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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

61OO LOTS AT GARDEN CITY PARK ADJOINING
@lUU A. 7; Stewards Garden Chy.-Ony 81 monthly
will secure choice and pay for IT. millions OF
dollars being expended at Garden CITY; You can
profit by the outlay il you invest now, investments IN
land pay better than savings banks; they are always
safe banks not liberal discount to those who pay
cash with warrantee deeds at examine this
property be at store, &9 Third avenue at hal'past
A. M and 20 with my agent; ladies shown every
courtesy b. W HITCHCOCK, Real Estate Headquarters
439 Third avenue, Thirieth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

4 DODWORTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANG
n. ing No. 2l2 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty sixth
street open tor the season
Send tor u circular.
MRS. j. Ii. TRENOR.-PRIyATE CLASS FOR LADIES
Vu Waltz, &C., Tuesday and Thursday after
noon from to 4 p. NJ, at Trenors Lyric Hail. 723
Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

GRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY NIGHT
- Next Sunday Evening, Feb 8.
Mr. 3. GlLMOkE. Of Boston jubilee fame
with Arbmckle, cornet: Lciebre. saxophOne and the
entire TWENTY-SEGOND REGIMENT BAND of IS
pieces; WiENiAWsKI Enropes greatest violinist and
the entire GERMAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY
in GRAND CONCERT,
- sale Of seats tomorrow Thursday, February &
Admission ~ cents Reserved seats ~ cents
and 81 extra.
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Tho Martens Family Wilson Brothers Ris Sisters and
other famed artists appear: -
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PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, sc.

At 27 UNION SOUARE-HAINES BROTHERS WILL
"A offer their fine assortment OF first class i'anoores
prices which fail to suit the times New Pianos
rent and rent applied toward purchase it desired Old
Pianos taken in exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

A CHICKERING PIANOFORTE-ONLY 500; A
n octave rosewood Panoforte, carved legs over
strung bass every Improvement great sacrifice for cash.
j. BIDDLE Is waverley place, near Broadway.
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DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.

AsrfoLoGyCElsnIn s1 raen-s!xtn column
BuAk6ERs wASTED~rwlIrrln'" sP."snn PAanmrirst and
BoAsb soaS aSD f''Hans IoDGrSa wAxrEDrwrnrn p.or-
FOX ss"p
SSSIi5s SiIJ NlS S5}SS s%E
oLEEHS sHs e,S aNp sALEsAES-Elrvnsrn rAcEFOurh
xS
CoAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs~rwxLyrn PAcx-six,h COL
COUNTY, BoARD-rvrLrrn pAcx-rhird column
rs Ls AND us
and
EYES si1,h 1ab column p,eur, p-ro,.,, .o,nr,
eoann sSann
SE TO LET
,,,r SECOND PAcE-fourth and ffth columns
sEssoH ftff1e
HELP S0'SM Observation-Disclosures pAcr-rhird
HELP TEDDMALEs-ELEvrxru pAcr-sxth col
HoRsH n saS lnsr rAaThrd fourth
NON hfth and md sixth columns
sssssf sc sSPn
soymn
PAGE.,First column;
Eosf Eosf ASp column
MACHINERY-sEcoND PAcE-sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELaTH PAGE-fourth column
MEDICAL-SEcoap PAGE-Third column.
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKING-FIRsT PAcr-Sec
MIscsILASHoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAcx-
MIsontIA sYS'I1 ous--srcosp pAcr-rhird column.
ss@ so9%n Faanxn column
fERSONAlr-FIRSr PAGE-F:rst column.
FlANOF0RTES. ORGANS. &C.-Elcnrn fAGE-Fifth col
POST OFFICE NorlcE-F,nsr pAcx-second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
ELEVENTH PAGE-Tlrd column
PROPERTY OUT OF lHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND pAGx-Thrd
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-secoNp PAGn-Third column
KEWAROS-FlRsf PAGE second column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE, and
ELKvENTH PAGE-frst, second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
SPECIAL NOrICEs-FIRsr PAcE-second column
SPoRflNG-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-rhrd COL
SUMNER REsORTs-TwxLsrH pAcE-Third and fourth
THE TRADLs-TwELFrH PAcE-First column
The TuKF-FIRsr PAGK-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SRcoND PAGE
ERAyELLERs, GuiDE-rwr1rrH pAcn-six,h column.
UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-sEcoNp PAGE-Fth and sixth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-EIGnrn PAcE-Second col.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SE coND PAcE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. SC.-FiRsT PAar-sixth col.
unn.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE SAILORS SNUG HARBoR, NO. u
" Wall street.


& e
the 6e, auSy common @ Nora River no arches pal.
Y Ssf sisSsrd s ns smSS s Sads1
s Esss %
ton
Be sasS'sa n sa To
GREENLEAF. Controller, No a Wall street New York.
pRoPosALs FOR ELEVATORS AND COMBINED
and POST Oice New York ciiy-oasce Of snpernen
May 81 MI b ree1yed s M a %
June 1874 for Iarnsng aeysring lifting and putting
eass 'ss a @
n crD IN ne o Re or Gp n
schedale may be had on application al this once All
ssss osss fff ~
S s s &c for esa By ss
sa 81 sd AM H. % Sc wsn
three mSni rSm date Of H and
ins from viii Se
3 nsT b Mers 'sa ei MG
less az % be o1 S n n
q SIX months :. Al bid, must BE- a MaceSmpanisd by
% UCn sha the pader o viii accept and perios% s
ps s he Nun e 'ss Clerk y E
United states Court or the District Attorney OF the dis
% Ha dhsrsn baaer sas
made On the printed form 70 BE- obtained az ms
inen viii not be considered neither will any
h he Win E
closed in sealed enyeiops ind9rsed @ bids for
DRoPOsALs FOR WROUGHT. AND CAST IRON
Work oy the United cSurs h9ss and ros
place the Wrought and Cast Iron Work OF the sarcases
oor Il ore Of e Post ocs casns
grders Of first floor; OF the venator on roof Of court
iott tnp n IinU1 In
oors roaf and siaewaSs.aIi as exhibited on the raw
ng described In the specifications ana called tor In the
Copies of the dr. wings specifications and schedule
may be had on application at this office.
the work in place Win be arnished by The government
of charge but will be erected by the contractors
Proposals wlll be made by the piece, superficial
provided Tor in the schedule.
The work OF the Post Office screen, railing &C., to
Mezzannc castings, &c. floor under courtyard,
staircase +. and the illuminated thing,
must be completed within three months from
acceptance OF proposals. stairs a. B and u, within four
months from date. ana the remainder Of the work
within six months from date OF acceptance. The differ
be hereafter eiyen but within the times above specified
| cent until the final completion Of the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, IN the
bidder will accept perform the contract Il awarded
him. the suciency OF the security to be certified by tue
the District Attorney the district wherein he
The department reserves The right to reject Any or all
do So or 10 s6divae the various items Of work among
different bidders at Its option Every BID must De made
must conform in every respect the requirements Of
| this adv ersement. or II will not be considered.
not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of wrought
and cast and VINO have not the necessary 70.
Proposals will be enclosed in sealed envelope in-
dorsed Bid for wrought and east iron work." ana al
| dressed to e. 4. HULBoKD Superih'ehueh1
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THE TURF.


nEERFOOT PARK.
~ SECOND DAY. SPRING MEETING
No. 3-Pnrsc $50, ior horses that never beat 2:<o
X Dunhamss =. Charles Il. Croney.
r Webbcr's b m Rose May.
Thomas Evans <. Pollock
J. Pawiing's b. Z. Byard.
n. Mead's ch. s. Major.
SAME DAY.
No. 4-Purse of S4Gu tor horses never beat 30
j. L. Andersons b. Z. HI XII formerly Geo. W. Paterson
J. II. Phillips g. 4. Jack Draper
Owners or e Berkshire Boy.
J. Chambers b. m. Molsey.
J. u. Browns Z. m Belle Of Toronto
NJ Mead's br. IN Annie Collins
Races commence Vt r NJ Admission TO all parts OF
now open Coney Island cars VIII be promptly on
WM. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
NROTrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK, ON wEDNES
L day, Mav ~, at r. NJ. match for 81. .00o mic
heats. best in d III harncss.-Johu Murphys Sorre
Jake and Peter Webber's b. III. Rose May
The same Day-A purse for SlOU. mile heats, best In
In harness $50 TO nrs $50 to second SO third for
horses that never beat 245
James Magees blk IN Midnight
Peter Names b. m Adda
John Murphy's b. III. Lady Trimble.
Charles Lis b. g. Kansas Pet
X. smiths b. q. Humpty Dunpty.
J. NJ. Alcotts C. 3. Jim.
Is Wilson's b. & Patsy Bolivar.
Tho Same DaY.-A match tor $3.50, mile heats, best
in 5-
Mr.. Weeks W. g. Boy Lewis and b. m Lady Weeks
70 wagon. and c. Hinselle's b. g. Tivol, In harness
Admission 81
WILLIAM Il, VAN coTT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-20

LlOR SALE--A FINE PARROT SPEAKING ENG.
L sh. French. German and Spanish, for having to
leave town; price $50. gold Address l76 Beecker
street, room 76
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-20

VvyANTHD TO RENT-FOR THREE On ro0Q
w nonths Hsuse 10 the country, fernlshsd. . Or T.
miles fSm a. CITY W rau e stsAmSr Saaslfs q . -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-20

A LTERING MUZzLE TO BREEcH LOADING GUNS
~ speciality. Address CLARK sNElDER. 2lf West
Pratt street. Baltimore.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.


DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-TIE MAILS FOR EUROPE
i tor the week ending Saturday. May 23 1874, will
close at this Office follows :-On Tuesday at and IL
A. NJ; OH Wednesday at 81 A. NJ; on Thursday, at ll2
A. NJ, and on Saturday, at s A. NJ. and ~ NJ.
T. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AAE2arAsn i5hSlAI HAR xfzhEarrohf
sEAHEH * Of SIsSH NEW
sHa Hfsaa SsS AsJ 5fSAHS
T ESkSs BUFF 9AESESs aiSfErs
including the celebrated and tast trotng Horse. Nor
Ss aaa an asa sy sf ss % s
ngion Ky he Is one Of the lnc;, and fastest young
last all on fleetwood track u. Without any prep;
in COMPANY and can show 40 day OF sale; he is
Tast brown Geidins, Neptune raised in Kentucky and
sired oy Pilot; he + isa hands high, years old was
mile in 81 pure gated and reliable; goes in hnc
sqa"sii sna Kind can always beat u's' warranted SOUND
Also the fast bay trottlng Mare Lady Buckley Is hands
she % leas f FessMaed
beat a. and ns s sound ana kind ~,
When she purchased BY owner and has
nss h"w ss & sas ys IN nes
Is kind and true i'll every particular and must be seen to
Also hne and fast bay Trotting Geding. 1871 hands
Eaan
and tail and was raised in Vermont and purchased
Sss whea 5 E
IN G nos hnrse and can Hrea o or @
warranted sound and kind.
Also very fine bay Trotting Mare, l61a hands high,
years old sired by Volunteer; Is pure gated and
honest when in company and can tro to pole in 80
she can single In three minutes and Is afraid OF
nothing be driven to locomotive by lady child
she Is warranted sound and kind.
N. B-l he above horse mare have been driven to-
gether and drive act and style alike can be driven up
to and AFRAID OF nothing and trot pole
2:5u: VIII be sold separately or together
Also fine bay depot Horse, l5A hands high years
old and OF the safest and best family horses In the
country; he is sound and kind.
Also Coupe Roc kaway, light Curtain Rockaway,
depot Wagon all have pole and shafts fne top tro
skeleton Wagon, q OF double Harness, sets Of
single Harness tine Blankets and Robes ladies' and gen
tlemen's Saddles and Brides Whips, &C., &c.
B-This will be one OF the finest opportunities ever
offered gentlemen in search Of Of the above oil
will be sold highest bidder, without limit
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE,
PROMPTLY AT IL O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-20
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

YrffR BLACK GELDING. LEW KING CAN TRor ~
a,iD Tor saie at iow figure for price and iui nsr
ticu'ars, address HoRATlo Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

(tARRlAGES FOR SALE. AT THE OLD EsTAB
" lished manutactory, 10 Nevns street. BROOKLYN al
STYLES new and second hand. u per cent less than New
forN prices II. WITTY Co
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REV Ards.

a. : REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR CORRECT IN
spC formation as to the whereabouts u Charles II.
Carpenter formerly doing business aucuonecr at
No 10 Nassau street Apply at No IA Wall street room
No IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-20

THREE CLAREsCEs FOR sALE-vEaY CHEAP:
from sl75 10 $3.50 each also two Barouches ami ons
top Buggy aud close Coach, cheap. IL! West Four
tecufh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
South Paris Items.
SoUTn PARIS, May 9Th. 1871

SoUTH IARIS, May Sth. Io'i
At q business meeting Of the South
Paris Dairyiug Association this L. NJ. il
was voted 10 buy Que OF Ralph's Oneida
Cheese Va!s. copper lined. coo lbs. ca
pacily, cost S245 at the mandatory in
Utica. n. Y; also voted 10 commence
operating the factory on Monday. May
18th.
The prospect now seems 10 be that We
shall have the milk from about $50 cows
his season at the factory. We have
hired Mr.. A. c. Farwell. our old foreman
of last season, who made Il. No. l cheese
every time. We expect TO have cheese
ready to put on the market from tho 10Th
to the 18th OF June. Everything seems
favorable now for successful seasons
operation. and tho farmers seem anxious
TO furnish all the milk they can. believing
that it pays as well as any branch OF farm
ing. The milk furnished this season will
probably be abou, twice as much as last
year. IL. n. b.
We congratulate the South Parish
Methodist church in securing Row. TIA
Spraguo for their pastor this ycar. lie
is q young man of superior attsinmcns-
4 good speaker and preacher. and an
worker. He will be avsu.
able acquisition TO The church and the
community.
The Society arc repairing their church
edifcc, painting it. aud are intending to
raise it. and make vesiry below, which
will be = desirable addition. Hon. WIN.
L. Deering stimulates thcm TO the work
by giving dollar Tor every dollar con-
tribuicd by the Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
ENpu

20 no pain which Centhsr Liniment Will
sstslisve, no swelling IL will not subdue and no
A-SSe,s -sieh 70 VIII not cure. This 10 strsng
NrIsE-c. szt iI . tue. Wh-rs she parts srs not
gene. - elects are marvellous. 4. hss Produo ID
rors SSrcs e. rheumatism, neuralgia, lock JNN
z,sv, spr-ias, sSelliUgs, c4ksi breast, schlls
NE-Hs, ISl,-rhcum. sErzrhS, &c., uPou the humsn
rrSDe, and Of ssItiuS, spawn, gale, &s., sp0n
snJzas IN 0uS year, Ihsn have all other remedies
siaee IRE world bsssn. Hiss counter irritant, IN
hl-heailsS pan releyer. CrPples throw away
s-r srusches, the lame walk, poisonous bite. are
rr-iered harmless, snd The wounded are healed
without s-ar. Il is no hRmbJE. The recipe -
pus.ishsd srcusd each bottle. Il is selling a. no
sTtcc aver before sod. snd % sells because u does
usg what it preteuds 70 DO. Those who now suffer
f-n rhenmsti-m, pain or swelling, de-cr'c 10
Frs-r, II uCy Nil not use Ccn'aar Liniment.-
Eerc thsn &c certificates % remarkable cures,
Including frozen lim.- chronic RI uu.a;sm, govt
ruunlE tuners, &c have bcJa rccevyl. WcwiU
e-ua sreUlsr c1ut.,.l.hs cctlGcsiv., tie lecip
&c. grEt,s % any cue ryQue-ilss H. Oac bottle
81 tbs yellow vrapA Ct CensauT Liuimeut . worth
e.. huusE-d dollars Tor spawned or sweenieJ
hor-es and mules or for screw-w0rm IN sheep
EtSck-svucT, This liuisnent b. worth your attention.
- fsrs'ly sloald be without Cea;RUr LinlIaSat.
; 2. ROSE 4 co, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
Nn.;ce Of Foreclosure.

NTHEREAs, Joseph + Harmon OF Peru. in
y, lis no,t.agr deed dated April 1871, conveyed
unto NirsH T. Hall 4 certain piece OF hand situated
M said Peru and bounded rs follows: II being
of land on which Henry Rowe now resides, beng
Inc same and all thc land which Is This day con-
viewed TO me by the said Virgil Z. Hal; also, one
other piece OF land in said Peru, ii being about
eigltccL acres which Is this day conveyed 10 me
bV Joel Hall being the same land conveyed To the
said Joel Hal by Henry Rowe by his deed dated
ApfHS, \ ~. 1879, excepting AMI TVscrying the
Larn GA slil land and all rights which are reserved
in s.il d'4cd of n. Rowe 10 j. Hall; and whereas,
said described mQrtsascd premises have been duly
assigned TO the SkoWhegal savings Bank, and the
conditions Of said mortgage having been broken
tie said Savings Bank claims to forselose the same
and i've this notice according 10 the statute.
SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANk.
ByEp p PAGE, Treasurer.
nt, "A =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Hb-s new sfle. FerleCNF OdOIIsss. Alwsvs
rr-fsrsl lllarriusting qualities superior TO gas
EnSs m snv lsDp without danger OF eNp lOdIng or
Skiassfz Manufactured expressly 10 displace
ne ESs 81 volatile aud dangerous oils. Is safety
RUcer sveTy possible test. and lts perfect burning
qualities are proved ~ 10 continued use IA over
D., - fzmiles.
hlusns Of saIIous have been sold and no acci-
drLt-Jrectiv or iudirecliy-haS ever occurred
ON burning, STORM. or handling IL.
IAe Immense yearly loss Of life and property
resuhiag I01i The use OF cheap and dangerous
OILS ll ne [ Died states. Is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Comnlis-
slo1ers throughout the country, recommend the
ASTRAL - The best safeguard when lamps are
Hsfd. sent Tor circular.
FJr sale a, ctaI by The trade generally. and 10
wh0le-s.c By tie prOprieturs, CnAS. PRATT a
co, lie tu!sOD street.. New York.
Hu.-f EgIim
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
For Sale.

\ gooI and convenient residence centrally To-
cocalcl ~ I.uckHcld Nill-a.c, cousi.tn. OF House
III ard stable al connected with good garden NJ.
tached, together with the shop aud Marble
Works tools, hclous.U. % the late Asa : Robin.
sou also acre Of Lct c4ss tIlla.e Land II lie
sired. This les rare opportunity for any one
vtsh.ng 10 engage in the business Of 4 marble
worker, a. there 40 other chop In hi, section OF
the County, and Mr.. Robinson had large busI.
ness. Address the subscriber bucshcld. Sic
c. " Bl>HtE. Administrator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
Children often look Pale and
Sick

frO> no ether cause than having worms in the SION
sch BROWNS NERNIFUGE CpAfITS
xii destroy Worms without injury to The child,
beng per1ectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other Injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS < BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 FpltOn street, New York.
Sod By az Druggists and CheBtisfs dad Beulers "a
Medicines az TWENTY Five CENTS Box.
ialSl3ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
July p, Ia
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, 9,-D0ard Of County COnniiHoss
Nm C,,sion. 4 ID. 1874.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD Board Of County COmnisa0ssrs ,
May Session, 4. ID. 1874.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory svi-
dencc having been received that the petitioners are
responsible, and that inquiry into the merits Of
their application is cIpsdicnt:
IT'S Ordered, That the County Commissioners
meet az the hotel OF 4. II. Price nj Rumlord Cor.
ner Tuesday the 18th day Of June next. at ten OF
the clock, A. ~, when hearing of the parties and
witnesses will DO had At some convenient place IN
the vicinity and such other measure. taken in the
premises as the Commissioners shall judge proper
and /. is further ordered that notice Of the time,
pIaee and purpose Of the COMMISSIONER meeting
afOrc.4id be given to all persons Interested, BY
cau.ins an attested copy 81 said petition aud vi
this order thereon to be served upon Charles A.
Kip,bSli Ferryman at said ferry, and published
three weeks successfully IN the oxford Democrat
a newspaper printed IT Paris in said Cosnty OF
Oxford the first OF said publications and the other
notice to be ade and served at least fourteen days
before said time OF meeting, 10 the end that Nil
person. may then and there appear aud sheT cause
II anv they have, why the prayer OF said petition
erS should not be granted
ArrEsT:-JANES $. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy Of said Petition and order OF Court
thereon. .----. -,
ArrEsT:-JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19

To Cure A CoUGH, to relieve all irrita-
lions OF the throat, TO restore perfect
soundncss and health to the most delicate
organizations OF the human irame-the
lungs-use Or. WiSidr'S BdISam OF H'tii
Cherry. which is still prepared with the
same care in the selection and compound
ing OF is syaIious ingredients as when ii
Was introduced 10 the public by DR.. Wis
tar over forty Years since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
Latest by Telegraph
Villages in Massachusetts Swept
Away by a Reservoir Disaster.
1T4NY LIVES LOST!

A most singular aud remarkably fatal
disaster occurred in Massachusetts, last
Saturday. The Williamsburg Reservoir,
covering 100 acres gave way and swept
The villages OF Hay denviilc, Leeds aud
Williamsburg, destroying much property
and resulting in the loss of from ono haa
drea and JJiy-io too hu0irel ices The
particulars are iull OF horror
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
Special Notices.
Co.,Iveness Is aggravated by

-, use - strong purgativcs. The only rational
t---t-r-t e some gentle laXStive AMI ionic like
~ llAr HIsoN's L EHISTALriC loZENCLS. The-e
sever weaken. but gradually restore nature. They
F,.1ov- Oppression, Di==.Ecss, Heaidcae, aud
s-rFv form % iufigssftgB Hisp. tic only proper
rruef- FOR Ptiss, either bleediug or otherwise.
Tina boN, 20 80. LarES sSx, ~ cts., mailed free
!of tins last price.
DR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
GFI'ru1id cure for COUGHS, HOAEsENEss and all
TTrOAr And HUG complaints For sale D. r. :.
HARRISON X co, lruprictors, No. I TremOn.
T-Dp.-, Bo.tJn, and al DrusEists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19

ABOUT BIITERs AT certain periods ot
life II tonic is necessity; but there i,
danger in using stinulanls that injure The
organ of digestion While giving TEN
porary relief. To Obviste this. and pre-
sent to the public "A tonic free from
ALCOHOLIC POISON. DR.. Greene prepared
the OIYGENATID BIrTERs. sure cure
for DYSPEPSIA and all Kindred complaints.
Sold everywhere. JONI +. llKNRI. CUR
RAN II Co., Proprieiors. 5 aud College
Place. New York.
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WANTED.

THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF Philadelphia, an old aud reliable Life Company,
desires an Agent IN every portion oi ths state, IN
which il l. not now represented. IL Is ruictlt
Mutual Company. returns Us surplus premiums 10
IT. member e.cry wear, aud as as esPtfsseS are
snail furuishc- them Insurance al the lowest pos
,ible rates All OF lis Policies are nou-togicUI
tor their value amer the thiri year. Liberal Tom
mission contracts made with reliable men. Apply
10 IL :. STEPHENS, Y. Pre,'t No. 9!i Chestnut
81 Philadelphia, Pa. mi2 4-w
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The "GENTLENAN ~ BLACK" who is
the tulelar demon OF dram shops, a.
sumeS his sourest aspect when the rapid
progress of VINEGAR BrTTERs is reported
down below" The Peoples Vegetable
Tonic IS playing the mischief with his
bitters fired with rum. All diseases
which those demoniac no.trums aggravale
under pretonse OF relieving. shch rs indi.
sestion, sick headache, constipation
rheumatism. gout, and Intermittent levers
are cured by il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-19
Thirty Years Experience Of an
Old NuIsc.

R-s. yPTosi-Tv's Soothing syrup ~ the
rres1Sf y<Ss. 81 one or the best Female Ply 81
>aA Asrss. IN the United States and has been
S..4 ~ Airy yosTs th never failing safety and
Fasc--s ~ r.lllioES Of nOthsrs ssd children. from
"a asrsIs issst o. s5s vesk old ~ tie 1duit. IL
Ssrrrees Neidsy s- stouzch, relieves ~ IN CO ne
tsEsasss tie ssNsls, ADd Elves rect, hezlth and
e@1sprt - .@sasr asJ ssts. S'e beliSye Il . he
- lsd ssrssi rezaedy u the world, IN al ca~e-
- DISkNIkSN sd DlARisHQsA N CHILD
Ras. y aet ser i su--s from Ieething or IRON say
etSrr esuss Fgll directions for uslng will accOui
pay &C. 0sslte. None genuine unless the fac
sFns ia 81 CJ RTlS 4 PERkiNs IL on The OutsidS
vTsFpsr. told by al Medicine Dealers.
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