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WEATHER REPORT.

N,sHtNGTOS u. L., Aprn s-s:3o y. M.
St,,oDsts ,or ne Fcs' Tlresfy.D,w Hours
The area o. low pressure which was sunday
evening over Lake Michigan l. now over Lake on.
tarIo The pressure has varied slightly, and II now
somewhat higher IN the southwest. II has risen IN
the extreme Northwest. and T. now falling. Clear
ana clearing weather now prevails from the Gnlf 10
The upper lakes. Brisk and high winds nave been
experienced from the Missouri nyer TO Lake
Huron. Threatening aud rainy weather has pre-.
vailed to-day on Lake Ontario AMI In The Middle
states.
Probabilities.
II 10 probable that gentle winds with partially
cloudy weather. viii on Tuesday he experienced
from Pennsylvania west aud south, TO the Mls.is.
slppi valley; falling barometer, with threatening
ana rainy weather IN New YORK and the Eastern
f,.a
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CLEVELAND, April 3, 1871.
The republicans have carried Cleveland by a heavy
majority. Peiton. the republican candidate Tor
MAYOR. ~ elected by about 1900 majority. Tie
democratic los from 1859 is over four thousand.
The votes are not all counted yet The republicans
gain Two Councilmen ami perhaps three.
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Hartford County.

The vote OF Hartford county, complete. gives
Jewell $3.50 and English s,o7i, being republican
gain OF q over the vote OF last year.
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PUGilTTlC Be NEFlT.

Uncle Bill Tovce. the old white veteran astcr of
ccremones and friend of all the boys WHO love and interest
themselves IN matters tho squared circle" will
take ne tonight NJ Professor Clark's, West Houston
Those OF the fraternity who have been helped by
billy" and those who have been entertained by him
past will remember the told YETI In the hour Of
his
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INDIANA ELECTION.

EVANSVILLE, Ina, April . ISL
william Baker was re elected Mayor by the repub.
icans ~ about 500 majority, topcther with the
whole city ticket aad eight " eleven couuciimcn,
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rae CoNGGEssIoyAI rrcyrr.


j. THE following are the returns by towns. arranged
under their respective counties, with a comparative
table showing the gains made by both parties over
the vote OF last year.
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DETAILS or rnr ELEer.ox.


Fall vote-The State Ticket 10 De.tt-0ne
Democrat and Three Repshiieas. Elected
"a tesgress-Retmrns by Towns.
- '"~ HARrroRp, APrf al A.. n.
The election In Connecticut yesterday passed
OF quietly. A. viii he ~ the returns the vote
was unusually fulL II viii exceed 10000 or an In
crease OF 5000 over the vote Of last year.
THE STATE TICKET N DOUBT.
Al the present writing II Is dinicut 90 say who Il
elected Governor. The Palladium, or New Haven
claims Jewclls election by 500 majority: but this h
mere guess work, Returns from all hut twelve
towns have been received and n the vote OF ihess
towns is the same last year Jewell is elected by 80
majority. The returns, however are not oflcial and
hs IL evident that the state Is exceedingly close
the Official vote may be required TO decide which eau.
Hidaie Is elected.
TIRE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
The members Of Congress elected are strong rep
IN the FIRST district. and Starkweather rep) IN the
third. Barnum (dem.) Is chosen from the Fourth
district and Kellogg rcp.l probably in the second
The vote, however, is very close.
THE LEGISLATURE.
} But few returns have been received OF the Legs.
iaure. New Haven despatch SAYS that A. a.
Woodward republican, is elected State Senator
over Il. A. Woodward (democrap In the Twelnh
district by about one hundred majority.
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CHICAGO AND Alros RAILROAD COMPANY.

CHICAGO, April D 1871
Al the annual meeting OF the Chicago aud Alton
Railroad Company, he'd TINS day, !. II. Blackstone
and John u. Drake, ol Chicago, andsD. Wills James
OF New York, were elected directors for the ensuing
three yeara,
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New Haven County.

New Haven county complctc gives Jewell 1888
and English 1876, being net republican gam Of
a13 over the vote Of last year.
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JAMAICA.
The Rising s;:nr Accident impro ement in
Whnrvea Determine al icon.

WhHTVeh DetrfMineH VrOn.
KINGSTON, April 8, 1871.
In consequence or the damage inflicted to shipping
by The Rising Star while attempting to make her
dock recently. and which has proved more serious
than was at first supposed. a conference has taken
place with the Admiral Of the Port who recon-
mends that the docks be eXtenued and that large
steamers be pronibsted from nooring at private
wiiarses. The shipping is increasing
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4 crn mann Covered with One Of KNOWS
SILK HATS alwavs entitled respect uecauss TIA
NOR than hkciv 10 bc OF taste. We can know
man by the hat he
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4. 4. Hayes, VI. u. state A.snyer OF NJ as-
sanbuseits, pf0n0uuces HALLS Sfc1LIAN HAIk RE-
NEW efficient cleansing the skin )f the
head promoting the and restoring the original color
Of lie hair when u has become
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04

A.-Eor Moth Patches, Frerkle. and Tn-,
use pERRY'S MOTH AND fREcKLE Ltlr1OE. Depot ~
Bond street, New Yots. oldby druggists everywhere.
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Iuxrriour Flowing Harr.--( seprirai Ara'y-
sis has ss-nri the anxious world that cisEvALfEpS
LIVE FOR THE MAR contain. tbs only vegetable
known - restore gsy s.sf, 20 10 lans and
49,. M.
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uutter. ar Tniiar- Take Ne fi~r.-Ialf at
the Geuicneus Fganlsaag Goods stss No. PARK rO~
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A-Eyrry style of Dress Hat, European W
American, al ESPLNCHEID'S. lis Nassau street I
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4 Observation-Disclosures silk Hats, -
Broadway STYLES at about hall Broadway prices
4. q. D. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortlandt sire ct.
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Ambition Gold European Watch Company.
256 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
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MiSsiauoi -pr.mg water -iniaiishIc Rpa'edy
fof .lIney Ise4xes aGd Al impnrls " IA
=. y. NY Ky. No. college place.
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Disrsand., Watches aud .5cwctry for sa;e--
~ GRO g ALfEs, 5's Broaevsy, aa6eri s. Nicholas
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Rox Of Dr. Chcescman's Feuiuie Rcg,ilat
in. Pills to be had AZ all druggists.
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SHIPPING NEW S

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... . 80 Moon rises. :. eve
Sun sets. ....... 6 20 High water morn 7 81
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLEARED.

roaT OF NEW YoRN, ApRM 3, 1871.
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HAY I'll.

Opposition to Annexation The PrcsiGeni'-
Iifo Threatened = Snie of the Steamer
Hornet Rapid Advnnse In Goii-Cnragr-
mcnts ON tho dominican Fronsier-t.cp~rai
Racz Killed.
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Diamonds Hon"ht md sold.
GEO - MIN, az brnadMay, under 81 cholas How
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A.-HerriDs's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ol Broadway corner Murray street,,
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Ba,cheior's Hair oys-tspecian a. Usual.
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The Milton Geld .soweiry csnpany. Mt ,5i

TIT fIiIteu ksUfa ssoWeify NsunpNhys nj y5I
Broadway almost opysss Aston risy.. VII open sO-dsy
magnificent, stock " Goods Arrived from Easspd ~
as ssa ns Ia. Ladir,' Set. Sraesss Opera caias
ar. shc aanasou.ss, hs have 80 ben rns5 re ssoics
q an .ree.s ia'hs s'ors for o.
The wilton JswsIs
!, su.raB,x, n, IA. eomrany i vcAr "a, ara
gold Iaa stand ia 's'' q ao'' 'sa 1"',''' ''An "a
color ,ca sraancy there ys-e,l.s N An erica can
in ~, Wv e,ce9l ug weight rhssc geois arsfsss taxing
The n the erpensve very that hss heeh
tre on erc0uu, the Extremely sw prices Nhss b
,nLssei Tor Remcaabcr that tho chatce of The elegant
ools IN the store yjl broadway can be hai ,sos o.
wooawoffh'y Nilsson Bouagca Now the Fa.
yo,e Perfume aat ialy growing IN seeusg vssausHsd
10 dsilssas, dor,5niy Sut ss1vpsis seas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
Oxford Normal Institute.
South PARIS. Jan y. 49, l

SOUTH PARIS, Jan. y, 1871.
Mr.. Norman H. Pomeroy, whom Mr..
Swasey has engaged rs one of his Board
OF Instruction tor the Spring term OF this
Institution. is repu'ed 10 be one of the
first scholars.
lie has studied the French language in
France. the German language in Germa-
nv and Switzerland. and the Italian Ian.
guege in Italy; besides having pursued
The study OF these languages IN tins
county. While in Germany, Mr.. Pome-
roy was under the instruction of Pro.
fessor Newbarrer, famous linsuist. who
WIS the Instructor Of Ernest Renan,
su,hor of Life OF =. Paul" He Is also
a proficient in Latin and Greek.
lie heuS the highest testimonials.
From the many names at disposal. the
following are selected
RI. Rev. William C. Doan'. Bishop of
Diocese of Albany. \. Y; Rev. Arson
Usson. d. D.. Albany, y. Y; DR.. c. A.
Robertson, Albany. y. Y; Prof. {. IL.
Porter. Albany, y. Y /; Prof. Alfred Steb.
bins. Professor oil Languages in Cornell
University. ithaca, y. Y; Rev. Geo. l..
Walker. formerly Of Portland; Stanley
T. PuHen. Esq Portland.
With the addition of Mr.. Pomeroy.
this Institution will have 4 Board Of In
struction second II none in Maine.
Tie prospects Of the school tor the
Spring Term are most fatterins. There
will be L large Teachers Class. new
aud desirable feature will be I CONNER
cial Course, in which students will be in
struc ed in Book keeping, Banking.
Commercial Law. and branches pertain
ing To Thorough Business Education.
The Principal /, arranging for III at
traciiye Course of Lectures during the
term.
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Good News at last.

DR. FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF TIE
MEDICAL ADVISER AND GUIDE To lIFALrn-a
work OF surprising interest and value To- all per.
soas suffering from exhausted vitality, premature
decline, spcrmatorrhpa, or any OF IT, sequences,
sud miuutely describing the various symptoms Of
these iu-idious diseases, with Viaiu, common sense
directions lor their treatment AMI curel1may lie
couddcntially consulted upon al, chronic, delicate
AMI complicated 81 ~c1>cs m either SCI, at Ihk
PEOPLES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. buldnrh
street, Bo ,ton Mas. Every sufferer should con-
suit Dr. Morrill, Ills large experience of over
thirty wears, dealing with every disease incident
to humanity, enable, him 10 guarantee u cure az
aitrHrGbie cases. in shorter tune aud at lees eN'
pense and Inconvenience g. the patient than T.
usually incurred when resort Is had 70 less ineN-
periCnccd ply ,iriaus. Gait AND SEE HIN. lie
will describe Your disease without ans iRiOrm1
tion from Won, and cure you without the u>c OF
harsh aAd iangcTou> remedies, ollcn pcrilou> TO
health aad life THE MEDIC II ADVISER " ith d. :
circulars THE EDWEEoRs PILL aud I'M
rOgrNNr FACTS Will hH seat - any tdIirS, N
..cipt OF ton ccuts Address, or call At No )
RULFiNCH STREE T BpSrpN. Mass. once hours
from n the morniD (, II O'Clock IN thc even nS
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THE PORTLAND TRANSCRfPr is to be
greatly enlarged and improved with the
beginning OF its thiry-tiflh volume in
March next, the price to remain un-
changed--S2 90 year in advance. More
Stories, taller Market Reports, and Agri
cultural Miscellany, and more extended
News Department, and New Type, are
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be sent fourteen Months for the price OF
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Is the duty Of every citizen to patronize)
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Enough can be saved on two Magazines
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l,ss,r,sr a icr,cc isNt. sfr vsvisf'
en- Medical Discovery for medicine that
will equal it for the cure OF all the diseas-
cs for which il it recommended, among
which are "Bliousness,n or Liver Com.
plaint,' constipaied bowels, impure
blood. scrofulous diseases. Eruplions.
Pimplcs, Blotches, Boils and severe
lingering Coughs. Bronchitis. Consump-
lion in its early stages and nervous and
general debility. Sold By druggists.
II we can benefit the readers of the
Oxford Democrat any l'y recommending
Parsons Purgaiire Pills to be tho best
anti bilious medicine in the country, we
are willing to do so. We have had about
us good chance TO know as any one.
Reader. il your Druggist or Merchant
does not keep Renne's Plan. killHg
Magic Oil on hand TO sell he will send for
it at Your request, and sell it at the manu-
facturers lowest price at retail. 1T
works like charm.n
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.


\. market This week :-ljji Cattle ll.20j sheep
and LInb- 1910 swine; last week, 1913 Cattle,
49, : i-cp AMI LimJ, 800 swine. From Maine,
Ia Cattle. -.
L>-Beeve~-ENtra quality 81 - SlS o.
first quality Sl3 - l. 81; second quality Sl -
IL 90, thri quality So ~ II -; poorest grades
OF coarse uNeit, balls, a., : 81 9 . -.
Working ONen--We quO:e extra So 8 30; or
diutry 81, Il %; handy steer so 8 H. par
NotrJ.tc tnt work r.
store C.t,ilc--Wc quote :-YearlinSs = to S2);
two wears Oil, Sl1 % ~ three years ods 50 u II
= ay.d.
Nilch Cow>-dp.t of the Cow, IN market are OF
aa ordinary grade price range from 80 9 ITO 3
mead
>ytre-S,orc Pigs none At market: Fat Hogs
20! d
Po;ltry-Extra Il Ici' medium Is Ijci
p,Oy 10 g'lli: = h.
Dr,,rs rrOm Maine Daniel Wells, /; ID. III
Uolbs, =: Thompson LIBBY, W W. Hall, 10
J ". Wi,hsr. -: :. + Gerald, -; \ III. Ctrk, ;
K u Blum. "a: Il. Nlrcro,s, 2;J HoiDroOk, IL
: Whitehuu-t II.
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Postage i'm the County, Free.

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OUR TABLE.
the cash,

Harper's Bazaar o1cn, its ith volume with
the January 7th number AMI is full of variety and
interest. new novel, 10y the author OF John
Htlilax" eatitlci Human" - commenced
There j. a m1sa.d,eni doublep page Christmas
Cartoon, AMI the usual attractions in the way OF
Illustrations. patterns. poem, and miscellany make
I'D this excellent number.
oliver Optics Boys' and Girls Maya
nine, for 1871. will be issued in monthly, instead
OF weekly numbers, - heretofore. Two seria.
stories viii be gjven by . Oltjc aud Rev. +. kcl
loy,: also. one by sophie Nay author Of the
Prudy books, w,ittea especially for girls. W.
have been sorry to mi,s thi- delightful periodical
OF late from orr table aud hope we shall heseai
ter be permitted q welcomc it' pages to our Isl
OF magazines Tor the Young.
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The Maine journal OF Education Is 4
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The Agriculturist, for January, has ane
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Special Notices.
rDuE SCIENCE OF MAN.

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MARRIED..

In Newry, Jan, lst, by Rev. s. d. Town, Mr..
John Bartlett and Miss Mary NIGH, bf Of n.
In Manchester, y. H., Jan. LIST, Mr.. NJ. Neyers
and Miss Rose y. Hill, both of Norway.
In Norway, Dec. s.nh, by Rnv J.. III labor, MI.
Joseph Bennett of Boston, and Miss ] p. Millett
OF n: Ian lst, by Rev. 4. T. Merry. 3gustus j
Haskell and Mrs. Emma 4. Godding, oh of New
Gloucester; also, by IL. Upton. Esq, y. Thomas
r Yeaton OF Oxford, and Ella a. Frp+bf \.
In Oxford. Dec 25th, by Rev Mr.. Frtman, Mr.
Morrill, NJ. Fuller AMI Miss Hattie Eyike, both
of Norway.
In Hebron, Jan. LIST, Mt the parsonae, by Rev.
III. V Baker Mr.. Otis NJ Downing of tinot, and
Mrs Hattie b. Bearce of III.
In Franklin Plantation, Dee. 18th, blSeo Hop
kins, Esq, Mr.. Charles &. Irish of Per- and Miss
Abbic X. Morrill, Of + L.
In Bridgtou, Jan lst, by Rev. Edwiu' Wilson,
Mr. John VI. Coffin OF Fry eburg, and sss Francis
f. Green of sweden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

In Lowell, to the wife of Cushman Sawyer, q
son; 10 the wife OF Geo. McKeen, son; to the
wife of s. f. Mcdaniel, a son; to the wicpf Per.
the wife of Amos Hartman, a son; to tewife Of
stephen McAllistcr, q son; To the wife Of Albion
Ste,rns, daughter; to the wife OF Josiah Hatch,
a daughter; To the wife of Charles hriori, a
daughter. This indicates that Lowell WI hold its
population.
la Stoneham. to the wife Of O. A. HaTimin a
daughter; TO the wife of Amos Nc Alliser, a son;
tn the wife OF Silas Mckeen, daughter; U the
wife of Lorin McKeen, n son; TO the VIE of iona
than Bartlett, a son; 10 the wife of Wn. Wood
worth, son.
In Hartford, Dee. 10Th, 10 the wife q Francis
jordan, daughter.
In simmer, Jan eth, to the wife of Ir. K. C.
Bowker, a daughter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
Twenty.Sevcn Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident 10 Females
has placed DR. DOW at the head OF all physician;
making such practice a specially and enables hiIr
to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in tho
worst cases of Suppression ana all other Neasfra
al arrangements, from ckdferer cause. All letter
for advice must contain 81. ONCE No. END
CorT STREET, BosToN.
B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring TO 70
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1870. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
1rYor HAVE THE nrsrEpsIA. Head

ache, DIZZINESS, Costiveness, Piles, Oppression
a0er Eating sour Rising or any Indigestion or
BlouSness, IL YOU do not thank us ailer using DR..
HARRISON's PERISTALTIC LOZENGES we
will forfeit the price of the box. Also. warranted
a cure every knd of PMS for sale at 10: ],
fremont Temple, Boston, by J.. \. III HARRISON \
CO, Propr.otors, aud by all Druggists. Mailed
orr ~ cent,
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The lyar in Europe,

The Lomhardmet OF the uuter fortifica-
tons of Paris. il going on, bul II i pre-
dicIcd that Paris will fall dy hunger and
WEAKNESS. and never by an artillery fire
such rs they have had. Bread riots are
reported in Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

W0rt6y Of N0te.-An exchange says.
there is scarcely day passes that we do
not hear, either from persons coming into
our office or in some other way. OF the
success OF JohasoH'S .4AOdyne LtRiment
in the cure OF coughs and colds, SO prcva'
lent about town just now.