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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27

Controllers Office who are engaged in
investigating the affairs of the suspended
national banks. 81 ~
Hon. John Fl. Platt and DR.. Withers,
presidents respectively or the Peoples Bank
and The Commercial National Bank, will
leave tonight for Washington OH business
connected with the recent panic. -
The following is statement Of the move.
ments of cotton for the week ending TO-DAY: !:
Receipts, 214 bales; corresponding week last
year, 175 bales; total since September |,
1878, S74 bales I; corresponding time last
year, 231 bales. Exports, IA bales. Stock.
140 bales; stock same time last year, go
bales. Receipts at all the ports ending Sep
tember /, 1873, 1880, ,5Os bales being an in
crease of 926. .557 as compared with the year
1S71-72. - ~. f. s.a .,:.g.
Rev. William N. Robinson, of Chesterfield,
will preach Sunday at the Byrnc-Street Dap-
tist church. The pastor. Rev. J. E. Hutson,
is in attendance on the Portsmouth Associa-
tioa, now in session at Norfolk.
Mr.. George Hawks has taken charge Of the
Jail rs the deputy Of Sheriff Stevens.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
of Ovcrseers OF the Poor was held this after
noon, bat no report of its proceedings has
been received. ROBIN ADAIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

"A correspondent in Stow writes us
Us follows: The friends OF Row. A. IL.
Withsm Of Stow recently met in = so.
eial gathering at the house OF Nathan
Whiting. in that town. and after pleas
an,ly spent evening Of conversation.
singing and prayer, presented their pas
tor with with $40
A pleasant Christmas gathering was
held at the abode Of Grin Heath, in
Chatham. Among the many beautiful
presents on tAc Gin Tree. was q roll Of
greeHjacLs for Rev \. II. William and
wife, and other pledges Of affection"
Though the mercury was nearly 40 below
out OF doors. the occasion was enjoy.
ed by alL -BridgioH Ns,es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Denmark Items.

There wac = d''dxiinu party, Dec 3lsl,
al The residence ui Benz WaIc.. ia Den.
MARI, t"E the benefit of Rev VIM. IL.
Iraiton Social conversation. singing,
refreshments. and an oyster supper,
made up very pleasant programme,
which concluded with financial express
S'sa Of The estcsm and good will Of the
company towards the pastor.
The Ladies Circle OF the III. L. Church
in Denmark is laboring in behalf of the
proposed meeting house ut Jordan's
Corner. Although they have labored
but Il tow IN Jnths, thoy have wrought
up" about fifty drIlars. Thee brelbren
slsO subscribed lorihs proposed church
one hundred dollar. each; other. are
waiting to aid Tho good work, though
no general mOysLient has yet been
made. We hope the people with one AZ
cord will. with opeu hearts and hand.
take hold of this matter. a.d declare in
the name OF tho Lord il shall be doue
Oscar +. lowell OF Denmark has
brought tho farm. stock, farming tools,
etc, oil John b. Andrews. in the wssier-
" par, OF our towI.-B ridgton Ns,rs.
\ correspondent ~riles The Journal
that snow i. some three ieet deep in shc
woods IT Denmark, but 100 days since
The first day OF Dec that the snow has
thsweN. A large amount OF birch and
poplar lumber is being hauled to TolmAn
x Cos CLOTH" Pin Nanuiactury. Eph.
rain SanGOrn la. sold one half OF his
new saw aud grist mill 10 VIM. Bean.
E.q. Bean x SaHLoru will DO quite au
sxleE.ivO bushes. in saving Lumber aud
sending to market b, Portland * Ogdsns
burg Railroad. james Wentworth k2s
sold his tenement house and lot " OH.
Thorn ct ). Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Bethel Items.

A singular msrtality attends the open
ing OF the new year. i've old persons haN
ing died in town since its commence.
menI
II c. Barker has opened shop for
the repair Of carriages near his house on
High street
G A. Plaisted has opened a livery
stable on Main street
We look with interest TO the building
of the proposed railroad which is to con
meet Us with the Spindle City.
Your old associate, DR.. True. i' doing
good work in his new field OF labor.
and IS enjOving the new situation. HO
IL much missed in oar Nillago.-Le.ciS-
IN! Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
SlCeden Items.

Sweden isr tho last four weeks ha,
Uovu rather dIeary place. The irO
queut storns, followed by high winds
have kept the roads in 4 condition next
iu,ya,sable. And some at Out road sur.
,eyois have not done their dut, ia H.
moving. OF lroadlns down the snow ao-
oor,lug To the full purpose and intent OF
the law, which makes he travelling 81.
uomely hard Tor both man aud beast.
Oursa.u driver, Ar- Rice has boon
piacticins patience aud lorbearancc IN
regard Ia these roads until, in this ease.
We think these qualiliS. h,'. ceased To
be virtues.
Lung icVSrS aud rheumatic complaints
ptc;ail here to considerable extent,
although none have died Tor i ls~ weeks
p~,t.
Deacon JoShua Perry. an aged mau
who has been suffering from the effects
OF an injury received 10y fall on frozen
ground about ak weeks ago is slowly 10.
covering.
majority OF our schools ale progress
sius satisfactorily 10 slI concerned. hs-
ing excellent teachers. one OF whom Is
Miss Elrira b. Hanln Of the to>u who.
~ teacher ol tho common school has
vcll few equals in this pant Of the coun-
Try.
Quite lively business has sprung mp
OF hate in loNI. which. which consists in
. drawing ash timber from the woods to
some convenient shop, putting il in from OF
shovel handle blocks aud drawing them
to BridsIon. How profitable this bust.
ness may be is not yet perfectly ascertain
,j, but Ne hopu industry in this case
will receive an adequate rcward.-Nor-
rag Adrsr,iSer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Editorial and Selected Items.


The Grand Trunk Railway have com
mencyd 10 issue return tickets again
Ir,'u New Gloucester Station.
The Erids,on Ne,gs .ays that the
wife If Hon. y : LittleGcld is seriously
M with lung fever. al her home in that
village.
We understand. that owing TO In.
Sickness OF Judge Walkers family Judge
u X. BAKER. oi HaIoweU, viii hold the
Probate Cour, "a; Paris This week
Prot } b. Chsiliu. formerly ct Sum
ncT. I'm our County, has become The editor
and proprietor OF ths hnssWosd Journal.
printed "a, Kiasswood. We.I vorgiui..
The warm weather OF The past wook
bias caused many rivers To overflow, aud
much damage has Leen done TO bridges
AMI railroads in the Middle and Southern
States
AL through Oxford County there i.
M Increased activity in The manufacturer
at wood. Shovel handle. short lumber
ANA box factories ale doing more bust.
ness than ever
MIR. &. Mckenncy has purchased tho
pubic house at Turner known A. Tho
Travellers House We are assured that
the public will dnd tha, name /. NOT d.
misuomcr. Josrual
Two men escaped from The r,,shurg
laii thu o,h.r night. after digging siI
months 20 make tunnel one hundred
fec, long They Ien note telling the
sheriff they would meet him IN heaven.
A vely severe SNOW Storm. accom-
I,auied by Intense cold. visited The western
States. Ia the early part Of las, week.
Many persons were frozen 90 death. and
great suffering i. reported from every
quarter.
Il. and : II. Cole. OF Cornish. would
gratefully acknowledge the annual VISIT
ol their friends on the 18th ult.. and
ibsir generous donation tnen and within
p, e. DAYS afterwards, OF SIP in cash
and neeAiul cash articles
The New York Life Insurance Co
issues one of the finest almauacS OF The
season is illustrations vic with those
ogthe most eXren-ivs of lis clrss Thanks
to ". T. Morr. Il Middle Street. PORT
land, general cent. for Z copy.
Three. fourth, enough moacy have been
subscribed by tho citizens Of KeLar Falls,
TO put paper mill in operation there,
i.nd they are now waiting for man who
understands She business to- step forward
and put in The other fourth and commence
business.
ArroNDiENr,- Ths tollo"ing appoint
mcu;s have been made 5y The Governor
tor oxford County Henry A. Small.
Kumiord. Sew-ll COT. Mexico. VIM Cor
don. 2ud, Fryeburg. Justices Of The Peace
aud Quorum; Henry O. Stanley, Di4feld.
Notary Public.
On Saturday. the llih inst. ~ Mr.
Melville knight, foreman Of A c.
Bankers logging crew. was ~ wsrk near
"Lynchyiile, Stoneham, pushing against
tree partially fallen, The man who was
chOpping the tree accidentally struck
Mr.. Knight on his elbow with the AK,
cutting him quite severely, says tie Nor
way Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
The fragrant arsath OF Beauty
OUR ABLE.

Arthur's Home Magazine, for January
Gomez, fully up 10 the promise held cut ia the pro
spsctus. for ls.3. This excellent monthly has Oh
tersd upon higher plane, and is now worthy to
be ranked with the best periodicals OF the day
The engrayiRgs and illustrations, the excellent
stories. .kctches and poems, make The Home
Muga-iAs invaluable 10 the home circle, the MEM
bers OF which cannot fail to BE- ennobled snd made
happy by il. pure and beautiful literature. The
Ch,is:iaa Gracss," an exquisite steel engraving,
il. given TO every subscriber for ISIS, NJ O. 80 n
wear.
The ChIIdren's MOur, the popular magazine
for youth from Ave to fifteen" is full OF fresh,
attractive reading, and is neatly and prOfusely il
lustrsied. 3 year.
We have received a new publication entitled
THE PUZZLER < RECEIPT BOOK, published
by r. NJ. Nansur Augusta, Ne. II contains nee
tai household and money-makins receipts, games,
plsys Illustrated refuses, questions and prize
enigma department. Price 3 cents year. Pub
E>hed qSartsrly-speeimen copies, 10 cents.
surs Illustrated, for January, opens new
volume OF this excellent periodical, which Is Wor-
thv of a place in every home in the land. The IL
lu.,rsiions ere attractive Tho two beautiful ehro-
mos promised, viii DO fOrhcom soon. 80
wear Providence, t. !.
uYainard's Musical world, for January,
opens its lOIh volume with Increased a'Fae'lehS'
The Arst Of a new series descriptive "r''ci's'
giviRg tine details Of en Nc, printing AIereo'
typng aud all either sse' connected wan
sheet music publishing given. The music IN
tri, number IS fine and varied 90 year-Cleys'
lind, q.
The uoasekOId, for January GA this It, NM
birthday. makes is appearance IN . ne~fat' IL
is ALWAYS welcome, aud deserves the support ana
patronage OF all hou-ekerpers. only '"f1year'
BTataeborO, VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

The superiority of these extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY 4 GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more engross
attention than the purity OF the preparations which
are used in lavoring the various compounds pre-
pared for the human stomach.
These Extracts are pGrranted perfectly free from,
tie poisonous oils aud acids Which enter into the COM
position Of many Of tNv fictitious fruit Farors n6~
ia tie market They are not only true to their
names, but are prepared from fruits of the best
quality. and so highly concentrated that a small
quantity ouly need be used.
They have stood the test Of eighteen years time
and competition, and are pronunced unrirdHed by
tie most eminent connoisures proprie.ors efths lead
ing hotels, and prominent dealers IN The United
StGtes ard Canada, They are neatly put up In five
ICES -gnpaaeLed bottles, holding more than pan.
eled sires appearing much larger. They are the
beat and cheapest Fruit Extracts the market AZ
fords. Their standard quantity and qualify iciH
BE- strictly maintained.
sS-lt is necessary in some cases for persons de-
string "BURNETT's SUPERIOR FLAvoRISG EN-
TRACTS, to insist upon obtaining th5n in order TO
avoid many of the fictitious brands offered, be-
cause OF their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO,
Sole Proprietors, Boston.
For sale by frst-class Grocers and Druggists
generally. jan.23'72.eowlY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
DIED.

In Norway, Jan :. Alice, daughter Of solomon
]. Mllet, Agsd Is years.
In Nelchville, jan. =. Nrs. Jane Il. Monk.
In oxford, Jan. ?, Mrs Philcuia Taylor, aged 81
years, 1 months, Ii days.
In Livermore, Jan. ., Mrs. Philsnia H., widow
OF jacob Churchill, formerly 90 Hartford, aged 10
In Porter, Jan. l3 Mr.. sally h, wife III MI
Jordan Stacy, aged q years, ii months, y days
Jan. II, Charles y, yossgess son of al kobsi
Sargent, aged IL ycRrs, month, II dhts
In Norway, Jan. 10, hrs. Fanny, widow VI h'
late stephen Cummings sud daughter OF ths late
". Clark Whitney, Esq., aged Il years.
In Bethsl, Nov. II Mary A.,Viie OF John FIsach,
ssd daughter Of Caisb aud Dsress GoOdsnsu, y!
West BsIbel, aged 81 years, IL months
At Newry Corner, Jan. lOth,o con.estiNs FEVER,
ChAs Chester, son Of Chss. II. l., aud Ssrhette
Powers, aged years, 10 months. New hanp'
shire papers please copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
A CARD.

REV. and Mrs. o. II. EawsoN would return
their sincere thssks and love IL their neighbour.
and friends for ten cord. vr wood hauled t. their
door thi. winter.
They return no lees VI love or thanks TO the
young mon who, on the nth inst, with the
thermometer 80 degrees below zero, cut sawed,
split aud housed the same.
They would also acknowledge. with pleased and
grateful hesris, gina, including purse for zach,
from over u hundred of their church, society aud
neiShbors, who spent tho day and evening with
them on Tuesday, the lith
Bethel, Jan. 10th, 1873
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Newspaper Decisions.

D. Auy person who AXES paper regularly
fr~n The ofice-uhciher directed 70 his name or
anoihcr's or Shether he has .ubscribe,l Or hot
- responsible for the payment
ID PcrsJn orders his paperd sHtiuuei. hu
iugS. Jay all aTcarasc-, Oy the pal.ltsher MAY
h~L the whole amount. whether The paper L. taken
q .iu ,he oricy or not.
: The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
is 50 papers and periodicals from the post office vr
rcmOYin. aud leaving them unSallsl Tor 10 priasa
fu.ie cy iJlSnce OF Intentional fraud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

a correspondent OF the Lewiston jour
nal writes: The farmers OF Canton, Peru.
Hartford and Livermore are TO hold y
meeting 81 Canton village on Saturday
Jan. 25. at l O'Clock Z. ~. 10 Organize q
company tor fitting out and operating a
cheese factory, to be located - Canton
village Said work will be pushed lor-
ward 50 Is 10 80 into operation carly the
coming season. aud tho farmers in the
vicinity are deeply interested in the mat.
ter. and determined to make il in all par
ticalars \ success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

The MeSsrs. Mann commenced the
manufacture OF clothes pins at SHOWS
Falls. last Monday. AMI the prospect is
that they will do q large business. Their
working strength is fifteen men. with
which force they Wolk up two cords OF
white birch "a day, making eighty boxes.
containing from loar aud half to i've
gross of pins.-RtgiSter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Dental Notice /!

DIR. GEO. NJ. TWITCHELL,
ha, o. covered his health, sufficiently to enable
him .,rcsumc business, would inform the public
that he NAV be found at his onice, over the Post
Ofiicc, Bethel, Maine, ready TO attend % ALL de-
string the services OF Dentist, either for Filling
and extracting natural teeth, or the insertion or
artificial teeth. Having all the now instruments
and improvements, he hopes, by careful applea-
lion, to merit a continuance of the patronage he
has received in years past.
Bethel, October 2stb, lSIj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
SOUTH PARIS MARKET,

CoRHscIKD wBAkLISr
HeLST III - NAB Il l. l..
APFLns-s3cO O s3.i
hnAHs Yellow eye ~ J 500
bHLss (PeA)-Ss ~ . Us
kUTrEE-9oo. . Dc.
CHsEss-lso. 3 fOc.
FLQUg-tseS sllN
Cogl-Sc. Sc,
OATs-:oe. ! 55c.
HAI-tl3.oO . $500
LARD Domestic ltc.
AoLAksBs-tjc. g IN.
AAILs-V5c. . Ogc.
PoTAross-Uoc. y TOc.
uOGs-sC. Ic.tE
ALr-OOc.-6O1 Sc
sCGAR-l3c. % IS.
IEAs-J5c . SC.
CuFgEES-2je. q Siu.
DIr WOOD Hard -S5p
SRkEE WOoD-StI
DEIEn ArrLGs--lo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
MARRIED..

In North Paris, Dee. 70, by Rev. II. Chase, Mr..
Charles w. Chase, OF North Paris, and Miss An'
nStie Il. DAVIS, Of Woodstock.
In Dix1sld, Jan. |, by J.. ii. ludden, E,q., Mr.
Daniel q. Taylor OF Mexico, and Miss Addie -
Loyeoy, of Dixhsld.
In Brownnsld, Dee. ~, by J. l.. Pink, Esq, hr.
Charles r. Howard, aud Miss Ella >. bradbury,
both vi Denmark
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOsE.

For Portland and Boston, at II f5 4. NJ and a: %
4. NJ, tse latter mail arriving In Portland NJ II
the next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Trunk, Al 2:30P L. NJ.
tOr Norway ~ = 30 A. NJ, and for the western
p0rt 81 the County, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
sAiutJays, Nia Norway, AZ same time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
s,oJ TO 500 PER WEEK

made easy by any lady. 1900 sold In ak months.
The II 81 rapid selling articles ever invented FOR
Marie single ladies' use.
cMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, aud what has Away.
been VA. ted, and always wall. Profits large
ri ghts for sale. Lady Agents can make fortunss
Standard articles. Circulars free.
address BANDANAu MANUFACTURING Co.,
New York. ~ ugS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

HazsId and Caswsll's made on the sea shore from
fresh, selected livers, by CAswELL, HAZARD Co.
New York. II is absolutely pure and scest. Pa.
oIent, who have once taken prefer to all others
Physician, have decided it is superior to any oftho
other oils In the market. oot2s-l2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
STATE or MAINE.

STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:--Suprcme Judicial Court, Decem
Der Term, A. ID. ls72.
BETSEY l.. MCINTYRE, librt., vs.. FREDERIC
Z. MCINTYRE.
And now il appearing TO the Court that the said
Defendant is not IN inhabitsnt Of this
State and has no tenant agent or attorney there
in, and that he has no notice of the pendency Of
this libel:
II is ordered by the Court that the said Libel.
ant notify the said Defendant Of the tendency
OF this libel by causing an attested copy thereof
with this order OF court thereon, TO be published
three weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat,
paper printed in Paris, in said County, the last
publication 10 be thirty days al least, before the
next term Of said court TO be hOldel at Paris,
aforesaid, on tho second Tuesday Of March next,
TO the end that the said defendant may then and
there appear at said court, and thew cause, II any
he have, why the prayer OF said libelant should
not be- granted.
Attest: VA. X. KIABALL, Clerk.
A true copy Of libel and order of Court thereon.
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A. II. Walker, Atty. for libelnnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief fer Young Nea from the ell
fcete Of Errcrs aud Abuses 10 early life. Manhood
ic-tircd. Nervous debility cured. lmpedimentS
- marriage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books and CiTs.
lara tenI free, IN SCALED envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. So.
kht,i St, PhilsdelphiS, Pa. my2SIe-sn.ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
NAILS AREIyk

Prom Portland and Boston, ~ 10: 50 a. n. and
Is T. Al.
Down mail via Grand Trunk, SOP. NJ.
Prom Norway aud the weJterR part OF the County
AZ 80 4. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

.,$75 to $50 per month f m.Is snS is.
L.jmals, to introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
-uCHINE This isachine will stitch, hem fell tuck
-.quili, bind, cord braid and embroider in most
superior Price only fl5.Fully licensed
Sand warranted for I've years We will pay 81 900
fer machine that will sew n stronger, more
I beautiful or more elastic seam than ours. II
ranakcs the Elastic Lsck Stiicb."Every second
estteh can be cut, aud sill ks cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing 10. We par agents
y nom s75 to $50 per month and expenses or =
determination from which twice that amount can
6obc usdc. address SECOMB co. Boston Mass
az PinSburg, Pa. Chicago, m. or Sc. L0uis, No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the HU Tor up trains Il. SEQ \. NJ and
3 % T. NJ
For down Tram atIl:BA.M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Public House for Sale.

TT1IIR Uell-knevn and cozu dlout tavern stand
l. OF the late John Jsakso1, situate IN DlSaeld
village This stand can 30 bsnsht a. = AsyfAie,
With or vithou! the fzrnlfurs az desusi- n 49,
as Eala can be authorised By law.
The hosIs will be kept open, ~ ussG, ~ IT,
ocsmUotstl0r ~ Lss YsRls traysl, by krs JACK
sou, snel sale 10 ebcStsd. Ia large ezris u
pstrors,A.si bs rsvslisE pnssle uill "a Es< 10
piIsliy and madness ths. hes srsr sssn@~halse
tegiStlc Of 10 naasEspaRt, while under eare 9f
M jackson. W.. ". B9I.STxE,
ILORESTISh J.. JACkSO.,
Executors.
Dixh.ld, Sept. u, 1871. ocil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Cheap Farms! Free Homes

Cheap Farms! Free Homes!
ON the line Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
IL 200, 900 acres OF the best farming and Min
erSl lands in America.
5000, 900 acres in Nebraska, in the Platte
Valley NOW for sale.
Mild Climate. Fertile Soil.
For grain gro NlaS and stock raising unsurpass.
ell by anr in the United states.
CHEIPER IN PRICE, more favorable terms given
aud more convenient To market than can toe found
elsewhere.
Free uomesteads for Actual settlers.
The best location for ColOnies-Soldiors entitled
To y homestead Of 100 acres
send for new descriptive pamphlet. with new
maps published in Ezgllsh, German, swedish aud
Danish, mailed free everywhere.
Address, o.. =. DAVIS,
Land Con'r L. 4. Il X. Co, OMAHA NkB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

For Co"rAs, Of Study, Rates 81 Tuition, OF other
Information; VI for CircuIdrs, Bodrd or Rooms
apply 10 Rev. J. Is. WHHELwRIGHr, Rev. A
HATCH, II. +. DOTRN, +. r. STOKE, DR.. ID. Il
SAWYER, AIVA IIEKsEI, or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
Special Notices.

CnAPrED HANDS, face rough akin, plmples ring
n-u-, rAli Theum, aud other cu;anoous Affections
eGrcdapd The skin made sof, and smooth, by using
the .IUSIrXE TAR SOAP made by CaswelI, Hazard
X Co., New York. lie SURE to get Tie Ju",per I0r
6saIt = there many worthless limitations
u.Hdr with common IA. sct3s-llw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
New Advertisements.
Hebron Academy
to-
THE SPRING TERN
OF KLEYEN WEEKS,
Will commence
Tuesday, February 25th, 1873,

With the same faculty Of instruction who have
esnducted the school throughout the past year.
and whose names ar1 all too well known 10 the
pnhlie TO need repetition.
From its location, the expenses OF the student
st HEBRON are considerably less than at other
schools and there il no institution in this section
Of the County which gives its pupils an equal
amount of actual instruction. These advantages
no thoroughly earnest scholar can afford to over.
look
Among the other He.r features will be
4 COURSE OF LECTURES
by soma OF the most noted speakers in the State;
and it is TO be hoped that through the Kindness of
the Alumni, the apparatus and library Of the
Academy will beSreatly enlarged and improved
before the beginning OF the term.
For full particulars, circulars, or catalogues,
address j. r. MOODY OF G.. &. PURISToS, at lie.
bron, or 4. ID. BUNPUs, Secretary Of Trustees.
Hebron, Jan. IL, lS73 2ltt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21

As ISFALLIBLY A. SUNSHINE AELTs THK
Snow, Hale'S Honey Of H0rehOund and
Tar loosenS the dryeSt cough. removes
tightness Of the chest cures cold in the
head. relieves bronchitis. aud restores
tone Of the respiratory organs. Crittcn.
tons : 9th Avenue. Sold by Druggists
Pixies Tooihache drops cure in l min,
ute.
The fragrant Grsath OF Beauty
Auests the matchless purifying properties
of SozoDoNr. Every lady who has ever
used it. proclaims it n perfect sntidotc to
Dental decay. Pure teeth arc essential
TO = pure breath. and both are eniO, ed
by sll who resort 10 this agreeable. whole
some. and Invaluable vegetation COM
pound.
Spsldiug's Glue will mend your way',
&c.