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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-20
IN CIiANCERY.


The object of this suit is to recover from tho ADJ
ministrators of Stephenson. decd, the specified
legacy and distributiye share of Mahala W ade thu
wife OF Joh, ade, in the estate OF her fathsr
Adam Stephenson, deed, and also recover frt Ia
the Administrator of Caroline Stephenson. decd.
the distributive share Ct the SAID Mahaa Wade in
the estate of her sister Caroline Stephenson, Decd
which said legacy and distributve shares have been
transferred by said John b Wade and Mahala
his wife, to David Il Bird, in Trust 10 secure ee,
tain creditors therein named By deed bearing date
the 2ath .pt January, 1853, ami duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Highland County Court; and
affidavit having been made and tiled that the De-
tendant Amos stephenson, is not resident of thin
Commonwealth On the motion of the Plaintiff, by
Counsel, it is ordered that the sad Defend ant do
appear here, within one month after due pubca-
ton of this order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit and that copy Of
this order be published in the Staunton indicator,
once week, ter four successive weeks, and that
another copy be posted at the front door OF the
'urt house of this County, the fret day Of the
next term Of the County Court of said County.
Copy Teste,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-20

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or.
flee OF the Circuit Court OF Highland County,
ON Monday the 2nd day OF January, 1860:
David II Bird, Trustee Of John Y " sde and Ma
hala HIS ife,-Plaintitf,
AGAINST
Asgal Stephenson and John Stephenson in their
own right and as Administrators with the " Ill
annexed ct Adam Stephenson, decd, John Y
Wade and NJ al ala his wife, Andrew Stephenson
James Stephenson, Allen stephenson, Amos Ste
phenson, David Grove and Jepetta hiE wife, Por.
ter NJ Arnold and julia bis vile, and William w
Fleming, Adm'or Caroline Stephenson, dcod,-
natu
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-20

January 20. 1S60.--4w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25


O,ToEp, u.-At the Court of County Commi'.
showers, holden NJ Paris, 10 and int the Conni,
of Oxford, on the 81 Tuesday of Nav. A. ID.
Is6O.
Upoa the foregoing petition, satisfactory eVi.
.leacr having bs,u received that the petitioners
are responsible, and that Inquiry intn the merits
githeir application u eXpedicut, Il 10 Ordered.
,h,tthe C1unty Commissioner meet at the dwell.
iin,.hau.s ~ EleucIsr Wsshburn In Hartford, on
Thur.d,, the 2sih dsy oi JuDe next, stirn O'clock
NJ. ,,nd thence proceed H. view the route mFniipn
"a 10 said petitiou; Immediately after which view
nearing ofthe parties aud Witnesses will H. had
some convenient place IN the Nicin,iy, and such
ther measures taken IN the premises a. the Com.
iissioners shall judge proper.
AMI II IL farther Ordered, that notice oithe time.
lace and purpose Of the Commissioners meeting
foresaid h. given To- all pcrsons and Computations
,teresed b, causing alie.ied copies Of said petit
,n aaI of thi. orler thereon 20 be served upon
he r.spec,ise Clerk, Of the towns ol Hartford
nd Canton, aud also posted mp IN three public
t.ces in each Of said towns and published three
rsk. successiVely IN the Oxford Democrat
ew.paper printed at Paris, IN said COun.
Of OSiofd, the first Of said publications and
,ch Of the other notices, Ia b. made, served
"A p,.teL, AT ieast thirty days before said time
1 meeting TO the cad that all persons and cor
fa,ion. NAV thea and there appear and shes
use IL any they have. Why the prayer OF said
ritioner. should not be granted.
Auesti SIDNEY PERilAM. Clerk.
true COPY oi said petition snd order OF Court.
Atlc,u SIDNEY PERiiAM. Clark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
Chairman Town Com

A LrrlE MNrD. Mr.. BOlden IN th'
Charleston Convention, prrclaimsd that h
believed the slave trade to be the most phi
Ianihropic Institution sHiAn', or which
could b established. lie bad slaves on hi
plantation direct from Africa AMI they were
the noble-, Romans Of them all.
Nov. IT the slaves on the plantation d'rWI
from Africa were the noblcst Romans Of
them all. will Mr.. Boldsn. or some other
slave Democrat tor HIN, eOndescend u ex
plain the pLilanihropic features Of this in
sutution. According to bis own showing,
the men ja.l stolen, we're Car superior to
ihO.s who had boon under the iuluence for
some time Of thi, philan,hrCpie appliances,
which We think jus,ifos Us in calling for
an explanation. We wait 10 get il.
milwaukee FroS Dem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

INV YoEE T o. Tho Traveller says
The New York Pos, OGicc has BEEN confer
red on Gen John \. Dix, a democratic,
FRYE soil-barn.burnius.-vA BureB-W ilmot,
Proyi.o-na,iOnal Supporter Of slavery and
It's extension. DIX has been seeking nation.
81 ofice Tor a dozen years. has changed hi.
coat dozen times, and now has 20, place
that will last a dozen months. IL i rather
= Sir y way Of getting an otbcc, to e, i, at
The tenth hour. NJ can't steal much
which must BE- sonsshns thought 90 the
Secretary Of the Treasury, aud hi. period Of
service will be his &" Year Of Con.ola ton -
for past failures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

A Masonic Lodge, under the name Of JEFF
fsrson Lodge No. leo, was constituted by
the 0ihcer. u the Grand Lodge Of Maine, al
Bryant'. Pond, on Thursday the l5,h inst.
The ceremonies were conducted by NJ. ".
Timothy J. Murray Of Portland. assisted
BY R. W. joseph COvell Of Jay, d. q. NJ.
WIN. \. Rust Of south Paris, q. NJ. and
members Of OIl1rt. Par. and Bsshe, Lodge.
The exercises were Interesting and impress
siJs, aud left favorable impression upon
the numerous witnesses. The South Paris
Band furnished music fOr the occasion.
The oi5cers u the Lodge aro as follows
james D. Currier. W. NJ.
John Il. Merrill. ;. W.
james Rus, j. W.
VIM. y. Lapham, +.
X. X. Dunbar. ;.
Joel Psrham. Jr.. ; u.
Thomas ClrmaB. j. ID.
Caleb Besse, Jr., Tyler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

Thi. preparation. Il. "a oer,ain cure Coz all dis
s,.e. u the throat aal Luns.. Coash., Colds,
Rraashi,i.. whaopiag Coush. Croup. lns'Piea,
Coa.nmp,ion. Sc. In confirmation Of the high.
ct medical autho,iy that " consumption can l'e
cared - nunerou. instances of complete rrs'ota.
too from ,hi. disease. BY the nee OF this Bal'am
can o. givcn.
Ls,trr lrom Elder II. l.. G,lmaa, miai''sr Of
ths Gospel IN N,rnout'
Glover. VI. June 20, 1850.
Ms..r.. :. W. Fowls \ Ca
Ccais.-I hsrrby certify that ! have leen
tf,glirl lor ssysfal wears With difficulty " the
heart .nI laags, ani have applied 10 se,e'a
ph,sisiah. ior help, aal have tried alnost cyeg
rrn,s,iy II The uaa@rous oac- Which have heea
recommended siihout receiving IA, assisiance
L.. nd br-a rrusing weaker All wrskvf, uutil
hesnl- of Wtsuf's Bal.sm Of Wild Cher ~
,l.,st a wear ago. I cnnmsacrd using u With im.
r,.l,,t. RELIEF d has not onl restored m, luags
o. f, .lnnd state. bot I am entirely relieved 81 the
J,ai-ahy. or disease II the heart. have ~
bs.it.t,an an s.,ing that u y the best medicine
l.-f,rr the pablc, anl mast che-riully anl con
.r,-,til.,si, recommend u o. an perspns suiering
s,,h palmsaaf, complaints. n. l.. GiLNAS.
Do. Fr,sl.,sh. 81 S,ug,r,ies, y. V, avs be
r,,,.,l Iissr csnllsn, &c Eaf N~au' staud,sg
hat ~saId not ,,siI o. The usaal remedies.
Aho,h.a Sk,untn. VI. H., of R,uadbrook, v.
] s,,.,t q. the beet ms,liciac hr cnnsnmpiioa "a
.,s,, stage, that be has eyrf AnoSa.
N,a. scaaias ualc,s s,gnsd |. BUTTS oa the
~pppsf,
Prr,,rr,l b, SrrH W. Fowtt 5 CO.. noston,
apJ f,r ale Nv n. y. Bate \ CO., fsris. Wm
4. Rect. S,ath Pare; u. I. Naycs, NorwaN;
A.. Atwood s Co. RacA6rld; ". ; Chase 4
a, D,,6.IV. T. : Chandirf and 4. 4 ~. n.
M,.ss ur.hsl anl bs dealers everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

CAUSE AND EuEcr. !, Is only a few
year. since the state Of New York began
going Republican. and already has i, been
found necessary TO enlarge Auburn prison.
Rome sentinel.
Ithapart Of the mission Of the RePub-
liean. to provide quarters Tor those members
Of the democratic party who're 4" NANTES,
destiny" calls ior the enlargement Of all
penal Institutions. The thinning out Of
their ranks may b. thus accounted Tor.
lEvcnins Poet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
~ CORNnILL. BOSTON. ~
BROWN & TAGGARD,
Publishers and Wholesale
Booksellers.

Amoag their many valuable publications are;
CI-lyls's E,savi. 4,ol.. u no.
Mss Nir,olii.a'' Qss,sssf Esgiasi, 7'ol.
E.ty. lsps,iis AsssSIsa, liNols.
Pa-lsys Clbtsa IibfaFy, y vols.
MafEafst FsAsf's Works, vols.
Rsils's Tss's Es'ops, 10 vols.
tSrHIts:
Css.rgts W'g'ts q FS4sa,s Ba.sr. IS vols.
Mcssrs Brown 4 Tsggard Keep coustantly on
hauI YER, large All complete stock of Letter
aud Note psPcr. Ea'slop~,, Pcss, Iak, Slatss.
The ystiov. school Books IA 80. IN New Tag.
Lad. BibLss, Ca BOOK. Sphisri and Mscsi.
ancuas Bs..k.. all ever, ,hing IN any -, per.
tanning u g,sefsl BOA ani Stationery busi.
usss.
They ~iIl b. pleased n suppl, order. from
BooA .slist., Coantr, Merchants. teachers, sc,
a ,at,.isctur, pficr-; aai ~oali ,nv,ts them,
shsn y,sriing the city, Go call add examine their
hrr- stock t-Girr Purchasing sl.sshste.
BROwN - TAGGARD.
ruhhsAets / Nhulsssic Rockefeller, BosroS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
10 d. IIen. cauny comn.nloa,r % o,fotl

To the Ilon. Counly Commissioners 6r oSiord
tuun,y.
WYE, the ual,uigned, Inhabitants Of town
w 81 llsdiofd and 'icinl,,, wsf-ciiull' rep
rsseat that pnbl,c CONVENIENCE sol nee ssi'y -
qair, that Couniy way H. located and establish
~ ~ the i1llos,ng route, via
Uesianing At the Counlv road at the irpi oi the
bill. r..tsfl, 81 EL-peter Washburn''. on 90 nca'
the original l,i ln- separating the farms aoS oc'
cupi.,i by ,aii Washbufn All Saml'l Toh'n'
thsacc .5ath-easirfly o. the Counly rad lsadiug
tom Canton Mil. westerly TO Sunn~r; thence
sotth.sa.isfly slpog aid road 10 C,n,on Mile
ani make such alterations bsiScea Wh'ins' Poad
ADD William Ell,.'s catiiage shop, a. NAV be
found necessary TO avoid or remedy The h''l' To
locate part OF the whole as may h. thought ne
o.sssy.
Therefore the undef.isped request yoa To- view
the route ab1vsuamed. aud lrc.le and establish /"
coani, way.
A.. IN duty hound viii ever pray.
Hartford, April o, ls60.
EBENEZER wAsilBURN.
And - others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
Ratification Meeting.

The Wide Awake Club at So. Paris. have
made arrangements to hold meeting %
Hiily the nomination og LrNcoLN AND
BAHllN, ON THURSDAY next. at o'clock
p. M. The friends Of the cause in the VIZ
eini,y are invited to be Prcsens. Speakers
from abroad will De invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

Late letters from Europe state tina, the
health Of Theodore Parker wa. rapidly fall
is., aud that there was little hope that be
would rally. lie va, in Florence, whittier
he had been aiken with the vain hope that
change Of scene would bsnsst him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
Farm for Sale.

WILL. be .oA cheap for each, the tam 'ot.
w med, owuei by SiGi'n fur'ng Sad
Hrn - snusici ~ the town ct u'r~ausocd, near
Urr,uwooi Cit,..o called, shrfy thee T. 'si"ro
aai Pat Oihcr. n =. .ituatri viihin ah'ui IL
~ e mile Of Grist m,il. CAp..,sui. 18th sod
Shiugle Maehins.. ADD ai.,ut i,pr AID oac hall
mix. from Wssi rau. RAILROAD Stat,on.
said fin coatsins about 200 acf,. of Land; 10
well watcrri. and suitably divided into pastursg-
moving and iillagc; - good soil aud ,,u poo.
dnrttVr.
There y good orchard. house. sad good
bsfa; slso q n~yst.ia,liag wrll ol sat,,.
~, further particular. inquife Of the snh.cr'l-f
oa the premises. BEN. q. PARKER.
Gfcclwoof. Apnl n. Is60 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

The creates, remedy Ofthe day i' unquss-
tOnAbly Perry Davis vess,abl, PLrN Krt.
TIA, Cor the instant relief Of all pains,
seAlds. bruises, &c. and for pain, IN the
stomach and bowels it i used with en-
eOuragins success in in sudden attacks Of
cholera Gnt cholera morbu.. Sold by drug
fists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

The population Of Illinois Is estimated at
l.SOO, OO0, All Wisconsin at SCOOPS.
Thsse two SiAie,, therefore, on the present
bass u representation, will gain - mem.
bers u Congress, lllinoi. having l. instead
OF 2, and Wisconsin : instead OFFS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

Dy'Pepsia i'A hydra-headcd disease, and
only in the OIyscnatsi Bitter. does il end
q" foemAn worthy Of il, steel" Thi,rcn-
.dy at once sIpsl. the disease from III, ,ys-
ten, and restore. the digestive organs to a
state o, health and comfort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

NOTICE. Til, may certify that have ihi.
~ d,y given 10 NV .on. MoRRs VI. SHALL.
b.. time a. act and trade ior himself. and shall
no, pay any oi hi. debt. nor CLAIM any Of his
earnings after this date.
JOSEPH =. SMALL.
Dated ut East Rumford. April ., ls60.
Witness. sIrrHES fARsUN, strrHrs II.
ABBOTT. ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

RREEDoM NOTICE. hvrcby oeriif, tina
u have this day given my son, CHaRLns A
LLIs, b.. time to act aud trade ior hims.lf.
,all hereafter claim none Of his wages nor pa,
n dsb,s u his contracting.
Sweden. May Hh, isCo.
GIDEON u. ELLIS.
Aue,t, T.. W. WOODBURY.. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

\TOTICE. The superiniendng School Co@-
miliee Of Woodstock viii be "a session Mt
wants Pond, on the last Saturday "a May
st. or the examination OF teachers, who pro
,.eIo teach school 10 this town the coming sun
81. w. u. LArHAM, Chairman.
Woodstock, May I, ls6O. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
THE CARTOONS OF RAPHAEL,

Ion sAtE EN
CHARLES II. NORTON. NV YoNE.
Every Subscriber will receive Coz TEN DOL.
LARS paid,
A SET Of S~yen u the ihr.t rngrying. ever
~ pfudscsj. the pruaf Impressions Of which
wstr purchased at $3.50.
BrscEirTIoS ~ rus rNoR,VINGs;
last. Paul preaching at Athens.
The vanci gfoup.-ihe hne thinking heads
among the sudii1rs-the expression ofcufio,iiy.
reflection, doubl. coaVciicn, faith, a. revealed 80
The didcrcnt counlenaaees aad auitude., are all
6n~ a. possible
o. this one grrat effort u art !. con binei all
that i gtrat ia dri~ins, "a expression aud com
Ian.IIIun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
To Builders.

THE subscriber purpo.e. hu'ldiag small
house. CA he farm al S1alh Paris, this
Sprias. h~ill b. % b., l6i c.t. With t~o rooms
leiaw, snd tn ch,mhrrs. II - g. be rough
boarded ADD b,tlsurl. aal the Inside flashed ~
a PLATA aul .sb.tlsuil m,unst Proposal, sre
.oicitri far furnishing 10 The material. and con.
plsting the ha,li,ny 81 or occupancy, except
paiut,ng For iuuhcf particulars ani proposal.
.tdrrss the .ubscr,Lst At roftlani, Nc, % MIDI
Dc 81 DARIUS Forbes.
Portland. April ?. 1880.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

The engine Of the Daniel Webster va.
considerably injured while she was bS,vccn
Bslf.s; and Roeklanl. on her as. trip. No
oIe was hurt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
Hebron Academy.

THE Sumner ses. on Of lhi. School viii con.
i meme on MosDAr, the second day Of Jusr
nexi. sader the instruction 81
ST.. NEAL, A. ~, Principal.
Miss HARRiIr T.. DousLA's. Precspiress.
and Teacher Of Music sad Preach.
Boarl ut $500 per week. Tuiiioa from 40
a. 50 50 per tern. Nusie ertrs.
JOSl.rl lows. s.rrsi,ry.
Hsbroa, M, 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
LOOK HER E!
We Mon who want n Farm |!

rI,IIE subscriber will seli his Farm. situated 10
Iisbron. one mile from the Academy. sad
farm contsia. i25 acres, suitably divided uuo
Geld. iill.ge and pasiurage, with good w1od ana
timber lot connected. There are two wells ana
a good orchard. a part Of which has 'see",iy
been set out. This farm !. ea,irei, is.eed WIN
stone /, tbs bailding. are q one story house Two
good barns, wood she'd. granary' a grand good
sho. shop, and other necessary out l'uidiag..
Thi. farm will he cold at ta'gaia. II applied
lor ,.oo. For farther Inflammation inqaire Of the
proprietor. on the premises.
rp,NCIs II. PRATT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

The Republicans OF South Paris, organ
iIsd Wide Awake Club" Tuesday eve.
ming, Maj Dsnnst Is the President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. an
old Fillmore organ. hois,s the name. OF Lin
colo 4 Hanlin and declares 1, the duty Of
oil patriotic men 70 work for their election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

LNcolS & lIANLiN FAC. The frs, Lin.
coin & Hlmln Gag in this region, was
thrown to the brccEs on wednesday evening
a. South Paris. II was greeted with three
hearty cheers. Speeches were made on the
occasion BY Msssrs. Psrham. Rus: aud Roy
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

We learn that Benjamin W. BrySnt, Ia.
been appointed postmaster At South Paris.
ries Vim Poster resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
DIE D.

AZ Rich Guich. Cal. ~ ult., Nc AT-r G,
Esrne., aged 80 year. o m,nIh'-son Of Lathe
Eanes II Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
n A r r lie D .

u Bethel. s,h. NJ. D,nisl n, Grover to Miss
Martha ". E.mes both II Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

DIssoLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ The copar,netship heretofore existing be-
tween the .ob.e, hers. under the firm 81 Knapp
4 PuInsm, !. this day dissolved by mutual COO.
sent. Al persons ,hs, have any demand. against
aid 6ru. are requested ~ present the sane TO
A. X. Knapp cor settlement. aud ell those that
a.e indebted To said fen, are reqse.ied TO make
i,nmedia,e payment 10 said Knapp, he being 'h.
oaly person authorized 10 SETH the affair. OF said
6,a. A. X. KNAPP,
r. ". PUTNAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of Paris are re
ous.,sd o. NEE, at the Town House IN Pari.
Saturday, June md; at 5 o'clock Z; NJ, Z
choose GVe delegates 70 attend the Repnbli
can State Convention. to be holden at Ban
Rs STEVENS
Chairman Town Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
CLOCKS, JEwELRY,
Spectacles, Spoons, &C.,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED
AND ron s,i.E Low, NJ
SAMUEL RICHARDS, Jr.
so Paris, ApTil, 1850.
Barley for Seed /!

THE .ul,eril,-t ha. for sale a lot of BARLEY
/ fsr seed. II !. clean and nice, and free IRON
all foul seeds. TO L. had at his iarm.
DARIUS FORBES.
South Paris, May Z, 1860. 3wl5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

I'HE Subscriber hereby gives pubic notice that
he has been dat, appointed by TIE hoR'rsblr
Judge Of Probate Coz the Couai, of OSlorj. aai
assumed the trust of Executor OF the last Will
aud Test msut of
EDMUND BOwIIER late Of Woodstock.
in said County. decreased. hy giving bond a. the
h~ directs. lie therefore reques ell persoos
whn are Indebted O. the estate ofsaid deceased 20
make immediate payment; and those having any
,lrut,nl thereon, 10 exhibit the same 10
Nav IS. lseD. ALDEN CHASE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
We are indebted the senator, fossendsn
and nAmlin Tor valuable Documents.

We learn Tia, The public house on the
sunni, Of Pleasant Mountain, was destroyed
By Ere. on Monday morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

The village Vi Prssqus Isls has besn near
iy burned Up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
State OF Maine.

Executive DTrlErsrsr,l
Augusta. Ma Z, is60.
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council
will he held At the Cauncil Chamber, ~ Augusta,
on Tuesday the tWclnh day Of Jnos neat.
AiIest: Moan SsirH,
SECRETARY ofSnie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Tn. uod.r

I'REEDOM NOTICE. I hereby rrliaqui.h
i to nv 500. JoHs W. BRooEs. the remain.
DEF of h.. mnpriiy, To transact business Coz him.
self shalt claim apne Of h,. -1rn,ngs, noe pay
any debt. 81 b.. Contracting. after thu. date.
WM BROOKS.
Attest W.. VI. BRooEs.
Woodstock, April -. 1860. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

TUE suh.cr.her hereby yives public notice that
4 b. h.. b-rn duly appointed by the honorable
Jui.s of Probate i1r the County Of Oxford, and
assume, the trust IT Administrator OF the estate
of ALMON TwlrCnElL, late Of Bethel,
IN All Cganiy. deceased. BY giVing hood as the
l,w directs. lie therefore request, all pefs"n.
shp are indebted 90 the estate Of aid De eas-d,
% make lmmsinte payment; aud those who have
an, drmlnIs thereon t1eNhibit the sane o.
Ma, IS, ls6O. OZMON VI. TWITClIEIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
STATE OF MAINE.
Tsr..uHtNs o,Tier.

Tst.suRtR's OITIcE,
Augusta, April d, 1870.
TPON the 6llosing township. or tract. Of
u hni, MT liable 10 be assessed ~ any tosa.
n. lpIawing assessments &c State tax werr made
by an act OF the i~gi.litnfe, approved Oa the 18Th
,l,y Of Mach. 1850.
COuSrf 90 OtEORD.
And. No. Surplus aud West. -Four Dollars
add Seventy i've cents, 40
e, Two dollars aud fifty cent?. go
Z saplu., Three Dollar. aud 'e'eniy.h'e
cents, 5To
No. 4 u I. Tea dollars, 1000
40, ) u I, Seven dollars and fifty cents. ! 80
No. I X ?, Five Dollars and 66y cents, 80
No. 5 x =, SIX dollars and twenty five cents p
No. I X ,. Five Dollau, 800
No. 5 X 3, Three dollars AL ,eveniy. 1--we et'.3 -
No. I Il 4, Five dollars, 800
No. 5 X I, Five dollars sni cighly-eight cts. 50
\. I.2 No. 5 X ), Two dollars and weniy-
five cepis, rs
n. 10 No. S Il 5, one dollar and twenty.
i've cents. %
NATHAN DANE. Tt. Of State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
Mapes' Sup. Phos. Lime.

4 Ills pla,h's mhnars "a lof sale At the farm Of
the spb.cr,hcr. al the Nss No'k price,
ir,ishtani charge. added. Nhish j. SIS pee bag.
DARIUS fORnES.
soulh Pari.. Anil 2. 800 10
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CIlEK KNIGHT lite Of Norway,

Ia .aid Couaty. deceased, By giving bosd s'ths
law directs. She therefore requests all persons
oh, are Indebted 10 the estate ssid deceased 10
make immediate payment; and those Who have
any demand. thereon ta exhibit the same 10
Msy rs, Is6D MARTHA A. Knight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

The figure Of Christ - wonderfully noble in
conceptions aud treatment; the heads u the App..
de. ace iael, diversified: there j. great unity II
effect in the design, great HARMONY aud tender
~. An al. e.t.f
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pETER CmAsE hl, of Pam.

'rllE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
.hs ha. been duly appointed By the honorable
JuI.e Il Probate Coz the Couniy af ONfsrd, and
,..unr,. the trust u administrators ofthe estate