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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
TAKING THIEVES.


James Brady was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Detectives FULLY and Dilss In the Office OF Dr.
Harrison, at 43 Carmine street. There il no direct
charge against him but that he is an escaped con-
Wet from Auburn Prison. Captain Irving heard
some days ago that Brady was in town. and de-
tailed Detectives Dlks ana Tuily to look after him.
These officers hunted all the well known resorts
for thieves In the city, and finally got on
the track OF Brady. His movements convinced
the officers he was at some dangerous game. ana
they suffered him to go on, expecting to catch him
in the act. Finally, when he turned mp at DIR.
Harrison's office yesterday morning they pounced
upon him. AS soon as he saw the detectives he
jumped through the window into the street. De-
tective Tully followed but the window fell upon
the latter, holding him In the middle and he would
have been seriously hurt, and, perhaps, have lost
s cer Tor Dt sse daring Tha na
whipped up the window and dashed
along the street after the prisoner. Detective
Tuly joined III the race the moment he was liber-
ated, and for some time an exciting race was kept
mp through the streets in the neighborhood. The
shouts OF 'Stop thiei !" and the reports OF the de-
tectives' pistols brought together crowd OF peo-
pie, who rushed after the officers. Brady. seeing
an open window in house In Leroy street, jumped
through and rushed to the rear OF the house
to escape by that way, when Detective Dilks burst
through the same way and grabbed him in the hall.
Seeing Brady hing something away as he was en-
tering the house, the officers searched the
place, and found quantity OF registered bonds
VI stated value OF $780, 900. The prisoner was then
taken before Captain Irving, at Police Headquar-
tiers. and that officer conducted him To Supern-
tendent Matsell After cycling him sharply the
superintendent said:-
II think your face is familiar, young gentleman.
DO you know him, captain ~
ayes, SIR" answered Captain Irving. "He's Jim
Brady, who escaped from prison, you remember, at
the same time as Dan Noblc.r
Very good very good Captain. That's the way.
Lock him up,r said Mr.. Matsel.
Brady was then taken away and locked up. He
Will be sent before Judge Bowling at the Tombs
this morning. The following is list OF the bonds
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The superintendent was exceedingly well pleased
VITA the work done during the day by Captain
Irvlng's officers When Detective Dusenbury
brought In thief he caught on a car on the Belt
line, endeavoring to pick pockets, the Superintend-
ent said afterwards to o representative OF the
HERALD, "You see am going to break up thief
business, and want the best men to take the
work In hand.n
Captain Irving spent the fore part OF the day
securing in the vicinity Of Wall street, and IL Is
plain thieves are going to have warm time De-
tective Heidelberg made similar capture last
evening in Broadway. He was going down that
street when he q man he knew to he cele-
brated confidence operator standing on one or the
corners ana he arrested him. Mr.. Matsell ordered
the man, who gave the name or WhittemoTe to be
locked up. The prisoner will be taken before
Judge Bowling az the Tombs this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Meeting Last Evening Mt the Firth
Avenue Hotel OF the Executive Conn
ufttee NJ the Centennial Conn ission.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the United
States Centennial Comm ssion Of the International Ex-
bibton OF 1876 was held at the Fnh Avenue Hotel last
evening for active business The Hon. ID. Morrel. Of
Pennsylvania presided There were also present The fo
lowing &c ntcInen :-Colonel Walter W. Wood Pennsyl-
yana George Cories, Rhode Island John o. Stevens.
New Jersey; G. II, Marshall, New York George =;
Loring Massac husetts r. G. Mccormick, Arizona AIeu
r. Goshorn, ohio; Alexander A. Boetler Nirgima
General W IL Parsons, Texas John Lynch L .n s
Of finance occupied the meeting nnu, aee .sssI
and the proceedings which were condu,teu III 1917
session. were adjourned until this "wednesday mosnih6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
CASTLE GARDEN,
Mr.. Casserly Requested to Resign.

rumor which created no small excitement In
and around Castle Garden was circulated yester-
day. 1t was that Mr.. Bernard Casserly, who has
been connected with Castle Garden for twenty
years, had been requested to resign. Mr.. Cas-
serly did not comply with the request, and the ac-
ton OF the new commissioners In his regard VIII
be watched with no small Interest.
Mr. NJ Hart Jackson was also requested TO resign.
He has honored the request, and Is no longer con-
nected with the de partment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
YACHTING NOTES,
The following pass,

The following passed whitestone yesterday
Yacht Dreadnanght, N.Y.YC., Mr.. stockweu,
from Northport for New York.
Steam yacht Mystic. N.YY.C., Messrs. Osborne
4 Chaffee from New York for City Island TO paint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
NASHVILLE TROTTING ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May q, 1879.
The Nashville Trotting Association commenced
their Inauguration meeting to-day.
The first race for three minute horses was won
by Ned Allen beating five others. Time, 2:471s,
2:47, 2:51, 1884.
The race for > 35 horses was won by Little Mack,
who took the last three heats. Time, :434, PAP
2:42ta, 2:4l u, 2:441s.
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exercising the utmost vigilance to keep them level.
AT the quarter pole, IN forty and half seconds,
Brown Kitty was three lenghtbS In front; at the
half-mile, in :lsH. the same advantage was main
tanned, and, going about her business from this
point, she landed winner OF the heat and
race in 2:40 victory well deserved by both Kitty
and her excellent rider Many points in the differ
ent heats were so well contested that IL was the
unanimous opinion OF all present-and many OF the
assemblage had followed the turf for more than a
quarter OF century-that II was one OF the best
races OF Its kind on record.
The third and concluding event, Glass No. g.
brought four OF the eight entries to the score these
being Dam Mace's chestnut mare Alice Brown
Dan Pfeifer's bay gelding Billy I. ID. Walton's
gray mare Butler Boil and :. II. Phillips, gray
gcldnE JACK Draper. Alice Brown was the favor
tie before the start and the confidence OF the bet
ting men in her ability to win was not misplaced
as she won the race IN three straight heats, The
following are summaries OF the days capital
amusement
DEERFo0T PARK (FoRAERLY HALLS Track, NEAR
BROOKLYN, l.. l., MAY 81 1S73.--Second day OF the
meeting for the benefit OF the Trainers and
Drivers Protective Association. Exhibition OF
speed-Class No. 3 mile heats, best three IN five
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III i've, UHUtr SHUUIe:-
Alex, Patterson's Dr. IN. Brown Kitty
Wohn Murphy Observation-Disclosures. l
William Mcn ahon's b. g. Coroner X.
Charles Greenl Observation-Disclosures. 2
NJ W. olcott's gr. e. Bolly Lewis
Nv. +. Weeks Observation-Disclosures 3 3dr.
G. n. Ferguson g oh. y. James X. Polk
formerly CloudmanD Dan. Mace). dr.
j. IL. Phillips b. Y. Mystic. .......... dis
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

rH, anH.r.r+ r"t H.. H7r'fN
Thurs. " OF t.e f4pJ.e - o.
banking house OF Jay Cooke ~ Coup ny
created the utmost surprise and ast0nish-
ment, and the further announcements
this morning Of other failures, at ilrst
produced here feeling Of considerable
uneasiness aud alarm, hut this is gradu-
ally wearing away as it ia understood
that no Wilmington Bank or Banker
loses au,tnirg by the failure
of either Jay Cooke ~ Co, CT of r. W.
Clarke " Co. As no one here loses by
them, people are ready 70 look at the
matter in a much more philosophic light
and the general impression seems TO he
that the failures by 70 means presase
general financial crisis. II is fact
which we are greatly gratded to be able
to state tlat no Wilmington house loses
auyt hing by either o. The Philadelphia
failures, and that the only losers by the
Washington failure are the National
Banks, some of which have kept small
balances in the First National Bank OF
wa hlng'on, 10 secure through IFS agency
the redemption of their mutile'ed cur
reney' Inc amounts are 100 sr'aii 10 ue
Oh any consequence 70 "hyoouy ou' 'us
BANKS themselves mt they' oil eou'se'
donl IKE to lose even small amounts
Toward both the Philadelphia firms
the feeling mere Is one oil sympathy anu
confidence ard the oel'el is s'he'all9
expressed tn"l Ihey VIII get ou tnei' 'e''
again. vi course a e9od ihasy W l'hl's-
'on"ns ""u'u losu 10 greater o, "ss
'S'' Il Tue y o''uein RACINE .'i''o''' -
ooli l""y were 'nNol'eu III .1o i'',' 'o "
us nu'hc''l uEeht' Jay NV'hc' oN' wv"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20
THE GREAT TFn1sr -
'ol1m st' .4 comp red with
OlRtr Ancient Works.

ffran TIE bdmbar,h Rsviawl
The skill, tue arr, the mighty toll that
have been devoted 10 the ad0rnnent, and
TO the decoration Of lhis most ancient
place % worship, have been OF cXtraor-
iinary magnitude. The grandost hgacy
1f Egyptian antiquity, the great pyramid,
demanded, indeed larger amount of
naked human labor; hut in MonHh there
is II compulsion of the features of nature
herself to tue service Of the builder. In
actual bHlk the great pyramid is TO the
Temple rock "a five to nine, if we descend
but as far rs the stills OF the five double
gates otthc mOuntains of the house. If we
carry the comparison down 10 the level
At which the lowest foundation of the
walls is inaid in tha rock at the angles
of the inclOsurp, the bulk il three times
that Of the great pyramid. The cubic
contents Of the mason's work may rot
lmnnni TO tenth part Of hat piled ny
by Souphis. But the hill has been honey
comhcd with chambers and galleries, and
the declining part to the south covered
with vaults and arches, To which Gherzeh
can show no Parallel. No merely artiii-
rial structure could have so successfully
resisted tine rosOlute eili.its Of the two
Z .eatest military nations Of the Aucient
world TO destroy its existence ana 0hllter.
ate its memory. No other monument,
lOng surviving the era Of Rsiatic aud
Italian power, can ever, like the noble
sanctuary, mark by It's very ruins the
successive periods OF It's glory aud its
fall
If We regard not so much the evidence
Of the labor devoted TO The work of the
Temple rs the effect produced on the
D H.. q 81
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20


Talk of surgical operations why It
would take pile driver ard wed ,c 10
i" 'ea about sl', u i...
-,,, l.a" ,....a. u.-l. No have JUS
Noticed the foolish Illustration ia the
Grapa;e II the revival Of sbip.buldiug,
aud we next find in the New York Journal
VI Commerce, III IN elaborate pun of
john Roach, the statement that Mr.. RS
,clion is TO "muhc Chester ring with the
ESQ Of the hroad-nx and the adze. ="
Smart writer that. lie haa better move
up 10 Maine whore they mike wooden
ships and get some workman who uses
the broad AK and the adze to ste if he
cannot work up his head into knees.
The American Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton began its tweuty-hrst annual session
at Richmond yesterday. The dispatch
says that in theevenmg they visited the
SPOONS Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, and then went to the
"thcatre" There is no llllberal.ty about
those fellows.
The Commercials in1uleing in series
Of editorial articles on the Ccntcn piol
President--is, the next President, who
will be President ut the time of the
nations Centennial. We are unable 10
see what il is driving at but from ia de
ecriptiOn of what the man ought to be
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20
I1eads knooked Off.

Passing through Westminster Abbey
twenty years ago, | remember TO nave
noticed on tie tomb Of Nj aior Andre an
alto relieve composition cnnta ming the
figure of Washington The head of
which lad been knocked oil Since that
time some one--an indignant american,
perhaps-has avenged the insult ~ knock-
ing off the heau of Andre. Boil are now
restored, each figure showing OF its neck
the marks Of decapi,ation.- Corr sspeade,,t
New York Evening Post.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

Why didn'. dug want a place in
the ark Because he had bark Of his
own.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Centaur Liniment

There us PAIN which Ceuuur L.nimrm viii
not relieve mo- swelling B., viii not ,ubduc ana mo-
ismsae-- which &, v.l Not cure. TDis is strong
laa-as.c ba,i,i- true. Where ,hc lal,, asy moi,
v,u- i,- effect, 5rc marvellous. It has produced
more clrc- % raeuma,i-.a. geur,I.ia. loc> iav
palsy. ~rrtr, .vci,in-,. csScN-brrS',s. >call-
burns. -sl-rheuu esr.schr. a.. urop the human
frame. aaI q strains, SPAWN, gals &e.. upon
.a.m,l, u one scar, ,uaa have aI other remric-
.ia,, tar world BEGAN. Dc lisa eoUu,c,la, liant. an
81. hc.Iu. pain relr,-r. DrprIc- throw away
chez. ,rs..he.. ,i, lame walls pa,.ouou. b.;e- are
rendered. a.,a.'.~, aul ,.c wounded aye te.i,d
w.a...a scar. Iti- no humbus The recipe -
published .lv.al each bottle. d, D., selling a. 40
article ever before .old suJ &, sells because q doe-
jos, wat 10 pre,end, 90 do. Those who now suffer
igon ihruml,,-iu. PAIN %. swelling. deserve 20
,u1-- BE- th,y VIII uoi use Ce4taUg I.,umcui.-
More taau 1000 certificate OF rcmaI = ,Jie cures
including frozen imbs, chronic rheumatism. Cos,
RAINING tGmors, Sc., have been received. wevu
scat circular containing certificate. the recipe,
&c gratis. to .uy one requesting il. one bottle
o. the yellow wrapper Ceniaur Liuiment Is worth
one hundred dollars Tor spawned or swecuied
hyr.s, and mule-, or for scrrw-worn in sheep.
stock-oVners-,hi- liniment Is worth your slten
Leu. W Glm.ly should be without Ceutaur Lini-
1aeut. J. Z. RoSE & Co. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29

"a WOLF ~ SHEEP CLOTHING. There is
great dangcrof being deceived by Bitter which
has been extensively placed upon the market, put
mp in a style closely initiating that exceedingly
valuable aud highly popular medicine az. F. At
woods Bitters, the label and outside wrapper be-
ing nearly the same The bottle also is fashioned
and lettered so nearly like IL. r." Atwood's that
il is well calculated to deceive. Therefore remem
Der The initials, 81. F. as none css possibly be
true and genuine without the signature OF al. F.
Atwood on the yellow label of each bottle, he
never having sold his right to the manager Of any
imitation OF "I.. r." ATwooDis BIrTERs.
A. 4 further safeguard, all bottles will have the
Trade Mark 81 F." in large letters, in red ink,
the yellow label also in red ink on tho ,ehife
side wrapper.
CAUuoN.-FersoRS dealing ia Filters dressed ia
the same GARD as 81 r. At,cooFs. are in danger
ef Seing brought 10 immediate trial before the L. s.
Court as TIE label oA said L. r. At,eood's Bitiers
has been copyrighted and patented.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Sonth uoodstock Items.

On Sunday last. while Mr.. Lyman
Beck, his wife and daughter, OF Wood
stock, were Oh their way 10 viSil Sics
brother, the horse became frightened Al
Il pile of plank which had teen left be
side the road tor the purpose of reparins
a bridge Just above this place. became
unmanageable and plunged over 4 rocky
embankment OF about five feet. Mr..
Beck was thrown from the carriage stiik.
inc upon his head and shoulders, receiv.
ing severe injuries, and is now confined
to his bed. No bones broken or dislocat'
ed. Mrs. B. was badly bruised, but
sustained no injuries.
The little girl escaped unhurt. low
it could be possible for them to 60 over An
embankment OF rock and escape with no
worse injuries, is miracle Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Public Notice.
Proposals for q New Insane
Hospital.

TINIIE Legi -atnre OF Maine, at its last session,
Il passed the following "Resolvs, relating 10
new Insane Hospital 70 wit: -
"Wheren.. The Insane Hospital Is now full and
has from time to tine TO time been enlarged UNI,
no further enlargement thereof Is feasible anu
hence the State is now called upon To enter upon
the work of building another Insane Hospl'si'
therefore, -
"Resolved, That the Governor with the advice
of the Council, appoint three commissioners,
whose duty IL shall be 10 solicit proposals rom
cities towns or individuals, as an inducement 10
the location of said Hospital" &c.
Now, therefore, the undersigned commi..sneIs'
appointed under the provisions of said Resolve,
hereby give notice that they will receive such
proposals. from cites, towns or individuals untli
The thidietIl ,lay or September next. All prppos-
ais should I've sealed aud addressed 10 The Tom
missioners ON New Insane Hospital, Office of the
Secretary of state, Augusta, Maine"
MM. l.. WnlTEH0UsE,
NATHAN g. HiCHBORN, Comrs.
JOSIAH g.. COBURN,
AurI .ta Juiv IL. 18Th. aleOWU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Thirty Years Experience Of an
old Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup Is the
prescription or one OF the best Female Phys
clans and Nurses IN the Unitei states aud has been
used for thirty years with falling safety and
success by millions Of mothers and children, from
the Feeble infant of one week old to the adult IL
cOrrects acdity OF the stomach relieves "a ind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest health and
comfort 20 mother and child. we believe IL is the
u DN>EN Terry aud DiABRHGA n CHILD.
ktNi whether DO arises from Teethng or from any
other cause. Pull directions for using win accom-
pany each bottle. None genuine unless the lac
simiieo OF CURTIS X PERKINS j. on the outside
wrapper. solo by all Medicine Dealers,
fIIS'T.rfv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
STATE OF MAINE.

TREASURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, July Is, 1873.
Pursuant To chap. 4, see. - Of the Revised stat
utes will at the state Treasures ONCE IN Au'
gusta, on the third day of september next, NJ
Twelve o'clock, neon. sell and convey by deed 10
the highest bidder. all the interest OF the state IN
the tracts of land hereinafter described, lyins IN
unincorporatcd townships, the said tracts having
been forfeited 10 the state for state taxes ana
County taxes, certified to the Treasurer OF state
for the year ISL.
The sale aud conveyance OF each tract VIII De
nude subject to q right in the owner or part owner
whose rights have been forfeited, TO redeem tue
same at any time within one year alter the sale, ny
paying OF rendering the purchaser his proportion
of what tue purchaser paid therefor at the sale'
with inierc.t nj the ate al twenty per cent per
annum, from the time of sale and one dollar Tor
release or such owner may redeem his interest ny
paving a. afure said To the Treasurer OF state A.
provided ia chap. q, sec. Is OF the Revised stat
utes.
No tract however viii bc sold At price les than
the full amount due thereon for such unpaid state
and County taxes, interest aud cost 9s described
IN the following schedule -
OXFORD COUNTY.
"a 30 Acre. Andoyer " surplus state taN)-s5 e.
3.07 Acres SRI, estate tax b1s
10 Acre ar, state tax -
80 Acres Bachelors Grant, state tax 10 81
wa. CALDWELL, Treas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Newspaper Decisions.

T. Aay persOs wA0 takes paper regularly
from the shce-whether directed 70 hls sanse OF
snother's, or Shether he has subscribed VI not
l. responsible for the payment.
.. II perssa orders his psper discontinued. he
mus. pay aU arrearages, or the Psblisher NAV
continue - scRd Il until payment Is made aud col
lecl the whele amount, whether the paper l. taken
nom the 0aies OF rot
3. The courts nave decided that refusing to take
newspapers aud periodicals from the post ONCE or
remeTiug and leavin. them uscalled for i primo
facie evidence of Intentional fraud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Special Notices.
S25 TO 500 PER WEEK

made easy by any lady. 20.0oO sold in six months
The m s, rapid selling articles ever invented for
marie ur single ladies' use.
NOI EMALE CAN 30 WITHOUT THEN.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, aud what has alway,
been wat ted, anJ aIway> VIII. Profit, large
Rights for sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address EANDASAH MANUFACrtK ISG Co.
New York. IL us
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET
JULY 20. 1873.

OolHftrEp WEEkIl IN
II. y. IL . L - Il T. X.
NYrLES-s2 -0 : $40
AlpiE~ Dried '--H-. e g..
EEN>> yellow cyc'->3 1e $500
BEANS Pea = .ou & $3.50
kJ rIkN-31c. E pc.
ifIF E~E-i.4r. q e'r.
tO1N--j,-. = $40.
tuFFEE~-3>-. @ tnc.
EGcS-eUc per UpE-
fLOUE-Ss.0c en- iu
HNN-Sll.sJ j $500
LAID Domestic. lic.
Aoi.N>>t~-t3' & tess.
NNiLS-utc. oaC.
OArS-5jc. a GOc.
>AIT-tSr box SIS
SIGNK-llc. q li.
TENS-JoC. 8 ~i,C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause thsu having worms in the ,tom
ach bROWN'S NERMIFUGE COMFITS
viii destroy Worms without injury 20 the child.
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
iuS 1r other Injurious Ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. PrOprigtor,,
No 3lj Fulton Street, New York.
SOLD ig dH Drug gists and Chemists dad Dealers ii
Medicines ~ rwENIi FIVE CENTS Box.
fufs'--..Iv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
DIRECTORY

Masonic lodges--Time of Meeting
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, Sal Thursday
VI each month
AndroscOggin Chapter, No. Si,C.nton, Mon
Adtv or before fuu moon.
BiaLing Star, No. 80. Rumi0rl CentrN, W ed
se.dsy, of or before the fun OF The mOoH.
Paris Lodge, No. ~, 81. Paris, Tuesday. on Or
before the full
Jefferson Lodge, No. l0s Brysns's Posd, "a
Tuesday of every month.
Oriental Star, No. 81, Livernorc, Tussdsy, -
on or before tuil moon.
Bethel, No. ", 81 Thursday Of each month.
Evening Star Lodge. \O.lE Buckneld. Mon
dSy on or before full moon.
Pithagorian, NJ. N, frychurg Monday even
ing OF or following the fun Of the moon.
oxford, Norway, No. lie, Monday OF or next
srecediug fan moon
Mount Tfr'cnn, NJ. L.. ~. " atcrtord. Tuvs
dSv on or before the full moon
VT. mOriRh. NJ. b. Denmark, "Wednesday ON
OF before the fail moon.
NeIinseOt. No. iOl, Turner, Saturday on or bee
fore full moon.
Delta, No rs Lowell, Thursday On or amer fail
meon.
King Hiram, DiNaeld. No, S..-Thur>,ltv on
o. AMER iull moon.
whitney Lodge, No. To-, Canton .-Thur,day
o. before full moon.
Aurora Chapter, No. -, Cornish. Fridyy az
Ter iull moon.
Oriental Chapter, No. ~, Bridgton, Thursday
OF o. hrturt full moon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29

viii send free recipe tor NV VEGETABLE
BALM, tor removing PnIPLEs. BLACK WORNs.
BLOrCHES, FrECKLEs MOTHS. TAN ana an DiS-
EA,L> OF TIE SKIN, leaving @ clear anal with A
healthy glow. Also sure process Tor Ep.. .rro,yth
Ol HAIR On bald heads or smooth faces
lilOS +. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
"a Broadway, New work
o. Box 5lls. iuul0sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29

CaStOria j. more than a substitute for Castor
CO... &c = the only SAFE article ~ existence which
a certain 10 zs-iniate the food. regulate the bow
ris cure WipI-cOllc aud produce natural sleep, II
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
AMI L. pleasant Go take. Children need not cry
aud mOthcr- NAV rest. decjl s2-l2n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29

Agents Wanted. Exclusive territory given. The
HOOK will sell itself Father Mother Sister. Brother,
Minister, Merchant, Manufacturer, Farmer, Miner,
Mariner and YOurSeifall want it. THERE is MONET
IL IT. send for Circular CllEsTERNAN
WEBSTER, so North 9TH St, Philadelphia, Pa.
ON system that will insure TO every ticket hOlde
u Gold or Silver Watch worth not less than sl2, o
OF any value up TO $500, at uniform price OF