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saving over the Central route
Saving over the sfIie route.

TEis difference of distance in favor of the Midland
route must always enable compete with the other
lines alvan ageousy 20 frei III an ought to give
1t larger share of the passengers than amy other
line The eally completion of the Western Exlen-
sion. fr m Scipio Centre to Buffalo, is ensured by The
subscripi n OF capita lists to syndicate formed to
purchase $4,000 600 of Bonds from the Company.
The syndicate has guaranteed advance fur, her
means, if wanted, to complete this Road. We offer
tor short time, New York e Oswego Midland Rail-
way Co.'S Filst Mortgage Seven ger Tent. ssoIa
IL 5Hds, Western Extension, at So 4 y and accru-
Ell interest in currency.
We are sole agents for selling JERSEY CITY & Al
BANY Railroad Complny's PER GENT. ssaId
Bonds at 30 aud interest in curency. This road is
/ in operation from jersey City to TdppantoNn a
distance Of tweny-four miles. Nine miles further
are grade on which iron is being laid. The Road will
10y completed to Hayerstraw within year. These
Bonds are only issued on COMPILED ROAD.
speciality will be made of the Stock and Bonds of
the following Companies: New York & Oswego Mid
land Railway Company, New Jersey Midland kaii-
way Company Montclair Railway Company, and
jersey City & Albany Railroad Company. We have
nov on hand limited supply of Ihese Bonds.
All B nds ana Stocks know in this market will be
bought and sod for cash, order for investors or
dealers ave Solicit r. rHmanent Corr0s ~ nd
ent~ and ge ats 70 the sale Of these bonds.
ID. II. GGEly R "a :, Bankers,
au23t4w % Nassau ST, New York.
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Hon Els.

Nof lose my simple fifth in mysteries.
LORQlet'O1o's 4ftermGth.
Hon Els.
HOTEL DIRECTORY,
Embracing the leading Hoter IN the State at wbicn.
the Daily PRESS may always )e found
AEFRED.
Comfy House, Edmund warren, Eroprie-
tOs.
AUBUBN
Elm House. Court. ST. w. $. & A. XOnng.
EP0PPictOrs.
AUGUSTA.
Augusta House, State st. Harrison Esak-
cr. Proprietor.
Cony House, q. A. * HI. Cony. Proprie-
TORS.
BANGOR.
Hartman Ezouse, BE. Hartman q Co.,
Frasklis Blouse, Harlow ST., B. Quinhy,,
with N I'd Mclaughlin G Son, Prop.
sagadah0c Ezonse, } ohm y. MiiIilkep, Pro
Bath Hotel, 6. VI. E'lummer, Proprietor
BOSTON.
American FEouse, Hanover st. E4.8ic
Proprietor.
PARKER II House, school st. HI. ID. Parker &
Co.. PrOprietors.
Revere House. Bowdoin Square, ,BuIfnch,
Bingham. Vrisley N &C.. Eropcsesors
ST. JRnsIs EAesei-J. H. VI. Stets0p, HrOPri
Trcmont EsouSc. fremont st. Bingham
Wrisley Sc 90. PrOprietors.
BETHEL
Chandler House, #. $. Chandler 81 Co.
ErOpriefcrs.
ROLsTEB WILLS.
Hancock HOnse,-M. Hancock, Prop.
BRUNSWICK ME.
n. q TX. Dining Rooms, w. R. Field,
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Ocean EEouse-y. P. Chamberlain, Propri-
es0r.
CALAIS.
International Hotel, w. ID. Simpson.
CAMDEN.
Bay View House, e. II. Dcmuth, Prop.
DANvELLE JUNCTION.
CIaFk,s Dining EEalI. Grand Trs.nsx Rail-
way Depot, VI. w. Clark. Proprietor.
DHxEEELD.
Androscoggin House, j. jackson, Ppo-
ELAsENOREE2.
american BeHse.-S. Jordan & Son: Prop
City EFOsei-N. III. Higgins IL sons, Props.
FOxCROET.
FOxcreft Exchange. ID. Savage, Proprie-
GOf.
GREAT FALLS, ". HI.
Great Fails Hotel, o. A. Frost, Proprietor
HIRAM.
Mt Susier EVouse.-Hirnm Rasa0u. PrO1
LEWISTON.
Dewitt House, Waterhousc 81 MeiIen,
LIMERICK.
limerick House, oseph G. Harmon. Pro-
prietcr.
MACMEAs.
Eastern EEOteF-E. s.. stoddard, Prop.
MECHANIC FAILS.
Union HI OteI, r. rs Cobb, Proprietor.
NORTH wENDIfAM.
Nennasi2et Bouse, w. w. Stanley, Propri-
etOr.
NORWAY.
EeaI,s Hotel, o. Ia. fsreen, Prop.
Eclsa EEouse, Main st. w. w. WiitMarsh
Proprietor.
NAPLES
Elm House, Nnshan Church 81 sons, Pre-
prietOrs.
NORREDGEWoCK.
Dautorth House. ID. DaMforth. ProprietO
NORTH ANsON.
Somerset HEoseI Esro--ucS Hilton, PrOpri-
es~--.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
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Write for La ge I!lu strated Price List Addres
The National Encyclopedia

n'ains wealth Of Information '--!osop Press
'lnvaiua Wdtchmd1 Dc PeRecfor
''We ur al Young people TO secue this work
Boston Commonwealth.
'Useful facts accessible elsewhere only in COSTLY
AM cumbrous works."-BGS'OR journal. ii i m
en- ire libaTY al small cast. A ents wanted eyeTv-
where. Address NATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA
PITE co. Thnmnennv'Ie Conn. .nitt,v
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PORTLAND
AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Clyde's Iron Line of Steamers

>dfSk IN Running between Providence
GHl FXNN4M and Philadelphia every WE'D
AAEkANltSaA NESDAY Y and SATURDAY gives
R6ss-r=-s-sssss direct communication to and
rom Portland and all other points in Maine, with
Philadelphia and hevond. Through rates given to
Philadelphia and all points reached ~ the Penn.
Central and the Phil. & Reading r. RS. and to all
tbe principal cities in the South and Southwest. No
Wharfage No Commission for forwarding.
F1ll information given by WALDOA. PEARCE,
Agent, State Street. Boston, j. B. COYLE
Jr., Portland
WIN. P. CLYDE, & Co, Gen'l Managers
jan1l 1y IL So. Delaware Avenue PHILADELPHIA.
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Sagadahoe Horse, y ohm y. HEiiIil5ep, Pro
rsath Hotel, 6. VI. Plummer, Proprietor
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EHAEHNEeAANN
MAGNETIC MOVEMENT CURE

Complete restoration to health by the laying on Of
hands guarante 10 selected cases. No drugs used.
Clarv0yant diagnosis by a SKILLED gruficieut. Con-
sumption, O. tre'ro-spinal meningitis SPINAL Curva-
tnrt Irrations Sot ening Of the Brain, all formSe
Dyspepsia, Rh, umaiism, Chills and Fever, lsther
Liver Complira ions; specific in Uterine Dtscain
Paral lysis. Bed-r1den from various causes anu al
tor.ns of and ch nnie diseases suece ssiuily
treated at their INSTITUTION where sliaclous ro ms
can be had. Hygienie board, invg, rating a mos
pnere pleasant walks, picturesque sthd beautiful sur
roun iings Come aud see ever dsF. or address Drs
z. Z: z. a. f. DUsENBURY. 2arryfown y T., or
lG W. .4ih. ST.. n. Civ Mondays and Fridays, tr
address Post~Office box $50 n. Y. aul3 l2wt
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HOTEL DIRECTORY,
Embracing the leading Hotel the State, at which.
the Daily Press may always oe found
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-19

NAPLES
ELM House, Nnshan Church 81 sons, Pro-
prietOrs.
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NOETEE SCRATFOED N. HI.
willard House, a. -. BAILEY o. Go. Fro
pries0rs.
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a N = HsE Ds
Comfy House, Edmund warren, PFOprie-
tor.
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FAST EXPRESS.

Passenger tfain leaving Portland at 800 P M
daily SUNDAYS excepted, ,ariving in Boston at $50
making the time in
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH.

NORTH ANsON.
Somerset Hotel Essowuc q Hilton, Proprl
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We confidently believe that Fifty Mil
Ii ms of Dollars will nc maSe by fhe StOcl
and Bond hold rs in sisGs road within Il
few years by the rise ia the value of ths
property.
Che selling value 6ffhe Stock
and E0IR.is of the New York
Central aad Hudson River
Railroad is over. ........&1O OS 900 .0O0
The selling vatue of the Stock
and EOnds offhe Midsand
Raiiway Conn pm mics, ,inc!ud-
lug sufficient 10 compile
siH.ie track 10 EB affa % and
double tracsA East OF w id.lIc-
town. Is: 80. :s3I ,o0O, 200
Length of New Work Central
aud Hudson fkiveP Eail-
road frOna New Work Cent
raj Depot 10 ESunaAo. 455 miles
Length OF the Midland Rail-
way, Jersey City 10 Buffalo
via Monlciair. ir................. 3SS miles
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EseaI's Hotel, D. IA. Ereen, Prop.
Eisa House, Main St w. w. WhitHsarsh
Proprietor.
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Ocean Es souse. sS. Scavy, Proprietor.
Ola Orchard EsousE, e. G.. Staples Propri
etGr.
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TOs PRINTING promptly and neatly xe.
- cuted at this Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Canton Items.

The weather is cold. Moro snow banks
arc now 10 be seen than Ion many years
ut this season. River falling and the
logs do not rdn much. Most have some
rain SOON or will have poor drire this
spring 1 understand thele Is Il large
amount To run-s"nc IL or ID million
feet. So cold to day that have worked
blowing with winter clothing on, and
none too warm nj that.
Have in my possession u hymn book
l56 years old. having been printed in
171S.
am informed thai the p. & o. &. r. r..
expect To be on the move in few days,
SO business may be expected to revive on
the line after so long a respite. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
BuckHetd Items.

IL wai al uncommon .lshl 10 ace 40
large u body of snow pass away without
rain. Within ten days from the Time
that loads on runner. wore gliding over
snow three feet deep. loads on wheels
were passing over the same ground Tree
from mud and lro-i. Ing pluw - hnw
preparing the ground tor seed. sud the
youth of both sexes. on May morning.
brought in the cmblemalic flower that
spy,nL had come We have hal TWO
weeks OF lar woHlher N sucAe.sian.
The past year was remarkable lot cloudy
weather. Rain aud snow fell OH more
than one Third OF its days.
1 lll,le son Of Charles Allen oil Buck
field, broke his arm jumping from fence,
Ma1 LIST; Is doing well.
Countless rods OF fence have been
winter killed. but grain aud grass have
not been injured 10y ice. Sheep have lett
lbc bMn. and the prospect of inc crop
ui gr''ss 10 TO added Va 70 IAsr surplus
OF hay already IA the barns. Is good,
Those that were startled by the sound
ola steam whistle on the morning OF
May ON. could not tell wclheI it MAS the
dviu. sroan OF the return oi Lille OF The
BucAG,id Railroad
Inc -tuuuEt OF snow that has fallen al
Vest Hartford the past winter. 10 record
vd bS Paul Dolen. commencing Nov. l4Jh
1872. and ending May ). 1873. Is =. fol.
lows. Nov 1872, Il inches Dec, 80
January, 1873, % inches; February. PSI
Ma,ch. 81; April, 6; May, l; Total,
l2lt. > inches. The above list VI spows
does not include any snow OF less than
one inch. This amount OF snow came
1t lhirly-nine different storms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Summer Isenas.

At the last meeting Of lavincible lodge
10. of G T.. oil Summer. Lodge Deputy
Roswell Briggs, installed the 10 Po~'ng
officers Tor the current quarter; Stephen
Do,eu. w. G.. r; Lizzie Il. Robinson,
W. V. r; J. W. Stetson. w. s.; Fl brian
E Foye. w. T. The Lodge mum bcrs
ninety two members, and has upward 8 oil
800 at its disposal.
Itmay be gratifying TO the many friends
of David Sewall, to learn that he safely
arrived at his destination at Brooklyn.
Iowa. three days after leaving Bucklieid.
Mr.. Sewall was the presiding officer OF
our Lodge ut time of leaving.
+. SUMNER, May z. 1873.
Mr.. Editor While springs balmy sun
is cheering US with another bright pros
pecl of "a seed time aud harvest" we get
opportunity for an occasional glimpse
about town. aud are again plea scd with
the animated prospect always presented
in an agricultural district. Tho Iarmois
are preparing their ground to receive the
seed. and some are taking time 10y the
lorelock, by planting potatoes, sowing
grain. &c.
We are glad to see tho Z. &c. o. c. k.
r. in full blast again. carrying the mail
as in the good old days oI yorc. We
have not been able TO learn whsIhcr tie
train runs farther dobCn the lue" than
BucLlield or not. but we shou d Judge
not a. it cousi5t, ct one rheumatic hHnd
car upon which ono man acts "a both
fireman and engineer. It, first trip
frei.htcd with The L. ). mail Tor East
Sumner WAS (as regards the mhahilan's
thereof not success! Regarding Va OF
lhi, borough" ~ being mild and gentle,
aui not subject To like passions rs "ih'r
men, and wishing to test their pow ui
endurance. they. in their zeal ior the
cause. forgot that there WAS q Post office
at East Sumner. and boldly pa-hcd ior-
ward t. the end "l heir rpui.. taking
thr "lii ter Ihis and "utcrmr'Ii'', -
liou," dong ~th urm u" he- tor
year, rolz"i. T., 3 ..uu. g 49,. 'hu
l"Ncr"l steam ,p,,i .dl., ,u.-'.n ties,
bat u,,rr %. fore. o.. 'arr.. az a.. pnwrr
81 one mlr aud u nln lear. Mr. Smith,
~na ha, charge oil the mai from Me
Oh n,c balls 80 C4u on. has bcen very
prompt g. during The winter some
times we have got our mail and somo'
times have not. Uatii afierWards. 1t is
usually brought from Mechanic Falls 10
BuckiieId the same day II strives AT the
lr,t mentioned place; then il thri forget
Ia GARY it back tu the Falls we at the
upput sGd al iGs ,Gnlr ae4 u lhr Hf&t
day sometime; but il they 10 not II gucs
back Ia take l,ir start. aud We 90 back
to our homes aud wonder al The in>crula.
BILE WAYS If Providcnce-aud IN mail
contractor. +.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Centaur Lininent

Th.r. ,D5 paiu which Ceuiaur L.uimcnt all
not rclisv, mo- .wslhng it will not .ubdus. and No
flamenco which Is will not cure This is strong
language bat #, is true. Where tn. I'Srts are not
gone. i- efects are ruaryclou, Il Aa, produced
NOR, cure, 1t rheumatism neuralgia, Iook.iaw
pa,-,. -put. swcila-,. caked-brcts's, >eali'
burns. -sl,rheum yar-Sche, Sr., upen the human
frame. aul Of strains, spawn, gals, &c upon
animals in one year, than have all other remidies
since thy world began Il h. counter-irritani' az
AIhe4lins pain reliever Cripples throw away
,heir crutche, the lame walk, poisonous bi;es are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without a scar. Il il no hunbug The recipe l.
publi.hed around each bottle. II is selling IS no
article ever before sold and il sells because il does
last what it pretends to 10. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism. pain or swelling. deserve to
suffer Il they Will NOT u,e Centaur Liniment--
More than 700 certificates OF remarkable oures,
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism got
Running tunors, &c have been receiy cd. Wewil
send circular containing certificate, the recps,
Sc, g1aus, 70 any one requesting il. One bottle
OF the yellow wrapper Centaur Liuiment is worth
one hundred dollar, for spawned or sweeuied
horse. sud mules. or Tor screw-woin in sheep.
stoek.owners-this luiment is worth your atten-
ton. No family should be wiihou, Centaur Lini-
ment. j ROSE Co., New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

Some men, without medical know
edge, advertise their unsklltul prcpara-
tons to cure every disease, which is I'M
possible; nor can they always cure The
anne disease While DR.. Pierce's Family
Medicines have their legitimate range.
and have proven the most valuable cur
atiyes ever given TO the public, yet he Is
fully competent TO use any necessary aux
Hilary treatment, that all may recover.
His private practice is enormous. Pa
lients from every quarter wait on him.
while thousands are treated by letter,
ald special medicines sent by mail or OK
press. Address, with stamp, DR.. X. V
Pierce. Words Dispcnsary, Nos. so, 81,
ST. w. Seneca ST.. Buffalo, n. Y, Tor a
printed list OF questions, to assist in
describing our case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
General Debility.
NORTH HAVEN. KNOX Co.. ME-
June 10Th. 1871

NORTH HAVEN, KNOX Co., Me
June 18th, 1871.
MIR. JAMES ]. FELLOWS. Chemist. St.
John, n b.
DEAR SIR: Having used your chemical
preparation of Hypophosphites, which
WAS recommended TO mr by Mr. Biagdun.
Apolhecary OF RockIand, 1 am tuiy sur
priscd with its wonderful effects, bccause
lr several Years my health has been tic
clining, Notwithstanding every means
possible. which offered encouragement,
Was used by me. Several alarming
symptoms appeared, amongst which
were dyspepsia. palpi,ation OF the heart,
impoverished blood. and great prostra'
ton. Since January, when | began the
use OF your Syrup. my health has steadi-
ly aud amazingly improved. 81 that now
it gives me great pleasure to recommend
il TO others, and in this way TO show my
gratitude for return OF health. TO all
who require remedy for debility, |
would say they will find Your Compound
Syrup oil Hypophosphiles Just what you
say il is. | believe 1t is the best preparl'
lion in use. | am. sir, &c.
ELEASER CRABTREE, j. i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

The Washington Republic says;
"When the last Congress abolished the
system oi free exchanges. and the free
delivery of papers within County limits.
il struck ut the main support, not merely
of the Republican party, but Of the Re-
public itself, aud We shall use our best
energies to have the provisions restored.
The first week of the session shall not
close without The introduction of bill
for that purpose. No paper ought to ac-
vocate the denomination of any Con.
gresham who refuses to it this justice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
DIRECTOR Y.
Masonic ;odses--Time OF Meeting

Masonic lodges Ime OF mee"ng'
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 3d Thursday
OF each l4Jn.u. .. .. ~.
AndFesfsEZin Chapter. No - q anton Me-
s,lse "a. o. lsi0rs luil moon
HIa4tns star. ~ 5J. klmlOId tcuiit' "t''
s,,,Isv ot ot before thr nIli ot TIE NOES
Paris Lodge, ~. "a -. FaIls lrS'''"' w"
beturr tlc lul!. .
Jefferson Lodge. No ~, - 1"i1t = I~-"' -
Tuesday 90 every month
Oriental star. No. p. LiTvfta'i"- i"'s'-' -
o. or before iuil moon ,t
H~theI. NJ SO. 81 Thursday q eSce iHyn',
TNeninE star Lodge, \o.lis bHcAue'N' "''
f., % or before Toll moon.
tstth.SOrian. No. N. Fryehurs M0hd-! cN'H
ma. ~ ~ following the fun II The moon.
o,fard N5rlyay. NJ. 10, MONDAY OF o. h'N
preceding iuii istsep , a..
VIr,snt Tir's1aa, NJ. l34. - N.1cTivf1. l"'>
.ss, % er before the fuli moon
VT Nsriah. NJ ji. Denmark " s''.."|'''- -
or hcfsrr the tLll moon I
Nr1inscot. W lei, TURNER. saturday %" OF %
fors iuu uoou. ...,... r.fi
Kins Hiram. Dixaeld. NJ, 37.-rI4''.li' 90
- after NV moon. - -,,.,..-,.
"a or before iuii r .'a. ,..r,
Aurora chap ..r, W. -, Corni n, F'.">! at
Ser Tall moon.
oriental Chal'er. W. 80. 81 ton Thursday
On hrfurc full a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
MARRIED..

In Winonn, MINI Man / Warren %. Douglas
Of UPTON, Maine. aud M.N HOrtense French
daughter Of -. Il. French E.p., Of Plan'.'w
MaI,
In Albany. May ), by ). IL. Lovcloy, E-q.. Nj
Grin VI. Phelps and hiss Mary y. Cumming, both
uT Albany.
Ia North Waterford, MAY /, Rev. W Newell
Mr.. Wcndall L. Wheeler and Miss sarah NJ. Up
ton both of Albany.
In Waterford, April Is, BY Rev. \. J. smith, Nh
Warren y. Whittier and Mics Georgia l.. ha-on
both 90 VI.
In Norway, April -, by heV. > W. Pierce, Nr
Roswell 4. sylvester, VI Waterford, and h!rs
Laura 4. walker, Of Norway also by the same,
SIR. John ". Pierce aud Mis- Mary 4. Jordan,
both Of Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

Observation-Disclosures of dangerous
imitation Of l.. 7. Atwood.s Bitteis. pnr.
port NO to Lo made and signed by one
Nathan Wood. The true article bears
the sisaaturr Of al. F." Atwood. As u
further safeguard, each yellow LABEL and
each white outside wrapper will bear The
Trade Mark IL. f." in red ink in large
letters. Caution! Persons dealing in
the imitation article are amenable Ip The
Jaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Newspaper Decisions

4 Auy person Who takes paper regularly
from thc Ofnce-Whether tirectesi 10 his aamS ~
anotheg's, cor Shether he has subscribed " net
Is responsible for the payment.
. II pcrsol orders his pSper diseontlnued, hS
anus. nav all arfearagcs, or the paoii-her may
continGe - send 10 until pay nent - maze AMI cot
lc,i the whole amSutl, whether the paper = taken
fruuI titc URice ~ not
3 The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
newspapers and periodicals irSa ihs post one. 90
rvm0S ins aud having them useailed Tor i primo
fscic evidence Of Intentional ttaud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

1 p lrE- Lnr 800 S-lLE

said lot cuts from - TO 20 tons Of hay, and CON
tans barn and large wood lot. The hay alone,
will pay the interest on - CO., without cultivation
and il will be sold for the small sum at $50. Ths.
with small lot in the village, viii take the place
aud give the profits of q large and costly farm
The dcsiTabilty, cheapness aud favorable cole
sidcratiOns regarding business, must as ugr d,
speedy sale of all this property, and all apIlica
tons should be made 20 once, as OBJ, subscribe
IA anxious % close mp his business This spring.
he is falling IN health by too close application 10
business. \ rest and change Of climate Is thought
expected For further particulars addrc
-. PARTRIDGE,
lONtoui Co. lumtO!d entire, NJ.
MryG f~-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
MERCHANT TAILOR,

~ well as for general trade. a 1rstclas- custom
trade established all that one Gutter can do
From our sales in the Ready Made Clothing De
partment alone, we realize several thousand dol.
lars yearly. The business advantage of th-, l.,
superior 10 many other larger places. IL being To-
Gated in the centre of q large town and on q
thoroughfare for several towns 10 reach the rail
road station. And the new railroad that is yearly
anticpated--of which Our town will be the tcrmiu-
us-will prove blessing 10 the business man
My farm would make a cheap aud pleasant hon,
for farmer who has done enough hard work ou %
large farm, or for u city family seeking country
residence Tor health or plea suro-Where they can
lind the best of society, good church aud school
privileges, pleasant drive and varied -ctueIy y
mountain, valley and river
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief Tor DUNG Wen from the e..
feet 81 Error Iud Nbuses iu early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured lmpetliments
30 in1rTiagt removed. Sew method Of treatment
New and 7.tnHT ALE Terncd.e@- Books and Cru.
lar- seut iltv, Boz seated envelope.
Aj,lrc>- HOW ARD ASSOJ IATiDN, No. > -.
nifth &c. Philadelphia Pa. my4t52-snly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
DIED..

Ma Cyprlan U,l died 40 hi- residence ia fari-,
OF Friday, April 2jth, aged ~ year, and months
Nr. Hall Was one of the first persons who setilcd
Al South Paris where he gainc many fast iIieud-,
by hi kind hcaItrduc-- and -tTICt adherence t.
honesty aud truth. AMER some time L. moved
90 he late residence, where by industry he gained
o. competency. Here, too, lac cspoused The Caucs
ot Christ ever Sitcr taking the Bible for HI guide
lt WAS sa!r 20 FOLLOW hi- counsel for his words
ever were de just right. 40 =, 10 have clear CON.
science. and ueacc with Gou aud man. Auer tcS-
cral months vi sickness his spirit calmly took IL
night.
In Norway May 4, Ms. Adelaide + Hall, of
Prv,quc Isle, aged % years
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Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLosE.

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4. NJ. the latter mail arriving In Portland az Is
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FINIE experimenting school Committee OF Buck
1 iicii VIII Doe in So. ion 80 the Office oil s. &
Andrew on saturday Nav !. 900 ! O'Clock T.. AZ.
FOR the purpose 81 examining teacher, for .h.
summer schools AT those intending t) teach u
BUckicd Turing Che coming summer are rCVu: trI
% DE present ALFRED GOLF.
JOSEPH CALDWELL,
$. 4. ANbRLW~.
experimenting S-ie1' rlu. oT LrriElh
Bu-Kltid April2I, l>l5. 20
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Special Notices.
S25 TO 800 PER WEEk

made Oa., by any lady. 10000 sold In six months.
The M =, rapid selling articles ever invented for
marie or single ladies' use.
.MALE CAN 30 WITHOUT THEN
Durably Elegant, Cheap, aud what has alwHy =
been wa. ted, AMI always Will. Profits large
Rights for sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes
standard auiolls. Circulars lrea,
Address BANpANAH NANUfAorURING Co,
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$500 4. Nj.
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