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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

PERSONAL MESroH.Scol. J. B. Pey'
ton, Clerk Of the last House Of Delegates,
and family, arrived in the city yeSteFdday,
and are stopping at the stamm.
Sheriff Tingle has appointed ma John
W. Mitchell to act rs one OF his deputies.
Rev. Dr.. Fisher filed DR.. BroWnsoh's
pulpit al little Washington Sunday last.
|! Rev. d. B. Rogers, Of the WaahsJea.
COLLEGE Gas OF 1871, has accepted . call
10 the Presbyterian Church At West LIB
erty. 49, u,.!-
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of New York city on Friday evening
The John L. Rhodes left Cincinnati for
Wheeling and Pittsburgh yesterday ai'
ternoon. ft.-1.
The Emma Graham Is due this morn.
ing, en- route TO Pittsburgh.
The towboat Three Lights was sold on
the 9th inst. by the o. s. Marshal 70 Hal
Ter, Beck & Co., OF the Union Salt Co., for
$1,000.
Capt. Williamson has named his new
boat The Cotton Valley. she u nearly
completed, and viii ply In the Yazoo and
Vicksburg trade. . 80 -
The Rover has gone to Pomeroy after
barge Of pig metal left there on her LAST
The Arlington, which sunk opponite to
Southland, Ky, Thursday morning, 10
only insured for $l2, 000-all in the Gin.
cinnati Offices, except $1,000 In Coying-
The Glasgow, sunk on the falls, was
owned one.third each by the Memphis \
Ohio River Packet Co., Louisville \
Henderson Packet Co, and o. s. Mail
Line Co., and was regular weekly packet
between Cincinnati and Evansville. She
had but little freight on board when she
sunk, and was not Of great value herself,
having been purchased by her present own
ers for her machinery, with the intention
Of building a new boat. ~
Mr.. Warner, agent Of the Katie Put
nam comedy company, arrived In the
city yesterday. -
Col. Bob. McEIdOwney, Of WetEsl, Is at
the st. James. s.g..s. gm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
N0R SALE

Square 10 Ir the city OF Wheeling, tsundsd By
JacS1, WAtcs, 4IsI aud 42d EtrtetS, known IS thG
samuel OF property, conIainlnS about thFes acres
One largo Mansion HOuss, Brck Tenement and
stable on the property street CAT pass the pro
psrty. Tor tcfIns, &c, apply 70
ALDEitSOE d rAuLL,
rA7 IHQ Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
Carrier Boy Wanted. Apply at
this Office Immediately. VOC.

COUNCIL tonight: Illai 3roTe
luLLEriNs were thin yesterday.
BUSINESS Is completely s,a9nA;ed. -
- - 1890
THIs thing j. getting mOnotonOus,4-,.
80
No more excursion rates, 70 the East.
ITEMS are as scarce rs Peter Cooper
men,
IT is time for a little good earnest
winter. , ~ !
The hinge factory resumed operations
yesterday.
"WHAT is the latest !" is still heard on
every corner.
SHIPPERS Of game complain Of the
soft weather. .....r
TIE saloons have had the best OF the
election excitement, egf ry Moot,
THE Grand Lodge K. Of P. OF this State
meets at ParkerSburg to-day. 81 .aElb'
TIE conuDdrum still Il, who's elect
edT Aud everybody gives It up.
THERE will be q literary entertainment
at the Female College this evening,
AMONG others tho Justices have been
ryslack oitrade since the election. D
THE Grand Lodge A. F. and A. N. Of
West Virginia vail meet in this city 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
I OF on MARKET STREET
gEIERSQG&RAEER.,
HIS

That valuable lot on the corner Of Market ADD
Tw0nty-dTsE Slreeis, Cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

AMONG others tho Justices have been
very slack Of trade since the election. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
T1oR RENT

NOR SALE Oh REET-No. q EIGHTEENTH Y n
gtrSet, two story and bali Brick Hon1e, Mne
MONS, uSsi a dWeliinS and ETOcCryi gAs and HAte5
In houso. For EAle on eaIy terms " rent AiSo
1M,,,T n A. II. ADAMB,
Ag XXX ;" l227 Market st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
FoR RENT.
EoR RENT

Thu third story d our manufactures ost.SliI .
r,snt, eofpsr q eighteenth and chSpline suSeu,
i.,.Is oseuuItd b. Kuhl d FfO6s a CaitieS 4,
anon Az other room and power i'r rink Al
vatrOon' heated BY steam soOLEY BROS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

TaEKE will be a literary entertainment
at the Female College this evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
Don SALE Or RENT
On Worry Easy Terms.

Three store Rooms, with Dwellings attached
EOa, 2lGJ to 2ISI Main street, known rs the "0id
stunsmAn Property" Would exchange the whole
or part, tJr city or county property. Enquire o.
IN! II. FORBES, il42 ChaplIne ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

TuE cOnundrum still is, who's elect
ed| Aud everybody gives It up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

COUNCIL tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
acknowledgement.
TUESDAY. NOV. II, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-A. B. c. -
$1,000 Reward-oxtoby & Duffeld.
Fine Statuary-Stanton 4 Davenport.
Pictures Framed--Hutchins' Music and
Art Store.
Furs Altered and Repaired. a.I
Cameo and Onyx Goods-Turner 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

EuLLErlNs were thin yesterday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

BusrSrss is completely s,a9na;ed. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

ITEMS are as scarce as Peter Coope
men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

The Grand Lodge K. Of P. OF this State
meets at ParkerSblrg to-day. y ,aE7B'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14

THIs thing Is getting mOnO,ouOus ~,
No more excursion rates 10 the East.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07

WHEt,>. OAK Heavenly Father. by
.s u,-.-s.uu- providence. a-,a taken,
1-ru.1 l1e band ot drath. irou cur
T. U.s.. .-r ov.oyeI 1-a;her. a Der, B-4,cc,
- i,>p,c. to our lausut,d friend sud
.-c.agr. Wc. the mvu otr> 90 MulUlaIn
H9-.e l. 8 =. NJ o.. / q, q l.. Iendcr
-e following resolutions
..I. Thai iu h,s removal - have
IS. an IGNORED aud efficient uem ber. and
Ia. NC sine, re.y Symp4th.1a ~lth the
-e-t- aud relatives ot tee deceased
-...---. whose loss comes aiGc 10 The
,sl.,, OBJ, a.l
.sI. That be was a young msa OF
Aa,. integrity. 10 WhSm TIE community
~ .ue.d, had great hope, aud ,h4; Ne
As t-..aeIs and irituts axe lraieTua.y
q, .:eti- mourning the loss ot our brother.
,5. TIA; our regalia and charter
s --a2-d Ia mourning. "a respec, 20 our
s9A-,ed brother, for thirty days.
a.,.-al. That copy OF these resolU-
I--, be presented 70 The parents OF our
-ecg-seI brother. and That the above
o,l-,oas be sent tor publication 10 The
Le-r,y papers. Con-.
Hebron. Oct. =. 1876
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sethei.

r.. Centennial Reform Club held o
,smoerance rally st The Congtega-
- church, last Sunday afternoon aud
.-;og. There were present quite a
,-.,.,jop trcm GoJham. Gi'ead. West
o.Il North Waterford. Rumlord and
esss Mills Clubs. The meeting was
a 10 order bT the President, Mr..
inch Who made some very interesting
ais. Among The prominent speakers
..c ,bsosd were Hon. A. 5. TSicheI
.. c5rham. y. H.. Mr.. Clark. editor Of
=. Atiroscoggia Herald, Mrs Fizger-
"a and The President OF the North Wa
'~-r! club. The meeting was one Of
-,,b interest ard enthusiasm. and the
l..,s 40 Hence Was well entertained for
.s5 hours.
The Congregational church was crowd
alto is utmost capacity last Tuesday
.rering to hesr the Sheppard Jubilee
S--er.. Tie sutieuce was delighted
rss ,be entire programme, consisting OF
,s,ciae southern plantation songs and
Xs.rc camp meeting hymns.
A lsrgo centennial patty eft this place
Is, Tuesday.
1 series OF religious meetings have
s,sn bed evenings. in the NJ. Z. Church.
dang ,be PISS, three eeks, which have
s,,a 90 much interest They vii be
.,acsj through The week. uoder he
.-.a o. NV. Mr.. Center
~. Sa1horos large, lwc-,;gry house,
,..r ,6e steam mil j. approaching com
.ea.c.
" Timothy Bean Who has been spend
-.,o1, aGeen years in Oregon,re,uyaed
s., family 81, L0cke's Mills last week.
n. d. has been 10 ,he srCep business.
ST. g. J.. Morse O. South Bethel has
rc.,.l aa oyter isem q party ia Boston
s. ,sve-a. thousand ,et>,eats Mg NJ.
sn.s.r. IN addition 10 his iac,ory, end
j. expecting 90 10 good business The
com Z water. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07

Tae Fall term school 10 district Nos
commenced Oct. 10th with tall a,ten-
t.s--. aud under 50 successful teacher
=, Tee. Il. Eastman. cannot fail to be
iP-oi,ab,e term.
TIE Fall term il D.s.ric: MOI. is
--ga; by Preston ". Charles. = s.uden!
O.. ,ls Normal school, Pennington, who
Is meeting with excellent success.
Tie Centre school. taught by the well
s,7Na and successful teacher. Cyrus
Chapman. Is. a. usual. al excellent term
ST.. JOAN Walker Is extensively Ie-
1.;as bis house having raised toe ro1i,
--.j double pi.1zL on he front sides.
L1-oushly repaired inside &c. aud when
1mp.eted VII be one OF tie 6uesi yesi-
.,-cas il town.
Nr EIgar McAIister is building 81
81 ION to his stable.
"A reform club as been started a. No
-9ye.l. which has thus Tar been the means
@. much good. /. is hoped that one may
Be started at the Centre or village.
Nsssr.. I G Charles and Cyrus A.
i,ess have contracted for a large lC, Of
pine lumber with Isaac Lane Ed, Of
Boston.
+ T. S.earns Esq IS doing thriving
ocs.ncss Al his mill 81 "SlAb City, mat
a-c.lr.ag spools. employing about Is
hans.
Recently two Indian trAmps passed the
bose Of Mr. Charles Andrews. Seeing
Ia. ), vas closed, and thinking that
'1-e o. The family were at home. they
s--e s-11. DO enter when they were met
he ts1- by NJ. Andrews gun. BE-
--i which vas M-s.er O,sea. aged 49,.
slo wiki bis younger brother, vas al
he 10 lhe house. Ga seeing The tramps
I be -.i Us brother in the chamber. He
/ l;-e-et them Ito be CT, and seeing that
-sTo>ssssed the true spirit OF 20, they
} '-re 10, org 10 oJoyiag.
T H@Ts. WUham. Powers and LIBBY
A72 been holding some interesting meet
lg,s,Na.s.
i-e Christian Circle met last with
''s,1sa Andrews. \ goodly number
VI .'e1ts ard Uighbors were present
il I'D enjoyed themselves 10 social later
y ''-'se. Singing ,0lc.
b +
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
STATE or MAINE.

ovE1RTl. Board Of County Commissioners
S-at,g.Jsr session, 4. y. lss6.
TnoH-tls fore going petition satisfactory eNlIthee
,yi, been ed that the petitioners arc
-. and that inquiry into the merits OF 'heH "p
plicatiOu is cNped.ehI, ... ,,...,, i.si,,,s,s
a. Ordered that the county Ceuli' <si
- AZ he House Of Thomas J. sargent IN New
=. IN Tuc-iay the lyth Gay OF DeeehoeI n.y.
= tsr az tbe clock 4. NJ, aud thence PtOOeeu a.
~ mo route I'M ntioRrd In said pstitoh Ilile
800, .fter which view hearing oil pafuts anu !" -
Mil be had 10 sOmc convenient pi4oe ~ M -
ana .uca other measures taken luthe ~ \.
~, C5raraissi0ners shall Judge proper. Anu !. =
.tr.- ,,-i-red that notice Of the tiihet P'SS an,
-,.... All stit Commissioners meeting ~iol e9.1'ti
- iivep 10 ali persons and corporations in's'Os-i
- = c.usfng at.csted copies OF sald pet.tlou -
- oS5er ri Court thereon 70 be serNe1 upoi, '"e
49, a the town Of NewTy ana as isbad
- -, r,i,l,r niaces ia said town, ana uOil
80 Nesks saecessivsy in the ONiotu DS % 49,
pexspaDer printeoin raTis, IN the OYuh,{ " % -
- - irst OF said publications ana SaS - ~
49, no,ieesto be II least thiriy uaS ueioa ~, ~
-, nj meeting 10 the end that All ke'i,''s
-or.tions interested may then anu M. - -,
80 sbrv- cause, II any they have, WY INC Pc
s.iJ "a titiOneIs shOuld not De siahltsS,SIr f,irt
u S'N 49, JAMES ;. W Kun -,
4 True copy of the Petition aud Ofuei VI O'-''
thereon. ,rp,cur clark
Attest: JAMES S. WRlGhI'V'e'A'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
Upton.

The Reform Club is still in prosper
Gus condition. Snce its organization in
Nav regular NEE ings have been held
every Tuesday evening. and portion of
the 'iue ou SUNDAY, also.
Farmers have harvested all Of their late
crops aud report a better Yield than was
anticipated.
Ness's. West & Ripley have made
about the usual amour, o. starch. tbouob
many OF our potatoes went to The Bethel
market.
Inc grain is about all ihreshed. and
gives satisfactory results. 40. Goodwin
ihreshed from a little less than Il bush
els sowing, % u bushels OF Los, Nation
wheat. Who has done better?
{. l.. Douglass and \. NJ. Coolidge
have each erected 8 nice new cottage
which adds to the coed looks Of the
place.
a good boot and shoe maker is needed
here very much. OGe can obtain good
rent and ind constant employment.
Revival meetings are beioe held in the
Union Church, conducted By the pastor
in charge, H,v. L. p. Gould.
Ii I. Chase has contracted with f !.
Coe to haul one and half millions OF
spruce from c township. It will be
landed on thc-pond in ihe-,iycr. between
the two lakes.
There is considerable stock for sale in
this vicinity. ard puess some of i, is
disposed OF, hay Will bring q good price
!Com The lumbcrmen and The few farmers
who are obliged to bay.
The farm buildings vt c. II. West OF
Enrol. consisting o.! house, barn and shed,
we.c ;otsiiy CONSUMED Gy fire on Sunday
last, together with twenty tons Of hay,
one sbo,o aud one calf. Loss from eish,
hualred 10 one thousand dollars; insured
Tor 500 D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
Sheriff : Sale.
.lNFoED, IS

ONFOED, IS.
Taken on execution and Will be sold at Public
Auction, onfsATUBDAh, Dec. jUth, 1876, at two
O'Clock IN the afternoon, al the store OF Henry y.
small In RumtUrd, In said County, all the right in
county which John Davis OF Milton Plantation in
said County, has or had on the day OF the attach
eut On the original writ in this action TO redeem
the following described Real Estate situated in
said Milton Plantation, To Wit: The Homestead
Farm Of John Davis, on which he formerly lesid-
ell aud on which John ID. Davis now resides, SIT
uat,d in said Milton Plantation, Ia said County.
OF Oxford: the above described premises being
subject 10 a mortgage given TO y. :. tarnum OF
Runflrd 20 secure the payment of a note Of hand
t,r three hundred ami twenty seven dollars 1927
Dl' ami interest, dSted February goth, ISL, on
which there Is now due three hundred and eighty e.
nine dollars and ninety.thTec cents. Recorded
vol 100, page rs Oxford Records; said mortgage
having been since assigned TO Timothy Walker.
OSCAR +. TRASH,
Deputy sheriff.
Milton Plantation, Oct. Is, 1876. oc3l 3w
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U s z
Renne's MagicOil.

n y5c have -. Ehcumat,.m. -.......,,,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
II you have got Neuralgia, ...,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
4 You have got Collie or Cramps,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL
IL YOU have got any Kind 81 Ache or Pain.
U-E RENNE'> PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.
Toy o. snl va VII. Dc surprised al tn ocne Zeal
effect derived from a thorough and faithful use "i
th. popular family remedy j, is purely 'eSS'"oie
safe ana clean 90 Use internally or externally.
soil In Psri, hv An Hammond "a. Paris, \.
N Gerry. NORWAY. 4. Oscar Noycs, \. j. Rowe
Bethel. u. = Wiley. 50. Waterford, Chas- Dung
Fryeburg, I. w are. Harrison Hammond \ son
wa. RENNE x son, PrOpr'rs, Pittsueld, Mass.
julyt3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07

There Is slight disa groemen, betwssr
our noon bell and The whistle. Now tho
sun mas come out, bousekeepers c.u set
eue'' ''ne pieces by scratch on the
door. y" 'ne
mere are large quantities of wood ,or
sac 10 'h's section. Fuel should be obean
The coming winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07

Nt long ago K-v.A 3. Pe1d.v;on,
,....-o.i-, E,p,>, chaJchcs 10 Peru
- las: D.Narid bap;.soi ;hr,e 81 the
s.u., p.scc. and one :, The la,ter. 10
sa,, pale.d the young people OF the
g4yI,. aad Fr,eViI Bsp,is. churches
lave a weekly p-ayey-meeIiug. which
Is seen greatly blessed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07

l.. b. Weeks OF Norway has Just treat
81 he residence Of Mrs. (. ) Cummings
= = 4 'oA- OF paint TIE JOB was done IN
'veI' Osst style
Cl'1s Chapman. our worthy black
-''o' Is connecting his buildings with
Anew shed.
0s0' Shaw has completed bis barn and
'asd' On fremont street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
r., the Hon orabie Board OF County Commiss on
ar. In and Tor the County OF oxford.

To- the Hon orabie Board OF County Commiss on
srs u and tor the County Of Oxford.
WE. the unGcrs. sned. inhabitants OF the town
W al Newry, IA the County ot oxford and
Stale of Maine, aud vicinity, respectfully repre-
-rnt tht The publ, couyen ence and Ecce Sly re-
afre certain alterations and new LOCATION ~ tHe
highway leadins from Thomas }. Sargent 5 d@el-
M house iu said town OF NCwry, situated on
sander River Road. so called, by way o. isgIu. =
t,oly.lu'- dwelling house Iu SAID town OF Nt"ty
ard i'm sid County, and D. AZ said Goodwin dWtI
IN, house % the lear Eiyer Eoad 50 called, m
80 town OF Newry, aud 70 point on SAID htST
Elyrr Es.d ueal the school house, an where the
Mountain Road. 90 rallied, inteisctIs win 'Ail
V.rr River Road We therefore request your
Honors. aner due preliminary proceedings, 70
,..,, sid route and makc such alterations 9ltl
,,,,, locations. between said Thomas ). sargent :
p5fl.. and a point On said Bear River Road neal
..I4 school house and "a Tue point Whe'e us
Nanrtt.. Road. 80 called, iutersects Win eA.u
It-,r River Road, n may seem % your Honors 70
IL demanded by public convenience anu ntcessl-
wand a- 10 cu,y bound viii ever pray.
p4teI 40 NcNly, aforesaid, this iOuith H'5 VI
4 y STOWE.
K = GORHAM,
4. STOWE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07

HothcrS can secure heal,a i.y tucir chl
ircu ana rest t1r ta.m~,.,c- by tle use OF Cast
oi.a, perfect substitute lor Castor Ou. II 81,
absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant 20 take
g., honey. FJrWiaJ.C1i sour stomach. Worms
or Constipation, too young OF oiI, there B., nothing
ike IL d 81 certain , itis speedy, 81. l. cheap.
takcd Breasts, Rheumatism. Sciatica.
>w,uus.. Spraius, SaG.Ja.uis, Barns. >ctlds,
po!,ouoa. B-,,s, aud al G,sh. bone and ma,o!c
4i'acat,. ean Dee at,-,a,,h crrcl by The Cou'aur
Iluiuc,,-. The Waite L.n.tecn, is Tor the human
family, tae Ycuow Cen;aur L,uIment i- loT spav
uci. lame ard strained horses ant animals.
mtA.. sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
SOrClY Afflicted.

! q. Ecslrortt ii, Co, DcHgCr Gott'cmen. -
Prompted BY n fellow. feeling for those afflicted
WIKI Caiafrh, wish to add my testimony in behalf
OF SNNfOEbS RADICAL CURE TOE CNTAEllI. |
have been sorcly afflicted with this fearful disease
ior Tour ears, and have tried every known remedy
without avail, until bought bottle OF the above
CT RE- lron you, which gave me almost instant re.
hel. IL beng constitutional as well as 4 local
remedy, believe 10 20 De all that is claimed FOR il
a Radical Cure LOT Catagrh. Very truly ysurs
WM. AMETINE,
MLil .lrr.nn- ~. \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
TOWN ITEMS.
Albany.

" Hsnry Cross, recently lost valu-
n, roupg horse by falling into the barn
L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
Va e. "a. EsE EDs

T,au WHO are suffering l5om Tie errors and in
di,,rc;.ous %. Youth, nervous OcaAne--. early &c
c.i, loss 90 manhood, e.. VIII send e. recipe
tastvu curc sou. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy wa. discovered De- missionary 10
south America. Seul selcaldIessel envelope
Co tbc EEv. Jo>FrH T. INsiA>, station D., Bit.s
Ff.q,s Nee loss C.ts. octIe Can
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
Greatly Afflicted,

M,Ssrs. j. o. E7SWor,h 81 Co, Denrcr Gentlemen,
take great pleasure in recommending san.
foED'S RADICAL CCUE OR CATAERH 90 an WHO
are afflicted With this disease. / was greatly af.
hcted with II Tor long time, and cured it with two
bottles OF ihe above ID II. Abatt Il ,clr alt,r.
wards was agsin taken with CJtarIh, quite Sc.
Netclv, aud immediately sent Tor another bottle.
winch fixed NE ali right, giving me relief, from
the hr,t dose. ana cunilioul that this remedy
VIII do sll ihAt rs claimed TO, 10. and more, too
Wishing You success 10 is INTRODUCED 90 / am. very
tuiY YOURS, 4 ". SMITH
Denver, o.. I. $50. CT Smith \ ID H.
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takcd Breasts.

IrIsua- thc hot ,apor- Of solution OF Forrest
Tsr'' joy Bronchitis aad Conception. arays ta
cough I'd. ,Np,.,0ra;.5u, restore, lhc appetite
ara .r..o.e. s.cer. ccsiiw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-07
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

AND TROCiIE POWDER
DELIGHTFUL ANp PLEASANT REMEDY ~
CAurrh. Headache Bad Breath, doarseness,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs. Deafness,
Nt.al.ta.i Disorders resulting from
Colds il HEAD. IutbAI
And VOCAL ORGANS
This Remedy does nos "uE1 rI.' taialrh but
IOl>FN~ Be-. ir,c- the head 20 al offensive mat
Ter ~ouIIiE- tle uJl.NING IEAr 90 tttaffu - go
mi'i ami agreeable Iu lis eject that % POSITIVE
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZINGi
TROCHE POWDER, j. pleasant 20 The taste
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OXFORD, Ss:-At q Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and Tor the County OF oxford on
the third Tuesday al October \. D., $50.
~ the petition Of EMELlNE :. HOBBS et ais.
~ Tor the appointment o. Josiah ;. Hobbs, Of
Augusta, Administrator on the estate OF stevens
smith, late OF Paris ,ONiOrd Coz, deceased;
Ordered That the said Petitioners give notice TO
all persons interested by causing a copy Of this
order 10 De published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris, that they
may appear II = Probate Court o be held at Paris
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF Nov. next
Al y O'Clock in the forenoon ana shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
\. II. WALKER, Judge
Atrue sopy-attest: II. {. DAVIS. Register
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5000 Feet Above the sea-.

The following testimonials are from Messrs j.
.. HoSWoRIH X CO. Denver, Col, large and h,-
nucntal druggists. They report unprccedcn;ed.y
l.d &c sales and universal Satisfaction. No Other
disease IS so universally prevalent In that region
lhey speak OF the following gentlemen as among
their best citizens.