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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04
9uteIs ann Restaurants.
SNisteIlaneous.

II r NJ . a L
DIR. u. a. ANDREWS
HAS emovee his Medical Office from lO5 Main Street to
~ SUNNI er Street;
-He invites all his friends to call and see him.
DIR. ANDREWS will take this opportunity to say to
his friends and the public, that he continues to treat the
following diseases with almost entire success -
Dyspepsia In all its forms; Consultations Chronic Di.
arrhea; Hemorrloids Janndlce; hillary Caculi Pal.
By without Inflammation of the Brain; HYSTERIA; HY-
PoCHoNDRIA NEURALGIA or Nerveache, whether seated
IN the Face, Stomach Liver Bowels Uterus, EXrem-
tiles; Chronic Catarrh; Humid Asthmd Nervous Pal.
pitation Enlargement of the Liver and Spleen Incon
Thence of Urine Gravel LeucUrrhea Irritable Uterus
Nirulent Gonorrhea; elect; Cutaneous Eruptions;
rheumatism; Rheumatic Enlargement and Stiffness OF
the Joints Periodical teadache Spinal Irritation &c
j.. ANDREWS, Nj D.,
June 25.lS6l dtt] Worcester, Mass.
A BERT s.. BRO "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04

II. JOHNSON gives SPECIAL attention
I've to Jobbng.-orders left at 100 Main street at e.
D. Cheney store, In the Theater building or at No
Arch street, will be promptly answered Persons NOV.
Ing In into out Of the city, respectfully requested
to favor HIM with their orders X. H. JOHNSON
mchll ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04

4 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IS Probate Court-To
the next OF kim creditors and all other persons interest
ed In the estate of JOHN c. WARREN, late of North
borough, in said county. deceased, intestate:
Whereas application has been made said Court to
grant letter Of adm nistratiOn the estate said de
ceased, to Samuel Clark Norhborough in the county
Of Worcester you hereby cited to appear Probate
Court to be held at Worcester in said County of WOr
cester, on the first Tuesday of january next at nine
O'Clock before noon, to show cause If any you have
against granting the And the said Samuel Clark
hereby directed to give public notice thereof pub
fishing this citation once week. three successive
weeks IN tie newspapers called the Spv
and the Worcester Daily Spy printed Worcester the
Court. ~ ~
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE Judge % said
Court, this twenty-fourth day December in the wear
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one,
d25 w2t< JOHN j, PIPER Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04

MI Z IL L G A G EE'S SALE.
AVA VIII be sold at Public Auction on the promises
on FRIDAY January 3lst, A. ID 1862, at O'Clock A. NJ
certain tract or parcel Of land with barn thereon
standing and all the privileges and appurtenances there
unLp belonging containing by estimation hundred
acres, more or less situated in the north westery part
of Rutland in the county OF Worcester bounded begin-
ming ut point at the s0nthwCstery corner thereof on
the westerly side OF town road thence westerly by
land formerly Of Luther Wheeler TO Long Meadow
Brook thence northerly hv Long Meadow irook and
land of Jonathan Green thence easterly by lard former
y Of Pliney Earle. land OF Leonard Wilson ard the
buryng ground, to said road thence by said road and
land Of Joshua H. Pollard to the place of beginning.
Said premises Will be sold by me in pursuance OF q
power Of sale contained in mortgage deed from Alfred
~ Pollard to John A. Well gon and assigned by said
wellington TO Freeman II. Foster, on account Of de-
fault being made in the paymen4 Of the sums OF money
mentioned IN the condition of the said mortgage deed
Terms cash. FREEMAN r. FOSTER
Rutland Dec Ia 1891 dDa dqsSs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04

Dr. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
ments have been before the public here and throughout
New England for the last twenty years and who
ways made the Indian Medicines and systemo treatment
in all of Sexual Dcd large part his theory
and practice during that period of time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04
Datents
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
IL. IL. EDDY,
70 State ST.. opposite IkiIby St, ioston.

SOL1CITO& OF p ATENTS,
Late agent of u s. Patent Office, Washington under
the Act Of 1879
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04

HIS INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE has but one formula
and strength, and is put up in bottles of convenient
size Dramatically sealed, with accompanying directions
and forwarded to all parts OF New England the United
states, and e Canadas in packages perfectly safe by
mail or express receipt OF single price Of IS per bot
tie. Communications by mail Strictly Confidential
and must contain his nvarable fee OF 81 insure at
tentiOn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-04
issss=r WESTERN RAILROAD

Those trains IN bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and
Ing ana with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth 10 and from New York via Stonington.
At Worcester Junction with Trains to and from tina
Western, worcester and Nashua, Ftchburg and Wor.
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company in Provi
dence at as low rates as by any other route
S. u. TABOR. Snpt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

BL,oKs N REBElpoN. The author Of the
story Among the Pines. states there is
among the Southern blacks wide spread
organization, whose ultimate object is free
dom. lis statement, having been denied,
he Informs the editor OF the New York pa
pcrs that be has the name. and residence OF
several Of the leaders. who can at given
signal bring thousand. Of Sighting men into
the 6cld The names Of these leader. and
particulars relating to the organization, he
will communicate to the Government, when.
ever il shall be disposed to employ all pos.
nSl, means in crushing on, the rebellion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

The bill recognizing the Supreme Court
has passed So,h branches Of Congress. IL
constitute. Kentucky. Tenn sseo. Arkansas,
Texas, and Louisiana Judge Ca,rOn's Cir
cult. Indiana aud Ohio. Judge Swayne's
Circuit Illinois. Wisconsin, and Michigan,
the Eighth and Minnesota Iowa, Kansas,
and Missouri. the Ninth Circuit. For the
two Las, named. new Judges are TO be APP
pointed and 1t was the conflicting inter-
est. Of candidates for the new Judseships
tha, caused 50 much delay in passing the
bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

The EMANCIPATION PEoIrcr. The follow
ing report Of the interview Of the Border
State Cousrcssmen with the President. Civ
en- BY the New York Tribune
{" on saturday last the Border State. had
their last interview with the President up.
on his invitation. Mr.. Lincoln rad them
a paper in which be expressed b.. coyie,ion
that the war would have been ended before
now. had the border States promptly &C.
cepted the proposition for the gradual abol'
inon OF slavery suggested by him. lie re-
ferred 20 the pressure brought to bear upon
him from the free States. aud concluded
with final warning 10 the States represent
"a. lts understood that Of twenty.ei;h
border State members Of the lower House,
thirteen favor and thirteen oppose the Pres.
ident. plan. and two are doubtful. OF the
eleven Senator's, two, and possibly three,
favor the plan"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

VNiiiS VALUABLE PREPARATION, free'l
81 all the Commnn compoosni-. such ~
Opiatrs, or ENp-cioass, which not oalY Iun
down the system, lot DESTROY all ,hanc' IL cure.
will b. iouni TRIAL tn po.sss. the following
properties, AL 10 which the most valuable iesi'-
Inonal. msy H. found ~ the pamphlets.
For Whnoping Cough. aud 10 Soothing
Syrup. IL meets every wait, aud 10y early nee WI
ave the largest proportion ni rupiuIc- ~ ehl
d,.n which can b. traced 10 Whooping Cough.
In ordinary Cough. and Bronchial Complaints,
the forerunncr. ~ Consumption, It. 'plend'd ion.c
properts. make IL not only the m.sI perfect cne-
~, TO disease. bot build. up and sustain. the ...
tea agiin.t a recurrence IL the Complaint. No
nur,rTy should be without IL. nor shoald parent.
tail a. get pamphlet, 10 be found With all dealt
crs, as the uni, way To do justice to II, Nsloe'
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Thirty-Five Dollars,
War News.

Water has been let into the canal ~
Vicssburc. bG, Ihs curren, doe not deepen
the chann,l a. was expected. 5000 contra.
blnds are cutting i, down.
CoE>Tn. July IL. Headqaarts-. are
officially informed Of the arrival o. Gen.
Curtis army at Clarendon. on the 10Th.
After almost daily skirmi,hips. wherein
the rebels were wor.,ed. SIX thousand made
stand on the 9Th, on the Coeh River. near
Round H,ll. Col. Harvey, Of the SD Hi.
nois. commanding the advance OF Gen.
S,cele'- division. afterwards reinforced by
two companies. attacked and routed the
rebels. scattering them in all directions,
mostly all going toward. Little Rock. They
Also evacuated Duval's Bluf
Later ad-ice. state that CURTIS advance
has reached Helena. His army IS in eool
condition and spirits. Provisions are scarce.
bot supplies are coming from Memphis.
st Lorr. July Is. Information from
Corinth to Thursday, SAYS that Gen. Hal
lesk wa. there. and the various division. Of
hrs army, in eSccllcn, condition and eager
for active operations.
4 portion Of Gen. Burnsiles army aud
gunboa,. are reported on James River.
The Monitor aud Galena, have made an
other rcconnoi.Anee up james river. Re-
suit no. reported.
Ia is reported by secessiOnists in the vi.
einiiy thai one OF Com. Porter. mortar
boaimen who fell into the hands OF an Ar.
kansas regiment, was taken to the woods,
h.. b,Wels ripped open, and bis heart Gu,
out and hung 10 tree
The Petersburg Express Of Monday says
that from lj,O0O to 2O,OOO re-cnforeemen.s
had reached Gen Mcclellan. and ,ba, the
james River was almost briisei with trans.
ports.
Hon. Robcr, J. Walker, i, is said, will
shortly pablish the hr,t Of a series OF let.
iers IN which he will sustain a, length the
gradual emancipation policy Of President
Lincoln.
!, D. said in Washington that the accounts
brought by the Presidential party from the
headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac
represent that the entire losses on our part
IN the several battles 30 no, exceed, in killed,
wounded and missing, ll,Cc0.
We have Por, Royal advives to the 9th
inst. The health Of the troops remained
favorable \, Wilmington Island the Reb-
sl piskets had beonc very annoying. Two
Of the Union piekets had been badly voun.
dei on the 5,h All was quis, a, Beaufort.
Bragg IA. abog, q, OOo troops a, Tupell..
and some Is, 600 more are at Holly Springs,
and other places. Their movements are
saiI TO indicate offensive operations.
D.a,che. TO the Military authorities,
received to-day. state TIA; Gen. Curtis COM
mand. about l4.OOO strong. has reached
Helena, Ark, where they are resting at
present.
PHL,pTtrHh, Jaly l.. II is rumorci
tia; there i. a ma,iuy among the rebel pris-
onsrs 10 For, Delaware, where there are
3OOo confined. The telegraph wire D, down.
Tie mutiny VA. QueIIsd after shooting q
Of the r.scals
N,uvtrF. July lG. \ special dispatch
70 the Herald says the rebel. evacuated Mur'
ieesburo. The killed on both sides is not
over 30. Gen. Duheld Is severely, IT nO'
.uor,ally WOUNDED
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/, puIyisrg,roR'S SALE. Motto. /, here.

A pMINlSTR,T OR'S SALE. Nolirs 10 here
y by yisen that Nv yirtnr Of licrn's from ih.
lion. Ea"ch ". Wrpibly, Judge II Probate
within and fpr the Count, II ONhri, theie Will
H. rNpnsrd iI~ sI'- ~ Ui'i~ sr-iion h. th- high
r.t brller. N the hoa.s 81 samuel 4. Millrr ~
Waterford ~ .,id county, 90 ~iurd,, the .scond
ia, IT August nrNi. at ten O'Clock ~ The 'frnppa.
the lot and hIiliing. Where .ad MilLr npW lives,
consisting Il about tWp acres IT lini With good
huo.e, stable az vupd,hrd stan ling pn the saue.
Term, II sale mate known At tine and place Il
sale. JOHN DAWES, administrator.
Il,srt.oo lam. d lsGa
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In DAYS of Old.

Thsr, VA. imc--in da,. ct oil
When health "a. pfitrd ahpSe fire goll,
That IL, hss pas.ed-all noS neglect
That pr,c,oas booa--sll .hoald protect.
az ssn.e snd ryason, an are bsrrh.
az Il would appear therr's bot little I'm.
AppN q then o. cute Nour IL
liy the Immediate use Of Hcrtick's Pills.
Thee remarkable r,ll. startle whole communi.
ties b, ihrtt Wunl.rlal cnrrs. Adapted o. "a
Enr,. ,ouih. nanh,.,d and Oh age. rut up ~,th
Engl,sh, Spaa,sh, Frnch and Gsrm,a d,f-ciipns.
EIsg,ptl, coated 9Th sugar, parrl, vegetable.
sni eel a. large sni,lS h1Ncs lor 2j crni..
.s->c. adveu,-eu-at 90 thFi page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

The four regiments now Organizing in
this State. the lG,h. l1th, 18th, 10Th, i, is
expected will constitute a brigade under the
command Of Gen. Howard. Tho Governor
has written TO the Secretary Of War, re-
ques,ins the arrangement, to BE- made.
Sentinel.
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d. Z d .

In Peru. l2,h. ofdip'hssi.. Lille Lla,. tsin
daughter Of John :. AMI Elvira Lunt, sgcd5
lnPar,s. 18Th. Alice, daughter Vt Mr. yernal
Rates. ass,l n.
In rau., June 10. Mr hP whiusmorc. aged
81. Corrected
Christian fr,cnln please copy.
o. DiNhell. Mrs. l.ucy Tn,k. aged % ,slr..
She sa. native 81 Sutton. Mass, moved 90 DIV.
township.
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n.., prrr,,,linn. iunlike alI olhet.l Boo

The., preparation. unlike all olher.) are
&" Free from Poi.on.."
&" Not d,ngrrou. to the IIuma" Family"
Z" Rat. d. not die On the premises"
"The, come oct of ihc,r holes to die"
"Ths, are the only infalliblc r,m,dis. kno~n."
g" u ,,sr. aud more established IN y. York city.
U.,d by-,he CT, Poet OfIic..
U,,S by-,he City Prisons ADD Station Houses.
Es,R by-ihc Cts >tr,msfs. >Lip.. SC.
J"d by-ihe Cts Hospitals. Ahns ilou.e.. Sc.
U.sg by-lhe CiN li0isis-Astor-St. NichoLs.
U.d by-Ihr Boarding. .Ilou.e., Sc. Sc.'
J'oS by--morr than - 900 Private Families.
CsrSo 90 ., f,rs ,p,aas.' sfwAnu u~ysAus
sad by no p'ofl,-"i,i'"-D'.i"', s..
IiouSEkEErERS - ttouhled Nth ,etmin
need - - NJ Loe~r, II ihcN u.r 'Cost,N's' ES-
tstm'na,"T.. We have used !, To- salts f,ct'rn
anil 4 Ian ,ast IS w. Sould have Il. We had
tfel po,suns. but the, effected npthing; but 'tos-
tst's auiclr knpck. the lsralh uut OF Rats. Mice.
Roachc. sad Red Bug.. quicker than W. can
Sr'tc Il. iti' IN great demand al over the coun.
Try. ,letins tO.) Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provision. are de,irp ,ed
annnali, IN GRAFT JouaiN D, NrImln, thsu would
pay Soc ton. OF thi. Rat ,nd Insect kil-r.
tiancs.isr (ws) Herald.
HENRY u. CO>TAR-we are selling your
preparation. rapidly. Wherever Iacy have been
used. Rats. Nice. Ronchr' AMI vsrmin d,.app. ar
Dp'dly. EogIK StouTTLR, pussi.ls,
Windsor, Nj.
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Valuable Farm for Sale /!

Tn Norway. Wing on the stage road lead'ns from
Waterford To Norway Village and South fsns
DEPOT. containing 200 acres, vel divided into
iiLge, moving and pa.inrage. Nice vel aud
running water that can be e,sily taken into the
barn yard. A nice ,ouag orchard, and plenty OF
WOOD aud iimlef; sl.o hne chano. ior muck
near The harm. Said farm cuts from Is h. 20 ton.
Of hay, anI can .a,il, h. made 10 cut so. The
landing. are new aud good; q school hos.e sd-
join. the premises. and churche. are within ?
add mile. OF the same; also two saw, shingle,
and clspboafd mill. The farm !. pleasantly ',i.
uaied aud we'll calculated Coz first ol.,. farm, OF
two small ones. The owner, being out Of health.
will sell, or exchange Coz smaller one. snd give
good bargain. This firm will .oii an eni.rp''s-
Jog man, snl yield fret rate pay ior his labor.
For further particular. and plan of the premises
call on DANIEL COFFIN. 1T the hrm, or WIN.
T.. GooDNow, Agent. Norway Village.
April I. 1862. l0h
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Woodstock. July Is. is62

C,IlERIff's SALE sr,rr OF MusE.
- Oxford. 80. July ", A ID 1862 A, ten %.
clock IN the forenoon by virtue 81 an execution To
mc directed. Jane. I. ioo,hby AMI william Stew
af both of Portland, partner. in trade aud doing
ia.iness .under the firm name anil style 81 J u.
Booihby X Co., W. Samuel U Du'gin INV of
liar; ord in aid Couniy of OSffl, ! seiIed all
.hal cell at public auction At the dwelling .hou.. II
ElonIn Faller IN said lisufptd. on SATURDAY the
sixteenth day of August neat, 4 ID i-6e at two
o'cloek ~ the afie,np,n. all the right. iite ADD
inlerr.t which s,nu.l Durgin has Il rcdccming
the following Described morig,ged real estate, To
wit; CERTAIN piece parcel 81 real estate .itu.
aied IN said Hartford ~ said Couniy ~ Oxford
and - the same on which the SAID Samuel = bur.
gin nv reside. and occupie. and the same con.
,e,-d 10 mortgage by SAID s,mprl .. Dngin To
Isaac Strickland b, mortgage deed dated March
-, 4 ID is60. and recoflcd in Oxford Couuiy
Registry Of Deeds. iook 10, page 2gj, rrirrrncs
e. which !. hereby hal E,r ull description Of
rho mofigag,d rc,l estate siof,-sd. sad mou-
gage va. given 10 secuw the pa,msnt ~ two
hundred AMI .iNiy.iwo dollar. snl hdy crnis-
one hundr,,l dollars thereof ~ one year from the
date thereof With ialercsi: noe hundfr,l dollars
thereof 10 two year. irum the date thereof 9Th
interest annually and ,iNiyiso dolhrs and 90,
c,ni. IN three year. from the date ths -of With IN
irrc., annually. ELBl,lDGE q. FULLER
p.pat, shsTin.
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Nj 4 n no ID,

now LOST NOW RENIOhtD'
Just puLli.hei IN a sealed rnVebpe. Price cents.
4 LECTURE on the nature. ueiunsnt and
n radical cur II SpemIlouhT, or >.n'na'
Weakne... InYnluniar E,ni..ipa., srNasl Drbil.
it,, ani impeiimsar. to mauiagr grnerllly. Nrr-
,ou.ae... Consumption. Ep,lrp-, ani fit' Nra-
~ ani Physical lncapaciN, rr.ulting ll,is '.lI-
abu.r, Sc. By gOBr. J. CJLNERWELL, VI.
l., Anhof ofihc Gfrrn BOOK, II
The wo,id.fsnosnei suihor. ~ this admirable
I.eciure clcafly Prove. from h.. o.n sNps''rnee
that the awful con.eqosno"s 81 .sil'alHi'e may he
.tI.ctu,ll, removed without medicine, and wilhOut
dangerous ,urgio'l operations, bpugie-, in-'Ts-
m@ni., ring. 90 cordials, pointing Out a mode Of
cure At ouce CERTAIN and eiisctusl BY which every
,nfer,r no matter what h.. condition may h.. ma,
cure himself chciply, prissiely AL rilically.
Thi. lecture viii p'O'e a boon u thou'snd. upon
Thousands.
seat under seal 10 PLATA envelope. on the re-
ceipt Of siN cents, or two po',sge stamps, by ad-
dressing pr. CIIAs J. q. KLINE,
l2I Bowefy, New Yak, y. %. Box, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

Town Meetings afs called in mos, Of the
towns about Us TO consider the prOprie;y of
raising additional bounty for volunteers.
In all the towns, the people express little
fear Of being obliged to resort to drait.
Save ,ha, thing IL IL can be done.
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a Farm of so Acres.

nor sale ~ Norw,y. liza; % the stage road
i lrlding fIoui SHiih rUi. to Waterford, be-
,ng m,Ie. We, or Norway Village. aud ed,t of
Waterford Fiat. Sad f,rin !. pleasantly situated
snd well wsi-rci. and contain. a line brick yard.
ani there /. ready market ior all the brick made
on the same. The biildinss are new and all viii
h. .oh very cheap lor cash. laqn,re ~ ". T..
COLLINS on the premises, or WM. l.. GOOD
NOW, Norway Village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

Gen. Humphrey Marshall has resigned
is commission in the Rebel army. and his
isade has been turned over TO Gen. VIII
liams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

ArGrsrA. July lG. To Gen. W. W. vir.
gin Volunteers to the 10Th count sane
a. to other new regiments, and 50 do vOlun.
tssrs to the old regiments.
l. wAsuBuRS. in.
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The .ph.rr,hcr hcrcls give. public notice that
.he h.. l-.n dul, appo,nIcd by the Honorable
Julgr ~ Probate or the County Of ONiofd, and
assumed the lru.t oI admni.striN 81 the estate ~
AUGUSTUS Il MORSE late of Wsidlotl
IN SAID County, deceased. BY giving boad a. the
law directs. She therefore requests all person.
Who are indebted a. the estate ~ salt d-ceas.d
u make ,mne,liate ps,menl. add those Who have
any d,mlnd. thereon 10 cNhib,' the same 10
July -, lS62. JULIA : MORSE.
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NOTICE. Whereas my wife. Eliza J. Dean
~ without any sufficient rau.e, has let nv bed
and bard. where ] have made ample provision
Coz her msinisiIssce anil support, anil goas away.
carving with her NV two ehiirea. this 10 20 io'
bid al persons trusting OF hsrboring her on my
account. As ! shall pay M deLs Of her contracting
since she Ri me AZ Aforesaid.
ABRAHAM DEAN, Jr.
Oslord, June 1s, 1852.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Where

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. wherea.
~ Leonard u. Berry aud C,ru. y. berry Of
Woodstock 10 the County Of Oxf,rd, by their
deed II mo,tssye dated January .. 1885. daily ~.
corded IN the Oxford Registry OF Deeds book iO3,
page liz. conveyed To William u. Cole Of aid
town a ce'fsia piece of isad With the boiidiug
thereon. situated at Brsnl's Pond Village, in
said wood.tock. bounded and Described a. nam.
.d ~ aid mortgage TO which reference may be
had; and Icing the sane on which said Leonard
u aud Cyrus Derry INV I've; snd wheres. the
said william u Cole, On the 9th day Of June.
1856, assigned said nougsged premises together
With the notes secured ihsr,b, In the subscriber.
Albion Cole 81 said Woodstock. which assign.
men, l. duly recorded in sad Records. book us.
pase 26i. Therefore I the s,id Albion y. Cole.
hereby give notice that I clam 10 forcolose the
same or conditions broken agr-e,bly 10 the stat.
ute. in such case made and provided.
ALBION T. COLE.
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STATE OF MAINE
O,roHp, ,..-suptcmc Judicial Cou,l, Marcl
TEN, 4. u is6s.

OXFORD, ss.-Supfcnic Judicial Cou,t, March
TEN. 4. u. ls6s.
Entiise Gerry ". I.,ren1o ID. Moore.
NJ now It appearing ioihc Court ih,, tho 'ait
y tslsni.ut - MT az ,ahAhiant Of This state,
,nd hi. mo- ienini. sgrnt 90 atiurns, therein, and
that he ha. no notice ofih- pen,~ncy 81 hts suii
II .. ORUIRfp by the Court that the 'a'd
plaintiff notiiy the said defendant ~ the pendcncy
ofthi. .u,t. by c,isiny au abstract ~ this writ
With thi. order ~ cart th-tron, tn b. published
thee se,k. succrs.iVrly intbs Oslo. Dumorrat
. paper printed IT pr,. ~ s,id CouniN. the last
publication TO be- thirty day, At leasl before The
next tenn ~ ssii Cont. Ia H. holden At Paii..
aiurs.ail. on the .scnnd Tue.dN oi August nest.
to the end that the 'aii defendant may then ani
,hsfc appear at .gid Court. and shew cause, II
any hr h,.. Why judgmsut 'houli not he render.
ed s,in.t him. snd execution issued accordingly.
Attest, SIDNEY rEl,iiAM, C.dk.
,bsrR,cr rL,iSrIrF's WAR.
A..umpsit upon account annexed. amounting ~
S26. 90. Dat 1T writ. Oct. ~, i-bl. Return
BE a. March Term. ls62. hddhmnum, 500.
4 true abstract Of the pliiniiil : viii and the
order Of Court.
AusIi SIDNEY PERiiAN. C'efk.
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