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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

CIIERlFF'S SALE,-O,ToRD, S., Sepiem-
y bcr l5,'lS5g. Taken on execution ~ hVor
of Miry Ann Reed, administrators Of the goods
and estate Of Levi. Reed, deceased. and against
Eaos T.. Small, and will be- sold by public auction
To the highest bidder GA Tuesday the twenty
9Th day OF October next, at one Of the clock in
the afternoon. at Fosters store, at Mexico Cor
ner 10 said County OF OSlord. all the right of TO-
compton which the. said EnOs y. Small has or
hal on the twenty.-econd day Of February A. ID.
1850. when the sane va attached ~ the ofigi.
nal writ, Of lot No. IL, second div.ioa of lots ~
the town of Rumlord in sad connly; al.o 6lleen
acres od Of the Richard.Oa farm. being the same
premise. described 10 part ia a mortgage deed
iron, said Small To OTIS Baker. dated October ],
1856. recorded, Oxford Records. book 100, page
800, AMI IN part in a mortgage deed from said
Small % iiebecca McCorrison. dated December
10, 1855, rccords w OxiJfi records. book 10.
,lsge Isl. JOHN i. SEvERY.
81 Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
NEW CATALOGUES
lS59'e.e.evANsa co. 1859.
No. 45 Cornhill, Boston,
Great Fall and Winter
SALE COMMENCED!
In addition to our fuaer large stock, We have
just purcha'ed fUm the
Trade Sales and Manufacturers,
$4,000 WORTH OF
New Books, Watches
JEW ELRY.

A On varviag ~ pras fTsss 50 ds. % 500, gives
% rae PurrAassr q sr,ry boot.
WE taxi pleasure in 'ta,ing ,h', tho literal
w and iarreasing patronage bestowed Oh ~ b.,
the people of rev Enghad, ani other parts Of
the country, enable o. offer still greater induce
ments o. purchasers Of b,ok., anl individuals o.
a.sociitions getting up clubs. thin cycr before.
The advantages We possess over any other sim
ilat embellishments IN the Ciuntp, esperi,ly inr
filling New Enghai orders, must b. evideit 10
iho.a acqu,iuicd with one position, and under.
stand our supefior aud increasing facilities inr
,ioinr business. Our advantages 'tc a. follows!
We pullish a large let II valuable books.
We uhtain htgr quantities II other valuable
works IN exchange ior our own.
We bu, large editions ION other publishers 81
| each At Vrry low price,.
We pat NJ objectionable book 90 our catalogue.
", odcr no injuccneni. which Nc 10 not tai.
6ll
We bay our Walche. IL large quantities hr e'sh
and ~ the best make.
We have our Jcwclry made 10 order by the he',
manufacturers in this oouolr, lnl Europe.
Nv doing an sNirasiyr hlsinrss Ne can make
vcy valuable presents mote frequently u Pur-
chascrs.
Our present plan II operations u the same a.
originated Eve years ago by VI. q. q. Evtu.,
All I. sanctioned no, only Nv the highest Judi
,i,l authority ,n ncify cycy State ~ tn un'nn,
Int b, the voice II the people from Maine to Cal
iiufnia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

Tur ATTENTION Of our readers is called 70
the advertisement, in another column, Of
C.. e.. Evans * Co.. IS Coruhill Boston,
BY street integrity aud air dealing, they
have hui,i up an immense trade. and w
learn from those couverant with their bus.
ines that il is really astonishing TO see the
qaaut,ic, Of g1,ls they are daily sending to
all part. Of the country. Some idea oil
their trade muy De obtained from the fact,
that the cost OF presents sent to their cus'o'
mers averages over 5000 rer day, consisting
Of watches, jewelry, and other valuable Ar
tcls, Their New Excelsior Catalogues
Jus. issued, are .en, free, on application.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

Any o. oar readers afflicted with SgEorr-
O., or Scroiulous complaints, will do well to
Rad the remarks in our Advertising columns
respecting u. But li,ils Of the nature OF
this disorder ha. been known by the people
and the clear exposition Of 1t there givcn'
will prove acceptable aui useful. Wehave
long admired the searching and able man
ngr ia which Ia ArER trcats every subject
he touche, whatever has has his attention
=, al, has srca, deal OF ii, he masters
wba, he unisrtakc.. and no one who has a
particle Of feeling f1r hi, afflicted fellow
man. can look with Indifference upon his
labor. for ;he lick. Read wha, he SAYS OF
Scroiall, and see how clearly no tells us
more than We all have known Of this IN.
siiu5us and fatal malady.
lSun, PhiladelphlA, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

Tho Uniysr.al..; church in this village
will be compl,tei on the 18th inst.
sturdy ljth has been assigned for the
.alc OF the choice Of Pews, at the ohcc OF
Himball & Bryeut
The dedication will occur on wednesday,
10th inst The Sermon will BE- preached
BY Rev. DR.. wbi,temoro Of Boston. TIE
Irasrammc viii be given in our next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
Paris g. Bridgton Stage.

4 STAGE leave. BrijyIon Centre. from the
N BriiHnn iIpu,s. diils, At 7 i.2 O'Clock, A.
VI, passing thrayh North Bridy,pa. Harrisoa
ani Norway, coaaeciiny with tbs car. at Soaih
Paris which arrive IN fartland at p'elck. Pm.
Returning, leaves SOath Pari. % the arrival of
the LIS train iron PoriAad and arrive. IN Bridg.
too 1T o'clock. y. NJ.
wedne-days All fnda,s. Returns Tuesdays.
Thursday. and saturla,s.
Down tickets 10 be hal ofihs driver; ~ tickets
for Harrison, Bridgton snd rr eburg, aid at the
Grand Tunk Depot, Postlani.
81 J. w. FOWLER, Driver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

BrRvrrr's RursroN. This well known
cosmetic se,m, 10 take Grm precedence OF
al other, in ladies' favor wherever it is
used. The nice chemical kill employed in
manufacture, by Mcs,r. joseph Burnett {
Co.. Of Bosom, j, evidenced IN the direct
uess and promp,ne-s, as well as permaneucc
OF IL. effects. ltclean.es tie skin thorough.
~. arous-- action Of the pores which direct
IL promote. health, relieving the discomfort,
Of Sunburu, and removing Frreklcs as we'll
a. Tan 90 an extent uneQualled by anything
else before the public. Altogether it is Of
no ,rllIus importance TO health and COM
tort, Us well a, an ail TO the Toilet Of Beau
" not . b. sighted.
Burnett, Al.o puts up the various extracts
used Tor alyorins food, all Of which are Of
the hes, quality, Bates & Co. have his prep,
ara,ions Tor sale
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

LlE mas rEw CHAINS cor the Dysp,piic.
which is not o. b. wondered AZ, when we
take into account the amount Of bodily SUI
i,rins which be oniurcs. by the use Of
the Ozysgnated Bittsr' the picture Is r.
yers,l And tho bright side ol lie appears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

The Courier says Mr.. Moses \. Mason
Of Bethel. has raised Rhode Island Seed
ling Potato weighing three pounds and
three ounces. seven potatoes weighed hi'
teen pounds. being at tho rate OF twenty
sish, potatoes to the bushel, by weight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

The Aurora B5realis secn from the sum
nit Of Mount Washington, on the night OF
the aj,h ot last month was next morning
followed by an atmosphere 80 clear that
the church spires At Portland, 95 miles dis
tAnt, were d.. ,inetly seen from the summit
OF the mountain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
c,TlTEMENT or COSTS in Criminal rro,.

S'lN IEMLNl W 'b>lN N iftultnll lfus-
y rcttons, 10 ONfaul County. allowed hy the
Supr,m. Judicial Court, Augusl Tcuu, 1859, as
certified T. mr hy the clerk Of pii Coeu.
Stale ". Georsr W. Wh,uemor, go
Originated before anil allowed by
John VI. Eu.ti.. Magistrate.
State ". J. :. French. 1884
Originated hrf,tc anl allowed hy
John VI. Eusii., Magistrate.
State ". Harrison ll,vr,. o. %
Originated l.f,fc GOD allowed hy
i.aac y. suul.y, Magistrate.
State ". G,orgr Hose, 1917
Originated brlofc AMI allowed By
4. l.. Blrl,ak Magistrate.
State ". persons uakppw.i-ErsIch Narrsut, u =
Originated before ani allowed by
Samuel .. Gih.on, Magistrate.
State ". Daai,l ", W ihur. u 20
Originated het.rr ani aunsri Uy
Samuel T.. G,hsla, Mag'strls.
state ". Freeman Guoip,w, II 6S
Orginlb lri1rr anil sH.wcl 10y
Stml,l q. Gih,pn. Magistrate.
State ~. J. u. Liuihd. 92S
Originated before ani ailowei by
Samuel =, Gihspn, Magistrate.
Sp'eV Ndi,soa l.ufkih, II
Originated tsi,fc sni allowed by
d. 4. SioWoI, Magistrate.
Stale ". Adii-ll llfkia, 1925
Ouginticl hiorr add allowed by
~. L. ~lINrU, hagIsiftte.
State v. R,ch,ri smith. tomitirl lr,m $50, J IS
Joh1 JtcA .1p, Oh-rr.
state ". l.. u. Muhr, bS5
John JsrAsua. Ohrrr.
state ". Tue. J. Cox. 3 q
John J,rh s0n. OArrt.
State ". Ju.eph psu'r,. ~ ~
Oug,nuci heGrr an allowed by
llrnp Hawkins, Magistrate.
STATE w. SrIna Williams, $40
Originated before aal allowed b.
4 X knapp. Magistrate.
JOSEPH BNiROwS, Treasurer.
TUTAsUHN OTTtCE. FANts,l
October 4 l~Ig
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

AZ the last term Of the ;. J. Court, at
Auburn. Rev. William Iurliu native o :
London, some ten years ia this country, and
now resident In Slmnsr. was aimiItei to
cltl.-n.hln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
DIED.

IL Pari.. Oct. 5,h, Wm. n Cylcherun, son Of
T.. ". md sarah Z. Cluk, aged . moaihs.
H. New Ghpcsstcr. 9TH. Mary, widow of the
ate u a., BcBJ. Tackcr, u Norsay, aged 10 years
aud moaihs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

Nat. b. BAKEE. the last Democratic Gov
srnor Of New Hampshire, Is a candidate
tor the legislature IN Iowa, where be lives
as quiet farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

The most liberal commission, ~ money OF books,
will b. giyrn o. pers1n Or asslciliious forming
obs lor ten or more books, G, b. seat at one
time. rustni.ter-, .chonl tcichcr.. .tuIcnis,
cers,mrn, OF ANY nliyiiual, can soon rrplrnish
90 iufm well selected lihap. without expense,
ly actin, a. our agent. Please scnd iJr a Cata.
logue and circular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

IUNRDlAN'S SALE. Pursuant 10 license
u from the lion. Thlmas "a. Brusu. Judge OF
Probate or che County of Oxford, shalt cell by
pulic auction unless prryiuus, disposed Of by
private .ale, ou Saturday th. lUh dig of Novcm-
b,r. 1850. l, O'Clock, Z. VI, at the store OF Ia.
~ Jewell BE- W1pi.toek, pert orall he real 80.
tate Of which Lorcndt \. ini Ihnrl'. u. Pack.
ard, minpr heir. ct Hear, u. Gsrkard late Ut
Woodstock in sad county. deceased, ace seized
AMI possessed. o. wit; Ut NJ. 30, containing %
acrr.. mltc Ur l,ss and part Of Lot No. ~, COO.
tanning 20 crfr. more or lass and lyng IN the west
part Of Woodstock, ALDEN CHASE,
sent. -, Isjg. Guardian oi All heirs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
70 DYsPEPTICS

And 40 VII, suffer The torture. which thi' dis
ei.c ,uli-t. 30 one 6rn OF another Of it. various
phases, cure yourself permanently aud speedily by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

NOTICE. Notice j. hereby given that meet.
" iag oft Webster Association II fryeburg
Acsirmy. will H. held at the Academy Hal, on
the evening" Of Tuesday, Oc,ob llth. At o'clock,
Ia act Ippu the charter granted by the legi.h-
tufc; and upon any olher business that mas prop
erly come beiure the S"cieiy Whrn met.
SAMUEL. SOUTHER.
Fnebnrg. Sept .. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

SiIERiFF's SALE. OSforl, 80; September
J 9Th, 4. u. 1859. Tiken "a execution, sad
w,ll be- soll 10y pibic auclioa 10 the highest bid
der. on Moaliy the tenth day OF October nsxi.
at one O'Clock, 4. W., At the store af William
Wrpdsum IN Peru, IN ',id Cpaly. al the right
and interest. b, bad or contract ani iatere.t by
virtue II pIssssi,pn nc Improvement, which Eihs-
ma W Frrd hal, Oh the 2Tth day az Jaauay.
\. u. 1859, when the sin- ~. ltiachet % the
origin,l sat In conveyance II certain LOT OF
parcel nfsil situu-d 10 fnnkin Plantation, IN
said C,r,ty II ONf,rI. AL bsihy al that part of
bt W. -, watch I've, SJuih-eas Of tbs Coaaiy
roii, known A. the nplch road, through said
plinriiipa, all b.ing the SANE premise. now oc-
cup'sd 10y al fIol. c,iuiiaiag iIrN-6ve Aeses
moe or less. JOHN JACKSON, ctJ Shsod
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
rhr n,,rrnnied nitter..

Toe ,w,,kly Noyellstic' says:
D,srs.u..a d. upe 81 the prevailing Diseases OF
uar c1a.,,ry. The J.. pwns both To elim'te anI
On. ain,., uaiyrssl habit Of eating oar meal. TOO
ng.I', 20 aIui, or proper digestion. BE-, ia
.pit- Of these l,er.e Circumstances ,hi' disease.
even utra IL ht, become chronic, di'appsAs rap
,IA b, the u.r of The D>ygruatsi itirr., which
have hem fual 20 pfave a. inhli3le rrm-dy.
Fun ,bs pab. ola widely circulated Mag,sine
Boston, Dol, l, 1855
Ne.srs. =. W Fowl y Col have uken
thtsr hl',i-. ~ che Ox,g,ndri Biucrs. ant have
derived great hausal lflm DER 90. have BEEN
mllh tfluhlsd wth Dysp'psia Or several Aears'
sod 6uli nothing that al iuird me any relief IN
al u.sl the b,itsrs. I m,st cheeriuiy recon-
uirni them o. 400 whb are Athlete With this most
truul.slme aai stubborn compsint.
JAMES ROBINSON, Of the
SIud-nI aai schOolhate.
From Gen. 4. c. Dolsc. Mini.ier To Spain.
Washington, ID. C.'May u.
Dr.. Geo. n. Grcrn,-Dcsr Sir:-fht ONsge-
,,t.d Btters with which ,ou were ~ k,ni a. 10
6,spieh zoe. have had moe. saluiary eject IN ~,
.,.e. va .ruubled with Dyspepsia Zoe iuur
,rar. ,urin- which time I triei many remedies,
i'll never me, with any - good a. your Biuels.
am nv 10 the eniounent II good health and
100 snd believe, thitall who ~ the pNl genaed
B,trr. will dnl them as servieable 40 have
ound th-ui.
VIII high respect. your ob't servant.
A. 4. DODGE.
Prepared by SrrH W. FowLr 5 Co. Bo.,on'
ana re salr hy d. 4. BATES 4 Co., Parsi Nm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

uhGDIiN'S SALE. By virur Of a license
VI from the lion. Juigc of P,olHte Cor the
County 90 ONbrd, the u1isr.igaei. Guardian of
John :, Shuulcd, minor child and heir of Aiol.
phus Slutlef, late Il ONDrl, d'cra.el, will ell
by public auction, 90 the premises, on W-incs-
tsy the soconl ia, of November next. al o'cbcs
Z. VI. al ihc interest II h,s sid ward in the
homestead ~ bis late father. Sad homestead,
situated IN oNfbrd will b. soi subject 10 the Md =
ow's right Of ipWcr therein, and consists Of the
homestead trm. timber Dot, pasture hi, aud
small tact known as the Julia oi,-sail lots w.
ing near ~ and lving Used ia connection With said
hlmc5frtl farm.
JACOB PARSONS.
August -, 1859. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
IIATrEL ROWE. late Of sumner.

IL sail County. deceased. by giving bond a. the
law directs. lie therefore requests all person.
who ATE Indebted to the estate IL aid decreased,
To make immediate payment; andthose who have
any demands thereon 10 eNh bit the same ~
Sept. rs, 1919. GILBERT BARRETT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
AenlcrtrrnAL CoNIERrNcE.

This meeting. at The Academy Hall, -.
Paris. va. rather ihinly attended, but was
very interesting. Toe topics discussed were
manure, and corn and wheat raising. We
have 90, space Cor the rcpor;, but shall
give 10 ga our next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
House for Sale.

- THE subscriber offers Cor sale
.sfds-s - i hi story and half hou,e,
=. lEifIIJ,st situated on Lincoln street, Paris
- Hill, together with The LAID +,
! & of an acre. on which IL stanjs. The house i.
p b, 2j, With ELL ~ by "a, with good cellar un-
der main pat. There Is good well Of soCt va.
tee. VIII b. sold at a reasonable price IL applied
ior sooa. For particulars inquire of
IS EMERSON COLBURN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

S,HERiPF'S SALE OXFORD. So Sep,sm-
- b-r iith, 4. ID. 1859. Tsksn oa execution
and val bs .pi BY ptllic is,tipa O. tho highest
bi her ,on Mprliy the Iw-nt, .fmrth diy af Octo-
brr next. 1T ois o'clo-k 2. ". at the ofice of
kimh,li x Byrnt "a Paris 10 .aii County, all the
right n equity which J,hn W. ksnlli hal on
the twery.hth diy nfJdly 4 ID. 1859. when the
same wis attached on the orig,nil writ. u redeem
certain ut 90 plrci of hnl with a hou.e ani
stablr thereon, situated - the vilhge &C Loeks's
Mil. IL sul Ciuiy Of 0Siprl. hing the prem.
i'e htely occupied b. said kenlill, aai eontain-
Jag ,b.1t sixteen squirs rods--,o be spld subject
10 a m1rtglgr a. Calvin Cmcker.
J. 7. CLARK, Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
CAUTION TO TIE rrnLIc.

A. there are yariuu. parties advertising them.
selves as IN the Git business, SON" having the
audaciN 10 claim having ls-en the "orisin,tprs'"
but Who have not the disposition or ability TO lul
BIO their promises, We ierl u duiy 90 omselSe.
and the public 10 state that We have ~ conncc.
ton with any concern m New lorA OF New Eng.
land and individuals scndin. money 10 such par.
tss mns not blame ~ II thcy get cheated, -or
Judge of the business by such standard.
Ordsts fforn club. ~ single individuals sOlici-
ted liom al part. 81 the couut'y.
q. q. EVANS & CO.,
3ina3 IS Cofnhill It0ston
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NoAIILEwIs late ofIlinm.

r IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office, Paris, too the Quarter ending Sepiem-
be- 80. 1850.
Persons calling fnr any of the following, will
please say advertised"
l.. n. DWinel Mics Lizzie q. Wing
ID. ". Scfihner Thomas e.. Riddle
Robinson Dean pTeston Robinson
Jesse Andrews J. II. Richardson
stephen Chandler Mr.. Maria 4. Youns-2
:. 4. Clark Miss ABBY Morton
ID. Ill-y Woolm,s. Fauks 4 Co.
Mis- LiIry Allen Rev. 4. Perkins
William II. Cole Freeman &. Merrill
Mrs Laura Goodrich L.. +. lluse
:. II. Hatch Miss CalharIne Ryan
Joseph lloyt David Scott
Mrs. Joanna =. Ia.kell Alexander Lyall
&. II. Stelms Geo. Truniy
Samuel Marshall
IT. MEI.LEN, T.. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
i he has been duly appointed 10y the llonorable
Julge Of Probate for the County 81 Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of Executor ofthe last will and
te.tament ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
state of Maine.

ONToEp, ss.-At the tenn II the Court of Coan-
" Commissioners. hnllen NJ Paris. IN add Cor
the County of oSiord, on the twentieih day on
Sspiember. 4. ID. 1852 Nv adjournmeat from
the hr.t raesday Of September, 1889.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory eVi.
lence having been received that the petitioners
arc responsible. and that inquiry into the merit.
oi their application - eNpedient, u y Ordered.
thatthc Coua,y Commissioners meet AT the dwelling
house IT Eno. Abbott IN Rumlofd, on Tuesday the
22l d,y II November next, NJ ten O'clock A. VI,
aud thence prarccd to view the route mentioned IN
said pciitiou; inmedaiel, after which view. = hear.
w IL the parti.s aud witnesses will b. had IN the
vicinity, anil such other measures taken IN the
premises ~ she Con- nissiInefs shall judge proper
All 1t D. luuhrf Ordered, that notice ~ the time
place anl purpose II The Commissioner nrsting
Aforesaid be given 10 al person. anil corporations
Interested b, ctusing aits.tsd copies ofthcir peti
iiun AL Ut thi. orlrr thereon 10 b. served up1n
the cefk. 81 the towns Of Rumforl, Andnycr and
R,Sbary. and al, postc up " ihrcr public places
IN each II aid towns and pahlishcd lhfse weeks
succ, ssiyry IN the Osf1fl Democrat newspa-
per pfulel At Paris, IN the Couuly II Oxford +,
the hr.i Of said publication. and each of the 9th.
~ notices. 10 h. ,niir, served and p'stcl, at
icast thirty days before aid time ~ meeting.
a. the cad that az persoa, ani competitions may
thea anl ihru appear and shss c,ase II Any they
have, Why ihe prayer oi said peulipners shoull
not b. giauted.
AueH. SIDNEY PERIINM. Clerk.
4 true copy N aid prtiiion and Order of Court
Auest; SIDNEY PERlIhM. CLERK.
U
To toe lion. C,uaiy Com.n,'.ipner. l,rthe Coun.
~ ~ ONfonl.
fi'ilr uulcrs,sncl would respectfully rrprrsrnt
/ that public convenienor ani necessity re1uirr
the llc,iirn and cunsim-t1n Ut . r1a commencing
~ some p.,ini on the Couniy roii e,dlng from
DiNGcld Village a. Carthage all Weld. l~tweeu
sad village ani the dwelling house of Aaron Park
IN laid DiNioli; thsncr uining IN q nprh~,.ter.
" dirccii1n up 90 nelr the valley Of " Aunt lIan.
nah BROOK - called, O. the county rad ~ C,T
ihigr in the c1unty of fnnklin. Near the f,ot II
the Winter llill; thence arrnss .aii road and
sruuni si,i hl, o. iuicrsCrt with the county road
lr,ing ~ East DiN6sll. ~ spns p,int risirfy of
the Fainter ilill. We thsrirrr pray your honor.
10 yicw sa,i route at your earliest convenience and
lpcair the above propo.ei rod urauy part thereof
II. Il. RUSS ani Others.
/ Srptsmler :. tls5g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

To the llpu'uahlc CouutJ Commissioner. l1r the
County of ONiod.
JllE undrfsgnc would respectfully Represent
that the road a. now travelled frum the Wlds-
worth canal brook briigr. >, called, 90 the dwell,
Ing house Of widow Man 4. Warren, in Hiram,
j. cirruitpus AMI hill,, ani that the raj may h.
located ln such a manner a. n avoid al hills, aud
shlrea lhr d,.n1cc. They ihrrrf,fc pray yoi O.
Hppo,nt at,ne 90 view The .iu--, aud time api
place there trr br hearing ~ relation % the
PRAYER IT thi. pcliton: al.o that YOU will dscon.
inu- the road a, now travelled bstwccn the point.
ab1ycnlmcd.
:. u. wADSWORTII and 10 others.
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4 true cops ot shid Pciiti1n and Orlrr Of Cour
Auest; SIDNEY rERllAM. CLERK.
srArr nr MAIZE

ONroHp, s.-At the Cunft of County Commi..
sionrrs h,lirn At Paris, 20 All iur the County
81 ON1ri, on the twentieth lay Of September
An. 1850. Nv adjournment fro,n the if.t Tues.
d. n Ssptrmlrr, \, u. lsi9.
Upon the foregoing petition, .l'isfcioty cyi.
deuce having been rrcriyei that the prtitiuarr.
are responsible, lni that ,11uir inlo the merit. oi
their application d. cNpeiicut, Il D. Ordered, that
the County Clmmi.sipner. meet ~ the Merrill
ilousr ~ DiShcli, ~ .,id Cpulty 81 O'f,ri, on
Tur.dsy the ,wcni, .nin,h diy II November,
neat, ~ ten p'ciprk \. VI. and thence pro-
coed o. view the route mrntipnclin aid p,ittiun;
imus latch after which view, a hriring II thu
plttirs aud their witnesses will be- hii ~ some
so,Ssnisnt place in tn vicinity. ini such other
measures pkroin the prcrniss. - the Commission
,rs shall Il 70 proper. Ani % }. iuuher Ordered.
that notice ct The time. place and purpose Of the
Cummlss ipncrs' mccting ainrssaii b. given 60 III
pcrsous all corportion. Interested, by causing A..
tested cope. If said petition AND 81 thu. order
thrf,,,n 10 b" served upon the ch,ifmaH ~ the
Cu,nt, Commissioners iuf the Couniy u Fnnklin
anil thr respective ClrTA. 81 the town. II DiNfsli
In the comiy ~ ONf,r,l. and Cuhase In the
cnunt, of Frnkltn, snd alec posted rp IN thte-
puhlic place. in each 81 .sid tovns; aul sl.l D.,
causing an aurstrl copy 81 thu. petition With
hi. oulcr II Court therron, ~ h. publi.hel
thee weeks succrssiysly ~ Tn ONi1ri democrat,
q paper printed ~ Pare IN .,,l Count, IT OSfori
~ the krnnclp-c Journal ,th- nowstap,r printed Nv
the printer o. the State. anl g. The Pennington
Chronicle, p,p-r ptinisd in E,rmngtnn In The
Cpunty 81 fnnklin, the hr.t II said Publication.
aud zach ~ the other notices o. be- made, served
ani posted at lrasi thirty di,. before sll time IT
n,eetinr, ~ the end ih,t lper.ou. and cprpora-
i,u. inil thea and there appear and .hew cause II
any they have, why the prayer II -iid petitioner.
should not H. grated.
Attest SIDNEY PERII,M, CLERK.
4 true copy 1T s,il Petition AL Order of Court
Attest: SIDNEY PEI,iINM, Clerk
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THE subscriber hereby give. public notice that
i he h.. b-eh duy appointed by the honorable
Judge II Probate CO the County of Oxford, AMI
assumed the trust Of Executor Of the last will aud
testament of
NOAH LEWIS, late Of Hiram,
IN said County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs. lie therefore requests all persons
whn are indebted 10 the estate oi said de 'eased,
To make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon toeShbit the zane 10
RUFUS n. SANBORN.
Sept. ~, 1859. 10
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