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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

CastOria is perfect substitute for Castor
Oh, without any ofits objections, Tor is pleasant
70 take, and does not nauseate or gripc. For COS
uyeness AZ any age. but especially for Sour
S,omschs. Wind Cole, Worms and Di-or,,ercd
Bowels Of Children, II Is the most efectiyercmeiv
IN existence. Its harmless, e IS reliable and Il
j. cheap.
There need be no pain where Cen
taur Imminent IS used. Burns and ScaIds are
healed without scar. Rheumatism, Spraius and
most flesh. bone and muscle ailmcnt, can De ALSO
lutely cured. There are Two kinds. The White
Centaur Liniment i for family use, the Yellow
for horses and animals. one trial VII convince
the inereduous. dec2f3u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
sheriG's sale.

OXFORD, IS.
TTvkKEN on execution and will be sold by pull.,
auction, on The 20th day Of February, ID
1871 az ono O'Clock I'm the afternoon. ar DC post
once IN Milton Plantation, IN said Comfy a.f lie
right IN equity Which Wnslnw s ~Hiil ioI Erls.
rms u ,aall 81 said Milton Plantation hst 4r tao
l8th day Of October 4. ID 1870, at -cteu 0',ilt.
p thp forenoon when me same was att .heI on
tfe origir4i writ - redeem tNc ip.IoViI ..-eril
ed Real Estate situated FED SAIL y ton pAu.it..r
I'm said County. % vie: 4 certain tract or p.i,.i
OF land situated Do said Milton Flanuu0u.- -s.l
land containing about seventy hss aerc.. together
with all the buildine situated thereon. a1I being
TIC prefent Homestead farm OF The said Wius.0r,
A AMI Erls,ts D. small.
Also another tract OF lot Of laad a.tu1t.I .r
tle town Of fiuml0Td, state Of MltHC. said lut ..
land 4. known as the LOT OF band numbered tl....-
two I'm the third division az lot, in Md RunGrl.
and containing about o. hundred acres more or
Jess and are the slue ptc-li SEES thIt Bradbury
Richardson, Jr. conveyed fu the SAID Niusiow 4
SmaI and Erastua b small, by hi. deed dttrI
November 5th, a. D.. 1860. ard recorded n t1.
oxford Registry ol Dee .s, BOOK $50. page ll. BE.
ference is hereby made tD said decd fHr 70 more
particular dtsc,i plun q. sad lots OF real state.
The above premises being subject t1 % mort .ile
recorded no Rcgi-trr of Deeds. book l5j. page t2I
given by the said Nu-iow A. small and Era.tJs
Il small, 90 bradbury Richard on. Jr. OF Milton
Plantation, to secure tnr payment OF q piOu.s-.J.
rs note for ten bundled dollars.
l. u. STACY, Deputy sheriff.
Paris. Januarr No.. s. D. lNil $50 iu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

The lame can bo healed and ihc wounded ma { c
hole We know inst whatihe Ccnlam Lie inns
will dC. They VIII not mend broken zones or
CURE CANCER, bu, they VIII eNua't sol'uess,
allay pain, cure Rheumatism and q larger ran ttoi
lesh, bone and muscle ailments than any q. tcie
ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 20 beyond tlc ELECTS Of
these remarkable preparations. tHEnNIt biiEu
v,TIsw OF many wears standing Nrurtl-l., Weak
Back, Fever sores, WEUriNG->lNIWs, .iatica,
Caked- Breasts, Distorted Joints aud SWGlntd
Limbs OF tho worst Kind ale cured by the White
twill dssjroy the pain and uFAL WITHOUT s
SCAR all ordinary Burns and Sc1ids. itwih ~
tract the uaisnn or Bites and SJns-, aud ti-, frost
from frozen limbs n H. very cflicacous ivr Ear
ache, Tooth ache, llch ana tJIANiols Ell f
TONS,
"F0r many years NV Rheumati-m has been So
bal that have been unable STIR ituU ODE house.
The rst three bottles OF Ccntaur Llnimen' enabled
mc "a wall w,tlout my crucEcs am u.udinE
rapiiiy. I think your iuiWcat SIM D. 90 marvel.
&. NJ bennett. Druggist Rock Prairie, ,i'- save
"CcuttJr i.uimruf sells better "ut gives the
best -8ti-fi ton &c uu1thin- lr ~, market
What the JCnlur Lluimeut has to.r i-r others
it will 10 Tor you. Il is handy, % ls reliable and
is cheap.
Thc yellow CenlaUT LinImCnt
is worth its we ght ia gold 30 owners OF horses anil
hi. Lipimcnt has cured moro STRAINED. sWce-
MED, Ring-0oncd and CALLED HORSES 90 three
years than have all the tarr,r' lu iic 'uniil IN
an age. It. effects are simply ondrfi1l.
w have thousands upon thousands ol ceruh-
Gates Rs strong as the following:
"My horse wa, lame toy q car vlih ieuocb
wrench. Al, rrnc,lic- Only nilcl 20 cure, and
considered him worthless Uutl commenced Co
use Ceuuur Liniment, which rapi.'t cured hin
"Erv CEO. W. FERRIS,
'NauorlIi.. s HohATic Co., y. J ~
"UEAE SWs,--i have U.gi togr EcutaW L'ni-
mCUt iu my family, and find i- o. be- Di great Value
Pleas" end me- two dollar worth one I'D. th'
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SANEORD'S RADICAL CURE

Relieves in q short time the worst forms OF Nerv-
Ous Headsehe, Neuralgia, Tightness across che
Temples, Ringing Noises in the Head, and Wake
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SARFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Oie9nScs the nasal passages in single applcG.
ton with the admirable Inhaler, which accompau-
es each package free OF charge, AMI rs more seq
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GA MEA

u ~ kAA 81
T., a. THAI YER,
South Paris Me-,
FOR
ALL X IN DS OF GOODS
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
December q, 1875, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

All9ys pain Inflammation and soreness of the mu.
cOUs membrane OF the nasal passages. Il Is the
most soothing. healing and grateful preparation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
SkEFOAD'S RADICAL CURE

Remove by single application tle hal d,cuCrUs-
ted matter frum the nose, CPCnS up the nasal pas
sagesall0ws the sufferer % breathe freely and for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

il also taken internally. where, by is ac-on on
The blood. n eliminating from the ~ stem the Ccf
potsons always present In Catarrh. Is affects the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
SANFORlS Radical CIRR

Thus becomes powerful purifying agent i1 over.
coming the poisonous action o. tie rotton matter
that has, during lecp, dropped into the throat and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
HAEEI9S
HONEY OF FOREGROUND And TAR
FOR THE CURE OF
t5uehs, Colds, Influenza Hoarssness, Diaiculs
Breathing, and all Affections Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes, and Lunss' leading
70 Consumption,

Breathing and AL hrtei'79 81 tle Iuroati
Bronchial Tubes, and Lungs, leading
70 Consumption.
This infallihlc remedy Is composed Of the
HONEY of the plant Horchouud, i'm chemical
union with TAR-BAIN. extracted from the
LIFE PMNClPrE Of the forest tree ABEIs
BNSANFA. or Balm Of Gilead.
The Honey Of Horehound SooTHEs AND
scTrERs all irritaGons audiniammaiions and
The Tar-blm CLEANsEs AND HEALS the throat
and air passages leading 10 the lungs. FIVE
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist. and in hcll;hful action. Let no pre-
udicc keep you from trying this great medI-
cine Of famous doctor who has saved thou
sands Of lives by itin his large private practice.
N.B.-The rar-Balm has no BAD TASTE or
smell.
PRICES 50 CENTS AND 81 PER BOTTLE.
Crea, saving to buy large size.
"Pike's ToOthachc Drops" Cure
i'm ! Minute.
Sold by all Druggists
.. N, CRITTBNTON, Prop N.Y.
National Republican., 1877-01-20
Society Intelligence.


Miss Train, of New York, is the guest of Mrs
Foster, of X street.
Miss Clarke, Of Binghamton, N. V, is visiting
her friend, Miss Slack.
Mrs. Senator Morton left the city for ten
days visit to friends in Indiana.
Colonel apd Airs. Audenried are expecting q
visit from Mr.. and Miss Warrington.
DR.. Lincoln and his bride bave returned to the
the city. They will be "at home next Tuesday
Mr.. Childs. who for several days has been the
guest Of the President, left for Philadelphia yes.
terday.
Mrs. Deering gave a very pleasant masquerade
party last evening at her residence on Massachu-
Mrs. Wing. a very handsome and cultivated
keMptussy M lady, is the guest of Mrs, Col. Bacon,
admiral Strong and wife are expected to ar;
apartments at the Ebbitt. .'~.
Mrs. Gen. Sheridan has returned to her home
much to the regret OF the ladies at the White
House, who have enjoyed her visit exceedingly.
The accomplished daughters Of Representatives
Caswell and Kimball, Of MINI, are among the
late acquisitions to the social circle at the Ebbitt
Hon =. Sherman and wife arrived at the Eb-
bitt last night MIR: Sherman is a brother Of the
General, and will be his guest during his So
lourn In the city.
Commodore and Mrs. G. H. Baldwin will re-
turn to their elegant residence, on Fifth avenue,
New York: They made their p. P. e. call at the
White House yesterday.
Mrs. Attorney General Taft has added to her
family circle her son, Mr.. Chas. p. Taft. and his
accomplished wife; also, two very charming Gin
cinnati belles-Miss Means and Miss Clarke.
Mrs. Randolph, wife of Major W. F. Randolph,
of the 5th artillery. who il stationed at the ar
senal, fs one Of the most beautiful ladies in So
ciety. She is great favorite with the army and
navy circle at the Ebbitt
An elegant suite of rooms have been engaged
at the Ebbitt for Mrs. and Miss Benson. the wife
and daughter Of a wealthy Indiana banker. They
will be a valuable addition to the already charm
ing society of that popular hotel.
The Washington Schillerbund gave a very en-
joyable entertain ment at the residence of Hon.
Horatio King last evening. The exercises con-
sisted Of muse recitation Sc, Mr.. King read an
interesting sketch Of the lie and character Of
Dom Pedro II.
National Republican., 1877-01-20
THE ICE IN THE RIVER.
Damages Done In Georgetown Harbor-Ths
Long Bridge Considered in Danger.

Damages Done In Georgetown Harbor-The
Long Bridge Considered in Danger.
The fee has moved out OF the harbor Of George
town, and is gorged down the river about the
Long bridge. Their is high rampant of ice on
Analostan Island and along the District Of Co.
lumbia shore. Tho ice below the Long bridge
had not broken last night, but the current was
running very rapidly. The ice still remains firm
above the break. There was considerable dam
age done in Georgetown harbor by the sudden
breaking up of the ice Thursday night, which
could not be ascertained at the time.
The tug boat Eta, which was cut through and
sunk At her moorings at the Consolidated Coal
Company's wharf, was valued at about 5000,
and belonged to Mr.. Vanderweather. She can
probably be saved at q small expense. The tug
boat DR.. Rogers was sunk at Barker's wharf and
was owned BY Capt. Ketcher, and valued at about
$4,000 She Is in about fifteen feet Of water, and
can be saved without much difficulty. Several
foot Of High street. They are owned by Gilbert
Co. The damage is slight.
The schooner Morning Star, Of Philadelphia,
was capsized and sunk at Libby's wharf, and now
lies on her beam ends. The only damage done so
far consists Of two holes punched in her sides and
loss Of galley, water casks and other movabies
about deck, which were swept of by the running
ice. She can probably be raised at an expense
oftwo or three hundred dollars:
The schooner VIM. H. Van Brunt, which re-
Gently landed a cargo of asphalt at Easily $
wharf, was swept lose from her moorings, and
carried on the fats some distance below, where
she still remains. When the freshet subsidies the
schooner will be high upon the fats, and 1t will
be difficult to move her of. The damage done is
slight.
The schooner Eliza Sawyer. which was lying
alongside of the Van Brunt, was also carried
ashore, and lies Just below. The Sawyer had her
rudder and after-chock carried away and also
parted her hawser.
All the wharves along the river front were
more or less damaged by the heavy ice which
piled under and over them. The Georgetown
nat nluh hana uy,la ta1x Aap
ished by the ice.
On Analostan Island, at the point opposite foot
OF High street, the ice has piled up some fifteen
or twenty feet.
The ice above and below is liable to start at any
moment, and further damage may be looked for.
Some fears are entertained for the safety of the
Long bridge
National Republican., 1877-01-20
Turkey.

THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE on THE SITUATION.
LONDON, Jan. la.-Ths Pail HaH Gd=ette of this
afternoon says: "But for an accident, but for the
happy expulsion Of the Gladstone Government
from ONCE three. years ago, what We have now
learned We should have learned after . uar-war
with England and Russia on one side. and ur-
key, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Greece too,
perhaps, on the other, and with tbs whole mass of
the Aohanmdan population OF linda ardent for
defeat. As it is. We have enlarged our knowledge
and deepened our insight at no such risks and what
We have learned to-day will be extremely useful
in aLsrtipg war in the future, or at least in
the dangers Of war should it be enforced upon US,
but the Immediate question is. what will be the
internal condition of the empire and the view its
rulers may take Of the alternatives before them,
and we in England have no accurate measure OF
the considerations which distract their eounsels,
or even If we had accurate knowledge of them,
we should yet have to learn how they Affect the
diate disposal OF events. There are such things
points Of honor, religious feeling and dynasti.
eal fears, and these, speaking in single mind or
mony with the voice Of prudence and the verdict
OF calculation. What may be the upshot? It will
not curprise MS If at the point this Czar or his
Ministers issue new declaration of the Moscow
kind.
eERhAN COLONIES THRIATENED By THE PORTE
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA TO COOPERATE TO
PROTECT THEN.
LONDON, Jan. sO-A dispatch to the Sfaadara
from Pesth reports that the Russian volunteers
who had left Belgrade have been ordered 70 stop
at urniseyerin and wait for fresh orders.
The Cologne Gaseffe says kilograms from
French sources announcing that German troops
would cooperate with the Russians, have eI-
cited Mussulman fanaticism against the German
colonies in the nsighborhood Of Jafa and Bey-
rout. Immediately on hearing Of this, the Ger
man Government called the attention OF the
Porte to the matter, and ordered the German
mar Of war CATTLE to cruise along the Syrian
shore and visit particularly Jafa, ,Haifa and Bey-
rout.
National Republican., 1877-01-20
The Public Schools.

The following petition is being circulated among
tbe citizens OF the District and has already re-
eeiVed many signatures:
10 RE Honorable tie SeRnfs Gad House 0f Repre-
seEt0tires or the Uaittd Sf,res OF Imerici in
Congress GSSCBlbied:
We. the undersigned. citizens and taxpayers OF
the District OF Columbia would respectfully repre-
sent that In conscq OF the nsufc1ency OF the
amount devoted 10 school purposeI. tine public
schools Of the District of Columbia will be COM
peied 10 close some two months before the termina-
bon OF the regular scholastic year. and that the
asbcd an appropriation Of $500 TO enable the
Trustees of the schools to complete the year.
We heartily second the appeals Of the District
Commissioners and Of the Board of Public School
trustees. and do most earnestly and respectfully
pray that ample provision BE made for the contin-
nance OF the session OF the schools tor the full
81 TN months. May of us parents OF the
children attending the schools, and we believe that
closing the schools for third of the year. thc-
and restraints Of school Tor that period would re-
SAT- d:sastrousy 10 their mi nds and morals
pray, Sc, ' ''ef
National Republican., 1877-01-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Catarrh cured-See Or. Hartley.
Stoves for rent, at Buffers, corner Fifth and K
streets northwest, ......
Ask for the Hebe de Refine cigarettes; they
are the best of all.
Interest paid on deposits by ]. H. SQuier & Co.,
Bankers, l4l8 Pennsylvania avenue.
Left-ofr clothing, watches, pistols, SC, bought
at HerIog's, 915 ID street. Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered At McMurray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
B. H. Warner, real estate broker, has removed
his Office to No 9l6 street northwest, opposite
Masonic Temple. .... -
DR.. Dixon says the Lift Cure 10 the most
physiological remedy yet discovered by the VII
Of man. Parlors, Sos Pennsylvania avenue.
A carload Of fine Western New York cider; 20
to 10 gallon casks; also o lot of Vermont boiled
cider; Just received at Spicer's butter store,
southwest corner Of Ninth and streets. Prices
low.
We call attention to the advertisement in
another column of Smith, Birge TO-, 1014 Penn
sylvania avenue. Their facilities for steam and
varm-air heating, manufacturing as they do
their own appartus, are, perhaps, superior to
those Of anv other house in this community.
H. E. Omey Co.'s exchange and deposit banks
northeast corner Of Fifteenth and streets, deals
in all classes OF Government securities and In
District of Columbia and all firstrate investment
bonds and stocks; also in American coin and
foreign money. Demand drafts on Europe in any
amount. Best rate allowed for per cent. i'm
provement bonds. Orders promptly hlled for the
new United States ~ per cent. bonds.
National Republican., 1877-01-20
RaidinS a Brothcl.

A raid was made last night on low house o!
ill-.snie on Thirteen and-a- half street. between
and ID northwest. A fight occurred between the
keeper Of the brothel and his wife and, to put q
hnsl stop 10 the whole thing. Lieutenant Skip
For, Of the Fifth precinct station house, with
Sergeant Dsnsmore and Privates Breen, Dunni-
gan, Hob6. and Miller, made a descent upon the
place. The premises were Nos. 319 and 32l Thr-
teen-and-a-half street, which, in common with
the houses adjoining, have been known for long
time as houses Of i'll fame, and regular resort of
the worst class Of depraved men and women of
all shades of color.
When the officers entered the house and Sc
cured the inmates there being too many to take
TO the station house on one trip, il became neces
sary TO divide them into squads, and when
census was taken it was found that there were
two vhite men, six white women, three colorei
men and six colored women, making q total of
siIteen human beings living in the most
Hretehed condition. A worse state of wretched-
ness il Is not possible TO imagine than that in
which the raided houses were found. The follow
ing inmates Of the houses were arrested: Saml.
Garten and wife. keepers of the den; Lizzie
Blades, Victoria Banks, alias woodruff, ;" Mol
lie johnson, Annie Falkner, Alice Carter.
Henry Gabriel, John O'Brien, Thomas Dix
Daniel Burr, Alfred Stewart, Amelia Smith and
VIM. Plathcr. Judge Smell will receive these
people this morning at the Police Court.
National Republican., 1877-01-20
GERMAN COLONIES I
ENGLAND AND 4
PROTECT THEN.
CurIosities at the Aouarium.

Aquarium from Japan called q hair.turtie. 1t
derives its name from q wonderful growth Of
green 6brts ahich completely. cover the upper
shell. The creature has been frequently pictured
upon Japanese yases. &c. The classic models
composing the celebrated collection Of Professor
Adrion J. Ebell. made in Paris, will be exhibited
In thg large hall or Tho Aquarium this evening.
In the world, and are Larger than life size. The
,scsntifle depeftw snt Of the Aquarium threatens
TO rival tn AIMED Of Europe. Professor
TN soon deliver the Interna-
y dscturss st the Aquarium, in
ste Xet9fore at th6Cooper Institute
sEIsfa'' ''""'rs r
National Republican., 1877-01-20
M.EKR1Tr.,. Art rRrAsuR.s,

FaTior and mantel ornaments, also ehromos, en-
Cravings, oil and pastel paintings, have not been
exhausted by the holiday demand. Vacancies on
the shelves and in the cases of this popular store
are not OF long duration, as the proprietor 10
wide awake 70 MI them with new ana more at.
tracffve goods. Several beautiful scenes IN pastel
by BrewertOn, also few rich oil paintings with.
In the reach Of persons og ordinary means, are
now offered. Frames, eNrds, tasSels ke or the
latest designs always OIL hand. Prices as low as
The l1WRsf -
National Republican., 1877-01-20

DIED.
HAW KINS.-Of con sumption. at Z o clock a. m :,
Friday. January 10. 1877, CHARITY J. Z. HAWKINS,
wife of Israel s. Hawkins, in the twenty year
other age.
ROBERTSON.-On the 18th OF January, 1877. at
the residence OF his grandmother, No. l6i East
Fayette street, Baltimore, WILLIE, in the fifth
year OF his age. beloved of John and SOmervile
Robertson, of W ashington, ID. c.
ROBEY.-JouN A. RoBKY.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence. No. 1.22 Eleventh street, between
O'Clock.
CAMPBELL.-Friday, January 10, 1877, at 3 q.
of scarlet fever, LILLE MAY, daughter of John
The friend, Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at the residence of his parents
on street, between Eleventh and Twelfth south
east, at O'Clock m. Saturday January 20 1871.
National Republican., 1877-01-20
A Peculiar Marriage Ceremony.

On the wedding day in Borneo the bride and
bridegroom are brought from opposite ends ofthe
village to the spot whore the ceremony 10 to be
performed. They are made to sit on two bars Of
iron, that blessings lasting and health as vlgor
GUS may attend the pair. A cigar and betel
leaf, prepared with the areca nut, are next put
in the hands of tho bride and bridegroom. One
Of the priests then waves two fowls over, the
heads o. tne couple; and, in long address 20 the
pair, and implores that peace and happiness may
attend the union. After the heads Of the af-
three OF four times, the bridegroom puts the pre-
pared sirl leaf and cigar into the mouth Of the
bride, while she does the same to him whom che
thus achpox)edges as her husband.
National Republican., 1877-01-20

The Burlington Qows) Hawkeys says:
''They are awful glad over in Alexander county,
ILL.,, that the election is over Their candidate
for Congress was ]. st. Clair Jafrelinghitxen.
haus. and his overwhelming defeat is due solely
to the fact that nobody was able to hurrah for him
without being stopped in the middle of the cheer
by presentiment Of lockiaw"
National Republican., 1877-01-20
A wife's Experience.

Mr. EDITOR: had occasion to call upon . we'll
known pawnbroker ON the Avenue the other day,
when the following colloquy occurred in my pres
ence: / .....s g.
weil-dressed and refined lady. 81 have called
to get the silver ladle and spoons which my hus-
band pawnsd with you last summer, when was
at the Centennial"
Pawnbroker. "Have you got the pawn tickets"
Lady. mo; have not. He not only spent the
money which you let him have on them at the
ticket"
Pawnbroker. 'The Iadle and spoons are here,
but you cannot get them without producing the
ticket, unless GU make affidavit setting forth
that the sam has been lost"
Lady. "Here is the affidavit which 1 provided
myself with, and you will please hand over the
articles without giving me additional trouble"
Upon the pay ment OF the usual perc ,ntage the
lady obtained her property, not, however, until
she had expressed her heartfelt thanks that Mr..
Murtagh had closed up the wicked gambling
houses. Said she: any husband even pawned
tre ehildren's lewelry and my dead boys wearing
apparel to get money to give to the gamblers,
and had 1t not been for The REPUBLICAN he
would ere this have deprived us Of bread. Go
amongst the poor, Mr.. Editor, if you want to End
grateful people for your course in closing the
bells" despite the police and their corrupt
eOrHeel *
National Republican., 1877-01-20
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