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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORE:-The Old &TSs
n Dominion Steamship Company
steamship WYAN0KE, Captain CoEcH, viii sail
FRIDAY, July 9Th, nj 8 o'clock A. N. t
Freigh; received until O'Clock Thursday evening.
THROUGH bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded With dispatch to all points north, sou.h east
and west: also, 10 foreign ports. ..-....,.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, y l2; round-trip ticke:s
s24. SIeerage, Sc and So. r.-. Gal, s.sr.s.
For freight or passage, apply to .-.
-. % I'll. g. w. ALLEN q CO.. Agents. -
jy11-3t a, Company's Wharf. Racktfts.
EOR" PHILADELPHIA RO-NTE
q VIDENCE, AND iBOSTON.-Thee >as sk 49,
steamer REGULATOR, Captain HOWE. viii re-
eceiye freight for the above ports until I'll RSDAY
the 9TH instant, at s O'Clock. -
iy11-2t 2425 Doak street..
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At the request of A. Harris, Esq. pawnbroker,
win sell at his loan-otice, 1922 Main street. on
18th instant. at 1oS 9ciock, ,, inc
: LARGEST STOCK OF PAWNBROkER'SG GOODS
ever offered in this ci.y, consisting Of.
$50 LADIES and GENTLEMES'S GOLD
WATCHES, .,,...,
$50 SILVER WATCHES, ~.
Large and complete assortment Of elegant OLA
MOND RINGS. !.
PLAIN and SET GOLD RINGS,
LADIES' OPERA and CfIATELA!NE CHAINS, .
GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS,
STUDS, SLEEYE-BUTTONS, Il. j;
SETS OF JEWELRY, &C.; ,-,.u..
together with general variety Of articles usually
found iu a first-cIass pawnbroker's sale;
Amongst the watches will be found large aSSort-
ment OF LADIES, and GESTLEMEN;S. YEh1
NE sSaSton Of merchants and The public gene
r,iIv ts resnectfuIIy asked to this sale.
NJ. Harris win warrant every article as repre-
een1ed j.. w. POWELL, Auctloneer.
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oFE1oEJAMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMpANY,l
Julv q 1877

r-a July b, 1877.
.GPECIAL NOTICE.--In conse-SatIsMa
- auence' of the steamer john Sylyes-
Ter breaking her shaft. the DAILY LINE IL TE3i-
'PORARiLY SUSPENDED until suitable steamer
can be chartered as substitute for the Sylvester In
mean time the steamer Eliza Hancox will leave Rich
,mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY, at A., NJ, for Old Point, Norfolk river land
tngs, &c. ,,....... 81, I, e.. 2. J.. b. TATUd.
" Tim .-'t+5'''' - 90. General Agent.
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NOTICE.

All nersons whose pledges forfeited Will call ut
nv ONCE No. 1922 Main s1reet and renew or re-
Deem the same on or before "WEDNESDAY, LIN
Instant otherwise no exceptions viii pc maze LOT
any one, and the goods Will be g9slhy,ely sold.
~ oS 70 ri'''7'tI ABRAHAM HARRIS, j,
~ successor to 81. Harris Rrothers,
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iJssURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

No. iii, MAIN, STREET, .,R1CHMONDt-FA
( .,,i,ss. n! CAfITAL, 100000 sser ].
.ise JOHN Al. COKE, President; h.s.1t&.': -: E. +.
q, FIT. GLASGOW, Vice President; n !,
Z, !" E. D. MEADE. Secretary; I'll Il atEn. !,
.s j. B. GRANT, Assistant Secretary. " q.
@ nn
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH &NA
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR9yl-
DENCE, BOSTON: AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TINES A WEEk.-Unti furt ie
soiae the steamers OF this line will make tr-weekly
trims. leaving Philadelphia every T UESDA !;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and byour Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer. -
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
.,G I't WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 CO..
p r. '... a...a ~ = I : General Agents.
No. ~ South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
r. 90 ID. D. o. MINK Agent
lnyl7 No. 90 Devonshire sereet. Boston.
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by Robert 3. Lyme
Real Estate Auctloncer,
No. 1912 Main street.

,1,RITsTEE,S SALE OF A NICE BUILD
Il ING.LoT ON TIE NORTH, SIDE de-. OF '1 GA lE
RTNGTON COR n n OF TWESsI I,;s. ~ a.
Spd kid rs trustee, dated october q, 1873,
from Robert l.: Childresss and uyrecorneo ~ ete
mage SEA- win proceed to sell. upon the premises
being required so to do BY the holder OF ine n9.e
nayment of the same. on WEDNESDAY, July II,
1877 at O'Clock p NJ, he properly 1e 9G ~
Srontinx on the north line Of Darlington street w
feet and running lack on the south line OF Lwenhy-
first street 1856 feet, more or less inns ISt pelns
tract attention. 49,. -o,..o
TERMS: Cash as to the balance OF the purcnas.e-
money, amounting 10 $500 with lnteIest GOs o
&c, and cost and expenses of sale; residue upon
''s 1'S ~ y ROBERT B. LYME, Trustee.
DISAPPOINTMENT:
The above sale is postponed until TO-DAY tInurs-
d,yI ,July I2, ST., at the same hour.
Wv 10 ROBERT 3. LYME, Trustee.
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SHERIFPs AND
H1GH-CoNSTAHLE's SALE OF +'.
cHpOMos, PICTURES, MIRROR AND PIC
TURE-FRAMEs OF ALL SIZES.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G K POTOMAC X. X. Co.,l
f" OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
-u '<g.s RICHMOND. Jnne22. 1877. J
OF TRAINS. '.a

On and after SUNDAY, June Gath, trains will run
on this road rs follows:
S:O7 A. Al leaves the Byrd Street station daily tex
' - cept Sunday connecting with the Bal
' ilnore ano Ohio and Baltimore and
49, . Potomac railroad. due at Washington
at l:l0 p. NJ: Baltimore at 3:l0 p.
81; Philadelphia at 9:33 y. NJ; New
York ut 10:lt T. NJ.
4:45 P. M. leaves Byrd-Sreet station daily. arriv
.. D.. ing ut Washington at 9:35 I. NJ;
Baltimore at l140 p. NJ; Philadcl-
'' phia at $40 A. NJ: New York at 6:5j
s..'t A. III. Through sleeper from Rich
. r. mond TO New York price efberth. ~.
AIS p. NJ ACCOMMODATES TRAIN, Tor
Junction. leaves Broad-Strect station
..r... daily tSun6ays exceptedl.
700 A. II. arrives At Byrd-Street station daily !;
leaves New York at Cos the nrecr-
ding evening: Baltimore at 1885 r.
. -... NJ; Washington al lbs j. N.
1915 p NJ arrives 1t Byrd-Street station daily Tex
ccpt Sunday. Leaves New York at
..-.... Sis A. NJ: Philadelphia nj 1905
l.. NJ; Baltimore at 3:l5 I. NJ; WASH
ingthn NJ $50 =. M.
s.25 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
.....s at Broad-Strcet station daily tSun-
days e. cepte6l.
F. T. d. MYERS,
General Superintendent
.t. G. A. TAYLOR,
je23 General Freight sad Tickle. Agent.
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who-wiI SEND any or the following. postpaid, Il
.2E;g-Sk e - sa:1E.ff

;, 'itI'i 10 I.kES HI ltf1 II ~
: This edition is the CHE APEsT and BEST. It has
non ~ IT. = Efs{ 5t'ia,ilt > a. - 49,.
ILLUSTRATIONS land isprinted on good
paper from new, clear type, and IS ID PHI respects
the FINEST EDITION in the market for the price.
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BY E. W. Powell, Auctioneer.

DAWNBROKER,s SALE
OF THE
LARGEST STOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION /.
IN THIS CITY. ~
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

ANTI-DYSPEPTIC DROPS.
Price, 75c Sold by all druggists. NH 27-eod
4 TERRIBLE FALL;IN WHICH THE
nounced. ONE DOLLAR has heretofore been the
cost of bottle of apeiieni. Now you can purchase
from any druggist one bottle Of , -
/: BAILEY'S' SALINE APERIENT FOR
+ 49, = FIFTY CENTS. t,'-s#.
which is warranted inferior to none; and we earn,
esty invite the public to give II fair trial We feel
confident that all who use 1t will be highly pleased
tl,n uffpctq ts!.irsa ~'ss.ss
SPARKLING, EEFERyEscENT ,PURGATIyvE-,
az pleasant as glass Of soda-water For habitual
constipation, acid stomach. heartburn, sick head
ache indfgestion. &C., 1t Is not enceled-the very
thing for q bad head and bad stomach early OF
mornings -. i = E,,,..c.i c..i ~ IA
4oreJ,fs ADD & CO.. mud look at 1t: 9
J.P. DROMGOOLE. & CO.
ap2s-eod4miF z+'"1[2J s'a2 Louisville, NY.
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RAILROAD LINES

Oh - -;
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERALTiCKET AGENT.
.s...... RICHMOND, June Is, 1877.
DEDUCED RATES VIA RICHMOND,
IL FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
~
To Baltimore (limifed) ...................... w
The quickest and best route to all northern anu
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS at greatly
reduced rates TO Niagara Falls Cape Nay, Sarafoga
Springs. Watkins Glen, Newport, White Mountains,
ard all the popular summer resorts or the northern
States. &. A. TAYLOR.
te I5-Im General Ticket Agent.
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- : - = - = = =
WOOD AED,,GOAl.

"A NTHRAGITE COAL, ALL SIZES, at
t-'.i''&. - = 9. Fl. HALVES,
Nv 8 --51s- 49, III Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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N-OlAL BIZ RICH sPLINTt COAL
~ best fuel In the! market for open crates.
~. re Jtstss,iS. II. HAYES, S0le Agent Itsl
jy5 ftr,; Eighteenth apd. Cary streets. ~,
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I6lie Ela bny yy ~ - -.
te l4~sM cegusr ce Carr and Ntath siEreea
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Is BY Dickinson CheMnfnr. -
Real, Estste Agents and Aurtioaeeys, Il d
- iss. Ills Mnin street. 81, ~ I,

,rp |, y 4 BRoYN, Asc.ioncer. b .'' :,
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-iHEAP FUEL |. 90 OD FUEL.

sANTHR ORE co Az !
nlIyMiNDUs coAIss s. i
ssa 3 ihas il GOOD u l IS
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30

Capt Lewis Bisbee who has for many
years kept a record Of the snow falls, finds
that some FIVE fee, and eight inches OF
snow have fallen already.
Owing partly to the depth Of snow and
bad travelling, there Is but little lumber
ing done 10 this vicinity. Several per-
sons have abandoned getting up their usual
amount Of wood until the snow settles.
The sigh: thaw Of Saturday improved
the s.eigbioe somewhat 1, was the first
time during the winter that the SNOW
would tread sufficiently 10 make good
road.
G4mmoui Brothers are getting out ma
terial for the manufacture Of hani-rakes,
bu, there Is not sufficient water In the
stream to run the saw mill, girls; mill and
rake factory. Wells are also low as well
as Thermometers.
Ba9,is. sabbath School scholars and
teachers also on Monday evening assem-
bled at the residence OF their beloved and
efficient superintendent, e. 3. Bouney.
and pre- snted a quilt gotten up by the
ladies Of the schoo. and Others As small
token Of their esteem and respect for him.
Charles, As usual, was on hand cheerfulIy
ming.iug with them and responding not
only IN words but in candy.
We are having successful singing
school under the direction Of John Old
ham, and an equally successful and prof
table day school in charge Of Charlie Stet-
son, Norma student Of this place
Walter has for several months been teach
lag 10 Calais, Herbert Is teaching in Ray
mond. These three brothers have been
students at the Western Normal School
a. Pennington
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30
Last Runafortl.

The East Rumiord Ladies' Aid Society
NEE, every other Thursday at the house
Of some member; usual attendance from
50 to so persons take supper with the
party at whose house they meei-supper
limited 10 a certain number of "yiands; -
employ the afternoon in making articles
OF ornament. use and utility, and spend
the evening in varied amusement. This
society, also. is a complete success.
A letter has been received by his rela-
tiyeS here, from AlOUz) Wilson, who for
p years or more has been away, and who
was regarded rs dead. lie is in Southern
California.
All unite in saying that orchards aud
forests indicate a smal crop of caterph-
lars mex Year.
l. c. Robertson IS now here selling
fluit ,roeS lie sid canvass sll OF this
part OF The county.
Oar steam mill has cleared its lumber
yard and tor few days has done nothing.
There hiss been but little. lumber hauled
here this winter, the roads being so badly
blocked.
Oar new mai'-carrier and stagc-driver
on the BryanI's Pond Ioule, Mr.. Cum
mings, is q brave one. He is on time.
notwithstanding the bad roads. lie is
South Paris boy.
No drifts like those OF to-day since lS6l
or 1902.
VIII Potter, who recently arrived home
from the logging camp a, a point near
Milan, has had the lung fever, bu, is now
nearly well
Ailkinds Of drink scarce in this vicinity.
No rum, gin. brandy, whiskoy or cider,
and very little wafer. The Iron Clsds
here aud heTeabOuts are a success. Please
send some Of your Iron Clad readers 10
to East Rumlord Club meetings. where
they shall be properly taken care of and
gladly welcomed. We have excellent
meetings and would gladly improve them.
sunday evening. the 2lst inst, the East
Rumford Reform Club meeting was a
complete success. President Virgin for
the first time filed The chair. Good
speeches were made By Bros. Woodbury.
OF Auburn, Bartlett OF Bethel. Wilson
snd wsrren Thomas. Henry Abbott. A.
J. knight. A. j Barrett. II. W. Park. j.
Z. Washburn and others ofthat club, and
Il. A. DoloG, Chaplin Virgin snd Uial
Hoyt OF the Rumiord Centre Club. -Four
names were added TO the Iron Clad
pledge. Mrs. A. J. Knight also made
some pertinent and encouraging remarks.
SPARKES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30
East Summer.

Jan. 21.-Ol Friday morning the ther-
mOme;er indicated 81 deg. below zero.
The lowest point resched tor the winter.
Where's ths. thsw
Oar farmers are hauling potatoes 10
Lewiston. receiving therefor from so to
IS e's., and buying apples at q 40 per
barrel.
Ga Monday evening. the 22d inst. the
teachers and scholars Of the Baptist Sab
bath School visited their beloved and
efficient Superintendent. c. B Bonney.
and presented him with quilt SIS token
Of their esteem and respect TOR him -
Charles responded with not only words.
but apples aud candy. 1, was q most
happy occasion. and We hope productive
Of good. serving 70 strengthen the ties
that bind heart 10 heart The Sunday
school Is in an excellent condition, having
recently added sever volumes 10 is
library. SrocuM. .
Caiou Grange, No. 50. p. Of H., cele-
0rs!ed its second anniversary, Jan. Is -
After paI;sking OF a boun,itul harvest
iess;,prepsTed by the sisters Of the order,
the following officers were installed by
D. +. Glover: J. +. S,e,son, NJ; j. IL.
Etolason, o.; [. Clover. L.; 4. Pom
roy. ) o. Il. Bampus, A. S; Horace
Bartlett. Chap; y. T. Stowe, Sec; L.
A TUCKER, Treas a. Thompson G X. /;
Ms Eta \. Bisbee, c.; Mrs. Mary
Blr''eu P; Mrs Betsey K. Ste,sou. F. :;
A-s. NJ. L. Bumpus. L. A. 5. The
O.Ange IS entering upon the third year
oil lis existence wiki very encouraging
prospects,. receiving accessions 10 its
numbers al nearly every meeting 5.
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SheriH's Sale.

OXFORD, -. So
TJiAkEN on execution andwill be sold by public
i auction, on the 10Th day of February, \. d..
lS77, az one O'Clock in the afternoon al the Post
OMce in Milton Plantation, in said County, all the
right in equity which Winslow \. Small and Eras-
tus Il small Of said Milton Plantation, had on the
18th day OF october, \. ID. 1876, al seven O'Clock
i'm the forenoon, when the same was attached on
The original writ 10 redeem The following describ-
ell Real Estate situated In said Milton Plantation
in said County. 70 Wit: A certain tract or parcel
of land situated in said Milton Plantation said
land containing about seventy. five acres, together
with all the buildings situated thereon, anu beng
the present homestead farm of the said Wnslew
y and Erastus Il. small.
Also another tract or lot Of land situated In
The town of Rumiord, State Of Maine; said lot OF
land is known as the lot OF land numbered thirty
two in the third division of lots in aid Rumford,
and containing about ono hundred acres more or
less and are the same premises that Bradbury
Richardson, Ir. conveyed to the said Winslow a
small and Erastus u Small, by his deed dated
Novemb Der 5th, 4. u 1863, and recorded in the
oxford Registry of Deeds, book lj9, page $50 re-
f-rence is hereby made TO said deed for a moro
particular description OF SAID lots of real estate
The above premises being subject to-a mortgage
recorded in Registry OF Deeds, took l55, page +2d
given by the said Winslow A. Small and Erasius
small, to Bradbury Richardson, Jr Of Milton
Plantation To - cure the payment Of promisso-
r. note for ten hundred dollars.
l. ID. STACY, Deputy Sheriff.
Paris January l6, 4. ID. 1917. j3O NV
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History Of a Picture,

Two OF the most celebrated artists the world has
ever known dwelt IN the same city. One delighted
"a 9eineating beauty in all its graces tint form
anu motion, His portraits were instinct with the
charm OF physical vigor. The graceful, halEyol.
| upyuous outline Of form aud feature harmanize,l
with delicately blended tints. ON his cunya a Ire
nomtliest faces had an almost irresistible charm
INC o.her found pleasure only in depicting weird
anu gloomy subjects. Above all, did he eNcell in
painting The portraits OF The dying. The agonil.
ING ueAth-throe, the ghRstly face and form were
ali depicted with marvellous fdeltv There eXis-
ted between these artists the most intense dislike
AZ length This dislike culminated The beauty.
r o0.us artist had been engaged in painting the
POItt1W o. a beautiful woman. COnnOisseurs
pronounced il the most wonderful piece or art
thA1 hau ever been produced. His brother artist
VA va leuous OF his fame aud sought revenge. BY
orioing the keeper of the studio he gained access
20 the picture each night At first he was content
10 only ne tdcn the briliianCv OF The COMPLEXION
anu eyes, enacc the bloom IRON check and lin and
paint shadow on either cheek. Later, his strokes
grew holder and freer. and Que morning the a.tist
ANoke 10 und the entire outline Of the portrait
changed- lie could scarcely recognize in the
emaciated form aGd haggard cOuntcnarce the
slowing conception he had embodied. The pal.
ia iace aud eNpre>slonleSs ewes he had attributed
70 lack of geuUIncss la hts materials; but when
the outlines were changed he ~ -peeted the cause
and Indignantly dismissed tue keeper What the
reNCrgeiul artist marrcd by lew rapid strokes
oi his skifui brush was only restored By years OF
patient industry. Reader, need We name the ar.
usts-healtn, who paints the flowers and grassy
carpet no less than the human form divine
Disease, the dreadful artisg who revels among
the rnius both Of nature and humanity
Care ,esspcss the keeper 10 whom Heath often IN
trusts his 20 traits. And is IL not the beauty OF
woman. he most adm rcd OF all the works which
a0orn the studio OF Health, that Disease oltenest
seeks O. mar The slightest stroke of his brush
upon the delicate organization leaves AZ imprint
that relu irCs much skill and patience 10 enace
Restoration must DC prompt CarClessness must
be dismissed. Let suffering women heed the war.
Ming ere disease has mRrrcd their chief beauty
co. D. Vnr-
lie Prescription has been used by thousands OF
these sufferers, aud they are unanimous in their
praise ot as excellence. n you would be trans
tormett IRON the pal.id nervous invalid into hap
Z frt-
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. =

Vital weakness or depression a weak eX.
hauete. feeling, no energy OF courage. the result
OF Mental SVer-WOrk indescretIonx or er-
Cesses. or some drain upon the system, l. ALWAYS
cured ty Humphreys Homeopathic SpecI-
nc No. -. 10 zones mp and inylgOratcs the sys-
TEN, di-pels the gloom and dependency, impSrts
strength and energy ,-stops the drain and reju.
vcuStes the entire man. Been used twenty wears
with perfect success by thousands. sold by deal
rrs Price, 90 per single vial, OF $500 per pack
age % i've walls and - 10 vial OF powder. sent
~ mail on receipt ol price. Address Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
January s.. I---. Ia
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4 Splendid Hair Dressing and
ReStOreT Combined.

"oou ihpfON'u haiF hestoTaiiNe y
unlike any other, and has no equal The lmprov
Ell has new vegetable tonic properties; restoring
grey hair 20 glossy natural color restores faded
dry, harsh and falling chair; restores, dresses.
gives yisoy 20 the hair; restores hair 70 prema-
,u-clv bald heals; removes dmdrun, humors,
scaly erupuou-; removes irritation, itching and
scaly dryuess. No article produces such wonder
fll effects Try 10, call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. and doHtbs pat Of irifh any other
article. sold hy all druggists In this place and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied at manufac-
tlrvrs' prices by \. COOK & Co, Chicago, sole
Agents for the United states and Csnadas, aud by
Weeks \ Potter, Bston. 0u22 ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30

To the Honorable Justice q. $40 supreme Judi
cial Court, now sitting at Frycburg, wlihin!and
for the County Of oxford:
4 RAEI\E +. TLi<N Of Fryeburg in said eoun
n ~, wife Of Horace II. FILM OF parts unknown
10 your beiInt, respectfully lbels and gives this
Honorable Court tn bu informed, that she was
lawfully married 10 the said Horace ID. Finn %
Auburn ia the county OF AndrOscoggin IN said
state OF Maine, on the 20th day of June, ID
lsG>; that your lbeant, since Their lnternarrasc
has ALWAYS behaved herself as a faithful, chaste
aud Hl,ciionate wife towards the said Horace ID
Flnn. but that the -aid libeec, wholly regardless,
II his marriage covenant aud duty, did desert and
wilfullv neglect your libelant on the 2Oth day o.
July, A - ls.J, and has ever been absent IRON
your libelant and has never contributed 10 the
support OF your i0elant aud that the res dence OF
the iIbclee is wholly uuknOWu 10 your libeant anu
that she cannot ascertain his residence by reason
able diligence wherefore the said Arabine
Flinn prayS right and Justice, aud that she may
be divorced from the bonds of matrimony between
her and her said husband, and as in duty bound
will ever pray. AkABlNE r Finn
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READER.

Have you risen from your bed afler short sleep,
10 find yourself nearly sufocated with Catarrhal
matter In your nose, head and throat! Have you
noticed what a depressing influence il exercises
on the mind, bunting It's faculties, besides ener-
vati, z the body as we'll How difficult 10 rid the
head OF this foul matter all can testify who are
afflicted with Catarrh. How dinIcult TO protect
tac system against Its further progress toward the
lungs and bronchial tubes, all physicians can les
fy. Its terrible disease and cries out for relief
To be freed from the danger of sunOcaton while
lying down; 10 breathe freely, sleep soundly and
undisturbgd; To know that no poisonous, puirid
matter defles the breath and undcrmines the sys
tenn; TO know that the body does not, through its
veins and arteries carry the poison that is sure TO
destroy, Is indeed q blessing. To purchase mmu
nifty nom such a fate should be the object of
all afflicted. but those who have tried many rem-
edies and physicians despair of relief or cure
They become incredulOus. With such, the long
array OF testimonials from our best citizens, phy-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate Tor the County OF oxford and assumed the
trust Of Alministrato Of the estate Of
IPETER L HATHAWAY, JR late OF Canton,
In said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the estate of said deceased TO make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same to
Jan. 10, Is77. PETER +. HATHAWAY.