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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
Norway

We CLEAN the following news from The
Advertiser:
Norway Lodge OF Odd Fellows contains
90 members.
Sabbath services will be held in the
Uniyersalist church Il. ha!f past one T. NJ.
hereafter.
Mrs John 5 Horne died al The residence
of her father on Monday, 18Th inst
The Norway Changers will meet May
l,,. The Norway lbs. Co. aud the Uni
y,rssli,, Parish will each hold their
annual meetings Al that late,
c. A. Carpenter gives chrome TO
e,cb purchaser OF one pound Of tea.
The clothing store OF + c. Allen was
rubbed OF 500 worth o! goods Saturday
,i,ht. 40 arrests as vet.
The AlrtrFsr thinks the reIormer'
..sccomp!i.hed more Christian work IN
,bree short hours. than has been done IN
three wears by the two Christian church
e. 10 the village.
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TOM ITEMS.
AIhnnY.

Aloeh sickness has, and is still prevail.
y in this town. Justice Aspinwall is
i recovering from a severe and danger
u attack Of structure or congestion of
/. lppQs. Geo. French has been suffer
y ,rom trouble Of the lungs but is now
.,roving. His son Ames. who has
!, NJ The winter in Florida for the bene.
O, his lungs, has made one move
N ana home, and is now at Savannah.
He thinks the season there about. q
sulh later than 10 Orange County, Fla.
i outstanding all the beauties Of the
rnnv south, be thinks he would prefer
]. State Of Maine. ard hopes TO reach
/ native State early in May with health
measure improved.
FTboush the winter has been unfavora-
i Ion health. IL has been favorable for
.y Kinds OF business. p. Z. Dresser
upon the Railroad line in Berlin cue
sand cords OF wood With two pairs
oxen and one pair ct horses, drawing
q r..le over o mile aud receiving Il IS
cyrJ-sotthIough the first OF March.
Isrla. Wheeler worked IN The woods
rs.iug lQ7 days, not losing one day.
received one dollar per day; some
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OXFORD So raScn on Execution and will be
sold los Public Auction On the 18th day OF June,
A. - 1873. al . o'clock 4. NJ, 40 the Office OF Ell
BRIDGE g.. HARLOW, iu uiNucld, la said com
{, all the light in Equity Whlri BENJAMIN Il.
sWAsEN OF Canton, u thc County OF oxford,
had the iD.h day ot August, y. ID 1873, when
the -inc was attached ou thr original writ 10 re.
deem the following described real c>ttie situated
Ia ClhtJu !n -.tii county, t0 wit. certain piece
OF parcel ot land situated 90 Canton NH, Village.
iu ,aiI county, D'uudcI east by the county road
leading from sad yilias. 10 BriLoas Mii, IA Liy'
ermurU. -p-,ll'cI. un th' south JOS :hc otkes bos'
worth place. ,u called and thc Oil place where /.
&. Cam. Formerly resided; on the Wcat ~ the
county road leading from sa.d village 10 south
Hartford. 10 being triangular piece Of land ~
ing between SAID roads, containing three-IOurths
ct an acre, more orless, with the bui dinSs theTe
on, known A. the Prospect House stand TIE above
premises being su1jec. 10 a mortgage recorded 10
Reg Try of Deeds, Book Ia, page s9y gwen by
the said Benjam!a i. >wasey 10 JOHN NJ. Dr.
sHuN, ~ secure the payment OF a prOmissory
note OF i've hundred dollars, dated september 50
4. H., 1870. payable in two equal annual install
mems with interest annually On the whole. nj len
per cent until paid: on winch there - now due
seven hundred and twenty.savcn dollars aud
eight cents. OSCAR ,. lHAskt 80
DiNfeif April 10. IS. Dep. sheriff
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Mexico.

April, l2th.-rhe house OF Adam Kim.
bali in this town WAS lour By him to be
on .i,c. and alter big scare and hasty
labor was finally put out |, caught
lom parks from the chimney on the root
aud burned through both Singing and
Joarjiug. This happened Saturday the
Io.h Inst
john * Weaver has sold his farm in
tLi> town TO l-nar rhOu AS Of Byron -
llr. W. goes Nc,. o. W. Howard has
Sold his farm TO Marion Babb; Mr.. II.
a4s moved 10 HIltorI c. W. Stock
bridges offers a nice bargain Tor $500 q
small, bal productive, farm. with good
luidlogs. The steam nil owred bY
Tucker X Parsons i, doiog good bust.
rcss saving slaves and shingles, grinding
corn. rye. etc. Frank Kidder has sold TO
n. KidLer aud bought a laim in Hart
f,.d.
A Louse Of Grauge,s has been organ
ID. j h,le and has a gooi.y number Of
members. all Of whom are hoping FOR
great results.
David T. Brown has had 10000 fec, OF
spruce c,apboArd lumber AndeL Al \ o..
Reeds mill in Byron this winter.
A \. Wor,h,ey has sold III, farm to
Roscoe Worthley. and has rented the
Roach House" Josiah y Judkins has
rented both his own and be J. Z. Hall
latn 10 Isaac lraJeeu and sons Farm.
ers generally 10 this section seem 10 have
awakened 10 new life. aud judge are
going To- work will renew ed interests and
vigor. Oue OF our best farmers who has
had The Western lever has teen West
this winter. and returns wiling 10 remain
in Maiue-in Mexico ga his old farm
and does not take any medicine now, as
his disease. Western fever is com.
p.etely cured. Letters asking for AID IN
shape Of old clothes, boots, shoes and
bedding have been received here by
paltils who have friends who went WesI
aud say very hard things OF themselves
Tor having lell good homes and comforts
here that they entirely lose there.
Allow me to give you farming results
10 one school district in tae town Of An-
dover. as furnished by person who wen
there with 1 IhresLing machine last Au'
tumn. John Caldwell. bushels OF wheat
a.. ol,s s.. rye ID. potatoes 400. lbs. OF
hons BOO; II. Philbrick. whe... %, oats
10. potatoes 40; Orrin Loveioy, wheat
IS. oats 20. rye ! potAtoas 200. hops 900
. c. Robinson. wheat :, OTIS IS, potatoes
500. hops 1000, Henry L0veloy, wheat
IS. oats7+. rye 6, potatoes 300. hops 2900
.JR Andrews. wheat 81. oats 10. rye Is,
potatoes 40, hops 2jO0 VIM. A. Foy,
beans -. oats IS. rye potatoes 500, rs
2juJ; Orin Gordon, wheat p, oats ;
rye .. potatoes 40; Lincoln Anderson,
whea, Is .. oats -. rye !. potatoes 800
hops 1870; II b. heita, wheat 10 / >,
oats 3. potatoes coo, hoPs coo. Al
raised corn. had nice gardens. more OF
less beans. large crops of hay, and Mr.
Gordon raised - BUSHES oil onions. They
keep a large stock of cattle and many
sheep; have nice new school house,
( live hish and work hard sPARHES'
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CUT THIS OUT.
1t May Save Your Life

There Is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Disease Coughs, Colds or Con.
sumption. Yet some would die rather than pay %
cents for bottle OF medicine that would cure
them. DR.. A. Bosehee's German Syrup has lately
been introduced In this country from Germany,
and its wondrous cures astonish every one that
tries It, II you doubt what we say in print, cut
this ont and take il to the Drug store of q. l. vii
.on, south Paris. or OF 4. NJ. Hammond, Paris
Hill or TO any other medicine dealer, and get 81
cent bottle, or sample bottle for 10 cents.
G. q. GREEN,
Sole Manufacturer, Woodbury., Nj
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t.ilsad.

Awi. = On Friday last a heavy rain
>."'i with bail prevailed ali day aud
Cleared oii with ABOUT 81 inches OF snow.
a'i 'ery cold and Hjudy weather, which
'a>.'c ul'i. ,.-iav. which gave oursugsr
'-''is short rest S'eigb.ng zip top.
N,-e better .a.s Water, and the people
~'e improving i,. doing Up their sp.iDg
olJirg.
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Special Notices.
The Confessions of Invalid,

PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and for the benefit OF
YouNG MES ASD OTHERS who suffer from NERN-
Gus DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD, ETC.
snnplying he means Of SelC-Cure. Written by one
Who cured himself after undergoing considerable
auackerv. and sent free on receiving post paid,
directed envelope.
Sufferers arc invited To address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
seps.sn6m 20. Box l5J, Brooklyn, y. Y
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MARRIED..

IN Lowell, April H. Mr. Otis True aud Mrs. Han
nah f. Wood, both OF Lowell.
In Norway. April l9, by Rev. J. Il: Wheelwrishi'
Mr.. Horace { ONnard and Miss Mary \. >hedd'
both OF Norway
In BuckGeld, Ap-il4 by q. Blrritt. Esq, at The
residence Of the brides iatheri Mr. John =" New
ron Of Anloyer, and Miss Mary r. Lowe OF Buck.
Hall
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THOUSANDS SAVED

From the rink of the grave; health aud strength
giy.n /, those deemed lncurablc, by using the
famous BRAZILIAN PLANT, discovered by DR..
Evan, NJ the Navy. Radically cures DYSPEPSIA.
LIVER & Kidney COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS bkBli-
irY fPIIFPsY LOST VITALITY, and Weaknesses
fr,au excuses in ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OrlUM,
aud other causes weakening The BRNlN and MIR
YlTs SYsTTM. Send stamp for circular.
Empire Pharmaceutical Co, "a Broadway ny :
Feb ., -. y
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I'M ,.s. Mills &, 20 have q Post Olioc
4 a ,jot>5on be-, been appointed Pest.
.e~ Merrill, one Of our Successful
a re manufactures, Is 4JJJ. 90 leave
Il s., oa account Of 81. health. /
j .c Intends 20 purchase q farm.
h. John Temple has hen which re-
! q, .,iI au egg which measured six 5y
n a,ae>.
IN. W .Calpaan and l. TWi,chell pro
i, 90 4>e course in the Eastman
h ae-s College. Poughkeepsie. y. Y.
<As.. .s.-D.s,,ict No. - has lately
9, .eJ aaJ painted their school house,
j ,- gives /, q very neat appearance.
s h an Uol>don has sold lis mills 90 +.
i Hobbs. NJ SIS Grover and Benjamin
n ag.ho1se. They have one million fee;
altey 90 saw.
b. Changers received their first car OF
LIS, saturday. The price and
.v age Jo,l yory satisfactory. They
h ,.oa @, have car Of corn.
|Auu -th-Fitlay morning Deputy
b a G. NJ. Wormell committed to Jail
3 Paris. James and Charles German for
) slui upon Raius Duubam. Station
sel, ou The G rR a, Bryan,'s Pond.
saturday morning be arrested three
! .s.-. a4.ing igom NeS York. Tor
81. ,c.y Of Tie store OF f C.A.ien Of
Say, Saturday night H. claims
..-ey have some OF The clothing upon
} person. aud they will have Ih,i ex
, nation upon ,ae arisa, OF Mr.. Allen.
l.e cold wave %, Monday and Tuesday
followed by warm spr,ug Ike weather
. ,.e Snow is last disappearing
ST. J. 7 Spercer brought into The
iAee a.5a. d.ty white Chester aud Berk.
O., ,lJ.ls. saturday morning. for which
e.l lai u ready ssle among our
.r, aud mechanics W.
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Enrni for SnIc.

fINIIE well known Pam, formerly occupied by
/ Lysanlrr Low, situated IN West Euckdeld,
li mile uom BarSIel village, I miles 10 Paris
nm AID OF miles On South Paris containing 10
acres suitably diyided, well walled, and cuts j
to 90 IONS Oi hay, win superior buildings, large
orchards, &c. VIII be sold very low IL applied for
soon.
For lmrher Information, call on ANDREW j..
u iI.L, near the premises.
Barkleld, ApAll -, -. iw
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In BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS: At Bethel in said dis
trict on the Isl day of April, a. u, 1870.
FI,ur Undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
| pointment a. assignee of CHARLES +
KNliiIlrS OF Bethel, in the County of Oxford
and STATE OF Maine, within said district, who LA
been adjudged 2 bankrupt upon Petition OF hi
creditors Inv In, District Court OF said District
CHAS. r. HOLT Assignee.
Bethel AlrIl %, is.5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27

-Urder the Re publ can governor .,
onisiapna The Stale debt has deereaseu
'-,-srihrce million dollars Under me
prmocsatic mayor Of New orleans W.. ,ho
a unicipal debt has increased nearly o .ue
ame amount. But comparisons arc our
US 10 Democratic papers.
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Adnlimisiratrix, Sale.

Dl virtue OF license from the Hon. Judge of
ID Probate, there viii be sold at Public Auction
81 private sale, on the premises on Monday, the
Si,t LAY at MAJ next, at | o'clock i. 81, all the
Real Estate iucuding the rrycr-ion Ol The widow =
dnwcr. OF winch CHARLES . SWIFT, late Of
OAtOrd, deceased, d!ct possessed. J. consists OF
q sooI Farm cont dining g. acres of land and con
yrnicnl house and blrn, abont one mile south of
Wclchyiie \ cool iitlc viii be given free rom
m incumbranCes. HANNAH ID. SWIFT,
oxford, April q. 80. Nv Admin'N
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\ Grange OF Patrons of Iusbandry
was organized At Lowell Centre on the
I'd Inst, aud the following officers were
elected; Master, llearY Head; Over
seer, Cyrus Andrews; lecturer, IL O
Brown; Steward, Fred himball; Chap
lain, J = Cobb; Treasurer, Charles Il
Andrews; Gaze Keeper. Benz Russell
This Grange Is 20 be called "SuucooA s"
Grange.
Mr. b. c. Eastman Intends 10 let his
farm the coming season and move to
Co.cJrooS, y n. Il
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Tn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &,

The Shepherdess. Idyllc Tor The Pianoi,rte
Composed by tcorsc wilson. Ihi- l. q striking
ly beautiful piece; with more originality than r.
Ounl ia the general run of pieces OF tins Kind, -
spitudld aui snowy composition for fhlOr, IN
hibidlu OF Concert purposes. Price, 80 cents.
sent post paid receipt of price by. b. ".
uELMIJk, Music Dealer and Publisher rs West
SIKH II linclnnau. y.
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Good Farm For sale.

CITUATED in sumner about 10 mile from
= Buckheld aud : miles from West Pans; SAID
farm IL 800 acres or more, known A. Capt. Jordan
farm. Farm j. well divided into ilsge. pastur'
age aud wood and. Building, IN good repair;
large orchard; cuts about ~ tons ot hay; fence
in good repair. reighDOrs good Il desired, the
purchaser can buy Household Goods Farm Tools
and stock; good flock of sheep. Old age - the
cause for selling. Apply 20 the owner,
SUMNER Feb. q. - JAMES JORDAN.
2meow
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To Stock Breeders.

We have a nne Assortment Of Type and
Cuts suited TO printing Posters for Stock
Breeders: and shall be pleased TO MI or
ders from persons desiring such work dur
ing the pre- sent season. We will guarantee
as good work as can be procured in the
cities, and at more reasonable rates.
Send for Samples.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
PARIS, MAINE
Paris, March %, 1875.
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The Am. Journal OF Photography iol
Agril l. devoted almost entirely 10 au exhaustive
discussion vi the spelling Reform breeze that l.
now blowing the dus. aud cpOWch, nom Tie
brains OF philOio.ists. both IN our country ana it
England. Is Answer, 70 Core. puudcnts con
tan- uuc. of use aul interest io writer, of short
hand. New York, Burns * Co, 8. Park Row.
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ponn, The best assortment, latest patterns,
lsaur,s and 81 bottom prices al Noyes
1s.,rd,rs Drug store, Norway. Room Pa.
xyIuuoU per from 10 e. cvmis per roll. Dor
Shnic. ders from 10 10 cents per yard.
md window Sha'ies in Paper aud Cloth.
FiSIuIss "A the latest Style OF Fixtures, and
SOLD for cash at less than manufacturers prices at
NoyEs Drag store, Norway village.
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UedfheF Report.

Temperature ltsi wees al \. NJ.
sunday, "a deg clear: Monday, q deg. clear
Tuesday, L. d-g clear; Wednesday, Ii deg. clear
Thursday. ~ deg clear; FIidat 40 deg. clear
saturday. % deg. cloudy.
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DIED.

In North PRS, April II, Nj. John Reed, aged
al wears. MIR. Reed was member oil tae BaPIlst
cb6rch Al North Paris, a consistent Christian ani
hes left "a bright record behind. lie died IN the
triumphs at Faith ,..
In Routhbay. April !, at the residence OF his son
the Rev T. Il. Flke, Dea. samuel L. Pike, former
~ of Hiram, aged - years, > months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27

ECONOMICAL NEW FOODS cents will buy a
package Of sea Moss Farinc. made from pure
Irish Moss, which viii make 80 kinds OF dishes
such a. cakes, pies, puddings, etc, or 10 quarts
Of custards, Jellies, creams, Charlotte Gnsse'
blanc mango, etc sold by all Druggist and
Groccrs. aprl3 '7jly
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sumner.

Moses Merrill aud james Field are
treating their houses to a coat OF paint.
II b Chandler has Jus, received new
stock OF spring goods.
Levi Barrett oil Bdckfeld, has sold the
water whge formerly used in the sled
factory To- Africa FArror. who will use i
in hi, saw mil in the northern part OF
this town. Nj Barrett proposes to re-
move the building 10 Buckheld.
Messrs Pulsifer IL Abbott are in New
York packing trees Tor spring sales.
They have sold several thousand dollars
worth the past season. SNuB.
Tie farmers OF this vicinity are getting
4 much larger nov OF sap than they au'
t;ciplted. Mr.. W. II II. Briggs has on
bis farm a large rock maple, which he
tapped in eleven places. and secured from
il 10 one day twenty two pailluls OF sap.
Nj. J. I. S:etson conlemplales moving
his barn, across the road from its present
location, the coming season.
Il. II. +. L.
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Major \. IL. ) Davis OF Pennington
formerly OF the FArming,on chroHiclc.
has been appoiated Special Agent OF the
L. ). Treasury, with head quarters at
savannah, Ga. His family will reside
at Augusta. Me. We congratulate Major
d. Oh his appointment. aud the govern.
meut for securing 80 competent and
faithful an officer. Major ID. has resign
ed his position as Military Secretary on
Gov. Diugley's staff. and Capt. Edward
Merrill ol Pennington has been APP
pointed TO the vacancy. with the rank OF
Major. -LcciStOH Journal
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North Lowell.

We understand that William II zeltiue
ol North Lowell. has removed his sc, OF
stones to Lewiston. J. ii.
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(The Best In the Markst.)
Now, one word as to terms, &c.

Now, one word as to terms, &c.
We do not pretend to claim that We
can sell goods at retail at less prices than
we can buy for at wholesale. We do
claim, however, that we will sell Cur
goods at very small margin of profit,
and we will prove our words by our
works. We are also well aware Of the
fact that "times are hard" money "close"
and hard to get therefore, we very much
prefer to sell our goods for Cash, deeming
it better for ourselves and also better for
our customers, when it can possibly be
done and as an inducement to custom
ers to adopt the rule of Cash Payment on
delivery of goods, We shall, on aud after
May lst, 1875, make discount Of FIVE
per cent. on all goods sold for cash, ex-
cepting only very few articles Of trade
that are now sold as low as they possibly
can be.
We shall endeavor to verify the fact
that, "a nimble sixpence is better than a
slow shilling"
In closing, we will simply say, that we
shall ever endeavor to extend to all OF our
patrons, kindly courtesy, fair and square
dealing, and all reasonable accommoda.
ton. We most cordially invite all to call
and examine our goods and try our
prices and in order to get low prices.
and FIVE per cent. off for cash, all the
"card" that We shall require them to pre-
sent, will be "greenbacks," and no matter
who brings them for we believe that one
mans money is worth as much as the
money of any other man.
H. N. BOLSTER.
South Paris, April 26, rs 3m
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NowIs 1mE TIME Ii j. AWAY, Ihe r'ghI time
to do q good act. and cycry man wiki a family
should iesld himself ~horE OF his duty until his
home is cuduW cl with Wilson shuttle sewing
Machine. let il lie understood that This admiri-
ole machine captured the Prize medal AMI DIP
Iona Of Honor al The Vienna Expos lion IN ls'j'
aud has everywhere demonstrated Is superiority
over AL other machines.
Machine, viii be delivered at any railroad
station In thi, county. free of transportation
CHARGES II ordered throu IA the Company, Branch
House at 81 aud 80 Broadway, New York.
Thcy send an elegant catalogue aad chrom
circular free on appuca ion.
This Company want q few more good agents
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Hrainard's Musical Worth ior Aptil comes
90 %, promptly. and h., as usual TAIL OF attractive
nu>i and Interesting reading matter Tao World
has. Tor wears, been far ahead OF AL a. cnmptil'
tors ~ puai, aud quantity OF contents but IN H.
new gnu enlarged form, eNcclS anything OF tile
kml W. have ever sccn. The present number
cuutaius sixteen pages o., bcautiful new muse
reading,
No lover OF mu ic can afford 10 be without tbs
valuable monthly. forms 50 % peg wear. The
Publishers, Mcssr,. ;. BranaTd's son Cleveland
- viii scnd specimen copy on receipt Of - cents.
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7-77777777777
OUR TABLE.

soribnor's Magazine "eonnts ten,' as DR.
Holland puts q, viii its May number entering NJ
on It's Xth Volume. Several changes have been
made IN its cl'tJfial features in this issue. Tine
department of Et;hiass viii hereafter bo known
a. Bric-a Bsa,, and that of Nature and Science
into which the Rev John G. Draper has condensed
surprisinr amount Of information will be SUI
p,rceael by review Of The Worlds Work, The
c lilo.ial pa ;cs Will again be loaded rs has been
urged by many readers Among the May coh'ri-
buttons are illustrated papers on The Elder
MYTHS, blythe Rev. WIN Hayes Ward oil the hide
pendent; on the new Grant Opera House OF Paris,
by Fred. \. Sahw.,b aud on tha Baltimore Bona
parties. There are moe OF the old letters, which,
itmiy comfort somc doabtus readers 90 know
are genuine anti luitle5 Among the stories Is Que
by Geo. W Cable the writer 81 the RENAL able
Creole Sketches AMI the poets number among
them Celia ThaNter and Mrs Hunt
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FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
HOTEL for SALE.

TIME Subscriber wishes 20 sell the well-known
"Lake House" situated near Umbagog
Lake Terms OF payment made easy. Apply 10
H. Il. GOODWIN, Proprietor,
Upton, oxford Co, Maine.
March 49, Is.J Il
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Statement Of Assets Jan. 1, 1873.

Bonds and Mortgages on property IN .,,...
the City Vt Phiadclphid, SI''y, ~ ~ -,
Ground Rents, ..,g ..,p,a - -
Real Estate, Office, No. 81 No. FiiIh ~. D1's5V.O
u = Registered Bends, 1881, igJ'ioOO W
u. :. Registered Bonds, j-2O's, !,.'9OO W.
Loan of the City OF Philadelphia ',S',CoU
Loan of the state of Pcnn-ylyania, IslifVo
Loan of the City vi Pittsburgh, : per .....
cent Bonds, .OvUyW
2OOJ Shares Penns ylvana Il. X. stock lVo,sD-Cc
Penn lvaria Railroad Cos scrip, sl,lt."
Lehigh Valley X. Il. per cent bonds .l'fO W
Loan OF Masonic Temple, 10, "
3sl Share ci Fire Association Stock '",2OoOV
Philadelphia ~ Reading u Il. bonds, 1890.
per cent. l".'-J"
1000 SHARES of stock OF Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Co, .1NO Z"
Philadelphia Il Eric Railroad 1ond>, y .1OCo
Cstawis-a Railroad Company Bonds' lOF"N"
III shares phadclphla, Germantown -
K Norrjstowd Railroad COMPANY iIUvU
Camden Ciiy BOml>, per cent, 10"
20 Shares Chestnut iliii Railroad Co s''mV'
Interest Accrued and Unpaid, >'>""
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27

oh, my back. How often We hear these words,
that pain ia von back rne times OUT Of ten arises
from kidney di4ease. lirNr's EfMEDi, used a.
directed Will cure AL diseases % lie k!dneys'
bladder aid urinary organs. Try H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
Farm for Sale.

CITUATED ia Rumford. on the Eli. River. Oh
- road from Rumi0Id 70 Andoycr. SAID iarm
contains 100 acres OF good land well divided into
tillage pasture and moving. also a wood lot con
tanning 100 acres. Good buildings, nearly new,
src upon the place. also, fine apple and maple
~ chard, we'll Watered bY spring. and wells
For terms, or other information. apply %
JOHN l.. ABBOTI,
W. Rumforl, Ne.
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