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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-07-26
Morning Star and Catholic Messenas

THE MORNING STAR has been staxSe9
with the approval Of the ecclesiastiea
authority of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want in New Orleans, and 10
mainly devoted to the interests OF sna
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere N
politics except wherein they intesfsre
with Catholic rights, but viii expcee
iniquity in high places, without regard %
persons or parties. Next TO tho spirasens
rights of all men, 1t will especially CHAM
pion the temporal rights of the poor.
Appvova! Of the Most Rev. AsshbasAsz
We approve Of the aforesaid unass-
taking, and commend it to the Catholics
of our Diocese.
~. NJ. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW OREnAssss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
from the OXFORD Rcgisser.l il,
Y orIh N0re Nv.

/
Our correspondent ",lHo," writes:
a narrow escape from serious accident
occurred yesterday (March pa at Cyrus
N. Bucks, Norlh Norway. Mr. Buck
had previously advertised, and was then
selling his household goods as well as
other property At auction, preparatory to
going West. The company present for
the purpose of buying, numbering some
forty 10 fifty persons, had assembled in
the chamber OF the house, where there
was large amount Of furniture stored for
the purpose of sale, TO look over the
different articles and make their bids 4,
when ali at once the floor limbcrs gave
away and all present with The large ac'
emulation of furniture were precipitated
to the lower floor, distance of some nine
or ten feet. On the lower floor was Mrs.
Buck, Mrs. White, aud two small boys
when the upper floor with its pOndcrous
weight came crashing through. An cX-
tension table set OIL this floor aud that
with the fre-frane was the probable
means of saving the lives of hose on this
floor, For strange as 1t may seem, no
ono received the slightest Injury except
Mrs. White, who was severely injured
in the back and hip. How such az acct
dent could occur without moro serious
resul, is strange indeed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
==a
OBITUARY.

With feelings Of sorrow we chronicle the death
OF Mrs. Hannah Pearl, wife Of James Pearl VI
Porter, aged u years, months ami 70 days.
Her death occurred in Charlcs;own, Mass,
March ID. ISL where shc had been spending a
short time with her children on visit, and Tor the
purpose OF recovering her health, which had been
very delicate for about three years. Her remains
were brought TO Potter, aud buried in the church
yard AT the village. Funeral sermon by Rev. Joan
stanley OF Porter. Mrs. Pearl was the daughter
Of James Garland and was born in bingham, y.
H., Aug. g. 1895. She was led to Mr. Pearl
when she was about eighteen years Of age, with
whom she Travelled The journey of life pleasantly
aud happily She WAS the mother Of eight chi.
drcn, seven of whom are now living, 20 be be.
reayed of a dearly beloved parent. One year or
more before her death she cspoused an interest in
her Redcemer, and when death called for her she
met the grim messenger without Il dread or fear.
Her life has ever been one Of candor, prudence,
justice and morality, and che leaves none behind
bu, friends TO mourn her loss, but what is their
loss is her gain. y. III. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Buckfeid.

Our correspondent writes: Mcssrs
Andrews 4 Waldron have taksn ali their
workmcn from their Bridgtoa factory t.
work in their factory Lcre during the
spring. They have bought more timber
than in any previous year. and their mill
will not rest much du,iug the coming sea
son.
The two auction sales FOR the estate OF
Asa Robinson amounted 10 little more
than two hundred dollars.
The mumps have seized upon our Bar.
Der; they have also SGT mark u?on Han
son.
The Bapti.; society, initiating the ex-
ample OF tbs reformcrs In other places,
have held prayer meetings nearly every
evening during tho la,t week.
We learn that Or Brigham is ncgotia'
ting for i wood-pi!e.
The County Attorney, Shcrin and jury
men from this town, returned from Pals
las, Saturday, picking their way through
the mud Oh foot like ordinary people.
Their ccuu,cnaucc' all wore u rosy hue.
The effect We suppose uf--Ihc weather.
EuckGcM has long had the reputation
u Jcjn. unfortunate ia rs town affairs,
bat at last it has molly redeemed itself;
Tor notwithstanding the Willy Vaccinations
OF Hebron TO Is Albert Record away
from -, we have, with the assistance Of
Judge Barrows and the jury, saved him
.ur ourselves and our children. There
fore lc, Hebron pu, on ,ackclolh anl lit
in ashes; and remember ihat chapter in
Timothy.
Peaceful times In EuckhclL now; =
great change since the iir-t Of January.
No more secret meetings a, The saw-m,ll,
no more gglemjz.d. We expect 10 ear
the voice OF the turtle soon. "T,mPora
mu,laiur, cl nos nu:JI.ur in Ills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31

Wcrcgret to lcSrnt that scwell Col E>q.
of Mexico, was badly injured last week
by fllisg r. ,m the Iooi Of Mr.. Wsr'hley' :
house II ar Mexico Corner. The house
took ire on the roof, AMI while NJ. Got'
was trying TO pat out the flames his feet
slipped anl he fell to tie ground, dis
tarce OF about twelve feet.
There has been some changes in Real
Estate in this town. Mrs. Clarissa Cod
win has sold her farm to Oliver rettengill,
Rsl; Tie price paid was $500. Mr..
Peter Austin has sold his farm to Charles
Thomas of Greenwood, and IS about
moving to Auburn.
Mrs. Martin, wife Of kimball Martin,
fell on the ice and fractured her hip badly.
Mr.. David llulchjns, formerly an old
resident Of this town, died suddenly at
Hanover on Sunday, March 22d. His age
WAS abou, 50.
Edward Stevens. E-q., who has beeA
confined to his house most OF the winter,
i. now able to be out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
PRATTS ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odOrless Always
tniOrm. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas
Buns 10 any lamp without danger uI exploding or
taking tre Manufactured expressly 20 disrlare
TIE use Of volatile and dan gerUUs OILS It. safety
Uater every possible test and Is perfect burning
qualities are proved by is continued use Ia over
-. .0QO families
Millions OF gallons have been sold, and no acci-
Ccut-directy or indircctly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing or handling T.
Inc immense yearly lOe OF life and property
resulting from the use OF cheap and dangerous
oils IN the United states, is appalling.
The Insurance Companies And Fire Commits
sioners throughout the country, recommend the
ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps arc
g,ed send Tor circular
FOR sAle a. retail by the trade generally, and al
Teolcsaic oy the PrOprietOrs, CilAS PRATT 4
60, Ia Fulton Street, New orr.
au.r.hs sim
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
New Advertisements.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, IS AT a Probate Court held at Paris
ia and Tor the County of OXf-rd ON the thiIJ
Tuesday OF March, \. ID. l>1i.
certain instrument plrportng 10 be n copy OF
"a the lat viii and testament OF Crawford Allen
late Of Providence. in the State OF Rhode Island
aud of the Probate thereof in said state OF Rhode
Island duly authenticated. having been presented
. the Juige of Probate for our sail County, fol-
The purpose OF being allowed, filcd aad recorded
IN me Probate Count for our sald County:
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given TO all
persons Interested therein, by Publishing a copy
OF this order three weeks successfully IN The oxford
Democrat. a newspaper printed at Paris. In said
County the last publication 90 be thirty day prior
to the third Tuesday OF Nav, ID. Il q, that they
may appear al Probate Court then and there "a
De held at Paris within and for said County, at len
O'Clock in the FORENOON, and show cause II any
tL,y have against the same.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
Attest-H. c. DAVIS, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Bethel Savings Bank.

THIS Bank has done very satisfactory business
since It's organization; having received about
30 900 deposits, principally IN small amounts
II has paid six per cent, tcniannually, snd has q
Surplus of SsOO, The surplus L. TO be divided
every two years, so that those who allow their
money TO romSp, may get what Is equal 10 2 Ia
per cent. The bank has substantial safe and
good banking room ami j. prudently and safely
managed BY .. II. MASON, Esq, President and
ESUCn FOSTER, Jr, Treasurer.
They have adopted tbs very liberal rule OF
Allowing Interest from the First OF Each
Month, when deposits are made on or before he
Third day to commence on the lrst OF January
1914. jan5-sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31

"EUY THE True MEDiCINg."-AIy wife is sub
jcct to Catalrh and Paralysis, and has tried MI.
merons medicines, but rs a constant medicine
nonc have given her so much relief rs she has ex
perienccd in the use of"I. F." Atwood's Bit,ers
She has also found almost immediate benefit IN
Constipation and Dyspepsia in doses of one tea
spoonful. For the latter complaints my daughter
has used them with tie same result.
NIB. have been deceived several times by
the imitation put mp In the same shaped bottles
and signed by one WOOD in place Of al. F."
Atwood, which imitation has always proved Lear
" worthless JOIN PIkE,
East Fryetirg, Ne
Mr.. John Pike was = brother Of the late W.
Pike, Physician and Druggist, of Cornish.
ns-Scc also that it bears the trade mark IL. + y
in RED INK, large letters, or You viii be grossly
imposed upon.
March 81, ISL I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
{ anton.

Our correspondent writes Dura Brad
ford, Who occupies the brick store" has
bccu suffering from an attack Of ague.
which kept him 81 home several days Last
week, during which time his store was
closed.
Orr,son Cannon has sent TO mar~ei
this season about forty ton: Of dried APP
pics. and has now about one hundred
b rrc's on hand.
\ large amount Of money has been paid
oct here for timber. &C. during the past
winter. 10y OTIS lIayford. He has bought
about ten thousand dozen shovel handle
blocks for Andrews ~ Waldron Of Buck
Gcll aud about five hundred cords of pop
lar Tor tie ,oo,h-pck factory.
Several hu"drcd cords Of wood have
been landed here, waiting for shipment
over the railroad IN the spring The own
c5s exhibi, good courage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Thirty Years Experience Of an
Old Nurse.

prescription OF oEc 81 sac beet Female Physt
cans aa, NuEs-s In the Jul;eJ states AMI has becn
used Tor thirty yeHrs with lcyer failing safety aUd
sTrrcss by millions of mothers and children. from
t-r feeble infant % one week OH - tc atult. IL
connects acdty OF tc stomach relieves y MI cole
regulates the bowels, and give, ret, health and
eu-nfrt % neither and chi.l. We believe Il j. the
S,>t and Surest remedy IN the World, in al Csses
Qi Dl eENTEll ana uIARRfIEA N CHILD.
kEN. whether 90 arises from Tcvthins or from sny
ether cause. Fun directions for using viii accom-
laIy each bottle None genuine unless the fac
sigiilic OF CURTIS & PERKINS is on the outside
wrapper sold by al. Medicine Dealers.
luls'-g.fv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Special Notices.
Don't Neglect Costivcncss

Tie prol ir source % Headache Dizziness, Heart
.l.u. OnVresSiun O.. food, fl8tUicucv. sour in-
arl klu Is-lc Il thc Mouth. >icA Headache Pal
tIt.on or tl.ttvsius 90 tae >tou1ca, yellow OF
l.. ga. >kln. PAN ig the ~lse, Mrsftuc-r Weak.
nc--. t.c. D. 10 NkRI>oN'> lEHI-IALI4D LOAN
c. ru-r 1ll these, stmVtOins bc.ug bo.h q .INA-
re ana JUuic combined Agreeable 70 the palate,
CHCta..u. riihouf Vatr. they quicken thv Liver,
ilu ms, D gc,li0a aaG arr ne 0ay prev su,.vs and
F-,t iar ft'ss. Trial box, so Cts. Large box 6sc.
ia..c.l zee ioT this ls,t price.
IE uAEEISUN'~ d BLAND Z Al.>AA,
s,I.tu..I cure Tor COUeHs. HJNESENESS. audHll
TRS1Ar Nrf n - complaints. kor sale By +. :.
HARRISON 4 CO, Projectors, ~. Trcugu.
Isfa,.-. Boston, aud S.i Drugs So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Administrators Sale.

NTOTlCE is hereby given that by virtue of a
~ liccnsc from the Hon. a. III. Walker, Judge
OF Probate Gor the County of oxford, | shall sell
81 public or private sale. ut the store of James
Ilish IN Hartford, on Saturday, the second day Of
Nav next At one O'Clock IN the afternoon, all the
real estate OF Either Sturevart, late of Hartford
IN said County deceased, tor the payment Of debts,
charges of administration, and Incidental charges.
said zeal estate consists OF n dwelling house and
ab ut FIVE aarcs of land with good orchard on
the same, being the former residence OF the
deceased. MOSES ALLEY, Admir-.
Hartford, March 18Th, lsIi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
en-. BRADBURY, n. ID
Centaur Liniment.
pEr1

There .' no Tain which CentaEl L.nimcnt will
A,trclcye no gve..ing ), Will 10; su6dUe, and no
sment,s which 10 WILL no; cu-c. This is sisng
lsusUHSe. but 70 is true. where the parts are not
Eoac .is ELECTS are marvellous. /; has produced
49, surcs OF rheumatism. neuralgia, lock Jaw
pa, .p.A.I5, sWoll.sss, caAcl breast, scslis
ss-n', ,a.,rueum ear ache, &C, upon The hugnan
haw-. ard q strains, sp.v.n, gals, &c, upon
e. Ns.s Boa one year, Than have al other remedies
sa-e tae wor!l begin. ltis counter i-r.,aut, sn
-ecl.ln- Is.n reieyer. CUip,cs Jh,oN NHaT
ue.- clutches, the llue wa'k. % sonou, bite, are
rUr.c.cl harmless, and Tue wcuajcd are helel
.asat = sear. q, Is no huHbGs. The recipe j.
Iata-Hci around each bottle. Il = selling ss no
article cys. before SOLD, and 10 cell, because 70 dos
las; what % prc.eads % d. Those VINO now su1vr
from ra-uuati,n, pain OF swelling, deserve 20
srH--. % they will not use Ccn;.gr Liniuacnj.-
Mose Than 90 certificates % remarkable cure,,
.-c ud.og frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, goIt
runo-a. ,amors. sc have been received. We Niil
zeal circular containing eeTg,aCa-cs the recipe,
a graft, 20 any one requesting q. Gas bottle
81 The yellow wrapper CcnJaur L,nimcu. Is worth
one hsndrcI dollars for spawned or sveCn.ed
hos.e> aud u-uics or FOR scrcW orul ia shevp.-
Sos thi, lniacuJ = worth yovr attention.
- family should re without Centacr Linimen;.
; EOSE y Co. Nsv Y,.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Com missiGncrs' Notice.

THE under, igned. having been appointed By the
i Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County OF Ok
ford on the third TueH,lay of March, \. u. 1874
Commissioners 20 receive aud examine the claim
against the estate Of stephen Reed, late OF Canton
in said County deceased, represented insolvent
hereby give notice that six MOI ths from the date
uf said appointment are allowed to said creditors
in which 10 present and prove their claims and
that they will be in session ut tho office OF O.is
Hayiord in Canton In sid county on the last
Saturday Of june and september next, from one
10 i've oelOca ia the afternoon ofeach OF said days
for the purpose of receiving the fama.
Dated this twcnty-fourih day of March, a. D.
1874.
HIRAM A ELLIS, C..,-,
81 OTIS llAlFORD, ~" TO-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Mail Arrangements.
walls CLosE.

Dor Portland sud Boston at ll;l5 A. NJ. and ~
4 NJ. the latter mail arriving "a Portland at S:l,
The next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Trunk, at sss5 z. NJ.
for Norway atS;is \ NJ, sud for the westefr
part OF The County, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS AM
saturdays, via Norway, st the same time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31

Tie new postage law brings considerable
rs,eauc ftom the New York advertising agencies.
Geo. =. Roweii 4 Co.. quarterly bills upon news
paper, received exceed Si3j, those OF 5. NJ. 7, {.
,cl.gill < Co. are above $50, Nh.lc The agencies
OF W. J Carlton, Baics y Locke, W. ". sharpe
AM others mo-t prominent, pay from oHC.!ouTh
:, oac.e sAsh Of the above amounts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the stOm
scb bEOWN's YERNlFUGE { sMFiTS
Nil destroy Worms without injury 70 the child.
Je'ng perfectly WHITE, and Tree nom al color.
ny or other Injurious Ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, ProprStors,
No 2l5 fTit0u street, New York.
Sod ~ az Druggists GRd CAsBlistS and Dealers ia
Medicines az TWENTY FIVE CENTS Box.
jBiS'7J Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

DURSUANT To license from the Hon. Judge OF
4 Probate Tor the County OF Oxford: shall sc!i
by Public Auction on the premises, in Hebron on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1874, the home
stead farm OF the late Slmnc Packard, containing
City acres of good land, with the building there
Oh. DANIEL ID. OhAffA AM Aunt
Hebron, March 10, ls7i 3N'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
HIRAM A. ELLIS, ! C,u,,r,
OTIS llAlFORD, w" o.
L. :. MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
Portland, March al, 1874. (

DISIIICI OF MAINEl 50:
This l. to give notice, That on the 10Th day of
MARCH,, 4. -. 1874, 4 Warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate VI AzEL W. FAUNCE OF
Minot in the County OF AndI oscoggin and State Of
Maine, who has been adjudsed Bankrupt. individ
ually and As member OF the Arm OF Faunce and
L.rrabee on his own petition hled in the District
property belonging Ia said Bankrupt, to him or for
his use, end the transfer OF any property by HIM
are forbidden by law; that meeting oI the Cred
ito5s Of the sail Bankrupt to provo ther debts and
10 choose one or more assisRSes OF his estate vii
be held at n Court Of nankrup:cy to be hodcu ~
the onic2 Of J. u }. ". Moy, In Lewiston la said
segnts before John ", May BEG" Keg,.ser, on the
:, :, NAHBLE.
U. s. MdrshGi as Nesyeaysr for said Eis!rict.
WaT2i sH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
MlRRIED.

In Norway, March 2lst, by Rev. L. H. Tabor
Mr. Isaac ;. Ford Of Canton, aud Miss Isabella A.
Rycrso OF Paris.
In East Dedham, Mass, by Rev. T.. A. Nudge,
Mr. Edgar 4. Tapley OF last Dedham, to Miss
Ella l.. Bnmpus oil Paris.
At BryEnrs Pond, sd inst, by Rev j II. Fogg
Mr.: a. {. Bolster 10 Miss Mary l.. Durham, both
OF liry ants Pond.
In BiddefOr,l, March is. Mr. Samuel Dearborn OF
Frycburg, and Miss Eunice Gross Of Saco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31

-Wednes'laylast horse belonging 10
Scott Young OF ruisoniell, while h;.chcd
to brace in E Bl.zoe's shed, 60
frightened and broke loose and ran n
mile and hall. as inr as the residence OF
Otis Churchill. lie was stuck with q
club there, aud Miss e. ran out with q
whip aud drove him into The stable, with.
out any injuries to the horse vr carriage.
IT is no WoNDER that invalids lose
faith in all specifics. when so many worth
less medicines are advertised for the cure
OF various diseases; but which when tried,
ale found wanting. We have yet 10
learn, h viewer Of the first failure OF DR..
WstdrS Baisdm of IHiii Cherry, to cure
coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. GENERAL
DEBILITY CAUTION chromosomes
FELLOW ; COMPOUND SYRUP OF iilPOP.
uosPnirEs. As this preparation 70 entire
ly different in its combination aud eli, CT
from all other remedies called Iiypophos
phites, The public arc cautioned that the
=
blown on the bottle. The signature of
the inl entor. james l. Fellows, is writ
ten with rcd ink across each label. and
the price is 81 per bottle. Fellows Com.
pound Syrup Of lIypophosphiles IS pre-
scliJed by the FIRST physicians in every
city and town whe; O il has been init oiuced
and ii is i thoroughly orthodox prcpara-
ton.
About Bitters.-At certain periods
of lie tonic is necessity; but there is
danger in using stimulauts that.injure the
organs of digestion while giving temper
ary relief. To obviate this. and present
10 the public tCnic free from ALCOHOLIC
POISON, Dr. Greene prepared The OXY-
GrNATEp BITTERs. n suro cure Tor DYS-
PEPsn and all kindred complaints. Sold
everywhere JOIN +. HENRY. CURnAN &
Co. Proprietors, and College Place,
New York.
Suncrcrs with PILES should erect
monument TO DR.. SILsBEE for his beucG.
cent discovery OF ANAkESlS, an inf4lli-
bic cure for the worst cases of piies-a
failure in 10000 cases has not been
recorded. 1t is n simple supposilory,
painless anil easy of application, gives
iastaEt relief, acts "a an instrument.
soothing pouIlice aud medicine, aud can
not fail to care. Lotions. ointmcrtS,
and internal remedies may fail. but
ANAKESlS is mlalliblc Price 100.
Sold 10y Druggists everywhere. Princi-
pa! Depot. 46 Walker 81 New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
W ny Will 10 n
= ncrt .

To an persons suder.
iug from Rheumatism,
Nyurslgia.Cralnps In the
l,mbs OF stomach Bilious
Colic, Pain 10 the back,
bowels or ,tie.We would
say. THE HoUsEHOLD
PANACEA and PANTY
iISfMENTt. OF all others
The one you want fol in-
tcsnsl aud cNtsrnal use.
10 has cuIed The above
complaint, iu thousands
20 eases There l. no
u.i-ts H. about o. Try it.
Seis cy al Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
WANTED.

THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO ,
OF Philadelphia, IA old, reliable Life Company,
desire, aa agent IN every part Of hi, state In which
II is now represented. 1; . strictly Mutual Com
pany, returns IT. surplus premiums 10 is members
every yoar, and n as erpepSeS are snail frnlshe
them Insurance NJ the lUWc-f possible rates. All
OF t. policies are non forlrtbl0 foe their vnlue
after the third year. Liberal Commission contracts
made with reliable men. Apply 10 II :. STEPHENS
\. PrCs't, No. p2l Chestnut ST, Philadelphia, Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for

LoRING's VEGETABLE SPECIFIC for
the relief OF CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA,
SICK HEADACHE and FILES, L. working
wonders. DIR. Loring - "A chemist and
ipotheeary OF long experience, and Is so
WOLF RHd favorably known, that Ina this
community the fullest reliance - plRe cd
ia his prcparatIons.--go Portland TTdHscript.
THOs. g. LoHING, Pharmacist, Portland
Ne, Prop'i ;os- Price SIOJ. All dealers sell H.
Trade .uPpalcd by ". +. PHILLIPS Il Co., and
J. w. PERKINS q Co, wholesale Druggists, Port
Land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
RaWson's Coaches.

Leave the Hin FOR up trains at 500 A. NJ. and
3:iN Il. NJ
For duow ,raia at Il:0 AN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
AlAfIs AGRIyE

From Portland sAl Boston At lo:aO A. NJ and
ttgP N
Down nSil via Grand Truak. l:S0 z. NJ.
Prom Norway and The western nsrt Of the County
~ l:5l Z. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
Don't be Discouraged

tired fity remedies and received no bencGt i
mere therefore "nO Jalm M Gi.ead z" Verify there
j. 1cur liver may DC congestCd, your stomach
hSi parAlyzeu, } our nerves Qniyering, YOUR mus
Siea Anotted WIKI torture Your bowels con stTicted
Your iunss diseased Your blood Iull Of impurities
~ et IN one week after commencing 4 course OF
uk' NAtKE1's VINEGAR BIrrERS YOU will kcl
a. q new erearuIe marl1im
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-31
For Sale.

\ cood and convenient residence centrally 10
cocatcd in Iuckncld NilsI.C, consisting OF House
FL! aud stable al connected with good garden AZ.
tached together with the shop and Matois
Works tools, belonging to the late A-a :. Robin
son; also are acre OIL hr.t class tliagc land II d..
sired. This Is rare opportunity for any one
wishing 70 engage in the business Of marble
worker, a. there no other shop ia this section OF
the Comfy, and Mr. Robinson had large 6Hsi
ness Address The subscriber Buckneid, Nc
q. ID. BISBEE, Administrator.
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COUNTY OF OXFORD.
Wanted.

Wanted.
4 FEW reliable and engertic men to canvass
N for Cuixot's Popular History of France.
Satisfactory references required Address
FRANCIS H. COFFIN, Portland,
MarS,w General Agent Tor Maine
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Stale of Mainc.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, March u, 1874.
Upon the following townships or tracts OF land
not liable to be taxed in any iowa, the following
assessments for State tax of 1874, were made b.,
The Legislature on the third day OF March, 1874.