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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-01-26
I. o. o. r.

I. o. .. r.
.sSxssxs<. The regular meetings of Dowagiac
~ Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., are held at
SszFNsR<< their Hall on Thursday evening of
each week, at X o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend
r. WATSON, N. G.
HENRY MICHAEL, Sec'y.
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PROBATE ORDER.

PROBATE ORDER.
CTATE OF MICHIGAN--County of Cass-ss.
y At session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, on Tuesday, the third day of January,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Present-C Clifford Shanahan, Judge OF Probate
In the matter of the estate of Silas Clough,
deceased. On reading and filling the petition duly
verified, of Samuel K. Rockwell praying for license
to sell real estate of said deceased-----
Thereupon it is--ordcred, that Saturday, the
eighteenth day OF February next, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate are
required to appear at a session of said Court then
to be holden at the Probate Office, in Cassapois,
and show cause if any there be, why the prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
OF the tendency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of this order to be pub.
lished in the Cass County Republican, newspaper
printed and circulating in said County Of Cass. for
four successive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing. C. SHANAHAE
A true copy. Judge of Probate.
January 3, 1850 ian12-sSws
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Special Notices.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
" The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge
~ No. 10, F. and A. NJ, are held at their Hal
on the first Saturday before full moon of every
month. P. D. BECKWITH, w. NJ.
s. BowLNG Sec'y.
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sENATE-sIxrY-sIx MEMBERS.

Ola mEM6EHS.
John q. Breckenridge, of Ky, President er-oHoio
Republicans lin Nalies) "a; Democrats Gin Ro.
man, 81; Americans I'm SMALL cAPrrALs,)2 Va
cancies, 2. Total, ss. The figures before each
Senator's name denote the year when his term
expires.]
1851. Benz Fitzpatrick. 1863 Jefferson Davis.
1861. Clement G. Clayjr. 1865. Albert G. Brown
1851 Rob bA1 W Johnson. 1851 James s Green
1868. VIM K Sebastian. 1868. Trusten Polk.
1851. William NJ. Gwin. 1861. Daniel Clark.
1868. III P. Haun. 1863. John P. Hale.
1861. Lafayette s. Foster 1861. Vim. Il. .Ss.oard.
1868. James Dicon. 1868. Preston King.
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
1863 James A. Bayard 1863. Jno. R. Thomson.
1865. *willard Salisbury. 1865. *Jno. c. Ten Eyek
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
1861. David L. Yates. 1851. Thos. L. Clingman
1868. Stephen R. Mallory 1865. *Thomas Bragg
GEORGIA. OHIO.
1861. Alfred Iverson 1861. George E. Pugh
1865. Robert Toombs. 1868. Benjanin f. Wade
ILLINOIS. OREGON.
1861. Lyman Tma5uH. 1861. Joseph Lane.
1865. Steph'n A. Douglas 1865. [vacancy.l
1861. Graham N Fish 1861. William Bigler
1868. Jesse ID. Bright 1868. Simon Cameron.
a.
1861. james Harlan. 1868. James +. Simmons.
1865. *James W. Grimes. 1865. *Henry b Anthony
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
1861 JNo ]. CRIrTENDEN 1861. Jas. III. Harmon.
1865. %LazarusW Powell 1865. James Chestnut, jr.
LOUISIANA TENNESSEE.
1861. John Slidell. 1858. Andrew Johnson
1865. Judah p. Benjamin 1855. "a. D. r. Nicholson
MAINE. TEXAS.
1868. Hannibal Hamlia. 1861. Vacancy.
1858. Vna. Pitt Fessenden 1865 *Jno w. Hemphill.
MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT
1868. Charles Sumner. 1861 Jacob Colldmer.
1865. Henry Wilson. 1868. Solomon Foot.
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA
1861 James A. Pearce 1863 James M. Mason.
1868. ANTHONY KENNEDY 1865. Robt N. T. Hunter.
MICHIGAN WISCONSIN.
1863 Zdc. Chandler. 1861. Charles Durkee.
1865. *K. s. Bingham. 1863 james r. Doolittle.
MINNESOTA.
1863 Henry NJ Rice.
1865. Wilkinson.
*Not members of the XXXVth Congress.
Appointed by the Governor to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Senator Broderick.
HOUSE OF ES-2S7 MEMBERS.
Republicans CRoman), 113; Administration DEM
ocrats (Italicsl 90; Anli-Lecompton Democrats
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-01-26

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MEMBERS.
Republicans (Roman) 1l3; Administration DEM
ocrats (Italics), 90; Anli-Lecompton Democrats
R oman spacedl, s; South Americans
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SMALL cAPITALs), %.

ARKANSAS.
l Z. O. Hindmdn,
2 Albert Rust.
CALIFORNIA.
1 Charles l.. Scott,
2 John &. Burch.
CONNECTICUT.
l Dwight l.. Loomis,
2 John Woodruff,
8 Alfred A. Burnham,
4 Orris s. Ferry,
DELAWARE.
l : Vim. g. Whitley.
FLORIDA.
l George s. Haarkins.
GEORGIA.
l Peter Lore,
2 *MdrtiR j. Crawford,
3 THos. HARoEMAN, jr.
4 #Luciats j. GartreU,
5 *John W. Underwood,
6 *James Jaekeon,
Z *JosHUA HILL,
s John j. Jones,
ILLINOIS.
l *Elihu b. Washburns
2 ~. +. Farnsworth,
8 *Owen Lovejoy,
4 *William Kellogg,
5 isaac ". Norris,
6 John A. Ne ClernGnd,
Z James Q. Robinson,
s Philip B. Fouke,
8 John A. Logan,
INDIANA.
1JWlliam T. Ni5ldck,
2 William n. English,
3 William NJ. Dunn,
4 William s. Holman,
5 *David Kilgore,
6 Albert G. Porter,
u o h n G.. ID avis,
s *James Wilson,
9 Schuyler Colfax,
10 *Charles Case.
IL *John U. Petit.
Iowa.
l samuel r. Curtis,
2 William Vandever.
KENTUCKY.
1 *Henry g. Burnett,
2 *SamueL o. PeytOn,
8 FRANCIS NJ. BRIsTow,
4 tWM. G.. ANDERSON,
5 John Z, Broaon,
6 GREEN ADAMS,
7 ROBERT MALLORY,
s William E. Simms,
9 LABAN L. MOORE,
10 #John W. StecenSon.
LOUISIANA.
l j. EDWARD BOULIGNY,
2 *Miles Taylor,
3 *Ihos. q. Ddcidsoa,
4 j. II. Ldadruna.
MAINE.
l Daniel E. Somes,
2 John ]. Perry,
8 Ezra b. French.
4 *Freeman III. Morse,
5 *lsrael Washburn, jr.
6 stephen G. Foster.
MARYLAND.
l *Janes II. Stea0drt,
2 EDWARD FL. WEBSTER,
8 t*J. NJ. HARRIS,
4 t#HENRY w. DAVIS,
5 *Jacob II. KunkeI,
6 George W. Hughes.
MASSACHUSETTS.
l Thomas ID. Eliot,
2 *James Buifinton,
8 Charles f. Adams,
4 Alexander III. Rice,
5 samson Burlingame,
6 John B. Alley,
Z *Daniel w. Gooch,
s Charles r. Train,
3 ELI Thayer,
10 Charles Delano,
IL *Henry l.. Dawes.
MICHIGAN.
l tGeorqe B. Cooper,
2 %Henry WaldrOn,
8 Francis w. Kellogg,
4 Dewitt G. Leach.
MINNESOTA.
/ Cyrus Aldrich,
2 William Window.
MISSISSIPPI.
/ #Lucius Q. G. Lamer,
2 *Ru6en Darts,
80 William Bdrksdale,
4 Otho r. Singleton,
5 #John j. McRae.
MISSOURI.
1 tRichard Barrett,
2 *Th0mas L. anderson,
8 *Johs b. Clark,
4 James Craig,
5 Samuel Il. Woodson,
6 *John s. Phelps,
Z John W. Noen.
New HAMPSHIRE.
l Gilman Marston,
Q *Mason w. Tappan,
3 Thos. NJ. Edwards,
NEW JERSEY.
/ John T. Nixon,
2 J. l.. N. Strattou,
8 *G arm e B. A drain,
4 ] etur R. Riggs,
o William Pennington.
New YORK.
/ Luther G. Carter,
2 James Humphrey,
8 *Ddniel Il Sickles,
4 *Thomas j. Barr,
5 = William B. Aaclay,
s *John Cochrane,
Z George Briggs,
s N o r al e +. CLARK,
9 ~ o b n b. II a s kin,
10 Chas. II. Van Wyck,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-01-26

SHOT members of the XXXvth Congress.
Appointed by the Governor to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Senator Broderick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
Nn,,dotr for Poison

THtPn, KrtttE. Rev. r. Alien. wri'ins
from Ts,oy. Bu,mah. Jan. 5,h, isS7. aye With
90 ths past four Years have used aad disposed OF
above i've hunlrsi ho,tics, bet an no~ oct.
Piss.e .snl me irs.h supp, (throush the Ms
..sa Room,) a. 900 a. yeu can. say t~o hunsred
toitiss. Gar, MT ~ w,,hau, :, mys'h. ani there
a., euil,ss eau. Zoe u. both By Burman' a'd ha'
rios. alvay. take Il With me into The ynnge''
snI have fclsent oeca.,oas 20 u-s Il. both % N,
.sf and others. De a,gh,. ~h,ls 'le'p'ns IA IN
opsa Zs,ais. I va. a~ols By most cNerUc'a''ns
pa,a IN On, lot. 90 nv eNauinaiieu. tsnad !
bal b~,a birsa by Csu,ipcle. I irnnei'aisly
sppl,el the Pain Klicr, asd iouad ,as,aat relief.
L. tsss than one boar ~as .gain asleep.
Rev. NJ. Halsri. ~ri,ing irsm Buruah 10 h''
h,Asr. sa,s have used Pcrry DAVIS rain Nil
lsr f,s cou.h.. colds. sumner eomplain,'. laTns.
snd &c the .tns o. scorpions ~,,h un'iOrm sue
css.. We sl~ay. Keep Il where ~ oaa pat 0u'
hand oa Il IN tho Jsrk. " prsI b..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
r..lIll. May .. 1860,

IvHCGENS, the Couniy Conmiss,oo~rr 81
w the Coaaiy of ONiofJ, up1n the peiition
o(ths iahahtanis 81 the bvu oi HHmhtd ~ sad
Caaaty, b, Chsfle. 4. kinbal. Joseph .. Colby,
aad Patuck Il1,t, special syrnis All committee
"a .a,i tosu cd Ram.1rd, discontinued q mad l''
r,tel unaa the rriiti,a "a John e.. Barnard ga the
tssn. Of Rum.orl 4al M-'ica ~ ''i t'uniN /,
dfscnlel a. oii1ss, O. Sit.; aUthe rad situated
l.t~eeu the wrsicfl, cni OF Halle bridge, 80 cal-
IsJ +. "a the ta~a of Huniori ani he C'an,y rad
Is,iiu, b, John kimiaii's O. Gi~asoa's corner "a
thr ,osn Il NsNico. aal DC ,tei road comm rn .
riu. 10 the oil cuaniy mad ~ the tnsu Of Ium-
trd. a e point i've rn,ls s1aih iIum ihr souihHest
cnrurr Of Ei,safIsf Nirgin's. 81, house. ani from
thsurr running north. ~ degrees east. - fnd' -
the face IT th. road a. nos travelled across The
f,fli.s mar The mruih u Ssiu rtref O. The io"n
l,ne tstwe,n ths town. Of Rnniori ani NeN'co'
,hsnrc nufih. II d~gfvss east across S~ht ii'rf,
n r,ls a. The high point - the east hanA "i ''H
r,vrr, ri. oiths i.st utmel distance bring over
Lnd II Sim~oa 4. Giras1u, on the north side OF
sad Ias. anI an ihs s.aih s,.s of saii Toe 90
hud of Mr.. sarah farseu, th-ucc a,rth, II Dc.
grres east, 81 rot. and III Inks on land OF 'a'd
Gleason and iafveil O. an eiu tree The eenifr oi
said kcaii1n, thcnCr on sam cu1rse TOD 70
th. line Of hnl h-tWgrn Mrs. Sarah thrwtD and
Mfs. Mar, a. Red, thence north, - drsrres ani
30 minair. east. rul.. un and u .aii Mar n.
Reel, O. the ceaife % the rad lsaiing ifom by
ros 10 DiN6e,i sni nclr the hotel at Mexico COT
net a. prs,ed Sc IN said pctit"ni and saii Hee''-
ian was euisted II r,oord "a the Seyismhsr term
Il the aid Coifl. 4. II. 1859, from sh'ch dr,''
srsn aid Inhabitants oi the tnwh Il Mexico. by
their Alto, nr,. wm. ". liol. 60 and Elisha Via
ter appealed 10 ths Supfrme Ju licial Court hf:un
and h1ldeu az Pafis Withia ani Jf The '1lnil 81
ONtsrl, on the .ccnni Tuesday IT NV. \. ID.
1859 Add after doe proceedings had the unl"f'
siglsd we're appointed by aid Court commh'"e
q at upoa the subject matter u add appeal
Now Ne the gned give notice 10 ah per
-ons AMI ,rporsiian. istsfested thcfein, that ~e
have appointed krlsc,'s Hal, (at MeN'co '"r'
ner.) ia MeNico. aud Tuesday, The tenth day OF
JuN 4. ID. ls6O. al ten o'cl1ck \. VI, az the u'ne
and place o. meet them and proceed 60 view the
ruuies mentioned % said Petition, ani 10 hear ihs
parties sni their witnesse.,
Dated thi. oh day Of June. 4. n. 1850.
EDWARD r, Lll"rLE,)
HARRISON sToRER, Committee.
ELIAS ~. CARTER,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08

THU SAFoNIrIER. u,,ds by the rsnn'y va
r., sab M,uuiss,uriag Company. Every family
con become. ~i,hout hhor of sNPeuss. their owH
srap Mako. AMI 9Th Il aai their oriiuiry hitch
% sr,s.s. make ~ the soap ,hsT can use-Aard,
80 90 hnc,. Fos uss IN rria,iug Ohoe Il u
.lnir,ll, o.. 80 have our,sh proved. Il . 'iS
,iss. cheaper tAsn potash. vni clean. f,rns lsas
t.f,Ily. Two pound. q Il ~iil lac, a. loas a'
t~,aiy pousd. 81 potash. Il saves mOch tine AM
uouble. sad ~e commend :, 10 10 the ausuliOn u
prinisrs anI families.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
STATE OF MAINE

osroRp, ,s.-Ata Cont Of Cosaiy coma-.sAoa
srs bsgun ant hoiea at Paris. 10 sad ~ th'
Couniy Of ONiafd. GA the sccOnd Iurs'isy o
MAY, A. u. 1855.
ORDEREp, That q tan q for'y dollars h
" assessed upoa Audovsr West su'plas, esIi
mattel 10 eoeiaia IN iheasand kut h0ndrei acres
L. iag siN sal ess-6ih 'a,l's pcF acre. 10 be en-
pesds.l ~ repairing the Cosaiy road IN said wssI
suplis. Asd lloSacc Duaa sapPoiu,ed agent ID
sSpsai the ssise.
Auss,s ALvArI BLACK. Cierk.
4 tnss copy Of rrcofd,
Atie.t. SIDNEY fERiIAM. Clerk.
A tr,c copy Of cettihcaic of assessment.
Attest: W. A. PIDGlN. GO. Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08

\ Washington eorrcsPondSn, says G'ner-
a Lane. OF Oregon, thinks there Is danger
Of Lincoln carrying that State against any
one but aim. Mr.. Mskibben, now in
Washington. from California, says Lincoln
will make a very sirO0g run in that STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08

DAVIS PAS ElLLEE. \ PREPARATION in
tended a. balm Tor aches and pains was
discovered by Perry Davis. Of Prov, r. l.
II, popularity became universal. aud 1t i'
a, popular to day, as ever ii was. IL may
b, found in the close, or cupboard OF all
families. ready Tor use at an in''an.' warn
inc. and is considered tbO bes, article known
for the e" pain. that ilo'h Is heir to-" BOs-
ton Bee. sold by ali medicine dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08

miaisicys % a mind diSsassl." Dye
persia and It's eoneommi,tani evils, result
in bodily as well as mental suffering. The
OIv.enA,ed Bitter, in restoring the dise'-
tive organ. to pSrfsc, health. restores the
uiul 10 its natural vigor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
State of Maine.
Farm for Sale.

WILL lie sold ehe,p Zoe cash, the iarm for:
w mer, OWNED b, Siaan FurIong. SAID
t,rn is siine.l w the tosn 81 Greenwood, near
Greenwood CITY. 90 c,lIed, where there !. asst .,
add P,.t Ofbce. u ). situated within alb at l.
or a mile Of . Girls, mill, Cupboard i.aih and
shingle Machine, aud about iour snd oae.hsli
miles FROM West PHis Railroad Station.
Said lirm contains about 200 acre. Of land: I.
well wstsreI, Nn1 suitably divided into paslurags
moving and i'lase; - COOL soil and very pro.
ductise.
There !. a good orchard. hyu.e. and u good
barn; also q ncyer.fiiling well of water.
Foo further partieulir. inquire Of the .ph-criisr
on the premises. BENZ. u. PARKER.
Greenwood, April u, 1860. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
PLOWS. PLOWS.
Farmers Of Oxford County,

rg,IIE subscriber. having secnfrd the nght 70
manufacture and sell J. GIBBS PAIENT
CYLINDER FLOW. are nov prepared To- iuf'
n,h plows ofihat pattern TO all Who may iA'or
then With q call.
We have two .irs. OF righthnnd. snd one 'ios
hiliplow.
Tbi. plow IL constructed 90 strictly scientific
ps,neipes, In all its parts, AID - the ONLY
PLOW. Of which a. much may he said. The
n,oul board 1. perfectly straight and cylindrical
IN iorm entering the soil on straight line inrn'
log The firrow With one uniform motion from the
beginning o. the flashing Of the work, thereby
niak ing a saving offrum 0H'.f,sffA % oHs-'A'd no
,-giA offsda rsyIU,d ~ any oiA1 Pl0s.
This plow j. made high in The Standard With
a cutter or TN poiat. % constructed a. to pfe'e"
all clogging or choking IN any ease.
From trials We have made With M, plo~ with
other ptiws, and the testimony 81 farmers VIII
have used then, in TIL. Couniy aai 10 oihe'
staies. W. have Tall confidence IN offering them
To the pnble, being superior TO ANY ever before
used ~ the Couniy.
Having bcen to great expense 20 procure ihs
right aud patterns, AMI 'n biiing up to msnui'e'
tufe these plows. Ne only ash that farmers give
them a i.ir rial. II The pows are not ~hat We
tec,,snms ~, them a. H.. We will not ask them To
ha,-ha II they are. We oaly ask the Farmers OF
OH O,6d to gi'e us the patronage due to the
undertaking.. -
Norway, March 10. 1850,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
STATE OF MAINE,
TET.,VEER's orTtor. osrosp Co. !
Paris, NAV a6, lS6O.

TEEasvRER's OTTtor. oxropp Co.
Paris, May n. lS6O.
Notice u htr,by givea ta the ewaefs. pSepf''
stor.. AL III pefsoas Interested IA the abo'e
described township oF tract of hni, thu, ! ,hAu
ptcce,d n .sl. by public auc,ien. o. the highest
bidss. a. thr Coani, Trvssufef's Ohice. ~ Paris,
on Friday. the twenty fret day Of September. A.
u. Is6O, Al 10 o'elock a. NJ, ualcss ptr'i"us y
.cttled, ~ mech af the said township or tract OF
ani a. - ~ .atsf, the above asssssneni, made b.,
aid Couft II Couaty Commissioners, a. cefiite'i
e. thcrcoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08

The Journal OF CommsrsO considers IL
The duty Of Bell aud Everett 10 qui, the
field, because they can DO nothing against
Lincoln 10 the North and are likely 10 d.
vide the South
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
CULTIV a T o r s
Paris g. Bridgton Stage.

STAGE cave. Bridgtoa CssIte, iro,s the
~ Bf,Igton IIou.s, dail,. at 7i'.o'eloss, ~
", pa..iag thtvugh North Bridgion' Hafr''o.
and Norway, connecting Nth th. cars so.,h
p,ri. which arrive 10 roriL,ad at 'ebeA, r,A;
Returning. leaves sou,h Par. On the aff,'sl 0
the ~ ) iriia from Portland sad arrives IN bf'Hs'
ton NJ o'cl,ck. Y. ". :,
Tn, ,t,ye stage runi to pryebarg, Mond-y',
wsJ...ia,, and IL DAYS. Re'ufss Tse'da'.
Thurs,l,y. and SATURDAYS.
D,Wn i,ckri. To b. had ofihs driver %. 'ekss
n, u,ni. Bril- toa ss.i FDebaFg. sold al the
Grad Trunk Depot ,rodland.
81 j. w. fON Lbh p''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
Weights and Measures

I HEREBY give puhl,e aai,or that have bcen
appointed Slaisr 81 Weight AL Measurcs,
80 the t.sn 81 r,fis. All have apppintsd Satnf-
i.,, th~ 81 d., of Junc nrNt, Gee Merchants,
Fsuusrs All al uthsr. 90 bung % th-ir weights
snl uirisurr. anl have then clmPir-i With the
t0wn susal.ri, a. the lac requires. ..
BENZ. WALTON.
p...IIu NJ, - is6O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Hebron Academy.

THE suzanne, Scs. .oa of ihi, School viii com
i m.nce 90 Mos o.r. the .eoond day Of Jusr
nsSt. under the Instruction Of
:. Z. NEAL, A. NJ. Pnncipal.
Me. llAREt'r o.. DouGL,ss, Prcceptres'.
and Teacher oi Music aud lrench.
Boari at $500 per week. Tuition from 50. 20
o. 81 80 I,ef tenn. Music eSifs.
JOSEPH iL,'uIOwS. Secretary.
Hebron, May z, l>'s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
LOOK HERE!
Ye Men who want n Farm I

rIlIE subscriber will sell his Farm, situated ID
Il Hebron. oRe mile from the Academy. Sail
farm contains rs acres. suitably divided nio
field. i'llagr and paslurase. With good wood and
timber lot connected. There are Two well. and
a good orchard, part Of which has recently
hcrn set out. This farm, Is entirely fenced With
stone The buildings are one story house two
good barns, good shed. gransry. grand good
sho. shop, add other necessary cot lsiildiAg..
This farm will be sold al a bargain, IL applied
e 2 soon. For farther Information isqIirc OF the
proprietor. on the premises.
FRANCIS II. PRATT.
Hebron, April -. ls60. ~
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Ground Plaster.

yy,UC subscriber. having started MILL ior
grinding PLASTER. AZ Wet Paris : alioa,
- n,s,,,r,I 40 ,arnish PURE GROUND PLAS-
TtR al he LOWEST RATES, ~ large 90 small
quantities. san a Ut - 81 No
West Paris, Feb. q, i>6D. ~
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STATE or MAINE.

TRIlsuErR's oTTicr.
Asyusn. May -, 1900.
VTPON the following township. 90 tracts Of
u hni. not liable 10 be taxed ~ any to~n,
the iollawiag as.e.snensis wsre madeh by the Co.
Couni.siaaer. u ONiord Co0n,y on the sih day
r
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. The uudsr-
~ .iyaei. having beea spp,iaied, by the Pro
SINNERS O. receive All eN1niae the claims of the
creditors % the estate Il DAaei E.nersaa late oi
STOW. "a stii C,a,ty. deceased. repre- stated "a
sslVcai, hereby givs notice that six mlnihs from
Oh. seventeenth Jaw 1T Iiniary. 1850, have bcca
AiisSsl q stI crelitsrs % hring IN and prove
their claims; AL that ~e vii siteud % tie SET.
vice a-siga-l o.. az the oihce ofD. Il. Hastings,
- Lowell. oa the iist AL last Saturdays Of Msy
.ai Jsae, 4hi 6rsi SItlriiy Of July, At > o'eloek
"a the az rn5oa. ID. x. HASTINGS,
ELDEN BARKER.
Lowell. april 10. IsGO.
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Safety Fireworks.
At REDUCED PRICES.

St,i,'sss & LssrFfs's SAFETY r,re~ofks.
As.iror Lsss-rfs's SAFETY rsteu, fifrSofks.
Ss.is'.ss's SAFETY Portable Superior Colore'i
ftr~ofks,
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" A nACnN.
Tachrf ofD,tfuit Stlcct Scho0L
N CARRIED

IN Fabuouth. 81 met. b. T.. ". stafbirl. Esq
NJ jane Oru Real. o. Miss Msis.r Lambert
t1ih of ia'nalih.
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