the
session q petition was received from the "Supreme
Pavilion, Pythian sisterhood" Of Newark, New-Jersey
asking formal alliance with the Order OF Knights OF
Pythias The petition was declared out OF order. ana
the application said to be unfavoraby regarded by tho
Grand Lodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
TILE COAL MIHERS, STRIKE.

ASHLAND, Penn, Jan. 27.-Thc miners strike
Sill continues, and although many attempts have been
made Ia conGliate the strikers and Matters
there IL not the least disposition 20 create peace and
uence operations again The strikers that the oper
hors are To blame aud the operators the OF the
eLrikeIs, and 10 H. difficult 10 determine which turb
ant hut to dsinteresed miners there IL not the least
doubt but that the operators would prefer have their
mines In operation again, II they were able Ia do
Inc suspension Will certainly last Tor indefinite time
az grand council ~ the WorkIngncn's Benevolent As
ISOLATION hig issuod orders Ia that onor The miners
cannot back down this edct they allowed "a
know the meaning Of H. The officers Of The Organization
arc sworn ~ secrecy, ana viii not dyulga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
LETTER FROM THE POPE.

Archbishop Spalding of Baltimore has re-
ceiyed during the past week. letter from His Holiness
Pope Plus IX expressing his satisfaction on reading
the resolutions of sympathy passed by meeting Of
Roman Catholics In Baltimore the 10th OF November
the day Archbishops return from the Ecumeni'
cal Council The following Ia translation from The
Catholic Mirror:
To Our Venerable Brother, Martin John, Arehbishop of
RoItiuOre Plus TX. Pope: Venerable Brother, Hediht
and ne Apostoiic Benedicf0n We congratulate you,
brother for this that your return was greeted
with those Indications Of Joy which, while they testify
that your flock with their whole heart sympatzed with
the fate their pastor at the same time redoent
~ the most devotion to the Church and To this See
of Peter We congratulate likewise the entire body OF
the Baltimore Catholics who, not satisfied with so bril-
liant All expression OF their hal pety, wished To avail
Themselves OF this occasion OF their meeting together
that they might, with one voice and In more
solemn manner, condemn and reprobate the
attempts by which have been despoiled Of
power And certainly al praise is due to the weight Of
reasons alleges with which they after tracing the char
acter OF outrage It's adjuncts purposes and arts and
the injury inflicted the whole Catholic family held
IL M To tho excavation Of all honest men, and showed
es ready to oppose the wicked attempt with all
their strength, and especially to obtain from God, by
20 great crime. with ito triumph OF Religion and Of
Justice now trampled under foot.
And while we are cons0ed end lifted up by those
most religious sentiments we rejoice that your Archi-
ton Of their faith, have deserved very well Of tho
Christian common wealth. which devotion certainly will
grateful heart augur TO You and 10 them the most
abundant reward, and AJAX you, venerable brother
that you would please 10 signify 10 all these sen
me1ts and good wishes In their behalf Meantime rs an
Astounding good VIII, we lovingly mpart 10 you and W
all your diocese the apostolic bcnedicton.
Given rom Rome al st. Peters, ths 22d day Of Deem
Der, In the year $780, Of Our Ponthcate the twenty
NTH Plus TX, Pom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

either according To the snaturc and aggravat0n OF
tho ceae The drst socon of the act OF Fen D, 1901
M IT, X stat at Large 1851, provides That inc seyea
courts Of the limited states and the several JUSTICES
Judges of such courts, within their rerpoc,'o
tions I'm addition 10 the authority already conferred
Inv law sha have power 10 grant wrts OF hancas
An nil cases where any person may be restrained OF s
or hcr liberty Am violation Of the Constitution, or OF any
treatv o law az the United States" The section theh
Goes On Ia nroyic az the application for the VIII ls
The hearing the penalties for not obeyng It, and appeals
from The final decson upon It, and concludes IA folows
and pending such proceedings or appeal ana mhu
Anal be rendered therein and after final Judg
ment OF discharge In the same, any proceeding against
sucb person alleged 10 be restrained OF his or her ND
any state for any matter thing heard and deter
mined or in process OF being heard and determined
under and by virtue OF such writ Of haDeaS corpus
sball be deemed null and void" -,
Nv the terms OF the warrant OF attachment, Gen. Neil
ia in custody not producing the body OF Casey before
the state Judge, and for not making any other return
than the made 10 the State writ OF hacas corpus
whether the retaining OF the body OF Casey and tho
making no different return 20 the writ be regarded az
acts by Gen. Ne omissions by him To 90 acE
he acted in retaining the body OF Casey and In refusing
10 produce him before the State Judge and in denying
the Jurisdiction OF the State Judge, and In not making
any return than the no did make In pursuance
his duty officer Of the Army OF tho United Stae
who under the laws OF the United States was charged
with the custody OF enlisted soldier OF the army
and bound O maintain such custody as against tDe
unlawful interference Of State Judge He acted there
fore pursuance OF law Of the United states, WITH
meaning of the seventh section OF the act OF 1858
the United States within the meaning OF the last
tho Act of 1857 This Court IL therefore bound 70 ds
charge him from custody In which he Is now heu ny
virtue of the warrant OF attachment. .'.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
GERMAN CITIZENS PROTESTING AGAINST THE
EXPORT OF ARMS.

Meetings have recently been held by Ger
man citizens in Milwaukee, Chicago St. Louis, Daven-
port Detroit, and other Western Cities 10 protest against
the export alton Of arms from the United States to
France At one Of these meetings, resolutions were
adoped denouncng the Government for not preventing
the sbipmcnt Of to the enemies OF Germany ana
at another resolutions adopted declaring mat the
(ermans withdraw their sympathy from the Adm nlstra
ZION under which this is allowed. similar meeting
was held in Cincinnati, on "Wednesday last speeehes
vere made by Judge stalo, Emil Rothe Col Tsfel snt
Dr. Bruehl Judge Stallo read the following elegrum
from Senator Carl Schurz
Jan. rs, 1871
ToJB srALe Sales Of arms By the Government are dsontns
Communicate the German meeting tonight T. schuh
A resolution OF thanks to Mr. Schurz was passed by
the meeting; also the following:
>.olred That wsee between Germany
France has prolonged most manner by The shi1ans
of Americas rms nd munitions Of 70 France and,
been taken from Untei states reass
With the Of the United states and
Hreas the Unei States by s conduct 10 TIE
Alabama CABS nsurrocton ha proven that
spects neutrality and, -, - n
Uuied States ard the European Pow
70 the shove named Idea OF neutahyi
Indignation the Aeton me
United because this action contradiction 70 he sones'
.utrh services Of the Germans In saving the Union
from being pied under foot"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

similar % tho Howard Mission ON the East SIDE Io
morrow tIr Rev j. Hyatt Smith will preach his snow
ball" sermon. .
The Rev. John p. Luudy, ID. d., Rector OF
tho Church Of tho Holy Apostles, corner twenty
eglith-st. and NInthaye win deliver sermon ON tne
Mystery OF Goodness" tomorrow evening Inc DOC
tor IA Past Grand Chaplain Of the Grand Lodge Oh fen
syvana; and, the sermon In delivered ~ ue IoJs
OF several prominent Masons VIII nave points Vi
speclal interest TO the Masonic Order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.


A concert in aid of st. AIMS Free Church
for Deaf Mutes win he given at stonway Hall Monday
evening.
The Rev. Robert Collycr of Chicago VIII
lecture before the Mercantile Library Association next
Tuesday evening AT stclnway Hail. His subject Is
"Coar Grit" The lecture has been doliNofcu III
New-York.
A live childrcn's meeting IL held every sun
day At the Laght st. Baptist MISSION an Institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
PROMINENT ARRIvALs

Fifth-Ayenue HotelThe Hon ID ~ sa Russia,
xesterdayr the Hon Smith n. Weed Plattsmmrgn, y. =,
en Doubleday, u Al and D. y = ccsannectic9 Gen.
O. r. stark OF BOSTON, md Gen. H. !. he,h ho " Chinese
- Holman Housc-C. Koopmanschap, tue a. III.
Emigration Agent. =-== Brevoort houso-"' vs. -
fany OF the u. \. Legation at Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

BRONcHITIs.-THE USUAL SYMPTOMS OF THIS
pxAsx ARE CouGH LUsss THROAT HoAns.
Sx. DIFFICULTY B.sArHHs HECTIC FxvxR, srrrrxs o.
PHlsax MATER BLOOD. IT EyArrAroH
OF TIE WHOLE OF TEE Wild
TUBE, OR Ala EVERY PART o, TEE
LusGs JarsE. IMMEDIATELY sUSPREssRs rnn
CouGH PAN INFLAMMATION PyvnR DIFFICULTY o, DasArz
ISo PRODUCES rrPEcroaArsss AND ETvscIs
SPEEDY cuRa SOLD By DKuGGIsrs
BIUNDERs AND BROKEN HOPES mar the peace
Who talent succeed and 10 happy PHRssoLosi
Broadway viii show each bis true place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
IAnssanemeos
BURNETT's CoCoAINE-Th best Hair dressing

"BURNErr's SUPERIOR FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
IS ,,e. are strictly srAsp.Rp AMI Uniform quality"
IPARE TnyosD, Twenty hntst and brssdway
Sold them for yesrs- Growing In favor" :, o.,
Chamber q. and Forty -seesnds n. and Broad
Por sale By al srt-e.ss and Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
LATEST SHIP kEPA

DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH,RLKsros c. jan 2Arved, sehrA Ida Richardson, from
Baltimore; Ida RIPLEY. from Havana
LEwrs Del jan 3In schr H. Bsier from Pensacola
for Neu.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER

. no., ao,r Tl., p-r WI
Fnv-yosr, ''ouh TNef vs. H.. 81 a ~, pi1 W.
Jan. H. III 3hW wv; Jan -" Tl1 NJ W.
1ltT NV y \ W
40 OlJe. ". III - srataj suo,v
Ry,nnEs-M Minimum VI Thermometer TO- Lo. s Ia Tan
nd haii III, mn ~ storm of Jan 20 and a. inc nrs. 1
a. rs o. thermometer ut a. HI, 40; p m'' W. q" y
M. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
DRUNKARD, STOP!

Statistic. show men unfrsqoeBsy the vey eoves
Youth and the sbs Of the learned
professions Drunsr annually begets all other
crimes Young wife out Of doom 70 arye steal to beg
to die daily newspaper press and all Tie dreadful deeds
tina. shock every humanity Drunkenness 10 the bottom Of
them all
In vain are Temperance formed ibis mighty dsvasts
ton II IL dses,e-an sdeyournz diseAsand DO
stopped BY societies. pledges churches than the black vonh
But. thanh Hssren there CURR-snd Is in sedieiss-s
Sure Safe, and Permanent Cure 10 based On seaess
principles
God and Nature eonsprcd give for al dseas We
will su The whole Medical Profession Of Europe and
America will agree seass senscd or isheh<
and that. being disease it 90. be snreL
C. C. BEERS D. formerly Boston, hss cured Thousands Of eAsss
Of long standing baal Drunkenness - That
the pcrssn Peisoaoas alcoholic spirits haa
tender nus;ng baAs-
Pr farther insasies call once No u Ba TwerAss Fev
York City send stamp for Circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

AN opportunity, that all lovers of the high
ioin OF dramatic art would do wisely to improve.
De onefed this evening at the stadt Theaterwhers
As"s AsSie soebseh win enact 0yetehe., jn Goe,bes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Farm for Sale.

vINHE subscriber offers for sale his DIV ELLlNG
L HOUSE. STABLE, and FARM, containing
>evru acre, 81 excellent iutCryalc land. The
House H. OF modern style, one and hah story,
huilt but A few wears sincc. and ia GOOD repair
ear the buildings will bc sold with as small q lot
n mAy he wanted.
The above place viii hc sold cheap IL applied for
soon.
Also for sale. a hack lot one mile from the VII
lasc. embracing a wood lot and hay farm, which
cuts about D. tons % hay, with a barn thereon,
which will Doe sold AZ low rate.
!. J. PARTRIDGE.
Rumfprt Centre. MARCH, l., ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Farm for Sale !!

'JNHE subscriber desiring to so West wants io
| sell hl. farm situated IN DiNteld village con
taining ~ acres. about equally divided into past
mr., and tjllaEe the tillagc land being level, cut
> ton, Of hay also - acres OF pasture AMI wood
Land luc mile from the house have put IN about
acre al CJJnbcrric, aud the chance 10 put IN ~
acre, cannot be- cNcellcd a never failing stream
~ water runs through the field. The buildings
an iu good repair, consist Of story house, eli
and ,hcd. barn with cellar. and shed attached ID
barn in the Ell j. excellent well 81 water, mat
bs,ncy,r failed This a rare chance for am
one ushing FOR the privilege of living IN be auti
ntl village. Price, $4,000. For further par
licul4r~, enquire oi The subscriber on the premi'
-. \ :. FRENCH
pixGpil March 10Th. ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Farm for Sale.

v,IIE subscriber oilers his farm FOR sale situated
4 in Milton Plantation, on Concord River sald
farm consists Of over leo acres OF goou l1nu' oI
which about a. acres il inteUvsle, suitable for
uiasc and moving jt generally cuts about ~ tons
of good hay, which is mostly cut with Moving
Machine. Also, there Is young orcharu OF ABOUT
.ill yoiur apple trees beginning % bcar-l'afty
rrnAed fruit. sufficient wood and timber ana
PASTURE handy 90 a goodnew Scho house handy
h. saw mills, Single mill, and gri>t MILL Gpod
ueN. large aud commcdous buildings, I'D GOOD re
n,ir AT modern ,t,le and finish good never fail
tpr we'll, oi water and other ways completely
v4terrd in "a good ncjghborhood. For further
particulars, enquire OF the subscriber ON the
i,r.p,i.,. j. u. SPOkFORD.
NM I,l.nL.tl.n s..nt alth. l..n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31

BENZ PREPARED ENPEE'~.N iOE I'M
ABOVE COMPLAINTS. ~ Blood Funny No. fu.
psitic. are greater than any other FrrpaIaIi'u 60
Sar.aparilll. 10 gives the Complexion q Clear
and Healthy Color and RtetoTc- the patient 9" o.
tate OF Health aud Purity. FOR PultIl ing ut"
Blood, removing all Chronic Con,titDt"E'u Do
eases arising from an impure stale ~ HE Hood
and the only Reliable AMI Efrciual known krmr
dy for the Cure Of Pains amt SWELLING oi th'
bones. alterations Of the Throat and Leg, Bl"''lt
e., Pimplcs un the Face. ETysipca and all = al'
Ertptiuns uf the skin, and Be ulii!u nv tl' "m
plcNiun. PRICE, 81 ~ PER BOIllE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
| |,

uFINEoLI'~ EXTRACT ~ tEt o. bit-
REIry AMP BLOOD IT Rltl ~, and 'utr- all
Disc. So arising from habit "t dissipation, Hn'
.'.cc---, and mPrudcnce, 900 iiir. impmi''r- 'i
lac, Bl.r,,i etc. surer-,,Iug tortiba 300 anr u"n-
lot which 70 D. u,r,l aud >yphiiIir aIr' t", - BOO
.h,.-r ,Ii.ta.,- usr,l ut c.tl.rJtIuu With M Vi
BDLD'- RO>E WASH
LADIES.
IN many affection peculiar o. /. dice. tt. o..
r,ct BiIruu D. uu,puuiI.d Dos goo, 'Ih"f Eru.,i.
- 600 hlotu-i, or Retention. irfc-uiIffi tWluI
It-~ 90 ~uVplr. -iou 80 CUSTOMARY I'I'"HiH"-t
!r,r!ttr,i ur >rhutu- -ja.r cd thr i.It-. l.'u
.utthua 90 White >trtlhD, and iuI ali com.
..lliut. iucil,nt tn the -cN. Uhrthri .ri-'i- uni
u discretion ur hHbit- OF dis-ipat GOA. u BE- lr'
,cubt extensively bl TIE moot eminent pin '"i.ur
and ni!WIc- Tor euIct, al.i ,ivii'.. nt. q 600.
ti,us e both ,rNc- aui 30 90 tiicud,', ,.tu
uny ui tie above Di-cn-c- ur symptoms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Farm for Sale.

INARM Tor sale IA North Norway, containing
/ about TO acres OF land. well divided into
nrlds. can bc seen from the house, buildings not
very old house ell and barn connected good wa
ter: a splendid view OF the White Mountains
good wood. lo: of white birch and poplar. near =
mill privilege ,vhcrc 10 night o. worked into staVe
or >a!t boxes. Payment. one half can hc DELAYED
on -ccuritv >.W PIERCE.
Mar. .W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
For Sale.

r AND situated within three-fOult tn OF mile
II from Bethel TIN. and one mile from Grand
Trunk Depot, 10 wit Que Meadow Lot about ten
acres of il cleared and in grass, the balance Is a
heavy growth OF Cedar and Hard Wool; nice
Sugar Orchard. containing about sixteen acres,
mostly old growth naples; also u wood lot of my
acres.
The above will be sold in whole or separate.
Address {. l. kIMBALL, Portland, Me, or
NJ. {. kIMBALL, Bethel, Me.
Mar - ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
The Patent American Clothes
Washer.

Manufactured at Saccarappa, Me, is the most
perfect Irachine in the market,--cOnstruetion sim
pie, substantial and durable. 10 injury 10 tho
clothes. \ child can work il. Single Tubs only
81 For sale by Counties and Towns, by
IL. y BICkNELL, Buckhehl, Me.
AGENTS WANTED Feb p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Henry Il. HeimbOid's Genuine
Preparations,

Delivered to any address Secure from ob'er'
tuition. ..,,.,,>,ry
YEARS. Sold by Druggists every where Az
dress letters for Information, IN confluence, ~
HENRY L. nELMBOLD, Druggist and cheIhis'i
ONLY Depots: ii. I. HELMBoLD'S Drug anu
Chemical Warehouse, No. 594 Broadway, J. OF
10 II. T. HELMBOLUS Medical Depot, loi SCUM
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASH ron
ngyRYT RRLNBOLDSi Take no OTFA6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Cure for Female Weakness.

fT,UIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE, made from
i an Indian recipe, is entirely vegetable, and is
certain cure. l;y sending a threc.cent postage
rtamp will send you my circular with testimoni.
ais Manufactured and sold by Mrs. Linus Bel
cher Randolph, Mass. Sold by Geo. c. Goodwin
Z Co, Rust Bro Il Bird, Weeks 4 Potter, Boston,
Mass, Mrs. Lucy \. Macomber No Jay, Me, near
HE depot and by all Druggists. Price one dollar
lIsr bottle. sIn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
{ }
HIT. HELMBULD's EXT Bttht
Cures Diseases arising from ImPrudrh-
,rn. Habit. OF DIssIpatIOn, etc,

I'm an their ,tage-. al ltlc cApcn.c lIt'l. "r 800
ch ingc ia diet NO Inconvenience, and uo ~ ">utr.
10 ,ais - frequent ,tr~iic, aud giNc- strength %
I'riuatt. thereby rcmoy ing distractions, Prevent.
ing and Curing structures ot the lT'thra, AlIiylnE
Pain and Inflammation, - frequent ln thl- rlNf-
Of di.eases, and eNpellng the Poi~onou, matter
Thousands who have been thc victim, % lnr"m-
rcirut rrr,on-. and who have PAID heavy fee 9"
be rure,l IN a short time, have found they have
heed deceived. AMI that the Poison" has. Co., .Ar
use Of powerful astriugcnt~,' been dricd up 100
the system, 10 break ont IN a more agra, Hir'i
form aud perhaps after Marriage
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BltlIl t"r AT
Affections and Disease of the ruarN OtYu-,
whether existing ia Male or Female, nom What
ever cause originating. aud no matter ut hoV long
standing PRICE, OH DOLLAR ANb nm 'tHi,
pEs BpIfLL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
| }

Full and explicit directions accompany the
medicines.
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
character furnished on application, with hundred.
Of thousands Of living Witnesses, and NJ ward 81
~ O00 unsolicited certificates and rccOmmeudsiOiy
LETTERS many OF which are from highest sonlees'
including eminent Physicians, Clergymen, Sthte''
men, etc. The proprietor has never resorte' 10
their publication in the newspapers; he does not
do this from the fact that his articles rank So
Standard Preparations, and do not need ~ DC
nrnnncd IN hY certificates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Pensions. = 1912.

yINhc surviving officers, enlisted and drafted men,
i including Militia and Volunteers OF the Mill.
tary and Naval service Of the l. :, who served 90
DAYS in the war of lsl2, and were honorably dis
charged, AMI their surviving widows. if married
prior Ia the close OF said war, entitled pen
siOns of s. per month. The undersigned will pros
eru,e all claims. SHAW x kIMBALL.
PaaiS Hill Me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Rare Chance

coo A DAY easy made selling our Prize
oZO ENVELOPES. Gold, silver and
greenbacks. Every nth cOntaing from cents TO
80, Send y cts. and stamp for sample 10 agents.
600. Agents wanted. Address j. CL0UGlI 4
90, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Net profit,

Net profit, S5.2j
Balance in favor Of sheep. -. 50.
Tie said that lie should be in favor of
Keeping sheep. as it was attended with
less labor and larger income He re
tered 10 the New York associated dairy.
Ing. allowin. the net income of IA extra
good cow to be seven or eight dollars
outset
Mr.. \. r. Cole said he thouh, We lid
not take pains enough in getting improved
stock. and that We were behind other
towns in this respect.
Mr. +. Jewell said The question was so
broad that we had hardly touched upon
il. and if il was not so late would like 10
make some remarks. and would ut some
future meeting ifihey would lay The ques-
tiOn on the table. lie says there is money
in raising horses. and also in raising beef
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
Notice.
Hieskell's Magic Salve
CURES
letter! letter! letter
yTCY, ITCH! ITCH!

Ervsin.l,s Scald Head Ringworms, Ulcers,
Burns. salt Rheum. Chllblains, sealds, PIN
pies, Blotches, Frosted Limbs, infamed
Eyes, Piles, and all Eruptions Of skin.
sa-warranted to cure or money refunded,
For sale vail Druggists and country stores
bv d. b. SAWYER, South Paris; +. stephens, Bry'
ants Pond: + T.. Rand & CO., \. q. Tinkham
Locke's Mills. 49,
+. b. HIEsKELL, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
Ian 27 1871. ~