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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-21
AMUsEMENTs.
ASSEMBLY HALL.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
| CONCERT
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE RICHMOND RELIEF COMMITTEE
BENEFIT OF THE POOR,
WILL BE GIVEN ON
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH gain. 1874.
BY Mr.. L. P. WHEAT,
MIR. s. g. YOUNG. OF WASHINGTON CRY.
KEssNTcH's ORCHESTRA,
FULL CHORUS OF MALE AND FEMALE
members Richmond and Manchester Church
Choirs), and
MEMBERS RICHM oND PHILHARMONIC
ASSOCIATION.
PROGRAMME
PART /.
l. Overture to Merry Wives Of Windsor"
Piano and Orchestra
q Sextette, The Chapel" ........... KREUTzRR
The Mendelssohn sextette
D. Duo, Love and War" .CooxP
Tenor and Bass
4. Piano Solo, "Concertstuck." WpBvB
MR.. WHEAT.
O. Baritone Solo. 1.-THE Two Grenadiers,
Mr.. S. G. YoUsa
o. Chorus, 'The Heavens are Telling, (Crea-
tion .J,........ HANDEL.
Full Chorus and Orchestra
PART H.
2. Overture to "Le Cheval de Bronze,
Piano and Orchestra.
0. Quartette, 20, Thou God, who nearest
Iayer. BARNEY
Monumental Church Choir
y. Piano Solo, "Potpourri "............ Wheat
lF Mr.. WHEAT
10. Octette, 1.-THE Blue Danube Waltz"
mr.. STRAUSS.
H. baritone Solo, Simon the Celarer."
- HATros.
r. Finale. "Gloria from 18th Mass"
Full Chorus and Orchestra. NA-'
C1OkETS; ........SEVENTY-FIvE CENTS
RESERVED SEATS. ...........ONE DOLLAR
10 De mad at West, Johnston Co.'S on Sat
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-21

TICKETS. ....SEyENTy-FTvE CENrs
RESERVED SEATS. ...........ONE DOLLAR
10 be had at West, Johnston Co.'s on Sal.
urday, Monday. and Tuesday. mh20-4t
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-21

WALLACE SIsTERs.-A large house
greeted the Wallace Sisters and their
comedy troupe at the Virginia Opera
house last night, and the hearty applause
with which all were received showed the
satisfaction of the performance. Tonight
the "Field Of the Cloth of Gold'' will be
played to crowded house.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-21

PERsoNAL.-Wc had the pleasure this
morning of visit from our gifted friend,
Mr.. Eugene B. Drake, of the Statesville
American. Statesville is one of the most
fiourishing towns in western North Caro-.
lima, and the American is first rate me-
dunn for reaching the merchants of that
section. A valuable trade comes to Rich
mond from that part of the state of North
Carolina, and our business men generally
would do well to give Mr.. Drake liberal
advertising patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
BrOlCnfeld Items.

The High School continues to increase
in numbers and interest. Mr.. +. j. Little
field of Bridglon. set up nice organ in
The school room last week. There is 4
Literary Society connected with the
school which bids lair to be \ useful in
s.i,u,ion. Some of the articles written
for The High School Journal may find
;heir way into the News. Let similar
institutions do the same.
The meetings in the Universi!ist Church
arc well attended. and the Sabbath School
Is nou,;shiug.
\ branch Of the F. W. Blp;is,s, known
As Bnllocli,es, are holding meetings in
portions OF thi; town and adding to their
numbers. They are au earnest, Jealous
pcoplc.-BrHyioH Nt.gs.
Our ,pondcat "Biz" writes !:
Reuben Linsc2tl, Young man at work in
saw mill where they used a circular
slw. 10y some mi,hap caught his coat
sleeve ON the saw, drawing his arm Oh
the saw cutting his elbow most of and
mang,iag his arm sadly, 50 much so th,t
!, had to he ampnls,cl above the elbow
which was >ki.liully dpae 10y Dr. J. +.
Sweat OF this village.
Mrs. Paterson, widow OF Robert Pat
ter,on. long - rs>jlcn, Of hi, town, died
March 26b, agcJ - Years.
Slow Is noag,y g,a', bu' wo arc having
good SAP woaihcr.-EsgiE-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Rnnlfnld Ce,lfrc.

Our district school Of sixleca weeks,
which was very successfully taught by
". A. Abbott, closed this week. Mr.. a.
is a young mar of high standing, whose
ability and moral character renders him
not only an Instructor o. youth equalcd
by few, but young man whose innccncc
is felt throughout the town, and on,
whom = place like this can but regret to
lose. Is Mr.. a. leaves the school room
and enters the world to gain for himself
a reputation in new vocation, his many
friends wish him the abuudIut success :
which nc rightly merits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
UdieTJOrd Items.

Two sclec. schools are in ses,ipA in
Waterford, one at the "F,a." taught by
Miss Florence B:own. aal the other At
the City, taught by Miss Mary Gerry.
Both are experienced teachers, and the
schools are prospecting nicely.
Mrs. Ascaa.h Byown. waJ recently
died at South Waterford, WAS woman
who will be much missed by that com
muri,y. especially By the Uhivcrsaiist
Society. o. which she WAS 4 prominent
member. Her funeral services were
attended BE- Res. o. a. Rounds OF Bgilg
ton, and her rem Iins were Inferred in
Elm Vale cemetery, South Waterford, in
the same lot where rests the clay OF her
lamenicd nephew, the late Chas L Brown
-"Aremas Ward Bridgi0n NeiyS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
AsthmatIc bronchitis OF Nine Year,
Standing, Cured by the syrup.

IT. JouN, y Il, August II, l>9.
ME. JANIS J. FkLLuWs.
DINE STA: con, der 10 iay duty TO iniolm yen
OF the gIr-t benefit have received from the Use
ut YOU, COMPOUND syrup OF lIyp'phI trutc.. /
have been. fur the last uur NcaT-, great sufferer
non iiIcnchiii, end Asthma, 40 tijnes - 10 !or
weeks c1ull neither lie down cor take ans nouy'
i~hmcGt of consequence, ard daring the tiiac
suffering intensely. hive Had, ~ different times,
ihc advice Of twenty two ply sciurs.
The lea cNfo,ulc 20 either damp or drau,h Wa
,urt % result IN severe attack ~ my disca-e.
Finding 40 i,iiri from III the medicines huu
taken, / concluded 20 uy your Compound Syrup
&c iiyplpE1sp hile., aud have great reason %
thduk tod Tor tac tv-ult. have, iu all, iaecu
about twelve bottles, and NOW ir,i a. strong and
well a., ever i', IA ans life, and lpr the a-t cat
have not bad one moments sickness, and Ucithcr
does Gaupur-~ CO.. d;ag 'Et have the least effect
u,cn uc. Were | u write ou the -ahjcct Tor
hour. could not say enough iu praise ol yoHr iu
valuable Compound syrup ct ii,poVLosv lntcs, oI
give .u adequate idea ct nay sulrr.ls-.
lou ave at itutIty 10 make what u.c Won please
Ut ta., letter, because hope H. publicity may boz
the means cf bencltt.ng other sufferers a- much o.
IL has w'.
remain. yours respectfully.
Mrs. IlPMELL, ENm0uth street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
A Sample Con- in BucLacld.

70 tie Editors Of ho LciriS,OH Jou'Ral:-
l have seen several accounts in your
paper about jersey COWS. think thai
they are very gacd COWS for a man 10
keep, especially where ore docs not wish
to keep more than Que or two, but think
they are worthless to stock farm with.
| think shall have jersey COW as soon
as can get one without 100 much cost.
l have COW that is pa.t Durham and
part Hereford, which had calf the ll'h
OF last December. | sold in just thee
months 20 pounds of butl'r, at 30 cents
PEI pound. making s22 80, besides what
was used in family Of two persons and
. part of the tine. oil three. l raised
the calf on skinned milk. The calf !
can sell Tor SO any day, making $50 90.
How is this fora winter cow II any one
has 4 cow that will beat this, please let
US hear from him through the Lc'ciSton
Journal +. c. TUTrLE.
-LcciSt0H Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

FIELDS OF DOCK. The root Of the pel'olr docl,
80 troublesome 20 farmers an enec,ual aitcratiye
and a most valuable medicine. In Tie neighbour
hood Of Lowell, Doct. j. {. Aver x Co. have
laE;el icld- oil it, where they raise many tons al
a crop. /; is grown like tie carrot or beet, in
drills. and IL quality or properties have been
much improved By cultivation. Il Is one Of The
iagrcl.c0t, IN AYERS SNRstPNEILLA, and We are
Informed, the extraordinary virtues Of this prep
arat on are largely due to the eat act Of thi, roo,
tha; It contains. The SaGsaparlla root, used by
this arm IS grown on plantations Of their own. in
Honduras. To secure an article of superior and
wholly reliable quality. One of reasons for the
universally acknowledged superiority Of their
medicines, may DC seen in the watchiul care that
is used a. preparing them vermont Statesman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Itye6HjB,

Oar entcrprising farmer. Mr.. john
Weston, has imported log The improvement
Of stock = Durham bullcall. Said animal
is from Collins Il Co. Yorkshire, Eusland.
IS half Bates blood. The exhibition O.!
the yoaug,icr III The rear OF Weston y
Cos store Saturday afternoon attracted
the attention Of those admiring fine breed
stock. Al matter OF course the cali
will look better when he gets flied out.
Many stockholders in the Cheese Factory
enterprise see more "miik qualities
pointed than for oxen and becvos.
c. II. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
New Advertisements.

"BUY TIE TRUE MEDIclNE."-My wife ia sub
Jet 70 Catatrh AID Paralysis, aud has liici nu'
merous medicines, bat as y constant medicine
none have given her 20 much relief as she has ex-
periCnccd in tine use of"I. - Atwood's Bitters
She has also found almost immediate benefit in
Constipation and Dyspepsia in loses Of one tea
spoonful. For the latter complaints my daughter
has used them with tie same result
y. n have been deceived several times by
the imitation put MP in the same shaped bottles
and signel 10y one Wood" in place Of ~. -
Atwood. which imitation has aiways proved lear.
Is worthless. ions PIE.
East Fry,JVrg, w.
Mr.. John Pike Wa, = brother OF the late W. d.
Pike, Physician and Druggist of Cornish.
s5~Scc also that il bears the trade mark II. T."
ln RED INR, large letters, or You will be grossly
iapo,cd upon.
March 81 ISL I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
srArE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, - Hoard @: County Commissioners
September Session 4. ID. ls73 held b. adjourn
mcnt March 10, lS.ii
Uron the fore goiu rtttion satisfactory eyid roe
having been received that tie petitioners are
siuc and that inquiry into the mrtIts of tLcr ~.
p,icaion Is eXgodient, is ordered that &c County
Commas sioIers meet 10
Tho tore Of u =. smith at No. / 80 called in
Lowell ou Tuesday, the twCn'y-siAth day OF May
next II ten Of the clock \. VI. aud thence pro-
coed 10 view the route mentioned in said petition;
immei atc'y after which view, hearing Of the
parties and witnesses will BE- had &; some CONVEX
lent place IN the vicinity, and such other Ircatues
taken IN the premises ~ the Comnis sioEers shall
Judge proper And il il lIGher ordrrtd d, that notice
OF the time place and purpose Of the COMMISSIONER
meeting aforesaid be given TO all neTfors ana cor
porat.ous interested by causing atiettsd copies OF
said petit OF and oi this order thereon 20 bc served
upon he pcCiive Clerks Of the towns Of LCycil
ant waterford and also to he posted uP 10 tire
pubic plsoes in each Of said towns, ar. published
tl.cc woeaG suCcc ssiveiy IN Ike ONiold bemoeia,
ncys paper printed in-Fars, in said County OF Ok
ford Tie irsl OF said publications. and each Of tne
other uOticesto lie made, SERVED and posted, at
lea .!!tt a.. ys before saidtime II mcoiinR 10 ihs-
nd that az persons and ccTTcraiiors nay then and
there appear and shewcaus, il any tEcy have, Why
the PRAYER OF said petitioner should lot be granted
Attest: JAMES WRIGHT Clerk.
A true copy Of said petition AID order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Cleik.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
OUR TABLE.

seribner's Monthly, au Illustrated Magazine
for tire people, conducted byJ. G. Holland, New
-lork:-Scrhner Co. $40 per year.
The AnrIl nnnberis received. Contents MARY
Buffers Rdc tiliu' Benz. P. Taylor; The Grcn;
South, A Rumble in Virginia (llus.) Edward King
\ Magdalen Of The Dresden Gallery Poem \. Il.
McDonaid, katherine Earle (Chaps 1919 Adelne
rraituni The Maiden and the Lily poem John
Frazer; Chfisrs Resurrection scientifically Con.
sidercd, Augustus Blauyet; Old aud Blind Poem
}. g. IL; Concerning Some Imperial Booty, Noah
Brooks: EAr,hen Pitchers (coneludcd) Rvbccca
Harding; S?hag In Winter (Pocm) Charlotte +.
Bates; The Mysterious Island tCh1Ps -. Mus
Jules Verne; rarcpa Rosa (roeinl Edward KING
john Hay ILLUS; Bellies Dcmoiscll, Plantation,
q W. Gable; English and American Womc. Mary
L. Becdy; Topics OF the Time; Home ana Society
TIe O!d Cabinet; Culture and Progress: Nature
and science; Etchings The Accepted, -hank
Baird.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

The subscriber has returned from, Boston, where
he has carefully selected Que of the finest assert
geBfs Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Professional Cards, &c.
UPTON - FAESNIl41I.

attorneys IT COUHSeiIOFs at Lar,
NORWAY MAINE.
\, thC Office formerly occupied by virein K I-pton
28-Al business promptly attended, to.-aE
ID l pt'u. Gco. l.. Famum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
To Hotel Keepers
BUILDERS - OTHERS.
HOTEL SITE TO BE LEASED
ut CfORHANI, y. II.

TINE Grand Trunk Railway Company OF Canada
.Hcrto lease fora term Of years, to re- lonsib.e
parties willing 10 erect lr-i.class hotel, t"e site
formerly occupied by the alpine House nj Cor
ham. y H. together with Fam, consisting OF
sbo o. acres OF t.ui IN high state Of cultivation,
ia The immediate vicinity OF the proposed Hotel
Tic Alpine House, which was destroyed by
hir about eighteen months ago, was situated near
the RAILWAY Depot at Gofham, and about ciEh,
miles from the 'Glcn House" al the foot of Mount
Washington. The late tenant having retired nom
bu- mess, is no. DESTROYS of rc building.
The "Aluiuc HOnse" WAS wrll'knOwn and
favori,e resort % tourists.
The Company will be prepared to grant lease
for long term al years, amt 10 treat very !ID'r'
ally Wiih suitable parties.
For fGltLer particulars apply 10
G. r. BARRET, Portland,
or TO C. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director
Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal.
aNrs w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

The GREAT AMERICAN CoXsUNPCIoT
REMEDY. DR.. WM. HALLS BAls,M FOR
TRE LUNGS. cures the worst cIscs oil
CoUGus, COLDS, and all the diseases OF
The LUNGs. ruRoAT aud CHEST For
WHoopING CoUGH and GROUP il is 4 GER
TAIN SPECIFIC. The most OBSTINATE
CASES surely yield to Halls Bal>am,w when
used prIscrcfnSly. Stnds at the heat
Of all cough preparations. Sold every
where. JouN I. Henry. CUREAN& Co.,
prop,ieiors, So . College Place \. i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

The Bethel Cheese Factory Association
was organized on Saturday, March 2Sih,
by the choice Of g. l. Blake. President.
\. NJ Carter, Secretary, and Wm. ".
Mason, Treasurer. The store built aud
formerly occupied by Hiram Holt, at
Middle Interval, is to be used for the
factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS CT THE PER
U,IAN SYRUP q protected solution OF the
pro,oxide of isou). Beware OF being
deceived by any ol The preparations oi
Peru,im Bank. or Bark aud Irua, whi:h
may be offered 70 yon. Every bottle OF
genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP (not Per
uvian Bark blown in the glass
EXAMINE The ROTTLE BEFORE PURCHASING
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Tic Senaiorial Onestion.

B0sToN, April 1.-The tenth ballot for
United States Senator as follows Whole
number of votes, 25o; necessary for a
choice, lbs; Dawes, IS; Hoar, 10 !;
Curtis, CT; Adams, Is; Banks, .;
Pierce, ,; Whittier, Phillips and EX-
Mayor Castor. each. The convention
adjourned until Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Ny.g<e.

7Irs. NinsioNy's Soothing syrup l. the
prescription Of o.c &C tls lc-. eluaIc Pay,i,
sta> .u, Nurse Bob tLe lui.-,i states .ui h3, been
R,rt fay tartl cli- So ta re1cr g. ,ia- safety aGt
connects .c. IS ui tt rutra. rt .etcs U .nt. collie
regulates tac bowels. al. gives r-st. health and
comfort o. ru.. er ANA chill vs., believe 90 81, tlc
hest .n ~uIe~- rc.c.fr .g tie Wurli iu aIl cases
cl In >ENIEI.N anal LINEEHO-N n can d.
KEN. whether Be- arises fitw IcD.sig- OF from .uy
other cause. Full Dtrgcguu- lul U-il- " DO acc. Iu-
pauy each lpuic. None Erutiac unless tH- tsc-
sIAIlt COS CURTIS * PERKINS Is GA Ilr O1'si-e
wrapper. Sold hr $40 EcI.e..- Ic.l.Is.
ilt~.--Iv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Peters Musical Monthiy, New York

Peters Musical MonthIy, New York j. l..
Peters, - Broadway. SJOJ per year, 80 cents
per number.
The best collection Of song, published FOR April.
AnScls Guard Ny Little one Song AMI Chorus
Where IL d. sns tie sNcctc-; lSoag and Chorus
DAT Masses Nodjms. DAD Comic Song and
Dance Nora, The Pride OF K.lkcc ,Song for Bari
tone ana Mixed Chorus The Sunlight of our
nomc' BASS Song o Sing Unto the Lord ,Cautatc
Dlmao) Cinnamon Rose Scho,iischc tlusiru-
mcniaD The Oh Bachclog's March ,Insirumcn,al
Trembling Leaves Instrumental
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
LoRfyG.s VEGETABLE SPECIFIC for

LORIyG's VEGETABLE SPECIFIC for
The relief OF CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA,
SICK HEADACHE and FILES, Is working
wonders. Dr. Loring Is chemist aud
Apothecary OF long experience, and IL so
well and favorehiy known, that in this
community the fullest reiinnee Is placed
ia his preporafions.--P Portland Transcript.
THOs. &. LoRENG, Pharmacist, Portland,
Ne. Proprietor Prize slCo. Al dealers sell il.
Trade supplied By W. F. PHILLIPS * Co., aud
J. W. PERKINS ( Co, wholesale Druggists, Port
land,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
WANTED.

THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co,
of Philadelphia al oil, reliable Life Company,
desires an agent In every part of this state in which
il is now represented 1t Is strictly Mutual toih
pany, returns it, surplus premiums 10 Is members
,vev ycHr and as is expenses are small, furnishes
then, Insurance at the lowest possible rates. All
OF is policies are noniorieiiable for their val
AFTER the Third year. Liberal Commission contracts
made with ieli.bie men. Apply 10 II. 5. STEPHENS
\. Press, No. 81! Chcstnu; ST, Philadelphia Ia.
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Murder


DESPECTFULLN represent m, undersigned
Il, citizens and residents Of Lowell aui Water
flri iu said County, that public necessity AMI con-
ycaicnrc require the location OF Highway COM
waterford amt Lowell new y01d." 90 or near the
road leading from Levi Parker 20 st!i New
Eca a, iu' ctsccj- said Nc" Road aul coming 10
the s.Eoolhcu Of school district VI. IN said
Lowell lbs tEc Inost feasbi, rOutc. thence around
tie so called Pennington bills 100 The most tca-itls
way 80 a. to avoid said hills and aii,u g-.-Ui ter
m.nstiu. at number four 30 called IA sad Lowell,
aud priv that the same may lee done.
ISAAC EASTMAN % ais.
Da.c,I q; Lgf I'll, the 2;th day Of October, \. d.
IS13
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BORN.

In Norway, 10 the wife of jonathan Ilcirick,
daughter; 10 the wife OF Nose ". Rolf, dausl'
ter: 10 the wife Of Elbrilge Dunn, daughter.
In Albany. March 2}l, TO the wife Of james
Flint, 4 dIushrCr.
In Bethel. March 2,.h to the wife OF Frank ;.
Chandler, Esq. daughter: Feb 15ih, 10 the wife
Of ina ". Bean, q son.
J. G.leal, 10 the VIE Of William Chapman, a
son.
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-. {. ANDREWS.

COT NNELLOR IT LIU,
p = r s,yJ 49, = a5el. Portland, Maine.
es-W % Practice u Cum5erlui.l, An.lio>coggin
AL on .-. Counties.
Dt-rut Ser "a ISIS q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
MARRIED..

n mel =. Ms Of Mason, aud Miss Sarah \
Morrill, Of Bethel.
In Waterford, March q, by Rev. 4. j. Smith,
Mr.. trcle,ic NJ Atheiion, and Mrs Elizabeth IL
- pue. both OF W atcriOrl.
La Stoneham, March 81. Ivy Hilton McAlli-tcr,
Esq. Mr.. Clarence W. Frost, aud Miss Addie
AlcAllislcr, both OF Lowell.
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Tho siIfur. Nav

The aidine. New York james sutton * Co.
5000 per year. single copies - nis.
The Aprilrpmbercontains nineteen articles; and
fifteen beautiful illustrations, rs follows Amer
Dark Napors (rinp }. u. Woodward; Lake
George, Thos. Moran; Knicker5ockcr Daye, A.
Gauli -Four Scenes in the regions oi Lake
George, Thos. MOran;"A Watching as in Child.
hood'' An Oh Time Sea Fight J. o. Davidson
Marble Hills on the Unicrsbcrg, Il Puttner; The
Fishwiie OF Markcon, L. Jordan; In The Cloisicr
Cellar Edward GTatzuer; Getting Ayouad Him,
+. Windhlm; S;cne from "Led Astray," L.
lie ,ch; Theodore Thomas, from Photo.
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In Crome dc In Cremn

In trDmc Nt In trtnc, \ toI'JIOU NJ NU-IC
tor Advanced Players. New York -. l.. Pc
t.ss. Sito per year sm.lcurmbcr- ~ cents
Contents Of April No on The sea, Barcaroic
huAc; The Break OF bay ,Rcycre, Arditi; la Raj
,crul, Polka, Liclner. When The Swallows Home
warJ Fly Oes,cm, E-me-lcric-, Caprice Ess
hlul. The Publisher announces two new music
book, "Es>,cr Bells. price - cents, AMI Parry
Echocs, for SCHOOL,, classes and private tuition,
.:..c ~ cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Children often took Pale aad
Sick

from no C.hcr csu-C ttGn h1y ing worm in TIE stOm
ach DLDNN'- NkitMitCuE q 'AlEIT,
81 DESTROY NJ ult1- vitaa.t uli 1rv 90 che child,
being perfectly WHITE and frce from aIl color
ing COZ other Injurious Ingredients usually used .n
worm preparations
CURTIS * BROWN, Pr19.i-;ars,
No 3Il Fv.ta. street. New York.
Sod val Ert4ris.s end Chemists .S Esals.s iG
Aei...Ess at rwlNgl FIVE CENTS q EoN.
il.>'.fiy
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RaWson's Coaches.

Leave lhc Hill Tor yp trains al $50 \. NJ. and
e:a g.. M
For duoW train 40 li:0A.M.
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NAILS ARRIVE.

From Portland ana Boston at 1920 \. NJ. aud
4:l0 T. "
Down mail, via Grand Trunk. l:}1 r. NJ
From Norway and The western part Of Tic County
az l-iJ = NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Mail Arrangements.


For Portland aud Bostoa 10 HIS 4. NJ. and pas
l. NJ The latter malt arriving "A Portland at Sis
the ucNt morning.
p mail, via Grsrl Trunk, 81 2.30 T. NJ
For Norway &c so y NJ, and for the western
p1rt ot the Conhty, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS aud
saturdays, via Norway, n the same time.