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Dr. lsatlway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tas,eiess, elegantly coated with svee,
gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse, and
siren. tLen. Rayvay's Pills, for tie cure # all
disorasr Of he Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kianey.,
Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Herixche, Const,pa-
tion, Lostiyeness, ind siion. Dyspepsia aiiou..
mss, Bilious Fever, Inflammation o. the Rouels
Pi ard all arrangements Of the Internal vi--~ra
Warranted to effect q positive cure. Purely
vegetab e, coatain .ng no mercury, mlnei ais, or
del. FERROUS drugs-
- Ohcerte the folio sing SYMPTOMS resu ting
from Disorie OF the Digestive On ans
Constipation, lnwsr. Plies, Fulness of the Blood
n N Ha, AGILITY Of the S,oma.h, sausea,
Heartburn, Ui.gu.t o. Food, Fllnso Of Weight
in ihe St..m,cn, sour E-uptions, sinking or Fius-
teriDgs in tne Pii of the stomach swimming Of
the Heai, Guined AID DiHcult breath ng, Fiut-
b rings Al tn Her, Choking or Srfocaaihg senss-
tion vhen IN . Lying Posture, Drmnese Of Vision,
Dots vr we's b'ore the sight, Fever anu Dull
Pain in the Heed, Deficiency Of Temptation. Yell
lovnese Of the skin and E q, Pain in the sice; !;
Chest, L-ohr, and sudden sIushss Of Heat, Burn
ing in the F:esh.
4 fe- doss Of a.DwATs PILLS viii free the
system, from all the above named disorders.
Prics - cenu per BOX. Sod By Druggists.
Real s'FALsE AKD TRUE
Send on l.fter-s'aMp % RADwAY& co. N
- wanna es-, Nev fork. Inssanasion worth
tosuuanAs Vii 10 ssat yeu.
Dg1111sh-uo14U-0
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NKW IOkk, Oct. IIs I51U
DR.. RApwsY.-Dear sir:-l an induced by
sense o. duty to the suffering 20 mike brief slate-
ment Of the working your medicine on myself
For several yeA,s ] lad been affected With some
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs which
ZONE twelve montks rgo eliminated IN Q most ter
riGly affecting disease. which tne physicians ali
said yrs psus:aric structure in the uretha- a 50
Inflammation oi the kidLeys and bladder, snJ
gave II as their opini that hay age-1S-y ears
would PREVENT my ever S.ItIng Iadieally curei.
had II ed 4 nun ter o.. ph vs. cians and had taken
= large qusn'iry reiicin, both a,,opathic and
hornCe"psIh c but had go, reIiei 1 had re.d
o: astGDi hing en- e. having been made by your
remedies, and rome four mouths sgo read Q DO
tioe in 'ne Philad lIhia SatBr sy Evening lost
OF cure having been effected on 4 per>on who 4
long teen suffering hal teen. ! went ii hit of
rud got soane OF ca h-your safsapanliisn Rcso-
vent, Eesdy Ee,i,f, and Regulating Pil's--pd
commenced taki,s thsin In three da, I vas
greatly relieved, an now EEL A. ell as ever
{. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE LATEST AND BESTl
the BEST & CHEAPEST.

and descriptive I-t eon,ai, ins testimonials OF
thousands IN use, vary ny in siGe from "a IN 10
feet.
Kept /, strtk, and sold at r. Glory prices by a.
q. PE.y, MIN apoi., Minn.
E. p. Alis X o Nil ~auk- e, Wise. n.in.
CAV. rcdd Co., st : ouis, NO.
Great Western Mahuiaeturns To-, LeIven-
vorh, Esn-ss.
kiret Bucket Co 's once and Tsrtry, corner
Canai and Washington ST., Chicago. Illinois.
msr2j.3' d -e0wSw.ow
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fEVES AND AuUE.

Fever and Ague cnIed for ifty cents. There il
not I, Eie,lial gent in the word that will cure
lever Shd asu", and all other msizr"us, biiors,
scar..t, y yIhOid, yellow AMI other IeveTs (zidei
by Esiwsy's Pits so quick as lad, ay's heAiy
kslief- tif:y Genis per Bottle.
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Through ti,ke's ,or Sale q; all principal ticket
oftnes, a the lowest cuIrenI r.ies
z. e. MYERS, G. PAT. A
spi7-.unSw
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RAoWEl'S READY BELIEF
WILL AFF jHp INSTANT r.-E

Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Inaam III alton u tn,
Diatder, lEhsLIi nation Of the ltDwels, Cong.s-
tion OF the Lungs, so.e Throat, Difficult
Breathing, PslpitsliYn OF the Heart
Mysteries, CfouF, i.iptherA, Ca
LaTIn. lndne.za. Esadsche,
IcOthach., Neuralgia,
kne1msIisn, Cold Chilis,
Asue Chils.
the application Of the Ready Relief to the par
a Para saeTe the pain or difficulty exists Will af.
ford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half tum sler OF water will ir
fe~ IN nuies cure Or imps, >prsus. sour Stomach
Hesf ftb,.rn, sick Headache, DixIrh0ea, uysentery
Collie, Nini ia the nowels. and all Internal Pains
Travellers should always carry n bottle Of Rad.
WAYS R'.ADf RELIEF Hith them. iev
dIaIs IN water viii revent sick ness or pains fIon
chs'sc % water. - 5esier iRIn trunch Brand,
or Bitt.rs As 3 stim.:!aI.t
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Has made he mosi ATOMS hing Cures 20 gu OK, 80
rapid are the q All es tn. body undvTsOes und.r r
the infueLce Of this trul, woi deriui nIcdiciue,
that
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PRIJE 81 PER BOTf:E
AN IdPOa-ANf LETTER
NKw YoRK, Oct. IL, ls70.

cinnati. Ohio, for the ior;y years well knosn
to the revsPaIer publishers Throughout the United
states:
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y rains with through M 2 No No 4.
- Cars nav Er par e. t-,{ g,
TO NEW YORK. * su paiIy ~ AN
THIS Is THE ONLY LINE

That runs the iabr4.ed PULLMAN Palace Cans
irn" hicaso Ia tirorc, Wsshirsrot City,
PHI ieiph's New YORK, WITH UT CHsNGE
Ask i"r sicketsvs. or WIyI.e ani fenn'a Line.
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Health !! Beauty :!

Strung aId Iurr Eith Bio Il liner Ase nf F!es t
and :. eight lear ~ and i-au:ifYi
toinplexioI s,-':Ifs.i 10 alt.
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STORE. MILL AID WAREHOUSE TRUCKS.

We a,so maj many other varieties 81 scales,
not In seneIel L-e, aud vii far ish priees nc.
UPON application. Also, any other i.,lornAtion
vantei.
AL scales msae OF the bet ma: :eIial-Iron Le-
vers steel Bearings ant Bras Resms-srd every
se,le IL thoroughly tested befr- having the Fac
tory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
Don't-Please Don't

Don't tell the little one, who may De
slightly wilful. that the black man VIII
come ont of the dark cellar, and carry 1t "ii
il it does no, mind. Don't create nc,d-
less fear 10 20 with the child through all the
STAGES Of It's existence.
Don't tell the little iive-y ear-old jimmy
the school nam will cut oil h- cars -
pull out his teeth" tie him ny or any
OF the horrible stories that are commonly
presented 10 the childish Imagination. Think
you the little one will believe anything You
tell him after he becomes acquainted with
the gentle teacher. who has not the least
idea OF putting those terrible threats mt"
execution
Don't tell the children they mus, not
drink tea because II will make them black,
while Won continue to Use IL daily our
example Is more 70 them than prcteNt; and
while your face is as fair rs June morning
they will scarcely credit the oii-told tale.
Either give up drinking the pleasant bcyrr-
age or give your children better reason i"i
its uOn-usc.
Don't tell them they must not eat sugar 90
swcctmea,s. because Il viii rot thcir teeth
Pure sugar does not cause the teeth io dr
cav. and sugar with fruits is nutritious am'
healthy. notwithstanding the old SAN o.
the contrary The case OF city children IS
often cited As il the cause oi their pale races
and slight constitutions were an over amount
of swcetmcais with their diet, when their
actual cause is want OF pure air aud FruleT
eNertlSt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
The Slang Of the Stock Exchange.

Gamblers Of every grade, says coniem-
porary. have their slang terms TO convey to
he initiated Just what they mean ana
however blind It NAV be 10 the uninliiaied.
/, is perfectly intellirhlc 20 those possess q
of the high civilization % necessary to
manipulate stocks -Four different forms
Of contracts arr known under the general
term Of stock privileges. The put and
call are single privileges. \ put Is a
contract giving the holder the night OF dc.
livcring certain amount of stock within a
definite time q, IA stipulated price. \ call
i. exactly the reverse OF put being a
contract giving the holder the right OF call
ing for the stock instead Of delivering II. y
double privilege is put and call on
the same stock in one contract. When a
double privilege Is drawn al the market
nrice Of the stock, il is called stnddlc,
and costs from two and a half TO I'VE Per
cent premium. But when drawn at a dis
lance of from one To two and halt per
cent above and below the market prce, II Is
called a spread. for which fixed pre-
MUM OF two per cent is paid The distance
from the market al which a 'sprcsd Is
drawn depends on the class Of stock and the
activity of the market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
The Largest Steamships.

According TO the American Nanuiac-
mrer." the six largest steamships IN The
world are the Great Eastern, owned bN the
International Telegraph Construction and
Wainienonce Company, ga feet long. -
feet broad the City of Picking, some months
AGO launched on the Delaware river for the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 6o" IONS,
I53 feet long. 4s feet broad the Ligiria. oi
H. Pacific Steam Navigation Company,
a $40 tons. 400 feet long. As feet broad; The
Ry;,tsnic of the White Star line. 4, 200 tons.
AZ feet long. - feet broad the City OF
Richmond. of the Inman line, 1900 tons,
458l feet long 43 feet broad and the
Rotbnia. of the Cunard line, 4.500 tons, 425
feet long. 49t feet broad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
Shut Your Month.

The Science Of Health thus calls stten
ton 10 a fact which cannot b too frequently
enforced on peoples minds " The per
nicious habit Of breathing through the mouth
while sleeping or walking is very hurtiul-
There are many persons who sleep with the
mouth open, and do not know it They
NAV 90 10 sleep with it closed and awake
With Il closed but If the mouth is dry and
marched ON waking it, is a sign that II has
been open during sleep. Snoring Is another
sur sign. This habit should be overcome.
Atall times. except when eating, drinking
or speaking, keep the mouth firmly closed
and breathe through the nostrils, and retire
with a firm determination to conquer The
nostrils are the proper breathing apparatus
no, the mouth. \ man may inhale poison
ous gases through the mouth without being
swsTe of II. but not through the nose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

Isuppose there j. not in the whole ct q physi'
risu's experience ANYTHING in human suffering
which calls forth his sympathy, AMI ply lo -u'il
an extent ~ 70 witness the cNcruciatnE Paih4 OF
a moor mortal suffering from that fearful dt~ea-"
Rheumatism Heretofore there has been con
siderable diversity olopiuiOn among medltal men'
"a Ia the tue character of this disease sohl
locating II IN the ibrOus or muscular Tissues ct
tho sy.irm and others viewing " a. m acute nct'
On. disease: but 30 o. now generally United Y"
leo a disease arising from poison circulating lh
the blood and further u - aduiiie th1i hrum'-
ett1iuating such poisonous matters from 1hc hi1ul
hv a. constitutional internal remedy We Zee !
.nudJeut that none viii feel better -aishet aud
rejoice more than the conscientious phN atciHn.
who has found out that irue Curc Tor this slnn-
norm disease has been discovered. The following
,e-,im iny from Portland gentleman cannot lail
"a stri-fN all that the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
GEO. n. WATKINS,
Editor & Proprietor.
Pais, Dee. l, is.4

OXFORD, Ss:-Ata Court ~ Probate held At Paris,
on the third Tue-da, Of January, \. j. ls.j.
AARON WOODBURY., Guardian of Martha
meT, late of sweden in said County, having pre-
sented his first account oil guardianship VI saio
ward for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
70 all person interested BY causing copy Of this
ordc-to he published three weeks succe-siyely IN the
Oxford Democrat printed al Paris. that they may
appear NJ a Probate Court 20 be held At Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Mar. next
at O'Clock in the forenoon aud sLew cause II any
they have why the same should moi De allowed.
II h. BAKER, Judge.
true copy-attFFt: II C. Davls Regfsfer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

Il is no great matter to live lovingly with
humble and meek persons but he who can
do ~ with the forward. the peeyish' and The
pervcrSc. he only hath the true charity a.
ways remembering that our solid, true peace
consists in complying rather with others
than in being complied with; in suffering
and forbcaring, rather than in contention
and victory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

II was sore blight TO find out Afterwards
thai he Was low. vulSr, ignorant, scntl.,
mental. half-wittcd humbug, an untrayeled
native of the wilds of Illinois, who had al
sorbed wildcat literature andappropriaicd its
maryels. until in time he had woven odds
and ends of the mess into this yarn. ana
then gone on telling it to fledgelings ike me,
until he had come TO believe 1t himself.
MARX TwAIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
Tnf oWTNlI0I - ~ 2
JOHN BROOKS AND
FOREST CITY


Ia The toWu.of ONinrl County 81 oxford and
Stat. ui Maine Tor tht lttr 1913.
The follow iug l.t % take. on real estate Oh non
resident owner . lu thc town Of oxford ioT the
ycar IS.g ia bulls committed 10 Sill H.
FNTNtE collector ui taxes iar said Town
ON the .,.h lay OF Jan , Isl by his certificate OF
maj dlf, aud now remain unpaid AMI
notice 3. bc'ohy given that 81 the san
take. inter. q ard CHARGES are NOT paid
iLrn The treasury of -aid Town within eighteen
month ff.in tar date 60 the commitment Of said
biIls .o much of thc real estate taxed as viii b.
.uficrn. g. pty thr amount due therefor in'iading
interest ana CLARKE. Will without further notice be
-lid tt UuLtl. alton q; lac store oi l't hEiI
a. IINNltES u -Aiu town, 900 Friday, February
.itb 1870 .. Iu O'Clock n f'Ir forenoon.
D,.r.f.t.4l fli .HU.t. T. Estate. Total
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
He OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, 10y simple
remedy Is anxious To- make known 10 his fellow sni
ferers the means of cure. To all who desire IL, he
viii send copy of the prescription used, tree OF
CHARGE, with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find a SURE CURE
Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS &c.
Parties wishing the pTesc iption will please adj
dress Rev. f. A. WILSON,
IQl Penn ST. Williamsburgh, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
Diamond Rheumatic Cure

/. q wonderful Medical plrroFeff.
rourLA>p Dec. n, ls-i
" ~ Ubiplir q -.
Grnt.cmrl. Unsolicited Pos you. wish % bear
testimony tu tbr cfictcv of tn DIAMOND RHtt
NATI, CURE Dung thc past year have suffered
greatly from thai common tnu aruuVug aul 'linn.
Rhsuiaat-m. Nv shoulder Wa -o affect j Oh u
nay l,0 aIn was completely pONcIlr. 1Hd dies
,4irrd of ever again having Go. use ut thlt iiwh
Wa Induced o. hearing ~ The mlH} marvellous
cure. acr0mrl .hrl Is utc a-cut While STAY jog al
lh, t..b.e lIlu-r, 20 bay bottle ], IS suih icnt
c,uit,. by the ticking ~ use small bottles W.,
.u',rclN relieved. And week have since tlJP-cd,
amt AM sim an ri-hi and free from pam, WIN uo
iulieat lu- OF !t- return. and the cc.Iu-. ul new
lite which experience attribute 90 thr u>t li
the DfNUpNp RHEUMATIC G. EE. Have thr ki"d-
Hr-. o. pass ms testimony aud experience al'uu"
Tor the hln,Gt uf suffering humtul.y
Your tr.l,
CYRUS HANstOM, Temple 20.
TAedisclvercr OF this medicine has walked 'hc
-I,s tUr hospitals OF London aui PJIt- lHi thc
past twenty year, making Ihcum'ti ism pee iutE
tnI tnr prescription uum which ili- remedy BE-
Compounded s aIl hc ever u.cl iu tho treatment
II tlis disease. For the past wear % has urcn
4-ci E Zoo perfect success Jud -uu. fril'n iu
&c hospital oi MHuiivai, and BE- recommended
ut IIr Vrfy h,tt m,d.. .I iHrttourr- n ii'i ci.i
~ g -I'r -i 'cdN Jul positive turr i'r t.n'f ''u'
lr .h,Huaf ,u.
iu simple ra-r. sometimes ou' or tW" .i'.'-
....s b. iIt tr g chronic ease BE- i~ -irc iu give
49,. h tI. r-r u' ..rr cd. t'c bottle" '.' up
.l.i f......l f.r .ir ENN~ lALNttl'ih '-''.
.I,IIv, nt T. ~ Conner. IiI count So Bottom
1u. N... ..rr I- i'T .,Ir 90 .lI Dug e.
ht, :. auf .,, juU,j ~i.,,. bui tUy.I VI Dr.
lfit. r- .... ..I.---i lJa u.i ~t q 90 -i..a '-N
anon r. ...l Tod. If g.. Itt. " tu'r-tI' Ar.r'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
OXFORD, ss:-tt Court %. Of Probate a-.l
Farm for Sale.

4 SMALL FARM situated in ND.tl -.Ylsh.s
~ capable % sustaining i've head OBJ. cattle.
horse aud iocA 20. sheep. j. now offered l.. .a,
security, till paid FOR. This i- nr-, cate 5rror
tuui.y Tor % youug mau " Is small ilwI't
ALSO. for sale. % good COW AMI some fIrul..s
Tool. AilCc-- tor further information. I.f. a.,
~ PIERCE Ne. Norway, OF Mr. A % tGW
MAN. W. LDtCh, Name. ..F
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

4 simlle outfit f1r mounting common object Tor
the microscope, Suitable Tor Young oeginnci- cul'
bracing dozen plain gla.s -ldcs, thn glass Gov
rr. pnpei- cut Tor coVtrIug, labels, ci-sectn
needles with handles, stee lotcep-, boule OF pre-
parcel Canada Balsam, etc, all cOutl!ntd 10 DON
supplied lur 81 90
Stui f5l 3 a,if subscribers, with $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
The "OX(Ord Democrat il the
best advertising medium in On
ford County.
erIIisg

fOI inch Il space week, $iUC
Each subsequent week. rs
SPECIAL NOTICES - per cent. additional.
SPECIAL TERMS made with Local Advertisers
and FOR advertisements continued any considerable
length II time; also, for those occupying eXten
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

MICrO-Fh tOEIhphit "rtE NIHE = T"'"V
If hard tubh,r r.. nicely finished, each having u
tense win about the same variety of pictures as
the Watch Charms. PRICE !! vJ.
sent for l,r subscribers, with $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

lIf-... ....A.|
Jl-EIIitlbl,l-
.Uss.t.l i'rli.I-
from O>tHil village o.
Nt liuut iiHc SID
!rl u,iug d part 90
AtI.m Dean farm, ai,o
ct Ch.'liJa O. rm l. q
ter lau.i. uI . PHl &c
Nathan N.I.uu ~ul.
-AiItorputliu fnurhu,i-
drru aud eighty acres
$40 ,f~ EENECt,
iaad -4pAjri between
Oxford town htm Jui
ll,Uuu iur aui J.Ii'iH
rg Mathew. Pond
SAMUEL o,t KNEl
lau.l adjoining Albeit
William I..f.i ...i On.
atr,liu lI.tu',uul.
- 80 r.
O. Htit, HIIt tiir
l.u.rui Andrew place.
sotIliai. ru.ffl.ur
seven a,ir, uiiLud Jui
...u,laf -...N tul
lns Vt.uetl1i s.tuu
N.~ TUI.t.l
UANol~. I'D arrr 70
Iui adjoining Mnut
frr
IS NJ. UIlll\u-.
WORTH su I"rrs itnd
situated seq Size ras.f
%, tI.u-lfam NrirU.I..,
tn DNfuui 1HIlgr auI
ldiuirW- I4u,l 90 titu .
hI.s .II flr fUr Hr
l4urtni-, uI irr
Nu,It.I.
WN 10 uNAiHilN
uur D. rr l.u -.'uHit q
uf t.t l-.iiII.i -.'ir
uI IuJd l,tu.u- uuiu
john ilurn'u<- % NUr.
WY village. aud uppo
-iir 1T frulfutu
swim lIrI,
LDW Nkp itBHl
l~H.l adjoining N"TWH'
, I.u',
ELISHA LOMBARD
Land ltm- Goa Gry,i,1
Lruak. go called 40 b
near John , MARTIN
RICHARDS LON
BNBD, .Iud ituiteJ
south % Huf Auutuias
Home \ taurkrft S
D-h pond
DAVID HtiNNN
!ua-ur iaad valued tI
5000.
l. j. SWIFT p -
Nail,wrliIllre, .U.tll'.
90. -t.ustr'i 600 Gr'rl.y
To- ua. -ni,' io cuaiJll
- acres lLl lhuu e.
.u,i uur 1It buiiug.
SAMUEL ~hILI.
/ Nus o. unknown iu
acres land t.luc,t ai
fIoJOi.
NOSNAN sNEIL
lluti situated cost 90
D. EI.-u'- 4Ul -.uiil
60 Thomas l. k.,h'
anl containing = t,fr-
a.t Wallace. at uoI
HlIuu .,.-r}l.i.t.Il
-...Hf
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u,ero-rhotocrnph., mounted on slides,
.1ub. acing the Ior,i'- Pray o.. the Ten Command
mrnt-. rlcIuies oI Henry Ward Beechcr, i. L
Raruum etc, cOndcnse d u q space smaller Than
pins bead. PRICE, 5Vc each
sent FOR Q ns1r subscriber, wth s3.oo.
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luicrcatlug IAr.,i, Ii mice scope Objects ca
niliv ur,usr,.i iu Cautdi BA..pm. uu ,'l-, slide
and sti up iu boxes 40 dolca I1r -. or dozen
for ~.
id,gcu sent free Tor = Her subscribers, or d"t.
for . nfi- subscribers, wiki advanced payments-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

OXFORD. AT a Court OF Probate bels
Paris within and for the Coaniy OF o.
on the third Tuesday OF January, A d. - '''d
HN the Petition OF HANNAH u. SWIFT Vii.
J of Charlrs %. swim late OF Oxford IN ~.
Comfy. dcUca .ed, PRAYING lor sn allowance o,,i ~
The Personal Estate of her late husband
Ordered. that the -aid Petitioner gireno..
10 all persons interested by causing corv al d,
order 20 be pab!i three weeks saccessiteiy inn
oxford Democrat printed AT Paris that ne, 49,
appear at Probate Court 10 be held A. Paris
nm said County, ON the third IHesdsy ofMarrhn.,.
nj 9 o'clock in he forenoon and .bew csuse N ,r
they have Why the same should not he granted.
Atrue ,opy- attest II. c. DAVIS. Register
OXFORD. ss:-AtA Court Of Probate bei1 -.
Paris within aHd for the County Of OTio.i
on ihe third Tuesday OF January, A.D ISIS
~ the Petition 81 the seiecimen ut Mason .
said County. pray iug that Amos A. Groyer..
Mason br appointed Administrator ON tbe c.,
of Nsthanaei Tyler la'e OF Fryeburg Acsd l'a..
Grant in ~aid County, deceased,
ordered That ihe said Petitioners give u.,,.-
10 all persons Interested Toy causing copy of ~.
order Ia De- published three weeks successlt,lt M
oxford Democrat pIluttd ~ Psrs that iber ,r..
supear n "a Probate Court O. DO hcld go Pau.
"a said County on the third TUESDAY Of Mlrchne,.
az O'Clock in the forenoon and ~heR cause III 4r.
they have "h' the same iI'Ea n a. s. gsr1"'.d
true copy-atf"st u { DAVIS. Rrs.-'r..
OXFORD. so a Court Of Probate b,t
'ari. within and Tor the County Of trf.,.
on the third ru'-day of January 4. n i--
ON The uriiti"u # HANNAH - SWIFT Al
,,iui-tratriN oi the e-tatc Of CHARLIE, ID
SWIFT. Iaic OF ONfppi In said Comfy d..,,...
priying for Incense To ,eil aud convey 800 u-I,..
,.siat, ~ said decreased a- dr. cfin.l uf o.. r,
on, set "a Doe hrr petition VI ale Boo fl Pfob4.,
OAi'r
uEnFEFB. Tha' ihc -aid petitioner -.re uofs.
to al persons inf,rr-t,d by ctu.in- aI Geo.. Il.
her ~. itou with fiis order thereon OBJ h. I.Iii.I
ihr,e weeks sur',.,istly in Che Oxford h,mafr..
printed % Pant That tliry may appear ~ Cd D. i-I
Court 90 De held 40 Paris in said touu, au I.
talrd Tuc-d4y 90 March next ar oc.ore BOZ ID.
forenoon and show cause II any they have shv if.
same should not De- graai"!
~ X. BAKER Jui..
A true cJp5 Attest 10 ca Nis, Ess.,,-f.
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chain embracing The i.Ogd's prayer. Apostle
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WANTED.

A GENTS, male and female, 10 sell Pictures
n everywhere. Fourteen thousand retailed 10y
one. Another writes; II can make more money
IN this business than can on $4,000 farm, all
stocked WHITNEY, Co.
par s I'm Norwich. Conn.
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SOMETHINGELSE.

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PRACTICAL, us'Ultirv-
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that no other miruu'
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insects bug nf worm
alive or dead tfan ga
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Farm for Sale.

CuTUATED in Pans, ab0u, ll.'r
y Paris HI on the r01l lr1i~f I
aud sumner Parties desiring boz
e.ty OF thi- dc scripti1n shlull ava. BOOB.
thi- opportunity, a. THIS farm viii Do -..'
q percentage on rs actual Sa.1t I ~.
soon.
The stock. crops. iIrAia- tool ..
viii be- PRINCIPALLY included BOO the &c.
The house l- clpl'.uu- enough i"i '"
and the farm argr aul yrldu'titr ,A..
port them. Any one Ni-hing % enZ'-r P.
iural pursuits, Will hnd thi- r'ie
''e'' " O''' w. WV GEO & kIEA~'
a. A., - t.-t