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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE OFFER
ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 8, @, g. 10, 12S,
Is, 16, and 1Sc.-all at astonlshlngly low
prices WIDE BANDS at 35c. worth 6oc.; q.
so, G5, rs, csc. 81, and $1.25-much below
market value. Their assortment comprises the
largest variety in the city.
Also, large stock of REAL yALENCIENSE>,
POINT APPLIQUE, ENGLISH THREAD,
YAK, and GUIPURE LACES to be sold of very
cheap. au3l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02
ssrysEsflI,Eig1s.

DICHMoND THEATRE!
- THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
NO MATINEE PERFORMANCE,
First performance by the unuquaiied
FAY TEaiPLETON STAR ALLIANCE.
FAY-"Thc Fairy STAR
ALICE yANE-Star Of the South. Is =
John TEMPLETON-she fayo1ite comedian.
supported by
THEIR NEW COMPANY.
MONDAY EVENING, September 4th,
RIP VAN WRINKLE;
to conclude with
THE AIMEE SKETCHES,
original with the wonderful Fay Templcton.
Admission, 25 and so cents. Reserved seats 70
cents, at Wyatts inusc-5tor' go Main street.
Sc 2-2t*
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GRAND EXCURSION

GRAND EXCURSION
W TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
sion to the aboyc-naincd points by the fast and cle
giant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER ON TUESDA? the
9Th day of September, 1876, leaving the wharf at
ter arriving ut Old Point ut 3 O'Clock p NJ and ut
Norfolk mt Ak O'Clock; and returning Wednesday,
arriving at Richmond about 5 p. 81.
Fare for round trip, 20; children under twelve
years of age half price Tickets good for one week
with the Hygcia Hotel at Old Point to furnish the
excurslonists with meals at fifty cents each lodging
for the same.
Tickets for sale In Manchester at l. G. Weiss store,
and in Richmond ut the office of The State; ID. c.
Galloway's, Eighteenth and Franklin streets; Hud,
nall & Prosscrs, Fourteenth and Main streets; ana
at ri. G.. Boschcn's, No. 2l5 Broad street. For
further particulars, apply to I:.C. WELLS,
se 2-2t Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

HUNS! GUNS! GUNS Just opened, q
W large and complete assortment of ENGLISH
BREECH-LOADING. GUNS, made by w. & G.
Scott & Son and other makers-some US cheap as
Guns and Sporting Goods OF all kinds, which offer
as low Us they can be bought anywhere. am agent
for lie celebrated Dead-Shot Sporting aud Blasting
Powder, which can recommend Us being equal to
any powder made, and will be sold as low, ut whole
sale or retail. II. w. TlGNOR.
an Slim 1882 Main street. Richmond, Va.
~ w. FIELDS 81 CO., VEGETABLE
~. STAND No. 30, SECOND MARKET, Rich
nond. Va, dealers In VEGETABLES, FRUITS for
picking preserving, and all articles of . like kind
In season. They are prepared 70 ill all orders which
may be entrusted to tben promptly and with salts
faction. They refer by permission to Mayor w. G.
Darlington: George Timherlake, Clerk Second Mar
other wel-known and responsible citizens.
au 5.S1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

GRAND EXCURSION TO WELDON,
VI NC,
Oh SUNDAY the Sd of September, under the charge
of the
JUNIOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS,
Round-trip ticket from Richmond. ..........sl 80
Round-trp ticket from Petersburg. w
MTh&S3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO THE Ms
ia ATLANTIC u &asSsalas
on THE
JOHN. SYLVESTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

M REMNANTS Of 5-4, Ga, 81, o., 1O-4,
and l2-4 UTICA sHEETINGS at much below
regular prices;
CANTON FLANNELS at TO-. l2k, Is, 162!, and
zoe. per yard;
WOOL FLANNELs at 90, 25, and SOC. and up to
s5c. per yard
BED-TICK ut 10, l2I5, and up to csc. per yard;
STRIPED COTTON HOSE for ladies ut 12Hc. and
finer:
HANDKERCHIEFS for men, women, and chill
dren, all very cheap, at LEVY BROTHERS.
REMNANTS OF CALICOEs-fyc pounds in q
bundle. au 80
M SILK SHIRTS FOR GENTS at s1.75
and 80, worth So aud $3.50;
NERINO SHIRTS in all qualities, from soc. to 80
a1ERINo DRAWERS, JEANS DRAWERS;
LINEN, COTTON and SILK HANDKERCInEFs /;
sUsPESDERs,
GLOVES.
SOCKS.
CRhFATS.
TIES AMI BOWS,
NIGI1T-CAPS.
BATHING-DRAWERS,
SHIRT COLLARS:
READY-MADE SHIRTS, manufactured Of Wam-
sutta cotton and pure Irish linen at 81 and S1.25
cach-the best shirt ever offered for the money
UMBRELLAS i'll great variety. at very low prices,
at LEVY BROTHERS..
FOUR, FIVE-.and SIX-BAND BRACE
LET'S ut reduced prices. aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02
TICKETS GOOD FOR ONE WEEK.

. ROUND-TRlp TICKETS, 50: children und'
twelve years of age, HALF PRICE. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

CREDITORS. OF THE WHITE SUI
OPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY desi.ing to dis
pose of their CLAIMS win find 1t their interest to
correspond with the undersigned before selling.
M. E. MILLER,
au 30-lm Staunton Va, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

A TTENTION, HOWITZERS.- A,ll
~ Assemble ut your armory SUNDAY, Sd wv
instant ut 2 O'Clock =. NJ In full-dress uni fa1iaf1
form with helmets and sdc-arlns), to pay gss..SS
funeral honors to the late Adjutant- General W. IL.
RICHARDSON. III. c. CARTER,
Sc git = Captain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Parade at Il
" yonr armory on SUNDAY next at 8 o'clock. q
In full-dross winter uniform to attend the funeral
of Acknowledgement RICHARDSON. II
BY order LOUIS ). BOSSIEUX. Captain.
S. IRWIN SMITH,
sc2-1t Orderly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02
MILITARY NOTICES.

| A R1IORY r. L. I. BLUES, SEPTEMBER A
| II 2, 1S76.-Specia Orders, No. l This COM 81
mand will assemble at AZ O'Clock THIS p NJ. to IN
| act as guard of honor to our lamented honorary II
| member General w. II. RICHARDSON BY order
| T. II. BLANKINSHIP, lieutenant commanding.
| Sc 2-ltk TATE STARK, O. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

HEADQUARTERS RICH MON De
IL CITY GUARD.-Assemble at your armory q
OH SUNDAY the Sd instant ut 2 L. ~, in full IN
dress uniform, to attend the funeral of General ii
WILLIAM II. RICHARDSON, Acknowledgement OF
tho State OF Virginia. by order Of Captain G. f.
TAYLOR. A. l.. Elicit,
Sc PIT Orderly Sergeant,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

A TTENTION, Of" COMPANY.-E
N The officers and men of this company will q
meet ut the armory at 2 o'clock p. NJ. OF SUNNI
DAY, Sd Instant, in full-dresS uniform, with II
cross-bets, for regimenta parade, to attend the flu
neral of General W. II. RICHARDSON, Adjutant-
General OF the State of Virginia. \ full and prompt
attendance Is desired.
by order II. It. MILLER, First Lieutenant, conf
handing company. ROBERT II. GILLIAN,
Orderly Sergeant.
Will also meet SATURDAY at T. NJ with ac-
cOutrcmcntS, for drill. sc 2-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02

WASHINGTON, D. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
Waterford

Nj. D..i-i Pr0ctOc OF North Water
ford, > Years OF age. died on Monday
last, ot consumption. lie Was u young
msn vi excellent character. = worthy
member OF Oxford Lodge. |. o vi .. F..
No 81. Ills death is The tirst which has
occurred IN the Ledge, which Is 20. yet
lao years o.d. The tULeral serN ices at
the church on "Wednesday were conduct
Ell o. Rev. Nj Smith Of Waterford Cen
ter. and the reuaits were escorted TO the
cemetery by the l. ,dge, accompanied by
visiting mem ovrs OF several ntighboIlog
lodges.
On Monday, a large bear was seen in
the ndghborhcod OF Sawin's Hill. Albany,
a short distance from NJ. Waterford by
some boys, Who 81 o0ce sent Tor some
men to come and shoot him the boys
meanwhile wsiehiog the bear. Before
The MN arrived. bruin disappeared -
The neat day Nh. Clark White Of Albany
was coming TO Waterford, aud saw a
large bear 10 The road. who confronted
NJ. Wbre and was with some difficulty
frightened away so as 10 allow Mr.. w
Iass With bis team. Tracks oil lar ge
bear. probably the same. have been Ire
qqeOtiy seen This tall near No. Wafer
ford YIlzge-JO'ITi1H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
Paris.

Hawkes. X Garland have jest put 10 a
new aud large STOCK OF fancy goods.
They were bought low for cash aud VII
be sold A. corresponding rato.. Call and
see them. whether YOU purchase or not.
Nj G. " Cole, road surveyor Tor this
district, has done COCO JOB Al the town
pump. by r. boarding tho well and Level
iaS the s,oGnls arovud II.
The sinai, boys are cut frightening par
,Tidges. Occasionally they highien one
10 death.
Mr. Horace Cummings is preparing a
piece Of land below Jackson Hill tor q
cranberry bed.
Hiram Hubbard Esq. is breaking Up a
valuable piece Of burned lsnd below The
cemetery.
The scholars from Paris iii AcAdc ny
took walk Friday Afternoon.
). 3. Address. a mute who has been
employed b, the Paris Il,.l Arfs Co. Tor
TWO aud qnar,er years. - aGout 10 open
a Carriage saop al North Plris. Tie Is An
excellent workman. aud i, thoroughly
acquainted with the business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17

iese' A most excellent Grafton was de-
livered by Rev. DE-. r ,bbins of Colbv
ualVe'siiY. in which be argued ,ha, re.
hgion and education must 90 hand in
hsno' An original poem was then read
o' MISS Hattie Aurch of Buckfield A,
'hree O'Clock ali repaired to mos, ir.
Vb'ag repast n the chapel. which had
oeen prepared by the ladies of Hebron
After dinner the people retulned /, ,te
church and listened to Per,ival Bo.re,
"a Who alter reading a number of let.
'eis IRON former students and irisnds q,
The academy. who sent good word TOR
Ut regret that they could not oe mr., sen,
Al The reunion. ably drew the vou,rss,
between the tunes OF twenty years aoo
ana those ot to-day. Alter this. appro
isle remarks were made BIZ Rsvs
- herrieN and ). Estes ct SAINT n, and
= +. Moody, A. ~. ltincipal O HE
Aead'my' Alter, prelim mar. a, "a ,ge
merits for another iepniou. tie lnees mo
adjourned to Tie first Thursday in q.
1851 Tie evening Was epliyencd by i
concert given by the students aud friend.
Consisting OF music. insuumrntal apo
vocal sid an original defamation by
= A. lIoyt OF RUmtorj. o student a, the
&c tdemy, Subject, Labor. Tue evenings
Establishment closed with = sociable.
Hickory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
TOVN ITEMS.


,,,.ov Free High School under
. s.. Of J. A. Twsddle is nearly
though. aud is giving good sat
- 4 profitable term is anticipated,
r,,ddle has previously taught 10
ssp he is engaged to teach at n
..,,l. commencing IN Dec.
80, orr farmers are getting a good
S'-' o,,Noes. aud We are Carrying
Rs,b.. and selling them for %
PEI bu,hc'-
= Wider bad COW get her foot
,.5 in between tao stones that
Il no, ex,ricA,e il, after two days
~. Il, he iound and released Der.
are be ping themselves TO mutt
n. freely. aud, 10 some e:ses, they
IN 10 consult the Interests OF The
....,rr. Of he dock As they recently
,ses tor which The owner. w. W.
Maid 68y dollars s year ago in
l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17

4 l'rso delegation OF Norway Old
Fe..oN' visited BgidSton Thursday, Oh
the occ.,ipn OF the anniversary OF Cum-
eerlaud Lodge. Olr correspondent sends
III Interesting accoun, OF their reception.
but :; is crowded on, this week. AL
hands had good time.
Albion Hill was lhro~n from his wagon
on Friday ias;, oy tie breakirg ct the tran
sient bolt, and falling heavily upon his
right side and back on alock was severely
injured. OAe rib WAS started from the
spiae. and severe internal injuries sns-
tsined.
Henry ki.gore is building q house not
far trom Say iug,ou ; on Matston s..
The dip.aert and scarlesina still liz
gers amonS the children. though in y
mild form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

No people in the world safer 50 much with Dys-
pep-ia rs Americans. Although years OF expert
eace n medicine had failed TO accomplish q GER
tain and sure remedy for tins disease and lis
effects. such as Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Water
brash, Sick Headache, Costiyeness Palpitation
The Heart, Liver Complaint comlrs up OF the food
low spirits, general debility, &C.. yet since the IL
PRODUCTION OF GREENS AUGUST FLOWER we be
lieye there is no OF Dyspepsia that cannot DC
immediately relieved. ovJ) dozen sold last year
without one case OF failure reported. We
ask you TO 20 10 GEo +. WILSON, So. Pari.
J. II. RAwsoN, Paris I'M; G. Il. WILEY, Bethel,
or any other Druggist, and set Sample Bottle Of
Green's August Flow er for 10 cents and try II,
Regular size.ior - cents. Two doses viii relieve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
BurkntId.

said TIA, CariIon Gardner Will
"a e5par,asr>tip with Isaac Morrill,
ale here. The cattle trade i very
Lo,hrop says &c has seen but one
soi oxen sold 20 by bis residence.
Z, Frank Maxim place Is uoS occu-
Esg Osc DIr.ia from Tu:aer. haviag
-cc' oi Robinson Dean.
Ts1,.g, Maxim pa, bought The Capt.
b.. Tl,oer larm; also OF the Misses
,oz he cranberry meadow with az
~ Aal o. Co. G.. @. PasiPs OF
81 Pals.
ls ra.r.o.ic Cnuycaili Was 50 Impress
.ta.1s coincidence that his hrs, born
-- l.o .i.e Il The momtn; that Blaine
-.ss-,o.. were pa>,iag h.s re Hence
.--l %, great mass meeting ~ Nor
-. be has chri,,euej the daughter
b .a.a.e iazersOil Church. P.
.-s-.e 1-s.aess is qui.e ac,.ve.
Any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17

j. The Iron L sd> held Inelr
p. ~ hteuns "Wednesday ,veLIng With
-sa4. great Interest, and ! large
--g. OF names was Sdjed 10 Tie
s- An entertainment Was given BY
-.,,. CONSISTING OF els loguos. dec e.
80, auI select reA log, *. A busi
e-e,tiug vi. be he'd n. d. /. Aus'iu''
aFdday evening. TO choose oil ;erH
,r4cs4cl OiasT business.
e farmers have neatly completed
7,,dog their crops. There was :
Yield. The apple gathering vi"
-.l-s .Li, tai.
". Kiuoall is still loading pO,sIoes
cs. Mr. X. has recently put 10 :
BE- 10, Of dry goods Of al kinds,
be IS selling Al bottom prices.
e. Parmeni4 Peabody raised 90
~ss Of The brook seeding potatoes
.te ard occ-ha.l acre OF ground
b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
ULCE r ATIVE
CATARRH.

This is the destructive and terrible stage OF the
disGa se- The whole nasal passages, including The
eyes and cans tousils, throat bronchial tubes and
lungs become. one after another, affect q, inil1m-
e., Ult Grated ami slccumb rapidly 20 this fright
tai mo lister. \ peculiar acid Is generated ard set
NJ hbcry by this disease, which, Permeatiug the
blood. ea&ens and destroys It's rcGovating power
and allows the - stem o opportunity 20 throw OF
the malldy until this poison Il Eeu,ra.i1ed ard oN
PEELED 10 Is iAcrc that con,U utioLIl ire .tmeu,
becomes of the most vital cons ,ucncr, "hccI Sc
unless arrested al tins stage the disease viii make
rapid progress towards pulmonary con suGiption.'
-Narryu's Household Phy stefan. Meanwhile =
soothing, healing and aSttinccut medicine must be
applied directly tn the nasal passages this form
inK tho most perfect treatment Of the disease pos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17

utgGoS AolDENY. OF IS. 1876.
'-s s-loo, al The Academy is in is
bah ~etk. Thus FAR il has been 5
2 Prosperous trIm. There are IN al
~a-ce some LOO scholars. for the most
scl' ard daughters Il farmers. Il
'st.-Css 10 say that this academy al
he oe>, Of opportunities TO those
~as so sec,1d4 themselves ;rom the
- On o.. The outside world snd PIE
leu'e.yes for q successful business
B5h teachers and CT, -ns vie wi,b
.'lv' 10 nAAing this one oi The most
awe % homes Tor The student.
e" reunion last week vas yetY
81. sl.ir. consider log the uulavor-
axe O., TIE weather. o. ths 9Th
FtIe Rot 50 nany viSrcIS as wee
'l ou, iaose who witnessed The
1-1s, were net onlj pleased bai
IN he ,:,airg Rv. A. {.
'c' sre, por. delivered very 80 Z
,f.m .ha .tx.. We " search
LAD Y.. - - o. tie g b its
CESS, lpA ST., wlaa goedN
4 .l.lts std lorms- s.uj,o;>
t,c-. Ps1oisai B5noey E-q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
The Grand Union OF New York.

Attention is directed 10 the Carl of THE GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite Grand Central depot in
New York. This hotel is ore OF The largest and
most popular vi The New York city frst-class
Hotels. II is so conveniently located TO the Grand
CenIrSl depot that all expense Of carriage, bag
gage and eXpressage is saved its guests. An
iudisPuiable Recommendation of this house is the
act guests who stop there once become regular
patrons thereafter. Persons contemplating visit
ing or passing through New York or to attend the
CENTENNIAL, will do well 10 give the Grand
Union trial. The Grand Union supplies every
advantage afforded by = nTst.class hotel, while
the rates Of charges moderate, being suited 10
he stliIgtrcy q the times. 2Smgy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
PER NJ ANENTLY
CURED.

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FoE CATARRH
y &, safe, certain and permanent cure iur Ca
tarrh Of every form. and The mos, perfect rcin-
cdv ever devised. /, D. purely = vegetable dIstll
alton. AMI s applied local.. by iusuii'at.on, and
constiutionallv by internal administration. Loo
ally applied relief Is Instantaneous. Il s0oths heals
and clcsuSc- The nasal pas-ac ot every feeling
of hcayiue-s, obstruction. Guinc-s or dizziness.
Cuu-ti;UtiJnally administered 10 rsuoyalcs TIE
blood, puilaes 10 OF the acid poison with which 20
- always charged IN CA,arIa, stimulates The
stom1ch. liver, aud Kidneys, p"rtecis digestion
make ucW blood, and permits the formation OF
SQUAD. healthy t.ssue and finally obtain. complete
control over the disease. The remarkable cura.
tive powers. when al other remedies utterly fail,
Of SAnlOrFs Radical Cure are affected 10y ihUus-
auds Wh- gratefully recomm, nj u TO fellow suf.
fcrs. M statement Is made regard ne u ihat can
not be saSStautiaied by the most respectable and
reliable references.
Each package contains Treatise Oh Catarih and
Or sanford, Improved luh1ilng abe. Price q
For sale by Druggists cyrryW here. WEEhS i
POI TER. Boston. General Agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
CT RONlC
CATARRH.

s.-Obstructel breathing, partial clos.
up' feeling in the head. constant blowing Of the
nose, discharges from the no c OF r watc~y or
thick yellow o. srecnish mucus Frequently streak.
80 with blood. Sometimes the matter becomes
Snousted IN the nasal passages and l. removed
niN by prolonged Effort In the morning on III.
ia the symptoms ete The worst. Violent blowing
Ia VIKING and spitiug until the crusts are removed
40 east partially, and the thiost il fccI from the
inats - that has accumulated duriug the night.
finNly the poisonous scCTctcns attack the throat
On ore hial tuUcs, lungs tenn mating n'pulmOaarv
6teatl' and impaired cyesicht and hearing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
Non-Rcsidcnt Faxes,
, Town Of BfoWEGtl,. I'm the County of OK.
fo.i for the wear ls-i.

In the Town Of BroWEGtl. I'm the County OF OK.
fo.d for the year $50
Tho following i.t OF Taxes on Real Estate oil
uoH-rcsi!,nt owner. ia t..c Town OF Brosulcid,
for The year I>.j in bll,cOmmit:cdt O 1. 4. Wake
field, Col Hector OF said Town, on the il,t day OF
August l>.i, has bccu rrtururl by him 90 mc a.
remaining unpaid on the Slst dty of July, l~16.
10y MS certificate &c ti.t date, ani now remain
unpaid; and notice d, hereby gvca that II the said
IGNes aud interest and charges ave not pu!l into
the Treasury OF the said To;cn, within eighteen
months from th, date OF lie commitment Of the
said bills. so much or the real estate taxed as
will be sufficient TO pay .hc amount cue therefor,
including interest rui charges, viii, without fur.
thrr notice, be cold 90 Public Auction. nj the
onte Ol The TrCasurer OF SAID Town, on The third
Cay OF February, -. az OCe O'Clock L. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
VA. GA MR NIB

To al who are suffering from the errors and in
Iiscreiions Of youth, nervous weakness, early lie
cav, loss of manhood, &c 8, l will send a recipe
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered b. missionary in
south America. Send selfaldressed envelope
20 the REV. JosEPm +. ISNAN, Station H., Bibie
House, Ne1e York CITY. Cct!0 6m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
LAME BACK.
Lame AMI Painful Back. Twelve Days I'm
IospItal.

Messfs. Weeks 4 Potter. Cent, nj have
llst recovered Goa a lame ami painful back
thtouSa the Tee cf your Collins Noiiai- Plasicrs.
" back was so lame aud painful THAR could not
strop, walk or go duty Ui any kiud.ard was placed
ga the hospital fov twelve days without cure ]
then asked permission OF the surgeon To uy the
Collins Noita,c fiasitrS and u lev hours putting
one GA wa- cLti.cly relieved Co.. lain ar! ab & o.
bend my back: ana now thoroughly we'll | con.
slider them simply wonderful Truly yours,
ALEXANDER JAMESON,
Co. J, Is Artillery, Fort Waren.
RJAfln Nav g. SD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
Mothers can secure health tor their h

Mothers can secure health tor their c hi
dren and rest for themselves by the use OF CIst
o.ia, perfect substitute for Gator OIL. IL is
absolutely harmless, aud is as pleasant to take
- honey. For Wiud-Colic, Sour stomach, Worms
or Constipation log oaug or old, there IS nothing
likeu. Itis certain Il is speedy, il is cheap.
Cakcd Breasts, rheumatism, Sciaiica
swell.uss, Spraias, sua Joints, Burns, s'a.ds'
Poisonous Bites, and AL lesn, bone and muscle
ailments, can Dc AIS lu,eiy cured by the Cen'auf
Linimen.s. The White Lin.meni i for the human
family, the yellow CeD;aur Liniment Is for sraV
nd lame and strsInci horses and animals
maEj0 en-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17

l, is not unusual for patients suffering from dis.
case, Tor which sulphur baths are recommended,
% travel ihou,G ADDS of miles 10 avail tlemselv,s
q sulphur bathing. Taey would lad it less *.
pcu,iye 10 bay GLENN's sULHCR soar ana battle
4. home Sole everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17

Wm GtCy, lrt N.otJ Mus
tons lluIrs rAd. known
a. the John Folsom lot. 80 900 Is Via
Geo W Hartford, adjoining
his Homestead farm, - lGi ~
Harg-sye Thomas, land on
which Nm I. swans black
smiths shop stands. j. 40 - 80
6 Norton, land and BULL.
iugs in Cole ucicnbOrhOod,
described in mortgage -
4 ATpieby, ~ $50 III 5-t5
Eli " johnson, lot, known
rs The Decker lSnd, - pa III , T.,
do. q part OF homestead farm - 1905
Tobias Lord, timber lot living
Lttwe. q 81 adtWy's land
and ~.co river, 100 tOJ lao
Ichabod Waucn, aIjoin'g
homestead farm on Den.
marx line, loo 80 400 ~
John Richardson, on y T..
of Ira Longs, on Frye
burg line, known rs the
Isaiah Warren lot. II 3s l01
CYRUS WENTWORTH, Treasurer
OF the Town Of Brownleld.
Brownlel1, Oct. IL, 1876. ocl7 3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-17
Many Years Of Careful Research
has produced it.

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