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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
AUCTION SALES.
By c. z. Girardey 6 Co.
-e-@-~
LANDS IN oUACHITA PARISH.
ASSIGNEES SALEM BANKRUPTCl

By ORDER OF E, E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
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By g. De Ferret & Co.

BARBER SHOP-B ARBER SHOP-BARBER SHOP
No. IS Exchange Alley.
SUCCESSION OF J. TEAIPLET0N GREEN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
Andre lIaIIener. NiIIianl .stewnrt Id D.

de4 2127 Sheriff of.the :" Parish Fl i Of Orleans
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~ TIE MATTER OF 9. DrPCY-TN BANK
ruptcy-Eo. I245.
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH M REEVE, DECEASED.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1885,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
AUCTION SALES.

de1a u ial2 Sheriff of the Parish Of orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

pYs NASH & H0DGSON, w. l. HOT GSoN,
ID auctioneer--ohi No Carondelet street.
On SAT- RDAY, January IL, 1873 at TIVE I've O'clock
NJ at the St.. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel in thi9
ty, by virtue and in pursuance of an order Of the
Hon. A. Tissot, Judge of the Second District
Conrt for the parish If Orleans, dated December A.
1872 docket No IS 1886, for account of the success.
sion OF Joseph M. Reeve, deceased, at public auc
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delo "a jail Sheriff osebe Parish q o1Ieans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
Iouiti'u.

There is no better market than Lewis.
ton for choice poultry, and OF this dsE
cription there is rarely enough to NEE
the demand. but consumers ars particu'
lar, and in order 10 keep the highest
price, the following directions should be
observed See tina. the poultry is well
fattsned, and lhi. Is more rsadily done
by combining tie fowls in close quarters,
giving them waller and feeding them
with mixture Of meal and mashed po-
tatOss thoroughly wet. Corn or other
grain will answer equally as well, but il
has been proved by experiment that meal
and mashed potatoes i'll aboussqual parts
will make pound ot poultry cheaper
than any other feed. Turkeys and chick
ems confined in quarters and fed Ali they
will eat, viii in the course OF two or
three weeks, be lit for market.
Poultry should be killed by bleeding
in the neck or by cutting of Tho head,
but never by wringiug the mack. They
should always be dry picked, and it the
feathers are plucked before the bodies
are cold, this is easily done, but on no
account should poultry intended for mar
ket DO scalded, rs the skin is sure 10 90
broken and the vslus 10 lesssned one
third. AS soon as the birds are picked
thu heads should DC cut of and the blood
thoroughly drained from the neck, should
then be wiped dry. Ii this is carefully
done, it improves the appearance OF
poultry TO draw the skin over The neck
aud ito it, but this should never be done
if there is any blood left in the neck, "a
the blood settles there and the neck
would very soon become black and faint.
ed. The tail snd wing feathers should
ALWAYS De removsd-the entrails drawn,
and wing. of turkeys clipped. The birds
should then be put in dry cool plScs.
until thoroughly cold In packing use
clean barrels or boxes, lining the sides
snd ends with paper. Pack close as pos
siblc, and see that the package is 50 fall
that whsn the cover is nailed on, there
will &c no chancs of the poultry being
moved about. Never use straw in pack
ing poultry, for besides cressing the
bodies. there is always mors or less chatf
th,t hurts the appearance of the fowls
Poultry prepared and shipped according
10 the above will always meet with a
ready sale. when hall fa,tensd, badly
dressed, sloyeuly looking stuff cannot be
sod AZ half prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24

highly condensed forms. dissolved, have
y powerful affinity for the Ingredients oil
the soils. Oxygen oxidizes iron, carbon
ic acid seizes upon lime and potash and
other alkaline ingredients, producing a.
separation from tho soil, and renders
available thu locked up treasures otpian
food. Hence we SEQ that rain gives not
only water but food Tor oar plants, aud
that We should give it free access TO our
soils.
Another advantage OF fall blowing Is,
i, brings up ine surface soil to drink the
kindly dews. Every point OF the rous
soil, induced by blowing, is Il condenser
of dew. There isa very large amount
OF ammonia aud other plant TODD matter
contained in dew. This matter has
Hosted from your yards, manure heaps
or fields in the day time. Shadows oil
night hold this in solution and convey it
10 the soil or whatever object it collects
upon. 1t 10 of great importance that the
soil be in = State OF preparation 70 receive
il and retain it.
Heavy soils are more benefited 10y tail
blowing than light soils. The tsnaeit,
OF elsy soils is redused and it, particles
separated b, the action upon 1t. The
Jumps arc dissntegrated by the freezing
OF water contained between the particles,
and fall assunder The field which at
the setting in of winter was covsrsd by
shapelcss clods will be found in tho
spring in condition OF mellownsss
which no amount of narrowing could
havo effected. The power which has
sent these clods Ssunder has operated on
the PARTICLES which they contained and
has reduced them SO fine that their sol
ubilily has been increased. The me
chanical act OF freezing has reduced
them. All rough, stubborn and bresky
soils should be fall plOwed for above
reasons. Who that has ma dc clay into
brisks or mortar does not know tina, ii
works four times ss easy as unirozen.
If fall blowing benefits clay it certain
" benefits clay soils " proportion to the
clay they contain. We believe that FARM
ers will take common sense view OF
this matter on ali the points in which it
is presented.
We believe that for all crops except
corn. land should be broken up in the
fall and horse plowed in the spring, or
largely cultivated by double horse cuI
tivator. All stubble, corn and potato
land should recsive the plo" in the TALL
and be crop plowed in the spring with a
hors.-plow There is no danger OF
blowing land to death. We have heard
that German plowod poor, sandy
! lsEd once = week, commencing in the
afternoon. His idea was TO render the
soil fine aud psrmesblc, to admit the in
huences named above. Although his
aeishbors scoffed him, in i've years his
soil WAS rich, while his neish6ors had
grown poor. The best advice We have
is. speed he piosC."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
PENSIONS, &c

INCREASED Pensions, procured for all ."idr''
i where the rate is too email for the dies
incurred in the United States service. Those ..
string tina increase Will write me tho naln9 81.
their disability, and in what way it intereTe- " 20
manual labor or former occupation. Ais" -'>.'
when and where the wound or injury wa Icr..
ed Or the disease contracted.
All soldiers who received any permanent dl5A
bty ia the L. 5. service arc entitled 10 pensi'"
! have blanks which parents Of deceased 7Y
dicrs who afe moi receiving pensions, can ii,i 90
themselves, and forward 10 me, from which VIZ
inform those who wish, without charge whe.',
In my opinion they can obtain y pension, by seh0'
ing cents postage.
Bounty procured fov all soldiers who enlisted
for years, before july 81 1851 who have not DteA
Men who enlisted In the Navy after July ], 49,
and who were discharged before their term oil ~
lsimen expired, can learn something OF !niei'N
10y sending me their discharges.
Bounty procured for heirs Of soldiers who hN''
died since discharge, by reason OF disease con.
trsctcd or injury or wound received while IN l"'
L. < Service where no bounty has been paid since
Jnly 20, 1853.
Bounty for ? or years men discharged on az
count OF Rupture received In The l.. :. service
where no bounty has been paid. .,,
Soldiers who enlisted for one year In lso] VIZ
discharges were made out in the Held, but WV
were not finally paid on until months from a"ss
of enlistment, can obtain second instameHt VI
bounty by applying to me. .ro
All claims bountics &c, advertised 20 DC piV
c,,red bv other agents, en- be as promptly oDtam
ed at this olice. Linn,
against the government, will receive mlormatlVn
from this Office free, by stating their case 10 nv
and sending six cents postage. I
Claims abandoned by other Attorneys SoliclHt
This IL one of the oldest war clam agencle'
the United states. have records OF all Maine 81
diers of the late war, and periods OF service "
companies OF the war of 1912. Address.
GEO. T.. WEEKS. u. y. Claim Asen
julit augusta, Mf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24

Henry Clay never liked to see dumb
animals worried; and once. passing
down On avenue, he deserted a crowd
at sport with a billy-goat. Mr.. Clay
drove them away. As they seampered,
billy. seeing no one but Mr.. Clay within
reach. made 4 charge at him. Clay drop
ped his cane, and caught his goatshlp
hy the horns The goat then took to
Soaring up, being nearly as tall rs The
tall Kentuckian himself, and the latter
had to pull him down again. This soon
become tiresome Clay could conceive
of no way to free himself; so, in his dss-
peratiOn, he sang out to the boys to
know what to do. One of the smallest
OF the crowd shouted back. Let go, and
run you tool ~ Clay always maintained
that, though he signed the Treaty OF
Client, yet that ragged boy knew more
than he did.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
STATE OF NAINE.

OXFORD, S. Board OF County Commissioners
Sep.t mber Session, A. ID. 1872,
on the foregoing petition, II being satisfactorily
shown 10 the Court that the petitioners are respon-
sibe and that inquiry into the merits Is eXpcdient,
Its hereby ordered that the County Commission.
ers meet at the Post o1icc NJ West Sumner on the
fftcenth day Of October A. ID. 1872. at ten
OF the clock ia the forenoon and thence proceed TO
view the route mentioned In said petition; inmedi.
ately after which view hearing of parties and wit
ness vii be had nj convenient place In the Vi
cinity and such other measures taken In thepEemses
as the Commissioners shall judge proper And II Is
further ordered that notice OF the time, place ana
purpose Of said Commissioners meeting aforesaid,
be given to TO all persons and corporations interest,
ed by causing attested copies OF said petition and
this order OF Court thereon 10 be served upon the
Clerk Of tho town Of Sumner and also by posting up
copie. Of the same In three pablo places IN said
town and publishing the same three weeks success.
,iyely In the oxford Democrat, newspaper printed
in Paris In the County OF Oxford, the hrst OF said
publication, and each OF the other notices 70 be az
least thirty days before said time OF meeingio the
end that all persons and corporations interested
may then and there appear and shcw cause, II AM
they have Why the prayer OF said ltionri. should
not be granted
Attest; WIN, Is. hlhbALL, tlsik
A Tras copy Of ihe Petition and Order OF Court
thereon. -
Attp.t w 81. II. hlhibA Liz tiefks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24

claim HAT the, were not in need al re
liei. and that they without cause ant
| Justification left Hiram BennetrS ant
Horace Benefits, who were Obliged by
bond to support them, and went 10 The
plaintiffs, and that plaintiff cannot hold
the toan for the claim sued.
Verdict Tor plaintiff 1896.
Frye. .
~, 9, Iiammons, Foster. Walker
ii, 0n,i, Sr,her notify, September 2sd
Boston, daily Sundays eXcepte0,-~e
". Returning, leave India Wharf, Bostsn sans
days at l.. N. .
These Steamers have been newly fitted up with
steam apparatus for heating cabins and stats
rooms, and now AFFORD the most convenient anu
comfortable means OF transportation between
Boston and Portland.
Passengers by this Ion. established line, OBTAIN
every comfort and convenience, arrive IN time 70
take the earliest trains out Of the city, anu aVeu
the inconvenience of arriving late AT night
Freight Taken at Low Rates.
Mark goods care T.. s. Packet Co.
Fare Sl5o state Rooms may DO secured In
advance by mail.
w. l.. billings, Agent.
j. IL. COYLE. Jr., Gen. Agt., Portland.
Portland Septim,,er 10th, 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
COUNT Lodge, i. 0. Of g. T..

In accordance with previous announce
ment. the County Lodge of lndspenden
Order of Good Templars held its Quar-
terly session with "Crystal Fountain
Lodge" oI AndoveF, on the llth inst
The ovorbanging clouds prevented som'
from leaving their homes to eniox, r.,
occasion with us, but otbssesicrIy irem
~ Und to Beniah Dow's
well as gentismell S such alterations, new To-
o,;,,as r~tsrOntinuanccs az in your Judgment
ne iIiblic good requires; aud az Ia duty bonnd,
will ever pray. .....
WALLACE RYERSON
and nineteen others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
Non-Resident Taxes,

IN m, Town of Hartford, County of OXFORD and
state of Asinc for the wear iSil
Tn. following lies al Taxes an Real .tntr OF
nonresident owners in ths Town Of Hartford, Tor
the. ye,r ls1l, in bills committed 20 JOHN
ROXY. Collector OF taxes or .aid town, on thr
lot day Of Ju, lS1l, has been returned by liin 10
nae a. remaining unpaid on the 9TH Gay OF May
lS79, by his certificate Of that date 'nd 'eW e
main unpaid and notice IL hereby gwen lnH1 y
LnS,id tSvc. sud interest and charges are not paid
into The Treasury of said Town within eighteen
months from Tho date OF the commitment 81 taid
bills 30 much OF the zeal estate tared ~ VAL be
,uricicut TO pay he amount due therefor nciuu'
inc inirrcst gn1 CHARGES viii without further no
ice 30 rod a. public Auction ~ the treasure
pncc IN sait Town, or the serGsd EoGdA, ~
Jsrusiy 1873 at O'Clock J. 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
NONRESIDENT Taxes,

I'm the Town OF oxford, County OF oxford ami
state of MsHe for the year 4 ID. 1871.
The following list Of taxes en- zeal estate OF non
resident owners in the town OF Oxford, for the
rear 1871 In bills committed 90 seth III. Faunce,cOl
Hector of taxes OF >aid town oE the 18th day vi
August 1871 has boen returned by him 10 me IA re
naming unpaid on tie 18th day OF Jun', lSl9 10y
his certificate ri that date, and now remain Nm
psid and motto. J., hereby given that II 'ald taxes
and interest anal ,harges are not pad into the
treasury Of sai town within eighteen months from
the date OF tlr commitment of said taxes, 80 much
OF The real -, a.. - taxed will bG sufficient To
pay the amonn; .iHG therefore, including interest
aud charges " ~! without further notice, he sold
al public auc!i.i at Durell \ Hawkes.. stone IN
said town Oh Ihe twenty.drst day Of February
1872 al two O'Clock in the SflcrnOOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
Nuu-Vesidcnt Taxes,

IN the town OF Lowell, in tho County of Oxford
and state of Maine, ioT tic wear ISL
The following List of Taxes ON ihc Real ksiate
al non resilient owners. iu tie town Of Level,
for the year 1871, in bill committed 20 Gorham T..
MrAllistrr Collector 81 SAID Town. on The third
day ot July, A II. 1911, hHN been returned bY him
20 me IS remaining unpaid on The 10Th day of
june. \. H. 1872, by M, certificate Of that date,
and now remain Unpaid aud notice Is hereby
given that IL thc said taxes interest aud charges,
are not paid into the Treasury OF said Town,
within eighteen months from The date OF The com
nitment q, the said bills. 81 much of the Real Is
tate taxed as VIII be sufficient go pay the amount
due therefor including interest aud charges viii,
without further notice. hc sold 20 public auction,
the 3l,t day Of Drsvmbsg, lS1s, ~ oIe O'Clock
l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24

AZURE CURE ;og tlus Si-trc..ing complaint IL
now nsds tfi.Su in trcatisF OF ~ octave pages
ON Foreign anal Nativc Herbal Preparations. pub
Hshtd by pr. o. PuLLis BEoWN IhS per'llP,
ION was discovered nv him in such lrovtdcst!rl
manner that hc canuOt cOnS"lentiourly r"l' - q"
make il known, q. IL Gaa rntcl ever boil WI"
has u.o,l 1t Ior fits, never hayn. faded ~ sin
gle oa.e. Tse ingredients may he obtained run
amy druggist 4 copy -, free tn all applicants
b, mail. Address DIX .. rHELP> BROWN,
~ Lr,uh SLrrcl. JorsY CIV. y J
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
STATE OF MAINE.


AUGUSTA September ). 1872
VvPON the following townships or tracts Of land
u not liable 10 be taxed IN any town, The FOL.
lowing assessment. were made Tor County tax oi
1870, by tho County Commissioners OF Oxford
County, on the seventh day OF August 49,. said
asses imeut being male 10y rlliue OF ri set OF Tie
Legislature approved February -, is'1.
Aninysr North surplus. ssI
q. w.. ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
agrnntural.
From the Lewiston Journal
Suggestions for the Farmers.

Fail PlOtCing- ConreHieHt-DTyer ts NE
Spriag-KiIls Tei1nI,--Nct for Corn -
SOILS 10 nal Lesck-RefRes the Sod
.4dcastage--RaigW ater-Chemical .4c-
tio,s-DeWs-PlogiRg ERrictes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24

CMlcheil, Charles b. land stu
atsi "a East Oxford, between
Luther Perkins farm and sam.
uel Robinson. land, 80 ~ ="
Hawkes., Polite H., land adjoIn.
Ing Minot line, between oxford
aad West Minot 80 W ~
Khnball, Peter, land situated be
tween Jonathan WORKS and
Joseph Rowe's land, ~ ~ / -
Putnam, David, land situated bs-
tween Moses T. Bearce's and
Frank RawSon's land, west OF
Matthew'S Pond, 80 ~ -
Woodbury.. William w, heirs OF
land situated between Isaac \.
Thaycr's and Paris town farm, % 10 8 10
Holmes l., A. Il Co., Heater
piees between roads leading
from Steep Falls In NORWAY 10
Oxford, |! 10 Nv
Smell, Norman one house former.
" occupied by him for u hcme
stead, go 80 10
Templeton, A. J., afly acres stu
atcd between Hogan Pond and
the old Co. road and land Of
Morris Clark and Joseph Nc
Donald. % % 2a
CTooter, Seth H., homestead iot
merly occupied by Seth H.
Crooker, % I'D 900
GEORGE I. HAWKES., Treasurer.
Oxford, Ne, Sept. II IN, lsi2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
y. j. COurt--!Septem6er H., 1872.

annoy DANf'hi"' - i"1Sip'Nu'
who stop b.,
Ever Cease tS'Rs OF THE COURT.
if they will cease theGlerk.
in aud talk Cuisines" they
favor
"A large black spider, in s srist'miil
at Manchester. New Hampshire, caught
small mouse aud raised him ABOUT two
inches from the floor. The mouse WAS
alive when found, but WAS unable TO ex-
,ricate himself from the silken network
which the spider had woven around his
body
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such rs remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedI-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives 10 the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so un-
clearly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING
nothing else can be found so desirab.e
Containing neither oil nor dye, it dos
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR., J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
In PARIS, by A. VI. iiAMNDNH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
Farm For Sale.

one OF he plcasAatsst situated, neats't little
farms IN ONf0rl Copnty, will be- sold ~ bargain.
Grand Trunk Railway station. Contains sixty
acres, equally divided into tillasc, pasture an'l
wood. has a iiuc youns orchard OF apple. pear
and phim trees also grape Yiuc- Nil 70 goot bear
ing The binding, are nearly now-housc |
story with l.. wood she'd. shop and Stable at
taclied The barn Is nearly new with good eel.
lar and water. There - tuc brook OF running
water the cu,irc lang th of the pasture The fields
are smooth aud fec nom rocks, veil Fenced with
wall sui board renee IL has but 10 he seen 10 bv
appreciated.
For terms and particulars call ON OF address
capt. AMOS +. NOIEs or \. OSCAR NOl *
.snlO Norway Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
For Sale.

rVNHB FARM formerly owned and occupied ny
4 The late Mai r. y. Stowcll, situated about on,
mile troIn Soulh Paris village. said farm - finely
located, and contains about eighty acres also
lar.o and thrifty orchard; y large harm, with eel
lar under the sama; good houses water ~ house
and barn said urol crts will be .old loE Il sp
piled for soon. For terms, &c, enquire OF Cot
VIM SWEET, nearly opposite, OF Oh the promises
LAW son M.
south Paris, August 18Th. is11 In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
Desirable Property For Sale.

TIE Subscriber ufers Tor sale his
Aaepl Foundry Property NJ south Waterford,
A& consisting OF the main building, 20 fert
UAM long; Eli, 20 icet; Two 0utbuildngs ~
liz feet each good Dam; Water wheel,
$-S and shalin. already FOR machines TO
be attached. 1t an excellent chance FOR light
anufacturin. business or As jOGblns Foundry
tile furnace being IN place, ready for work. The
shop Ia. Away. had good run OF custom work,
aud to the right man would be an excellent chancc
for business.
The reason for sclliu.-the owner has business
~ Britgton Centre that requires all his time.
Also offers for sale his dwelling house, contain.
ing 10 llpi.hed rooms; Stable and WoOdhou.e, sill
in perfect repair Water lead 10 the house from II
neyeriailing spring. Orchard OF grated fruit
been in bsaring Or years. Tvs lot contains tNo
acres OF l,nd with 30 apple trees se1 nninxto besr
The above property will be sold together or sep
aratclV as may bo desired. Tile perfect.
:. \. MILLER.
South Waterford, Angus; 18th. 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
SEGREr

0'"iion'. 'ui'aolo me" % SECRET
aiding Ia obtain iull afk is sn i'm aen.e
any " dssres asssA FIs ey sel' whey
Ing or conducting C6 sehoe' 81 En-
tute, or sori.sI ) s,l psrts o. T.,
eating wjtt a.a. HENRY WILSON 3 J.t.ul
J tIonc money Address JOHN RUSSELL" Ia
Usher, Portland. Me. sep; ~
ITO THE WORKING CLASS. mals o. IT,
i male. $50 week guaranteed. Respectable
employment ut home, day Or evening; no capital
required: full instructions aud valuable package
Of goods TO start with sent free by mail. AdIrrs.
with cen. return stamp, VI. YOUNG K ca, W
CORTLAND ST., New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IT So0G
restores Jaded
or gray lair
to is original
cnLnr. Until The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-24

The following 10 oae of series of articles re
eeived froa Sears abort time previCGs - bis lie
eeasel