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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-05-26
Communicated.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
Extracts Frem Il Lady'S jour
nal.

OCT. Goth, 1S73.-After lapse of a
wear and a half, during which time
we mad almost given up the hope of
our having a school ut Washington
College, a small number of pupils met
once more. Some little bright eyed
gIrls aud boys welcomed .he teacher,
but the prospect of a school seemed
small, and the surroundings locked
dreary enough to discourage any teach
er The building out of repair, the
yard and grounds about the building
showing sad marks of neglect, the neat
aud tas eful walks. mounds &c, that
adorned the yard, are gone, hardly a
vestige of them remaining. Wander
ing through the empty walls. We feel
Like one who treaes AlSaa-
Some banquet hail deserted,'
gjut the President not being easily dis
heartened, at once opens the school.
In few days the number Increases,
aud week after week, children of ali
sizes aud ages come fiOcking in. Soon
the room in which the free school Is
taught, becomes so crowded that ii is
necessary TO arrange another room for
their accommodation, and the principal
takes a uumber of the larger pupils in
TO his room. But their places are filled
again by others. until the room will
scarcely hold them. The Autumn
glides away and the chill winds of
winter wall around US. The Christ
mas holidays are approaching.
9AN-On the evening of January
lst. tho school assembled with the pa
rents and friends of the children, to
receive the gifts old Santa Claus had
prepared for them. There was beau
ful Christmas tree on which were hung
about ave hundred presents for the
children Of the school. There WAS
large crowd in attendance. Many lit
a. hearts were made happy.
FEB, 18th -Gud has been doing
great things for us. Our school has in
creased beyond our highest cxperta-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-05-26

liamsburg to Northampton itself, and
to end at Northampton a railway EN-
bankment scappeti and guttered and
sucked away, a bridge gone, am inn
mense factory roof lifted over all EN-
bankmentinto a mud-covereda and rub
bish- laden fat below, with washings
of the seven miles OF ruin'a around,
and ninety minutes was enough to
make such cl aos as u Is out or a New
England paradise. s1iit t--li- -i'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-05-26

THE kn.Xvillu CHRoNICLE AXIS
if Andy in speaking Of the "close
corporations" refers to the three
Johns at Nashville. We answer
no! we presume he refers - the
DemTohns, of which Knox
Vile has furnished that city with
lis fair Proportion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
.IscATAQUis COUNTY

A man may perform hard labor on
wheat and water for years: but give hun
as much superiinc flour as he can eat'and
add, il you please. butter and sugar. and
he will starye to death.
Several of the menageries have starved
their bread eating animals by ieedinS
them on white bread. II they had fed
them upon boiled wheat, and occasionally
upon wheat without grinding or COOKING
they would have hourished.
Crushed wheat, or flour made oil
wheat without boiling. is likewise very
grateful and healthful.
The ordinary process OF maxine super
fna f,our results in the loss of most nutrl-
,ious portion OF the wheat. Under the
microscope, grain of wheat divides into
three principal layers-the hull. or bran
proper which is not nutritious the gluten,
which lies next within the hull and which
is the most nutritious part OF the grain
and the starch. from which the ordinary
wbea, -four is made. Usually the gluten
is removed with the bran in the ordinary
process.
The public is rapidly learning to UNDER
stand and appreciate the important truths
contained in the above statement OF DR..
Lewis. The popularity OF prime white
wheat, properly manufactured. with all
of its nourishing elements retained, is fast
increasing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Sinte Of Maine.


Bangor, June 5. MT.
Pursuant To the provisions Of "ltcsolye author.
King the sale Of State lands aud timber approx.
cd March 1, ls5i, the updersi gned, Land gent ~
Maine will cell at public auction ~ the City Hail.
in bangor, ON WEDNESDAY the twenty third
DAY of September next, ~ ten O'Clock \. NJ ti.n
following described lands aud interests ia lands
aud timber belonging W said state, VIZ
!. The following described lands held 10y tho
State In lee aud Internationally. via:
Township NJ. {, Il 5. ". Is. h. T.. oxford Coun-
~, no. Of acres not detertnincd.l
y. ". corner part OF Tow nship No. >, u ., w.
Il IA. p, oxford County, containg about Ji@s afrs.
Tract of land lying north of Township No. !, X
: W IL. X. r.. and west OF Township NO.6, Range
,, y. Is. IL. T., Franklin County, go. acres 10 bo
dctcrnined)
Tract OF land lying north Of township No {. II
Z, oxford County. 60. acres 10 be- deIermine'l)
H. The following lands sct apart aud held by
the STATE Tor Permanent school Fund, viz:
Township No. 5, Ry, " T.. l.. =, Piscataquis
County. 5000 acres.
: e. township NJ. II, X 10, ". l.. l.. ;, Aroos-
took County, ll.j2l acres.
W part township No, II, Il l., W. J., j.. -,
Aroo,toos County, GyOl acres.
Township No. :, Il Is, ". +. J.. >, Somerset
County, -, ~ acres.
Township Not. RIG. ". KIP, oxford Co.,
no. of acres To bc dctcrmined.)
Ill The right 10 take OIL timber and lumber
from tie following townships until le-t. eN-
c,utrt In the grant u the European aud Nurth
American Railway Company, all IN the County Of
Somerset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, aboard % Cosniy Connl,sshsrs,
September session., A. u. 1874
o. tn. iorv.o,uE petition, It bsing '.tisi-e'sfiy
shors the Court thxt the peittioners are rsspsh
sbls and that inquiry into the Iaefit. neIpsSlss'
IL 10 hereby erleird that the CVaEiJ Csni.l',!sah
meet at - O.,
The dwelling hot ls OF Jonathan X Whitman, -
PArl. on Tuesday the 81 dar OF No' next NJ yea
OF the eIoei In the forenoon, and thence proceed 20
View the routes Iasntioned In Aidpstiuon n~edi-
alely aier which view hearing Of rafu-s Asa VII
ne.,e, will bs had some con'enent place ths VI
enIy snd such other aeAssres tstes ~ ths pf'nsss
~ tue Comnl.-ioners shi u J1dge proper And u Is
further ordered that notice Of the Zine, pl<es aas
purpose Of said Comnissloasrs' needing aforesaid,
Be l,en TO 10 all persons aud corporations intefe'
ed 81 e.sslag ait..ted eopiss oil said petiien ane
this order Of Court thereon 10 be served apon me
Clsrt OF the town Of Paris and also by ps'tlnl
up eople, Of the same In thrss public places IN 'd
town, and publishing thssam three weeks 'neees
,Iy,I, I'm the Oxford Democrat, ahew'pzpsr priniea
In Paris in the County OF oxford, the hrst OF ssd
publication, and each OF The other hotieesto Be n
least thirty days bsfsrs said tine oil nestlntio me
end that all psr,sns and corporations interested
NAY thea and there appear sad shsw ease, u sn!
they hsve.vhy the prayer Of said 'tiioaris 'hsas
not be granted. - -,
Attest: JAhksS. NhltHTt ClHt
A True copy Of the Petition ssa Order Of CssN
hUoon.
Ar-.,: SAhn .. WRI6Hr. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

DIR. BAKEg's PAIN PANACEA, for
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Cramps. Collie,
DiarrhOea Cholera morbus. Cholera
Infanlum, SprainS. Burns. Scalds. bruises,
ChiOiaIns. Frost bites. Swelliugs. Sore
ness OF the Joints. and all painful alice
liOns of the body, external and internal.
For Colds. SOre-thrOat, Quinzy. and dis
eases OF the throat and mucous men,
brane, il is an invaluable remedy. JoHN
+ HENRY, CURRAN x Co. Proprietors,
and 9 College Place, New York.
$40. 900 reward can safely be offered
for a more inlallible cure tor PILES than
ANAKESIS. The cures performed by this
wonderful remedy are simply miracu-
lunS. Lotions. ointmenis, and internal
remedies produce mere harm than good,
but ANAKKsIs Is an external remedy, 4
simple suppOsllOry, supports the tnmurS,
acts - a soothing poultice and medicine,
gives instant reliei, and cures absolutely.
All doctors prescribe it Price 81 co.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, and sent
tree by mail from Principal Depot, Al
Walker st. New York.
MoRGANs' NV Book AND LECTURE
The book "Shadowy hand, Life SIrug
giles" aud the lecture Hidden Hand
Pulpit aud the Stage by Rev. Henry
Morgan. will be ready in September =
The book is story OF real lie, graphic
ally written. and Astounding in instructive
incidents. Ii will prove an Acquisition
10 any libarY. Price 81 80. Reliable
agents generously dealt with. Addres:
Morgan Chapel. Boston The new lecture
is Mr.. Morgan'S best effort. lie tarrie'
in New England only tall December lst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

To ire Honorable Court Of County CornmisfoHers
J0r ne County ~ OJy0rd, ncs9 10 Lr holden IN
.did Co4pty Of oxford, % Pa',s, on the yIr'i dog
81 SrDir1lb>r, ls.<s
yITnBt.I shows the sniersisued, citizens OF
i the town OF PRrs th.t town Way cOmnonc
w. ut the v.sicrly line Of farm Of Jonathan X
Wnitmau IN said Psr., ihrher Gy the d~ellihs
ho.se OF Daniel shaw - the County road, IN - n
tsNn would he Of great puzzle con'enirhcr' thst
Tho Selcclmen OF s4id town, although Eciiionsd 10
lay out ssid road within one year past, have a.
reasonably neglected. ami refused 90 10 30 where
fore your petitioners con-idcflng Themselves Ak
xri.v-d b- such delay and refusal, pray hsiyOur
hunors would, sgTrcably Ia law IA such ease m~hc
and provided, proceed 10 vie- and lay ouI said
town WAY.
pAtei =. Paris this 1nth day ~ NAY 1874
JONATHAN X. WHITMAN.
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4 Z
their graves.
G.. A. Newhall and ii. +. Lovejoy, the
present dcacons, were chosen July. 1861.
BETHEL.
In 1919 Rev. Charles Frost was pastor
o of the first church in Bethel. He was
ordained Feb. 20, 1912. His ordination
! sermon was preached by Rev. John NJ.
# Ellingwood OF Bath, Ne. lie died while
D pastor Of the church, Feb. IL, 1850. Rev.
|. John NJ. Leland was ordained pastor OF
c the church July =, OF the same year. His
n ordination sermon was preached by Rev.
|. George +. Adams, of Brunswick, Maine.
i. lie was dismissed May 10, 1853. Rev.
il Edwin A. Buck was ordained May 81.
II 1855. His ordination sermon was preach.
e ed by Rev. Horace ID. Walker OF East
y Abingdon, Mass. He was dismissed Sept
n q, 1858. Rev. John b. Wheelright was
IN invited to succeed him rs settled pastor
But not thinking it best to become install
ed over the church he entered upon the
N duties of acting pastor April Il. 1853
q He gave up his charge in April, 1867
l. Rev. Eugene III. Titus was Installed Over
Ut the church June 6, 1869. His installation
20 sermon was preached by Rev. Lucius K
IL Eastman. of East Somervile, Mass. liz
~ was dismissed Dec. 6, 1870. Alter tina
u time until May, 1874. the pulpit wa
j. supplied by several persons. a part o
lg ,hen, were candidates for settlement
- Rev. Nahum w Grover. native
H. Bethel, is now The acting pastor. Their
vas quite religious interest in the churc
ed in 1859, in the early part OF the minis'r
, of Rev. J. b. Wheelright, and eieve
persons were added to the church b
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J. A. VIRGIN and !. o,hsrs.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, 50 Hoard OF ConRty Commissioners
september Session A. ID. 1874.
Upon the fore going petition ,sstsfsctoTy evidence
having been received that the prttionsUsT Tsspos-
.ibe. aud that inquiry into the nerin 81 tLeiT 1p-
pllcaIlon I. eIpedlent lie ordered thatIhe County
Comtuissioncrs meet ct
The hotel Of A. Il. Price In liunford on Thurs
day. the tpestynnth day OF October
next At ten OF the clock A. n. aud thencs pro-
coed 20 vies the roats mentioned IN said psIitOs;
lminyd Ately alter which view, q kesiiuE Of he
parties aud witnesses will be had At CONE cour.L
i-eI place in the Vicinity, aud such otssT measures
takca In the premises as the Cos .issisDsTs shall
Judge proper And IL IL further ordered that uOues
OF The tlne place and purpose Of the ConGl.sioueIS
meeting AIoressid be given TO all persons aud cor
poratiOn. interested BY causing .tIesiet copes "
ssd petition aud OF this order thereon ~ D. sertd
upon the re- pcctivs CLERKS Of the torsssf EumfOrd
Apd Bethel and also to be posted w. ~ 1srus
public places 10 each OF said towns, and published
ILre. ueetssueces,ively In the oxford Democrats
news paper printed In Paris In said County Vi OI-
ford the hrsl Of said publications aud each VI the
other potiec.,io BE- made, served aud posted. al
least thirty days before saidti VI we.tnE 10 ihs
end that all persons corporations ia! shen aad
there appear and shevesuse II any they have, nhS
the prayer OF sale petitioners shoslf not e granted
Attest JAMES ). WRIGHT, Ciefs.
4 trns copy Of said petition and order VI Court
thereon.
Attest; JAMES 8. WRIGHT. Clerk
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that hv virtue 81 =
" LICENSE from the Hon. 4. "a Walker. Judge
Of Probate for the County Of oxford. shall sell
~ ut bile nr private sale ~ my store lu Hartford.
saturday. the twenty sixth any 81 >ptember
u-yt at one O'Clock in The Afternoon all the right
4Ht interest Of Libbcus Churchlilate II Hartford
deceased. IN the homestead fdru occupied oy him
a. the time of his decrease the ,antc being subject
o. tho widow right oi DOVER Tor the payment Of
drbts charges of administration and Incidental
chNrgcs More definite particulars given at the
time auJ place OF sale
IN.ES IRISH. Admir-.
IInrtlnr.l An. Il. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

i,ti-h FL. -pf,.4 ahiH.,.i ;tc -rcat benefit have
G,rI.,, iruu uR liN.ui >,1N = l'tiU>rALttC Lon
INc.s 4 have -lnlTrl YEAR lt.stl tac worst
It.s. -. ulD. chat ..,r u,l- a. harden vscf ~
s~yfllHs sa ptrI..sr. uutil iouut thc LH4cU-r-
Iu less tUau 81 luortl aa, cufr. tud have ouiy g.
I,s,ft o.. tatiu vlsu V.s-slycuc-- rctuF1ls. amt al
WaT- luu lH-ttu. rr' ed. - 4. NEAL
ii.....r. Nfr.l Boz. 49,
I.i.. uoA.s ,f-. I-.I-c loN. s1 cts., msii,, irce
tHi ....- .tr. p.l.r.
uE EAEgI-ON'~ ICELAND ENI.>NM.
at.. ...- .o. ,oJou~. u.k-,L>l.-~ .u.i 81
lI.. ,t... o.. $40 tv.l,...lts. fas saIe D., J.. =
d. tt....-IN s. CD. f..I. .rt..-. 90 & lTvln0ut
Ir. E.-t.I. .....l b.. at B. u.--, ----
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the Ilill for up trains At 5: I5 a. Al. and
3:OV 4. VI.
For down train NJ II 90 4. NJ.
Passengers and baggage conveyed To- the trains
Tor Portland Nhich leave south Paris al ): ~ \
n. aud ; IS 4. NJ. and 10 the up train, which
reaches south Paris al .: ~ Z. NJ, al reasonable
rales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

"A Connecticut woman who was
struck by lightning more than week
400. "had not spoken loud word since."
and after this no lighting rod agent need
apply TO any marie d man in that vicinity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Ih. nar-Iloom Issmsdy Il aIl ,-lAenl. },

The Bar-Room Remedy Tor 400 'lwcnts B,
KUN B.,,,r,. surclar-cJ With ft4sel Oh, a. dead
~ ,.cmCst. rendered more active bog the runscn'
ss,r.a-,a,. wiki vh.ch it IS combined. u your
stomach ., weak and liver or bowels di-oricrcd
strengthen y regulate tbru with NiNrSAR an
TVS 81 russiv Nr.rr,UlE ALrEH,rlvE and
ArlsiE>r. ircc from alcohol x capable OF luids-
!.- nco vitality iu,a your exhausted -y stcm.
AK. -. I~1t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
scmi-WeekIy Line.
Steamers Eleanora and Franconia

VIII until further poIics run
Is iuiinNs:
EpEr&sEZ Leave FRANKLIN Wharf. Port.
SIAsn.1 land every No - aud
THURSDAY ats. 4. ~, Aul leave Pier - Ea-i
River. New York, every bONDA1 ana III 10
DAY ate, 4. VI.
The Eeannigi IL 4 new steamer, jsstbuili foI this
route mud both -hc aud thc trauccntA arc uticG ny
with line accommodations Tor passengers, max ius
I'M. tn, most convenient and comfortable route for
travellers hrtWccn New York AMI Atiuv. These
steamers Will touch al Vineyard Haven during The
summer months GA their pn7'asc {" aSd ir1n Nc"
York
Passage in stat. Room o. ~, meals extra.
Goods forwarded lo and r"m Philadelphia
Montreal Qurb~c. -. Holm aud ali parts Of Name.
Shippers HTu requested lo .cnl their ii''-Nt 10
the steamer. ~ caly a. 4. T.. VI on day, they
leave Portland. tur luTthcr Information apply 10
uENRY FOX, General agent. Portland.
~ ANES. Ag't Pier - q. X, Nov fort.
Portland, july q, ls1|.
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TO the Honorable County co~m!.'iO"er. !" and for

TO the Honorable County Co1smissiosers ~ and for
the County Of Ox(nrdI
I'VE the undersi gned inhabltaDt. Of Rumfori,
w Bethel aud Hanover respectfully represent
that the public convenience aud necessity require
alterations and new locations in the highway Ne
now Travelled in said towns Of Rumtsrs and Beth.
vi, leading from umford Corner 10 80 called
Bean. Corner In the town OF Bethel; also leading
tom the Bethel and Hanover Ferry " ssId road
from RumfoTd Corner to Beans Corner We
therefore request your Honurs, alter J0u saVo
caused due notice 10 be given, to view said route,
and make such alterations aud new locations 40
you may deem eXpedient aud proper; aud 40 IL
duty bound will ever pray.
Dated At Hanover this Stat day OF Au.Gs,, \ ID.
1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

J ihusHED As wARNING ami TOR the beneht Of
4vlNg M AID OIHEE> Who su1cr from NEkN-
~ DEBILITY, Loss az MANHOOD. etc,
- rp-y nS a. Rssns - slf-CErt " ri,tcu by one
No cured him, Elf alter undergoing con, I,ierablV
tl@cAery, ans -rut free CA RECEIVING g post paid.
Directed envelope
Sufferers ave invited Ia address the author.
NAIHANlEL MAYFAIR
seic--hnn J.. -. Box -, brooklyn, y. y.
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Special Notices.
DIR. WARREN'S
BILIOUS BITTERS,

ForPurfrine thc Blood Curing Liver Complaint
J,.-r.i.rr. p,srcr.ia. C0-tiycnc,~. Headache, pix
...r-, auI al Humor- uf tuc Blood, arc ga
r.5u.I.,d is aul other Medicine 10 thc Noril.
So Cer.s. a-1 500.
John 4. PERRY, Proprietor, BOSTON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

CA-toi-is, Is more than subs; sute Tor Castor
o. 10 IL tbe only seS6e article On existence Nnleb
b. certain to a>-iuilltc The iou regulate tue p"s
ri.. cure wind cohc AMI produce natural sleep. II
contains scl,hrr minerals morphine Or alcohol,
and Is pleasant Co take. Children nc-i not cry ami
mothers may rest uctAl sS-ty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

All the foregoing townships are subject 10 the
usual reservations vi lots for public uses.
~. Also the right TO take OF timber and grass
from the public lots reserved IN the following de-
scribed Townships and parts Of townships the
right To continue until the townships are organ
lied into plantations or incorporated into 1pss:
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Adninistrntor's Sale.
Freedom Notice.

THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice that
he has been duly appointed by NE Hon. Judge OF
Probate Tor the County OF oxford aud assumed the
trust of Administrator lie bOuls non With the VIII
annexed ON the estate OF
EDWARD l. POOR late Of Andovcr
10 said County deceased by givihg boad AZ the Law
indebted 20 the estate % said deceased TO make i'm.
mediate payment AMI those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the same to
JOSEPH l.. CHAPMAN.
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Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOSE.

For Portland and Boston ut II 100 a. NJ. and ): %
y. NJ the lattcr mail arriving in Portland At 81 10
the next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Trunk, al s: Is 4. NJ. and
SEQ 4. NJ.
For Norway at s As and II 20 A. NJ. aud for the
western part OF the County (yia Norway Tue sdsy,
Thursdays and saturdays at s; i5 \. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

From Portland aud Boston at 80 a. NJ. and
A: "a 4. NJ.
Down mail. via Grand Trunk, at IL AS Il. NJ
Prom Norway and the western part ut the County
AZ -: IS Z. NJ.
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A BH1T-T FAMILY SCHOOL F0R BuNs.
~ Al LITTLE BLUE, fAliNiNGTUN, MI
1llgt,-nrsg year. fali Tern beslns AugusI -
ls-A E-t4bii,huseu u completely renovated Fol
Circulars and references supply 10
AMBROSE 4 KELSEY. A. n.
fnrl- n.
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DIplG0 BUSINESS C0LiE6E

IIa''I'
ty- .--..r.r r... I1t'.- attention 60 thr above
49, n-..f or. I.l- Commercial college
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET.

August ~, 1874.
Corrected By IL. y. BOLSTER.
BEANS tYellOw.eyel-$J.eS 9 $3.50
(PeaHS3.OO o $50
Bt-rFEH-Joc- g Sc.
CHgl.sE- FACTORY price l5c. Retail lie.
CoRN-g5c 4 sl.eO
COFFEEs-2jc. 9 45c.
EGGs-l>c 4 l9C. per dOz.
FIorR-S1.15 4 $1,000
WAY-si2 OU 9 Sl5N
LAID tdOmesticl-lSc.
IINE-Sl50
MoLASSEs-JOc. 3 CSC.
NAfLS-O5c. . a..
UATS-7Oc 9 ljc.
PORK Round hog)-l0c. y lie.
SALr-OUc Box Sc.
SUGAR-ilc q &c.
TEAS-HOc. q sc.
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Tr.s superior illustrated monthly, seat six months
o. trial with one premium FOR So cts, or Que year.
wIsb two magnificent premiums for sl.uO- Our
agents are rcaping 3 harvest Address
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S5roSl2FFhhlhf "t w are FA sl5as I a4s
l4-.er chances % agCut, than any other house an
Tie world. sample, enabling ~ q - 70 MOrk al
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- +" ,-h.n-tou 81, Boston, Mass. A-lln
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AMERICAN SWING MACHINE

tareaaiRg Ih f,.r 81. fArsadiHg shuttle threaded
ln second. I- 3d., >lusrltstgetl 60 be the msst
complete f1ti- ami arable a. well 81 The hghfcst
F7iIt,ihg m. best Fanty Ss,ciRg MachiRs the
NtIit. As~ l,i produced Ladies 90 not buy any
o-ir. alter -cyiug and irving them.
Agents wanted o. buy aud aei them in all
uno. upied territory. a. there Is no agent for
Them H your vicinity. send for circulars 90
EDWIRD DEUEI,
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RVCKFIELD, MAINE.
-. \. BRADBURY. VI. ID.
'ICLAN s. SURGEON.
NORWAY, MAINE.

ss-Ucsidcrrc aud once al the house latel
or..r.rd by pr. Ptthlcs.
Norway. Ale, pvc. - l>73
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Centaur Liniment.

There IS n0 pain which Ccutaur
q Imminent Viii nos relieve. no
swelling 70 VII pee. >eljuc, amt
GN uo hmeue~s which ell not
n ~ cu-r. THIS j- strous nuEuage,
tff tuti Is tuc. Whcr, hc pars.
--Ss are uo. soue. ,,, uGcc,s src mar
0EiI ,s'oa- % ts~ proJrcci ui'c'
49,. ,f raeama...u. neural g.. l'ck Jaw, palsy,
.,la.u.. .velIug,. cak "a breast, -c.,i.i., burns
ssrt-lcuru. carachc, &c. upou the human frame
am. ci strains. ,.,y.u sai!s. &c, upon animal, m
one wear. .Iiu have all other gyue,iics since tue
vyrII begun ltis coUatcr irr taut, and an heal
iu. pain rclie,cr- Chpplcs throw away their
s.uichcs the lame walS. poisonous bltcs are rem
derri hartuie.- ami tbe wouu,icl are healed with
oul O. .clr. l,ls uo humbas. The recipe = pub
l,hei around each bottle. Il Is selling no arti-
- ever before so,... and 70 sells Decau.c % does
iu.s what % pretend, o. 90. Those Who now suaer
nom rheumatism. pain OF swelling. deserve 20
.lner. o. they will NOT use Ceutsur L'n,1cnt-
ll.r- than 80 cert dcatc. u remark able curcs
including frozen limbs, chronic Rheumatism ssut.
runnins tumers, &c, have seen received. We will
srn.l circular containing ceTtidcates, the rccipe
A. Erasis - sny one requesting it. one bottle
= - yellow wrapper Ceut-ar Aiaimeni Is wsrsh
cue hundred dollars FOR spawned or suesnied
l0r.-s and mules. cy for -errS-w-rms in sheep
.s,cs o.ners this linjna,nt j. worthy yoaF aiHcn'
ttas No family should - without Centsur Lini-
nrnt , q ROSE & Co, Nc York