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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

gke P0Iar and Tropical .H,oriis:-A dc.
srriptiun of mau aud nature in the fo-
lar and Equatorial icgions of the
World; BY Dr. g. lIartwig, edited by
DR. Guernsey, with nearly two hun
dred Illustrations. Published by Bill,
Nichols & CO., Springfield, Mass.
This work is not only full OF instruction
but is fascinating rs u novel. Having
carefully perused it, we advise every one
who has children to procure a copy for
their benefit, as it is II standard work for
libraries as well as popular fol family
use. When the gentlemanly and reliable
agent. Mr.. Waterman, OF Turner. calls on
You. give the book a careful examination
and YOU will want it. Mr.. W. is canvass.
ing Paris, AMI will visi, Bethel and other
towns in our County. The work is highly
recommended by literary men and the
press, and is ono of the best selling books
afforded 10y subscription. Be sure and
act copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Pnricr IfcnlA.

We are afflicted somewhat just now
with the measles in this locality. Mr..
Samuel Garland and family have been
suffering from the disease of late, as has
hi, fathers family. AZ lortcr village
there are several cases. d.. +. r Cacl-
lis 81, Kezar Fails Is quite sict with the
disease. Il, feared the con,asion may
spread throughout, the town.
And still they fish, Mr. Samuel sian
lev, the man who caught the p lbs q,
wen, on, Monday and caught "a whole
'.load" OF pickero,, all that he could
carry away-qui,e numbe' that meas
urgd feet or more. We learn that a boy
by he name Of Fox caught - brook trout
that weighed lbs . dressed
Farmers arc commencing 20 hoe.
Grass Is looking iirely.
Corn came up roorIy-niany had to
plant over.
Showers are plenty and rcry accept.
able.
Early lambs are selling to. bi. prices
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Aor,t.au Items.

We CLEAN the following from the Nor
iray AdreriiSer:
Crockett & Holmes sold u lot of tout
from their fish pond, to parties from the
city. short time since at 81 per pound.
Dr., Evans. assisted by Drs. Crockett
and Jewett, removed large fbrous tumor
from the neck og Mrs. Ralph Freeman,
Thursday afternoon. The tumor located
on the thyroid gland aud cartilage, OK
tending beneath The shcaihs Of the veins,
and carotid arteries of both sides of the
neck. and WAS adhered throughout to the
whole extent.
The committee in the highway case
where America Bisbee was petitioner tor
an increase of damages, awarded TO the
petitioner the sum OF S225.
Norway has done nobly Tor the Maine
General Hospital. John Oxnarl. Esq,
headed the list with his check for fifty
dollars; Gen. Geo. L. Beal came out with
ten dollars; Sumner Buruham, Dr.
Asa Daniorth and Mrs. NJ. II. Holmes
each five dollars, aud the people have re-
spouded with smaller sums until the lotaI
is now about one $50.
A. NJ. Trull has completed his carriage
factory and has some nice top buggie:
and other carriages on hand.
The Norway light infantry are talking
Of going TO Portland on the oath of june
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Editorial and Selected Items.

The week opens with 4 dry hot day
See house advertised tor sale. headed
ANY Farmer"
See letter from Miss ). J. Prenliss
on the fourth page.
u. ". Deming. Paris, has got a
Patent Tor his new wash boiler.
The Cheese Factory al South Paiis
commences making cheese this (Nforday)
morning.
Farmers will be hurried about their
hoeiug to get ready Tor having. which Is
right upon them.
MIR. A +. Bird. in the Stcarns neigh,
borhood, has lost several sheep this sea.
son from dogs.
The frs, engine driven with coal a.
fuel on the C. T. Railway. passed over
the road on Tuesday last, from Gorham
TO Portland engine No. los. Oliver p.
Cummings. engineer.-Reqt>tsr.
Al. Barker from Monticello, MIMI.
An Oxford boy, writes under date Of June
7lh, THERMOMETERS 90 degrees in the
shade Snow banks IN our neighboriug
sta;c (Nebraska) four feet deep
Now that Mrs. Merrill. housc. which
has always been open to Coui, and sum-
mer boarders. j., occupied 10y private
parties. there viii be ia, such aao,het
house needcd ~ Is advertised Tor sale
The fine Jersey calf OF Andrew J.
Martin, Browuhcld said TO have been
bought in Paris, was purchased OF {. NJ.
Buck, OF NORWAY. who has more OF the
same sort-ai>. .Hc "i the best three Year
old colts IN O\'Hri County.
The sale oi H., Or. Estes new
bool, on "The Christian Doctrine Of the
Soul" is very good. The press, and able
diyincs. such Is Dr.. Hoyey. oC Newton,
Dr. D1ughcr,y OF johnson. Vt. and DR..
Sheldon. of Waterviie. commend II
highly.
We learn that Telegram WAS re-
ceirel by Mr.. J. HooDer Jackson on
"wednesday. CONVEYING The p,infu' in.
,eliigence thu, his son Edwin wa. Killed
in Minnesota. bv falling from staging
while pursuing his avocaion Of house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgalivc Pellets.
or Sugar Coated, Concentrated Root and
Herbal Juice. Anti Bilious Granules-ihe
Little Giant Cathartic or muitum III
parvO physic. No use of any longer
taxing the huge, repulsIye. nausea'ing
and gripping pills, composed of cheap.
crude, bulky ingredients, when, 10y a
careful application OF chemical science,
We can extract all the eathartie and med
zeal properties from The most valuable
roots and herbs and concentrate them in.
20 a minute Pellet OF Granule, scarcely
larger than mustard seed. that can be
readily swallowed hy those OF the most
sensitive stomachs and lasiidiouS tastes I;
% cents, by all Drug gists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
oxford Items.

Rev. George A. Lockwood, has been
engaged to supply the pulpit OF the Con
gregational church Tor the coming yeai.
The Methodist church is being newly
painted.
Mr.. George Robinson has Almanacs ioI
the past 50 years, now in his possession.
T. Andrews IL Co. ale making goo
pounds of leather board per day.
J. F. Fuller is building barn, so feet
long by 10 feet wide with 20 feet posts
NOrirag AdrcrtiSer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
OAK

This horse was raised in upper Canada; was
-il,l hy oil Live Olk-dam fuil blood -. Law
renee This horse stands lil hands high; Is eleven
yt..- old this grass; g. beautiful red rhouc col
or. D. average weight B, lOj1pound-; Is compact
ly ,.it, and for speed, dociliy and endurance
.rI..ut he eXccllrl ne the state This horse has a
r, .uid in which hC wou % race boz Montreal IN "a.
Tho equation OF this horse T. too well known jan
t,i- vicinity 20 need amy further comments. lie
will stand 10 the stable of the subscribers Tor the
luIn .lVcmcut of stock.
IlGM~ :-SIO 10 warrant; - single service.
Al .lsu1lfic- no the risk 81 patrou7. All mare.
,ul lcrcd with tuJl n disposed ct before the
usual time or OJlHg. Coils will 'hc holden for
service OF the horse 90 all cases.
CEOOkER * TUAlER.
Norway MAY III. iS.3. ju3,m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
MERCHANT TAILOR,

as .ll as for general trade. 4 il.st elias cu ,om
e.. B, established all that one cutter can do
Prom our ale, in the Ready Made Clothing De.
parLtncnt alone. Wr realize several thousand dol
lar yearly. Tic hu~iGe- advantage oi this, D.
su. ecior 10 many other larger place, t being Joe
cat "a in the centre ui "a large town and on a
tb,y-oughrlre for several towns To reach thu rail
70. station. And the new railroad that IS Ytarl!
au! icipaicd-of which our town will Ice the terIuu.
u--NIll prove a blessing 10 the business man
\, farm would make q cheap AMI pleasant home
for . farmer who ha- done enough hard work on a
lar.-a farm. or for q city family seeking country
re- .dence tor health or plcasurc-whcIc they eau
fine the best ot society, good church Hud .ch"ol
pr iiaRes. pleasant drives and varied scsusiy-
mountain, valley and river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Special Notices.
S25 TO SEOO PER WEEK

made easy by any lady. 10000 sold in six months.
The IN st rapid selling articles ever invented for
Marie or single ladies use.
NoI EMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, and what has always
been waited, and always VIII. Profits large
ri sht, for .sle. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAH MANUFACTURING Co.,
New York. - ugS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Newspaper Decisions

l. ARy person Who takes - paper regularly
rrJtn the Ofnce-whether directed % las name OF
snotker's or whether he has sub-e-tse't " LSt-
b, responsible for the paymeat
o. ii person or,lsrs his paper disc7Ht5uued ne
nus nav all arcarages, OF the pshls,her may
continue u send IL until pay neut l. laadv ana COZ.
l.,f the WhslS amount. " hcshcf the paper O, taken
frugi the OEice or not
q The courts Nave decided that refusing % take
negspIpers and periodicals from the post Office or
.ela5vins aad leaving them usoalled fsr Is PriRd
fs.is evidence VI Intentional fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Mill for Sale.

THE steam Mill situated in Milton Plantation.
Oxford County, Maine, on cool road. Only ave
miles from the railrOad. said mill was built some
three years ago, at q cost CT about :JOp1, ana d
can lee bought 40 a bargain IL applied for soon. II
has one OF the best circular SAW board machine
% u-e. and lith machine; birch machine anu
other small machinery, said Sill j. IN good re-
pai and l. AN excellent chance for 'pool Factory
with plruty of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from iaIatiOn for 10 year,.
R.T. ALLEN.
Million, Plantation Juiy I5;h, ls.2. Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
FARMS for SALE
BY AUCTION
ANDOVER NE.
TUESDAY,, JULY 18TH, 1873,
Al 10 ~. NJ,
or II stormy, the first fair day,


81 tlc Farms in Andoyer and vicinity owned by
ST gERT COLBY, and all the claims he has upon
al rms and farming property.
j have claims upon many farms, but will de.
srr1c only tlrec,-and remember his property Is
iu Inc s0uiherly part or Maine, near the New
lnmpshirc state line, where the climate Is 50
D.. .;hy people live To be 100 years Oil.
Farm 40. J, 2OO acres Of land. good buildings,
orchard, sugar place timber ami wood land near
:, .lOls, churches, stores, &c. Price only $500.
Farm No. ,, 200 acres Of land, worth as much as
y. only /, lies further back from the main road
au thc building need some repairs. Price only
800
llgm No. 3, $50 acres OF good land on the main
road, plenty OF apple trees, sugar naples and
t..- OF unCicarCd brook interval and mcaioW,
W ch, when cleared viii make this Farm more
y..llble than no. J. Price only 500.
so about 800 acres Oi valuable timber land,
am upon this laud are many million feet Of pine.
,pncc, cedar, hemloch, rocs maple white ash and
other kinds OF yaiurble timber
} have spent many happy summer months In
N vicinity. Plenty Of Brook Trout and differ
cn, kinds of Came abound near 90 hand. ily
dudes ard engagements call me away, or would
Bcgcr cell this properly ! have honestly said II
we're o. spend au eternity In this world, would
like 10 spend my SUMMERS upon these premises.
ANY person having spare capital which they wish
90 invest where DO VIII pay well without any risk,
VIII do well o. look $40 this property. III. W.
Rcccher saws in one OF Dis sermons, "Thc man
WHO owns real tate D. rooted Ike tree, but a
MN who owns none g. l'i" 90 fence rail laying
around loose anywhere
tot further particulars call ia Frank Dresser,
AHdpycr. oNlorl County, Maine or the Propre-
tol. ljG Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd.
Procure Tickets f1r BHYNNT's PoND, which :
a. most convenient railroad -tation.
ALBERT Colby,
Proprietor
TYLER KlDDEE, Auciiouer.
'IlOVer, May -, lN-A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

Ia7 Ache
F ARM FOR SAL E,
Two miles From East sumner depot.
pRICF.--s 600.

There is ucmlocL. spruce. Fir. Ash timber ana
cord wood sufficient 90 spare ftpm said iarmt cat
snd hauled 90 The mill aud depot, % pay ior the
Same. \ complete set or crm buildings ,hring
10 -uri Tor $500 on his i1rm, school house Wilhn
"a hrIf milo of same: % GOOD pasture; small ot-
.rhlr.I: good water and good land; ami good
chance Tor hand libOring man, tA small means
- obtain farm. For further information inquire
OF the owner 40 Manassas, Va.
JONAS GREENE.
I4uft d. Is.
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SF,eria's sale.
OXFORD, IS

YENAKEN on execution in which William :. VIII
( Iiams Is creditor aud Charles III. Buck IS
,lcbtor Issued upon Judgment recovered at the
last term OF the Supreme Judicial Court for this
County, on April 2}d, 1873, all the right in equity
which said Buck had when the same was attached
on the original writ in tlns action and thereafter
on The astn day Of May 1873 all the right in equity
the said Buck then had, 10 redeem the following
real estate 10 wit the same described in a mort
gage deed from said Buck TO Ann Williams dated
Anril lst. ISL recorded with Oxford Records book
no. page 20S to which reference may be had for
more full description thereof, and unless previous
IL redeemed viii be sold to the highest bidder
therefor bv public auction on saturday, the fifth
,loy of july 1873 1t two o'clock in the afternoon,
al The store of Il. \. Chapman Co., in Bethel the
aforesaid right in equity of redemption to satisfy
said execution and all fees and charges OF sale.
q. l.. BLAKE, Deputy sheriff
May 3l,l, 1913. jus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

Ca-toi.ia j. more ihan % ub-titute tOr Castor
or Il il the only sofr article in existence which
l. certain Co as>milaje the fOpd,reSulate the bow
els. cure Wiud-colic and produce natural sleep. IL
contains neither minerals, morphine az alcohol
and is pleasant 10 take. Children need not cry
mi mother, may rest dcc3l' 13-l.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
SOUTH PARIS MARKET,
JINL n, 1871.
CORRECTED WEEKLY 81

CORRECTED WEEKLY 81
II. y. BOI4 - L +, r.
APPLEs-Sa 80 = cas-
AFPLkS (Dried1--6c. J &C..
RGANs yellow eycl-S2 80 a $500
BEANS Pea 5 % . $3.50
BUrrER-25c- q pc
CiIEEsE-l6s.. . 20.
COEN-75c q sc.
CoFFEES-2Sc. o zoe
kSGS-l6s. per cez.
fLOUR-s9.oC Q Sll.5g
HAN-Sl20S q Sl5.oo
LARD Domestic ltc.
LAsSES-&Jc. = tstc.
NAtLS-c1c. 8 Ok.
OkTS-Jjc. = 6Oc.
Ssfr-SQs.-boN Sc.
sUGAR-llc. y 10.
TEA.-JOC. { ace
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PIMPLES.

INill send free recipe for my NEGET ABLE
BALM, Tor removing PIMPLEs, BLACk WOKNs,
BLoICHEs, FEECKLEs, Morris, TAN and All DIS
BASES OF TIE SKIS, leaving il clear aud with "A
healtAy glow. Also sure process tor Inc grown
oil AIR on bald heads or smooth faces.
TiiOS. +. Gil APMAN, CHEMIST,
lIg Broadway, New york.
l.. o. Box J.ls~ inlO-SW
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IOCeU Items.

The weather is cold and stormy. Last
Friday and Saturday considerable hail
fell.
The James PattisOn farm was sold 10
ID. r. Hastings OF Fryeburg, for $50
Nor'cay -5drertiSer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
H1cK lot FOR SIZE.

S,iI lot cuts from - To "a tons Of hay, and con
tai 4 barn and large wood lot. The hay alone,
viii plythc interest ON - 900 without cultivation
am i viii be sold Tor the small sum 81 SO TIN.
vi; % small lot in the village, VIII take the place
am live the profits of q large and costly farm.
d, desirability, cheapuc-s and Favorable con-
alterations REGARDING business, must as-un' .
.po ~ sale of all this property, and all appllca-
tiors should be made at once, as the subscriber
is spNious 10 close up bis business this spring 40
be calling in health bv too close application 10
bu, mess. \ rest and change OF climate II thought
ad, sable with this IN view bargain may he
expected For further particulars address
JJ PARTRIDGE,
oxford CO. RumfOrd entire, Me
A.ar e. lSsJ.
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Mail Arrangements.


For Portland and Boston, at n :45 \. NJ. and So
p NJ the latter mail arriving In Portland al II
the next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Trunk, Al $50 T. NJ.
For Norway al 30 A. NJ. and for the western
part OF the County, Tuesdays, Thursdays auG
Saturdays, via Norway, NJ same time.
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Annoinimemt OF AssiGnees.
Is TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
FoR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.

n, the pl1tter Of GRO. l.. PAUL, bankrupt.
Al south Paris the 2.th day OF May n d. ls''
y,,uE undersigned hereby give notice of theii
nmpnintmcnt ~ Assiguces of Geo. +. Paul,o
SIoncham in the County Of oxford and state o.
Maine within said District who has been adjudged
A Bankrupt upon his own petition, by The Dlstricl
Court Of said District.
SUMNER EVANS. ,ssie,,.cs
GEO. 4. WILSON,
IS Evans, T.. Stonelam, Ne.
~ AuuIesS' Geo. \. Wilson, 50. Paris Ne
iuucl0 DIV
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The Portland Safe Deposit Vault Co.
OF Exchange ST, Portland.
OPEN FOR RENT

The Lessee exclusively holds the KEY. safes
inside their Vault at rates varying from SID 10
geo per annum according to size. They Will also
receive on special deposit rs baees, the securities
of persons residing abroad or out OF the city
those Temporarily from hOme officers Of the
Army and Navy; masters OF Vessels aud others
and viii act a. Attorneys in the collection and
remittance of income, when desired.
CIRCULARS containing full particulars forward
ga on anulicatiou ROBERT \. BIRD.
Manager.
Portland May ?, 1,I3. mayo
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klisSNliiii1n.

fY,HE Copartncrship consisting of VIM. D. En-
| erson, Leonard Emerson, Almon Emerson,
Eldcn Emerson, Augustus j. Leayeii and Elmer
SON T. Browncll, under the name OF the STOW
Sponlworks. is this day dissolved 10y mutual con
sent.
Co. lima tS-3
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the hin for up trains a. $50 \. II and
J 30 4. NJ.
For down train ~ n IS An.
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DIED.

Dr. sydney. Iuut 10Th. NJ Helen NJ. wiieot \.
T. d. -,cy. N d.. aci o., yrar-, formerly ui Paris.
u Minneapolis, Nuau., june ID, Janice T., s9n
uf james n. Jackson, aged ~ 1cIrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
THE STORE

ha been newly huili-gocl -trle-1ul n good
repair. The second story designed g. tone.
l4,. The Lot contains lsIi Al acre, ana Iuiu- ie
co.. iurtion with coz without thc lIn-WIlh cd
i,lout the stock Of good goods now in it.
So The above mentioned property Is arranged
60 ueutlf i0t the trader, and has been o,'u-
p.. as such Tor several years Dy the subscriber.
= IL ..LLL I'M. :. do L---L--. -u-L---- .-- d
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NAILS ARRIVE.

Frcm Portlans and Boston, az lo:so A. II. aud
4: 10 4. N.
Down mail. via Grand Trunk, 80 +. NJ.
Prem Norway and the wcstcrg part Of the County
Al 30 L. NJ
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n fRRfED.

IN Hiram. Lu.r o. Nr Coco. ~ ~Nf-cv, ct Linn
,ricS ami 81. - Aun.r Msytur.. vi Hiram.
90 Portland. lrs. lH. Pos D W ruum,r + ~.
NJ. t,gur-o J.. ,uut-ru au4 Mis- sarah r. I"T Sea
both ul S.Iu,laul.
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r,stsmonlnltn W.. rclIn,r.

We, the undersigned. c!ergymen OF the
Methodist Church in Nova Scotia, hav-
ing used the preparation known as Eel
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypophos
phites, prepared by Mr.. James |. Fellows,
Chemist, St. John, n. T.. or having
known cases wherein lis effects were ben
elicial. believe it to be reliable remedy
for all the diseases for which il Is recon
mendod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Frccaoui Notice.

IyOR a valuable consideration have this day
L eiyen my son Frank l.. Lovcjoy ms time dur.
inc his minority to act and trade Tor himself aud
I Shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting aDel this date.
ALANS0N LOEEJOI.
sumner June ., ls.3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

JAMES O.. UENNIGAR,
Pres. OF Conference,
JoHN MCMURRAY,
Tx Pres. of Conference,
WM SARGENT.
JOIN 4 MoSuER.
JONI w HOWE,
STEPHEN 7 llUESIIs,
RICH'D w WENpALL,
ALIEN w NICHOLSON,
CRANSwICK JOSH.
ROWLAND MORToN,
JONI Johnson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

THE subscriber hereby gives public note e That
he h.- been duly appointed by the Hon. judge o!
Probate Tor the County of oxford auu assumed
M, trust ot Aduu-tr iter dr huUi- non 90 thc c--
ttt.af ANII.DA e.. FOSTER Late oi >tuucHJm ll
-aiit County deceased by giving bond a- the law
directs. hc therefore request, g.l persons who nc
indebted o. the e-:atc oi said deceased Oh make
immediate payment and those via" nave any ''
manIs thereon 60 exhibit tic same %
JACOB H. LONElDO.
NJ. ruurl4
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Beautiful Village,
For Sale.
A - a W MILL.

s,tusted ON Concord River in Milton Plantation
Is In good repair and good running condition.
Also story building 2aNio H., use. fora shin
~. o,,rbine carriage shup, &c. said property Is
= miles from BryanJ's Pond Depot, miles from
R,wfor,l Corner and Centre. Large quantity o.
inrrbar near the mill. For further description
0~'' VI" '' BENJAMlS SWIFT.
Paris June 10, 1873. I'm
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
NEW IRR1NGENENTS.
Scni-WcckIy Line.

NN and aficr the 18th inst the line Steamers
~ DIRfGO and FRNNCONIA, Will,until further
notice. run rs follows:
Leave Cats Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, atf +. NJ, and leave Pier .
T.. u, New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, ats T. VI.
The Dirigo and Fruucouia are fitted up wife fine
accommodations for passengers, making TINS the
mott convenient and comfortable route FOR travel
rrs between New York AMI Maine.
Passage in state room -. Cabin passage ~
Meals extra
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax 81. John and all parts Of Maine. ship
ptrs are requested to send their freight 10 the
Steamers rs early as T.. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf. Portland
j. +. AMES, Pier - T.. r., New York.
July giGq.
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(sR()CK ER y

II you wish to buy your CrockeTy, China, and
House Furnishing Goods ut Wholesale Prices, visit
GUY & BROTHERS, 33 IS Bedfordst.. Boston,
or write for Price list. silver-Platcd Goods a
specially State where you saw this advertisement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

Accidents happen; keep SpAlding':
Glue.
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TIEE STALLION
4 Young Sky Lark ! "

WYE the undersigned hereby certify that the
w Stallion, Young Sky lark" l. owned
by n-, and Is TO be kept the coming season for
mnrns or breeding nnrpOses 30 the stable Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

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simple remedy is HENEY's CARBoLIc
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and Iqr without delay. see yourselves
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