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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
Editorial and Selected Items.

Rev, Mr.. Murray of Boston. lectures
at Norway Monday night, 26lh inst.
Don't fail TO hear him.
Mrs. Fuller will read in The Court
House, Paris Hill, next Wednesday
evening. Go and hear her.
Henry Clews & Co, the New York
Bankers have made an assignment OF
their property Tot the benefit OF creditors.
Mrs. Horace Cummings OF Paris
Hill shows Us straw berry plant contain.
ing one ripe berry and two buds. which
she picked in The Geld last Sunday, Oct
25th
Granville L. Tacy of Oxford has been
authorized 10y the Governor to solemnize
marriages. and Geo. H. Brown OF Mason
hiss been appointed Justice oil The Peace
and Quorum.
The Ladies' Social Circle of Paris,
gave a very pleasant entertainment al
Academy Hall last Wednesday evening.
Over thirty dollars were added 10 the
socieiy's fund.
DIR. H. c. Estes. of the First Baptist
Church, Paris, preached 4 powerful ser.
mon last Sabbath, drawing lessons from
the eclipse OF the moon which took place
during the night previous.
We understand that Mr.. J. Greene,
Of Wate rCord. father OF DR.. W. Greene.
Of Portland, died suddenly on Saturday
last. lie WAS to be Imied to-day, Clues.
day Rev. J. b. Wheelwrisht. OF South
Paris. will Ollie late
Paris Hill Lyceum held a very inter.
es,iug meeting last Friday evening. A
fine delegation from Oxford Normal In
>titutc, with a number OF other friends
from South Paris village, were present
and participated in the exercises.
The Hover and vegetable gardens on
Mr. Wm. Chase, Paris Hi, exhibit as
good culture As those in our cities under
the charge OF professional gardeners.
Mr.. c. raises nice asparagus, and this
year lie obtained some superior celery
and nice onions from The seed. lie gets
about forty bills OF choice fruit from his
orchard this season and about as many
bushels Of cider apples, besides grapes,
plums. &c. We were RECALLED upon a
mess Of his sweet corn as late As last
Friday.
We intended to notice moro parJicu-
larry the full blood English Durham short
horn yearling Bull which Mr.. William
Chase. OF Paris Hi. exhibited at the re.
cent Fair. and which was awarded a pre-
MUM. l; is owned by Mr.. +. + Favor.
OF Dedham. Mass. an Oxford boy. and
came from The celebrated stock farm OF
r. O. Stowe, Mansfield. Conn. The AMI
mai is OF the same family and stock rs
hat OF the noted COW which brought
$4,000 at the great sale OF Senator
Campbell. in Utica. y. Y. in Sept OF last
year /. is the choicest stock in our
County, without doubt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
Change in the Cabinet.

Now that the Presidents Long Branch
season Is over. i. i confidently asserted
that there viii be a change 10 lie catiuet,
and that before the first OF Dcccmber.-
1t is known that the President and all
heads of departments have bought large
IL Of tickets Tor the next Grand Git Con.
cert OF tie Public Library Of Kentucky,
10 draw November 80. asd they hStter
themselves that they will capture one OF
more OF The large prizes, which VII make
plenty Of change in Tue cabinet.
Jasper X. Herbert has commenced 4
suit in the Supreme Court OF Kings
county 10 recover from Gen. Benz. F.
Butler $4,000, being bali the legal fees
IN the cotton sui, gained by the late Gaz
away B. Lamar from the Uui,ed States
Government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
Young Sky Lark
Non-IScsidcnt faxes,

In thc town Of SuHUeT County OF oxford and
state Of Maine loi the year 1913.
The following list ol taxes on real estate 81 non
resident oNur.- in tl- town OF sumner Tor the
,rly lS.. In bills committed 90 W. K SEWALL
collector of taxes f said town of sinner ON
tlu uh day 90 Au-u-t ls,l Or, been returned bi
him 10 mc a. remaining unpaid "n the 2stl day
OF July 1874 u5 hi- certificate OF thit 'ldlc 4hu
uo,r rtmln unpaid aud notice j. hereby given that
iItaid taxes, Interest AMI charges are not papi
iuto the treasury OF laid town within viShtcci,
months irow the data 81 tine commitments OF -ald
bi!l. =, much Of the real estate 80 taxed viii De-
sufficient 30 ut, the amount dUc therefor including
iut...t and cii1r.es VIII without further notice be-
scli 10 l,uhlic auction ~
The treasurer OGite. w: his dwelling, IN said
town on saturday. The thirteenth day eff February
ls-j &C out O'Clock. 4. NJ
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Auuust Flower.

The m.sei able beings in the world are those
suffering f on Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More that seventy.ilye per cent. of the people ~
the United States are afflicted with those tive
diseases aud their effects; such as sour stomach
sick headache, habitual costiyeness, impure blood
heartburn, waterbrash ,gnawng and burning pains
At the pit Of the stomach, yellow skin, coated
tongue aud disagreeable taste in the mouth com
ing up Of the food after eating, low spirits, &c-
Go to the Drug store Of &. L. Wilson, so. Paris,
or Of A. VI. Hammond, Paris Hill, or to ANY Other
medicine dealer, and get - cent bottle, OF a sam
pie bottle for 10 cents. &. q. GREEN
Sole Manufa tuner, Woodbury. N
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Stand and Farm for Sale
in Woodstock.

The subscriber offers for sale the old Isaac Thur
low Stand in Woodstock. said stanl consists OF
one and half acres Of good land with the build
ings thereon. Also, Tor sale, the farm formerly
owned bv Lewis Fuller, containing one hundred
acres of prime land, we'll adapted TO farming pur'
poses. -.
The above property will be sold at a very rea
snnable figure ii applied for soon.
For terms OF other information, apply to
MRS. Z. 5. CUMMINGS.
Paris, Me-, Oct. q, 1874.
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From the Oxford Register
Porter


Oar corresl onden; l." writes:
learn that \. Ii. Mason, Esq, OF Porter,
was visited by seventy OF his friends and
ncighbors (by the way OF seranade) on
Friday night last, 10 congratulate him on
hi, recent marriage. They were very
civil aud maneIly, and were cordially re-
ce,ved; were treated on the luXuries Of
farm products, such as honey, melons.
apples, new cider, &c. They remained
uutil little past midnight and very quietly
departed, kindly receiving tile thanks OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mason for The clyIliIy and
coulleousuess manifested IN their visit.
Oar Correspondent IS. D." writes During
the past week We have had some delight
ful weather. the air mild aud summer like.
The farmers here have nearly finished
harvesting, The crops are llght-very
light compared with former years; apples
almost au entire failure; corn very poor.
There IS an average crop OF potatoes. Mr..
kE. L. Hartford raised some very tiue large
Garuets. seventeen of which filled 4 half
bushel. Who can beat that: Let rs hear.
| givc list OF the number OF bushels Of
Wheat raised IN our nelghborhood,
threshcd by Jere Pugsley and David a.
/ Co!cord. rs follows: Jere pugsley 10
I bushels. Eben Norton 81, Marquis J..
Brooks Ii, Lorenzo Wood 10, John Doug
I las l6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

OXFORD, ss:- At a Court OF Probate lfld AT
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday OF October, A ID. lsH,
nNthe petition OF POLLY I. BUCkNAM widow
" OF shepherd Bucknam late OF sumner IN SAID
County deceased, praying for an allowance out oil
the personal estate OF her late husband (:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested by cau.iag copy OF thi,
order 10 BE- published three weeks successfully in the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court 10 be held At Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday OF Hov. next
at O'Clock i'm the forenoon and show cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: H. Z. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

OXFORD, SIS AT Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday of October, ID. 1871,
ON the petition OF ALVIN KEEN vidowcr Of
~ Mary G. Keen late of Hebron in said County
deceased praying for an allowance out OF the
personal estate OF his late wife:
Ordered, That the sail petitioner give notice 10
all persons interested by cau'ing = copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court TO be held Ut Paris
10 said County OF the third Tuesday OF Nov. next
at O'Clock in the forenoon and slew cause il any
they have why the same should not be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true eopy-Attest H. C. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court Of Probate held ut
Paris within apd Tor the County OF ONioi
on the third TUESDAY Of October. A. u. 1874.
ON the petition Of PIECE DECKER OF Paris,
Yin said County pray ing that Thomas II Blown
of Paris be appointed Administrator on the estate
of Charles DecL er Lite OF Paris in said County
deceased:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested by cSusirg copy OF thus
order be publishcdthree weeks sIcccssNtl\ inthF
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear AZ a Probate Court 10 be held al Paris
in sall County on the third Tuesday VI Nov. neat
ut O'Clock in the forenoon aud show cause u any
they have why the same sboald not be granted.
A. IL. WALKER, Judge.
A true cOpy-Ittest: II. {. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

PUBLISHED A. A wARNING and for the benefit OF
NoCNG Mas AND OTHERS who sufcr from NklSN-
OUS DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD. ETC.
supply Ok fis 1tslgs gf Se.f-Crs. Written by one
wh5 curet himself alter undergoing considerably
qrackrrv. anil scut nee on receiving post PAID,
directed envelope.
sufferer, al- invited to address the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
scpo-u-m i. %. Box lAt. br.uA4t p, y I
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Mortality Prevented.

Il would be a moderate estimate to
place the number OF eases in which Con
sumption is prevented BIZ the timely use
OF Hales HsVey ~ RJreh5m'a ard Ttr,
at ten thousand per anuum. No cough,
cold. bronchial affection, sore throat, OF
other ailmeut OF tue organs OF respiration
can ever degenerate into a mortal disease
if this paIalabie and absolutely infallible
specific be taken in lime aud long enough
perseyered in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
NcnnlnrL.

John Tibbctts n Harrison shook maker, atwoTk
ror l.. Saubogn at Denmark, manufactured 100
-hooks In four DAYS.
Rev. 4 WitRam has leased the lower story
Of Gray \ PcndeNtey's clothing mhnuiactoryi anu
7 opt ned q variety store therein.
Gilbert Warren OF Denmark lately performed a
feat m the way Of mountain travelling when l.
certainly lc-crViug OF notice. starting nom his
residence near the south end OF Mount Pleasant,
he assembled the south peak Of the mOu tain " .tl
hi- horse aud buggy, accompanied oy his sister
nom DWELL Mas, and her daughter all three
pcr-on. riding part, aud his sister al, the way
They then made their way up tile steep ACTIVITY
near the Mount Pleasant house, supposed 10 De
-,hi- cyr "a horse which they accomplished
by an casterlv dct,ur, and gained the summit In
triumph They then descended by The carriage
roai. aud returned home around the base OF The
mountain. some three miles having Rccompl shed
tie whole trip between the hours Q; A. NJ. aud
L. " - BridgtVH ASEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
Special Notices.


Avoid all s,r.u- pUrs3tre pills which only eN.
hAlst the mucous srctcIlu- aud wear outuaiure
pl n NuEI~oN' A., PEgIsTALTIC Lon NSL> are ,u~t
U.e opposite. tlcy restore tAc u sest-ou, 4utcAcn
the liver and tJUC up The whole stem, thus eur
ln- pgsytpsiG, HtIIdlts Di--iscss. Ft.ts, anu ga
other results ~ HNUIUAL CONSTIPATION, The
CHIEF cause ur go health, especially among ~ yil-H
Tilt uoN. BY cts. Large box, ~ c;,-, mailed ilee
fOI tA!s .4,t price
DR. HARRl>ON'S ICELAND BAL>AM
a splendid cure for CoUGHs. uoARsENEss. AMI all
THROAT aat LUNo complaints. For salc us :
HARRISON Is co. Proprietors. No. 4 fremont
In---.- E------ ~ L. III Ll-u---.---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

Ca-toriaa Is uso-e than substitute t1r Castor
o. DC is tHe ollv sa E, article iu tN.styure witch
j. certain lo SIS, ltte tlc food It lNte tag bow
els cure vtnt collie ana llroucc natural sleep. TO
contain, a-itlet minerals. morphine or alcohol
aui fs pleasant 20 take. Children need not cay al
mothers may rrst. lec3l l5-lr
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byron.

On Monday the 18th inst, Mr.. {. w smith cut
two tvclvc-inoh hackmatac ship knees the largest
size used TO aoy extent in shipbuildmgl, hou one
tree. They wste cut ON the farm of sullivan
Mitchell tn this town. Mr.. Smah, who Is resi-.
dent OF Greenfield in this state, and an old hand
az the knee business. says this is tie biggest
thing of the Kind on record Ia the state.
ON the l2lh inst, Nj. Smith aud one OF his men,
while on the way 10 their boarding place, Jaw a
large bear Ca the l,lh another was seen near the
Wuslow farm.
Pa,triiges are quite plenty this season, but
luuter- ave lieutlcr. Indeed the latter are so nu
m,rous that there is little safety for man OF beast
rs youthful sportsmcu are rather reckless a. 10
where they point their guns. one gentleman mar
rowly cscspcd "a dangerous wound at the hand Of
one OF these hunters 4 lev days since, the Who'll,
charge missing him a, The distance OF about :hree
rol. MEMO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

II YOU want beautiful colOred map l5N36 inch
es of the United States, send your name and post
onice address 10 q. l.. Harrison, , state street
BOSTON Mass: to l.. F. Booth, 30 Broadway, New
Yo-k Civ: or to ". H. Stennctt. Gen. Pas. agent,
G. y y. W. Railway, Chicago H., and copy VIII
be sent you free. Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

A FVITTFNNILY SCHOOL ron BOYS.
~ AT LITTLE BLUE, = FARMING IoN. NJ
Ia.lty-rfs s., year. ta.l Irrm begin, August -
ls-t Est4u. .slncut couplct ..y renovated. ~
Circulars and references, apply %
AMBROSE ;. KELSEY, A. N.
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New Advertisements.
LOST.

ON the 10Th Of o ,tober, between Rumford Falls
aud DiNdeli, a striped ottoman shawl The
owner will be paid for all trouble by leaving IL Al
l.. EumfOrd, Oct 20, 1874. 70
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Canton.

The Orion base ball club OF Canton Point played
a matchel game with the Whiiucv,, on the grounds
Of the latter for a ball. The OrIous went TO the
bat trst ami at the close II the eighth inning the
game Stood - for tile Whtucys 20 81 for the ori-
ou-. Il was now nearly dark bVt the niutd Inning
,,s. pl4,ed lcavIEs the Orion- p 90 the Nhtacy,
"a The Mhiinp,. now went TO the bot and made
TWO runs. The game was now even uut was
Thrown up hy the OTiuns on account 90 the dark
ness The Wlltncys having mau on The second
base aud no man out, claimed The game ana ball
which were given them -Le,cis!JH Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

JITANTED-Tw0 or three experienced news
w paper cauyassers. Liberal Inducements
Address, or call Immediately at the OXFORD DEN
oCRAT Office, Paris, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

OXFORD, IS AT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF oxford
on tho third Tuesday OF October, A. ID. ls.i,
JOHN II PEASLEl Guardian OF Josiah ;.
81 Wheeler CT ais. minor children and heirs Of
Alyah Wheeler late OF Bethel in said County,
having presented his final account OF guardianship
OF said ward for allowance:
Ordered, That tbs .ald Guardian give notice
TO all persons Interested BY causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three In the
Oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they may
appear ~ a Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
la said County on the thlrd Tuesday Of NOV. noX
NJ O'Clock In the forenoon aud ,hew cause u any
they have why the same should rot be nllOWc.l'
\. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true cont attest: n. Z. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

TAMIIN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
4 AT THE WILLOWS tABMlNg Ton, NJ
Sehsol y ear begins september 2ul. instruction
uutNceIeJ Specia. facilities for M0-eru Ian
gll-es 4lI M--l.- Buildings lurst ln New hue
lall. Fol Information address, -......,.,.
NR y MRS. y. & GOJDENON,
Irl-~liu.
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that all persons, whose subscrip
tons are in arrears for the OXFORD DEMOCRAT
will be charged Two Dollars per year unless
money 10 pay for one year in advance is forwarded
with amount already due.
Paris, Oct. II, 1874.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

years experience rs teacher, says he la;
one of the very best classes in this school
in English grammer that il has ever been
his lot to Instruct, numbering 10 pupils.
Twenty of his students are, in his Judge
mcnt, qualified TO teach almost any town
school: fourteen have already served as
teachers, most OF them with marked sue
cess. The term will close with grand
exhibition Thus far the school has been
decidedly harmonious and the district Is
fortunate in securing the services OF Air.
Poor to instruct It's school the coming
winter. whch will commence in two weeks
after the high school closes. The people
of This district know that good teachers
pay.
Mr. John Durgin OF South Hiram, has
erected new stable aud fitted II up in the
very best style. lie is now ready TO
furnish board for horses at reasonable
rates and for any length OF time, OF TO ac-
cOmodatc the traveller Niiha resting place
for is weary team over night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27

II Alcoholic stiInUIants are taken .aso the
blood ,he aell; works faster and ;A.s unnatural
speed wears o-s the v.sal machinery Al ia;0&-
eating aos;rams advertised 80 ",oa.cs' reno
v4,ors &c. produce t..l' disastrous eject, and
should De rejected DR WALSEKs VEGETABLE
VlNEeAH BIrILEs-Aa uy.soga-t without Ae
cusse @. ..cclc,-ls everywhere supll-ai-nS these
nelson's
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Eryeburg.

Our correspondent writes L. I. Nutter
and +. Shirley arc having framed and Will
soon erect large steam mill just below
the l.. & O. depot. at Fryeburg village.
Frank Merrill has just rcc'ed 4 fine
house and will soon have it completed, on
Towle street.
ID. c. Saunders, form -rly with ID. II.
Young OF Norway, has ust Oh enei tai
lorlng establishment here. in Warren's
Hall
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RuckheId.

Tie Rev. Mr. Lindsly and family leave the vii
lase this week, having closed his labors with the
Baptist church. Many, besides his church Will
long remember his work for the good OF society.
His name, like Small's, will live in the beautiful
ehapcs that rose in their day Of mental labor
MAY he find larger field to appreciate his work
and strengthen his heart, HARTFORD
John Damon at East Suckn,d. has exchanged
IA. half OF the Cannon farm OF Ruckicld for the
l. Churchill farm. long known as the n,a. Hines
farm. ia Hartford Doubtless MIR. Damon works
more hours aud more acres, does more teaminS'
receives more for thrcshiug, takes more news
papers and reads the same, than amy farmer ih
the town. 10 not in the county. When young
man nc worked hy the month on a farm where he
now owns hundreds VI acres benjamin llOdg-
don has returned % hi farm 10 Hartford, aud re-
paired the house amer living here three years.
Amos Parks has returned 70 his farm IN Hartford
aCcr an absence 10 East sumner two years Leo
isf0u JUHrHCi
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Oxford.

Joseph Robnson, Esq, has gathered 100 bushels
OF smooth gtAfled apples, on h!s farm the present
season.
J u Holt. Principal Of the Free High school,
has been engaged 10 take charge OF the scnoo! IN
this village tho coming winter.
Last Monday forenoon, Nj. Jones s,rout sawed
three OF his hngers quite badly, Ia Whitney X
llark's Save mil.-N0rlrdg Adger!i5er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-27
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

The NV lAlfEON I'D AMLls.OANs Sc.
Threading U th aeie scf threading slltt.s ;hreadel
IN 8 srconI. is ackuoW letsed @ Doe the mos.
complete simple ana durable vel a. ihe tg ais'i
framing and Zee; fan.lly Srt-irg Aa-s'Ac thc
world las SER prllDced. Lal.cs W4i4 npt uuy an!
0tley after seeing and irving Oh OBJ.
Agents wanted O. buy aud .eil them IN an
uaOcclplgd territory. IL there = no "Seu. !04
thsll ~ YOUR ylc .uliv. send ior circulars o.
EDIE ED DE he 4.
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Lowell.

Chas. Hamlin Of Lowell Centre, who lost hi-
speech last January, hSd !tsudieuly restored one
nne saIur lay nor long since. The next day he
received the Brighton Meas containing the Aecoun!
OF his vocal loss, which Item hc was able 10 READ
aloud 10 his delighted friends
Mr. James h. Martin. The well. known Lowell
carpSnter, j. now ~ work bIiiding a hence for
AR. Charles Smart o! SNeden.-Ar.dg!sH NfE''
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TOWN ITEMS.
BETHEL, Oct. q, 1874.

BETHEL Oct. - 1913
The house of Joseph 4. Young of Greenwood,
with most of its contents was consumed Friday
night about - O'Clock. The family barely escaped
in their night clothes They were awakened by
their dog or they would probably have persisted
in the flames. Mr.. Young had just purchased the
farm OF VIM +. Kendall and there was no insur-
anee. The neighbOrs in Greenwood and Be1hei
have very literally come TO his help, and have
already put up house upon the old site and VIII
soon have it ready for occupancy.
Mr. t. *. Law of Bethel has his clothes pin
factory in successful operation. He turns out
ninety a minute He exhibited fine specimen at
the town Fair. lie has machinery capable OF man
ufsctmiug xix hundred boxes day.
Nj. john kilgore, AN aged gentleman, fell from
staging, Thursday aud broke three ribs, and 1t i
feared sustained other internal injuries.
M. {. 5. Berry has sold his residence near the
depot, to Mr.. W. O. Straw for 5000, and has ten
dered his resignation to c. I. Il. r., or station
Agent much to The regret OF the business commu
,itv W.
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cares OF rheumatism. neuralgia lock Jaw, pslsY,
,pralus. svciliag~ c3k u breast, scsid-, burns,
s4ltsLeum. c1racbc, &c, upon the hsIEan frame,
Ssl u strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals Boo
one wear. chan have sll other remedies since tds
wyrA began. It Is a ccunl,r.iiIitant and all heal
iug pain rrlicvcr Cripple, throw away their
srutshes the ltms walk, ppisouou, bites are rem
dcred harmless, and the wounded are heaIct with.
sut scar. I, l- no hnmbus Tie recipe j. pub.
lshcd around each bottle. J., Is selling no arti-
sc ever before soi!. aui 10 sells because 10 does
iu,t What pre.enls " 40. Those who now suGcr
lom rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve 90
sule-, Il they Will not use Ccntaur LIui-lcnt.--
More than go ecrudcs.c- o. r,mJikJblS cures.
including frozen limb, chr0n.s rheumatism govt,
ruaEiug tumor, &c. have eccn received. We wiz
seal circular containing certificates, the recipe,
*. gratis % any enc requesting DO. one bottle
Of the yellow wrapper CeutIur Eminent Is worth
cue hundred dollars Tor spawned or swcsnicd
bsrsc, and mule-, or Tor scyew-wogms in sheep
siock owners, ,hjs Ln.ment - worthy your aiten-
go1. ~ family should - without Ceutaur Liui
mai; !. Ro>s & Co, Nsy York.
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THE
Christian Mirror,
OsPECTUs.

4 Complete Religious Family Paper.