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BRONCHITIS.

FRrspoRT, DIGBY COUNTY, \. ), Jdl-
s,rq. lSGS.-Mr JAMES l. FEILows
S,r.-Iu the winter ct 1906. was aillic,-
. with = severe stack Of Bronchitis, and
although our doctors were very attentive.
and used all Tue means IN lhsir power,
;hcy Jailed to afford me much relief
obtained your Compound Syrup OF Ily-
pophOSphilss. and took il until il made =
permanent cure.
am in perfect health and Tree from
B.Ouchills. Respectfully youri,
MENDALL CROCkER
A LAKGE VOLUME would not contain
lie mass OF testimony which has accs.
muiated Ia favor OF Dr. TiHar's BaiSua
a. bId CheyrV as n safe, efficient, and
reliable remedy IN curing coughs, colds,
and pulmonary disease Many Of the
cures are truly wonderful.
Fcvrr~ seldom make An attack without
warning snd may often be thrown of
~ soaking the feet in warm water, wrap
ping up warm Ia bed, aud taking TWO Gr
three OF "ParS0n', P,trgatire Pills
A Missionary Just returned, SAYS he r..
CARDS, ,iohAsoa'S 4H03yHc LtHumeHC ~
beyond all price. and etficacious beyond
ANY other medicine II is adapted 10 81
great variety of special eases, and is the
beet pain killer in the world.
YEGKTINEis the great pauacsa for eur
sgcd fathers and mothers; ior /, gives
them strength. quieis their nerves and
o. tnar, N.tt,ra'. sU....f
Tux LAST DAYS Of ex.Presidsnt Mar
lin Van Buren, we've made comfortable
by the use OF Jonas WhilcOm6's Asthma
Remedy. Letters in our possession from
his physician, and from Mr.. Van Buren,
himself. express much qualification with
the results OF its use.
Extract from the Lille of Washington
lrYing.' by his nephew, Pierre NJ. Irving,
Vol. ". page 272:
The doctor prescribed, as an expert
mcut,-what had been suggested by Dr..
/ Co w Holmes on his late visit,-'Jon.
40 Whitcomb's Remedy for Asthma :
tcaspoonidl in wineglass of water, tc
be taken every tour hours. A COCO
night was the result
+ IN no ease OF purely Asthmatic ebara4
ter has it tailed to give prompt reliof
aud in many eases prsmsnen, euro has
ieen effected. No danger need be mp
pretended from its use. An infant may
Lake !, with with perfect safety. (Ss'
CTcE!ar.)
JOSEPH BURNETT &; CO,
BOSTON.
Sole Proprtet9r,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

To the Honorable the Justices ofsthe Supreme
judicial Court, next TO be holden al Paris, with
in aud for the County of oxford, on the third
Tuesday Of september \. ID. lo2.
ID RESPECTFULLY represents Martha n. Mes'
IL der, OF Stoncnam, in said County, that She
WAS duly married 10 George P. Aeider, Of said
sioneham, at Lowell Massachusetts, on the tenth
day Of April 4. ID. 1885, by one -, Baptir
clergyman, and ordained minister Of the Gospel
duly licensed 10 solemniZo marriage and has
lived about TWENTY-FIVE years AT said stoneham,
with George + Meadsr, Ne husband and wife and
has reared family oil i've children, four OF whom
are now living, until February, A. ID. 1871 that she
was then compelled 10 leave him, and has not
since lived with him and for the following reasons
10 wit because he had become and still continues
TO be- VIGOROUSLY subject to habits OF intempsr-
ance: that lie is in the habit OF becoming lntoNl
Gated, and has go done for many ycars, and that
Tie habit has become intolera Die 10 your libcIant
that he has many times, 10 wit: on or the - dAy
OF April 1869, and also on the - daF Of July,
1859, ana en- many other DAYS and times within ten
yesrs last passed, rcateded 10 kill her, and has
ii euueutl, st dates and times she cannot fix,
,tri,ck and knocked ner down and because lac has
not been true End faithful 10 her rs his wife, but
has been known 10 be with and in the sscietT OF
lewd and bad women, and sought Their society
aud within six months last passed, has brought
into said SiOneh2m and into HI. family, woman
known AS and called Lola Howe, aud ~ sald
s.oneham with her comnItted aauIteIy on the
= dsy OF February, 1872, and Is ycur lloeiant
believes has within one month last passed lived
with her and had criminal connection and com
mtted the crime OF adultery with her at his house
i'm Stoneham-wherefoTs she prays that size may
be divorced from the bonds OF Inatrimony, and
that such other provision shall be made Tor her
out OF the estate OF the said George L. Aeader n
this Hon. Court considers just; that said divorce
would be reasonable aud proper, conducive TO do
mestic peace and harmony and con. isttnt with the
peace and morality Of society and in duty bound
viii ever pray. MARTHA II. AEADER.
Stoneham, July eth, 1872.
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CHARLES II. GROWER.
HANNIBAL, ID. GROVER.

4 notice : also given tina; Hannibal -. Grover
viii continue The business at the same place.
where tiic old customer, Oi lhe arm can ind huH,
and where he will be pleased 10 wait on them.
OctS-3w HANNIBAL ~. GROVER.
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NONRESIDENT Faxes,

In the town of Andoyer, County of Oxford, and
state OF Maine, for tho year 4. ID. 1871.
The Following list Of Taxes on real estate ri non
lie >ident owners in the town Of hndoycY for the
wear ISL, in bills committed 10 J. A fRESCH,
Collector OF Taxes of said town, on the l4tr day
OF Sept, ls7l, has been returned by him "a nic
remaining unpaid on the OH day of July, 1872,
10y his certificate of that date, and now remain
unpaid and notice is hereby given that il said
taxes and interest, and charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF said town of Andoyer within
eighteen months from the date of the commitment
OF said bills, much OF thc real estate 30 taxed
a. will be sufficient 10 pay the amount due there
for, including interest and charges Will without
tur.ii.rr notice, be sold ut public auction "a the
store of j. A. French, in said town, on the 10Th
dav OF March, 1873, at : O'Clock L, NJ.
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To tn. Honorable, the justices OF the suprsne
Judicial Court, next 20 he holden at Psris,with-
~ aud for the County or oxford, on the thild
Tuesday OF september, A. ID. 1879
r OIS r. NJ. HARRIS, OF Bumisrd, in the Com
j ty OF Oxford, aforesaid wife ~ william II.
Harris late OF said Rumford, hut now OF parts
unknown respectfully libels and gives this Hon.
orable Cont 70 be informed that she was lawful
" married 10 tho said William III. Harris, by Rev.
John Elliot duly authorized 10 soennlZc mar
riagss within aud for the County OF Oxford, II
Rumiord aforesaid, Oh the thlrtieth day OF Deceul
Der, A. u. 1893 that she ha. since their intsrlnar
rage had one child,b him named William iiar.
ftsAged two years tie goth day OF OctseNt that
your libclant since thar intsrn2Triage has awhy.
behaved herself a. chsste, alectlonatc ana iaI'!-
ful wife towards the said W illiam h. Harms, but
that the said william II Harris, wholly resardles.
OF his marriage covenant and duty Immediately
amer the intermarIa.e Aforesaid, became drunk
and intoxicated and 80 continued TIL The thrtish
day Of April, A. ID. $780, when be deserted your 10.
bslant, and has sluce that time wholly neglected
10 care Tor your belsnt or said child, aud that he
has not been heard Jf since that time by your Ii
brlsnt, bat has gone 20 parts unknown thht theFo
H. no probability that Your lDeIant anu INC ssld
William II. Harris will ever again live together 10
husband and wife, dseming II reasonable hd COZ
,.uciye TO domestic harmony, and consistent with
the peace aud morality OF society as wen "a con
iributing 10 her own happiness and welfare pray.
r.ht and Justice, AMI that - may ee divorced
irOa The bond. OF matrmohy between hcfseii and
her said husband; and that the care and custody
On account OF its tcudsr ase, and tho deserton VI
the said father, uAy be committed " your l!belant
ami IA IN duty bound " Ill ever pray.
LOIS r. ". HARRIS.
Dated a, Bethel, sept. Ind, lo'i.
STATE or MAINE.
8NFOPD. - supreme Judicial Court, SePtem-
Der ierDt, 4. ID. 1872.
LOIS NJ HARRIS LiDclant, W. WILLIAM III.
HARRIS.
And now L appearing TO The Court That TIE said
Defendant IS not an inhasltant OF ms
state and ha, no tenant, agent or attorney there
i'm, and that lac has no notice Of the psndcncy oi
this libel: .
III. ordered by the Court that the said Libel
ant notify the said Defendant OF the pendency
of this libel Nv causing an 1ttested copy tneteui
with this order ot court thereon, 10 be published
three wevk. .ucces.Nely ia the OXFORD Democrat,
4 paper printed in Paris IN said County the Ia-t
publication To o. thirty days nj least, before u1o
ne It term OF raid court, TO be holden Al faFs'
aforesaid on the irst Tuesday Of December next,
10 the end that the said defendant may then anu
there appear at said court, aud shew cause, II any
be have why the prayer Of SAID liselanI should
not be granted. .,., c,,
Attest; WM, IL hlhbALi., Iterh-
A true copy OF libel and order Of Court thereon
Atts.t VIM X KIMBtLL, Clerk.
E. Foster, Jr., Atty. Tor lbelant.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the ,opastnor-hip
~ heretofore eNis'iu. between 4. II u. IL.
Grover, ui Bethel, is this day dissolved, ani all
demands aud accounts now outstanding ~ layoT
of sad lyin must &c paid ON or before Juiy lat,
49,, OF the same Will lie len 4ih attorney Tor
colleciiou-paymcn; OF tac cams can 20 made tn
lIzsLiual A. Grover
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Freedom Notice.

'ENlII> ma, certify thar nave this day giv~s my
i GOA. JAMES r. TURNFs, Ai- ,iJHc q TRACE Eu.l
act lor himself ! shall claim none OF hi. earn
iggs nor pay ANY debt. 20 bis conilactlug an;
this date LEVI TURNER
WItue.s, WILLIAM n. HASKELL.
HUvS i,il, oct. !, ISL. orts
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MR.. COUGH,

. X r O Il d, NJ y y T.
Agent FOR the sale Of tho celebrated Pafrnt ITh1e
S'yc q ioiA,s Lisc. seven strand warranted, 10
never Iust " iniure 'be Clothc, % any WAY. Brst
aud cheapest ilnc 10 The world. price only three
coats !,r foot, manufactured 10y thr Hudson River
" irr Mil Co New orG octr
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Notice.
ylrifEEI AS

NrliEEEA>, my Wiic, MtETllA n. J0NEs has
w voluntarily lea any bcd and ho3rl, ! ;ogbt 1
al per Gus tIom harbOring Ca trusting her on u,
account ALBERT II. JONES.
Denmark p.toi,r -th l,-9 o.f-
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For Moth pntch.,, Freekies

AND TAN, USE PERRN'S MOTH AND
FRECkLE LOTION. The weltknown, reliable
and harmless remedy for Brown uiscolorsiion,
OF the face Prepared only by DR.. Is. c. Perry,
Dermatologist, "a Bond Street, New ork.
Sold by Druggists ererytrsors. msrlg-sn-Sm
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% %$ff '$ SE#R IN o o.fsSrss
FOR Cure a., Dor Test Sample Tor y csnt.) by mail
DIX. r. =. HYATT, 2ii Grand st, Y. \. i''1lI0,
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the si.
fcets Of Error. aud Abuses in early lite. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. Ip,pc,limen,s
TO marriage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Cru
lara tent free, in sealed envelope,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Ne. 50.
Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Ia. my2s'1a-sn "
The greatest want OF the present day il men
and womsa, healthy and vigorOu. in mind aud
body The continued headaches weakness, nsrv.
ousnes, aud various ailmsnt, which 4nlCt women
are generally the result % imperfect action az tie
stomach and other vital organs DR. WALKERS
CALIFoRNIA NISsGAR BITTsR., being composed
entirely OF vegetable substances indigenous to
California maj bs taken with perfect safety by Tho
most delicate, and are y sure remedy, correcting
s,l wrong srton and giving nav risor to the whale
system oCtl.tw
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4 dmiaistratOr's and Mortgages
Sale,
AT AUCTION
VIII be sold At auction on
Thursday, October. ION. 1872,

At Ono O'clock, l.. NJ,
THE DWELLING HOUSE recently occupied b.
Peter himb.ll situated on Main Street, Norway
village. Thi, house - two story, with l., and In
connection with good shop and stable. Good
water iu the house and desirable residence
~ any in the village
Also, atthe same time and place, all the personal
property consisting OF Household Furniture, Car
pculrr', Tools, Cart Wheel, new Lumber, Wool,
Sc SO.
\ portion OF the purchase money Tor real estate
can hay on mortgage. Term. for personal made
known 10 salc.
RICHARD GAGE, Admir-.
GEORGE 4. klMBALL, Mortgage.
NuYNxaA 9TH
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Education and EmpIoyIucn,.

Education and Employment.
COHER's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, conduct.
G, with si.psl ability and success for thirtytwo
years past under the same management, snd alter
ded by seventeen thousand students, continues,
from its long experience and extensive mercan.
tIlc connections, 10 possess great advantages, tue
confidence oil the community, and has thereby pc
cular facilities for providing employment for its
graduates male and fcmale) many 81 whom are
now at the head Of extensive establishments, while
thousands hold responsible positions ia this and
other cities.
THE THIRTY SECOND ANNUAL CATALOGUE,
CIRCULAR containing full information, with styles
OF HANDwRIrGNG taught, and st Of Mr. Corners
works on
Penmanship, bookkeeping, Navigation,
etc, SAINT BY mail, or may 10 had FIRE. At ths
College.
Morning sessions, , 10 , every business day
throughout the year. Evening", to ., from LIST
October 10 let April.
GEORGE y. CONFER, A. ~, President, S23
Washington Street, corner OF West ST., Boston.
sept i9-4w
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Notice.

Y HEREBY caution an rcy s0u, pot 90 h.rbor oT
trust NV wife MANY O CuiLo Vn uIy account
Oh" hes lon any home without any c.usr NhS
o,Or EDWIN T.. CHILD
Nillnn Plantation sept 3. Is. cos
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SKIN DISEASES.

PERRY's IMPROVED COMEDoNE AND PIN
PIE RENEDY.-Th skin Medicine OF the sgc.
/. warranted to cur. Flesh WORMS, PDIrLEs,
cruptjons, BLoTCBEp designations OF the face.
sold by all Druggists. Depot ~ Fond St, Y.
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Running at Large.

Five Young cattle-four hcifcrs. one Ycarug
ball, supposed 10 be the property OF Daniel Ben
nett. The owner viii please call sud pay the dam
axe and lake hi- property. I. ". WILEY.
GiccnW oud. No. oct. /, l>7!.
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PayAman lot, or unknown , 10 -.
Lot No. >, west side, Nv ="
Geo. +. Bousley known asl
he Bousley Farm or falls 30 Il -
property,
JOHN A. FRENCH, Treasurer.
Anlover, sept. 80, ls72.
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Freedom Notice.

! HAVE h.s day sold toJNuN y. BGAprUN, lis
1 minority. lie has right to transact business
Tor himself. ! shall claim none OF his earnings
nor pay any 1cbts OF As, contracting after this
date. ISAAC BRADEEN.
Wjtur-.. ELLEN Il. COPURN.
Dated at Rnmforh. AugIst lsth. ls.2.
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THE STRUGGLE OF.72
The Issues and Candidates of the Pres
emit Political Campaign.

The above is the title of book of 500
pages, published by the UNION PUBLISH
ING Co., of Chicago, and edited by Ever
EFT Chamberlain, late of the Chicago TI1b-
ane. We are glad to see that a work
ofthis kind is being prepared thus early
In the season of the approaching campaign,
TO enable the reading and voting portion
of onr citizens to get condensed history
of the political career Of those that are
nominated as our national rulers. Mr..
Chamberlain, the author, lisa staunch
Republican and firm supporter of the
present administration. He is we'll
known In the Northwest. and no doubt
his name attacked to this work will give
it large sale. One great feature of this
book is its illustrations, which have been
drawn, at great expense. by the celebra-
ted Artist Stephens, of New Y ork. and
are original Some of the best hits Of
the times can be seen by buying this book.
1t will be sold by Agents only. We
feel justified in saying that this book
will do good work in the right direction.
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THE Railroad excursion to Reedsviile
was very largely attended, there being
about twenty cars filed with men, wo-
men and children, who enjoyed them
selves on the road and at the picnic
grounds to their hearts content. All the
objection we have, is that it was got up
on Sunday; our railroad employees want
and ought to have day Of rest as well
as any other laboring creature, and we
there was not one man unable to afford
an afternoon during the week for such
an excursion.
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TREAsURER's REPORT.

By cash paid as per vouchers 1o,522 IS
Balance on hand 5,034 81 1857 70
On motion, the sum of two thousand
dollars was voted to desray the current
expenses, teachers wages, &c., for the
coming year. E
On motion, the Chair appointed a com
mittee of three to compute the amount
required to run the building fund for the
ensuing year; the Chairs appointed Messrs.
Markham, Shove and Guyles. said com
mttee reported as follows: Your Com
mittee find it necessary to raise the fol-
lowing taxes during the coming year uiz :
interest due State, $500, seating and heat
ing new house $4,000, for blinds and
plastering Sd story, $1,000, for payment
OF contractor for new buildings SIS, 900, in
which sum is included $4,000 voted at
meeting Of district held on the 23d day
of Feb. 1872, and which it is now intend
ed to ratify ane confir.l.. 1t also recon-
mended that the School Board be author
lied for the purpose of paying balance
/ due to the school house contractor on
completion of the school house. at their
option to borrow funds from the State or
to issue orders running one year with in
terest at per cent.
The report was accepted and adopted,
and on motion the amount voted to be
raised for the different items named.
The committee to whom was referred
the Treasurer report. find it correct and
true. On motion. the vouchers we're de
stroyed. Ga motion, there was So, 90
voted to each of the Board On motion
adjourned. joan LANTRY. Clerk.
The late Dist. Treasurer Thos. Rob
inson ought certainly to have had {
vote of thanks for his faithful services.
Ed.
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Report Of the Annual Meeting of Joint
School District MOL
MANITowoC, july sth, 1872.


MANITowoC, July Sth, 1872.
Meeting called to order by Mr.. Waldo,
Chas. III. Walker, Esq, was elected
Chairman. The minutes of previous an
nual meeting were read and approved, also
minutes Of special legal meeting, Feb.
23d, 1872, we're read and approved. On
motion the meeting proceeded to the
election of Treasurer. Chair appointed
Messrs. Guyles and Mark ham tellers. Re
sult.of election, Peter Johnston 60 votes,
E. K. Rand, Is 1; scattering 8. On mo-
ton, Peter Johnston was declared unani-
mously elected.
The Clerk report was read. accepted.
and ordered to be placed on file.
The report of the Treasurer was read,
and on motion referred to a committee Of
three to be appointed by the Chair; the
Chair appointed Messrs. Even, Bacon
and Shove. Mr.. Shove declined acting,
Mr. H. Muiholland was then appointed,
but declined acting; Mr.. Peter Mulhol-
land was named, but was not in the room.
Mr.. G. W. Burnet was appointed to act,
and the Chair requested the Treasurer
elect, Mr.. Johnston, to help the Com
mittpe
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SEWING MACHINES. 1t is not peces-
sary for US to endeavor to detract from
the merits of any other Machine. We
claim to sell THE BEST FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE in the Market without regard
to price. And we feel confident that the
Home Shuttle, given a fair trial in com
petition with other machines, aciN hare
the preference. Examine before purchas-
ing. r. S. DALE, Agent.
at 4. Kansch Store. IA It
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IMPROVED ToNE.-Let it be we'll un-
derstood that the credit for originality and
superior excellence belongs to THE EsrEY
ORGAN, and purchasers should beware
of dealers who offer Instruments, posses
sing only some Of the general features of
the original and genuine EsTEY ORGANS.
Cali ard examine at F. Ransch store.
l4-4t r. S. DALE, Agent.
Orders for sheet music promptly at
tended to.
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NOTICE. Owing to the absence from
town of Mrs. Sharp, the members of the
Jones Library Association are hereby no.
tilted that for two weeks after Monday,
July ed, they can get books from the
library between the hours off l. s clock
P. NJ, and on Saturday from l to and
7 to 8 P. NJ, as usual. The reading-room
will be kept open all day as heretofore.
By order of the Board.
III. MULHoLLAND, Secretary.
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WONDERFULOFFER ANGE BUT
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We must confess to surprise at re-
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people, sent on trial, from June to Janua-
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Now any reader can soc, by applica ion
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ED.
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We took stroll out to the work COM
menced on our L. S. Road south, last
Sunday, and find that, as far as We can
judge, the line Of the road into town will
prove quite an injury to the property
owners by the grade as now determined
on. We sincerely hope that such dam
age as thereby threatened to our citizens
will be avoided if ever possible.
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THE new law passed by the Legislature,
and approved by the Governor, March
5th. increasing the jurisdiction of justices
of the peace to $500 in civil cases, went
into effect July LIST. 1872. This bill was
passed to take the place of similar one,
which, it is claimed was not passed by a
constitutional vote. The law as it nov.
stands, was regularly passed. and is re-
liable Justices, police magistrates, and
constables now acting, are not obliged to
give bond ia double the usual amount,
but those elected alter the law comes In
force will come under the new arrange
ment.