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The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28

4 Nutter Bros &, Co. A first class tin plate and
"A sheet iron worker. None but first class need
apply. 20 MARKET SQUARE, Portland Me. se29tf
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28

The late lamented Jeremy Taylor observed
that many people in this world seem to be
very busy gathering thorn, to sit on. And
yet it must be confessed that there are other
people who sesm TO be very busy gathering
thorns for somebody else to sit on.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28

ITO LET, two unfinished rooms on I'd floor. Also
Il several furnished rooms, at No. Cotton street.
wo doors from Free Street. au3dtf
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28
WANTS..
Wanted IInmediateIy

"A SITUATION by an experienced Lady as house,
"A keeper or nurse. The care of an invalid pre-
ferred Best of city references give. Apply at es
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28

An excited railway man who shouts into
the cars the name of the station, and who
hears a great deal of complaint because the
names are called indistinctly, wants to know
if the public expects tenors at $40 a month.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28
To Let.

GTORE No. SO Plum Street.
- Apply to ST. JOHN SMITH.
se15dtf No. q Widgery's Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28

For 6rst-class forethought commend up TO
that pair Of Danbury doves who started On
their wedding trip yesterday, taking along
with them smallsized two-year old infant,
hired for the purpose of deceiving the vulgar
public upon the matter of their newly found
bliss.-Ddnburu News.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28

The singular statement appears in the St.
Louis Globe that "Gen. Sheridan won't mar
ry because he doesn't want to give up the
privilege of going to bed with his boots on"
The amount of useful information lying
around Western newspaper Office makes
circulating libraries a superfuity.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28
THE PRESS S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 2s. '74
Gossip and Gleanings.

Snag wants to know if it's the proper thing
for a man to be prodded with an elbow al
halfpast one at night, and awakened to an
swer his wife's query as to whether or not
s'hic jacet gloria mundr' is right?
Tennyson is said to be at work upon some
thing for Mrs. Edinburgh's baby. It begins,
tits said:
"Oh, toothless, hairless, royal babe,
"About thee all the Russians rayev etc.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-28
Heirs Wanted.

JOHN JAMESON, eldest sor of William jamie
son, OF Glasgow, Scotland, merchant and manutac-
turer, was born 10th Dec, 1898, and emigrated IN
early bfe, it is supposed to Canada. If alive, he Is
entitled to succeed to property in Scotland of consid
cradle value Information wanted regarding him, or
bis children and descendants, if any. Address
CROSS, DUNN g. DAVIDSON, Advocates, Mon
treal, Canada. oc9d1m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Vest PARIS Items.

Mr. John Read has sold his stand in this
place to Daniel Young, for $3.50. Mr..
Read has bought iarm near North Paris,
formerly owned and occupied By Stephen
Packard. and Daniel Young has bought
of Daniel Curtis some twelve acres Of
what was known as the Little Farm.
John Witham has rented the black
smiths shep recently occupied by Hanni
bal Curtis, where he will carry OF the
blacksmith business in all its department.
No doubt he will do well
Brown & Bauows are buying large
lot OF timber this winter, and many oi
our people are realizing a great help iiom
our steam mill. where business is lively
To correct a mistake that | learn is pre-
vIihng in regard 10 our steam mill, &c
| will say there has been but two suits
brought against the company; one BY
Holt 4 Co, Boston. for 800 as balance
claimed 10 he due on machinery, which
the steam mill company deny and will
decide the matter before a jury. The
second suit is brought by the committee
of the company to secure them against
the liabilities that they were obliged Ia
assume in the construction OF the mill,
and in this last sui, no individual property
Was attached. excepting their interest in
the mill. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Udterford.

Mr.. Oliver Alhcrton. OF this town. met
with a severe accident on Saturday. 2Slh
alt which proved fatal. lie had been
hauling wood during part Of the day.
went to the village on business, called at
his sisters. who probably dld not think 1t
was for tae last time. and returned home.
Soon after his return he went TO his barn
and up = ladder : or 8 feet. Tor the pur
pose of taking eggs from nest In
doing 50 he took hold OF u piece OF TIM
Der lying in brace, which he supposed
was nailed. but WAS not. He thus lost his
hold and Tell 10 the floor, breaking the
thigh bone near the hip and iniuring him
otherwise severely in the tall lie lived
in great suffering Ill Tuesday forenoon.
when he died in peace. feeling that all
WAS well with him. In The death OF MIR.
Aihcrton, his friends and neighbors feel
that they have lost All upright, christian
man. His age was ~ years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
LOreU Items.

The North Lowell Social Circle met with
Mrs Peter MrAisler ON Thursday, Eel.
10Th. The lirsl part OF the evening Was
asreeably spent ii - social way by the
Older members. while the Younger ones
amused themselves playing games; after
which the company-nearly hundred
listened to sermon read by Wilson
Brown. who successfully held the audi
ence. Alter singing some choice picres,
the people went To their seveIal aLodeS.
giving Mr.. and MIS-. McAlislcr much
credit Tor their hospitality.
Charles Il Andrews commenced oper-
ations ON another lot of iine timber this
week which they purch used Of the Coffin
heirs.
A. j. Eastman and Henry Walker have
taken the timber which was landed on the
shores OF kczar River. TO drive into the
Saco, the present season.
Hazelline & Co. are about starting
their SAW new mill They have landed
u: their mills 900 cords of oak - Bridgton
NcTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 BuIfneh street, Boston.

When thing is counterieiied, it is proof of its
excellence and popularity. The Peabody Medical
Institute is a case in point. Founded In good faith
many years ago, and the only establishment of the
kind the country, its success and ever Increasing
popularity finally caused the name Medical Insti'
tute) 10 be pirated and adopted BY lot ofinfamous
quacks, empyrics and pretenders, who have been
endeayoring to cheat the public by sailiag under
stolen flag. The founder of the Peabody Medical
Institute can in way be held responsible for this
misuse OF the name OF reputable and well-known
curative establi, hnent and legitimate medical In
s,itutiou which has been nom the start specially
devoted 20 the treatment OF nervous arrangements
and affections, from whatever causes proceeding.
During it, existence there have been issued from il
several medical publications quite recently work
ON Diseases OF the Nervous system, which have
had almost u worldwide circulation and popular
ity These publications sufficiently attest the nigh
character of the institution uader whose patronage
these MEDICAL works have been published; Mean
time tits gratifying TO know that several OF the
impudent chariatans, who have stolen It's name 10
cover their neiarious practices, are gettng tneir
deserts in tue penal idsttr,ions Of thu Common
w4alth.-Bostox Herald ldnsV T-ln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
OUR T ABl { .
The American Artisan.

The American Artisan. New York brown
y Allen $40 per year.
The American Artian for March contains an
illustrated article on the Transmission 81
Mechanical Power ny Compressed Air" which
has much Information concerning this compare
lively neS, bus exceedingly valuable power. The
drills used IN the government works at IIallctt's
Point, l.. are driven b. compressed air. which
: conveyed from the cOnipfe-,or- in non pipes u
distance Of from quarter OF a mile, and nom
which very satisfactory results arc produced.
burns PhonIc Short-hsnd. fJr schools,
Business Muting and Reporting, by klix.
BOaldman Burns, Teacher 81 fnIung Apply aud
Repairing at the >vw r,ik Mercantile Library
aud Cooper Union, e. x. NcW lulk.-EuIus
Xto., Monographs Il ID itr-, 80 Park Row.
Cloth slOJ
Ths little work 10 intended b. be self
instructor" in the art Of Phonng, g. by or sigu
writing. Il contains a sere~ 81 plates Wdlcn show
all the character. en-. loycl "a tbs method ol
writing, and deyoics sufficient space for the proper
explanation vi these platc,. Use book i, wlit.en
IN wonderfully comprehensive -glc. aud one
can, by its use soon become an eXpc.t Va this at
We should be pleased 10 see il Introduced INTO our
Academies aud High choOls textbook, and
have some attention given to ilis branch of
education.
Woods Household Magazine. New York,
New buIsu aud ii luk Row. : l.. >hUtc-, Pub.
itshrr tJ pes year : with Chr0n1 the
yosemite Valley.
The best OF dollar magaIiuc,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Buckheid Items.

ID. c. Chase Of Auburn. has established
stage line between that place and Buck
field, making his first trip last Monday
He has placed 4 good two horse coach on
the road, and will doubtless receive the
grea:er share of public patronage. The
coach will run lri weekly, starting from
). TillonS boarding house, which will be
the headquarters of the line at this end OF
the route.
j. y. Irish Ul Rumford, delivered a
temperance lecture to a good au'lien G
in tic Good Templar's hall, las, Saturday
evening lie was followed in short
speech by & ID. Bisbee. Esq.
|. c. Irish OF Turner. will teach the
high school here this spring.
4 district meeting was held here last
Monday evening 20 adopt measures TO Sc.
cure "A permanent high school, and Alfred
Cole. G.. ID. Bisbee. E.q., aud DIR. j. c.
Irish were chosen committee tO look al
ter the matter. a vote MAS passed 10 let
the house Tee OF rent tor Spring aud Fail
high schools. holding The teacher pei son.
ally responsible Tor any damage, ordinary
wear excepted, which may occur to the
house while under his cafe. We have a
very neat. commodious and pleasantly lO-
Gated house, ard our citizens are reaky 10
help sustain good and reliable school.
The committee will be pleased 10 hear
from teachers. and others who are inter.
ested Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

uniform Illuminating qualities superior to KS
Burns In any lamp without danger VI NplOding or
taxing are. Manufactured expressly 10 displace
the use Of volatile and dangerous OILS. It, sAlcty
under every possible test and IL perfect burning
Syaltie. are proved BY is continued use IA oNes
81 ~ familr-.
Millions OF gallons have been sofd ana no acci.
dent-sireetly or indirectly-has ever occurred
rrUm burning storing or handling II.
The immense yearly loss Of life and property
resulting from the use OF cheap and dangerous
OILS in the United states, Is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and tlre Commits
sioners throughout The country, recommend the
ASTRAL a. the beet safeguard when lamps arr
Esed send for circular
For sale AZ retail by the trade generally, and al
wholesale by the proprietOrs, CliAS. PRATT \
CO., lCS FULTON street, New York
AugSi ION
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Hartford Items.

Our town meeting passed of quietly.
choosing live republicans to one democrat
Tor officers The town is out OF debt and
has some four hundred dollars in the
Treasury. The town voted to raise t"o
hundred and thy dollars Tor tree high
schools. The schools Tor the Spring term
will be kept in The Sletson and high
street school house.
We have young man in this town who
has been divorced twice in one year, and
is now published to his second wife. A
grand sere made is in anticipation.
Some OF the musicians of Hartford are
about 10 organize brass band. Success
10 them. i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
DIE ~.

Ia Paris. March 9th, Eunice, wife 81 Nj. j. h
Week., aged s. yrNg,. lu months.
Ia Waterford, March 81 Oliver Athe'ton aged
= years -
la Norway, 81 in 4. Miss Clart, daughter of Mr..
WIN. NJ, aud Mary r. ID. Nevcrs, OF sweden, aged
is wears and IL months.
In North Norway, Feb. 3th, Miss Emma Flor
enee, daughter OF Laurany AMI VIM. l1ngree, Rgcd
Is years.
formerly of sIandish aged ~ years
In Cambridgnpou. Mass, fcb. ~. Mr. I. j
SAWYER formerly OF Baldwin, aged y Years.
la Hebron. Feb. I'D, Mr. T.. u. llOds,den' aged
81 wears II months. lie was tkcn~ IN apuptcNy
ON saturday night, aud died on Monday.
In Wilton, Iowa. Feb. 10th. Daniel Burk, Esq.
formerly of Bethel. aged u years.
In Buckheld, March sth, lna, daughter OF Jacot
and Mary ii. Briggs aged Is years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Thirty Years Experience Of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. WinslOys's Soothing syrup Il the
prescription OF one q Tire beef fenaaic Physi
eans AMI Nurses IN the CniIet states and has been
used Tor thirty wears with never failing safety ana
success by millions Oi mothers and children iron
the feeble infant Of one week old 20 Tie aduit. Il
oOrrects acidty OF the stomach, relieves tnucoic
regulates the bowels, and gives ret, health ana
comfort - mother and child. We believe u ~ the
Best AMI SuresI remedy "a the World, IN All cases
Of DYSENTEhN and BlAk bHEA IN CHILL
RES. whether q ARISES from Ievtnius or from am
other cause. Full directions Tor using Will accom-
pAny each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
siEilie OF CURTIS 4 PERKINS j. ON the outside
wrapper. sold o. al Me,lcine DsaisIs-
Nmf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Hebron Items.

The Spring term oil the Academy com
menced with about sixty students, and
Saturday the number was increased 10
one hundred. goodly number tor the
first week.
Elder Richardson began his labors with
the Baptist Church here last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
A common form of Indigestion

Is oppression Sfer eating. or depressing dali
aess OF the spirits. with tStulener, or belcbing
- ~ wind snf almost always follows COsffre-
DIX HAKRIsON's FERisTALrlC LOzKNGLs
give quick aud permanent relief hey are pleas
ant portable 10 not require incretse Of dose
h~vsT gripc. and ior C0ssfiPafs0a q tie Boicels.
Pilss ReGdgchs Di:siRSsS lrTigulal-tfles. Gad oh
e Fezaals Hsaksssses, they are incompatible.
Trial box, Ssts. Large box, eJcss.. msiied free
f0r this last price
DIR HARkISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
a splendid cure To- COUGHS HOAKskSESs, aud all
THROAT and II G complaints for sale by L ;.
HARRISON a CO, PrOpuetOrs, No. fremont
Temple, Boston. and AL bragg sts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
ENTIRELY WELL
aud Il living now, which fact Is to be escribcd
mainly 10 the use OF the
Vegetable Pulmonalu Balsam

Very truly yours, JOHN CAPEN.
Boston, Mar. IL, 1873. No. ; Worcester Square.
Price In large bottles which are much the cheap
est, 81. Small bottles, OLD style, 80 cents.
as-As there are many worthless limitations. be
careful Ia get the genuine which Il prepared only
by CUTLER BROS, Il Co, successors 10 Reed,
Cutler \ Co, Wholesale Drugg-ts. Pr0prietors VI
the Prize Gold headal Cooking Extracts, Pure Spc S.
Mustard, aud other choice goods Tor family Use (,
also ut,er's Extract Of
J JAMAICA GINGE 10 with Sweet Flag,
pronounced the finest preparation of its kind; aud
"OCEAN FOOD" One Quart for One Cent.
Shredded Carragecn Tor Blanc Mange,Gruel,& &C,
of the cheapest and most delicious articles OF
food in the world 4 few cents worth ail make
= inner dessert for finiy and for inyalids aud
children It Is unriyallcd. Put mp in packages sui.
lcicnl 10 make l6 quarts. for only - cents.
sold by grocer, aud apothccarivs. j9tcowGt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Centaur Liniment.
Dyryz

There - No pain which Centaur Liniment ~
not relieve ne swelling e viii u0 nj du =, aad no
smsness which il VII not cure. Ills - 81 snS
language. bu, q j. true Where the parts are not
rae 10 effects are marvellous. Il las produced
Inors cure 81 rheumatism, neurslsis, lock jaw
palsy. spraius, swcilins, cakcj breast. scAlis
bara.. sSltrhcum, ear ache, &C, upon he human
rane. and Of strains, spawn, gals, &C, upon
~. rSis 10 wear. thGa have al other remedies
since the world began. Il j. counter irritant, al
allhsAlin- pam rvlever CripPlcs throw away
their crutcheS. the lame walk. poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without 4 scar. u Is no hnmbug. The recipe l.
published around each bottle. "a b. s~il.rg A. no
article ever before sold, sud t sells because u does
just What e pretend, 10 d1. Those who now ,uGcr
from rheunA;isun. pain OF swelling, descr'e 10
suGcr, n they Nil not use CeutAur Liniment.-
More thRn ,0Oe certificates Of remarkable cures,
Including fruIen limbs, ehrouiC rheumatism, govt
running ,umoys, &c have been received. Newul
send circular containing cerSidca'es, the recipe
&e, .raIis 20 any ouc requesting Il. One bottle
Of The yellow wrapprr Ce0tauI Lin.mtni : worth
one hundred dollar, ior spawned OF sWecnied
horses and mules OF ior -crcw-worm IN sheep
stock-ovn ers this lini.,.t worth yogE attention
No family should be without Centaur Llniment.
J RlSE 4 co. New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10

Geo. ". Rand, E>q.. of Waterford,
has been appointed Trial Justice; John
C. Howe. Esq. of Frycburg, Fish War
den; David F. Brown. E-q, Bethel,
Warren o. Douglass. Upton. Alvin B.
Goodwin Bethel. add Saml 5. Hersey
Waterford, justices OF the Peace and
Quorum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Children often look Pale and
sick

IRON no other cause than having worms in the stOm
2eh DROWN'S VERNIFUGE 'MFlTS
riii destroy Worms without injury 10 the child,
beng perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
rs Or other injurious Ingredients usually USED IN
worn preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, PropTistOrs,
No. zl5 FriIOn street, New York.
Sod " az Drzggists asd ChSaisfs and beal,rs "
ksdsesass a T7SEkrI-FlvE CENTS A Box.
fulsF-g "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
BORN.
In Hartford Feb. 10, to the wife of John V. Wood
\ SON.
AIIRRIED.

In Woodstock. March /, NJ the residence Of The
brides father, Vim. ii. Cola, k-q., 10y Rev. J. Il
fogg. M. James NJ. Day and Miss Eta \. Cole
DO.h OF Woodstock
In Norway FEB Il, at the residence of The brides
father. 10y Rev. l. IA. Tabor, Hr. WIN u: Dnniorth
uI North s.raliord, y H., And Mrs Ellen NJ. MAY,
uf Norway; Mauch /, MT. Wm. {. BROOKE and
Miss AbDie r. Bartlett, OCtI ut NO.WAy.
Ia Denmark, March let by Rev. X. III Davis
Lieut. John ". Hubbard, ul Hiram, and Miss
Nancy 5. PingTee ui Denmark
la Newry, Feb. 9th, by Rev. I ililman, Mr..
Ingalls, Bragg, aud Miss Clara {. Hall both Oi
AudOVer.
In Hiram, Feb. I'D, Fred W. spring OF Fry eburg
aud Eliza :. Bean OF BrvNuucldi Tl'O, Luther
Trumbul, of Dsum. r.. aud Miss NAY T.. Norton,
81 LiminstOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
1on,yc,s yEcEr.nLEs rEcIrIc for

LORING'S VEGE TABLE SPECIFIC for
the relief OF DY SPEPSIA, SICK IiEADACH
and PILES, L. working wonders. DR.
Loring Is n chemist and Apotheeary OF
long experience, and so well and favo'-
ably known, that in this community the
fullest reliance - placed i'm his prepare
tions.-- Portland Transcript
THOs. G. LoRING, Pharmacist, Portland
Me-, Propretor-Price sl.oo. MI deae sell 1t
Trade supplied by W. +. PHILLIPS Co, and
}. W. PERKINS 4 Co, wholesale Druggists, Poit
land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10

aud coughod JfTghttitiy had night swcats aufl was
ieariIliY Icducvu She len Boston for hrr country
home, $50 miles away. we supposed TO die.
sent her bottle OF your Balsan, aud soon had the
sat RlaC 10 hear thai she much better She
continued taking N for A while and got
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10

by II, rs / cannot but think. Hers was case o.
Congestion Of The Lungs, aud although ATTENDED
by most skiifn Physician, she seemed to fail con
stantly, IN despaired OF her ecopery ,wheI
an old friend and neigiibor persuaded her TO try
this Veg, table Pulmonary Balsam. The result
N IS mnat gratifying. assume Won.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Rswson's Coaches.

Leave the HIN for up trains at 800 A. N. and
$50 Il. al.
For down train at 1850 A. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10

NO use ol any longer taxing The
large, rcpulsisc, gripping, drastic anu
ntuscOus pills, composed oil crude ana
bulky ingredients, aud put up IN cheap
wovu OF i...sto board Jokes, when se eau
Dy u careful application OF chemical SCI
rnce extract All the cathaltic and other
medicinal properties liom the most iaiu'
abie roots aud herbs, and concentrate
them intU minute Granule, scarcely
larger than mustard seed, that eau br
readily allowed by those oil The most
sensitive stomach and iasIidlouS tastes
Eacii vi d. Pieces Peasant PurgalNe
Pellets repre-. eIls, Ia n most concentrated
lUrm, - much cathartic power aS Is EN-
bodied in any vi the large pins found ior
sale in The drog shops. From that won
deruil caliiIriic power, III proportion ~
their size, peUplv who have not lied them
are apt 10 suppose that they are harsh Oh
drastic in fleet, but such Is not ~ ali the
cast. The different active medicinal prin'
clples vi winch lhey are composed being
So haImonlzcd, one by the other, rs 10
produce most searching and thuiongh.
Vel gently and kin,ll, operating cathaiiic.
20 cents n wal. by Druggists.
DR. BARKER's PArN PANAcEA, Tor
Rncnnauis,n. Neuralgia, Cramps, Colo,
DiarrhGa. Cholera Morbus, Cholera In
lanluni, Sprains, Burns. ScaIds. Bruises.
Chilbluins, Frost bites, Swellinss, Sore.
ness OF the JOINTS. aud all painful affect
lions OF the body. external and Internal.
For Colds. Sore throat. Quinzy, and dis
eases oil the throat aud and mucus mem
hrane, il is an invaluable Remedy
JouN + HENRY. CURRAS & Co. Propri
etors. and College Place. New York.
THOUSANDS OF PROMISING 1ouTH, 81
both sexes 20 down 10 untlmely graves.
from general debility and weakness, who
might be saved by terrifying their sysi EN-
with iron. The Peruvian slrupis al Iron
Tonic prepared expressly 10 supply this
vitalizlng element. and is the only prep
aration OF iron that will assimi.nte nj once
with the blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
RELIEF MAS IMMEDIATE

ami recovery rRpil. She - now over :! years old,
and Is active and well. Whenever she gets a &c
we're cold, which happens once in while, she takes
thip 10 sixty drops. according to the violence OF
the cough, which has always yielded In day or
two 10y taking The Balgam only oil retTing at night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10

me subscriber would hereby give notice thar
~ 1as esep duly appointed Gpsrdian Of GeoE;e
cegsF \. n. r.S !. I Ell pay:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
New Advertisements,
Notice.

10 Inn holders. TictUdlers Keepers Of Boirling A.
ltyS. billiard Saloons; HarkeTs aud PsdIGrs,
aud any others doing cuisines. IL oxford
County, chose duty " IS 10 take out IL.
ceHscs. and gre BOHdS
XyOC are hereby nolih.d that the laws must be
i strictly complied with. Secctmcn of towns
snould give the Statute notice promptly, aud notify
M Of any infringement Of the Statutes.
l.. u, STACY, sheriff.
Pari. March O. ls14
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-10
Bethel Savings Bank.

THIS Bank has done very satisfactory business
since It's organization; having received AOou'
AZ 600 ,leuosits, principally In small amounts.
IL mas paid six per cent, semiannUaily, ana mas y
surplus OF 500. The surplus Is TO be DIV ided
every two wears. so that those who allow the
money 10 remain may get what IL equal 20
ner ernt The bank has n substantial safe and n
good banking room, snd Is prudently and safely
managed by o. II. MASON, ESQ, President anu
ENoCH FOSTER, Jr., Treasurer
rbey have adopted ths very liberal rule OF
Allowing Inter re 81 from the First OF Zach
Month, When deposits are made on or before tn.
lhird day, - commence Oh the nrst OF January
is-l janS-2m