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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-03

HoN. HENRY w. billiard, who
has been appointed Minister to
Brazil, was the commander OF
billiards legion in the Confederate
service. lie is a North Carolinian
bybirth, but has resided in Alabama
the greater part of his life. He
is alawyer by profession, was in the
Alabama Legislature in 1888, a
Presidential elector in 1910, repre-
sented the Montgomery district Of
Alabama in Congress from 1913 to
1850, and was Minister to Belgium
in 1912 under Tyler, and for some
time he was a regent Of the Smith
sonian Institute. During the
Presidential canvass in 1856 he
stumped the States Of North Caro-
Ina, Alabama and Georgia IN favor
Of Fillmore and Donelson, and
made some Of the most powerful.
and brilliant speeches y that cam.
paign. In the civil war he alsC
f played an important part. He wa!
a member of the Confederate con
: gress, and when, in 1861, delegate
, were sent to Tennessee to inducl
!, her to secede, he represented Geor
gia. He has been a preacher and
t lawyer, and has done good work il
t both lines. He also figured in lit
s erature, having published a volum
f of speeches in 1850, and anothe
e work later. During the war h
,e was noted more for preaching an.
l. praying than fighting, though hi
IS record for all three is passable. II
70 was originally an old line Wing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-03

The style and colOrs Of Louis XIV
are just now tho rage in Paris, aud the
most exquisite art work Of this
period is reproduced upon fans and
pendants and chatelaines
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

The New York Republican Convention
last week was q repetition or reproduC-
lion upon . magnifed scale, OF the one
recently held in this State. Geo. w.
Curtis took the character OF Chamberlain
and Senator .Conkling that OF Mr.. Blaine
The Resolutions. as presented, neither
endorsed, nor did they Censure the Pres
ident's policy oxeep, by implication. Mr..
Curtis. the champion civil service re-
former who was too Impractical for Gen.
Grant. Immediately took the foo and
made q grand speech endorsing ,hs al
ministration and supported rtSOll ion
commenting President Hayes. Sea tor
ConkIng supported the resolutions - re-
ported by the.cOmmittee. and they were
thus carried.
IL is useless for those who unreseTyedly
endorse the administration in Maine and
New York 10 claim that The conventions
were captured respectively by Mr.. Blaine
aud Mr.. ConkliDg. a popular man may
carry a convention with him, bat he will
be popular man so long only as he rep
7. sents popular ideas. Ii the conven-
tions were captured it is very much like
the capture OF republic 0y its own cili-
zens. Bu! half dozen Republican con-
ventions have endorsed the administrs-
ton, while nearly every Democratic
gathering tries to see how near uure-
served commentator il can bestow. II
is not difficult 70 see where the executive
must look for his supporters hereafter,
unless be adopt different measures from
those already advocated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

A Portland correspondent of the
New York Tribtpse criticises the appoint
ment OF EX-Gov. PvTham as Appraiser at
Portland. anu as proof OF his "un-
worthiness" declares that be did not have
the support OF single Congressman.
The probability is that all would have
recommended him ii they had been
asked to do 50. Certaialy, the assump-
tiOn shat no appointment can 0e = good
one unless made al Tue instance oil Con
sressmen, is rather remarkable one !!
Evidently tn Portland CORRESPONDENT
isu'. fairly a awake Sc, !-Lcri>i0N Journal.
rs il Soualoc Morrill, needed to be told
by any Congressman of Gov. Perham' 5
illness tor official position, With his III
timsto knowledge Of The EX-GovernorS
record ia official life Recommendations
IN this case would have been qnite as
much out OF place IS would have been
testimonials from Congressman rs TO the
ti.uess OF Senator Morrill,. who Pa llsi
retired from the charge ot the Treasury
ID .partmeut, tos tae position of Collector
OF Customs OF Portland - BrtdgtoR Ae'rS.
GOV. Perham IS known ID have the
only two characteristics necessary 10
nsAe one worthy o. official position
honesty and fidelity. CODgrCssio1a, u
d5rsemeEt is 10; always waualt Tor
wor,hincss. Persons who wri.e against
Nj rccham 90 no, represeu, TIC ) MI
men, OF Maine People. Tney have some
personal lnteres. in The question.
CuAsr's Cup7McrE asks why We are
.l,.o 90 detec. the editors bad grammar
ve ID ~. also te;sc: The error in az
arguments AMI rcu,c them. Frs, IKE
uaaf Others, W. f3sjs5lY th1o5a. lac
matter OF too li.,.o Importance 10 notice
IL. believing that 70 considerable number
OF o1r people would be deceived by such
s5ohistry. The mistake Is now evident.
The reason We DO not carry on 81 c1n'ro
versy with the Chronicle i, II Is too much
ike Ben Butler. Il does not know when
{; is whipped. For instance, We say a
grcenback dollar is no. money, nor does
il claim to b. money. We take ,hs bill
and from lis face prove that i. is simply
- promissory note, for il says. Tine
Uui,oi States will pay bearer OJe Do
.ar." Sill, with this evidence, The CAwH-
.c,s goes on and argues as though no
such proof had been presented. Arguing
with such q journal is like trying 10 en-
yi,c, 81 more ignorant person 'ha' 'ho
earth turns instead OF the sur. "Nay.'
be says, Il see the sun rise and set
everybody says 1t rises and sets, il must
De So" /. Is useless 10 argue with 90
tuseness or with Uiltui oos;iuacy. y
man convinced agains; uis viii, i, 81 The
same opinion STILL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
A Damaging Champion. :

Ii Russia is a representative champion
OF Christianity, it is about time tor Cnris-
tianity TO give up its claim of being 1.-THE
GREAT civilizer." The present war be
tween Russia and Turkey Is peculiarly
religious brojl. TarkeT wss either IN
sble to proven, the murder Of Chris
tians in her domain, or winked At mas
sacres which shocked the civilized world.
Russia. which has always had a Turkey
bone 10 pick, mildly demonstrated against
such acts. and finally pitched i'm 70 pro
tect the Clyis,ilus from the barbsrous
Moslem.
Il would have been expected that the
champion OF SO sacred cause as The
Christian religion would be guided in lis
acts by the precep;s OF It's founder. lie
laugh, that good should be returned for
evil, and that The poor aud weakly AID
sick should be cared loy al 81. times aUd
under all circumstances. Instead OF This
being eXemplidel. We are treated TO daily
reports of the most strOCiouS aud bar5aC-
ous war Of modern times. rs maly
dispatches report masSacreS, buruiugs
and inhumsnities Is describe battles;
while the illustrated journals are flied
with pictures Of he2dless trunks and de-
iached members, formerly belonging 10
some poor Turk or Russian who valued
his lille and limb Is highly rs We 10 and
whose being was regarded wiki as much
care by the Creator as Is ours. The Rus
sian C0Ssack aud the Turkish B4sh.- ba-
zOuS We with esch other IN prac,icIug
outrage, upon the. living and bar5aTiIes
upon The dead Ii two Wild animals
were engaged in lie aud death cora'c;,
We could expec. 5U:. Little worse eXh!b;-
ton. VIVA. m1r.a, object soldiers can
have in muila;ing corpses. and destroy Ing
defense!ess human beings is beyond The
conception! OF civilized humanity tG,
when al this is done with the ayow,d
purpose OF protecting q handful Of Chris
ttans in Bulgaria and R9mauia it is too
shocking to contemplate.
Christianity certainly teaches no such
harsh doctrine, and if The Russians think
it does, ii is high tire few missionaries
Of the cross were sent TO Tia. benigb.ed
people. L. has repeatedly been urged
that the United States should, in he
cause cot humanity, interfere with ,he
method Of warfare in Cuba but that has
been elegant and refined when compared
with The war under contemplation. It
such action were iu,tidatle, i: is ,ime Tor
the surrounding nations 10 speak, not in
the interests of Christianity or Of bc-
manity, but of common decency. Civ
iiiza,ion will be setback a halt century
il this mos. inhuman conflict is allowed
T. continue. Some tine sense Of feeling
is deadened by every letter from the Seat
OF war, and by every Illustration from its
Surroundings Religion, IS well as hu
mainly, must suffer it The conflict is per-
mitted to continue as il hiss begun, for *
is all done under the name Of this sacred
pauso
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
Editorial ana Selected Items.
Read Aliens new adg't.
"A most beautiful September.


"A most oeAu'i'u' ''P'oi'''''
Vented, Immediately, at this Office.
four cords dry, hard wood
Some Of tic ladies in Comt fan
themselves with clusters OF autumn
leaves.
a.. .J;,or,oi ,be V,joc gug,L,rJ
and p,o,cr ro,0,o,,,i,,i arc excbanpiDg
photographs.
,v9r,,, s;ronso, 15G Conrross s.
- -, c',.,,a l.,i.s +, s.,d
w. -. 49, ~, -. - -, ,,;, 49,. .o,.,
1,'''' ''''"'' ''''7' 90 ~ 49,, -,
Do''i' Tue 'a'' |''''''" WI '''"' ~"
eoi''u Inc "''''''' '""'"'''
Mr. l.. W. Ta,mpfo1 OF Hartford
presented ior inspection 4, this Office last
week. ripe. vid strawberry, which "a.
picked ia Ilutto'd the morning OF Sept.
lS.h. 1. grew on, Of doors ani vas Dr.
ticed py Mr. T. ~ he passed. IL n the
road.
....,..
-. ' ''-',' 49,, ,'. ..,,'i ......
- ''' 80 ''''7 ','
from cong So lhef' are some '''''J
tough "i's ''.d 10 ats favor "Hi'h some
tunes make lo'6s open lneir eyes IN a'-
ton.sbmenti Sc: IL Is "a iact that though
PIiH''i' ''N VIII H'' I'' 'H'"' ''"'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

While Gen. b. +. Butler, Of counsel
for Mr. Jones, has been testing the legal
ity Of the "green corn patent case Of
Jones VS. McMurry in the United States
circuit court at Baltimore, he has also
from day to day been testing the same
"swcet mountain corn@ In private din
Ing room at Barman's IS the guest Of Nc
hurry. the defcndent, SO that he is on
both sides, with the corn inside. The
dinners have been especially fine, but
there was nothing that General Butler
appeared to relish so much as "swcct
mountain corn which Mr.. McNurray
caused to be brought each day from his
farm, Belleyiew, near Frederick, Md -
On one occasion, after eating heartily OF
the corn, the general said he conld not
think Of anything he liked better than
Lawsuits and sweet corn" In this con-
ncction an amusing incident occurred at
the United States court house. Mr.. Me
Murray, who is 4 large, port men, was
approached by one Of tn .ysIanders rs
he was leaving the cou;, who shook him
heartily by tho aud. 81 congratulate
you sir, he said in n hasty manner, 81
congratulate you" But said Mr.
McMurray, 81 have not yet won the case.
"No matter sir" he continued, still yio-
lcntly shaking Mr.. McMurray's hand, II
congratulate You for having protected
Baltimore" Thank you, returned Mr.
McMurray, who thought he referred 10
the green corn packing interest Of Balti
more. Yes sir he continued, Ill you
hadn't defended Baltimore where would
We be now 2" Mr.. McMursay 10y thi'
time saw the mistake, and politely told
his hand shaker that he was mistaken II
his man that he could find Mr.. Batter ii
the court room. Mr.. McMUrray Was car
rying a strap full Of law books, aud ii
bulk looked like the hero Of Federal Hill
Baltimore Sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

The New York SUH. which his Hcen
trying 10 make political capita, irJ he
democracy out of hard times, BOW says:
There is 10 longer any room TOY
doubt or question SIS 10 the rrvIVu, OF
;r.de here ~ the metropolis. Tue llct
is patcu; TO every body who has eyes
Western and Southern i2ceS. long missed
and m0uyned, are reappearing daily IN
the h5,e, corridors and on the do"n-
town sidewalks; The wholesale merchants
are rubbing their hands with satisfaction
II. railroads axe carrying more freight
,hau they have had The handling or tor
years past. Ia ;le harUor, too, AID All
along the wafer front, there is 3 ne" .ue
and hustle very good TO look o.. snip
peers and shippers alike are busy and
hopeful tne i've steamers thst elCsrec
iJr Europe on Saturday tooS with taem
over 81 quarter O, million 0ushC.s ol
gr.iu, besides beet, bacon and Other pso-
visions. Altogether, the outlook tor he
al's business is decidedly oncours giDg.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

The contest between the American
and British rifemen, for the champion
ship Of the world, closed at Creedmoor
Friday. The result was complete Wet
ory for the American team. The shooting
was the most brilliant the world ever wit,
messed. Even the score of the defeated
team was equal to the highest standard
of former contests. The American won
by 90 points which beat their score Of
last year by 2OS points. One member OF
the winning team made the remarkable
score of 2l9, in a possible 225. 1t is
intimated that the victory was not fully
due to the skill of the Americans, but to
the superiority of our breech-loading over
the English muzzle-loadiDg rifles, and the
British team are reported as intending to
supply themselves with American rifles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
II Has Stood the Test.

II you doubt the wonderful success ofSmLoH''
CONSUMPTION CURE, give it trial; then if yor
are not perfectly satisfied, return the bottle and
we will refund the price paid. II has established
the fact that Consumption can be cured, while
for Coughs, HOarseness, Asthma. WhOopng
Cough, and all Lung or Throat troubles there is
nothing like it for quick and positive cure as il
never fails. 10 cents 30 cents and : 90 per bot
tie. If your Lungs are sore, or Chest or Back
lame, use SHLoHs PoRoUs PLASTER, price p
cents Sold by \. NJ. GERRY, South Paris :. II
RAWOsN Paris Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

TnE TmEEE GREAT P's. Pulpit Press, Public
acknowledge Jack -on's Catanh -nullnd Troch,
Powder t. Ice The only reliable remedy and on,
that hl- never been known to fail IN Ca,arrh
Asthma Coughs, Headache, &c. Used as -nun
Ia Catarrh and Headache, Is so delightfully."- az
rccohle that it cures without sneeLing For throat
complaint it s.taken in the mouth, AMI is very
pleasant u the taste, being in the form OF pow
der will ar; far more quickly than the ordinary
Trorhc, AMI voice tonic, Is invaluable to pub
Dc men ami singers giving to the vocal organ
delicious sensation, of GOODNESS ar.l comfort
We entertain Il high opinion of this remedy, a
We have never known it to fail. Try it friends,
the cost is only - cents. sissy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

FlEE IS HE PUELIc BumpNGs.-A
dispatch from Washington, -, says the
Patent Office Building is on fire. The
ire broke out in the model room, burnt
through the roor, and is blazing luriousy
All the engines in the district have gone
TO the scene.
Later dispatches state that the build
ing though not destroyed entirely, is much
damaged, and large collections Of models,
valuable documents, &C., are lost. All
the departments occupying the various
offices, suffer loss Of records, papers, &c,
but up to date, no definite estimate can be
formed Of the loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

In the prevailing cordially and show
of national feeling with which the Presi-
dent Is greeted at the South, there is &C.
easionally an unpleasant disorder. For
example, in the Atlanta celebration, not
one Of the three or four military compan-
les present carried the stars and stripes,
but bore instead blue banners with var
ious non.national devices And as il this
were not a sufficiently pointed insult to
TIE President, the company which stood
nearest the stand bore rebel flag full
high displayed, aud the men of one or
two of the companies wore red and white
cockades, the confederate colors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
0tforb Democrat.
PARIS. MAINE. OCTOBER ?. 1877.
Newspaper Decisions.

J. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
from the Ofice-whether directed % his name or
another's or whether ne has subscribed or not
is responsible for the payment.
>. ID person orders his paper discontinued.
he must pay all arrearagcs, or the publisher may
continue TO send it until payment - made al.
collect the whole amount, whether the paper !
taken from the Ofhce or not
$. The Courts have decided thatrefUsing to take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post Office,
OF removing and leaving them uncaueU Tor, o.
pFiln0 f1cie evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

GIGaNrIc SrATuE-Thc statute oil
Faith, which Is to crown the monument
in course of erection at Plymouth Rock,
Mass, in+honor Of the pilgrims, is 10 feet
high, and comprises the cubic contents Of
more than 200 llie-size statues. 1t viii
rest upon an octagonal pedestal II feet
high, with one foot upon Forclathers' neck
In her left hand Faith holds an open
bible, while with the right uplitted She
points her index finger to heaven.
The figure is the work Of the tlalloweI.
Me- granite company, from their white
granite. Preparations were made for
quarrying toe block carly in July Of last
year. BY the first of September nearly
half Of the Is pieces, allotted to as many
sections Of ,lc model, were quarried and
hauled to thc sheds for cutting The
right arm as it lay in the rough weighed
20 tons, being the longest piece. -Four
tons were clipped off in the dressing.
The head and left shoulder were cut from
singie piece which weighed l. tons.
Every picsc was cut SO accurately, and
the joining s., evenly made, that all are
banllgci together into one solid, seli-sas-
tainin. mass. The figure was completed
by the middle Of July last, and its ship
mcnt cXecg.cl in cars built expressly for
the purpose, and the last piece was set la
position On tnc Oh of August The stat
ne Wa designed by II. f. Billing Of
Boston, who died before IT, completion,
and Will cost $4,000, which sum was
given for tho purpose by person who
desire his name 10 remain unknown for
tho rr--arL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

Congress last winter purchased for
the botanical gardens the Italian bronze
fountain exhibited at Philadelphia last
year. The price paid was Sl2 600. Il
now turns out TO be only painted iron
aud its sale swindle. Il is really worth
but little more than so many pounds OF
old iron.
Americans aren't such naughty people,
after all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

DIR. sHILoHs SYSTEM vITALIZER is no
doubt the most successful cure for ID dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint We have ever known otherwise
we could not guarantee it. In cases Of Consump
ton, where General Debility, Loss OF Appetite
and Constipation exist, it will restore and regu-
late the system while SHILOuS CURE allays
the inflammation and heals the lungs. Price - cts.
sold BY \. NJ. GERRY, South Paris; 5. II. RAW.
son, Paris Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

hotel in the village might be improved,
but we apprchesd It's patronage is not
very great, and that it is kept mp more as
matter oil accommodation, than as a
source of profit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

"A nineteen year-old son Of the Rev.
DR.. Budington, pastor Of the Clinton
Avenue Congregational church was arres-
ted in Brooklyn, n. Y, with two others
on suspicion of burglary. Young Bud
ington had brass knuckles in his pocket,
and confessed that he had been out late
drinking, but declared his innocence Of
burglarious designs, and said he did not
know the two men arrested with him. II
his story is true, rum-drinking has brought
him into grave peril and his family to
terrible shame-as it usually does
There is no safety except in total absti-
nence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
IOcnl InentS.

The following persons are authorized agents ior
the OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They Will receipt for
cash, attend 90 orders FOR Job Work and AdNer'
Using. and 90 any other matters which i3.fon-
maj dies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

D LorHRop Il Co, issue in the
Golden Treasury Series, six very choice
volumes, namely, The Golden Treasury,
by Francis Turner Plagrave ; The Book
of Praise ;" Miss Yonge's "BoOk Of Gold
en- Deeds ;" VIM. Allingham's "Ballad
Book ;" "He Leadeth Me-" and Conven-
try Patmore's Garland from the Poets. )"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
s. j. Court--Sept. Term, 1877.
WALTON, j. PRESIDING.
j. S. WRIGnT, CLERK.

OFFICERS IN ATTENDANCE.
j. W.;Whitten. Sheriff.
w. o. Douglass, Deputy Sheriff.
c VI. Wormell,
A. B. Goodwin,
Horalio Ansiin, with The Grand jury
II. L. Hammond, Crier.
W, \. Barrows, Messenger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

The Poultry Show advertised to be
held in connection with the Agricultural
exhibition, will in no way interfere with
the advertised exhibition of Oxford Co.
Poultry Association to be held iu Deem
Der. The pmpose of the present ex-
hjbition is to secure larger display OF
fowl at the fair than usual. 1t is iSoi un-
der The supervision of o. c. ?. A., as
was inadvertently stated last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

We are informed that in copying an
article from the Lewiston Journal. we
made an error relative to the reduction
OF the public debt. The August state
ment should read 81 ,O59 ,339 ,3lS instead
of 81 ,O9j, etc., as we gave it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

win cake OF GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP and
a commodious bath.lnb, the victim oil chronic
cnianeous eruptions can imprOyise a sulphur bath
which no protested bathing establishment can
supply. Sold at Druggists
Hills Hair aud WhisLer Dye, back or brown
80 is. sepIIIw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
1 ResoIuiion .Suppressed.

The anti-Hayes republicans IN toe
Pennsylvania convention were disposed to
be tacetious as well Is sarcastic when the
wishy-washy platform was presented ior
their consideration. Mr.. Burns of Pai.a-
de.uhia, handed up a resolution aud de-
manded TO have it read The chair would
not allow it to be read and peremptorily
ruled It out. The said resolution was
entirely respectful, and couched in the
following language:
Resolved. That this convention regards
with admiration the President faithful
attention to his Christian duties, and We
cordially recommend that to the morning
and evening service at the White House
be added the little hymn, When l Can
Read My Title Clear. democratic tx
change.
GEN. GEORGE ". MORGAN, one Of the
great Democratic imitation head lights in
Ohio, has been proving too much in MS
speeches, anu is 50 embarrassing the iuha-
tionists, that the State Committee are con-
>idering the properiety Of retiring him
from the stump. Says Columbus dis
patch to the Cincinnati Gazette;
There Is talk among the "bullionis;s, '
gold sharks" etc, Of circulating Gen.
George W. Morgan's latest speech as 4
campaign doucment. The General first
proves that the Republican party under
Andy johnson, Democrat, contracted the
currency-Or "what was used as cur,
rency,,-S6OO, 100000 in lS6j-6; then
demonstrates that till 1871, We had won
deriul prosperity. According to the Cen
cral, "a contraction Of 5000, 100000"
was followed by five years Of "unexam-
pied prosperity" Again he shows that
from the close Of the war till 1871, the
Republican party kept at work 1t the
currency then tried the policy Of letting
it alone In another part Of his speech
he shows that during the years Congress
kept trying to strengthen the public credit,
business steadily improved as soon as
they adopted his policy of dieting it
alone, depression and panic followed.
The General should be employed by the
eonractionistS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

Read thc testimonials of eminent citizens To the
wonderful curative powers OF .idamsOR's BaysGm
for the cure Of racking coughs, colds and con.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

HACKMETACK, a rich and fragrant perfume
Sold by the above dealers.