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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11
[sgALl HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
ny he President Of tAs United States Of America


'1 PROCLAMATION
whereas BY an act OF Congress-, entitled An act
70 enforce the provisions OF the fourteenth amend
msnt to the Conattution Of the United States, and
for other purposes approved the tWenteth DAY OF
april anne Domln one th0nss1 nae esns ,9nn. sRe
United StateA when, In his Judgment the public
safety shall require it. to suspend the priyileee Of
the writ Of hAheas corpus in any State OF part OF
q StA'e whenever combinations and conapirhcies
exist in such State or part OF State tof the pur-
q such sSste 81 the rights pTiviisRea mmunties,
and protection named In the Constitution OF the
United States. and secured by the act OF Congress
oJnspiracles DO 80 obatruct and hinder the laws OF
any such State and Of the United States as % de-
priVe the people aforesaid OF the rghtas privileges,
Immunites and protection Aforesaid, and do OPP
pose and obstrnct the laws OF the United States and
dEe course Of jusTise under the same; and wheneV-
ar such combinations small be armed and 30 numer-
Gus end powerful AZ % be able BY violence either %
overthrow or to set ct defiance the constituted au-
h0rittes OF said State, and OF the United States
within such State; and whe ever, by reassn OF said
Preservation Of the public peace shall become In
such State or part OF State tmprActca1iea
And where's sucn nnswi1i ma
by the OF Congress u be rebellion against the
Government OF the United states;
cd that before the President shall suspend the Priv-
ges Of the writ Of habeas corpus he shal hrst have
made proclamation commanding such Insurgents
And whereas, on the third day Of the present
month Of Nov the President q. the United sssses
did Issue hia proclamation, rectlng therein among
other things that such combinations and conspira-
Giles did then exist in the county Of
Union, In the State OF South Carolina
and Commanding thereby all persons COM
Po1ing such unlawful combinations and c0nspira-
cies TO dRpeTae and retire peaceRBy 70 their homes
within ave days OF the date thereof and deliver eli
Their TO the Marshal OF the United States for the dis
Of sSS q 20 q ne s.s
daid counties all arms, ammunition, uniforms dis
EuiAsa and other means hne implements used, kept
possessed, or controlled by them for carrying ont
the unlawful purposes for which the said combine
HspA and conspiTaciea ere Organised ~
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THE MORMON WIFE.

AGENTS WANTED For this fearless book. 1t
comprises the adventures and experience of a wo-
man-written by herself-for years the wife of
Mormon Notwithstanding all that ia mysterious,
wicked startling. Fall of thrilling adventure hu-
morous and pathetic scenes-the most fascinating
book extant Portrait of the Ruthoress and leading
MormOns-men and women Life and scenes in
Utah, etc For circulars address Hartford Publish
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Whereas in nv proclamation OF the twelfth day Of
0ctober in the year eighteen hundred and seventy
one ii was reciied that certain unlawful combine
tions and conapracies existed in certain counties
IN the state Of south Carolina for the purpose OF
danFiving certain portions and Glasses Of the
neonle 81 that state of the rights privileges and
imnunities and protection named In the COnstitu-
linn Of Inc United States and secured by the act OF
Coneress approved April twentieth one Thousand
ei9ht hundred and seventy -one entitled An act to
enforca the prOVisions OF the fourteenth amend
me1t to the onstituton Of Inc United States,1 and
the neraona Composing sucn combinations were
commanded n fiaDerae and 70 retire peaeaabIV 10
their homes Nithifl ave DAYS from said date:
1nd ,harasa nv INV nroclamatIon Of the aeVan!
taanth a. N NJ ohag n vear ei0htaan rad Al
savantS-one ths nriyilegee of me writ OF habeaa
coynns we're anaoended m the couptiea named IN
X SChereas the Countv of Marion vas namad in
-. A. nna n fha oonuttaa IN Sghtch
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For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
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preserving the
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-25
Transmission of Education.

Mr. l.. Hunt relates that, having pur-
chased an indicated Skye terrier. he
with great difficulty taught him the nc
complishmsnt of "silliu up" The long
course oftuition was not owing to any es-
pecial stupidity on the part OF the dog,
for when this trick was acquired he learn.
ed many others with great case. In
course of time the Skye became the faith
or Of family. and one OF his daughters,
who had never seen her lather. wa. in
the constant habit of sitting up al
though she had never been taught 10 DO
SO, and had not seen other dogs sit up.
Nj. Hunt adds, she Is especially given To
this performance when any other dog is
being scolded. Whether this is An in-
stance of hoping follow animal. OF
which Darwin gives so many curious in
stances. or whether the do sgimply hopes
10 avcn tho passing storm from her own
head. the tact appears patent, that this
dog inherited the impression that sitting
up" has some special virtues Tor turning
away wrath Seri5Her'S Jor N0rember.
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you remember, Bridget" writes Charles
Lamb, with n tender retrospect 10 his
poverty, when you and laughed at
the play llom the shilling gallery There
are no good plays TO laugh at now from
the boxes" Many Sir Epicurc ham-
mon. as he sits down with iadcd appetite
10 his lobster salad and champagne. thinks
with keen regret OF the simple repasts
which Initiated his palate when he was
poor. The great railway king. Hudson,
and his vile, Teasing with dukes and
duchesses in their big house at Albert
Gate, looked back with many - sigh TO
the days when they ale sausages for sup
per in the little psrlor behind their paltry
shop in the city OF York.
Nothing, in the abstract, seems easier
than to get pleasure out OF money; yet
to many persons nothing is apparently
more difficult. 1t seems delightful TO be
able to buy everything you wish, without
a thought OF the cost; yet who does not
see that the pleasure mus, pail IN tho de-
gree that there is no diiliculty3 Did the
earl to whom Robins knocked the rm c
Boccacco feel in his conquest a 1.-THE OF
the pride and JOY which Lamb leIt when
he bore home that black letter folio, 10
procure which "lhe old brown suit was
made to hang on six weeks longer ?"-
from Prot. Mathews Getting on in
World"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-25
StMeliss on Ia. Ear,,,.

Nothing cOnduees more 10 the eleva.
ton and refinement OF the mind. than the
study of Nature. in just As many OF its
varied aspects, as one has taste for.
The man who holds frequent communion
with her, and studies and Obeys her laws,
is always made better and happier man.
And if one is so unfortunate ~ not to
possess q desire TO know more. and ad.
mire moro, every day of his lite, OF ''the
works of IN Almighty hand. such dc.
sire may be cultivated. SO as to afford IN.
allOyed pleasure.
But il is said by some, that the work
ing man cannot study; that study and
labor are incompatible. uucongenial
Washington and Franklin both possessed
that kind of knowledge which enabled
them to be eminentlY useful To the world,
and yet, both Were emphatically labor
ing men; labored not only in directing
others. bat with their own hands. Many
other similar examples might be- cited IA
strengthen this statement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-25
Centanlr I.inirnent.

There Is no pain which Centaur Liniment will
not relieve, swelling il will not subdue, and no
lameness which it will not cure. Til. is strong
language but it is true. Where the parts arc not
gone, its effects are marvellous. II has produced
more cures OF rheumatism neuralgia, lock Jaw,
palsy, spraips suellings, caked.breasts scads
burns, salt.rheum, earache, &c, upon the human
frame, and Of strains, SPAWN, gals, Sc, upon
animals in one year, than hayo all ether remidies
since the world began. Ii is eounter-irritant. an
alhealing pain releVer Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without a scar. IL is no humbug. The recipe Is
published around each bottle. IL is selling as no
article ever before sold ana !. sells because does
just what il pretouds 70 do, Those VINO how suffer
from Rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve TO
suffer if they will not use Centaur Linimsnt.-
More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
running tumors, &c, have been received. We vii
send 4 circular containing certificate, the recipe,
&c, gratis. to any one requesting it. One bottle
of the yellow wrapper Centaur Eminent Is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied
horses and mules, or for serew-woIm in sheep.
Stock -owners-this liniment is worth your atten.
ton. No family should be without Contaur I.ni-
msnt j. Il. ROSE & Co, New York.
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Is hecomiu very c0mnon In every community and
the sudden deaths rcsultins,v warn IA TO seek some
relief The disease assumes many different lorna
anon. VII, Oh are, iGiDi!GtisH, EEiGrgsmo.! SpGsmS
Ossidcafioa or Bo,y Formation Of the Heart, Rheu.
Dadfisa, Ce.erGl Debility, Wiafer ab0t! Tho Heart,
Sinking Of the Spirits, Pains IN che Side or Ctesf,
DisEiRess, SiHgg's. Cirealafio. cr the BLOOD and
Momentary St,lpsgs cr the Aciion Of re Heart
These form. Of Heart Disease have been cured
by Dr. Graves Henrt Regulator, and we DO
not hesitate 90 .ay i will cure them again. Any
form er Heart nscase Will readily yield 10 its use,
anl we haYcycf - learn Of any case where ths
Heart Regulator has been taken properly aud tbs
party not received marked benOht.
Our agent, on application, will furnish you with
our circular giving full description Of the disease
aua also a number Of testimonial. of cures; and
If you would like further proof from the parties,
who have given the testimonials. write them, aud
zee what they say.
We have sold thousands OF bottles OF the Heart
Regulator, and the demand il still increasing. We
are confident We aie dom. the public benefit and
not irving TO inn o,e Oh them worthless imitation.
This price of the Heart Regulator il ONg DOL
LAR per Eoltle aud can he obtained OF our A gent,
A, VI, RAnHoyD, Druggist, Paris, Nc.
l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-25
Riches and Pleasure.

These truths are well illustrated in the
anecdote told some years ago of two men
who were conyersiDg about John Jacob
Astor's property. Some one was asked
if he would be willing to take care of all
the millionaire's property-ten to fifteen
millions of dollars-mercly for his board
and clothing. NO" was the indignant
answer; "do you take me for TOOL ?"
well. rejoiued the other, THAT is all
Mr.. AstOr himself gets ior taking care OF
il; he's found. and that's all. The
houses, the warehouses, the ships, the
farms. which he counts by the hundreds,
and is often obliged TO take care OF, are
for the accommodation OF others" "But
then he has the income, the rents oil all
this large property, five or six hundred
thousand dollars per annum.' Yes, but
he can do nothing with his income but
build more houses, and warehouses. and
ships, or loan money on mortgages tor
the convenient of others He's found,
and you can make nothing else out OF il. -
Ii 4 lich man wishes TO be healthy,
says Sir William Temple, he must live
like 4 poor ones- Izaak Walton tells Us
that there are as many troubles on the
other side OF riches as ON this. and that
the cares which are the keys OF riches
hang heavily at the rich mans girdle.
How many men, on reaching the pinnacle
OF wealth. find. as they look down upon
their money bags, that they have only
purchased one set nj enjOyments by the
loss OF another equally desirable! DO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-25
Rer WI Do,rn,s Eiirir.

When tue chilling winds OF winter
Howl amid the leafless branches,
When from on the North the Storm kins
Marches with his snowy bauncrs.-
With his white and glilcnin. banners. -
Aud with fierce and sudden conquest
Laws all summer dead before him:
Every flower and every lcallet
He laws stark and dead before him,
An q The singing birds al summer
Fly away from all the NorIhhud,
Where the air seems iuil OF aTruw~,-
Full of sharp and singing arrows
That will pierce Us, il We venture
But TO step outside the doorway,
Then Consumption, fell destroyer.
Sallics forth To seek his victims.
Coughs and colds are his torerunncrs.
Marking where success is easy;
And, where these are not resisted.
But allowed TO hold possession.
There Consumption. gauut and CHASTITY
Soon will make his dread appearance,
And will seize his haplcsS victims.
Would you have sure protection
From this foe 50 Justly dreaded?
\ protection 80 unlalliDg
That YOU need not fear his visits +?
Go and buy some DOWNS ELiNfR,
Some real y. H. Downs Elixir;
Made oil all most healing BaIsams
Found in all the Northern forests
BalSams OF the Pine and Fir trees:
Made in Bun lington-a City
Standing near the Cbamplsin waters;
Al one hundred twentY-seyen,
Very near the head OF Church Street,
BY the firm OF HENRY x JOHNSON
Medicine men. well known TO many;
And for sale at every Drug Store.
'Tis sale and sure protection,
Go and buy it, and be happy.
For Sale by
q. R. WILEY, ApOthecary,
AND DEALER IN
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PANTS, OILS, VAR
NlSheS, BRUSHES AND DYE STUFFS,
Books, Stationery & Paper Hansinss,
FG,cy Goods, Pfrffmeyy, Toilet articles, &c,
JANIS BETHEL MILL, DE. 5m
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For Men's a,ld Bows Uear.

Our winter stock, consisting OF Over
Coats. Suits, Woolens by the yard,
Hats. Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods,
we shall offer for 60 days At Great Bar
gaiHS, 10 reduce stock. Call and see.
RICHARDS IL MERRILL,
% Lisbon ST. Lyceum Hall Building,
jan2S.4w LEWISTON. Nix.
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PENSIONS.
81 g.

81 g.
DENSION for soldier who has wound or dish-
1 billy received W {. ;. service, AMI i1crcrs
OF Pension for sold.tI. 1JE drawing ~ rates too
small.
BuUNrY Tor volunteer soldiers who onl!sted With
promise Ut Slsl, before July .3ud, ISL, or aiwr
that 10 discharged aier9 years service or 10y re'.
son oil icOtAds or INJURY.
EoUNTY, where none has been paid, 10 heir- 'f
soldiers who did not receive any Ia his liirtn1' ,
aud who have died since discharge, by rel-un oi
disability received in L. :. service.
PENSIONS for parents, In part dependan. On sol
tiers who have died by reason Of disability rcceiN-
Ell in IT, D. service where soldier len no Wido" or
child.
PENSIONS tor widows OF solliers,vho ulAy have
died a. above stated.
us-Any perssn dcsirous OF formation whether
thCy may have just claim against the L. = Will
receive reply by sOnding statement or case aud
cents postage te
GEO. r.. WEEKS,
UNIIRD STATES CLAM AGENT,
oct2s-tf ~ u q USEA. ri Fl.
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DISCOVERED.

The adventures Of most adventurous life. A
large octave volume, splcndidly illustrated. Goa
lains incidents Of the wonderful career OF the
Great Traveller. Animal, Nsiyc,, Hunting, Sc.
The best di.ested CyClupcdia OF African knOwl.
edge aud LIvINCsTONT's Explorations EVER pub
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Prcss Send Al for OUTFIT. or write W FLINT &
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-25

Castoria is more than substitute FOR Castor
Oil 10 il the only SAFE article in existence which
is certain 10 sssmiate the food regulate the bow
els, cure wind-colc and produce natural sleep IL
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant To take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest. deC3l53-l2m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-25
Dental Notice

DIX. O no. M W II CIiT1I1I1'
Ia. 81. covered his health, sufficiently to enable
him trcsume business, would inform the publis
that he MAJ be iuaGd az his once. over me foE
oescr EetheI Maine ready to attend To ALL de-
string the services Of Dentist, either for Filling
and extracting natural teeth, or the insertion OF
artificial teeth. Having all the now instruments
ton 10 merit n continuance OF the patronage ne
has received in years past,
Bethel, October 18th, lsl2.
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Sherif's Sale.
OXFORD ss.

OXFORD, IS:
rTNAKEN on execution, and will be sold by pub
i lie auction, on saturday, the twenty second
day of February, A. ID. 1873, AT two O'Clock T. NJ,
on the premises in North Hartford, In sail County
all the right in equity which Charles a. Coolidge,
OF Canton, in said County had On the sixteenth
day of November, A. ID. ISL, when the same was
attached on the original writ, to redeem the fol
Lowing described real estate situated in Hartford
afore said in said County, to wit certain lot oil
land in Hartford aforesaid, with the buildings
thereon, being hundred acre lot, number TWO
In the fourth range of lots In that part Of said town
known as Thompsonis Grant, and mofe iaIniiiAf
as the Ebenezer Washburn farm, the above premi-
ses being subject to a mortgage, recorded IN On
ford Registry of Deeds Book leo, Page iOJ, given
by said Charles A. Coolidge 10 John Z. Warren of
Liyermore, in the County of Androseoggin, 10 Sc
cure the payment of n promissory note OF six hun
dred dollars, dated April 18th, ISL, payable as fol
lows, one hundred and iifty dollars, April 4tI ls2
hundred and flfty dollars April ith, 1873; one
hundred and fifty dollars April 9Th A: ID: lsf,and
hundred and fty dollars, April 4th, 49,, WIN
interest on the whole, annually, ON which thsre IS
now due six hundred and twenty three dollars and
nfty-siX cents. X. \. BARRoNs,
Deputy sheriff.
Dated at Canton, January 18th, 1873,
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ORGANIC LAW OF THE SEXES,

Conditions which impair yorihty-posiiNe anu
negative electricityproof that iis Is evolved with
out union-enect OF tobsoco-influencs Of ash and
pkoSphorie diet-m0dsrn treatment Of pelvic die
eases structures and Vsr.ocele, and arrest or de.
vclepmsut. ten lectures ~ his private surgical
class, by EDWARD II. DIXON, N. d. - fith
Avenue y. Y. O. pages, IS cents. "Eycry line
from the pen OF DR.. Dixon 10 OF great value 10 the
whole human race. Horace Greeley.
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NE w An y.

JANUARY. ISIS. NOW OUT. Issued a. =
Quarterly The four number, svuI 81 any address,
hv mail Tor - Gents The richest aud most nstruc'
tive Illustrated and Descriptive tisrAi hui'lo over
published Those " our patrons who ot'iorod
seeds last wear aui were credited with - cents,
Will receive the four Quartcrlies FOR 1873 These
who sulcr seeds this year Will be credited With
subscription for ia. The January number con-
tains nearly 100 Engraving, Two superb
CoIorrd Plates, suitable Tor framing & also
Tinted Plates OF our gorgeous FLORAL ChrOmos,
Information relative 10 Flowers, Vegetables re,
& their cultivated, 4 all such natter - "ao Tor
merry found iu our Annual Catalogue. You viii
miss IL ID you order SEEDS before seeing Briggs
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aud Price List, FOR 1873" sent free. Address
ian2, BRIGGS & BROTHER, iU
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1, uucquallci 10y Hny knO~n remedy. IL will Grad
iratr cNtripatr end thoroughly destroy all poison
on, substances % the Bluod.and will encctuAly
di.icl al prrdt-putttiHu 10 bilious arrangement
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digestion is ptumpus 1.ir'i. the system I- deh'I
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DruV-iral INuIcurs. General WrtAuc-e nr IAr-i.
tudC
uRveyon weakness Of the Intrsiincsi
You arr iu tIrsr. rl Chronic bHunrs or III"
dreadful Inflammation ui Doe G'wcl-.
Have you ,vraisuess ~ thc Uterine 81
Urinary Organs, You mu-- procure instant
relief o. You are liable o ,uf.uu- Wu..s 'lt1n
death.
Are you detected, irow-y, dull, .iuS-ish or
depressed iu spirit-. with headache. itct-rhr.
coated tongue and bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy for 40 ot thr.c di,cisJs,
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Agents wanted for the new and startling book. The
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ono Hundred and Twenty-siIth ssini
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