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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-10
OUR TABLE.

The Atlantic, Tor N1rca. has a great variety
OF inte.e,lil. lustttr. rherc L. a poem by Wajt'
tier AMI one by ~ u. II DWELL, an article on john
Ws,icy a s'rvlule o tlc second Part Of Faust.
bv BAyt-d rayIo-.1 No. of ''OIr Whispering
gallery is very interesting. AMI there are other
attractions VIA "a ms&c this quite a readable NJ.
of this popular m,a;h'y PIbli,hed by James r
O,sood K Co. Boston.
our Young Folks opens with picture OF
.Flio.rti sbbr.." 90 whom Elizabeth iham gives
"a, an ama-,u; ,Ae.ch; J I. Trpwbddsc'- ,tor,
j. continued; there l. al illustrated article on
Volcanoes a1i t,eysers;" and there are poems
aud stories Ia great variety. "Our Noaas Con
tIlbu,ors~ furni N some amusing skc;che, aud an
e,loie,, "rde Esenin; Lump" contains a dec.
l1mttipn, REFUSES. enigmsS, charades &c; snd
thc Letter BON" is quite interesting
Every Saturday, iOr March 4th, opens with "a
portrait OF Hon. Charles sumner, Tue dr,t Ia.
-talmcnt OF The Taking OF Pit,burg," with ma.
merou- Illustrations, is given. This expedition
viii %, continued through several numbers ot
E.erv saturday. The serie, 81 sketches llu,tro-
tn- the notable scene, AMI inc.deats IN the Fran
co-Pru,,ian war prior to the fall of the French
capitol. j. continued The opening chapters OF
ChuIes Rstde's new novel, entitled, ~ Terrible
Temptation, Will bc given in the next number of
this weekly journal.
arthur's Home Magazine, for March, has
tae usual amount of fashion pilates, cngr,yinSS,
stories >ketche, and poetry, with useful and in
t,r,-tius hut, for the home department.
The ChiIdren's Hour Is beautiful! maya
akinc for the little ones of a high moral tone and
beautifully illustrated NJ psrcnt can hesitate t.
pat this excellent work into the hands Of his chill
drcu.
The Little Corporal j. one OF the best maya
zrne, Tor the young, and il, monthly visits are
looked forward 20 with great cagerne>s. W, aye
sorry To- m,ss the February number II this delight
fuI Etlle magazine from our table. We want to
read the second chapter OF The Hard Fought
Battle " and wc hope the Publisher, John L. Nil
Ter, Chicago, M, will Doe kind as TO send Us the
missing number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-10

a machine which prepared his well. Tie
takes the stable dies ing and beds his
cattle with it y he throws it out it is
mixed. and comes out fne ia the spring
lie does not manure in the hill.
Mr., kimball remarked, that unslacked
lime prevents wire worms
Col SWEET said he used TO pat horse
dressing on moist land. \ larner told
him he was doing wrong. and ought to
put il or dry land. Tie did ii and got
the best corn. 1t ia question whether
lime is beneficial to the manuIe heap
whetherit causes too rapid fermentation
or not. 1t is beneficial to some grass
land. but not 10 ALL
Adjourned to Q \. NJ, next day-the
proceedings of which will appear next
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-10

GRIEF. EXCESSIVE ANNIETl, or Prolong' d
study viii produce nfilmty in the Nervous sgs-
tenn In proportion As the strength of that y stem
IS expended in troubled thought, so are the organs
OF digestion, assimilation and nutrition rendered
Inactive and sluggish in proportion a the system
becomes indrm. Every individual has some one
organ weaker than the rest, and this is always
the irst 10 suffer during nervous prostraion; for
example affecting news sometimes causes t.
TAI SUSPENSION 81 the muscular action of the heart
when the patient Is debilitated, producing sudden
humO1rhsse and death No doubt any longer re-
mains OF the praciicablllty 0f restoring the nerv
Gus system and through the nerves the muscles
of the impa;rcd organs. FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYroTHOSFHTES has been proved u
possess such power in numerous instances. II
will mpart strength to overcome trouble or ailic
ton Persons Who are accustomed 20 look on tho
dark side Of things, and who see no pleasure in
living on using this syrup soon learn To value anil
enjoy life and those who study deeply or during
long hours will find the Syrup a promoter OF the
power Of endurance in the brain
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Editorial and Selected Items.
Good maple sap weather.
-Shighing has disappeared.

Good maple sap weather.
-Seighing has disappeared.
The beautiful Spring lays Of March
remind Us OF April weather.
A. NJ. Hammond has some splendid
Maple Syrup-ncw.
As cold weather subsidies. the coal
panic passes away.
MIR, T, J. Whitchead,of South Paris.
will lecture at the Court House, Thursday
evening, March 10th. Subjects Spirit.
ualism, or the Highc- Life
A man in Oxior,. Illinois. who was
bitten by ratileSnakc seventeen years
ago, is still takin. whiakey to cure the
bite
We arc indebted to Warren Johnson
ESQ. State Superintendent of Common
Schools, fol copy of his valuable report
7 for 1870.
The Spring term of Paris Hill Acad
envy. under tie instruction Of Everett
/ Hammons. \. B., as Principal, and Miss
} Percic Andrews, rs Assistant, commenced
on Tuesday of The present week. The
School numbers about forty, with tho
prospect OF increasing 10 fifty the second
week.
We understand that Cyrus Howe. Esq.
of West Paris, has opened pnblic House,
His friends hal neck.tic sociable there
last week, with 4 supper to dedicate the
house. About 40 couples were present,
and q good time enjoyed.
The Echo says it is expected that the
annual session of the Grand Lodge Of the
Good Templars of this State which is to
meet in this city, will be held on Welnes
day and Thursday. April 18th and 18th.
A Western editor, going home late,
saw "Iyoung lady ami gentleman hold.
ing = gate on its hinges They were
evidently indignant at being ou. so late,
and we saw them bite each other several
times.
Lincoln. H.. claims The most bcau-
tiful Girl in the United States" The
,ressc, of the young lady in question ave
said to be ''ot that peculiar hus that a
field of ripe wheat throws towards a
Sritinr sim
The wedding trip OF rural couple
in Connecticut consisted of u ride into
New Haven in their own wagon, AMI
then trip over the street railroad from
one end to The other aud back again.
A Burlington (yt.) wood chopper lost
his life last week By running against a
tree with pipe in his mouth. Tnc stem
was driven into his throat. mtking u
decoration which resulted fatally.
-ANorridge Soek correspondent OF the
Som,rse, Reporter writes hat Dea An
drew Kcnnison, ct thai place, on Sunday
morning last, coughcd up a heal of
herds grass, which hal been on his lungs
more than 30 ye,rS The heal htd be,
come h,-l ~ 4 >tpre. bat still retained
its shape. We aro gl.,J it was a Deacon.
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\ SAFE MD SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
coughs, Cold. Croap Whooping Cough.
Hoarseness, and all Diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs.

IL j. well known that = neglected cold and con
truuent cough when allowed 10 continue, result,
~ ob- mate disease of the iangS.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND Is the most nc.
tive remedy for breaking mp 2 severe cold When
used according To directions il seldom fails 10 ac.
rJmpli>h IL in a single night.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND will cure your
rpugh and allay that unpleasant tickling ia the
throat Persons who are troubled by coughing in
The night, secure immediate relief by it, use.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND will relieve YOU
nf hoarsencsS aud sore throat.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND j. the best rem.
tly for colds. croug and WhoOping cough IN child
itn-it i 80 pleasant To the taste and Yet ne
tive in IL results.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND is unequaed
~ all diseases OF the throat aud lungs. Ii truly
works like magic
WIN josiah & SONS, Barton, Vt Prnpri,rs.
GEO {. GOODWIN & co, Boston, j. W PER.
IINS Il 60, aud W. f. PHILLIPS Il co, Port
land General Agents. IN mario
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A great accident is ctten the result! ut
small carclessuess. Every travel CT
should have bottle oil Renne's Pain
killing Magic Oil his pocket or satchel.
to use in ease of accident. It's use cures
bruises, Commissions. scalds. and relieves
pain, nom any cause, as If by magic. ut
works like Il charm"
IL YOU don't want tn bc two or three
weeks in = Ting lid of that cold, try
Weeks Magic Compound. 1t will cure
in "a many days.
Physicians recommend The use of Halls
Vegetable Sicillian Hair Remover TO pro
vent grayuesS, and to heal erupiions OF
the scalp.
We notice that the Agricultural papers
I'll over the country recommend the use
If Shtgtdaa'S CloaiIy Condition POWDERS.
Exchange.
Farmers and others in this section have
ling known and appreciated tho advan'
tageS ot these Powders over all others.
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Good News at last.

d FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF TIE
IEttcAL ADVISER Avn GUIDE To HFtLrn- Il
'f,.s - t-1t,s.4. ip''ras: au value 10 all PEI
r,n- Sud, -A; from exhausted vitality prcmatu c
l'rl uc. ~prrmlt rrh VI, any Of it, sequence
an niButely describing the vorious symptoms IF
ilr-' u-ii;ou~ dlscdsr~, with plain, common sens
lire ton. Tor their treatment ,nl cu.e-mty lie
'n.iieat.1lly con suited upoI ail chronic, delicate
tnl -'nphc1t"I Il Set,e> IN either sex, at THE
II rLE'> MEDICAL INSTITUTE \o 3 Bnlinch
trest, Il tim, Mass Every sufferer should con
lult D. Morrill, Ills large cNpcciearc of over
aUrH wears, dealing with every disease Incident
"a imInIty, Enables him q gHJrGHic,~0 cure iR
~ .urIbtr CTscs. Ia shorter tim, AMI at ic7~ cN.
scu-c aud Inconvenience e. the patient thin j.
Y-Itll incurred when yc-'rt - hal - loss ineS-
Clr,d ply ~iriFn-. CALL ANB >EE HIM. lie
81. t--crhc ynUr disease with lut any iniorma.
lor from Ypu. HA't care Won without the use ct
Itir Do AM lpg'rau> rem 'i'e-, Often prriou. to
hci ia and life. rHE MED'CAL ADVISER. with his
.r ulac- "THE ENrEWpE'> put and "IlI.
Pp..rANr iACrS, nal be SCAT - auy address on
r'' ,ipt often cents. Aires, az call az No 3
8r.FINCH sr&sgT BDSTbS, Mt<,. Ohrc hours
'ort IA the m)cn3s ID ~ o'cio K ia the rycnipg
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WALTHAM
w ATCHES.

-
The extensive use Of these watches for the last
fifteen wears by Railway Conductors, Engineers
AMI EXpressmen, the most exacting OF watcl.
wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steadiness, durability aud accuracy OF
the WaltIam Watch. To satisfy that class IN all
respects, il TO decide the question rs to the real
value of these time keepers.
More than 100000 of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets Of the peo'
plea proof and guarantee OF their superiority
over all others.
The superior organization and great extent OF
the Compans's Works ut Walti'tm, enables them
tn produce watches at price watch renders com
petition futile, and those who buy any other watch
merely pay from - to - per cent. more for Their
watches Than is necessary.
These ;mc.p!cccs combine every improvement
that long experience has proved Of real pract
cal use. Having had the refu al of nearly every
invention in matchmaking originating in this
, country or IN Euyape, Only those were finally
adopted which aeyere testing by the most skillfni
artizans in orr work; and long use on the part OF
die public, demonstrated 10 be essential to cor
rect and enduring time Keeping.
Among the many improvements we would par
tcularze.
cuAar construction. u prevent damage 10 the
train by breakagcNt main springs, II original wiih
The American Watch Company, VINO, having hatl
the refusal of all other contrlyancesi adopted
Fogg's patent pinion n being the best and mult
less.
Hardened and tempered hair spring now uai.
yersally admitted by watchmakers 10 be the best,
are ,ed IN all grades OF Waltham Watches.
Al Wtltham Watches have dust-prCOf capS,
protecting the moy ements from dust, and lessen
Ing the necessity OF the frequent cleaning ncce,
saiy IA other watches
, Dtr new uotent stem windtr or keyless watch
il already dc cdei success. and u great Improve
men. on ANY stem winding watch IN the Amcri-
can market, AMI BY far the cheapest wa.eh oi us
quality nov Offered 10 Tie public. To those iiving
la portions oil the tnitcd ctttcS whore watch
makers do not abound, watches with the above
improvements which Tend 90 ensure the accuracy,
I cleanliness. durability AMI convenience mIsl
prove invaluable
The trademarks OF the various styles made 10y
the Company ARE ~ follows:
AMERICAN WATCH 20 Walthlm Mass.
ANN WATCH Co, Waltham, Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH 60, Crescent ST., Walth6m,
Mast
APPLETON TRACY u Co, Wsltham, Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH Co, Adam, St, Walham
Mass
WALrHAM WATCH Co, Walthrm, Mass.
T.. :. BARTLETT, WaIthlm, Mass.
WM ELLEGY, Walthlm, Mas.
HOME WATCH Co, Bostin, Mass.
Examine the spelling OF theSc names CAREFUL
! before buying. ANY variation OF even single
I letter, indicates q counterfeit
For sale by all beading jewelers.. NJ Itchcs
reiaied by the Company
An illustrated history Ot watch making, con
tanning much useful information 10 watch.We2rcrs
! sent 10 any a ,drcss on application.
ROBBINS d APPLETON,
General Agents for American Watch Co..
Is2 Broadway, New York,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-10

OXFORD LUMBER BUSINESS The wealth
er ha, been very favorable Tor all kinds
of business. in this vicinity; hardly snow
enough Tor heavy logging. bat The gtound
being frozen - hard. and ponds. streams
and swamps SO completely bridgcd by
frost, that it NOR, than makes up for the
lack OF snow, in most places. 50 good
a season FIR getting out RAILROAD sleep
crs, >hing.e timber. white birch. ssh, lak
and wood generally. has not been known
Tor many years; aud the people have
earnestly improved H. Oar forests are
being rapidly destroyed. Large quaint
ties OF white ash are being hauled t. the
mills a, Mason aud Waterford, there TO
be- manufactured into shovel handles
Albany. also, q town tina, has been noted
for It's excellent pine lumber. i being
nearly ipped of its pine rorcsts. TO sup
ply The mills on the S1co river. Il Is Is.
,imated ,hat fifty thousand OF lumJer is
hauled daily from the valley Of Crooked
river. in Albany, TO the head waters Of
the Saco john b. Rrand. of North Wa.
terford, Is having three hundred cords OF
red oak delivered al Lcb.oke's Mills,
whore il Is sased into slaves, and then
manufactured into shook tor the Portland
market. Great quantities OF railroad
sIeepers are being cot out in this section
aud delivered at the West Bethel depot.
More than the usual quantity this year,
lor The reason that acres Of hacmatac
were turned up ty rhe roots by the gales
OF last fall This hacnalac Is easily
made Into siecpcrs. and is veIy valuable
for that purpose. y. 4. Grover is hay.
IN a large lot OF pine and spruce haul.
"a To his mill in Mason; some on his own
account. but mostly by individuals for
custom saving. Mr G. is about in,reas
ING the capacity of his mill. Gilman.
Fisher * Co, are delivering large
amount Of birch ~ their mill in Mason,
10 he converted into bobbin stock. A
single mill and a srist mill are needed
here, and there are gOud privileges for
such mills G.. III. b.
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MeTjco. and Its I,yrdRtageS-- 4
cOFd to Manufacturers.

Whatever is benefit to any part oI
our County, inUres TO the benefit OF every
part OF il, more oil less remotely. Ii may
not be improper therefore, to occupy a
u part ct the columns OF the County pa
per.,o advertise the particular advantages
that one section presents. for some one OF
moro OF the varied industries now 81
rapidly spriuging up all around us. This
l propose to do, with your consent.
Meau' of tran ,poltation from this
section are not So good ~ we desire, not
50 good a. we should have not SO good
~ VIC al mean to have. Aside, however
from this one ;hing We present to per-
sons wishing 20 establish manufactures
of various kinds. the best reasons that
can be presented for them 10 seek thi,
locality Probably no part Of thif State,
IN, growing upon the same area. with the
water power so centrally situated and 50
easily conuo'led-So many cords of white
birch aud poplar growth Is this. These
kind of wood designate more particu-
LARRY. because OF The many pee, spool,
sdlt.boN. slave and other manufactures
now being established arornd Us tn
douh,edly. wc have a good. il not the
host growth OF these kinds OF timber that
can be- found in this STATE. Saving
nothing about the great water-powcr at
Rumlord Fails. Swift river aboundS in
small powers thai could be purchased for
small sums. AMI that could be controlled
and made available with little outlay
Along the bank, OF this river. aud not TAR
distant lr'm them are large tracts of
land covered with cedar. spruce temlork
and lir. Nor should the pine be forgot.
ten. 1t Is Young and small now, but fast
reaching size sufficient to DC very va'u
able All kinds of maple; beech. yellow
birch, white ash. and above al. the rest.
an aLund ,nce OF brown ash Is 10 bc found
close AT hand These various woods can
be purchased cor a much lower price
than is being paid for the same kinds, at
any OF the places where it i being used
for the purposes foI which il i W liable
John Bennett, at Rumlord Falls. has al
ready eight months stock OF poplar AT
his >ait box mill landed for g 90 per
cord. Sewell Golf laSi wcek landed ON
the shores of Swift river from the land
of, and for the Lewiston Steam Mil Co.,
ljS cords uf cedar for one dol ar cord !;
you will understand that Is the price tor
hauling only. Good hard wood is sold at
this place lor So per cord L:.borer>
are plenty who would gladly help supply.
for reasonable compensation any mills
that may be built to use these woods
These facts stated. the only objection TO
this locality eNisting-the only point
wherein other localities present induce
ments This one does moi, is. that transport
alton is not afforded This OBJECTION will
soon be overcome. The Directors of the
Androgcoggin Valley 4. X meet to-day,
and it is hoped confidently expected
that their action will result int decision
to commence Che road n early as July.
There can be but Lille doubt That this
road vii be built within three years from
this time and these prospects, 10 not use
a stronger term-iactS. should induce
capitalists Co be CA the alert and secure
"the chances SrAgKS.
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Nd ri ID.

81 south Paris. FEB slth, by Rev. G. r. Cobb
yant samuel stuart, oi Harrison ant Mrs. Lydia
l. Pratt o. Paris.
IiFyebur-. FL 9Th, bv R,y u Sewlll
Fryd \. ,hrr, Of Hollis, aud Nj,, Allie j. r.
n Uir-, 0t Fryeburs
II Nprtab,tou<l, by Rev Dr Alien, Mr.. Edwin
\. Evans. ot Boston. AMI Miss Bell WinslOw, OF
- Ith Pari-.
Ia Mason. Feb 2ah. la Geo. IL Brown Esq,
M Freesnlu II. Burnett, and Miss Ella {. smith,
b1 IA OF h3uy.
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Advertisement.

THE subscriber desiring 10 20 West, wants to
L sell has farm situated in DiXield yjlltgc con.
ire and tillase The tiIlage land being level, cuts
IS tons Of hal also - acres OF pasture and wood
llnd ne mile lrom the house have pat in about
acre of Cranberrics, and the chance 10 put in 10
9cres cannot be exceled; a never failing stream
Of water runs through the field. The buildings,
II in good repair, consist OF story house, ell
and she'd barn with cellar, and shed ut ached u
barn in the ell i eXcelleIt well OF water that
has never failed This il "A rare chance for any
one wishing for the privilege Of living in bcauli
tai village Price, $4,000. For further par
liculars, enquire OF the subscriber on the prem-
=. r. ERENCii.
Dfxfieid March 10Th ISL
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T,rcm,y-Sevcn Years Practice

ir IA rrcatmea; of Disease, incident Ia Female
0 As placed DIR DOW at the head IT ali physicians
ilakls sachprActice a specially and enables him
b - tr,sniee a speedy aud permanent cure in tie
or, cases ot Suppression ant al other MenstrU
d D,rGHgcacHts from rAGterer cause. All letter 8
Or Twice mast contain 81. once No. EMF
OH STREET, BosroN.
y S-Boa.l furnished - those desiFingtolc
.esiu under treatment.
30 -ton, July, ls50. Is
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81 900 REWARD is offered by the plo
prielor If DR.. P.erce's Alt. Ext. or Gold
en- Medical Discovery, for medicine
that will equal i. in the cure OF all severe
lingering Coughs. Liver Con plainc III
BiliouSneSs, and all diseases arising
from impurity of the blood, as Eruptions,
Pinplcs, Blotches and Boils. Sold 10y
druggists. The Genuine has DR.. Pierce S
private Government Stamp On the out
side wrapper. This private Stamp has
the Doctors portrait, name and address
and the words IT. ). Certificate OF Gen
uineneSs" engraved on The same.
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Farm for Sale.
WRAING'S
HANDY BOOK OF HUSBAnDRY a.!

4 GENTS Smart, energetic ones, are wanted
"A Tor this work, which is pronounced by the
press and by farmers and gar'mers, the greatest
est work OF the kind ever published IN Americal
We are prepared To offer great Inducements 10
prompt, reliable agents, one OF whom we want 10
make arrangements with in every town in Name.
Address, al once, y. ;. PAINE,
General Agent, % Middle ST., Portland, Mo
Aug. D. 1870.
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There are probably hundred OF more
persons in this and ncighboring towns,
who daily suffer from the distressing ell
fects OF kidney troubles, who do not
know that Johnson's Anodyne Liniment Is
almost certain cure. In severe cases,
great relief may be obtained, ii no. i
perfect cure.
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Freedom. Notice.

rIHlS ceftidcs that | have this day given my
sou Charles VI ritconh IT. time during the
reminder OF his minority. t. act AMI trade foi
himself and sh1ll claim none oi his earnings noi
pay ans debts ol his contracting amer this date.
RODNEY TIrCOMB
Witness. II SMITH
Paris, March 9Th, 1871.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The usual Temperance Meeting, for
'oort week, will be held at the Court
House ON Wednesday evening next.
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Notice.

FINIE OyerSecrS Of the Poor of the Town of
/ Greenwood, will be in session AZ the Town
Fsrm. In said Town, on THURSDAY. the sixteenth
,sy OF March Inst. t1r the purpose Of hiring a
IN IN and wife T. take charg' OF sad Farm FOR the
ensuing year, and wish all person wishing for the
situation 10 appear and make their proposals for
n e same WILLARD HERRiCk
Per Oricr o. said Over-cers.
Greenwood, March e.. ISL. Il
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Cure for Female Weakness.
FTHIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE, made from
/ an Indian recipe l. entirely vegetable, and H.
4 certain cure Ry sending a three.cent postage
stamp will send YOU my circular with testimoni
ais Manufactured and sold by Mrs. Linus Bel
cher Randolph, Mass. Sold by Geo Z. GOODWIN
4, Co Rust Bro 4 Bird, Weeks & Potter, Boston,
Yar Mrs. Lucy 4. Macomber No JAY, Me, near
he depot, and by ali Druggists. Price one dollar
Al or bottle. sm
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General Agents for American Watch Co.,
49, Broadway New York,
TuE NEW YORK DtY-BooK.-TH
UNCLE JOSH'S
TRUNK FULL or FUN,

\ Portfolio Of FIRST class WI aud Hm,r. con.
tanning thu Richest Comi'al >toric- Cruel sells,
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GERALD, Publishers, - Ann - y \.