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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08
YOU HAD BETTER
II r. Y
MY MOTHERS SALVE.

duty they owe to the public their generous patronage
bestowed npon this Saye 10 make it accessible rich
healing qualities.
my MOTHERS SALVE" is a perfect Chemical Com
pound, prepared from Roots Herbs and Gums gathered
from ING forest, ana possesses Healing, Soothing and
or Ointment.
"MY MOTHERS sALvE" is safe and enectual, and
al those troubled with Rheumatism, SAT- Rheqm Fry
Spefds, GOa PeS, and such like diseases, will find In
Its use great relief and IN most cases permanent cure
my MOTHERS SALYE," in a Burn and ScaidS
takes out the fire. s0oes the irritating pam and heus
The wound more speedily and eectualy than any other
'MY MOTHERS SA1yE' is worthy Of confidence,
and thousands having used 1t and recommended to their
friends Is test Of It's worth Directions for using "MY
MOIHEks sALVE' arc simple. Every mother and
nurse knows how to spread plaster and dress sore and
al who use the Salye VIII apply II In proportions renew
en NJ times, and as good Judgment may direct For
rheumatism aud other pains rub the parts snartly with
the salye In cases Of Coughs Tlghness Of Lungs Sore
hont ana sneh Ike ais rub In Of rheumatism
III any case of pain good result follows the OF this
Saiye; Prepared by A. VI. BECK BURR1fL& HUNT
lNn sole Pr0pretors No fremont street, 1.-TWO doors
south Of Court street, Boston.
sold by q. r. SPtRh 20l Main street and BY SAWYER
" Co.'s, West BOylston. d3tawNwly n5
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THE ONLY POSITIVE

- THE ONLY POSITIVE
tfif IAs1iii isoSSS-7 LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
kl4kNAlh ~ world.
ETFII- $SArstAs When the contents of safes are de-
EfH1f11 aA1tln III stroved, they invariably burned
btt4I1t5rE III by heat being conducted to them and
lA the inside wood CASING through the
t:z=z-=-z1 ~ door and doorway, by iron bolts and
plates forming and fastening the iron
box to the outside iron plate of the door, and joining di
rectly to the inside wood casing thus forming con
tinuous conductor of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood casing,
and contents of the safe.
~ Al Safes ours are thus built
pzE E.raHtRe your Safe door.
The Aarand Patent Safe is constructed to entire
~ cut OIL all communication of heat to this part by
constructing the door and the doorway of soap stone,
or other non-conductng material, to have iron
bolts running through the door iron plate around
the doorway nor any connections from the outer the
inner part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents OF the safe eecualy protected from all heat
that can be applied to the door, any other portion of
the safe.
Nj. IL. BIGELOyV AND ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
~ School street, opposite City Hail. Boston, Mass.
Samples seen at stores of Bush Il Co, FITCH & OTIS,
g., g H HARXEY, IiIRAN E9EYcH and--s.G- FOSTER a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08
DO TOR M A T IT'S ON
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,


For the treatment Of Chronic Diseases generaly also
Private Diseases and Diseases OF Women.
No. 80 Union ST., Providence, TX. l..
Circulars giving full information sent by mail Also
Pamphlet on Diseases of Women with observations on
Private and Chronic Maladies generally sent free by
enclosing stamp to Dr.. H. n. MATTlS0N, as above.
PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-Dr. NJ. has no affinity whatever
with the host of advertising quacks that ines the coun
try but has adopted the above specially recommend
ed by the Boston Med and Surg journal in order to res
cue large class of patients from the hands OF ignorant
and unprncped preenders whose deceptive advertise,
ments induce the inexperienced TO consult Them not
knowing where else to go
Persons at distance having any important and diff
cult case in this speciality, will much time and ex
pense BY applying either personally by letter. to the
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
~ B.-Accommodations for patients from abroad wish-
ing to remain in the eity(or short time under treatment
from the Providence Jo1nall
Dr. Mattlson, whose card may be found in another col
umn, comes among us bearing the highest testimonials
both from his professional brethren and Others He Is
thoroughly educated physician of twelve years practice
and undoubtedly possesses superior skill in the treatment
of that obstinate class ofiseases to which he has devoted
so much time and attention.
We The undersigned being personally acquainted with
DIR. H. n MATTlSON, believe him to be a temperate
man IN the most appropriate sense and that his moral
character and professional skill undoubted.
Lewis l.. Miller, NJ. D., Rev j. N. Murdoch ID. d.
Usher Parsons, NJ. D., Rev John Hobart A. NJ
David smith, NJ. D., Rev. Moses Fitcld
Jas H. Eldridge, NJ d., Hev. Jonathan Bravton
L. NJ. Wheeler, NJ D., Rev George A. Willard
Daniel Greene, NJ. D., Rev. Nathaniel Bemis
Henry Hubbard, NJ. D., Rev Stephen A. Thomas,
Allen Iillinghast, NJ. D., Rev. George Barnlam
john M"Gregor NJ. d., Rev James Alacreading
A. Whitman NJ: d., Rev Henry G. Brown,
Asa w. Fuller. NJ. d., Rev. Geo w WOOdng,
JalO and Others. de0d&wly
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TIM MAILS,

TEsTIM0NIALS
II regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable and sue
ceSgat practitioners with whom have had official inter
course CHAS MASON" Commissioner OF Patents
II have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents
"BosToN, February s, 1855
'Mr r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
tons on all but of which patents have been granted,
and that one is peRdiRg Such unmstakable proof
great talent and ability on his part leads to
mend all inventors to apply to him procure their pa
tents as they be of having the most faithful at
tenton bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARr."
From Sept 7th 1851 to June 18th, 1853 the subscriber
in of his large practice made rejected APP
peatiOns SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in MS fdU0r by the Commissioner of Patent
jail d2awawly II. H. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08

The WORCESTER SPY comes to in new dress and o f
enlarged size j. NJ Earle the late editor retres as pub
Usher and Mr. Foss, recently of the woonsocket Patriot
assumes the management The SPr is an excellent Re
publican journal, and hope that under It's new man
ngement, it will enter upon successful and useful ca
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rFrom the Prnvidcnce Post !

The WORCESTER Spy has been purchased by Messrs.
Foss Farnum and appears in enlarged form and in
bran new dress Its appearance is certainly much i'm
proved and considering that its politics the very
worst sort must say that it prodigy of excellence
Mr. Foss the present publisher of the Woonsocket Pat
riot and will shave eye both papers John Mil
ton Earle who has been connected with THE ormore
than hrtyive years, will continue in the editorial de-
parment but having longer the control of it, appears
in the last issue q
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from the Fltchburg Reveille.l

The WORCESTER SPY.-This long established journal,
now owned by Messrs. Foss Farnum made its appear
ance Monday much enlarged and in an entire dress of
new and handsome type one of the most beau
tiiy printed of our exchanges and has always been
one of the most reliable. The proprietors will
otherwise improve the paper. We offer them a cordial
welcome to the editorial corps Worcester County and
trust their enterprise will with the success it de
serves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08


The WORCESTER SPY.-Ths long established and widely
circulated paper has been purchased as our readers arc
already aware by Messrs. Foss Farnum and last Mon
day it appeared in an enlarged form and in new and
beautiful suit of type 1t is now Of the handsomes
as well as most readable Of our exchanges.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08

THE WORCESTER spY of this morning contains the val
edctory of John Milton Earle who has been connected
with the paper more than thrtynve years. and the sau
tatory of Messrs. Foss Fanum, the new propretors
The paper is enlarged and appears in type The col
aims attractive than ever before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08

lFrom the Boston Journal
THE WORCESTER SPY has passed into the hands of its
new proprieors Messrs. Foss Fanum, who have given
an earnest of what they intend to make it, by enlagng
its dimensions printing in type and giving in ad
dition to general news and editorials liberal amount of
local news We glad to learn that Hon John Milton
Earle who for more than thirty years been publish
or and editor of The SPY retains his connection with the
paper although relieved of the responsibility of manage
ment The new publishers have had large experience in
newspaper publishing and possess the requisite enterprise
and tact to make The SPY valuable and successful
innrnl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30
TuEiCU-wUUNIY
Knnnebec Journal--lS6O.

N. rrHr, isfar. OF rhe kras.hsr Jousn,l pro-
Pc o. rHIIsh lHruc che ss-.i14 81 tha L-gl.l,
talr Th.rc.W rekl, Jaatr,l. hsiHg the NNti
Nu'uH1r of fhr stHnr.
The rbrri p1Ip'-s ot thts r1psf b. ta adar'I che
rrrl. rt Msinr r hfth'r. srrruBt ul thr teI hers.
ts. ,- -f,as ai ,t. o.. ,.liHre. aaI 81 O.. u 1ari
rfNer.raruIr. With Thee rrIzlfts 80 intrnl a.
o. o. rail..t che rioersiHgs 20 taa,rr-s, a. the,
a-, E.rra on thr ir.t fsJ,aits lrum " r.hIngio1.
Tls 5,rsn-. siirn'i1g th,s sal-lrfisr vil o.
hr... aaI sr ,ia co.'s bape in carr, uui thr rlaa
.--rrss .a'l D, ,hr Pst.Hrs' srl Of 1ar HrpahIesa
b. su.s .r s.rH..rg Co ui e large su.-rrirffHa w
s.t.sla't r,., HTHHr ths ulr.lsfs si thr lfgtsai
ta.s ar. si fhs HsirI al AsrgHIu,r ta Fis- us
thsrr rr.ssrbI tts.ls iH thsiT several lrIbiies,
~Ira.rt wh.,h rr.Hurrra.,rg Dec ctaa1t b. 90
cuT.H.
Th- Tbucr-Ws,kb Jaurrd vil b. ruhl,.Ard
ca Naal,, Msia-...s,. and rriis, ussruiHgs.
Ibs r.I.r 500 Del. .iHsr rap,, "a tf ths .sss,1B,
as u.HtI. uI,siar ,B sisaHrs. A., prrs,l f-n.i uI
o.. -. s..I Dr. rHUftI tl ttf sIHil rHV, rNtr,,
frb.s trau..s. auI ths bks nta 1r q hrsrr
rH.'.r
Do |s.rsn. fitf Go ar-ss ~ fsis.r.t.-s. lr-
s--r.s..I r.It fbf H,r-fg. afV e. '.rslri-i ff 10
ts'.FF f.s H-aaHsrfr.fsf n fts stsstHa. NsfF rf-
-s.frl rs Htr. .f go risk.
STEVENS l. >NNWARu.
Argu.t'. prr. 2. i~l1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

Psiitaa of David Rig. 10 the thirty .aiaih legi..
L,turc. 4. ID. 1850. IN BE- set Oh iroa the iowa
u Lowell. aad anBe.ed 10 ihe Town q Sweden.
To the Iloaorable Senate and iIsu.e u Represent.
atves, 10 legislature a.ssnhleli
HUMBLY represents. David RiaS, an inhsb-
III liant u Lowell. that he lives IN a r.s'o,e
part ~ ssid tosa ani 10 almost satirelJ diseon-
nsrisl With the ether iahabitia,s II aid tswa n
i.ovell, AMI !. separated from ihsm 10y az unbo.
Ken sildcrnsss Of several miles rStest. h. reason
II whi.h his advantage, sScial. r,ligoas ahd poe
htieal, a'e very much ahridsed IN .sld iowa; sad
that his connections. busine.s aai religions. are
ia the Iowa II -we,iea. liViag adjacent too aud
upoa the iias 81 aid o~a. lis therefore pray.
ypar hlNorsbIs h-ly h. sei him. together Win hi.
estate, (b-,ng IL No. ,. 10 the 9Th range Of lots
~ sali low ~ lrDm the tBsn oi Lowell aai aR-
neS The same - The town oi ssedsn. Anl q. IN
duiy broad willsv,S pay, DAVID RING.
i0yell, dec. ~. 1859. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

r. 10 H.as,abis Ssnds aNd HOSE u R,p's,Hs.
tires u .Hiizs ~ LSgisiti1rs assubi,i:
u'lIE uaier,ignrd, an agent sthit purPn.e sp.
II painted 10y the MUNICIPAL aH'alrt,''s 81 Ffslk-
lea |. Antst,pi, ~ the tsIatg { ONiifa, srsIsrt-
iuily rrpfe,eul., thtt be .ierly lscIton II AID
Plantation contain.u. s'1.r 1000 aces lnd on
wh,rh resides RIM families. - sepantd frOn the
remainder ~ s'ii rl4nistion 10y h gh filgr of
mountains, add tia, u would h. br The interest Of
Ill pad,ct Concerned that sa,d territory .aoold l-s
annexed "a the iowa oi sump-r; be therefore
pnys, ias and ~ bsihlf ol SAID PLnaiion, that
yDu all establish lis~ commencing on the iowa
line b.tsr,n saii Plsntat,1n ani The town %
Wood.toc NJ the northwest cnrncr 81 the VIA
ihrpp LHI, ~ called, and runnag thstcc esstcrly
90 the n0fiftfI, ius ~ ts,d snd g. thu northeast
cofn-, ih,..uI. ihsncr sluia.f, oa The easisrly
hnr ofs4. ..... H. ih~ height 81 land pr the Black
Muuntaiu ..ugr, - o.l 4. thc'.s castefly "a d,.
frct rour.r 10 the po'ol wi sw The tnva line be.
tween .id pL,at,tiou Ae.l The iuwn % Peru cross
- AL height II Land, y,i that ~ n '.u,Iofy
b,ng .Buihrih oi sad iil- b. ct "a iro,a .a.i
rlaailiiJn anI annexed 10 sad tusa q suinRcT.
GEORGE HOPKINS.
Dec. 10, 1859. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

u As H,asr ~, \. llH srd Ho.., ef R,p,s,s-is-
tires ~ Lsgisi4s,s ss'usiisi!
VlIE Hndsr.,gacd, inhllrtants Of the iowa Of
i Hiram, IN the Coaaiy II OSiord ssd Stale Il
Maize, respectfully represent. that our convenience
and Interest require that - mach Il the territory
u the town a. !. occupied by us. 10 Wit the wet.
cdy tier II lots, ying b,iwesu The Ct,a, Os.ipss
rive on the .opih. and the Stanley pad. cali
ri, the nouh. With al III, inhabitants thereou.
To- %, oil hna Hiram. a'ofs.aii. and aassxsd TO
the town o, Porter ARt &c the ~e uiil ever pray.
SAMUEL RIDi.ON. ia.
SAMUEL RiDLON,
MOSES STANLEY,
HENRY W. PARKER,
JOHN DURGlN.
GEORGE STANLEY.
ISAAC MASON,
JOIN 4. MASON,
THOMAS PACKER.
TOBIAS iIBREN,
GEORGE GOULD,
JAMES :. GOULD,
NATHANIEL Parker,
RANSOM SMITH.
ISAAC PARkER.
WILLIAM RlDLON,
DAVID SMITH.
Hiram. Nov. y, 1859. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30
Thrice-Weekly Age,
TOE TIN LEGISLATIVE SESSION, ~

FOR TIT LEGISLATIVE SESSION, lN''l.
The A. siE D. issuri three Times week 'rf.
,rs tts rrr.isr secession uf thr LrgIs'afurr.
o. .s lHfHntr.I that che rrV.Ils .i rfrorf .rgs
,hpr f- IsI arI arrufsir sBi ths skstrNrs ai ts-
Lifs t. .ouplrts auI prurrt as lH, itai have
hsrsfHf..r H-ra ruhh-,.i. The Ihror-NerA.,
80. s'sl r1HHt1tt arvs Hi tar tIy, e. s,n'rsis
Ell J.rsfrs.lHHI rUar-rf'ags, aHt Ias uug.ual
natter vh.rh arrrtfs i1 tar v7,A1 p'.~r.
Mith ErfIg r.Hr' u1 tlr part oi ufr '.irn.s. BE- BE-
h.-..I tslt sr-h "a .u1.,i Iuf.sa mr, d. otaiae.i
vIII I...er1.f, thr r11.ishrrs srt.1sf ilss.
TIE rr..- che Tburr.W r,L', vii D. n Boz
thF sHss..H.
p..t...fFfa. rr sfh--s. ~h1 viu forward fhr
rau.f. of ..N sH'-ruhrJ., With 80 ragissi, siil
fycsfys a oair, iB 1iIit.4H.
Au.l.l. i,,r :. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

1'HE GREEN BOOK. Just uublished, 80
/ page. price 25 cents; 90 Singls add Married.
Lille; or. The Institutes of Marriage; ~ lilent,
Obligations, uai Phy sical and Legal Disqualihca-
tlln.; the rafi1aal treatment e all private disels.
r. in 10th sexes, sc. TO which i added po-
sticai essay. enlitei "Calipscdiae; OF the art q
hsvia aad r,arirg beautiful add healthy chillren.
b, tar late Rolet J. CuyerNell. Esq, VI. ID.
So, ffse-of postage. by the pulli.hers, CHAs.
KLisT a Co box 1850, New iork, o. Dexter
s Co., whosssl. agents. ll3 Nassau street, New
Nork. Agcat. wanted eyeUwhcIe.
Also, GRAris. an extract and sample " the
above. entitled; Dr.. Cuverwelrs Lecture on the
rational treatment Of Spennatorrh"es ani private
diseases geherally. detailing the mean. b. ahch
iasalids may sfectually cure ,heus..tss 9Th 'ut
The zee of dangerous medicine, aaA 30 la, ii,ile
eNpense d themselves. seat tie ~ mail IN a
secure oaselepe, on the receipt 81 onc stamp, 10
preps, postage. by addressing,
CnAS. KLINE, & CO.,
Is Box 1850, Nrv Yo,k CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30
Farm g. Mills for Sale.

THE subscriber onsrs fos ,sle his FARM and
L MILLS. situated 10 DuCKfIELD VII
LACE.
Said farm contains about 100 acres Of land. Of
good quality. The buildings are all new and "a
good repair.
Al.o my Mill. which il situated on as good a
privilege a. there 10 IN the coun'y.
VIII cell them TO se,hes or separate. Possession
eiveS the 6rst Of April. ADDISON q. COLE.
Buek6sld, Dec. I, 1850. ~
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MARRIED.

o. B.fs... il.b. NJ Green G.. BrrII oC lev.
i.f.r. fI v... -srh,, J. Nosl,. of n.
o. Nsrs .Isth. Cot. Gr1rrv ". N.lifu, pro-
rr.f.- .itf. Natva, Advertiser. % Mis- Emmt
-. AHHs. I.tF af y
IrU r.r. 90 NC. uahro Ctf,stoa of Va.
tTr...|. f. N.-s Nsr, sr4snwltI I'd n.
o. IIrr..I. t2lb. ~. Urnfy 4. kirk-r 90 hiss
liTrUHrr. o. kre1. Berth nf ~.
o. ta,sara4ffb, lu'ilHa, iiar1'io Wooliuy
FL. nrHarI, 81 Ar-r.ts. Ne, tp Me- Aunie
>Il'.. i..fh of t.atvrHvurfl.
o. r-u. So John O.. tsavIu Of DiSfsld, 20
NJ Nsrao M1ul, q rsr1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

oxroRp. So Ala Court Of Probate held At Par
y. within AVID fsr the Couniy Of Oxford, on
the 81 Taesiay ef r,cembef 4. u. 1859.
INARNUM ABBOTT, 81, Ainiaistraior on
II the estate of AuEL q. AnHorr. late of
Chafksiown, Commonwealth II Massachusetts,.
dccessei, having pfeseaiei his hr.i aocouat Of
administration of The estate Of said deceised ior
sllawaRcc;
Ori,'si, that the said administrator give notice
10 al persons Interested, by causiny cop, OF this
order D. be plhli.hed three werNs sucer-siveiy ~
The ONiarl Democrat spubhc nee spapet pf,nied
at Paris, that thry may appear ata Probate CuH't
o. D. holden At Paris, in said Cornly, on the 81
Tucsdayoi Jaruay next. p p'si's 30 the iatc-
noon, aal .how caase II aay they have ~hY the
slme .hoall not b. al,Owel.
THOMAS u. BROWN, ysis,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

TuE HoERoEs % wAK can be materially
ls-.cnsd Il Array Surgeons will u.s. Rel
dins's Russia Salve IN CASES Of wounds. cuts
bruises. .orrs. etc. This salye !. also IN
s1ccllsn, remedy Tor burns, ssald'. S1ru'.
bunions. srysipelas, sal, rhsum, ehhPP-d
bands, etc. For sal. svsrywhsrs Tor only
Is cents box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

The Advertiser Of Thursday, .ays that an
extensive Gre occurred in Market square.
Portland. Wednesday. Ii commenced in
ne stnrs OF Virgil Griswold. and J. Davis
& Co., which vas consumed. The siors
occupied by Thomas ;. Files. Mark r.
King, A Z. Osborne. ID. White, J, G..
Hays. & Co. were also burned The lOss
/. largc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

C,IlERlfF'S SALE. Taken OF execution, n.
- J. Libb-y q ale. v. George w. suples. AMI
will b, -oA by public ar.iinn, unless previously
~ .ssmsd. AZ the hotel ~ iliun Giib,d 10 OS-
iDfi. ~ osr .aid Coaaty, on SAiurdiy the iwenty-
hf.t diy of Jinua,y, A.D. ls6J. At oFe o'cL,ek
~ the afternoon. all lhs right ~ equity which tho
ss,d Staple, nov has. or bad At the tm- % 81.
ischm.nt on The original writ 10 th,. szI,t 20 ~.
ds.n crtain nodgigri real estate situated ~
sad OSlofd. and bcing the stand aow oec,p'edbY
AID Stspc- .. . store and dwelling hoa-s.
SAMUEL r. NEAL, Deputy sheriff.
Ore,gd Dee rs l-JD AZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

TIE Advertiser states that Alexander
C,tt. % wo,tbrook. was irorsn % death
S,,.slay night, within eight rod. % hs
LJuss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30
and Bark Wanted
Ar BUCKFlELD VILLAGE

Ar nUCKFlELD NlLLAOh'
TUE sub.efibcr haviag iecen'ly chased TIE
i tan ,ari Il Bi-kdeh Niags, would inloFm
che puhlic that hs - prcpascl - pay c,sa, sna
The market pfice soc Hide sld Bark, % De dr"'-
s-si % he yard.
IL Will ., tsa al hide eatrusiei 10 h',n' 7"
the best raannef AZ rrasoashE re- tss ior eash 81
a share Of the leather mtnnilctarrd.
JOSIAH ". WRITTEN.
Brcs6-il, dec. II. ls59 GO
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"a, H,..,,ll. Sort. s.a R.... ., R.l-n,.t..

r. hs Hs.sraLis Ssaafs sad Ho-ss sf R>y-s,.fss
hro " Man, ~ LsEisiaH0 a''-R's,
TIVE Inhab,lnts ol the towa Of Ps'., in the
Cooaiy of Oxford. by The undefssaed, their
Commiliee, ior that purpose duly chosen and no.
thori,ed. would respectfully represent, that po'~
iion Of the town of Paris. tsins lots nsmbcred sir
seven and eight IN the fret OF westerly r1nge Of
lots IN said town. wa. act OF by the last Lsgisla-
,ur, and annexed To the town u Norway. and. be-
l,e,Rg tina, !, was done through raisappreh.ss'oo
~ facts. and that great wrong and M 'stioe was
loas 10 the town Of Pan. thereby. therefore pray
that the territory be st Of from the iowa q
Norway AID re.aanexsi 10 the iowR II Paris.
ALvAH BLACk,)
RS. STEVENS. Committee.
". T. LURyEY,)
Dee. ~, 1879. 90
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ONTuRp. ss.-Ata couft ~ Probate heidatfar-
H., within AID for the county Of ONforl. un
the thiri russ,isy of Drcculer 4. u. 1859.
nTtS uAlFORn, 81 Csuioa, " aid Coua'y,
" ENcrulor ~ the lat VIII snf Testsmsat Of
AHrTNIssA PAcgAHu, late 81 C'nton, ~ s'ii
Coalty. deceased, having pwseuisd his h''t se-
count II administration u the estate Of ss,d de-
easel lor allowance
O,i.rsf, that the ssid administrator give no''ce
60 40 prrsnns interested by caa.ing cop, althis
order % be- Published three weeks sueces.ively IN
the Oxisrl Demscrat printed a. PARIS, that they
may appear NJ Probate Court 10 H. held AZ
Pa,i., Ia aid counIy oa the - Tue ay otJaoaary
urNt, ~ tea u'cl.rk ~ the forcno"n, aud sh"~
eauss. Il az they have Why the sa'ac should ao'
be allowed.
THOMAS u. brown Jsdg'.
Atrue cory-attest'
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THE sph.criler h-rsh, give. puhlic notice tha,
.hr hi. been daly ''p'iniedb, the ll'nonhle
Juls. oi Probate IL be-. ',uaty q Oxford. snt
s..uuei the trust ni Administrators, With the wall
annexed, 81 the estate uf
URBAN SHOREY, late OF rari',
IN siI C1uiiy. deceased, by giving bond NJ the
hw directs. She therefore requests al persons
Who arc Indebted 90 the estate OF aid d,ccasrd,
n maze immediate piymcnt; sni those Wh" have
any demand. thefcoa, 20 exhibit the s1'ne L.
H.. -. 1859. SUSAN SlOREN.
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ONFoNp,ss.- Atacourt vi Probate held -, PSF
b., withiu aad Zoe the couuty II ONiord,o n
ths thirl rucsdi, ~ December 4, ID. 1859.
GUNNER n. NEWELL, Aduiaistrator "a the
- estate or wILLt.v WALtos, ls;e Of f'fu,
in aid Couaiy. deceased. ha'iag pre.saicd he
Got AMI fpal acrlunl Of administration II the
estate 81 sa,d d. casel 80 allowance;
O-Istsl, that siij administrator give Totics a.
al pstsoa. Interested by ciusing crp, ai th,.
oul,r DO b. published thee weeks sueressiye, IN
the ONtlri pet-scIat, public news'aper pr,si'd
~ Pare, III stthey nav appear 1T e Probate Coo
o. Dc held "a PARIS, IN .ail Count,, un the 81
Too Gas ~ J,nu,y nrNt ,t @ o'clock N the inrc.
npli. AT shrs ctase, ifs1I thry have, why the
same should NOT b. aIasrd,
THOMAS u. nROwS. J.iss.