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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02
Georgetown Advertisements

THUS DUWLING, Auctieneer; Georgetown
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT NEW HAIR.
NESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, WHIPS, TOOLS
HARnWAbE, &C, &C. At AUCTION
O. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY s-h,
o. At 10 o'clock, will sell at the store of r.
Petfit, Esq, successor to j. M Riley, No 81
bieh street large assortment of elegant ne dou
Bile and single Carriage and Buggy Harness, W agon
Harness. Cart harness. Saddles, Brides, Whips
Horse Covers, Saddles, Hardware, Tools, Brushes
&c. &c and many articles usually kept in a first
class Harness establishment
apo THOMAS DOWNING Aurt
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TEE NATIONAL PoLrcg CONVENTION which
net in ST. Louis last October will reasonable i'm
this city pursuant to adjournment in June next,
to harmonic the operations Of the several police
organizations of the large cities for the prevep-
tion of crime and the detection and arrest of
criminals The social evil question Is &c be dis
cussed and a committee appointed to report up
made by Major Richards for the reception Of the
delegates, and ii Is expected that every state in
the union viii be represented in the convention.
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LADIES' GOODS.

lust OPENED-An elegant assortmentnf
CHILDRENS LACE BOkNE1s -
AND CAPS, on
aud all the novelties in Ladies' SHADED scarfs *
farasols, Fans, lisle Thread aud kid Gloves.
At MRS. SELMA RuPPERT's.
dig 9th street, opposite Patent ofice.
nayl-ew No branch store
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fRioG's DOLLAR JEwBLRY STORE, No. 457
pennsylvania avenue, receives new styles every
morning. All the earrings in this store has
plated or gold wires. =
Court IN GENERAL TERM.-To-day the ar
gument In the Poilard-Lyon Islander case was
esumed.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1879.
KATE sANTLEY-LUPO.
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
KATE ssNTLEY-BErrIE REMMELsBURG.
SATURDAY MATINEEs.
KATE SANTLEY AS sTALACrA.
THE GRAND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR
DRAMA,
THE BLACK CROCK.
GORGEOUS PRODUCTION,
WITH
GREAT CAST
AND GRAND BALLET
THE BLACK CROOK,
WITH LUPo,
THE GREATEST OF PREMIERs,
AND THIRTY BEAUTIFUL
YOUNG LADIES.
SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, MAY 3, AT 9.
nayl-tf
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We ARE GLAD to be able to call the atten-
ton OF our readers to the american Writing
Fluid, first, because IL seems to be q good
article; and, second, because it il manufactured
in Washington Ii is claimed Tor IL that IL Is
injelible, never moulds, contains no poisonous
ingredients. is non-corrosive, never thickens,
and holds its color indefinitely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

RY THOMAS DOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.
SALE OF FLASKs, PATTERNS, AND FOUN-
DRY AND MACHINE SHOP TOOLS
By virtue of bill of sale to me, made on the 10th
of January Sa2 will sell, public auction to the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY, May 2d, lisa, at
O'Clock m, at PICK reIl warehouse, Water street
GEORGETOWN, D. O., a valuable lot of Flasks, Pat
terns. Foundry and Machine Shop Tools
Terms cash. WALTER W. II. ROBINSON.
as THOMAS BOWLING. Arct.
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BuRGLARY.-Last night some thieves entered
the grocery, flour and feed store of Mr.. g. Ash
ford, corner OF 18th and ID streets, and took
lot Of cigars and tobacco out of the boxes and
carried II away, with other goods amounting to
about SEQ in value. The entrance was effected
by cutting through a shutter and raising the
window. There is 10 clue to the burglars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

A INV SUBUEBAS NILLAGE.-The Baltim more
anu Potomac railroad is just approaching COM
pletion, and will soon be in running order from
The northwest section of Baltimore to this CITY.
Two embryo towns or villages have already
started on this road-Huntington at the junc-
ton OF the main stem and Washington branch.
1oupded by Messrs. Blunt * Co., of this civ
which Is about thirteen miles distant and has
attracted considerable attention for some time
HE other, "Glennville," founded under the
auspices and enterprise OF T.. Il. Duyal ESQ., of
FRINGE George county. At present it only con-
slsts OF blacksmith and wheelwright sh0p and
TWO small dwellings, all just about completion:
but lot OF four acres has just been given 10 the
vestTy OF Holy Trinity Church. and funds
secured 10 start the church at once and pusb n
TO completion. Let them erect a schoolhonse
next and then they will have commenced i'm tbe
night way. But the mot striking feature
oil this village, and TO which we wish 70 call the
particular attention of our citizens to- Is that a
large lot or country seat is freely given TO anv
bono fde settler that will improve the same in
twelve months. To mechanics and Others ot
small means assistance Is offered in the wav of
furnishing building material on time The lots
vary from quarter OF an acre to twenty We
acres; the larger portion from one-half an acre
10 three acres. We are informed thar Mr. Duvai
has had many applications from our citizens
some OF whom are DESTROYS of going there and
has written to his agents that he will he hare
Friday evening National HoteD to answer in
quiIies and provide means of visiting the locaii
". Glennville has been named as one OF the
stopping places for local trains Is 2Y.miles this
slde OF Huntington and II X miles from Wash
ington.
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,PRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN III. SHOOT.

1l9 Bridge street, Geoygefotcn, D. C.,
Has received fir, m New York, and is now Offering
at he .otc,d eash prizes, complete assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of A
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, Of all the new and
best styles.
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best and most re-
liable kes. Mohairs, Bl ,ck Silks and grenadines
,WhlTE GOODS ia every variety; best Kid
Gloves, Parasols and Umbrellas; Llama Lace
Shawls and Jackets; Ladies' and Gents Under wear
and Hosiery; Table Linens Sheetings and Shirtngs
of the best grades.
HOUSE FUBNisHING GOODS. Mattines, Oil
Cloths and Carpets. AlSaysa full assortment of
Gents and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden PercaIs with
full line of Domestic Go DIS, to which the atten-
ticn of custs hers is invited.
ap26lm J. III. SMOOT
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NOW OPEN.
woLFORD a sHILBERG.s

WOLFORD a SHILBERG's
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY
NEW GOODS received daily Tor the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising all the --latest Soveltie. IN
DRESS GOODS
BLACK and COIUREn SILKS NOHArRs \.
RANEsE slLhs, P0PLINs, DOLLY yARpESs
o. an s,yl.s, BlsSk sTa White ALPACAs IN al
WHITE DRESS GOODS,
OF All classes for sumner usa-
The NEWEST STYLES PARASULS. -
-, large variety q
ChS'o' Prints and Domcstics. CAssimeres for No.
atd Boys wear.
And special attention Is called 20 the
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
which comprises the --latest designs in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS ana handsare
Ranging from rs cent. % /. SSkAlN cARFEISS
SoCd STRAW MATING ~ 25 cent. Y
Nice - OIL CLOTH ~ so cents pei yard
Ss Is ih,s viii save purchasers
~HEMEaBER The ARCADE.N
S27 SEVENTH STREET.
S-thayo Betwecn % and z.
GREAT BARGAINS
ELEGANT sPRING GOODS
Psrsscls. from 30 cents 10 IS
Srensdines, IRON Is cent. % IS cents.
Ll ssass si ss a. ron AZ elegant Gros Grain
Bleaehed and unbleaehed Co,tons, from cents NJ
n snufacturers, Al wholesale prices TN '-'
Elegant Paris ids, 81
Goats 4 sterling Spool ootton. cent?
Linens Of al Kinds, very CHEAP; aud host q
invite those Who wish 90 buy GOOD Goods Casap for
'osA 10 Cali ana examine. RRopBr.pkoo
sFlS tmy4 lSo9 St. bet. 18Th and l3th.
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" n. II. WHEtTLEY'S
w STEAM DYETNG
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFiCE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1881 premium awarded 1857; and is now
one OF the oldest largest and most complete estab
Eshments of the Kind In this country. Ny patrons
VIII consult their own interests by sending in their
tali and winter goods during the summer months
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
Gentlemen's Clothing Everything sppertaining to
the business well and promptly executed Office
closed daily at sunset, except Saturday. when il will
beopen until 81 p. m. Post Office Box 1913. app
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
Ind made to order by Hempler, near Az street
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TIE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION
met yesterday. The deaths OF John j. Frey, OF
Georgetown, John West and Jacob Coiclaizer
were announced. Messrs. Nicholas Acker, Capt.
Moore and W. II. Williams were appointed q
committee to inquire into the expediency OF
celebrating the 4th Of July. Mr.. Clephane
travelling accommodations to and from this city
since ISL.
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THE BOARD OF PUBsIC WORKS have awarded
The contract for paving Louisiana avenue from
yth TO 10th streets, and 10th street, from b to
the pavement TO be of the Belgian block
Messrs. Neitzy & Co. have also been awarded
the contract for paving street north from 9th
to 1h street west; and 18th street from street
north to p, ~nsy!yRnia avenue, the same to he
paw ed with the c.s,Nhle stone which is to be re-
moved from ID street, from nth to 9th street, so
far as il goes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Y NATIONAL THEATER-0PERA.

A GRAsp AND PRONOUNCED SUCCESS OF
AIHEE.
TIE QUEEN OF OPERA BoCFFE,
who will make her last sppssrsrce bat three in OF
(, MI ach > fayorite Or rs, -
ABE LE HELENE.
With NJ lie AlEEE IN her fAvorite role.
T. - }, May 3..-....--..BENEFIr OF AIMEE,
tkrst fim@ htre.l
LIE POINT DES sOUPlRS
Saturday Matinee -.--..LA GRAkoE nCCHEsSE
Saturday Nighf----..---.BARBt BLkOk.
Orchestra Chars and Orchestra Circle resevy I'd :.
81; Dress Circle, treservedJ sl.to; Private BoNeS,
six seass.D SIS and Sl0; General admission, 81; Cal
sEAIs CAN Now BE sECCREn At BOX Of
FICE OF THEATEH, fkoN To a.
MONDAY, My 6-rHE BLACK CROOK. M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19

LONDON, March 1.-THE Observer
states that alta meeting OF The Cabinet
vest erday the American reply to Lord
Granvillc's note WAS read and discussed
IL produced favorable impression and
wa regarded as furnishing an opening
for further negotiations on the basis of
the arrangements provided 10y the Treaty
OF Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
Reports from home.
4 Living Witness.
BosToS HERALD uTFICA, ;
Roston. hnnt. Eth. lN.l. \

BOSTON,, sept. isAu, lNs".
II. x. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Sir-Amous the many wonderful q res ef
fected 10y the usc OF YEGETINs, have heart of
none more satisfactory than my own. | have been
afflicted with ScrofulR salt Rbsum for macy years,
inherited Ia the blood making It's appearance oh
lN Whol. body, bursting cut in different pl3 e.,
rad painful beyond description. six Of The uiu,i
pApul1r purifiers which are advertised 20 cure
>srOlUlA aud like complaints | have faithfully
ulcd; hut NV disease was No deeply seated a. to
V.ist all laid my before several proga ,n-st
physicians. but nothing tended 10 alleviate ftusl
i, by the influence Of friends, coSsentrd 10 ity
NtGATIsK, commencing the nTst or JsuHsrv iAbt
and sors siter experienced sensible rsl az, so1
could isci u vorkiss IN ny system very diEeraSt
~ trus ssytbinx had ev0t tssss hstslc, AMI al
JlrS d.cOvsrs! shat Il Vas accomplishing. thsoh.
l.ct 80 earnestly dHtrea. continued on, follow
ins directions for three aOsths aud the 1rst %!
April found m0 we'll man: have ps,sed through
tht hot summer. ami have continued 10 be- ne"
from 1uy appearance " {; Ca u,D NI.stqt time
Nv general health o. excellent. Nud utt tr-4E-
CO. Of which hal about dCspdirrd ascrlitr -
tigrll 10 the UAc ct NEGETi>E could never have
been convinced ot the nirVrlou- results II ih,s
wonderful NHGtrJNE under any other cirtUn,
atNapgs. Jut NON recommend every one to turn tu
I'll, inc .tmaLlG rrnlcdy anal that all /. tuic rep
resented ana living siisess gnd u will anurvi
great satisfaction tu show the MARKS qf ~ DIS
Ease, Sud cunyersr uu the merits OF NbDEflNk, "a
gone y IN dispute who owe u what do
sIli h.Ip isvttiJn ot ms child having sCYerr
attack Ut heart complaint qhieh NEFETINE has Gu
tiyely cured aud shall always he HAPPY 10 make
Il, virtues known within the range OF my iEfucnce
Yours, very respectfully,
Ell. YOUNG.
Mr Young has becu in the employ OF the Boston
Herald during the past eighteen years. h1ny ran
vouch Tor ihe above statement.
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Note Lost +!

THE subscriber hereby gives notice That he has
LOST note given 90 him by WILLIAM SWEAT
Dated March sth, lSs;9, for the payment of three
hundred and ten dollars. said Rots "a secured bt
mortgage aud has two endorsements, one OF
twenty i've 1lOllsts, and one OF ono hsndred dol
lars, paid August Sth, 1870. All person. are Tor
bid purchasin. said note. Any person hndlnx
aid note will be suitably rewarded by leaving II
LEVI y. STONE.
linton. March sth. is72 msFls,3v
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Special Notices.


ma'te easy by any lady. 20e0O sold in six mouths
The aost rapid ceiling articles ever invented 70,
married or single ladies' use.
No FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN.
nus"hic Elegant Cheap, and What has aiwsy.
ben wanted, sud always VIII Pronl. large
kishts for sale. Lady Agent. cav make fortune.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANpASNH MANUFACTURING Co.
New York. " ,ugs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
oxford Normal In.,l,u,. Cour.. OF
Lectures.

On account at the severe storm last
Friday evening. Gov. Perham'> Lecture
was postponed until next Friday evening,
March 23nd
This course of lectures is llec to the
public.
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BOREL & COURV0iSIER
~ ~. "a y 81 7 -
sourH PARIS, MAINE, Jan Goth, =.

SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, Jan 2'th, a.
oUISCHE 4 KRUGLER, IS Maiden Lshe
Cents The Borel h CourvOisicr watch, No ~,
which YOU sent me Nov. 10TH carefully adlustep
y, heat and cold and for month past its rate has
been remarkably good, steady gam oil oGy iva
seconds per weok, or eight seconds IN mohh
There can be no mistake about II, as haYea good
Transit Instrument, and take TIE llhe every Ia"
day. =.
have been In the watch business nearly twenty
wears and have sold AMI repaired nearly all kinds
OF American and foreign watches, bat nave never
found a better time keeper. than the Is Z. waieh.
This testimony is unsolicited bal you are n.
liberty 10 publish it if you wish To dn So
Yours Truly,
SAMUEL RICHARDS, JR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
Everyone Speaks FavOrabIy.

E4sT N4Rshfltlp. Augusi slst' $50.
ar. sTFNENs
Dear Sri have been troubled with csnSet ArVm
ahifihaOi causing my month 10 bo = al
time. that W.s unable % eat. Have taken many
prepar Stions, but with no effect till tried Nvur
NEGETiNH. AMER taking a fsW doses ! found j!
relieved the taininess ~ the stomach thst always
accompanies cauker humor: and NJ the time hsd
lskcn The third bottle my mouth wa sstrel, cured.
IIsYe not been u oublcd with Il since that time,
sh,ch sight month. ago. have recommended
g 10 sGrpval - 49, acquaintance, and every one
spsaks. fayurahlv OF 10 good etlei
Your. trss IT, = silkhNtS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
VAIL ARRaNcEaIExTs-pari. Hin.
MAILsCLOsE.

Fnr Portland and Boston, ~ ~ Is \ NJ ant
so NJ, the latter arriving in Portlani M Sis
neNt morning.
Up mail, VIA Grand Trunk M SEP NJ
FOr Norway. NJ .s \ VI and for the ,,..,.r,,
pSIt OF The County Tuesdays, THURSDAY and Sat
ur,ldys- VIA Norway, 1t same time
MAILS ARRIVE.
Prom Portland and Boston. atIO.oA. NJ. and
t:lj L. NJ.
Down mail, via Grand Trunk. nj IN pm
Prom Norway and western part of the County.
az SOP. NJ =
Rawson's Coaches
Leave The HUI for the up trains, at 500 a VI.
and % =. NJ, and for the down train at II 80 NJ
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SETH w. FIFE.


10y virtur Of = license from Hon A. II walker
ID iudgc of Probate shall sell, at the store
under NV office, AT oxford village, on saturday
III, sOth DAY OF March, Al one O'Clock in the stter
noon, Cooking stove, Parlor stoves, BEDS
Bedding, Bureaus, Chairs, Farming Tools, Car
pets Tables. CrOekery Ware, Tin Ware, Glass
and Wooden Ware, and a large variety OF Othsl
articles belonging 10 the estate OF John Green and
Emily J Green. deceased.
TERM>-Cssh on delivery.
JOHN j. PERRl
Administration and executor OF VIII.
oxford. March end, ls12 marlssw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19

DIX. SACKS CATARRH REMEDY. $500
reward Tor au mcurabe case. Sold by
Druggists Al 80 cents.
From the Easy Expectation. increas.
eel respiratory power of the lungs, and
the removal OF irritation, manifest from
Cessation ot cough aud other alarming
symptoms, after using Fellows Com
poomI Syrup ot liypophosphites, it is
clear htj the formation at -tuberculous
matter i not only stopped, but that al
ready deposited Is being carried away.
LIFE HAS FEW CHARMS tor the Dyspep
tic. which is not to be wondered At when
we take into account the amount OF bodily
aud mcutal suffering that this distressing
miads .cucr.ues The Peruvian Syrup
Ga protoNide OF irony has cured thousands
who were suffering from thi, disease
The formula Tor the manufacture OF
Weeks Magic Compound, has boon sub
miltcd TO, aud received the approval at
some OF the most skilluI ply >ician~ ia
the country IL Is manufactured by drug
.j>tS at fifteen years cNper fence and
may 5c used winh confidence in all tits
eases OF IA" throat aud lungs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
SKIN DISEASES.

PERRY'S IMPROVED C0MED0NE AND PIN
III, II REMEDY The Skin Medicine of the age
Il warranted 10 care FLESH WORMS, PINPLIs,
srnptions BLOTcHED dishguratoa' of the face
Sold by all Druggists. Depot ~ Fond ST., \. J.
For Moth Patches, Freekies
AND TAN USE PERRI'S MOTH AND
FRECKIE LOTION The well-known, reliable
and harmless remedy fOr Brown lhscoloratishs
Of the face. Prepared Only by Dr. b. c. Perry,
Dermatologist AZ Bond street, New York
Sold by Druggists ereTyschere. marl9sn-6m
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r,geuty-Eish, Years Practice

H. ia, Treatment OF Diseases incidest TO Females
has placed DIR. DOW II the head of all physicians
making ,nchpractice especially and enables him
L. "a ,rsatce speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cAseS of Suppression and all other Uenstrx.
Dcrul,geaeats from srAotcrsr casss An letter 3
ter = l,irc mast contain 81. ONCE No. pENnI.
t'brr rBEEr, BUsrON
B.-Board furnished 30 those desiring tuIs-
taalr under treatment.
Boston, July, 1871. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19

Gross WORD ENIGMA :-Nrt Harriet Lewis.
NNNGR.NS:-i, Bautry. ., Dingc g, shan
non &. galway >, Clew. g. Donegal
CONUNpRUN The noise.
w ans sers sent in time Cor pub icstiou
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iIIEiJ.

Ia ~ lrrcsteg. Mass Mar. iti, Eliza W White,
formerly ot ~. PaVls, aged so yVars.
In West Part.. March 2nd, Consider Fuller,
aged ~ ears months The dscCase had been
a worthy member uf the Ia VtiSt LEu!ch fUr many
,r4ts. lie Was Lowell aud respected 10y al ph"
kuee j. Bl.
la PhrniN, Jackson Co, Oregon, Jau. - Chss
Hrury Rolle, agei q year. SON OF Henry G
Eoifc. cd Rumtorj
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BORN.

In NeUry, heb. 9lst,to tho aife Vi john B1t
ict:. con
10 G,snon, Feb 95,h, To the wife OF y X Ecu.
u,tt. q ION.
Ia Noltu Paris Marcia ist!, to the wife OF Al,
d. ..tu d Abbott = sou.
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$ c. II q f t l. A
ScrefuIous HumOrS.

Ii VE9ErINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient 20
perfect health amer trying different physicians,
iG.ny remedies, suherin. FOR years, is it not con
elusive proof it YOU are n sufferer. YOU eau be
usred Why l. this Gedisinc performing such
great cures? IL works in the blood in the circu-
lstiny nuid. IL truly bs called the Great Blood
Purifier. The great source of disease originates
In the blood; aud M mediciHs that does not act
directly upon il, TO purity ana rcnoNate, ha. any
just claim upon public attention When he blood
becomes lfeless aud .taguaut, either FROM change
OF weather climate, want OF exercise. irregular
diet or from any other cause the NEGErlSR wlIr
new the blood carry Of TIE pUtrd hHmors cleanse
the stomach, regulate the bowels, aud impsu -
tone OF vigor to the whole hsi' The conviction
ia, IN the public mind a. vel a. n the medical pro
fessien, that the remedic, applied by the IcQefGete
ktngGom are more SAFE, mPrc successful, ~ me
cure or diseases than miusral medicines NkGk-
TINE is composed of roots, hlrks aud herb- ltiN
pleasant 10 take, and is rerecily .ate ~ give 10
An infant, In Scrotuls the NEGErINE has perform
ell wonderful cures, where many o.h'r remedies
have failed, - will BE- seen by Jew OF the many
testimonial, given.
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NATURES REMEDY.
YEGETYyNE q
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

VEGETINE is made eNclu-iFe.E I, ..tf
of carefully - ectcd barL-, roots ana hrrl,,
and So strongly concentrated tluIt 500. t.. ..ilt
eradicate FROM thu system every t.iu . s...'-fs'
Ia, scrofutou, nuntor, EuOlos#. 'y"ctr'
Cancerous iEumor, i.ry~'pela- '"It
Ttheum. Syph itic Di-eascs' t"'th"f'
Faintness nj the stomach, au3 Nh diseases
that ar Sc from impure bia,tt. ~ciatiea inii"'n'
mntory and Chronic Rheumatism, ii"t-
gia, Gout AMI spinal COmpl amt '.i 'i't
be eff ctnaliy cured through tc ul""i.
For Ulcers and EruPtivc disease o.. iie
skin PustuIes. pimpies. bi"tcHt 10 sous
letter. >caIdhead and hth= Is 'ii1. i.''r-
Tine has never failed ID cIect q pt.at .t.. Nrt.
Fnr pains in the Back, hidn,s COM-
corrhna, arising from internal alteration. ani
uterine diseases and General Debility. iGt-
TINE acts directly upon the causes ui tha COM
plants. Ii inyig rates and >ircH- hens lH 49, hole
system acts upon the secrctivc organs. a.ll. ul
nammation, cues liberation aHt it-t,.ty- ih"
bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, HabiiUal COS
tiveness, Pnipitation or the Heart, hcod
ache, Piles, Nervousness and Gcrefai pros
ever given such periec satisfaction iHe Fr'ff
TINE. IL purliies The blood a'gtu't7 .it ui .ic
organs and possesses controlling r1F over
the Nervous system.
The remarkable cure, c0cClc3 bv NEtLItNE
have induced many physicians ami apofhtcaric'
whom we know % prescribe aHl use u ~ thtI'
own families
In fact, vEGErINEis the best remea{ -, dis
covered for the above diseases. ana j. ti' on. lc'
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
''' Prenored nv II. II. STEVENS Boston. Mass.
Price 81 ~. Sold By al Druggists.
Marj'72ly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
Valuable Real Estate n. Auction.

10y virtue of license from lion. 4. IL walker
* Iu,lse OF Probate, shall sell Al public aue
ton on The premises, on Saturday, the 18th day o.
April, A ID. 1871, at two O'Clock L. NJ, one dwell
inr House and Stable, situated near Oxford VII
lage. the Sable occupied by JONI Green, Esq, a.
ths ,in,e of his decease; also about twenty acres
OF land near the same. This Is = very excellent
stand IN good repair, stu ,ted near he
very desirable location, ON account OF chuich
school and other privileges -
JOHN j. PERRY,
Executor Of John Green's Estate.
A H.