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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-20
Farreis s. Herring,

81 Walnut ST., PlHddd
Only makers in this State Of Herng's Patent Champion
Safes
The attempt made by other parties to bolster up the
reputation of Safe which has failed sgnaly il acci
deuia, fires in Philadelphia Ransead Pack,) by taking
tLcmrss, Different from those they se) to burn up
uf IrGrngs (half ihck) has met with its true re-
ward Uerrings safe could not be burnt, proving c0ncu
svelv that the oy reliable Safe made s'iierrng s.
ol winch IS UeO In actual use, and mori
than $50 have been tried by fire without single loss
Phin., Jane 90, I-57-k.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-20
THE SWEET POTaTO-ITs IsorHEuMaL
POSITION.

The native place Of the sweet potato is in
warm lniIudes. 1t was in our boyhood cal.
LED the Carolina potato, aud It was generally
supposed that il would not grow far north Ok
that in perfection. 1t n, length accli.
mat d il New-JersaY onl upon The sandy
laHd Of Long Island but for long time no
one thousht Of growing crop further north
bIs the isothermai position Of this valuable
plant has been gradually advancing until il
iS n2w difficult 70 say where its northern line
is or will be.
c. 5. Murray OF Warren County Ohio, who
Is probably one og the most extensive propa
gators otthe sweet potato in the United States
--@nElng the raising and selling Of slips for
Planting specialiy-says;
Il have humorous letters from my CORES.
ponleuts touching their success Ia letter
ircm one of them at Haddam Conn, lie
says:
several gentlemen, wbo saw my largest
specimens oi potatoes raised from your plants
remarked that they never saw larger ones
q. West India, Caroline or New Jersey
growth. | am thoroughly convinced that
th'y can bo very successfully cultivated in fa-
vorbe locations, throughout our State
From Newly or a man writes:
al had fine success with my sweet pota
toes. Though they were planted late they
have yielded handsome crop. | have no
doubt of the practicab,y Of growing then
successfully along the Hudson River.'"
Mr. Murray says:
IL cali attention TO the subject now because
it is time that good farmers were laying their
- plans as to how their grounds are to be oc.
cupied the coming season. Sweet potatoes
:, >aI be grown successfully in much higher lat
>es than has heretofore been generally sup
~ &ihey have already been produced,
-. in Western, Central aud East
~.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

V>HE u subscribers, Executors Of the estate
IL Henry Masser, deed, offer At private ssIe
the following property viz: a large Two sto,y
frame dwelling house, together with about
so ACRES OF LAND.
Situate In Lower Augusta township odio;n,rn
iands oi Daniel Kaufman and others now in The
occupancy of John r. Kaufman as a slime on1
DWELLING, The house is new and the 10 a,;on =
good sone for business. '''"
b Also a TRACT OF LIMESTONE IAND
IN said towpship on the river about milo. 10,
low Sup'uey, adjoining lands Of !. T.. M'phsrsn,.
and Others, containing, about. 90 acres. Tbr
sell sfrodqciiye and contaius. limestone rr,s
ether misffalssA
Ats4tfact ofLapd,, containing sho,, ~
/ aeres % iis sahopt Two miles below Sunhbry.
adjei9ils lands of The hes of the iafe ,JcLn
ca{a1hpd otiefsa Thee is. on this ,-ac,,
.smais baEd ofchoicc. fruit. ~
For fur,hsrrayiicrlars apply to the subssrib.rs.
H.RMASSEH, S. a)
BsDs MASsER. Executor.
FRANCIS BUGHER.
Sanbury' January 10, ls56.-if
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-20
ISAAC Nj. WILKERSON.

Of the most Fashionable Style.
F.. SOFAS, Dsvans and Lounges
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLES
AMI also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila-
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his business
THE subscriber respectfully calls the attention
of the public to his large and splendid as
sorfinert Of every oualty and prce of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-20
GAsssNET.EVAsEEi

which cannot fail to recommend itsclftoevery enc
who will examine it, on account Of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock to be had in the city. No effort is
spared in the manufacture Of his ware, and the
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
made.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-20

NEW wARRA-NGEN1ENTi
fresh 4faioolof Z
DRU g S, P AIN rs, OIL S, &o.
FISHE undersigned having tskep the eiore for.
u merIy kept by Wiliiam A.ai,nnrr. is now
ready to fill orders spd pfescripiionssat mo.
ments notce. lie has alarge and well selected
stock Of fresh and pure i
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Dye,s'ulis, Oil, Paints, Glass, Putty, and al
kinds Of Patent Medicines. Fg
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY
Tobacco and Imported Segars Of the choice.
brands. Fancy Notions toilet articles. and Fer
frmery OF all kinds. ToO'isa aud Hair Bru.hs
Of every variety.
Cam Pdine and Fluid almays on hand.
Customers will find his stock complete, corr
PrisiDg many articles it is impossible here to ert
mcrate. and all sold at moderate prices.
kcmemhcr the place, next door to T.
Brights Mammoth Store.
A. w. FISHER.
Sunhury, March "A, 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
From the Daily Advertiser.
Cost OF Criminal Prosecutions

The sabpincd letter presents in a couden-
scd form the strong argument in favor Of
changing the payment Of Criminal Costs
from the State Treasury to the Treasures
OF the several counties. The letter was re-
cciyed some some days since, and was not
designed Tor publication. We take the lib
erty however OF inserting 1t. IL is from
the pen Of one Of the ablest members Of the
late Senate:
SwEpEv. March 80, 1858.
DEAR SIR notice in your report Of the
debates ia the senate Of THURSDAY the 18th
inst. upon the bill and act in relation 70
criminal rrosccu,ious-upon Mr.. GODDARD
amendment % except costs in capital cases
YOU made mc SAY, Mr.. Woodbury. hoped
the amendment would prevail. as in his
judgement IL would defeat the bill" You
left ont a very important word. IL should
have rad hoped the amendment would
Ho' prevail" Sc.
earnestly advocated the change OF pay
ins these costs from the State TO the county.
| would bring the officers who audit these
accounts as near the people rs possible. |
DO not now believe that We shall SO
such crowd Of witnesses hanging
around our grand jury rooms at every term
Of the court. Neither 10 | believe that
county attorneys. now that the thick veil
Of the SAFE is taken from between them and
their constituents, will DO willing o. sum
mon before the grand jury twenty witnesses
o. establish Que single tact, when one wit
ness D. equally a. good. Neither do | bc-
lieyc that sheriRs or their deputies will pre-
sent bills amounting 10 one hHHdrrd and
ireHit dollars o. more, whore the whole cN.
Vrnsc should not have exceeded Srrsn dol
lars. II such bills are presented they will
not - allowed. now that the people are
looking directly upon them. have no
doubt that the expenses IN our county will
BE- rclucci CITY per cent within two years.
II was remarked by one OF our judges a Few
wears since. that a bill was presented At
term of court that he was holding In one
of the central counties of this state, amount
irc % one hundred and twenty-five dollar,
he examined the hill and allowed the TWEEN.
ty-fy, dollars, thus cutting Il down one
hundred dollars, and he always telt that be
lid injustice o. the oficcrs who presented
IL, Tor DE- should have cut it down five dol
lar more and no; allowed but twenty dol
lars
THIS will be the practical operation OF
the law changing the payment OF criminal
prosecution. from the state o. the counties.
Bill wall he ,raguasi before they are allow
ga and cxlrbiuut bills will b, cut down II
presented.
Your obciicnt servant,
T.. ". WOODBURY..
J. q. BLuNT. Esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
HORSE OWNERS,
Keep your Horses In Health
uuIrp,s CONDITION POWDERS

Are used With extensive success ior nearly All
the ailments TO which the horse colt . lial'le.
IL !. given the horse when sick, to make him
we'll. and when well to Keep him %. ., !. recon-
nended by
CHARLES sAGER-iivery Stable Keeper,
Portand, JOHN 4. MARI, DO. do. do, aud by
GEO. WEBSTER, do. 10.
q. e. FROsr-owner Of Hacks aud Livery
Stable Keeper. Portland.
s.A. NIiES-owper OF Hacks aud Livery
Stahlc Keeper, Auhurn.
CT. FIiENCil--Owner Of Line Stages, Az.
barn to North Turner.
And Ia hundfci. ol stable keeper. throughou, the
country. Who always Keep It on hand IN their eta.
be- e. use a. occasion requires.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail, by i.
&. Butler, Derby Line, VI.
&. ". ATWELL, prcIing Block, Portland.
General Agent, 10 whom al orders should be adj
dressed.
sold by Andrews 4 Bates, Paris Ilill; W. A.
Rust, Suuth Parisi T., Atwood ) Co., Buckhcldi
and dealers IN medicine rvcrYN here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
Another Letter from India.

Mes.r.. Pcrry Da,i. s Som am harry to
he able to add that your medicine is getting more
AMI more into note, and consequently the demand
l,r Il !. increasing. The sales At my various sub
agencies are very satisfactory, especially In Maui
main and Dinnapore; in hc, wherever EuroPean
Regiment. ate heated the sales ate extensive. A
party Ia Aga who sew, for supply zoe his per-
sonal use and ma, ofhi. frieui', say' the demand
Coz it i. great. AMI recommends the appointment
Of an Agent there.
Mr. Toonc. ct Barnckporr, writes under date
of Goth October: eth. will certify tina, my 'on,
10 wear. of age. was nkca .uddeny ~ in the
night. with a severe pain 10 the stomach, ollo~ed
b, Cholcra. Tie ioupd no relief until gave him
,,a.p,Snlul Of the Pain kilIcr. diluted with
warm water; hu, after the. expiration Of Few
moment. he brought ,up, When repeated the
do.e. which partially relieved him. iollowei It
With third dose. ~hen he icll asleep, and On wa
kiug next morning be vns quite fresh. ! eon''d.
cr Il a mast valuable medicine to he always on
hand" remain, your', Sc,
J. l.. CNRRAu, Calcutta.
H.H.U,Y & Co, Portland, aud l.. J. sHirH
IIall,well. Whoies,le Agents. 2wll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

Ca Thursday forenoon, a man named
Peter Bosaucon, formerly Of Louisiana, had
violent words with the secretary Of the In
terror. in the ball Of the Department at
Washington. The former struck, or at
tempted to strike the Secretary. The latter
turned and discovered BesancOn in the act
Of drawing pistol upon him. Mr.. rhonP-
son ihervuPon seized BesancOn, and threw
him upon the door, disloca,ing aud fTae-
turing the latter's arms
Mr.. BcaneOn publishes a card, stating
his regret Cor the assault, and that it was
accomplished under a state Of temporary
alteration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
ADDR BSS
To tho People OF the United States
The human system !. Infected With three distinct
kinis uf
SANrLI:
The Tape Worm. he Round, or Somach
lLorm. and Sal. or Pn Worn.

worm, ana NW' or iH h"IW'
Each having their peculiar action uponlhe system.
IN accordance with the abundance that may h
o,lfed either IN the stomach, intcstincs anl rec.
tum, oT the places theN mas inhahit
The TATE WORM u USUALLY found ~ the 10.
,e,t,naI tul-, hence It occasions fd., ~. vhu.'
Dance, Sc. Worms have, IN many tases, lecn
known 60 cnsc up into the throat 81 the pai'cni.
throw Jog them into Cou,ulsions, wh'ch have ter
mia,tcd htall wilhuut tn cause hcing known
nhy the patisnt was thus all cited; aud again thcy
bay, caused, l., the irritation they produce, sea.
ous Inflammation IL the stomach, and howcl.,
4, scnicf, diarrhra, hradhchc, ie'ris OF different
kind., Sc. aad 90 might - un AMI state host
ol diseases whose origin ATE caused hS The pres
sncr 81 Wuuu. IN the human ls'dy and henoc u -
that ph,.cians ial nine times not Il ten, IN NAH
ing a cure. ~ The, never tymnyc thc chirl orig'n
or cause IT The disease. Nhich every one knows
unu.' l., done l,i,rr ,uu ean make cure.
That worms cNisting "a The human h'l'' c,u'e
other disease, I will show another proof How
nan, are the, Wh, have large .ppctncs, AMI ct
q sulhcirnt quantity ui food iuf two such lftton'
a. the, ace; vhilo Il tie same time they fcnain
bui rouf. pany. .uilrr,n' m"ftaL =
Whit, ! voud ask u the cause u this, II It -
noi aitrihuahle 90 the great uumler ui worms ~
,.ting in the stomach They, consuming all the
food leaving the paiicnt schrcrl, au,thiug io live
upan col.suprntl, be- h-cpmrs scak, pale and
cnaci,t,d, ani ~ who zee him say, b. has The
CONSERVATION. anil he, arc led ~ lelr,c that such
!. the e,se. ~ b. NAV h. tfouhlcl With h'ckiuy
cough asi .piit,ny 81 futhy matter, both ~ which
are prominent symptoms IT wuuns, ani v j. the,
that arv consuming the vi,als II lir. And -
thousand. and ihnu.nnd. ~ rasr. might b. cited,
where those afflicted. have hrrn dpcior"d ant
tassd f,r diseases. which AZ che medicines ~ the
universe would have ~, effect upon, uule's ,ou
u.e,l those certain. .'ir ani caectu'l, remedies
discovered onl, after wear. 81 elise 'iud, aud aP-
plicaiion 10 the Healing Art, called
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

The Tribuue's correspondent says 1.-The
attempts thus FAR TO patch up eompromist
on Kansas have failed, and the proposition
to submi, Lecomp,on 50 as to allow the peO-
PIE TO choose between three alternatives,
has proved unsuccessful. The Senate will
ask a conference direct, without any preyi'
Gus parliamentary motions, which are now
considered inalmis,able after the adherence
of the House, the bill having originated in
the Senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

MAror OuoRp CouNTr Mcssrs Gillette
& Huntington have recently Published a map
Of the County OF Oxford, which we think i
exceedingly we'll executed, and i, We doubt
not. entirely accurate aud reliable. prc-
s,uts not only all the towns, plantations and
ranges in juHa.Ppsition, sivin; thus fine
view Of the entire country, but i; adds
moro prc,i,s view Of many Of the Villages
and parts Of towns, in series Of ffy-oHs
minor maps upon the margin Of the county
map, This feature mak,s the whole affair
not only map, but absolutely a directory
for the entire county. We should think
that every farmer, mechanic, merchant and
professional man, within the line Of Oxford,
would dcs=c a copy o, this valuable map,
and We trust the enterprisins gentlemen who
have bccu a, the eHp,n', Of Preparing aud
publishing il, will be amply rcmunera,cl
Tor their outlay Of time aud money.
DAILY Advertiser.
The Argus speaks Of the map in terms
equally complimentary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

Tur DEFICIENCY BLL. The deficiency
bill was defeated In the House on Tuesday
last by a large vote. An effort was then
made 20 have d, referred to the COMMITTEE
on WAYS aud Means, which failed and a
motion T. reconsider was laid on the table.
On Friday, the notice To reconsider was
allowed 20 pass, and the bill will be 50
amended as not to cripple the Utah army
and will thus pass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

The Peoples Organ, at Bath, replies over
the defeat Of LecomPtOn as a victory VI dem
Oera,ic principles, and regrets that the lark
Of the covenant had TO Be defended by out
side lorccs-the Gentilcs-vhils 50 many OF
the chosen people showed willingness,
for any eauss, to 70 alter strange gOds"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
Retail Produce Market.
Brighton Market.

THURSDAY, April :.
AZ market 9T5 beef cattle, 600 Stores, lT2j
sheep, % Wosking ONea. 20 Cows and Calves,
236 Shoats. and,OOO Fat ilogs.
Prioes-Beef Cattle--ENtra,S9 80 asOO; hrst
q.ality 72i u 80: second quality, 30 co.
third DO ) 90 a o p; ordinary 600.
Working ONea-Sales rs, %, 100, li9.
Cows ani C1lyes-S2i, p, 81. a -, 90.
snail Store.-leaTlings Sl7 10; tSoyrs. old
p 25.
sheep and Llmbs-sales Of small lots, 90,
2 50. ? % 2g2ai5O
Fat Hogs-NOne.
Shoits-ro pedile, prime, % lor sows. i-2
c. &c burrows; Ohio 8 81; old hogs, i-2, a
IL. At retail. from to :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

81 suppose" said quack, while feel
ing the pulse Of a patient, "tha, you think
me a humbug." "Sir, replied the sick
man, 81 perceive you can discover mans
thoughts by bis pulse"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Philadelphia are now constructing a huge
tent, capable ofholding 1900 persons, to be
ussI by them during the summer for PrOash-
ing in destitute and isolated localities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
d. D..

u AIbany. 2qih ult.. Rhpip 4. daughter Of
Ge,rsc ani Louie, frrnch, aged 10 years IL IL
n,nth.. IIa,ia. cpa.err,iri her heart 20 tho
savior, apI secured the Pe,d II great price. she
peacefully passed away; ,u bee h't ,.omsut. s.k'
,ng h-r TREAD. % ''comc h. Chris, and me-, hr' IN
Heaven"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
MARRIED .

H. wood.tosk. 18th ,nst.. D., Ahlcn Chhs-, lsq,
Nc. Eiso I. Cole u Me. DautAa II. Cole. both
Il woadsiocA.
H. Hebron. Feb. 81 by Rev. &. Parker, VIZ.
Meteor Turner Co M'ss Ssmauiha y. Jordan, both
Of IIsbu,p. al.n, b., same. March 10Th, W.. An.
Jre~ J. smith OF ONloui, % Miss l,ui'a :. Tubl'
ID Pans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

The ice has gone from the Kenneboc and
PenobscOt rivers, and the steamers which
ply on them have commenced their trips 70
Portland and Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

THERE Is No SuCm WORD A. FAIL.
Read the adyerti.cmcn, In another column, headed
Z" Ilrlmloll'. Gcnuipe Preparation" iwii
H.u.IIiY & CO.. Portland. state Agenis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

DYSPEPSIA CURED. \ fair trial Of the
OHyscnaicd Bii,ers will convince the mos,
sLlptical sufferer, that this medicine has no
equal in the world for the cure OF this dIs-
cas-. Every Dy,PeP,ic ought TO know its
value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

The President Ia. formally discarded the
&c Union" as bis official organ. lie ensures
it as responsible for the disin,egration Of
the democratic party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

Walker. the derunct flllbus,er, is at pres.
emit in Mobile, where his presence seems to
excite no curiosity whatever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

The fact Is stated IN Washington tina,
there are but two papers in louisiana not
anti-Lseonpton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

JoLn p. Putnam, Esq, Of Boston, has
been appointed to succeed Judge Loring,
recently removed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

.OxToRp, s..-Ata Court Of Probate held al Par.
u, wiihia and for the Couniy 81 OSford. on the
third Tuesday Il March 4. u. 1873.
ON the Petition Of LOvINA GOODENOW,
" widow oi Cu,HLts G00OESow, late Of
Newry. Ia .aid Couaiy, deceased praying Zoe ~
allasnaee out Of the personal estate Of her late
huslnad,-
Oriusd, Tha, the .ah Petitioner give notice
To al petsoas Interested, by eausiag copy Of this
order 10 be Published three weeks excessively IN
The Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, thaithey
may appear AZ Pfobaie coart 90 le held at Paris,
Ia saii county, 90 the ~ Tuesday II MAY next,
At . ofthe clock ~ the FORENOON. and shsw cause,
II an, they have, VII, the same should not lie
granted. THOMAS III. BROWN .JHdg,.
a true copy-Aiicsti
n.xtn Kx.ss D..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

The ROckland Demoera, and Free Press
is among the anti.LecomptOn papers. /,
takes the ground that the Senate ought TO
reeede.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
THOMAS II. BROWN. Jds,.
DAVID RS,rr. R,s.i0.

O,roHn, ,s.-Atn court IL Probate hrll ~ rar.
Il. within ani f,r the cnunN ~ pNfiul, 90 the
ri Tur.d,y nfM,rrh. \. u. l~'-;
'rU.DERT BARRETT NlminiIr,inr on the
u Estate II RTuTHHTR BnswpEtH, late n
~urnner. ~ si,i Cpu,t,, ircei.~i, h,vng p5r -~nt.
o., hi. Gr.t tpi fnal irroart oi aiuinistratiun IT
the Est.le N .,ii deceased f,r sIlpyanrs.
O,lusd, That The .sii Administrator give NJ
ti-r IN all persons interested, b, Caasing cop, Il
ihi. order 10 b. pnllshsd three weeks 'uccrssi'e'
/, 90 The ONisri Democrat. printed 40 p,u., that
thsy M, apps,r at = Probate court to BE- held ~
pan., 4, ,aii COUNTY, 90 the thin Iu-.day
II NV next, II . Il the clock lathe f,teuprn,
auI .h.s cause, II any they have, why the ''lue
should not b. allowed.
THOMAS II. BROwN, Jais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16
N'' pawn E,,rr. R,siav.

OxToRp, v.-Ata court Of Po,latc held at Par.
w., sithn sni 90 the couniy II OSiprd. 90 the
th,ri Tnr.diy II March, 4. ID. l~js.
nOMiNICUS q. TillHON, Anini'tr't'r
go the E.t,ts - ALFH.Us GooLD, late II
D,nm,rk, ~ sid County, d-r-is.', h,ying pre-.
seated hi. fret ,rrrult ~ administration - the
estate II uid l-rels. 81 ALLOW inre
O,lst,d. That The said Nmini'ir't'r give
notice 10 40 frr.pns interrstI. b, ciu.ily copy
Il thi. urcr t. h. pphli.hed thee week. .n-eess-
i,el, in The ONiorl Dem ,cmt. pfinlrl 1T Paf'.,
that ihry may spp-ar ut Probate Cuu Ia b" he'll
NJ Paris IN s,h county, on The third rucsi,y II
NJ, nest, At o - the et,k IN the f,rrn,pa. All
,hcs cause. ifnny thcy have, Why the sane 'hooi
MT b. allowed.
THOMAS u. brown. late.
4 tue copy-aiiest;
Dawn KS,rF. Rsris's-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-16

ONToHu, s,.-NtarrIrt nfProl,,lc held ai Psr
i.,w,thru All f,r the cluniy ~ Oxford. On The
gITp.ily It N,rrn, \ ID lSjs.
II OBERr GLOVER, ENrcul,r II IN" h,t WIZ
IL ani re.isnent IT lIANSAH RFrn. late oi
llrbrnn. w. .aiI Ciuriy. droes.~d. having prr.rnl
ed hi. hr.t ald hn,l scroant Of ain nistr'iinn oi
the estate OF saiI deceased ipr sllnstnrr.
OKprRED, That the said Executor give
nolcs TO all person. Interested, by causing copy
ofth,. orI.r To- be published three week. success.
wells in The ONiord Democrat, prinied at Paris,
thatths, nav appear alta Probate Court To be hsd
Al Pare, in ,l,d county, on the 81 Tas'day OF
Ma, neNt, at o of the clock In the lofsnoon,
and .hew cause (if any they ha's) why the same
should not be- allowed.
'''' THOMAS II. BROWN, Jsiss.
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ONFoRn. ,s.-.Ata court IT Probate, held atPat-
h., within anl f,r the cpunW ~ ONinrl, on
the third russiN of March, \. ID. 1858.
CIDEON CUSilNtN, Alnlnistrhi1r % the
II E.tatr uf llpsEN CusHnAN late pt lIrhr'H,
IN .,iI C,driv. deceased. hVny prr.rnicd his
.r-,nl ADD fiIl acc mt IT ADMINISTRATION Il the
estate III all dr-rissi Or allowance;
ORpERrD, That the .ait ainini'tratpr give
mott N ~ persons intrrc.tcdb, causing copy 81
tls orlsr a. br puli.h"d three weeks succ'.siNsly
IN The ONlari Democrat, prins At Paris, that
the, NAV APPEAR at Probate Court to BE- held at
Paris. 10 aid county, 90 the 81 Iucsday II May
next, M . ot the clock ~ the forenoon, ant
.hcw cau.r, ifaa, they have, WHY the same should
at be- allowed. ..
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OtroHD. u.-Nta court of Probate held a, Par.
-, Wtiht1 ppi i,r the sIhntg ~ oNprl, 30 the
thisi Tis.l,, II Mach 4. ID. 1851.
WILLIAM VI. BLANCll ARD, Adm'n,stri-
w to- IT the Esaie Of UsSii Bhnchaul late
at Ilnf,fI, IN s,,d C,unty, d-cr,.ri, having pc.
scented hi. hrst account II adm inistfation % the
E.taie II .aii decreased forallosancr.
OEpTRED, That the slid Alminisirator
give nltcs to al persois Interested, by causing
copy NJ th. oricr 10 be- pnbli.hed three weeks
.uccr.,ivel, IN The OSipri Democrat, printed at
Pau.. that thcy miy APPEAR alta Probate court :"
b. held az rsfi., n .aid COUNTY, 90 the ~ Iurs-
ia, 1T MAY next, at nine oi the clock " they
G,frnoun. and shew cause. II any they have, Why
the amc .houi MT bc allowed.
THOMAS ~. BROWN, Jadgs.
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