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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

Mccfschaum /, a hydrous si.icate OF
masuc,ia, mineral Of soft earthly texture,
somewhat resembling chalk. IL is found
in spain and several countries At the head
of the Mediterranean. The town Of Non
ich, IA ASIA Minor, furnishes the pIluci-
pa, supplies for the manufacture Of pipes
and ccar-jubes Il Is roughly shaped
into blocks for Importation, ana freed as
far as practicable from ,lc associated mln-
c-e'S v5ich impair It's qualities by inter
.criug with the carving OF ITS surface.
/, is made ,u,o pipes ia various cities OF
Euu... a..J B Jenna beng especially
u,t.5 for tlc manufacture. 10 produce
tse ye.oy and brown co.ors, which aye
lr.u-a. on, only after long smoking, tae
block, are kept lor some time ln NIX
tl-c ei wax ANA t.y matter. Abortion
of these IS absorbed, aut being subsequent
ty acted ca by ,bc heat aud the tobacco
fumes. assumes various shades o. color.
Ar,isia. uc,-,a aagu,e-..td ma>sa-b0w,S,
aye made from tie par,ugS Of the gcnU-
,ue materials, which, beng reduced to
lac powder. s.e boiled ia wa,ec aai moul-
dsi INTO blocks. sometimes with the adj
ditiou of ,.ay. They cauuo; easily Bee
distinguished .rcm iue real. but they are
generally heavier and .secg from b.cm-
,>he,.-Aw o.yl>' American Cyc.oIci'1.
revised cI.uca. article "NecrschaUm. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

mortgage his farm to get it. The fault
in this matter is in not providing against
the little wastes that are seen all around
the farm. The sink drain should be utl-
lied. lfit cannot be carried into the
barn cellar, make large excavation &C.
ment it well let the sink drain run into
it and throw in an occasional load OF earth.
This Is the best Of top-dressing. Then
have several cart.loads of earth under the
she'd handy, aud put two or three inches
every day in the run behind the cattle to
absorb the waste. Bring a few hay-racks
OF leaves, stack them under u temporary
shelter. and litter the cattle freely with
these. Everything which viii readily de-
compose, and that will otherwise 20 to
waste, must be uscl to make compost.
What has becu made in these ways,
and in the barn-yard, should be gathered
up each fall, mixed with earth in large
pile. with good crust Of earth over it to
mix and pulyerize for spring use. There
IS no reason why, on an ordinary farm,
poverty should SO abound for the lack OF
manure when il may be so readily made.
Aud the mau who purchases it at dis
lance can spend his strength and money
better Ia the way Of making better and
safer fertilizer on the farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19
agricultural.


You see this boss don't you ? called
out a woman abou. iour,y years Of age as
she drove up to q Grand River avenue
blacksmith shop yesterday.
The smith came out and replied that
his igst was good.
IL want a shoe on that foot risat to
once, she continued, and she Jumped down
and had the horse almost out Oh the Old
wagon before the smith reached ,ho curb
stone She led the beast into the shop.
sat down on the bench and prepared to
take a smoke, and as the blacksmith took
down q shoe she observed.
"No tooliuc, now. | want tina. shoe TO
stick to that FOB, FOX a who', year. You
cant impose on me cause I'm "a woman.
After the aoot had been prepared the
hose suddenly became restless, dancing
around and boJhcyinL ,he sheer ~J ,lat be
could lot proceed
You don't -c-m 90 have had ans ,N-
pcricucc with horses. remarked the woman
as "a rose uu and i1.J her pipe aside.
Il know thi, .ca-. from D.nl 10 Bcsbcha,
and you lg>t -.- back o iu.c
-The -m5. reiterated q i,v .e,t aud
the woman caught ..e boss, ly t.c bio,
gave hw O. ,e5 hundred p5uI h,,. IN
the i.i, AUD yelled.
"Na0 D-.r.e. t..ur. :, around
there stand over .aI take ,sat-.ri t4.s
and SOM, more. NOW como o.. .Nt
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~ lIore - Of Me llind.

If persons Of both sexes would pay
more attention to thel care Of the mind.
our laaatic ,ylums would be less full
than they are now, and the health of the
body would be much better preserved
for, as Schiller truly says, mental pleasure
is generally attended By animal pleasure,
mental pain by animal pain. 1t Is toe
much the custom for people to 1--we in one
narrow groove Of thought and action.
They consequently have no interest or
sympathy for matters outside their little
world, aud hayi1- but one support to lean
OF they become utterly demo ralized helit
fail them. \ change Of occupation is as
desirable and beneficial for the mind as
walking IS exercise for the bOdy.-Satur-
day Review.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

XIvIECTA y Thomas y bee ol Wayne 10 iac
w County Of kenucbcc AID >tltr OF Maine .uy
his deed Oi mortgage dated tHc twenty seventh
day ct september. \. ID 10. Iri -rrHdri VIII
the oxford Records, book ~. I.-e ltI. convey 81
o. Enlon y. Di.linghIm of L4rHul,, ir iir County
II .,Ikuap and state ~ New Hampshire. % certain
piece or parcel OF real c-tltr -i,utt'i .n NrN.n
10 the County of oxford Ard ~t,tr oi Maine aI
the -am- firm dccdei o. SSH Erl.n pii'rsHAn
Dy Enos Dillingham;. uY d'ci aaiei Ar.u'- d.
4 II l,,ii. aut recorded iu oxford County L. -.-ty
Of Deeds book 40, page o.. reference being hil
90 ald deed Tor mprc particular l' 't''.l
tht-cul, ~ !. whereas The con ..upl- ut -H.l mort
rlye have b.,u broken and hy r,t-rA 30 Do. rtai- l.
the .s,iI inrrtgtE e. claim - torrc,0,r -Aid mort
gage pursuant 90 'hc stft.t. 800 such 't-. male
AMI provided. E\LUN y. DILLINGHAM;
Is WILLIAM ". WtiI, o.. Ntorl,..
Bltci this 4Ith day OF Nugcmher \. -. l-...
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Administrators. Sale.

DyESUANT 10 4 License from ;De u .nor1U't
4 judy OF Probate Tor The County u ptioi4,
/ shall sell ~ Public Au-tiou. ON 90. -,.h dN W
January \. -. 10, At one O'Clock J.. VI 200 .Ls
premises, all the ri.hf, title and int,r,ri ~ +,
Charles \. NcWhlli. late OF AuiuFtr. 90 -.I
County. deceased. had Ia sBd - the lp.'"hl %.
SOP ibcI Real Estate. 10 vii an tie ll'lA'-te."
Pam Of the !It, L. n. NcwlIll. wifi t,I ih- ri"
a gts aud Al purttnaucts o. the zane br."i th-.
>sil farm Is we'll located threr.fouribs oi ih''
from AniOver Corner, contains so acres more 'l
lts,-.rom 90 to So acre, oi good Iu,".'a.r. - ID
wood, and good sugar Orchard near thr Oa''-
ing. kLBKlDGE POOR,
Administrator ie bOn.- non.
Date-l AZ AnlnEer. Tire 5lh lay 81 Dec ~
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Executors sale.

NOTICE j. hereby given that by virtue OF D
y llcrnc' ffom The Honorable \. II. Wake +,
Judge OF Probate for the CVuaiN 90 oNI.I
shall sell ~ public -alr. the premises no Ir'.
10 said County. on Thar day, the cl'Nrtth lay ~.
January next. AZ one o'clock "a the "a. crn on ''
the real estate OF George ". White, late o. yer.
~ said county. Gncrased, being one unli'i"e'
hall cd the George ". ami Poly X. White itiW
In Peru. excepting and TeserSing tw' ccf.A."
pieces 81 liul conveyed by ne by M adn.ul-I.A
ton. deed. one piece 10 George ". Austin, Aut
one piece % Virgil +. Fu.lrr-ior thc lai men. W.
ti- iu.t debts. rxptnsc. Of sale ani Of admins
tTatIDI.
WM WODD>UN,
Executor OF the Estate Of Geo. ". Nh.'e.
Pom I.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

DID 1T PAY.-F.ve years ago there
lived IN Rutland, y @, a young man lust
in the prime Of .i!c fine working man,
employed at higd wages in large estab-
lshment. At this time he owned little
place. lie opened sllooa Today that
man. no. yet ~ years Of age Is q broken
down old man. health ambition, and c5ur-
az. cone. dependent on his labors at saw
Ing vo0l and other Ike work for his daily
food family bsoscu up. DID it pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

YTIWENTY YEARS ESTABLISHED! 4 fine
4 watch can be repaired or adjusted 20 heat cold
and position, and warranted for a reasonable price
no ms establishment. BY perfected apparatus
Of ms own invention and make, have adjusted
one watch so accurately that il varied but 81 Sec
9nds in eleven months, and many others with al
most equal accuracy. SAML RICHARDS, Jr,
Iaay2 GIN south Paris, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

White, for The Human Family.
yellow for Horses and Animals.

These Luiments are simply the wonder OF the
world. Their effects are little less than matveU-
Gus. vet there are some things which they WIN
Do They will not cute cancer or mend broken
bouCs. but they will Away allay PAIN. They have
Strengthened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism OF
many years standing, and taken the pam rom
terrible burns and scaids, which has never been
done by any other article.
The White f.iniment ia for the human fami'
"a. ItWili drive rheumatism, Sciatica and Ncu-
rlisia from the system, cure Lumb1go, Chhi'
b.ains, rai-, Itch and most Cutancous E.upuons
10 extracts itp>t from frozen hdnus anu lttl' ahu
the poison ol bites aud st.ngs OF vcnomous rep.
tiles 10 s.y dues swe!lings and allcyia1es pain OF
oycry Mind.
cly ever discovered. The Ccutaur Linmeut is
usCt with grclt efficacy tnr sore Throat, Tooth
acbc. Cakrd Breast, Elrachc and Weak Back -
Tic following Is bat sample ui numerous trst'
m1uiais.
"IuI,aua Home, Jcn. Co. Ind, May =, -.
think ituy du;r q inform You that have SUI
fer,d much ~ i,h swollen feet AMI cords l have
NOT boon irc, lr'u the dwellings in EIGHT years
NaW an. !urltc.ly well, thanks % the Ceutlur
Ljument- THIS iinimeut ousht 10 ice nppied
warm. BENJAMIN BROWN
TlcrrooJ Be- in the trial. 1t is reliable it is
handy. u De- CHEAP, and every family should have
j.. To- g., iek AMI hed-ri.,tta, the h1li AMI lame
60 Sac wounded aui ,orc' We lay, Come and
he healed"
NJ me poor AMI distressed who have spent their
fnuaty llr Worthless Incidence "a bottle col Ctutaur
L.a.mcut VIII Dee -.ven Without charge
The Yellow CCntaur Linincnt
isaa.u,,J O. ibc tough -sjn. Hc,a .ul muscles OF
hose. .nd animals. u hls performed more won.
irilui r,r't EN-. SPAWN, >pla!r, >"e'ncs. in6'
gals, .t.hc- aru genera, l.awrHt--, in"" aii
u,hr- remedies 10 cN s.eret. Et.i N.1i ;hc srra,
tNp-Cs mcn say e. t:
"Ncv YoiL. January. lN,t
"Eterr owner ot har-t- -h'g.t give Tie Cen.
tau, Lumeai Trial. We consider 70 t1e bcsr
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SIS. $50. SlQQ. $500. $500.

The reliable house OF ALEX. FEOrHINoHAN "
Co, No. Il Wall Street, New York, puFil'. d
hand some eight page weekly paper, cal,' ~,
Weekly Financial Report, which they SEMI Tree ~
ans address. H. addition 10 large nump'f q.
able editorials on financial and business tcp'-
contains very iull and accurate report ~ me -a
dealt In at the stock Exchange or handled Ui
Eastern inanciers and capitalists. Me--rs ioi.
ingham X Co. are very extensive broker. OF iAi-g
their stock brokerage bu sine,s they sell what are
termed privileges or puts ana Calls, now
one of the layorite methods OF legitma e. t'..G
ton. Their advice Is very valuable, and 10y ivl
lowing IL. thousands OF people have made Io'
iunes.-lN. Y. Metropolis. maylO -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

THE subscriber hereby gives public ro,i..,,
he has been duly appointed by tie Hon. Ina ,lal
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed S o.
trust OF Administrator. Of the estate Of We
ASA 5 RECORD, late Of Paris
IN said County deceased by giving bond d. ,h.
directs he therefore requests eli person. NJ AH
indebted to the estate OF said deceased 10 me-, ATE
mediate payment and those who have any DENIM ,ll
thereon to exhibit the same to N''snd'
STEPHEN II. HUTCHINsON
Dec ,, 1876. '"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

OXFORD, - AT Count OF Probate held -
TryCburg, within and for tie County of ~,
on the nith day OF December 4. H. . $50 '4
A BEL IIEALD, named Executor In rer,...
~ instrument purpuTu < % be the la.f WI
aud Testament OF William W Whiting. l,te %,
ell the same for Probate
Ordered, That the SAID Executor give no,i,. D..
all persons interested by causing cow ~ 40
order TO be Published three weeks Succes,i,,Irts,
the oxford Democrat printed al Paris. that ttsv
may appear AT Probate Court be held al a, -
IN said County, on IN. third tuesday Of Jan 80
at y O'Clock In the forenoon anA shcw cause n s, ~
they have why the same ,h0uld not be proved ~
proved and allowed A. tae lat Wil aud res,4ur6,
of said deceased.
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A. II. WALKER. Jude
Atrue 'opy-attest. II. G. DAVIS Regi.t,r

OXFORD. - AT Court of Probate beII o..
FrychurS; within and for the Coun.Y OF Ol'orl
on The unh day of December u. ls-E
7 NDIA e.. BUCK, willow OF Jacob gurs ,-
1 ! -cnts a certain instrument purpUruny ~ i
the last VIII and TIE ,t1ment Of sai1 Jacob n Oh
la,c Of llnam, ia sai Comfy deceased. ha..o,
prcrCntcl the srme Tor probate
Ordered, That The said Petitioner ave nofi,a
10 all persons int"re'tcd D. causing COW n fi,
order 20 be Published 'LfD, w,lks -ucc.s..y,rv +,
the oxford Democrat printed -t Paris ,l,i theg
NAV appCarat Probate Court tobo Z. a ,t psr
n said County IN ihc ihiTd TucrdlS oi Jam nr,,
~ nine O'Clock IN tue forenoon. aIt show s,...
Il ans they have, why fhc same ,ho.,l r4t T.,
proved, approved and allowed - t4e lat WI ana
rcstamC NJ % sail deceased
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Maine Steamship Co.
Semi-WeekIy Line TO New York.
Steamers EIeanora and Franconia

VIII until further notice leave Franklin Wharf.
Portland, every MONDAY and THURSDAY
ut Y. NJ, and leave Pier 80 East River, New
York, every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY at 4
Z. NJ.
The EleauOra Is a new steamer, Just bulitioI this
route and both she and the Frauconia are fitted NJ
with fine accommodations for passeng ayers, making
this The most convenient and comfortable route for
travellers between New York and Maine. These
steamers will touch 40 Vineyard Haven during the
summer months on their passage 10 and from New
York.
Passage in State Room $500, meals extra.
Goods forwarded % aud from Philadelphia,
Montreal Quebec, ST. John and all Darts of Maine.
Es-FTeight taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested 10 send their freight 70
the Steamers as early a 1, L. NJ. on days they
leave Portland. For further information apply 70
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
IF .ANIES, Ag't Picr3S T.. r., New York.
Tickets and state rooms can also be obtained al
- ENcha &c Street. iulY21t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

Way Is a side-saddle ike four
quart jug Because IT holds a gallon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

OXFORD, AT Court 30 Probate held .,
FBcbutg within and for ihc Countyof O1hfI.
on the ilfh day OF Pc, nt,r 4. n. I.-..
~ thepctitun OF OLIVE FLOYD. widow Of
~ Lowell Floyd, hic Of Lowell. in -aIf toa1
y, deceased, PRAY INK for an allowance u.t of he
pcr-oual estate oi her lao" husband
ordered, That the said Petitioner g.Ftuo,.r.
20 all persons intctc.'s q Ly c-4.ILgs .tt tt.
oftrrt1 De plblithrd three weeks succr..It.It 10
the oxford morrat printed 80 rlii. nat they
may appear a. /. Probate Court 20 De Gat Paris
On sand County 81 t'r third Tuy-day o' Jan. .rat
al o clock 900 the forenoon .howcartr q au.
they hayywhJ "a, same should NOT D., granted.
\. g. Walk e.. Judge.
trutrof.y-atfesf u & Ht,l. V.sI.f.r
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CASTORIA.

D. pleasant. and perfect substitute 10 all case,
Tor Castor OH. CIstOriI 0, the ult oi an OLD
Physician ell rt 90 produce. Tor his own practice
au effective cnthartic, pleasant % thC taste and
free from -up.uc.
Dr. ~lmu.l Pitcher, of liy4Uu.s, Ma. succeed
ci .u combining without thc use OF aichohol, q
uurclt.Vc agent pleasant 90 ;4Nc a. honey. and
which posscssc, al. lhe desirable propcrtic, Of
Castor oil
90 i- adlpied ;o al. ages. huti- especially recon-
u.r.ctl 90 mothers a. q reliable rcucIy ivv all
disorder, 90 ,se stomach auI bowels OF r'..ltn
4 .- r,ltlIr. ssratItic absolutely harmless. and
yY.tp d. -la.li o. U,yI l.r wind collie, sour
..I. Ul-1-. cl-tl,cI,~-. Group y, then
,.uld-.a eau sleep aut mothers may rest.
j D. Rose ~ Co SO pty &c., New York. are The
-c'' prepares of Cs-i.ii., a.tor Dr. Pitchers
rec. pc. -cpl.-Im
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

OXFORD ss:-A; C"urtof Probate held Pan.
within aul 'or tu' County oi oxford ON Nh.
thri tn, .dlv ol November s % led
HuAELE> + AMI WILLIAM kI\,, r,--.,
Y ENt 'ut'rs 800 = certain Instrument. p.r..5-,.
iu, 90 be tnc lat ..i -rd Tc-t.m-ut oi ,.,a-..
W king. iaie 81 oxford. Boo said Count. l.r.+.
ell, having prr.cut' q the anne 'ur Probate.
DtuEEtu. That She sgi Executor. g,t. r,....
TO al person. interested. bY clzrug COPY OF ,,i.
order T. De published three weeks -us...- .q,y lu
the ONfoul Democrat, printed az rI.... that Icv
may appt 80 az - Probate Court O. p, hr.t4t Paris.
next, ID zine ~ thC c.OcN .u tte forenoon. ..d
sacw cause % any they have. why tl, sad Iu.irl
mcuJ should rot BE- proved approved sri .l.8Est
~ the lat VIII aud Testament u did a..sa.si
\ u WAikIE. Judge
A true py-AttesG II. &. DAVIS. I..s..,,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public po,te. a.
lac has been duly appointed by the lion ind, wa,
Probate for the County OF Oxford and assumef 40. ol
trust Of Executor of the estate oi 'ne
SUSAN SPRING, late Of Hiram
in said County deceased by giving bond a. ,.
directs he therefore requests ali person. VII az
indebted 90 the estate Of said deceased 10 maj are
mediate payment and those who have any den. ,'
thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
Dec ,, 1876. ELI b EFAN
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Aoerp
FOR TuE ONTORD DEMOCRAT.
The Bees Life.

- lor the bees wild re,
10 tasS Ia bloom and sun,
10 Kiss The flowers with beauty rife.
Tiii all the simmer sweets are Ven.
know uo joy aha, ,ems 70 mc,
80 pure aud proud as ;h9t ot busy bee.
-TUlid-. ETJat0R.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore. smith & Co., SuCcessors TO Chip
man, HOsncr - Co.

Gilmore, smith & Co., successors TO CHIP
man, HoSner = Co.
Patents procured .u an countries. No iee- IN
advance. No charge Tor service, until patent Is
granted. Prt.i unary examinations free. oar
valuable TanVlic, SEMI tree upon rreeipt o. stamp.
Address, GILMORE, StllrH y CO,
Washington, ID. {.
ARREARS OF rAl, EoJNIN, sc.
Federal OIcc~-. soldiers aud sailors ct the late
war. on tut.I heirs aIv ia MANY cases Cut!ict 60
money from ite Government which has been
found io he due -iuce tu4l p-ymrat Write iui.
history co service. AMI state amount 90 pa, and
bounty received. tciDlcti,- o. AciutInt General
/. s.. A.. showing service, and honorable discharge
t.errlu1m. .u place ut discharges Loot. procured
i1I small t,e. Enclose stamp 90 Gilmore X 60 q,
ana flii reply. wita b,auA-, VIII bc .cat Ircc.
PI,N>TON>t PENSIONS,
AZ FEEDER .l Officers. soldiers AND sailor wound
e.. rupiurcI. COZ iurra iu The line ot du;y IA The
late Iar. 4ui disabled thereby, can obtain pen
sion.
Widow. ami minor children Dl Officers. solder,
ami sailor. Ni' have lirt since dis sarge. Of
disease contracted, ov wound, and injuries re-
c-iN.t go ti. service and 10 lime OF duty, can pro
cGrr pensions. by addressing GILMORE y 60.
Increased rates log Pensioners obtained. BHuu-
tf Lad Warrants procured FOR service % ware
PRIOR % March %, l~-j. There are no warrants
granted Cor -cr,ic, ia the late rebellion.
send stamp - t.ILNOitI. - CO., Washing
ton, 10. &, l,r ILIl instructions matt.i
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\ H. WALkER Jude.
\ true copy-attcst: nc. DAVIS, RcsI.isr.

TUE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice t,,,
she has been duy appointed by the Hon JUDGE ~
Probate for the County OF oxford and Assumed Ill.,.
trust Of Admini-tratriN Of .hc c-tatc col
SAMUEL = DINN, lato Of Bethel.
In said County dec lscd by giving tDnl 20, 'i. is.
direct. sho therefore requests all prr,0n. v.ho-,
indebted tO ;uc estate ct said deceased 90 max, -
mediate payment and thJs, who have ANY ,l,n,,I.
thereon 10 exhibit the same %
CiKENES Dim
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m Va "a H>1
MEN or WOMEN

Wanting Business that vii pay sure 81"
NOT delay, but send Tor oar New tirr uiars OF
Work for l~1. before engaging clseWherr.
Old aud new agents wl.l hhd % % itcil Inter
est 10 apply 40 once 20
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For Sale at Manufacturers Prices by

For sale al manufactures Pll9S Di
J o. CROOkER, Agent for NORWAY and Paris;
!. II. pECOSTER, Bucklcld,
WN. II. FRENCH, Turner
c. L. HOUGuTON, Bryant Pond,
=. 4. BROCk, Bethel.
PERLN BROS. \ WESTON, Bdlsion,
l.. .. KING, Monmouth.
f THOMPSON, Canton.
EE-All parties are cautioned against buy irS
from any Jut our regular authorize. agent, a~
Wc intend 20 protect our agent, hight -hau.
4. l.. 81 T.. 4. G0SS,
Paenlec Nanstclgre Of tie Celebrated D.R.C Stove,
octI5 sm LEWISTON, Die.
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n AGENTS WANTED FOR HISTORY
VENTEN'L EXHIBITION

II sells ft.tcr than any Other book. One Agent
soiJ ri couic. in one dag. This - the Only au
S"V' sN,ra terms 10 agents. NATIONAL PUBLISH
INo Co Philadelphia, Pa
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

L. : Marshal. rs Me.scnser, Tor ,a,t District.
lec rs
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0IrI-.nl Inme. ICl. q. IN. N

"InIiaua Home, Jcn. Co. nd, May =, -.
think itmy duty - inform You that have SUI
fertd uura 80 Iil swollen feet AMI cords. | have
NOT been irg, irnu the dwellings in EIGHT years
Now an. purl,c.ly we'll thanks % the Ccutlur
Eminent. THIS iinimCut ought Co Ice applied
Nluu. BENJAMIN BROWN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-27
SUNDAY. FEB. p. 1876.
Blaine and Washburne.

The Chicago Tribune, Wash barne
organ, gives the following as the
prevailing sentiment at the late Re-
publican gathering in that city.
The prominent candidates were
found to be Blaine and Washburne,
and the sentiment was very nearly
balanced between the two. except for
theexpressions which had been drawn
forth during the day from several
speakers in favor of the former. The
advantage claimed for Blaine vas his
record, especially of the last few
weeks, bearing on issues irh had
arisen in Congress, in which he had
taken promii rnt part. He Was fe-
garded as one of the most solid Re-
publicans of the country, AS II states
man, and deserving of any honor the
nation could confer. Wsshburne was
held in equal esteem, but the di-ad-
vantages of any %IIIinoisan in the can-
vass were taken into consideration.
since the State lad So long been fur
nishing the Presidents, and his
chances were accordingly viewed
with a great deal of d~istrust. While
he was regarded a. eminently fitted
for the position, the fact that tnr
State had furnished Lincoln and
Grant, and had held sway for over
twelve years, appeared to dampen
his chances and suggest to his most
ardent admirers the propriety Of tax
ing up an Eastern man.
Among Eastern men no oneappear-
ed to have the shadow of II show be-
side Blaine. For some reason Blaine
appeared to hive won for himself
popular affection, and the mention OF
his name in audible tones always
brought forth Il warm response. The
more prominent candidates ON the
State ticket were found tn he very
demonstrative in favor of him, and
while Illinois was feIt not to be enti-
tied to President, the name fOgIesby
was freely used o complete thu. ma
tional ticket. Really, Blaine and
Oglesby appeared 10 he the favorites,
and had~the' votes Of this gathering
been taken, they would most GER
tainly have been to that effect.
Whether the sentiment of the meet
Ing, however, could be safely reckon.
ed rs that OF the Stale, remains To be
seen.