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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

OXFORD, sat- Court Of Probate held at Paris
within and Tor the County % Oxford, on The third
Tuesday OF Nov, a H. 1872,
NN the pcti.i0n o. AHBl :. BAKBOUR,Wid0w
- of Albert q. Barbour LAKE Of Paris, IN ssid
County. deceased, prJyjn. for an allowance ont Of
the personal cslstc OF her late husband:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give Eotirs TO
all persons theoretically cGgsiGg cop, of thi'
order 10 DC published thttv vtVs, succcssey IN ths
oxford Democrat printed ~ fafis, 81 said County,
that they may appear az Probate Court be held at
Paris on The third Tuesday OF Dec next, NJ ten
o'clock in the forenoon, and .hrv cause, II any thcv
have, why the same should not be granted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

OXFORD, IS: AT q Court of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF Oxford, on tho
third tuesday of Nov. a. ID. 1872.
A IEXANDERS. TIIAYEB, named Executor
IN IN certain instrument purporting to he The
last VIII aud testament OF Deidams Keen, late 81
Paris In ssd County, deceased. having presentsd
the same Tor probate;
Ordered That tho said Executor givenoIiee to all
persons interested, bT causing acopy Of this order TO
be published three weeks successfully IN theOxtord
Democrat, printed ct Paris In said County, teat
they may appear al Probate Court TO be held at
Paris on the THIRD Tuesday OF Dec next at 10 ocfk
In the forenoon. sud shew cause, II any they have
why the same should not be proved, approved and
allowed - the lsst VIII and Ie,tsment of said de-
ceased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
Paralysis & Deformities

Z z II = y
The orient Springs llea.,h lnstl;u,s !, 'oe1isd
near tho town NJ AmHe-t, aas... fJr thc trat
mcnt and cure of Paralysis 300 al 30. i"rHs >Mu5.
Di-els,-. Contracted Cords and Limbs. Crooked
Feet aud Hands. Enlarged Joiul., WY N.ch. Cur
yatur,s OF the spine, Iiiy p.staar,, kirsst-. II
Nitu- Dance. nul MI dcfOml,ic. ..l .i1,Ehon
uatisgn and ail LMtuc s- Ne.yurs Disease .''.f,
Commissions. Dissascs - sac Brain. Heart i.t
Lungs, Cancers. Uyrtcri1, eye.
ktply 10 GEORGE ". NHODEs y. - Am
hei-i, OIL =. l. FAXON, Agent fur no Institute.
Nrl pSai5-uou square, Boston. 0rtlJ-5H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
a GOO eopr-a ttc.i: j. s. HOLE, Ksgi.ter.
OXFORD, SIS AT Court OF Probati, held nc Pa
ri. within snl lnr lha EnumlN OF NNlnLd. on lha

UAfORD, - ~ tOutt OF FfoNaIti htIlI ~ ] n
ri-, within sud Tor the County ofONtprd, onthe
third Tuesday OF Nov, 4. u. 1872
NN the petition or HARRIET y klAlBALL,
" widow OF Porter Kimball, late Of AudoYer,in
said County, d-ceatel, PRAYING Tor AL allowances
ont OF The personal estate or her LAKE husband
Ordered That the said Petitioner give Eoties to
ali persons interested ty csufru. copy OF this nr-
der TO be published three weeks .ucetri4fcq in thR
oxford Dc!oocrat, newspaper printed ~ iHrls, IN
said County that they may appear ~ Probate Court
10 10 held al Paris on the thild tuesday OF Dec
next AZ 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon and aheW cause
II ANY they have Why the saue should not be
granted. \. II. NALkER, J1dss.
A trne enn. st.cst: j. 5 Hobbs, Reglstaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
A GREAT OFFER ! 225sitSs :5.. xAEs |! 2

lrIW dtsFotc ~ IUV nm u HELVYEUNN HliF
ORGANS, cf Sir frst class mGktTs, iiit!.di8y HO-
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and balance ia small aonihly fisfailmcRfs. Nc'-s.,
octaro Srst-cidss PIANOS, modern igpF0rem ntS,
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tone erer made Illustrated Catalogue mailed. beet
hnhsir ~ MIsir lIsrrhnnlis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

It's no. physic which may give temporary re.
lief 10 the sufferer Tor the nr,t few doses, but
which, from continued use brings Piles and Kin
died diseases 10 aid in weakening the invalid, nor
is L a dOctorcd liquor, which, under the popular
name OF "Bitters" is 20 eXten siyely paimCd 81
the public as sovereign remedies bat lt D..
most powerful Tonic and 0iter notivU, lro.
nounc6d so by the leading medical authOrit II
London anl Paris, and has been long us,l by
the regular physicians Of other couutric' with
wonderful remedial results.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JEiRE'skEEs

retains ali the medicinal virtues peculiar ID the
plant aud must De take1 as permanent curative
agent.
Is there want or action In your liver &
spleen! Unless relieved 80 once, the blood be-
comes Impure by leleteriJus socretious produc-
ing scrofulOus or skin diseases Rlotche-. Eelons,
Pistules, Canker, PimPles, &c, a..
Take Jurube la 10 clesnsc, purify and restore
the Initiated blood to healthy action.
Have you Dyspepuc StOmech! Unless
digestion is promptly aided the system Is dobili-
aled with loss OF vital force poverty OF the Blood
Dropsical Tendency, General Weakness Or Lassi-
tude
Take IL 10 assist Digestion without reaction, il
will mpart Youthful YigOr 10 Tie weary sufferer.
Have You weakness OF the lntestines!
You are in danger OF Chronic DiaWhW1 or the
dreadful Inflammation OF the Bowels.
Take it 10 allay irritation and ward Of tendency
TO nfammatiOns.
Have you weakness or the Uterine
Urinary Organs; Tou must procure instant
relief or you arc liable TO suffering worse than
death.
Take il to strengthen organic weakness or life
becomes burden.
Finally it should DO frequently taken 10 keep
the system in perfect health or you are otherwise
in great danger Of malarial, miasmatic or con-
tagous diseases.
JOHN q. KELLOG, Is Plat ST., New York,
Sole Agent for the United states.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for CiTcUlur.
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lis illustrated by THOMAS MAST, the great.
est OF American Artists, and contains an intro
lIclion by Hon. Chas. sumner Agents wanted
zen this and other popular books. Address l. ~.
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sCYD.Hy rfOST DRUGGISTS Nv ALL
y tNrTS OF TlIE WORLD.

PFC. celt7 sent bT mail, postpaid, % Fe
CENT OF G] rcuts, or iour PACKAGE Two dollars
beware OF cgVFtcrfeitS and r0rthieSs ihiifdt'olS-
see that my DrirGte stamp which is p0snlr@ guar
drfee Of gcHsineRe.s, i upon ir outslds WiHiF"r-
Remember thli th- private famf, issued ~ mo
United states Government eNp-c. 'iF ior s,ainl nE
my incidence, H'5 my portrait u1.'e aa'l 1VNi'ss:
and TIC word ~ s.. Certificate r tenHiuef rs
engraved upon i;, and need not De %. siaksn. poBt
l-suiaIlol H. traveller aul othcrt, fep.e cHiiHs
thcmeelyss as Or. sage. ! ava the uuly mar li'lhS
who has tG. knowledge anil right 60 maaui4'tafi
The qfrui,r Or. -agc's Daia.rh Remedy, aud /
never travel 10 cell this medicine.
r. Y. PlERtE =, N D
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

OXFORD, - AT q Court Of Probate held a. Paris
within and llr TIE County ofu1iuTd. on tie third
Tuesday OF Nov, \. %. 49,,
HENRI .. WALKER, Administrator 90 mo
A estate ol Gcorsc IS Luut, late uf Peru. =
tald county. deceased. having Pc cptcd he bret
and iGgl account OF administration 90 tic "si3i1
OF said deceased for allowance:
Ordered. That the said Administrator give notice
90 AN persons intctcsted,by causing copy otdpis
order To- De published tbge" weeks -urrc-eiytly in
the oxford Democrat. "A newspaper printed ~
Paris, that they may then AMI ihcrU appea ~
Probate Court O. De held 10 Paris go tho 81 iuc'-
day cf December neat. 10 tCg O'Clock 100 tlr i'l,
noon, and .hcw cause, iCapy thcE aHNc, Why u
same should not Doe allowed
y II. " NLkLE, Judge.
4 true rpVy. Attest. !. :. liuHis Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

lido NOT wish o. iniom 5000, reader slat Dr.
Wonderful, or any other man, ha. 'Isy9'elcI
remedy that cure, C1i.tW' 1902. Wien tHt lungs
atc baii consumed 30 ,loIt, wii cure a. a. .-c-
Whethcrot mind, lols 9, c-taig. '.ftt I'm "E'
forever. and leave mcu o. play 90. "an' % "'IN.
and - d'-is ucd io make our -uniuHHIy 'f'.,.' "
IIis.f,l pnra.ii., 10 whfrh Heaven ITSELF -HyI hc
Inferior You have heard enough 90 ina. hiud OF
hufnbug.-ry. Bus when tell Tou il.at ~. age.
IaIrri Remedy .-it 00sHirt'y care he worst sac
of Iaiaft,i in tic Head. only assert that which
thousands can testify Go. vii, pay $3.50 l.aW3ru
for Il -.., thgt cannot cure. Is pamphlet giving
n,fIr... TIL. remedy j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

uXroEu. So At q Court .. i'5dll.c hold a. Fari.
Wi,hia and Tor tbe County " oxford. nU the ts'-d
tuesday ~ Nov. \ q. is-f.
HIARIE~ ALLEN, Admir- stfa.sc od lie
= estate Of Ljbbeus iiicG, late o. llcorao IN
-aiI County, deceased, having rf2ttHtsd bis fret
acruuU. oi Naturalization OF ;h- C-ta.o ? 'l.I
desc. 81 tor allowance
ordered iha: The s1i Administrator Eiyr notice
10 all Vcr.on' Interested. by causing copy OF tli'
order 20 DC published tht-c weeks 'Gc,eisi-c.y -
iac oxford Democrat printed 90 I,',', ~ 'aii
County, ihatthcy may appear ~ Probate Cont
% Zee hell gt Iari' or tie a Iro'i.T ~ December
next ~ 80 o'clock ir The forenoon. ard 'he- cause
Il any the, have, vhy iGc zane should not o.
alipHct.
Al. WALkIG, Jpusr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
DO !. ~ 'g-NII-x
he deceived, bus for Coughs, colds, sore throats,
hoalseness and bronchial difficulties, use only
WELLS CARBoLlC TABLETS.

Worthless limitations are on She market but
the only scientific preparation OF Carbolic Acid
for Lung diseases IL when combined with other
well known remedies IS Ia these TABIHTS and all
parties are cautioned against using any other.
In all cases OF irritation OF the mucuotis mem
brane ihese TABLETS should be freely used their
cleansing aud healing properties are astonishing,
= BE warned, nerer neglect cold, i, is easily
cured in its incpcnt stats when it becomes cbfon'
c the cure Is exceedingly tlillcult, use Wells Car
bOle Tablets asa specific.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Platt 81, Kew York,
sole agent for United states.
Price y cents q box Send FOR Circular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

Z AIDES & GENTlMSN, Agents wanted - sell
4 IProtean Button Hole Cutter,2Jcts Button Hole
Worker, 51c.s; Needle Threading Thimble, >1c. !;
Morocco Needle Book SOC (6large& papers snail
Needles IL per day sure samples nee to agy o. At
above prices & .THORNTON X Co 80 Broadway M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

OXFORD, IS Ata Court ot Probate. lg.jal Paris
within aud FOR thc Couutvoi O1iurt 900 ;ue Sd
TUESDAY of Nov. 4. II. ls,1
/ ENJAMIN Y. IJELL. Aduiui>;rster OLE thc
ID estate OF Charles +. Houil!. lJ;o ~ sumner
in said COuaty, deceased, hRyia: presented hi.
Ess; account OF administration ut ihc cst1tc 81
-aii icccase for allowance:
Ordered. That the said AuI.Eitrttor give
notice 90 AN pcrsuus iufeTr-tti hF cane. la : copy
of thi- ORDER ga bc published three UcrA 'usect
siycly iu tGc oxford Democrat, printed 90 Fau'
"a said County shat tGcy MAS appear ~ Probate
{ lurt. to lee held at Paris. ou Gins Tuesday %
p,c. ucNt at ten o'cjor< Boo thg forenoon aud
she's, cause, % any ,lcv have vhy lhe same should
uo5 "a allowed.
Al. w AikLR,JulSc.
4 truc rppF-at:,rt. =. e. Hobbs. tcNi-ier.
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To-. restoring to Gray Hair its
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once agreeable,
healthy, and
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o. gray haU
to its original
color. lciM the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

l 800 a week guaranteed. Respectable employ
ment at home, dJy or evening no capital requir,
cd; full instructions and valuable package ct
goods Ia start with, sent free by mail address,
with cents return stamp, VI. YOUNG co.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

Tx ATMOSPHERIC BUSTLE, hc only con llcic
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Any Of thc above article .ent oo rec = o. T,,,,
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want .NiILiiatrs, Dressma,zrs Aesgtr5 ~ amy
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In addition 10 the above, W nisuuiagtura tsc
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

IN PARIS, by s. N. HAMMOND.
In WEST PAEEs by =. 4. YOUNG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

Young Men, Teachers aides o. Minister'S Agents wanted
IN every County, for "Tse Peoples Standard Bll'c."
$50 Illustrations Extra terins. Prospectus Tree
ZieEler 4 McCardy ,27t Main t.,SPuBgueld, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
POLICE NOTES.

A fire occurred yesterday in the tre-brlck factory
u Kr,s.cbeI Son at No 80 Goeckst Loss, S1OOi Insured
Tn the Court of Sessions Charles Williams was
convicted Of burglary the third degree yesterday and was sentenced
TO the Pententsry for three years'
Jrenector Sherman seized, yesterday, 3,OOO yards
lace In butchers The lace found concealed IN
frilk cans used the steamer Russia - , ,,.,
Al Jefferson Market, yesterday, Elizabeth WIZ
IT, as ronmited stealing SJ worth ole"ely belonging 70
I prsHns Is Bsrron Of No. IS West IIouston-st
A one Of the HoustOn-st feTy-boats was en-,
- N. Rooklvn slip last night Joseph r. Page age 90 attempted
70 'bore but caught between the boat and The oge ana IN
ssntly killed -, - -
willie Grimes age 3, of No. s. Greenwich-aye was
49, Sixth yesterday by tuos aIiyen
h. Iohn Watson OF 2 Gnseyoort and dangerously eo "A
son wi arrested
John Clark was held TO answer by Justice Hogan,
felouousy euenrg tbe premises Of q.
No ~ Bovery, and stealing coats worth i1O james
% ston VS. committed yesterday, ioE stealing goa "A'en Hom
MAJ SeIler jeveler, on APhls
MARGARET McCarty age IA, of No. l6i Hamllton-st
6v her parens house OF William uorson no ''v
an Ma a. He intoxicated and rruch her 10 the lie
sickness she died on hghI y
Ctner body and found that she died rom ceeoro
Gordon beld TO await the result oil an inquest
A 6gbt occurred, last evening, in the lager-bler
- No 10 Bedrdt John Boehrer was cut on me nose ana
~ lonh Rchne who himself tse IN the len hand
M 80. arrested Miller qaarrsed last evening WIN
Ion Al No York-s and struck her Win pehsI cutting
.n sveIelv arrested Charles uodey OF fhths'e
III red theenth-st while ntoricAted A evening
"a M vie MAR night SIDE nheng severe wound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

wait breaess the rising notes or sweet Tying s,snn
Cen divers tune of Federalst was reeiy kIu "a
that fun house, In which all were invteu W J d i
Mr. Tourjee's bit OF the programme was wy III
pressye one Such stately choral hcnol ohhPu1 s
10 hear again Then for the first time 'ne e ,s
showed anything like imposing power ~, Sa ~
coasters and prairie chOirs singing IN one
harmony In which one felt drowned Inc shanows
came Down IN the galleries, and the Frenehneh
10 their place in such welcome OF Wnlte naRs anu
cheering aa showed we'll who were the IaVOries snu
tbor rand martial overture OF Tampa turned the Gay
into an ovation for them The orchestra nan
hoed what h could do, and soon the house showed lts
noyycr There was rush. storm OF applause sucn az
odc tho raleries tremble and shot one through anu
honSb like the ardOr Of battle Again the Gdrde came
and nlayed the Anna polka-their own MarseIlalse-i
fhink could fight for country will such song OF
death and glory its battle cryand for an the world
they had caught own John Brown-onI
MarseTlaisei Every clean handkerchief IN lhe
house came out at that. Then a great fireman
stood on the platform bearing huge notice IN frame
which he displayed to the admirng galleries rom s1de
10 side " The Anvil Chorus, by special request. Inc
astute genius Of the Jubilee remembered that the Pres
don't liked It at the last Jubilee and under Mr. Goies
incest handling the pet piece OF the popuace ounaea
finely as IL can be- Even we VINO nave hefu ~ AZ
most daily stopped this afternoon to Temars It's reGoh
and the undulatiOn OF its repeats The star
Banner" came out good new, and Mrs VESTS slng
ing was noble, even after Madame Leutners. Ihere
was but interruption 10 the full tide OF success tn
afternoon One had the bad manners 10 get up anu
walk out while the Prussian Band was playing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

which oaee Judge MeCunn will have to proceed py quo
todTTdf.eJ TO regain possession.
ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS AGAINST JUDGE
CURTIS.
NJ L. Townsend and ]. II. Bell OF the Bar Association
appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee this
evening in the case of Judge Curtis. and proposed to
add TO the specifications under the third charge FIRST
drunkenness the part of Judge Curtis on the bench
on two occasions second drinking and smoking on the
bench during the progress OF TRIALS thru, accusing
from the bench, open court his associate Judges
being Referee Ring, and styling them cOnspltators, au
also writing letter 10 the Governor, IN when nc sPo
OF the Chief Justice OF his court the mead OF
Ring knowing the charge was false EX1Juuge Coen-
rane aud H. c. Dennison, counsel for Judge Curts
present and objected The Committee intlnateu tnat
they ma no power pass the propositoh nut &
pressed the opinion that the Senate would receive inc
evidence IN these specifications under tne eenelai,
charge OF improper conduct The prosecuting couhsei
thercupon served the accused with nouee tnad tney
would offer evidence TO prove the above allegations.
The choice OF being tried either before
the body OF the Senate was gwen 10 inc accuseu WIZ
decided In favor of the committee, ana Will INFORM tno
senate of his choice tomorrow Judge Curtis says tna
no viii avoid teclnicalities. and desires only ia anu
speely trial When the McCunn case is cOnclnuen 'he
Priudle case will be Immediately taken up IN" vi" w
followed by that of Judge Gurus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
ppooKIys OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH NAL
FEAsANCE

In the action of The People agt Robert
poyd and Charles H. Davis which came up before Judge
Pratt yesterday, in the Supreme Court specis Ierm'
80 Ktngs County, anidavits were made duplicating ex
n,s,r,ct Attorney Morris In grave misdemeaDors while
IN office The defendants in this action were the bonds
men M william j. Fisher, who was convicted In Kings
County and when admitted TO ball. fed from the coun
~ S,,it AZ brought against his bondsnen the de
fe1dapts in April, 1870, but the complaint was
not served with the summons and Judgment
min Disrrct- Attorney Button entered upon Office.
lie called upon the bondsmen to settle, but
a they took no notice Of his message he took judgment
against them on March for 500 600 by default Yes
terday morning the defendants, through counsel mp
peaed before Judge Pratt and asked 10 be allowed 70
omen the default and put IN defense. Upon tho am
dayts VI Boyd and Davis. Judge Pratt granted order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

directing the plaintiffs TO show cause at special term
of the Court June 49, why the Judgment entered
March in favor of the plaintiffs Tor 5000 90 should not
DO and set aside and why an order should not
be made dscontinuing such action. stay OF execu
ton until the hearing Of the motion was Likewise
granted Mr. Morris and Mr.. Pearsall made counter
afidayits The motion TO open the default was uenled
by Judge Pratt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
COURTHOUSE EXPENSES.

The following old employees of the new Court
house appeared yesterday before the committee Of the Board Of Super
or on the employees Of that building and made affidavit that they have
nerformed the services for which they chsrge
Johp Purcell messenger nine months us; Patrick oBnen
cleaner months S589 50i William Harms cleaner one esi
ontb alp Drought cleaner, months $50 %
Richard Nag cleaner months S22a Rob Wakefield clerk
ansb month SIPS Wesley Mills Secretary TO Board OF Comms'
opers nine months S2O Joseph stow assistant engineer seven
months s7e6 c. John Wemboh cleaner two months tIE 81
M,Ither Phean. FOREMAN. three months, @2l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
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siaA %r5,.s Ho,t-Goy hoOool ef Colorado w. ooh
ths Hon K Hopkins Ssd he Hon Robert H. Pruyn
" .hn lion Goaday c. Of Tennessee, ~ Cheney
Of Hartford aud Thomas G. Duran Of EsTi orr srh
of Delaware Esio- Hoei-yiseount 90 Inor[ o. qno
apn n a. nnaine N'nisteri W. T. Horobin Of Yer
" he Rev DR. jackson Maryland and capt 1e9ss o. e
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RUPTURE

Successfully treated By Dr. MARSH his Radical Cure Trus
all physical defomne scientifically made and
Belts Elastic Stockings Abdominal Supporters
Shoaller MARSH Co.. No Veseyst Private and
competent female to wait upon ladies.
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HOME NEWS.
ppnMIERNT ARRIvALs.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUrs als BROADWAY
Damp Eoon-sio enm-sJ' hdnshI-7''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Once Broadway QAe Of Broome ST. branch at
Broswa shAw ac feathers gloves, &c, beau
ufuly cleaned, cOats, pants, vests, cleaned ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed in using
DooLEr's YEAST POWDER Ask your grocer for IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
IAnnuucements. 4
lAnnOunoemeutaI
To beautify the hair-BURNETT's COCAINE

Thirty years ago DR.. Chiffon, the celebrated
analytical chemist certified that LroS MAGNETIC POWDER although
fatal insects contained nothing injurious poisonous 10 the human
spee forward this matches preparation took rank
article aud the most popular because the mos1
effective insect DESTROYER IN the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
F,E, SMITH g. CO.'S CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT,

Manufactured At the ATLANTIC FLOUR MILLS BROOKLYN
Best preparation Of Wheat for HEALTH aud
for general family FOR sale by GTOesrs generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

FARNuNGDALE.-1he Board of Auditors and Over
~ Of the Poor OF Hompead accepted the bid Nathane
Keham this place hreestOry and basement house the
Poor Farm, for 100.
UyPrgAp -Messrs Pearsa Rider and Rusmoe Commissioners
TO appe The Of lands taken for segaus branch railroad TO TINS
village will "A special election on July 70 y ordered
bv decide the Appropriation Of LOU Tor build
mo- and apuaratus for the Village Fire Department
Loyo ISLAND CTY-Th Board Of Assessors have completed list OF
nersons liable to u City Court Asiona town
elock is again running after eight years
ORIENT MeuhSdeu are scarce in the bay