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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-24
To Lyceum Committees, Lecture Associa-
tons. &c.
,,c,ur, unon An, Crand Yo-semitrl

From the Portland Prtss--Whon Mr. Lewis ies-
turcd In THE city he madr % marked and iaYorape
iuptcSs!on, and his Lecture Was very generally -
gaited rs one OF Tie best 'lc-crptions oi me won
,lcr. Of the 70 SCmilc which Was dciiVerel from
She platform II Is prose potn OF wohur""'H
enchanting beauty. , /.
From RtN. Go W. BtCkNELL y ronsidcr Aif'
Lewis lecture upon tie "Nu semitic one 81 the
most entertaining, instructive and interesting let
u,rc. have listened 10 Tor long time.
From HtN. BENJ. l.. SNuW, Edit". nithe 'hFis
iidp Wirr0r-Thc approaching Lecture season
will Dad one 0i ,a m1si attractive feature t en-
tertgiung anl !ciJne delincation5 u. TIC apcIcIy'
scenery and wonders OF the grcii t"ciht Si1 g.
Am0us the few who ave prepared 70 7pcAN hHdtt
-tandiugy aud auraciNcly oi thesc ushS-' Il
gives us pleasure 90 ri'al!uu \. Z Lew. E-q.r
pl Fr,cbarg, Ne, who. latt -cdsuu took icl-utcS
fhc fun tour. l,om the Mississippi o. the lu->th'
ito The trip. salt Lake Ciiy aud the NoImons'
Tie t;cysCrs Tx frecs. aud tie grand Yosemite
valley were earCnly seen and ne admirably
skeichcd IN lhe four lectures which MI Lewis ia 3
prepared. During lusi win ca these lectures were
given before several yceuin ani lecture a-s0cii
ltou-. anI elected naIrriuG commentators from
indiyi lu.ls au.i fIon the pres. From our h.'"l
ed gc OF tue man. the thorou- hues- oi ins inform
aiipn. nul his clear and entertaining ~! le' we
cln, with eutuc confidence, commend tr- 'crSs
1T lcrlurc- u tlr attention ut lJccuias .nd Lee
ture Commstc,s. Mir Lewis ul1y DE engaged iJf
elmer 81 tbe Lectures o. for thc Scric-.
References ID. x O-GoOD. Boston, Pre- SMITH
ID, tm1nth Col.c4e.
Fof tcrMs a9d circJlar, eddres'
L. LEWIS, FycbUrs
Fi1cbu z. Nov. q. 1874. q
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The Wcckly g. tire 0b'e.i and most rowertUl IL
Illustrated periodical polished 100 this country Its
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The moe; la. cr- aic .,.n.- . .c poi,I are ,ios.
suffering ocl Dyspepsia alj Lives Complaint
M5lc l..; sc,ea,y-l,e Ecr Gems. ol;lt pee. lie 81
Tie United States .se a1..,teJ v.th t-'se t0e
G.-easc. --a shea caects. -pca as s,-s rt-uias.
s.,k A-a-scac. hal.,-al co-;.vene-., Impure blood
Ae-l;-llI w-,cIJrssn, slavi lx eni lUra.ug psil'
o; The .t q ,Ac s.omaca, yellow ss.1, coa'e
tongue au1 d,-asrrsstle ts-te 30 tHe mouth. col
~ 300! ,.e !3oJ AFTER eating. low spirits, s. -
c. 90 t-r ur-S >,.5r OF q. L. Wilson, 80. Paris
o. o.. A. " Han,l1ui Paris Hill or 90 auy o.Ae.
meIitiae Gr4.er alj se; - sent to.;,e, or sanl
pie lo;s.c igi Iy ceGts. g. o. GREEN.
SeIc Msuaf, tuscr. Woodbury. y J.
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Milton Plantation.

The la.e Gnc weather has been improved bv ON
farmer, 10 gathering in thtir crops. and ii>po'ins
OF surplus quantities II potatoes. apples, &c.
Hops have been raised here this season quite
extensively, proving very profitable. Nosi OF
tl,r sold Tor thuty-two cents per pound.
Mr-C.F Chase has bought the sessions mill
and has il repaired ready 10 run. His machinery
consists of board, shingle and planlns macmues
M Cha,e means business, aud satisfaction guar
au,eed to customers.
Nj, EOen Bodviu fell a short time aSo and 50
Injured her IMP a. 60 be cOniihed TO b. 81.
Nj. VIM HemmiagSsy has returned from C"ii'
f,luia aiier AL absence of more than two years
Our FaiI term OF school is being iaHsb %! &l's
Ma Thompson. This Is hsr s,cpud tenn he'e.
ANON.
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IGeERr Falls.

We axe having some very cold weather which
reminds n OF ,hc approaching winter.
Warren Stone IS erecting house al this pld,
The citizens o., this place have built very nest
looking fence On the font side Of lie ccmeiei, ,
which is being painted by " u. French 4 Co, o.
PCrcry.lc.
Francis Murphy ofPoulaud, delivered a lecture
ou Temperance, a, the NJ. Church few day
as1.at The close o. which, oue humid cd and thir
Is nine .i.i,ed the y ic,ige OF to;ol abstinence.
Itceum al Plug,cc'- ball every Friday evening
Tie '>ocfsI Circle" met with Mr.. samuel Eid-
Ion. r.. on te eve of the l2h inst, and cho the
follow aHlo,ss. SIR. Jor,.u STACY. % Pres
NJ. Jas Chapman, V.ce-Pr.-i eut; NJ. simrel
Ribbon. Ir.. Coli, Mr.. Jordan Stacy, "a Treas.
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East Rnck ell.

Ms, Nvoluc Forbes Of East Buckneld' has
been employed o. teach the winter term SO The
Line On Hartford and Buckneld, having taught
the summer term. Her mother anl m1tcru'i
grandparents went 60 the same district school
pupils Her grandfather, VIM Bckueil, taught
the winter term iny,he same house, ihiriy-iv'
wears aSo,'scycuIrcn weeks, having 65 scholars
Prom every firm tn the district being twenty
four. crme ch.iircu. save two. NOW tier' l. not
oue.ihi~d 90 attend. not one nom thirteen farms
For-y-,h-cc years ago. fifteen cord &C good hard
sound wool prepared for ,he Gre for tn winter
term was b.l 81 by James Hussey for eighty cents
,,,- cord. Vow ono c3rl and seven feet . fun
uishcl for aaothcr winter term, prepared lot the
Dire f1r $50.
The students from East BucLf,ld 20 Hebron
Acadcny retained highly elatel With the Fan
term.
Ngs John Brown di.d 20 Bangor on the l5a
.a.;.. eF.d o. yc1r. lie speaker Rev L. Ter
.ey. o., her n eril iu last Backncid ly,linslv al
luleI 20 che death OF her oli.d,ea, especially the
snd ,sn aest, Of Al. 20 We, Pich. Aubu.u u, anil
the sudden death OF Charlie soon aNer.
IAITrOWW
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AUCTION

The subscriber will sell his farm. situated IN
Paris, two and u half miles from 80 Paris ana
the me distance from Norway Village, al Public
Auction, on Saturday, Nov. Is, 1874, NJ O'Clock
A NJ Should the weather be rainy, the sale VIII
take place on Monday following or the INST lair
day after. a.,
The farm contains 100 acres or more, we'll diyid'
ed into moving, pastIring and wood land nicely
walled in; cuts from - 10 30 Ions hay, and has a
large lot of Apple Trees, mostly grated and 10
bearing condition. Also, Pear Trees. Plum Trees
and Grape Vines.
e,y- Enough wood and timber can be spared to
nay for the farm. 2t,uO0 Of HcmlOck timber is cut
and II cords ct bark pcaled ready for market
Also, nice Maple Orchard. Two thirds II the
purchase money can remain on mortgage II de-
sired. ANY one wishing tn purchase can look the
property over previous T. the sale
Also, II same time AMI place, / yoke Oxen
year old, Il. in; > Cows, yearlng heller, |
yoke OF calves % sheep, Messenger mare, years
old, Weighing lao lbs, Wagon, sleigh, har-
ness % tons hay, farming tools, &c.
JACOB G. DECosTER.
GEO. 4. COLE, Auct'r.
So Paris, November II, lsIi. wv
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OXFORD. ss:-At Court Of Probate held nj
PIri. within and for The County OF Oxford
on tic Third Tuesday OF November, \. u. ls'4,
nN the petition Of JOEL II. BlGELOM Guard
[ J inn al Hattie b Cora G. and Mcrte c. Love
on minors IN said County praying FOR
license 10 sell AMI convey one sixth part IN com
mon and undivided Of the real estate viii Ia lmes
I.unt late or Perm in -aid County died { gel ana
n. ssss. II of aud the interest Of said wards in an,
ana all tral estate in saI town OF Peru:
81 6~Jsr.d Tbst The aid Petitioner give notice
10 all bcT,sn. interested By causing IN abstract OF
aid prtiIou with tht. order thereon TO b. published
three weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat
printed al Paris thai they may appear az u Probate
Court TO be held at Paris In said County on
the third TUESDAY OF Dec. next et O'Clock ~
-. forenoon and STOW cause il any they have why
the same should not De granted.
An. WALKER, Jrdge.
4 true cOpy-attest: II. {. DAVIS, Register.
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To correspondents.

In answer to scores Of letters Of inquirs, we
state: The Finh Git Concert % the Kentucy Pub
lie Library VIII positively take place November
81, lssi, and there Will be No po-tponemeut The
capital prize win be s25JO0j. save u the trouble
of writing letters, good flicnd-, and for infouna
ton concerning this matte drop q line to Gov.
Thomas L. BramIrtte, L,u.-yiiie, Ky. You viii
receive fail particulars by ie:urn mail Please
spare Us.
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Special Notices.

Man la Ra ins.--Oae q tie ssJdest speeis.
Cies To- tae word is human being shattered and
broken down 5y the use q ardent spirits. Blu,
the damage may he repaired, tLe ruin restore
20 peTiec. sounlue,s, by course % that m' g
Pewer... oc al iuy.g1raugs. Dr. Taiser's T'HCga-
Bif;rrs Beware OF those "touics' %. which rum
Il Al elem .nt. They AssIavate disease and pro
mole decay. ~
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FRNEuUEG Nov. 81, ls5i
ThetNlmins.ioa OF th, .iu. cut- % the Academy
vas attended, GA Mon Iay aus Tue-iay. 1hol,-
rot ..rmmcl" ,or Oh, occasion. :~ IS the t'o pfc
ya.eu, custom. the scholars appeared remarkably
WI rejecting creii, upon the.r teachers no L. -
than upon their own >iud.oUs hahit-. The exit
lltcu On Tucslay erealug wac attended by Iaree
aul.>uer. n1twlth,taatingih r uatoward elements.
Tse popular drama. Down among the Breakers. %
WAS rcce.~ed with grea, spp!.use-sau lw.rhcd o.
q wa. with musc tahIeauX and song. The win
te. Germ. vascA promises an unusually large num
Der % students, open, Dec
The friends anI plri'li5ners OF Rev " S'rou''
pastor Of The Methods; church gave him d'na'
zion v.,it s.. the Congregational vcstly pn Ihur-
d5y evening. We lcarn the offerings brought were
numerous and substantial.
K,v NJ. stone, OF the Congregational church
u absent On a vacation Of two or Iafee week. ~
h.sloue ga Ph lupstou, Mass
TnsaLssi J., ueIr ~ hand, ard the moria'i'.
auloug the chickcus aud tuTkeys IS quite alarming
espec ally 20 iAe surviving ones. B!'tAt'"a'
Fryeb1rg is rejoicing ia g new meat market d
cause Tor ghaaksg,' as he YEAR round, AMI NC
shall expect Tie r.! eCurs tables Of - % sro~n
under an unusual weigh. % chick, turkeys, sir
len and lamb.
The Oxford Houss. under is new pro9I!e;or-,
o \ E C W Pike, s. winning $50! 'en opinions
], has been thoroughly swept and g1suirLcd, v..h
new furniture throughout. The one hundred OF
Ne N. DO at down to tie sho o,in-.m match supper
Few dav. since can bear tystnony to the o'ler
nsslne-s aud universal good taste" Of the cu!in
afy department. IL Is the Intention oi The pro-
p..ctor- 70 make this house lrs;-c!ass IN a!i nc
sp.et. ttlsce NOT for hIler. and lUslrrs, bat Is
Vel KEPT house and home flr laties and gentle
mcu We learn that thu lropHetors lnteud pat
ting on an additional wing the coming spring
Tia, more than doublin IT, present capacity fJl
SIMMER boarders O..s True, late proprietor OF
the ON.oo! House, has bought the Beams Hotel in
Lo,eIl and las moved 70 thattOwn. STUDENT
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An lulsili1-e Pile remedy suffers with this
painful disease Wl' have tr,ei clectuar.e- lotions
ointmec,- and lou LET of uostIums Tor h. relief
IN vain. vii thank us f.r calling attention 20
A>ANEsIs, the hagpy discovery of d. S,i-bec .an
experienced and scientific NJ. ID. Thousands Of
cases attest e, sirtye. It j. simple suppo-itory
acts as an Instrument soothing p0Uitice and med
ieine give, instant relief and cures permanently.
fr'ee sLo0. Sud by druggists everywhere -
ASAKHsl- pS4Vt o WalseT - Se7v York,
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N...... N.,. lL d.. Rev.. 81. Tabor. ID d.
Ge.. ID. ..a..l aul sIl,s Lizzie NJ ip,,.y, lu..
ci I0,...
lu .yit. Nov O. Henry IS. Weston ana NJ
Sa-aI q Ns'la-. b1tH et Ul-hrlI.
l A.I.N-i. nov. ls. 800 t4.e Dwelling oi Ore
bIt.- af.-r. ht b-Y D EullJ Dir. trarA
Dresser and M., Fsua.e T.. MERRILL
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PVRLi-.tp ~ = wAg>I>G and fo. the benefit oi
NOUNG NtN tNu uriii - So DO sulc Um NEkN
SUD- n- fit izsaHS ~ Ne.f-C are NJ .tt,u by oue
WI. cared himself at.. u..tiri gong ccu-"ier. D..
QuAc >s-y au.i sent l.uu .-l tlL post paid.
die ,-i envelope.
sufferers are Invited 60 address tlc author,
NAtuANiEI. MANEAlH.
>cr>,ucm a. O. Boa l55, ETuOkl IN, y.
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The .uh.c. ihcr hereby give. public notice that
lie has been duly appointed JOS The Hon. judge Of
PIuuItl !.r tie County Of ONluul ord assumed
tie tru-f o! Administrator, " ih Tie viii annexed
OF thc estate Of Cll AEl.E~ NIIIEE, luic of FRYE
Lur,. .n said County. decreased hy giving bord -
the law directs: be- thereto requests ail person
who are indebted to the c-iarc Of sand deceased to
make immediate payment. md those who have
an, demands thereon, 60 exhibit the anne 90
Nov. L.. 80, HENRY NjIIER.
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DIED.

In Pai-, Nov. - =. u. Weeks. a-eI about "a
ycJr-
Dr. Bethel My. q SIS. tiso.i Has;ias.. widow
month
In sweden, Nov. 8. Hr John Gorjan, aged =
year. mouth anl . dtrs
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Hiram.

Rev. Albert Cole Of CoIni, d vii preach Ger.
teun.al sermon ON Thauk-gi, wing day, at O'Clock
z. NJ NJ the Congregational ohWeh at Hiram
TIE town was settled ia the autumn OF IA, and
10 has been thought h.,ins aud p.orcf, no" ihat
the h3rves,s aTc gathered and the Ao'rs e.
autumn ended tlat We meet quietly in 'he ilou'e
or Coil without unusual hustle or parade, ard
cor memmora,e the Ter ors and eyeutS of the ceL'
tur, ~ N historical discourse by one admirably
qualified 10 deliver it. LLEwtLLYN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-24

a Comulrte Pictorial History Of the
Times. "-"Thc best. thtnptst, Hnd most
successful Family Paper - thc Mon
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ADMINISTRATOR Sale.
Fits Cured Free.

ANY person suffering from the atUvc disease BE-
icqu,.icd Go aGdrc-. DR. rWtE, and ui1l bon
OF medicine VIII bc forwarded boy ENprc--
l, RE i, :
The ouls C,tt being Tire express charge, winch
CIV INK % IA, iuIgr uuriuc--, are small
Dr Price b, regular ll'ysic,au, aud has made
The mCut "a:
PITS or EPILEPSY
q .tVty for ieis. and hv Nill warrant cure uy th'
ii-c ot li, remedy Do nrt iil 90 -,uI to him tor
a uIal lOitlc; 10 costs nothing, ani he
WILL CTKE IOr.
10 matter how loug standing Your case may be
OF how nan, other urm .lic- may have Called.
Cur.lar- and tv- t.m.u ais cent U.;h
FREE TRIAL BJTTLE,
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and for the County OF oxford
on the third TUESDAY OF November, 4. ID. -.
IN the petition nj CATHERINE +. ABBOTT
~ widow Of Ebrnekcr Abbott late Of Hanover
In said County deceased, praying for an allowance
out OF the personal e-tae or her late husband
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
20 all person.. interested b. earring copy OF this
order To- be- week, sucoe -svrly In the
oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris, that they may
apurar at a Probate Court to be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Dec. next
al O'Clock ia the forenoon sad how cause u any
they have why the same should not be granite
An WALkER, Judge.
A true copy Attest: II. &. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-24

cures OF rheuulj.,tn ucuralsi. lock iaw. palsy
syra.a., swe.I,ns=, eak q breast scsld-- burns'
ssl;.rhcum. eagachc, a. upon tAD haman frame.
an OF strains, spawn, gals, s. upon animals n
one year. ,h4n have an ether remedies since the
w,sld began Il Is a counter ilrtant. and an heal
ius paIn re'iever. Cupvlcs alov away theis
cru,e6c., the lama walk, poisonous btc, are lCn-
dc.rI harmless. ana The uoaa!v,l ave healetwtE-
or. scar Iti- no humlu-- Tie recipe D., pub-
lishcI around each bottle % Is -elhus A. no art.
Gle ever before soy! ana % sells because 20 doe
Ia; What 10 lretenI- 20 io. Those ~ Do now safer
from rheumatism. pain or swelling. deserve o.
silfer. z ihss vi. .lt g.e teutlur Ln.-cut. -
More shan 1909 cs.,,-rt.ei ~ remarkable cures.
iuc'pd.us frozen Lnt,, chronic lhcumJii~u rou-.
fuaa NJ tumovs, &c. have been received. w VII
sea- e. Circular c5a,l.-.l.. c,.tIcl;es, tae rc-.fe
s. grail, O. a1y one r,gue-auS t. one bottle
@; tae yellow wrapper Cc.t. ar L.a.nca, .s WONT.
N, la1 .-ll dollar. faT spawned o. swc.u.y,.
hors,. ...d mu.c,. yr flr .e,ts-aora' .a sheep -
st5ck owner. th.s Imminent .- worthy your .;cu.
Ion. ~ ts..iy sl'a. 3 3- ,y..l.a, Cc.;1"r L.a.-
melt. J.. l>E * Co. n lerk.
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OXFORD, - AT a Court OF Probate held at
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on the third Tuesday OF November, 4 ID. ls.t
TOH,t C. WYMAN Guardian " Elwin .. Knox
81 et ais minor children aud heirs Of Albion Is.
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