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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-06
TUESDAY, Nav %.

SENATE.--On molnn OF Mf. Chase, an
orcef was Pdsseu leqnssts .nJ ~ ~ .to ~
oasn a,d of l;s nn;nion \ nd decision On some
lately before him. founded on a demand from
~ Cny.rnor ~ Nav H,mnshi,e for The de.
,.i. ,"e NV r H., 7, W.,
'"e, VI hoa ~ ~ o,,,,,;ss;on af
"oi'u 1"'' Seu "'' '"0
po,;,;o of S,,,nol Fes.epaen and others
Tetiiioh vi I''nue' es'op-e" anu o'"e'0
that The Legislature may take measures lor
the relief OF William Bailey, citizen OF this
state imprisoned in Norfolk, Virginia came
from the House referred to select COM
mittee.
MIR. Cram inquired II the oraef haa hos
passed.
The President saia II hau.
Mr.. Bartlett moveu 10 reco''siuei' WHICH,
alter some discussion' pfeVai,eu.
The petition was read' ana on mo'ion oi
Mr: Morrow iaia on tne taoie.
Inc SENATE Joine" ~ ."S ~ o'rr,. mn,r d a. ~
House on me peIl.lo.' u r'ee, CO.. % ,bs smnnTss @
ers' iof iuI'ner Ns'ia,,on -, III Gonort
sion OF oi Tue .rahiI poio IL 'l. ASa,mT Stq,a, .,
TWnty PaSSeu- He'o'I n'iI' g, 60.
fiartland ana Oahaan-Dn's 70 eeo assees S'a'e
tax on Inc Town OF feihiIs III .n
corporate the trustees o' East Ih's'on he"u
emy. ~
Passed 10 oe engroSSea- "u'"o''s
tax on Gogs. ADJOURNED
HousE.-On motion of Mr.. Chapman OF
Biddeford, inquiry was ordered relative to
amending Chapter I'D oi reVisgu 7'aau
On motion Of Mr.. Deach of Penobscot, IN
quiry was ordered relative 10 'lle eApe"ten.y
of amending The law for the co'iection Oh TAX
es on lands of non-residents.
Mr.. C presented the pe"iIon OF Samuei
Fessenden for the liberation OF Wm, bailey,
citizen of Maine, unlawfuiiy connneo al
Norfolk, Va. 1t was re.orfeG 70 JON. os-
lee, Committee, and Messrs. oar'ei' nno"i-
ton and Martin were appointed: oeN,
Mr.. G. also presented me pelluon o. Neal
Dow and lOo olhets' toi ~ ;a;"s,: w.
the suppression OF the SAFE o. u ,n,oxlca.ng ks1
drinks, which, on his NOTION was referred
to JOINT seiect ColpIli'.tee'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-06

q We like man who knows his own busi-
ness, better than we do one who knows
every body's else.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-06
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, May 25.

SENATE.-The Presilen, appointed Messrs,
Prince of Oxford, Cram of Cumberland,
Crocker of Somerset, Morrow of Waldo,
Thorndike of Lincoln, Pickard of Penobscoi,
Dam of York, and Freeman of kennebec, on
the part OF the Senate, committee 10 prepare
and report a stale valuation.
Bill authorizing a tax on dogs, was read
once aud Tuesday assigned.
Passed 10 be engroSSed-Blll authorizing cit
les and towns to dogs.
HoUsE.-Mr. Stanley of Augusta presented
the petons of the Mayor and Aldermen of
the cities OF Augusta, Gardiner, and Bath for
leave 10 loan their credit, to limited amount,
in aid of the Portland and Kennebec Railroad
Company, and moved the reference OF the
same TO a committee of one from each coun-
ty. The motion prevailed.
Petitions referred-K enduskeag Bank for re-
ductlon of capital stock town of Belfast for
city charter Daniel Merrill ct al, for incor-
poralion as the Belfast Marine Railway Com
pany. Adj.
MONDAY, May q.
SENATE.-On motion Of Mr.. Pickard, tile
committee on the militia was instructed 10
inquire into the expedlency of selling part
or all of the gun houses in the state, and de-
post the proceeds in The State Treasury, and
REMOVE te guns anu equipiHeHts " tile O'au
arsenal at Portland and Bangor.
Mr.. Hersey presented the petition of the
town of Chester for all equal share of public
lands, which was referred.
The Senate Joined Messrs. Pickard, Shep-
lev, Morrow, Hagar, and Prince, TO the COM
mlltee on the petition OF several Giles AMI
towns for power 10 loan their credit to the k.
& P. L. R. Company. Adjourned.
HoUsE-The committee on the par, ofthe
House, to consider the application of the cit
les and towns on the Kennebec, for power TO
loan their credit 10 the Portland and Kennebec
Railroad, was announced as follows:
Stanley Of Augusta, Garter of Portland,
Sewall of Oldiown, Bradbury of Eastport,
Hayden of Bath, Smonton Of Searsport,
Haley of Kittery, H dimes of Oxford, Weston
of Madison, Fogg of Weld, Davis of Orne-
vile, Drake OF Bellast Academy Grant.
On motion of Mr.. Adams of South Thom>
aston, the committee on the Judiciary was in
structed to inquire into The expediency Of
submitting to the people amendment 10
the nstiIu urion, limiting the sessions of the
legislature TO 60 days.
Passed finally Bills, to incorporate trus-
tees OF East Plttston Academy to assess
state tax on the towns of Hartland and Ca
naan.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-06

BY the soft green lish. in the woody glade,
On the banks of moss where thy childhood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
Burning Of the Iasane HOSPITAL.

We were startled by telegraPhie eOmmu
uicaiion Yesterday. stating iha, at } O'Clock II
the An. the Insane Hospital Al Augusta VA
found 10 b. ga 6rc. Beiure It could be eN
uneuished the main building and southern
wing were destroyed These werv occupied
By the sficcrs and male paiieuts. The nor
them wing, Dccuplcd by females, MAS saved
Twas unknowu how the ire originated
bu, il was supposed to have been caused By
spontaneous combustion.
some eigh, OF ten Of me patents are miss
Jog They have either escaped, or have per
t,het. ltis rumorct that one man from Eat.
pr, ~as burned 10 death. The scene va,
feariully appalling. Some Of Ihose confined
there, acre dangerous, and, Il they are al
lsrF., prompt measures will undoubtedly Be
taken 10 secure them.
The VARIOUS towns ia the state, having PER
syus in the Institution, have been notified ihl,
hey must take them away forthwith. as there
arc 20 accommodations for hcm.
S,nce writing the above, NC have received
the Augusta Farmer, which informs " tina,
Gur or i've arc known 10 have persisted and
us possible that some ten or tUcl,e are bur.
rsl' Owing to the oOufusiou existing, !, j.
impossible to give the names Of those Who
have pcf.shci -ArclS, 5'h TyV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06

EIn reply 10 our inquiry, Why Mr.,
Thompson does not 90 10 the South Il his OBJ
tsc, !. philanthropy to the slave, the Portland
Inquirer says, " II Is sometimes more useful &c
work among the natural aiiss Of wrong"
Indeed. Well, By" sai1rul Glic,," We sup
pose is meant the united wings and abolition
ISIS in Cumberland County. The British in
uOdueed slavery into this country, and they
had their alli,s 10 the North, and nov they
would take advantage Of the slavery excite
ment existing here, and d,arey tAs CH'oS.-
For tls purpose ,hcy have sen, ovei Mr.
Thompson, and the Editor Of the Portland
Inquirer and Few other British symPathi-
rers are their - aSirral ailis' in this icroHS
This accounts for the hct that Mr.. Wiley and
Mr.. Thomrsoa arc yoke-iellows.
We stated, tina, II Mr. Thompson came
here 10 " ipcynse the North against the South,
he should he treated as an enemy" bot, Mr..
Inquirer. did We intimate that =" the mob must
Be let loose upon himi" No. Neither We,
nor any other frind. Of the Union ever in,ima-
ted that any one should be mobcd, not even an
enemy, no, even the &" MsIioaH alhc, " IN the
United States a, the time Of the late war with
MexicO-hcnce VI Willy escaped the aP.
plisali0u Of mob law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
sIiERITF,s SALE.

OXFORD. u November 18th, Is50.-Taken on
E>scuiion snd Will b. sold 81 ruli,c iuctiou, ou
Saturday the iounh day Of JsHuafy ns,t, at une
u',lock ia the aiicrnoon, a, the Hor, OF suickishd
X IsaNiu N LNeTmOrs, IN said Coyuiy II ONiard,
al The night ~ equity thli Enos Timhcr,ks Of saii
Lvrrmofr has o. hid at iLr tue of the attach.
Incnt 90 the Original WIT, e Tcieeming the follow.
iag described Real Estate situated IN LiSermore
Aforesaid, bring the h0mc,icSd fam On which the
.a,d Tubsrlake now live, including the two acrrs
Orch.rding by the buying gruund. containing IN
the whole 6riy acres II the sane o. lcss--lc.
Jog the same premises which the said TimlsTlak-
n'origaged TO Nathaniel P,ilcy, Jr. BY deed dated
the t~snty first dsy Of Ociol- A, ID. lsIT, Hni
corded ia the Registry of Deed, 81 oNiord Csnniy
Book IS, page 3gs, TO the payment u sin
hundIed and eight doa's IN four equal annual pay
msni, With intere.t snnualy the sane premise, h..
ing under mortgage to Ulmct Perky q said Liver.
more from the ,liI Eno. TimteTlake, b, deed dated
the eighth day u May, A, d. lsIs. AMI recorded
10 the Registry Of Deed, lor said COnniy, Book -,
page iis, Ia secure the payment 81 one HUNDRED
iory dollars and eighty c'ni, "a one year from date
with interest the b.llanc, doc on said mortgages
to lie made known at the time aud place of sale.
CYRUS WORMwElL, Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
The Present Congress.

l,is,o be hoped ,ha, this vii be a work
me- session. II cNpirs oa ,Ae IN ~ March,
and there wall BE- bet lJIis ,aoggH TIME 90 .u
tas business which accumulated al the session
and Was lard over, To say nothing u the neW
matter which will call loudly ior action.
% spite of the Prcs,iea,'s Message, We pre-
sumo The grca, democratic measures OF Mr.
po.ks administration will continue a. thcy
ls. There nav, possibly, bc som, addition
a. ralris and checks thrown around The tariff
% $50, TO proven, faut buI Ihe principle
81 TIA, tariff vii remain unIsiurbsd The
cly or high duties, exclusive protection TO
aPul a, the expense OF labor, or specific tar
rs, Ia, gone By forever.
The latcqeuJ,gt Trcasury, too. Which
0,c1hrr~ the democracy 20 1870, bu, which
have worked admirably nevertheless, WiIl ~.
intact The fdeTaI,Is, themselves, dare not
s,,smF, To touch u.
The River and lI4gtur Bill will be one Of
la- main topics Of debate and sNctcmcu,.-
We u.s, Congress wall make appropriation,
Gra.! those objects that are Of national iu,-
7,,,1ncr-snd 10 none other. The United
States are under no obligation 90 dig ou, an
OH, mud creeks ,u the couuiry, o. bald bar
t.-s where iber, are hardly three Zee, u wa
-, and 20 national trade.
The reduction Of postage, recommended BY
me Postmaster General - measure uA'
should n"' De- pass'd 'N Without a''on'
" e Understand That a pe''Non has Os,n Tor
"-'''' ''' the rrrc''o" o. . N'Ei>A i'Nri-
'Al 'n i''"aha' and nave 10 1o1' our enc
'.a' representatives. w. Li"''he'o' VII 1's
f.' utmost eN,r'ions 10 secure an aWropia-
tHl. Such 4 building has been nscted for
many yeaR, and the want j. tst ISOrc aHd
u'Tc.
Il Is he purpose Of he Ultrais'. TO move inr
hsrsPeai Of the Fugitive Slave Law. The
Strc; cniolsttdiy, 10 make capital To- the
tE1'a. We 5cic's, however, la, "a such
cIqe,-stUu thgy will be Disappointed 10 their
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06

testing the sea, OF Mr.. Morrison, which Was
referred to the committee on elections.
The ccnmiiiee appointed 10 wait on the
Prc.id,n, returned and reported tia, the Pre-
sident would communicate with both branehe,
Of Cungrcss without delay, and in Eve min
vtss afterwards the message was received and
read BY the Secretary. The usual number ot
the message and accompanying documents
were ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bsyly, the message snd
accompanying documents were referred 10 the
committee OF the whole on the state Of the
Union. and $1,000 extra copies were ordered
to be printed.
Mr. Wentworth gave notice that a, an early
day he should move TO take up the ri'eT ard
harbor question. Adjourned
On Tuesday, in the Seus,e, Mr. Magnum Of
frred a resolution tina, in order tina, the SENATE
might he able to proceed early with the legs
la,iye business, the president pro 'em' be au'
,horiIed to appoint all the committees. Mr.
NJ said iha, when the Vice President Prcs'-
ded. the Senate always chose the committees,
but when a Senator rresides be has always
been authorized to appoint them. The reso-
luton was agreed to.
Mr.. Benton gave notice Of several bills,
among which were bill granting land to the
State Of Missouri for purposes OF internal
Improvements bill granting To that State
the two per cen, fund for the same purpose
a bill granting land for the construction Of a
railroad and common highway from ~. LOUIS
to san Francisco, and r,liuquishing tolls on
the Louisville aud Portland esnal-ccdIug
public lands tn states Ia which they he, and
aSolishing the salt tax.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution calling for a
rcpor, OF the proceedings of the court martial
held a, Portsmouth, y. H., for the trial Of
private soldiers. Adj.
In the House, Mr.. Dinner, elected IN place
Of NJ. Nes, deceased. was qualified and ,cok
hrs seat.
On motion Of Mr. vandyke, the House pro
ceeded to the election Of a chaplain. Before
ihs rCsul, was announced, several votes were
changed from other candidates, aod Rev. Mr.
Curly, Presbyterian. MAS chosen, having re-
cciyed 90 of the ia votes cast.
Members were ordered TO be supplied with
newspapers TO an amount no, exceeding the
expense Of three dollars during the session
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
PROBATE NOTICES.

To ,h- IIup. the Julg- Il rr.ist, Sc the Count,
u ONflfJ. at a, Nov. Term - rsiis, 4. II.
$50
TINE uedcr.igrsi, NATHANIEL n. CROCK.
| EFT. Guardian of Asa :. ~. Mariw,ll, And
Sarh Eht.l.th Warlwsll, m,1uf hsiu q Jrssrh
a. Msuvsll. late u llsnoVsr, deceased, wnud
fr.per,ffl, represent that certain real estate IA.
f,sn utn hi. hands az guardian Aforesaid, q shich
said minUrs are ssitcd IN 80, - Wit Two ninth
r.. f ~ the r,al estate Il Nhish the saii JossI
N Wmis,u died ssiisd, and ss loluWs-ihs or
stand al Ruuijri CorDsT, iururfly "ccur'"d ty De-
ceased, aui Copi.ining tNu AL our hall arrrs u
Lni-al.o. The Riiittt stand, ~ caled. "a Euntrri
Gomez. containing one and Que hah acre Il land
With the builiings Ihcison--ll.o ~ No 81, 10 the
hind I,i.,uu Of ot. in RumiDid. containing .lou,
.s,eut, tive arrrs--alsa. one Pew in he Ccuue
Ns,,iag house IN Rumiuri--also, uue Pew ~ the
Runipri Point Meeting hause. And yuur pct'iioaer
veal farther rpfssest thai IL souldhc ior The h.n.
s6t Il al f-fsoas interested g. dispose Il AID real
estate a. pfiyate sale asd that an sdysHtag geo.
aHer Ia. leea made ihsr,lof bs lydia WsrdWeil,
William n. Wardwell, and jaime. Wardwsl. 20
vt--ths sum ~ hudrrd and hi', eight dollars,
bang two nrth part. II the appraisal q the whnls
real estate ~ said dcctassd. ARd your Tetti1ucr
prs,s that h. ina, d. aath"rIsd % se the same a.
sior,s.id a. b, sN pru, ,ds,-aad a. IN duty bound
81. y. u. CROChLII, Guardian
Ata Court Of prolai, held at Paris, Wihin and iol
the county of ONiord, oa the tNcaiy-s'Sth dly II
NoyeruisT. ia the wear q our Lord cighiecu hua'
t,.1 .4 .".s
On the f1r,goiug Petition, Il vas Ordered, that
the aid Guafdlsa give no,cr % all lc''"u' inter
e.tc b, causing copy ~ aid psiit'un ani ct ms
ordsr o. L. pObl,sh.d three weeks sncccssi,e',
IN The ONinrd Dcnrcrat printed At Paris, that ihsN
us, appssT nj Probate Coat ta l. h"'d a. aid
Psris 80 the hF.t Tuc.ds, Il JsRuarN next. at tco
4 the ,Lrk ~ tn lrsUooa and shew cause, II any
the, have, ~hy the ssine .hould NJ, L. granted.
a GEO. n SHAW Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
Notice of Foreclosure.

~ the 6nt day Of Va, IN III. yssr ,i.hisea haa.
" drt and loriy seven, Elsart 4. kiuUdsc,
then II Lynn, in the COunly Of EsseS and COmnoa.
wealth u Masaehu,e't., Phy,icish, and Calvin
Fsuar Of Waterford, 10 the County Of Oxford, and
State 81 Maine, conveyed 10 me. the Undersigned BY
decd ot mortgage ot that date duly recorded IN IN,
Registry % dcods Il Pafis, 10 .aid ,o1nty u On.
loTd. Book IS. Page 3lT. ccrtain b'cs,uasr 'irn.
ted ia said Waterford urrsr l,ihgc, consisting
then u T-S,rn house. stable .ad Other bu,idiHg.
AND hnl connected with the sane. which premises
ate particularly dcscr,bed ~ said decd aud record.
10 which rfsIrnoe .. hal, which mp'tgags ra' eon-
diiiona "r the rSymcnt Il esitain SUN u money
ihersin uc,iiunei. The condition of sad urrt ssgr
doe,i ha, bcen brOkcn, 4. rason whereof claim a
foreclo,uW. DANIEL BROWN.
WATERFORD. Nov. ~. $50 3Nnil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
sIIrRIrr,S SALE.

O,ToEp, -. December ?, ls0.-TaSsn on
ENecstion aud vii he sold at Public AOciiou. oa
Friday the lenih day Il January, A. ID. ls5l, at
cIeNsn clock in the Eresoon, At the dwelling hou,e
Il Chsrles IisL IN the ts~n Il Waterford. IN ,aid
Csunty, all the right in equi,, that l'oy VI. Ham
bn ha, 90 had oa the nnih day Of January, 4. d..
1850, the day the same attached on Ns.nc Pro-
cess, II redeeming certain msrtssged Real Estate
situated IN Paris and is the same conveyed 10 said
iiamblin BY JOSIAH Dude, by d-ed dated septsm-
bsr -, A. u. 1915, aud recorded IN ONioId Rsg,s-
tn of Deed, fof the Eastem District, Boob -,
pig, as, and l1unded as follows, 10 Wit: Begin
Ming at South East oorrer Of the DcobIe BOT, No. II
ami ~, in the fourth range Of bot. in said town
thence Westerly on the south line 81 said Double
II, TO the ltils Andro.oosgin Ri'tr--iheao. West
ery by the sOu,e u said river and by said nNer 10
lanl Owned by Lincoln COMMUNICATIONS. Ea,,srl,
by the line Of said Cumming'' l-nd to the Cooniy
road-ihenoe soUth,fly TO the hrs, MENTIONED bound
The lot line. the same containing by estimation,
ooe hundred acres. with the building, thereof. =
The above described lssd b.'ag morigaged BY said
lIambliB 10 said DsiIsy to secsfe the payment Of
seven hundred and ffy dollars and annual interest.
said mortgage decd dated September y, lsi6.
Farther particulars given a, time and place Of
'ale.
~ RICHARD GAGE, n~pu, Sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
CONGRESS

Mou'ay, Dec =, In the House Of Repre-
senr'es - GALLERIES were we'll filed. and
great numo'r-,f members we're on the door
exchanging salu'-,qns amidst gr,a, confusion
Of Tongues. which W. .ilepced at ~ o'elock
BY the appearance OF We Speaker IN.
membcrs thea toos their 81. and ,om,,,,
tive silence prevailed. The III .,Il,J -.
roll. when iGC mei.beu answe.. :, ,,.,,
nam,s. including the delegations iroi. A..
.,ppi. Louisiana, Texas, IVA and Csif',,,
4 message was received '-om the SEN m
,,s,,0,ng the House that ,orun Of ths
body vas present aud ready to R,eed to bu
,,De.s 4 similar message was 4 I to III
Senate.
George W. Morrison, member cleo, y
New Hampshire in place OF James ", u
vas qualified and took his seat Mi'
presented a memorial Of Jared rsrAln'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06

Al C..,, q, Probate, held at Paris, within and br
III C,r,r,y ofO.k,r,i. on the tweu,y-siSih day II
No,e,atcf. In the va, u our Lord e'sbusn hun
drcJ AID ffyi
On the Petition of HANNAH n. fIEARsEY,
widow IL Warren II,srsey. h,e 81 Pari', IN said
Co.n,,, decreased, p,a,ing that Commissloner' may
l.. srroinied To ~, cot her Dover GOT q the Real
Estate Of aid deoea,ed, snd sl.o fot Allowance 90,
q the personal prop-r,, Of her late ho''and,
i,wa. Ordered, that the said Widow give oo,iee
IN all t-,.on. Interested Nv csasing q cop, fthis
order 10 h. publi,hed three weeks .aeee'.',ly in
The Osfotd Democrai, p,inied a, Paris, that the,
ma, sprssr at Probate Court to h held a, said
Paris. on the 6nt Tuesday Of Jsnuny u,si, At
ten II the clck IN the b'cnoon AVID 'hew cause, II
any they have, Why the same .hseld MT H. grnn''
ed a. GRO. X. SHAW, Register.
A tru. Copy-Atte-t. Gao n. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
CURE FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS
DOWNS ELIXIR

I, most ehsctual rcmc,i, ior Luug and Liver
Complaints. II cures Colds. Coughs. Wh"op'ng
Coigh. Group. Asthus, Blecd,ng q, the Luncs,
Bronch,al Affections. Csnker in the throat aad
stomach. aud Lung and Liver Complaints. !, has
cured rnsny cases u ~hat vas b,iie'ed " Uc enn'
armed Consumpiion.
II 10 highly concentrated, and sold "a Goa abd
IL oi. lo,tIos, At 80 cents and II Ger botlls.
IaIs, Numbers II certihcaiss Of ~ god elects
hs,, been Published. and We are constantly rrcsi'.
ine new ones, bat IN, II, aud Il will NJ iIs owS
EEsr CoGsIsDATION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
siIERIrr's SALE.

frAKEN on Esecul,on. and vii IL sold q, PuLli'
i Auction. at the lna of William Child', "a Li''
ernofc, on Tuesday. the thirty -hrsi day Of Decsm
her. inst, at ne oelOck =. ", all the right tltiS
ard interest which Philemon He~ett has or had at
the ,ine th. same was attached on the oTigins
wit, to reeem certain rsrl estate sitssted IN said
Li,ermore containing seventeen acres more o. les'
and being the same premises described ~ said Phll
,mon He~su's deed of mortgage 10 william "
bri,,sn and Nehemiah wa.htsirn, dated April 20
1850. and recorded with Osiord Records, Book 81
Pas, 70; b.Ing the homestead where said Hewet'
now lives; tea .orcs of the above described land il
al.o subject 10 a morgaE. 10 Geo. W. Springer
dated December 20, 1919, and recorded In said Re.
cords, Book So, Page t5i.
JOHN TURNER. IT,, Deputy Sheriff.
Iiy.rnore, per. :. is6c. 1wis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06

Alta Cour, II Probate held At Paris, within and Coz
the Couuty of Oxford. 90 the iwen,y.sisih day u
November. in the year d our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and fifty;
Jury ROBINSON, Guardian q WIN. d. Doe.
uo,,h. minot child Of Constant u. BoswOrh, late
u sumner, In said County. decreased, hs'ieg pre-.
,snted N, second sc,ouni of his Osaid'.nship Of
said minOr for Probate,
Il Va. Ordered. tina, IN. said Guardian Civ,
motto. 10 all person. Interested by causing copy u
,h. otder TO lie p-ll.hed ,hies weeks sacces'',sly
IA The Oxfofd Democrat, printed h Paris. that
they nav appear at Probate Court 10 IL held .,
.,id P.fi. 90 the 6r. Tuesday Of Jsuo,Ty newt. .,
,en NJ the eLk IN the ior,noou. and shew cause, II
an, the, have, VII, the same .hald Mt he allowed.
AZ GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06

A a Court 81 Probate. hei az PARIS, .ithia and ior
the Couni, Il OSilrd. on the t~en'y-sNih dsN Of
Noyeml.r, IA the wear of our Lord eighteen hun
died ,nsi CITY,
DAVID u. HASTINGS. named Executor IN a
~ osTia,n ius,rvmsnl parpor,ng % h the las'
WI sHd TestaHseu, of stephen :. Andre~s, late
Of Lowell, IN ss,d Couuty, deceased, having Pee
seated The sans ior pFOtais.
u VAS Ordered that the aid Executor give 1otice
Al pef.ons Interested, ~ caa.ing a copy Of ths
TjJ 10 h. pub'ishcd three weeks sucoessisely IN
= Ri1rd DeHocrst, prihisd at Paris, that ihey
ny ",,ar at Probate COu,, 10 b. held at FIVE
~ VI Co0nty, GA the ninth day q Januar,
80. At tts.N the clock IA tse Ior,noon, aBd she~
'S'.st; aa{ ~ have, -hy the .ams instrument
cAi'-, - 40 lSytd, approved and allowed a. the
~ aAd Ie-es,ent u said decreased.
~ eco. X. SHAW, Register.
'opy-A,iss'' Cue. X. sH.w, Rec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-06
CURE FOR wHOOPlNG COUGH
D6W~yS' ELIXIR

10 very desirable me lciue To use IN thi' CON
pl,int, and prpbabl, brcsks up the cough more si-
ieetually than any other known remedy.
II bosch. the cough aud enables the patient e.
raise easily and freely. thu. saving the labor VI hard
coughing.
II VOC have the WhoOpins Cccsh, ar II TorE
CHILpErs gtIr roc iWAkE slGh1s with
their coughing. be sure add uso DOWNS tLlA'
M, and you will fnd Il III We recommend Il.
Sold b, Druggists and dealers in medicine gcnsr.
all,, sni b, Henry Howe, PARIS lill; Rust & Co,
ADD A. Field, South Pari-; l.. WashbuTn, North
Pans; T.. Atwood 1 Co., Bucktcd. J. y. Hove
ani roland Croker, Sumner, {. l.. faRci' and
shackIcy 4 Favor, NOway; ". Robinson ADD
Valentine 4 Moore, Mechanic Falls. lytS