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, 'n"pS " now oeng made.
ft,vo MEN SUyyocArrp IN . sux.--o, w.dpeaAsv
night Lorrad Disser and George Schol, pightscsv-
epger, were ,uaoested IN sink in the rear Of premises
No. 436 Pearl street. The deceased were party
of scavengers who had been engaged TO clean tho ysu,
and as Dsser was about TO descend into the ans hs
was overcome by the noxous gas arising thessfrom.
and fell to the bottom SchoI hastsnsd to hs sssst-
ance, when be, too overcome by the foul cir, and
was precipitated to the bottom In ike manner. A
third person, who came to their relief came very nes<
being served in like manner He was restrained by
his companions however, tsufcient aid had arrived
to enable them to rescue the unfortunate men. This
was done after much labor and they were conveyed 70
the Fourth Ward Staton-House IN an nsensibs coudi-
tiop having been sufocated in the privy. Pohce-sar
geon Wells attended them faithfully throughout ths
night, but his services were Of no avail as both the
unfortunate men died on Thursday morning. Coronsr
oKeefe held inquests the bodies, when the facts
mainly az sisted above appeared 10 evidence. Ths
Jury rendered verdcts that "the deceased parties
10 their deaths by the inhalation Of poisoaoas
gases while ct work cleaninSa sink at No. 436 Peah
stSset August %, 1860" Both Schol and Disser
were natives Of Germany. The former was ~ yeszs
ofsge and the latter 40.
THE ACCIDENT or THE HARLEM RsILKoAD.-Ths
accident which occurred at Rawlings on wednesday
morning was occasioned by the washing away Of
culvert and resulted In the smashing of car suA
protrscted detention Of the train Fortunately none -
the passengers sustained any injury by the accident.
The U. s. steam frgate Susquehsnna, after "trip
down the bay on Wednesday, returned and is now ak
anchor off the Battery.
ALLEGED FORGERY OF & CHEcK.-Frank Ward.
formerly a banker In San Francisco, was arreeted
yesterday by Officer Flavin 81 the First Ward charged
with having N connection with John Sweeny, SEQ
captain, forged the name Of Mr.. Edward Bissel,
lawyer doing business over the Shoe and Lssther
Bank to a check on the Chemical Bank for $3.50. u
appears that on the 9Th instant, Ward and Sweeny
presented the check to Mr. A. B. Yates OF the pro-
prietors of the Washington Hotel, No. Broadway.
and ssked him to cash it, 1t was after bank hours.
Mr. Yates having previously transacted business with
them acceded to the request after both had indosed
the check but presenting it the following day at
the bank, the signature of Mr. Bissel was pronounced
to be forgery. Mr.. B. was then applied TO- and be
also pronounced it forgery, and being acquainted
with the handwriting of Ward, he made affidavit that
the filing up and the signature ofthe check was in that
handwriting. warrant for the arrest of the two men
was then issued, but Ward only could be found,
Sweeny having gone to sea. Ward was taken before
Justice Welsh and held for further examination. The
house Ward was formerly connected with at San
Francisco at time reported to be worth about
O0O but two fires and other heavy losses swept
it mostly away.
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
NEW GRANADA.

From Our Own Correspondent
PAsAaA, Aug. Ia, 1860.
The civil war in the Republic progresses On the
Atlantic and Pacific side the States are up in arms
against the Central Government, and President OsPina
aided by Gen. Heran has taken the field and marched
from the capital to give battle to the Revolutioniss
shall not trouble your readers with the details OF skr
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Recovery OF Stolen GoODs-ARREsT OF THIEVES
AND REcEIvERs-On Wednesday night Officers Lyons
and Pike of the Seventh Ward, saw three young men
convey case of goods into the grocery store No. p
Hamilton street, kept by William Hessey. Thinking
the matter rather suspicious they gave information at
the Detective Office on Thursday morning. While
there. gentleman from the store of Wise & Arnold,
No. ~ yesey street. represented that case Of shirts
valued at $50, had been stolen from the entry of
their premises Detectives Slowey and Dusenbury
accompanied Officers Pike and Lyons to the grocery In
dcaed and there found not only all the stolen shirts,
but a quantity of shoes and gardening implements.
The shirts were identified by Wise & Arnold, but the
other goods are awaiting Identification. Three young
men, named Albert Meyers, Henry Smith, and WIN.
Kline, were teen arrested for stealing the goods, and
VIM. Hessey for receiving them. The prisoners were
taken to Police Headquarters and locked up for exam
inaton. The officers aege that all of them are noto-
rous young rascals, and have been guilty of many
robberies In the Seventh Ward.
On the name night Officers Latts and McClary OF
the Fifth Ward, assisted by Officer Quidor Of the
Twenty first, In pursuance Of Information received oy
them, proceeded to house III Twenty sixth street.
near Tenth avenue, kept by Edward Wiley, in search
of stolen goods. Their efforts were rewarded oy ."e
discovery Of trunk containing 5000 worth OF ssms
silk, $50 worth of postage stamps, and avafe'y
articles. Concealed in another part OF VIZ .S,oh
was found complete Set Of burglar 'vo@, ,.s,,ar
were evidently made by an experieneeu, , H.. and
consisting Of skeleton keys jmmies 'a'pI
lockpeks. The goods were all taken " ,Sa,a :. 40
and delivered 10 the Property clerk. AS 'ne,o y ~
record on hspOlice books Of ROBBERY Q. Sews sun
it is supposed that these goods are sne p'0osea' 1r .
burglary committed In some nesn9Unhs Guy Inc
prisoner was taken before Justice "e'Sn' VINO COM
mitted him to answer. :,
The police have been exceedingly successful in re
covering stolen goods during the past week, and thu
value Of such goods restored to tie rghtfal owner
thin that period, together win those not yet dens
fed, viii not fall much shqd Of $4,000. The Detect
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THE TAMaASY GENERAL CoMnrrrEE.-A meeting
of the Democratic Committee adherng to Tsmmany
Hall was held last night and after brief debate the
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( of the following donations:

SYRIAN RELHF.-The Committee for the relief d
the destitute and suffering in Syria acknowledge the
lii follo don
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"CrTY WrDE.AwAxEs."-At q meeting Of this
Club, held at No. 61s Broadway on Wednesday even
ing the following officers were elected: A. M. Comm,
President; A. C. Hills, w. Boies, X. 4. Jeffreys,
vcePr ssdents; j. Soils Riterband, Secretary B. A.
Bunce. 1,reasurer; j. w. Steward, Corresponding
Secretary; Capt. s. A. Bunce, Marshall. Rssolu'
tons were adopted indorsing the nominations OF
the Syracuse Convention. The Club now numbers
100 members. The uext meeting will be held on Tues
day evening next
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ILLNESS OF Mr.. FowLER.-The Courier DIES Etat,
Unis says: "a passenger by the ehaker City, from
Havana, announces that ex-Postmsster Fowler was
suffering from severe attack of feverc the departure
Of the eteamer."
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CENTRAL REpyBLIcAs WIDE-AwAgE COMMITTEE.
AT meeting OF this Committee on Monday evening
last, at No. Glib broadway delegates from majority
of the Wards w~e present. and the following officers
were elected s. B. butcher, President; A. M Coffin,
w. Warner, Vice-Presidentsp j. Soils Ritterband,
Secretary; s. A. Bunce, Trearurer A, Rutherford,
Corresponding Secretary.
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POLICE CoMMrssIoSERs.-At the meeting Of this
Board yesterday, the complaints against Sergea9t
Carey of the Eighteenth Ward, Sergeant Fitzgeral61
the Fourth Ward, were dismissed. The mstter OF
complaint against several Brooklyn officers was referred
to the General Superintendent with directions to in
vestigate ard reprimand. Mr.. Bowen was absent.
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HoYT's HIAwAFHA HAIR RESTORATIVE IA ths
best article In the market giving gray red hair ushs
black on brown See sdysrtissme In another column
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se.lpe and Operating and Consulting Surgeon. Nc - @h
Ocs consultations the more obscure diseases % sas psv
without the knife hgaurs- Oboe hoazs nom s~S 70
and 10 evenings.
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REYNABp g. Co,
PATlsr HogsKKGKPRn's RiyL1,
IsYALlIsLl Issncr PcwDsA
ana vnax1s DaarRsysas
The only truly reliable articles 10 sxtsrnnaS Bedo0SA Cx.
on. Ruas MothA Garden Ipseets Rata and Mice.
Principal Depot No, l67 Broadway soid ey 81 pruses~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
STATE OF MAINE.

CouNrY OF ONToRD. ss.-Toihc Sheriff Of any
County in or said State. or eilAer Of bis depu.
tie, grreting:
We command you 10 attach the goois or estate
Of Torrance Gsariy, late Of Pan. 10 sad Counly
~ Oxford. uilroad contractor, now Of parts On.
known, ~ the value II one hundred and my doll
lat.; and summon the said defendant, " he may
llc fpupd IN your precinct. To appear t-iore oar
Justice. Of our suprem. Judicial Court, pe't TO
d. holden u Paris, within and i,r our said Coan
I, OF OSlo,d, Oa the secood Tuesday Of August,
A. u. 1857, then aud there 10 our aid Cont 10
answer unto Rufas n. Goodeaow, Esqnirr, - q
plea Of the ease; Tor that the .aid Tcrnnce'i-ar.
", at said Pans, on the day oi the purchase u
this writ being indebted to the phintif m the
,um Of .eyeul, i've dollars and twenty.e'w oent.,
according 10 the account annexed, and then anil
therr promised the plsintG 10 pay him the same
.um on demand. Vet the said deiendant, though
oltsn requested ha. no, PAID said sum TO The pld.
bot nrglsL q. and refuses % to DO. 10 the dam
age of the ssid plaintiG "a. be says) the .Vm Of
one hundred anl 6liy dollars which shall thea snd
there h. made 10 appear; With other due damages.
And hays you there this writ, With your doing.
therein.
Witness. John :. Tenney, Esq, at Pari. the
twenty fifth DAY Of Jnly. 10 the year Of our Lord
one thousand eigh, hundred aud hfy-sevea.
Al.vAii BLACK, Clcfk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

I. q constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood, by which the aaid hecomes ,iti,ie,, weak
aud peof. Being IN the circulation u psr,ades
the whole body, and may burst 90, IN disease oa
any part Of ID. No o,gsa y Zee lfom its stacks,
mo ~ there one which Il NAV not destroy. The
scrolaluus ,sint is vatioasly caused by nerurial
disease, low living, disofdsted or uahealihy food.
implre air. 6ih aud 6lihy habits. the deI, essing
sics.. au,i above all b, the ,ensfial 'niecl'un.
Whatever be it, otigi., Il u hereditary ~ the
Constitution. Descending Z" from rarents 10 chit
dr,a unto the third and fourth genetat'on,' ~.
deed, u seems Ia H. ihe TOD IT him Who says. Z"
viii visit the iu,quiie. Of the h'hrrs upon their
ch,ldrcn."
Its sF.et. commence by deposition from the
blaod IL cortpt ~ ulcernus mstets. which. in the
Iunes. liver. and ilsrnai organs, u termed iuef.
cis.. h. the glands. s~slings; and on the sn'lsce
,,,pts,.. 90 sores. This iuul corruption Which
-,,,lrr. 10 the binai. dspfssses The cuerrirs ~
H., a. that .rfsiuloas constructors not on, suncf
from .rrofhl,u. complaints, bot ihey have IN les
r.usr 20 Withstand the attacks 4 other disease;
son.squ-nil, ,ast nuinl~t. perish hl disorders
which. although not scrinious IN their nature,
are ,,l ,eed rrrd(aal ly this taiut 10 ihc s,sirn.
N..t Of the cun.umpiian which ,scimsiss the
human tamil, has d. Origin drrci, IN 'his 'et"-
h,i.u. contamination: ani man, dssiructi'e d..
,.ss. oC th. ii,cr. kdnsys, brain, and, indeed oI
al the oman. arise tom 90 ATE aggravated by
the SANE Cause.
DO. ou,f,sr II m our people are 'croiulous;
their s.un. are Invaded b, this Ainr ,nlcciion'
and thsif health 10 undermined h, u. To'lraas'
1. Gom the system Ne must rennvsie the hlrod Wy
=, Lucrative mrdirins sad inVgoraie ith, h"slihN
G.,J and exercise. Such msdic,ne Ne supply IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

To The Honorable Justice. ~ the snprsme Judi.
cal C0uft. 10 BE- holi~n az Paris, within and
&c the County ofONioul. on the second ruesday
81 March. 4 u Is6O.
CARAH AKELEY. Il Rnmiofd in said Covnty
y u ONiord. and wife ~ Jane, II. Aksley. Zoe.
msr, II .ad Ilumiof,l. respectfully hb-l' aui
give. this Hon. Cont 20 h. informed ihats she vas
lawfully married 10 the aid James u. AErlcy on
the sih dav u Jolly, 4. II. isIs that your li-l.
LIANT since their intsrmarriage ha. slsays b-haved
hrr.slfas q chasie. adsctioaatr ADD faithhl wife
toward. the said James u. Akslcy, yet the satd
Jane. u. Aksley, p.g-cting his marriage Vo~
aud duiy since the sad marriage, on the Day
81 A.D. Isi9. dil ~illully aBi utterly dss-ft
YOUR llelhnt, and has - continued IN desert hsr
10 the day of ding this lhsl Wherefore soor w.
l~lhnt pray. that The bond u naiTimony may ~
Dissolved tstve,a herself anil the said Jane. H..
Akslsy; aud that said divove would L. rraspna /.
~, and proper, conducive io hafuouy, or the good
Of the pirtis. and consistent With the peace and
morality Of .ocie,y. ADD as in duty boand will
ever pray.
Dated At Psns. sfrs.aij. ihi. 6rst dly u
March, AID. ls6O. SARAH AKELEf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

o,ronp. ssi Ala Court Of Probate held at Pa
ris, within and Coz the Coan,y 81 Oxford, on the
third Tuesday Of Joe AID. lsC0.
CAMuEL A. BRADLEY administrator on the
- estate Of T.. W. Pray, late Of fyc'prg IN
sald Corn,y. deceased, having preseaied b.. last
account Of administration of the estate OF said de-
cease, Cor sllo~ancei
OrL.r,d. That the .sid administrator give no.
tiee to al p~r.ons Interested by causing copy oi
ihi. order 10 H. pubhshed three weeks successive
" In the ONford Democrs, ihst they NAV appear
at q Probate Court 10 b. held Al LoScl. IN 'aid
Couniy. on The ninsteeuth day 81 Decenlrr next, al
two Of the clock in the afternoon, and shew cause
n an, the, have VII, the same should not h. al.
lowed. THOMAS n. BROWN. Judge.
A lrue oopy-a,iesii
DAVID KslFF Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

ONroEr. - At Couu of Probate held at
rau., within and ipr the CountS 81 oNio'd, on
thr thirt rucsda, ~ June, \. u. ls6O.
In.BERT BARRETT, executor ii the last
VI will sui ic.tarrat II HAUL Rove late ~
Suuurf IN saii Cuunly, deceased, having pre-
seated b.. Gr.t account ol standardization Of the
sst,,, Il aid is,sascl l1f snsancr:
OrIrf.,.. hat the .aid executor gave notice 10
~ psrsun. Interested lN cau.i"g copy Of tbs
order a. H. prbh,hsd three Scek' succr'si'eh ~
The uslud D-mucr,i, pahl'c nessraps, pfin.
tel AZ paus, that the, Hs,N appear sta ftUlai"
Cut ~ H. he'll Al f,ri, - sa,d County on the
third TUESDAY ofJuh next aud show cause II any
the, have, shs the same shoali not 10 allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN. Judge.
\ tue oopN-atiest
DAVID ks.Fr. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
STATE OF MAINE.

OtTOEb. ss-At The Suprcne Judicial Cour be-
gun ADD holden At PARIS, with,a add Sc the
Cuuniy II ONfoFd. on the second TUESDAY "
Mach 4. ID. is6O.
JTPON the foregoing libel Il i' ORDERED. That
u the lb.llinl notify the usIoodsnt hrrein
named ofihs pendenc, ofihi. ltel, by 'ausing an
atis,tsd copy Of the sad lbrl and this order u
Court thereon g. b. pabl,shcd three weeks suc-
ce,.iysly Ia the ONio,d Democrat, psIsr printed
IN Paris IN sah Comfy u OSiord. the last publi.
oai,pa 10 D. lhiuy days al lsa., bslpfe the nsst
term II .a,d Court, 10 IT, hotira II PARIS, a1fs-
aid, on the .ocond Tue-dsy ~ August nsSt ihst
he may thea anil lhrte "a 'aid Court sppsar and
she~ cap.s fay he have Why the pnysf u said
lilsl shosll not H. granted.
Aue,t SIDNEY PERIIAM. clerk.
A tue copy u lbel and order ~ couri thereon.
Aiisst; SIDNEY PERIIAM. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

TN E.vbscribet hereby give. public notice lh,i
be hs. l-cn duly appointed by the honorable
nidgr Of Probate Tor the County OF OSiord' Hnd
J.umed the trust ~ administrator II the estate ~
SAMUEL DUDLEY late Of Waterford.
IL aid County. deceased. Boy giving bond a. the
law directs. lie therefore requests all person
WHO ATE indebted 90 the estate oissid decreased
io make Immediate payment; ani those Who have
any demand. ihereOa TO exhibit the same 20
lane 10, lsOD JOHN C.GERRl.
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o,rorp, s., Ala Count Of Probate held a, IA

OIToEp, So Ala CONT Of Probate held At Ia.
ne, within and for the County Of ONiOid 90 the
third Tu.,day ofJunc AID lst0.
CIDEON CUSHMAN, guardian OF sarah =.
VI B~nson, in said couuiy. minor, having pre-
-euici hi. socount 81 guafdianShp Of said ward
Coz allowance:
O,i,,sd, that The said Guardian give notice 10
an pcrson, interested, bY causing a copy of this
order H. pull,shed three weeks sncccs,i'sly IN
the ONfofd Democrat printed at Paris, that they
ma, appe,T nj Probate Court ~ H. he'll al Pati.
In laid County. On the third Tuesday Of July
next, at line OF the clock IN the FORENOON, ADD
.hsw c,u.e II an, they have, Why the same should
not H. alloNcd.
THOMAS u. BROWN. Judge.
A true oopy-a!irsi;
DAVID Ks,rr, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

O,ToEp. So AZ Coutt ct rfolsir h'li 81 Ia
go. eiihia aui int the touniN II oNiofd, on
the third Tu..ia, ~ Jupc. N.p. l'oO.
IulNI,LE~ .. CUMMINGS, administrator
CO.. ths e.aie ofS. n Cunmng. lls Of Ia.
ri, "a .aiI CuulN ir~rs.~i. hVing prr-~nird h'
..,ppI ,ai haal crruun Il ainiu'etu,t,oa Of the
.stair 81 .,ii decreased Ice allowance:
OiS,,.I. That 'hr .sid aim,n'ior give noiioe to
al recon. inirtr.iri Nv causing copy II THIS
ofisr a. 10 publ,,hc three week. surce.s,'ely ~
the ONiurd DrmDerat pfinlrd at fans that they
ml, apu.sf az Probate Court 10 b. held At IA.
~. 30 ADD Cuuai,, 90 che thirl Iu-siay ot Jolly
MT, at ria, ui the clock 80 the iptrnooa, sni
.hs~ c.u.~. u an, the, have, ~hy the zane
,huui upg D. ,lhlWrd.
THOMAS n. BROWN. Judge.
\ trus cup,-aitrsts
pawn KN,rr. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

OlroEp. ..-Nia Court ll',olaie held NJ Par.
10, within anil laf the IpuaiN ui Oxford, on
thu thIri Tu..il, If June. \. II. isbO.
4 GEl.tNE x. HAYES, sduiuistrtfiN 81
\ the estate nl Rrhru -. Have. late II fari'
IN .s,d Cuani, irrra.si hiV,ng ptesenicd hef sc'
cuuut ~ Standardization 80 the estate OF sa'i d.
csa.,ii.s alip~ sacr.
O,1rsi. that the aid adnini't'fiN give notice
io all ps,.on. Interested b, cau'iag o",,c" 10 L.
pulii.hy,i thee wesks suocsssi'rly m The oN.
fd Urnscrst printed ~ rnti., that ihsy na'
appsara = Probate C"utt io b. held At Pans. 90
the h,rd Ti..I,y 81 Jul, n.Nt, at nine II
the cl,sk IN the FORENOON sRi .hrw cause Y any
the, have WI, the same .hould not H. allowed.
THOMAS ~. brown. Jsdgs.
AtTuc copy-Ati,s't
D,yip ksIrr. R,sni,.
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an. az MAINE

CorNr, 90 o,roUr, ss.-ro ihe Sa~',f ~
sr, e. .r1r, tB urr .,fl state or either ~ he
parH. 90, ..rHf'H-.
" rrnHlrI ,uu. ,p attach ne g,r's or e.t,'r
ofWU.ua e.. Mbuu-, ut Nlro', ir siHi CIu1N
afONf.I. .-Ht'-lrt1, tp che vt'ur of two hunirHi
J,IItr.. ,ri .uBIH 10 the .lIa d,.ruisai, 81 BE-
u,, o. lurI u ,pu p,rrilrt. 90 'ppr'f l-t're
con- Jr.I..r. 90 ono ~rntrn- Ju|I.it. tuuft, next
t.Hs b.II,p a. Ptfis wuhia spd frtfe Cnu1i, IT
O,Erf. ul ib- .sr,ni Turs,ii, oi Mach \ ID.
$50. then alI there 60 bb.~rf unto Al-u Jew
.ft.sf " tIrI ElIi, iH saiI Cuunly e ONt 81, l..
i.i.,r. Don e ri-l Hi hni. vhrfri1 che s1,d Ah-rt
J.,..tt J.utuIs against he .tiI William 4.
MhHHr,. tufis 1rf,s, mIIr ur lrss, oi lini, siiu.
stsI DO WsIHtiHrl i1 saii CHnui, ni oNlHtd, heing
che slufbursisfN cnruyf ~ tt nbnlrfeI seSrh 90
The t.1fis,rfh rouge ui l.t. in siit iHsu ul W..
t-tf.ff. tui hlu1 30 - filllNs, Go W.T. trginniag
nd tho slufhvrsi-fl1 cprn~r 1T -aii .ut. thru'-
rauhrf, un ihs Ii,it,ug lin. letSevn 'Iid ~, ani
lrI 81 Thomas Bell siNN-srN r0ls e. stake
ana sflirs .ttpiing on che sputhwvsicrlN rorurr
OF Isaar 4. iiou's land theme rlst Neniy-
thee a,i hiIf d-srrr. north ninety rod. IN
stake AMI STOVES thence .ouih tweuiy-htc de-
grrrs stst sl-lut s-vent, -pn~ rols a. stake and
.frr.. standing on The nofthrrly line ~ aul 81
T.. ofer knt.ht. thrac- westerly ou The 'orihefly
Ian. af hul f,f,ustI, owned D., lswis n. SaSin
,..l Geosls koigbt 10 ihs 6r.t mentioned b1ani,
which ihr sti Alr~ft Jesctt claims ss h's right
ia &C. sruris. Whsryuppn the dsunnlant ssNs,
that Do Wss -r,tri ol che irulndsd premises IN
IA. Jrms.r~ as Of lee ~ihin twrny wears last
rt.f. u4t,I the aid william 4. Whitney unJu.tly
.4i wthput iui.mrnt di..siIrd him thereof. And
An. .,iI ,r,utBdtat claims Zee simple estate IN
..iI pfsini.rs To the damage oi the .aij PLAZA
td Go b. .a,s) the sum of two hundfrd dollsfs 4,
whish .h,I thea anl ths,e be- nidr o. api-ar 9TH
Other Doe damage. Aod have ,Ou there this
wit. With YOUR doiu-s thrreia.
Wuns.. John ;. Tsnasy. Esq,iife, at Paris,
tls 6fo-1ih day OF ftbupry, ih the year oi our
l.1r, t-j6. ALNAll BLACk, Geek.
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The Subscriber hereby give. public notice that
he Ia. been appointed b. the Honorable lodge Of
Probate, Coz the Couniy Of Oxford, and assumed
the trust u Administrator Of the estate Of
ISAIAH KIMBALL, late Of Waterford,
in said County, deceased. BY giving bond az the
Law drcel,-he therefore reqae.i. sllpe..oas Who
arr indebted 10 the estate II aid deceased. to
make Immediate payment and iha.e who have
sny demands thereon. 10 exhibit the same TO
JOHN Z. GERRY.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ONroEn ss.-N ihr >uprcm- Judicial Court.
l~-ua sBi holien IT rafis, ~itin ani lof the
Iauat, n Oxford, on the second TUESDAY 81
M.rh, tb.iug th- thirI-rnih day of aid Inou,h)
Am, puuini, i~60. AnI HoS ga the hf.t DAY ol
tbs tenn the Death of Jhc desnIsnt having been
suggested a. ihr Court,
OhbEKEu, that nutice of the pentency
81 th,. suit ~ given 90 the heifs Of the sa'd
d.iesf,,i. by pubh.hiug al atiest-d cops e the
pbiuud'. wit. Nth tbs order Of coa't lhsfeon'
thee weeks .uscr..ivel, ~ the ONiuri Democrat,
an-~-pap-r priairl at PARIS. "a the Coun'y OF
'Nilri. the hst publication 10 b. not Es' lhan '
DAYS before The usNt term Of this Court 10 De
hoti-u a. Paris. Within ani br the C1oniy OF
ONior'i. oa the secaai Tusslay OF August, lsoO,
that saii he,rs IT said defendant may thee and
thcie appear, and answer TO saii suit IL they
shall scr cause.
ArrEst; SIDNEY PERHAN. CLERK.
\ tree cupy VI the viii With the Order o.
Court iherrpu.
ARTIST; SIDNEY PERIIAM. Clerk.
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Ayers Calhariic Pills,
ron ALI. TnE PURPOSES oF AFAMu.I
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A.. ~ rou,oosrL that di.,ass sithia Tho 'snge 81
Their sstiua c.a r,tr', Vits''Hi of ''adr ihrm'
Their t.us,r,tus rup~t,io. sr',ch anl cleanse
God iu,,rnfste sys,N rHtiiHp 90 ihr hnmln gan
,.tn. s,frsurg 90 diseased scti'n, ani f'siofiog
81. hs.th, ,I,att,-s. 4 q cunseqaencs IL thee
pturs,ii,., The ,uv'ld who - bowed dow" WIN
'.., .r rb,.,,,I Jrl,a, o. ss,out. bel o. hui Do.
health 80 sp,ts, trs,uud D., r'm'i, 81 uooc -
.iulil. sni ,n,iiing.
Nsi osl, 40 Tho, or,c the e'rr, H., oomp'''n''
of s,rN l-si,. i-,i alec unu, '''1tiahl' H"d d'o.
-.,.s. .i.rasss. The agr1i lel1w named Sul
isrn,.h ru,t,. tn, Aurrfirsn Ai'anhr, confirming
,rt,fraiss ~ iheir Cp,'s aud difs,iiuns Zoe ihe''
u.. Boz the f,npviHs c1nr'ipis. '"sii''n"''
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.t,i I..rtr,, oT th- Rbv,l.. Iiaiu'rHrN, lnss 81
Ar,.t,,s, Jsuudies. 400 ihst kindf,i zoo rli'"ts
a,,.i.s io,a lo~ state II ,hs b'dy or ob'''''''on
I'd If. fHHTIflns