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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23
The Resources Of Our Country.

Many iimid and tboughtless people are
continually indulging in apprehension. in
case Of rupture 81 our Amicablc relations
with the western powers Of Europe. -Wheth-
CT Il shall amount % war or simply com
uercial non-intercourse--that BY the de-
cline OF our foreigu trade Ne shall t-e Icfi
in an extremely destitute and impoverished
condition. naked. hungry. thirsty and
Penniless- But this i bugbear Of The
most unreal and ghossly prciensious which
should never be allowed TO frishten a. from
line % policy consiSten; With the s;rictess
self-rcsPe-t and prompt vrnslioatioa Of the
national honor. Never was there a great
er or more injurious dclnsion chcri shed
among tbe American people. than tia; they
are dependent upon other nations for their
growth and prosperity; and ne shal never
be truly Independents people risiuc 70
the fun measure Of our rank and destiny.
until Ne get ri Of this absurd notion.
We have all the elements Of wealth and
rrestness within ourselves. which no for
eign complications can deprive rs Of; and
should our commerce be swept from the
seas Tomorrow. though temporarily incom-
NODDED. Ne should soon De found scf-sus-
tanning and readily adapting our energies
10 the new coalition Of thing Never dad
the sun shine upon a country possessing
such vast and varied resources a. ours. en-
bracing the products % ever, art and eli
mate. and the unboundcd treasures Of the
animal. vegetable and mineral Kingdoms
Providence evidently designed Il for the
habItaiion and developments q 4 great and
independent people. and the focus Of the
civilization 81 the Anglo-Saxon race. All
the conditions q this noble estate are rca-
dy furnished 90 our hands. and Ne have on
y TO put an end % our petty civil dissen-
sions and assume the commanding position
which Is our privilege and duty.
The present var has worked out one %
the most doubtfal and dia.cult problems IN
tsis connection. a. rrsards the sclf-sussarn-
ing power Of the North. Durin- IT, pro-
gress. or forcign commerce has been al
most a. much restricted a. a maritime con
hict. and Ne have been cut OF from the ~
SIS Of an important branch Of manufarturc
and large internal trade Bot we have
stood the shock braveiy. and begin 70 find
our cou-Icnsations within our own border
A war with EGropc. % De sure. would ~
str'ct the market FOR our surplus a-ri-ults-
ral products for a whse But our rapiIlr
increasing population would soon furnish
home market ioT these and instead % send
ing them abroad 90 feed the foreign artizan
whose iabrlcs ne nov import. We should bc
the gamer by employing and feeding him
upon our own soil.
DO says The great American rcpablic /.
dsPendent upon European patronares Let
him I've and learn. [EKchaasc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

sutamn eaases loss Of the fruit by falling.
4 has Little weight; because il j. By this
process that the weaker and less sound
fruit i 90, rid Of. while the best remains.
TAkiag the crop too early viii not only
Iniure the good fruit. BY causing q 10
shrivei. bat vii also ren,cr frequent ~
noVals necessary. in orlerto separate from
the stock the rotten ones. Which would Of
themselves have fallen from the tree II more
time had been gwen. 4 most important
matter j. gathering The fruit without bruis-
Ins Il in tbe slightest aegrce. Apples and
T'ears bought in the market are generally
much sPecked. b. which their beauty A.
spoiled; and most q this Is occasioned bv
blows received both in gathering and IN
rolling the fruit from one basket 90 another.
The Kind Of weather during -hich The
gathering - performed j. a matter q i'm
Portance. weekly Magazine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

IHE WEArHEE AND Tur CRor. The
weather for the last week has be-,
especially favorable for al tbc labor 81 ,b.
iarm The slight frosts have had a vcr,
beneficial effect in checking vegetation AM
fastening the riPening 81 The rrouin-
crops Corn ia all parts o. Ncw E,,l,r.s
was vel glazed. before THE fr.t f-..,
bianched THE leaves. and genial .un.li,,
has Afforded golden opportunities for harry.
esiing Potatocs and fruits. Which have bee,
indusiriousiy improved.
We think corn j. but littlo II any above an
average crop IN Massachusctis. Do, IL 4.
generally good. land that the smaller Grain.
iall considerably beiow an ate-s-c Tn.
enhanced price Which ticy bear ~ HI,
very much. however. % make tb,ir e,i,,,,
non remuneraiivo. The potato crop is nof
al harvested. and IN some section. IL Il.
light Tie rot has appeared IN .s,e
iocaAtics. bot not Co an extent N, Ia.
rs % fear Deficiency IN the u.ssl .,-.-i,
Root crops the present season have 80.
succeedcd a. vel a. usual. The cant,-,.l
~ei weather q July seems 90 lave eb.,t. "a
their growth. and aiiboueh they have .tr
smother month % grow. We arr still q a..
opinion That TIE product viii b. a. be.. f.,
ihird less than in average wears. Ru, al.
crop Of rowen has been enormo-.. I. La.
been secured in good condition and -r... q.
"aloriy of farms has. We dsak. IAN,
n ! H.. . -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

now LpSTf HOW EFsTlRFbf
- ps.f.s-I coo s-sI-.I r-rei-- ...-. O. ..--.
4 ilCri 90 na fhr nsrarr. --.sfa--f s.-
u fa..ea. rrrr .f -rrrrffaIf...a .r -.....
NJ rssarss irt. ...'..s Iss..sr..s. -rsa.I To-.
e..fF. aat .aIr.laears fa nsrf..r- .rr.-."
N-rf"rsnras. f.rsr.ulf ..a. frlifr.. aa. So.
Vel. faI Iatr..s' lr-lrs.rt. r.....re r-
ln-s.lrfF. rrsaI.rr ffan 90 a.rsr a. 81.
EpEi . 60 LFEGWElL. u.s....l .I ~.
efr-r Hasa. a.
lf a.r.'..r.Hs .rf srftar .r f..s .H-....I..
- go. ...sr.' proves Iraar e. a-r rrre..ar..
..ff o. aa.a' 0..asf Ia..Ifs H. arf a..ar ... l..
ffrri7 ~ rrrlnFrI arhnuf rrr .ar..r .rI .k
'fat'.nas 81. r.rf. r-.frsf l.rs. I.a.es .a.rl..
nfn's fHHss ur rarfrs.f. rulHffsr ..f r.. l. .t
rnrr I'll anrr rrrfala bod ff.I.i.. .i a...l sa.l.
fatfrfr. aa aafrsr uhsf be- r.r -I.. .... II.
a.sf -rfr ninsfIl rtrar.f. privately naf RI. .r.I
iT. 1hHs .rrtare go prove h... .. f..-s.a..
-rri aa.frr srii. la r. pfsla e1FfI..-. Il. ,t. I'D.
.f.fi 0f s.s rrn'a. ur fas i1sfl.r s.a..s. n.
lress.aa uH. CHh~ q. kIfAF
- W hosrrr. Nrs Yea. 2 % gor tsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

THE MDNmaus Fsits are described
AZ presenting vcry bcalt.fal sight in win
Ter.
The creek Which forms tic hU carno,
he seen uutil 700 are close upon ns brink +.
then thc most bcaltifal Sigh, that 4" Glirirs
Ger conceived or naial. dreamed j. be-
fore your aiuirin- ewes. Thr brook GOMEZ.
leaP'ns and danc.s along. seemingly I'M
conscious ~ the fau directly in 81. patb.
and over 't ieap. IN a lau-i.a-. careless.
hcecy ulass. thcn on AGAIN t1 single rifb
che '' Father 81 " Alters Infant bef...
The ledge ~ rork over uh,ch ths water
falls forms uaierueath quite cavern. 30
tlat in summe- YOU nav pass into BE- behind
tac tI. The sides of tbe ra,.re below fi..
iail ar steep. ard are entirely sheeted u.,h
i-e from fhc spray of l.e waterfall r..
dint oi siilin-. creeping and rolling. tbe
bottom o. rearhed. where sou behold a
trsstal Palace" more rare and uniqse
than human mind ever devised
lac icc has formed behind Gle fiu d. .t.,-
ren,ious columns anI slender sfalarf.fs.
reach.ng from Up Oh bottom. shutting from
view thc passage behind tbe hI. sxeeps Il.
one small place. hroash which sou NAV
manage to s1ureze in. and chen ,he eve
fails upon most beaniifal rrotto.
Words iai O. describe be- ~. frosty. %.
rity and fantastic sp.eudor There hang
from The solid roek isr above year bad
'l1se crystal pear'y columns. large and
rrgaiar. reschirg to Co., bottom OF CO. fu.
All 'ntervoven uith icielcs 81 aiI .izes arI
shape. Ncser ga nature in her widest
ir.'ure' Proia.e auslt 81 es4aisite o. Mia-
nchala. in winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

NuAr CAN HE uoNr WIN rarrr 4
writer IN Blackvood's Magazine savs. /; 4.
wonderful % Sc the thousand useful. a.
vel - ornaneutal purposes o. Which pa
per . applicable IN the hands % thc jap
anesc. lie states that h. saw e made into
materials % closely resembling Russian
and Morocco leather and pig skin. that i;
va difficult % detect The difcrcnce. with
the ait ot lackcr varnish and skiIlful PAINT
me. paper made excellent trunks. tobacco
bag. oigar eases. saddles. telescope cases.
the frames Of microscopes and be even saw
and used excellent waterproof coats made
Of simpie paper which did keep out the
ram. ana arr a. subtle a. The bet Mackin-
tosh. The japanese use neither SIX nor
cotton handkerchicfs. towels nor busters 4.
paper IN their b ands serves A. an elegant
Substitute IL u soit. thin. tough. q pale
yelioSish color. very plcntifsl and very
cheap. The inner walls % many Japancsc
apartments ar formed OF paper beng moth
ing more than painted sorcvns their Vim
dows are covered With a fue t-anscalent
description % the sane material % entc-s
lar-ely into The m anufacturc o. nearly cv-
cry tling in Japanesc household and b.
saw What seemed 90 D. balls 81 t~ine. bat
which were nothing b1t loag sh-cds o..
tough paper rolled Up Ia shopkeerer hai
parcel o. tie. b. would take a strip q pa
Ter roll q quickly between his hands AMI
use il for the purpose and it vas quite A.
strong a. thc ordinary string 90 bone n
short. without papcr ST japan ~oaid com,
% adead lork AMI indeed. let o. tbe ar
burnry exercise Of h.s authority. a tyranni-
cal husband should stop his wife. paper.
The sage japanese mother. in-iaw invariably
stipulates that the BRIDE Is % have allowed
O. her certain quantity g paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

CAsHNEKE Go,rs AND Woo The 81
itor Of the Ohio Farmer acknowlc,lres .
call al his oficc BY the - KIM Of thc Ohio
Cashnercs. Mr.. : :. Williams. ofGrans-
vile. Licking Co. and Furnishes the fol-
lovins facts and fsVrcs in respect 10 tbs
new breed and "a valuable acece.
Mr.. Williams "a lust returning from
western New York. where he has been de-
liverins 70 W. n. Spencer. q Livingston
County. a halt dozen 81 his beautiful Ca-h-
mere Goats. This sale inclu,lcd the buck
Dake Of Wellington. a. $50. and The fol-
loving ewes. Adda $50. Cora $500.
Eugcnie $50. Louise 800. and Gipsv
sloo. NJ. Williams informs Us that h. has
still other orders from New York. and that
the demand for Cashmcrc is constantly alb
sor5ing al his extra stock through a
house IN Cleveland be has Just made a ship
nscnt Of has Cashmcrc wool 70 England-
The 6rs; shiPucn; of Ohio Cashmere % Eu-
roPc. Prom him ~ ct the foliouins A.
the last questions % Cashmere wool
half pure - per pound. thrcc-fourths ..
scvcn-cights -. 6ftecn-siNtecnth and pure
$50, extra pure sio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

HiNrs oS GsrumIvo Frrrr. o.. ~.
people are disposed to gather a.. -
fruits COO soon. Toy hsar Tree. 80
ing IN the wind. and they Col III. -
s'revn With uinIfaus. from these -.
'''. jump a. o. conclusion THAT t..s f-,..t
''Eh' % Pc gatbercd. Bsf a certain Der
''uiage oi a GRIP may hn. from variou.
e,a'e'' before the crop is ripe. TIE disss..
81 portion Wili iosc .ts holI. OPP tb. wi,t
may aisiodge what b. soand. long before tt.
I,r''an Hhieb rcnnains firm BE- stto v,sb.-
: rue p generally adopted by gars,n.r.
.n'i = ihe pips ofapplc. or pears ar. ty-,.
ins brown ihe crop u.ay bs taken be, =.
49, '''''T say thar a decidedly DARK and
49, al' q ihe seed b. a safe crferia.
- % ''e objection that waiting lsis into
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

ONFoNp. - Al a. Caurt ~ ffoi.sis ~ ti 80 rsi o.
-. ~uasa - 80 the Caaafy ~ oStart. 90 ths
talrl rl--.iss q ~-rls-rh~r 4. y. t~s1.
IN 80 r.-frttaa 81 CATHERINE y - Rtn-
~ NEE wtts~ of Nfusasn q. Scrtt.er htc
81 Reihr ta $50 Couufs d-csass.i r.rl.,tng g. 40
sils~sae~ csi q thr uer.ousi s-t-is 81 ~ he
hnststnf-
-, isr-i a., th- .,,a Tsss,a--r s.v, -ps.r- o.
81 r-r-su. i-rsr-siet ~ ern.iug cars oi ths.
49, O. h. l-.ii.'rrI thf~e ~csks re-siveis tn
~ oxtnrd nrra'crsf r. ur~-rar-r rrtar~t nj fsfts
b. .att tolsfs ihsf thrs laas rrgrrsf ffa,sf~
tosart q, - heid 20 rsfts th~ thuff larsisf a
pcio,sr nrNt. ~ ars- e'ciark ~ t.rrna.a. sai
saru rtasr, on ans fars hssr. 81 f fhr rfaf~r 81
$50 letitrs--rf shlaii 80 - grs.f~f.
p Vs., Jai.r.
Atrue coga- afi-.i : Houss. Esrts--.
ONFosn. ss-Ata sesrt of Tr,i-.t- 81. 81 Pc
o.. vuhru al G. ~ Caanfv 81 tiNE.rd. oa thr
thiri Trs-.ss ei >cri-r-.i--r 4. a. I~ss
STEHfiI.N FAgNIN a,fusi-s-tr,t.r cd, a..
- e.ats o. Na.cs Nargla hts 81 Knns.rd iu
sasd teuris deoes-rd. hsstax lrrs~uisl h,. .sr-
ont ana ursi srraaaf &C airrrntsfrsfsan cf tts e..
tafs 81 49, a-oras-d &c. .Iis~aacr-
tftrrvd. Ihst the sstl Ai.ninssfrarar give
rrflor o. nj r--s.aas ruf~rr.trf ~ r1rr.fn- rr.s
90 th-s ortrr o. t- rutii-hri tarc~ ~~-k. .-c-ss-
stsrs - az o0larl r-s.rrat. e. ue--f.a7~r d. ~,
tef - farts. thrf a. r-rr-1a. tufrre-tri ratr af
@ui oa ths thirt Tus-asv OF o.. 49,. ~ 80 o.
ctrk n ~ t.frns.-n. 70 C..irt q Ps.tsts de-
fo D. haiirn ia Pare. aa.i shr- c.asr 81 aug -
III saaar sh.s,ij --s D. a1avsi
NV WOODBURY. Jsl-~.
4 trtr o-rv-ait~-t- J. : Hose. B~Et.t-r.
oNFeKp. ss.-Nb Csuft 81 Ftsi.t- o. Pa
Be-. -tthfn anl 60 fhr Csuuft n pnf.rf 90
~ 'hirt Tu-.iss sf ~srf-u.i-rr. =. n. Ise1.
MOSS MASON. Atuulrr.trafsr e. 80 90
vi tat- oi nsaieI Neung isr- 81 nethei la sati
tuuafF t~css-rf. haFruz rr-sr1.el a.. frsf 90
crani 20 a.sasatsrattaa of me estate 81 saii g.
csarc.i g. a.is-anr~.
O. irrrt. That 80 sai1 Adrnina.frafar -rse r.,
tsre ta 20 T-rsas ater- strf. q, csasfng rs., &C.
this ofaer to 10 rsishet thfrs u--ss -s,ros..ls~-
y ta thr nNtsrt i,rn-faf. Ia lafr st Pare. thsf
fart. fr sari t-rafs. oa ft- thrri Tar-lss III thrt
49,. af tra of tt- OLA trth fr-r-... ..l .i-,.
rar-r Of say tars have. -hf th- .,u,r shaail 90
D. s.aa~rI.
Wv WOODBURY.. Jriss.
trrr rr-f-sffrst
, :. HoRHs R.rr--
oNFour. s..-Ats trs.f .i rf.f.si.. h.if H. Pc
90 ~rt.r eel 90 ts~ Casatt .f osfr -.f - thr
ta.rf q 90 sf .f ~rrt-aai-r ~ l~sl
TIMOTHY NtE nta..el-Irsfa. Cd fh- 80 be-
Il et ~fuaaFi 49, at~ nf nrth-I Of sasI Cs..a-.
-rr~--F.i. hartng rrrsrrfrt hl. frsf 49, f-af o.
ceuaf ai sta.aa.-rfatf-n ef th~ srrate ai sa,l ir
rr.--l 80 sItr-rr--.
ort~ust. fhat ~ satf at-.i.istrsfar give No.
tsrr tu ail r-rsas fnrrrrsrrl I.t rs-s.r- = go. a.
this artrr 81 b. F-t.is.h-i thr.~ -~~k. -slr-.-
sisr.' on tae hsiart ID. pfta'el st rar..-
on saft farHfs fhaf rhrF r-as rrasar e. q Pc.
tats Ca-alr ia i- h-I at rrrt.. 81 ...f Ca--f, D.
ea thr thrt IaeIss s.l utt.i-r -snf I'd t.a 81 th.
e.afA fr fhr i1r~nr.n aaf .hr- ssa-r 90 srs thrs
have, - b. the sa..- slarli go O. .Ils-.t
g. " WOODBURY.. &c..
4 trur corF-Aurst
: HoBnS. Er..s.r
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Portland and New York
WEEKLY LINE.

Nv sra~nfiI ans fs.f ~frs-asti r. CIfTS
iEAkE. Go Mdasits aaf FARkEE--
~ re. tars. HcGuaa. -tI esd i.rrarr 90 30
rrn t..asss
Leave Hraea's Mharf. p1rffs-i l~s~rs N~la---
- ant ~arartss. 81 fa'rtask q ~. go Fasr =
Nnrth klsrr. w Naft. eFrrs Mrslae-ias aai
~afar..aF. at a'rLrs ~
Tee vrs-ra Hr~ tftrt -. vr-h So arr.r..rs-
rafs'as taf fs-srr -rfs. unsktrE ere. thr -..sf
sI-.t. sa'r col roal f.ffaI.~ r.-r~ go frss~r-rs
iri~"~a ~ hafA 80 49, fas-sgr. : s.
Del .a..ing srr nrf ~tat~ &c.,
''.-a-ts tar-art~t 81 eco. i,-s ta 80 hra NJ
if~si. Ossf-r. hasa. Auge-ta. Tssig.ort .nt -.
Jahn
~afFr~rs afr sursfrsi fa sraf thflr irss.hf e.
ihe -irau'rf 81 'sr1 as q u. o. ths a. ta-i
thrt l~sv~ infflln1
10 irrfEhf nr rsssarr srris o.
EMERY A. ION F.ftI.rf
o. O.. CEoNWitL 4 Go. Nr-Nark
f.rt.ar.. ttrr g. I-.g
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a post va erected by ue direction Of
che Surveyor o. The road. q Kent. some
years ago. bearing The oIor.ag ias-r,p-
Ton The is bride path 10 Fsv.-.fs.,
g ~ 's7r rcd fiis. you bal teuer Keen
tbc main raj.
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otFosn. ss-At tsart FL rr.f.sfs hrlI 81
isrts. -tthfu 80 o. thr tarutr re- oafsrt On
- thtri Eers.iav af ~rfsrali--r 4 n. I-tl.
nj wi Ahlt hi' HAGi~pN. st..a.sfrat-
va "a as th- estate III Jaha Hlrhsrt..a isf- s &
hsairrt ia salf t.sasrr. .i-fra ed. hnTrrr rr--
sFatf ~ ersi 81 aaaI srreanr al a.'s.Ialstrsf.
I'd ~ estate af sart a~r~- 60 60 aI.-aa-~.
hrarrrt. ttaf fh~ salt stra'frs rlse rat.rs 90
a." nffsnas tafrrrsfsa ty rasslag e. rapF ofthfs
oft~r e. D. pri..shrf fhrr~ ur~t surrrs.irsff ia
To bsiara uruarrfat. 81 r-si.iir n--sl,ap~t rrtu-
tet at farls. fhaf thrs uas appear go Fraiasfs
t.urt fa % hrit &C Pare ra cad Casarr. d.
~ hrd tarrstas of urf.t-r u-sf af -sa~
a'c--s ia az iarra.-sn. ed sha- r-a-e 81 aas
tnFf Save. u n y fhrsarae h.a'I 90 o. "a l..~s
o. ". WOOpEt ~ Jsi-~.
a frue cops
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farmers department.
"sPEED rHKrLow."

Althc ats sd science- psrisinirg 90 liis are
cas'ss iinkedtor-th-r SOD 49, iutiaaatss councct-
81 ~tta Agricuiturr
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Dwelling House for sale ortoLet
Portland g. Boston Lin,



- IT, sr'-etIf res s.s--..--
I0 ~ seaarrs tsfe~t Cits.Isu
t-tou and NonfreaI r..
iIII isriaFf a.sll.r rar as t....s. =.
Lave Alaafar hsrf. F.rf,.as. sr.rs w.-.l.,
Ia.-.at. W r..a-- lg. z aar...t. srf ff..I.s -. :
e'r..rt ~. aal iat.a shsrf Ua.t.,. ...,.
Naa.af. Iu--tst. Wr.aeslss. Tra-sIs, 80
fr..st sf .'r..rk Pm
iarr-la rairn. er-a
.frh. ugr
h-tsrh bets. 'araistr. s ..t isrr- ---.
..ff ,' s'i..raas. o. tar ar.aH..a..fl 90 81 II.
dee sai lt-I..es anf fI.F.'..ts s-- r.r.....
'hai 's iatfrr ft.s i.rr nee saving .fIta- s-f
rs.r.-f nat -. r.s.r .sr' fh.f f.s .....r.. ...-.
.i arr.tIsg OBJ E..faa .i i.rs On. .f ft. r.stf
d. at.t.r.
IT, bate afrr- .a sras.n Oh. t.t-fl. ..-I....
trstas COG .l DE eos.
TIE .l.n..fHH are 90 esrrns ..... Do f.r-.-.
'' fa ar..0f rsres..rr 80 OIL. t.... s.I f..f
lFrs'a.t. r.a.rs u.I..e .s a.rrH s.. .s.I f. =.
Go ..'rfl .lr rassfrl.r o. rt.r 500 Il. 4.
f.a..I r..nr
irr.rhfntra as nsasf
o.. BILLINGS. t.-.t.
r.n't.f w. r-ee
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Il ~ ilea- Jaigs 4 r'oha,s ior ths C.as,, 81
Oxfrd.
4 EwIS BISREE. ssu..u..,r.t., .f ~. ...,,.
IL q >sa.usi B.-ek ht- 81 nuckfsti 81 "a
m rerson-l -st-ts 81 sd $1,000 d. "a "a
s''ai - rss ~ lasi tebss ~hrh b. o-.l ID ~
tiun~ 81 - trsfh
hraf o. r'rarr tA-r~fsr~ rrsss ,s.,, h..sr 81,
rraai Ben hcru-e to - aai cs.sreY 81 afths r~.f
"a sait tr-~asrf Sc ~ ra,uaeaf q sa.f 49,. 80
'a-r'',-uiai sAsrg--- LEWIS BIsBEE
otFosr. ss.-tta C.r,f 81 Fr.i,,is Ma "a Pc.
o.. siihfa AT g. ths Cnsafs of tiStlrf. 90 th-
third TurstaF 81 ~epiraai-r i~s,l
- thr iarf-ssng p-fif,ea. oftcrrl. Tat ths
49, rrtiiia-fr ssr uai'oe ta 80 rsr-ses iaf.rrsi-
- ~ osa-sng rors uf b. f-tHtoa ~ith thts s-r-
- th~r-rrl fn T.. faillshrf lhrrs wrrks srrrr~s-
slrsi, b. ~ osf.f.i tl-ur.rrat rFfaf-f ~ Pace
a., 90, 49, apF-ar 81 rruhsi- C.rsr g. -
49, 20 'tffss on ssli t.sanfs 90 ths . Tu-rsfar
"a ogt'r nsNf. Ia e., o'rtlrk \. a.. fr.o..,- a.
~ D. gr.aisi.
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pxe.rH
HUNRLY ssrrs--u,. MARY AM POSTER
II rf tanf.a FL sii.l ts1rls thsr a. Il. -
srie' - 'sfus fa--rr bee - Caste. b. sstH
'esnff D. dird ua ths sfNfreafh Is 81 Asr.s.f
a. II. i~e1. iHfa-tarr srrr-a ssf - ~
rrai s-iafe. sesis 49, eAaitsi. rlshts 80 sr.rf.
shrh earhf ta - a..rlsstst-r-i a.--resar a. -.
" hrr-tsrr a-r rsfifi rrr rrsss thrt decent.
ten 20 49, estate usf D. graafrl e. Ss,usa n
tueiltgr. 49, a-citrlar ~ tra.t
MARI AN FOSTER.
tfFoSn. ss.--N tarrt of rrot-sfe h-ir q
iart-. -iihaa sa.i &C. ~ tarssfy sf lsfsrf en-
the thfrt lurs-ss af ~fItsal-f 4. n. l-s1
% 90 tsrrg frn- Irrffr.n. pr.irrsi. Ihsf th~
sa'i 49, rise aaitrr t' sii frr-rrs ,rfrr--tsf -
rsasing raTf ai hrr pftHrsa ~tth thss or.lrr
thrr-ra tr D. f-..ishr.i ftrr- srrks sarr~..tr.f.
ta thr hNiHrt hrasacrsf Tf,afr8 af rrrts fh.t
tsFf ust arrrsF af Frctsr~ g.s,rt o. - ~
RI Pare, fa sali tsuafr. an thr ~ TH-.fsr 20
''rtai-r n~Nf, sf % s'r.erk ra fhr f.rero.a auf
49, cs--r. ,f asv thss have. ~ th~ -.
shaut &c o. grsntrf.
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tee ccnr-aftrsf
=. Uonus. Rsr.sfs..
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oNFoEu. 81 AZ Caat ai Pr.I.,- 49, "a
farr-. -tllrn sr.I g. tnr e. r..1rs rrsrsr...r Ia.
So thffa r--.tsF TT ~~afraui-r 4 ~ I-.l
IN thr rzrr.r..1 q MARY A CHAPMAN
" u.lre aI i..rari % Charr.aa htr IL U-tb-
rI sa ss't tar-fe trrrnsr,i. rrssfar &C. an ar.u-
aare sai 81 th- i-rssI estate Ell. 49, $50 h..I..-f
brirrrt. cat o. tsia rrff..-rr elsr n.t.lr IL
IT'D r~rsras ..tsrr-tr.i. a., strsl-s rars 81 thls
artrr ,s o. ru Hsh-f thfre ~-~ss ssrr-.-. srI. "a
iar hN'fi &c., sr. 81 .afrt st fHrl. thsf tt~s
.-HF nrTrsr era Probate Cert FL. t- he'f ar prrs
ra sd tounfF ea the itirt Tas..ias af urtaf~r
artr. af tra I'D tar rtrk ts Ell. l.lra...a. a..f
-,s- raasr. f eos ft-f have. uhs fh- ..ae
staalt pc hr sUa.rf
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ffp~ ceps-artest j :. tloaas. Ers..t~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-23

~ ssfsrr tlFf hFrshF ElNFs rult'fr nntsrr th a
80 pa l-~a daiy arrststsd O., the Hon.s.h-
Jadee af PROBATE O. the tosnis &c ONG.rd. 81
a-suuei 10 trusfai staa -irstris ofth~ estate a
GEOEcE e. THOMSON ice 81 Hsstf,-l
ia sail Cosuts. 1.ces.,5. q, r,,iar bed o.. the
hv tir~rts. 80 tarrrlsrc f,,r..--fs aIl r.-r.a-s
90. Bal fs ths ssisfr &c saIl fereasff O. usk~
ia'an~iiat~ aNu.enf aaf thosr ~ D. have aas DO
rttnis th~reon 60 sxhtitt 49, sau.s &C.
>Fpf. 10 a~t1 HARRIET a. TiioNFS on
To- .u,-cri~r h-r.,.y give. r.i.I.c u-..-- 49,
~ a. -. tss srf-asatrd ~ th- He.rrsit~
Sat-- "a Probate g. AZ tarrft af prfnff So
a-suu- the tfu.t 81 stiaistr.ffN 81 th~ estate IL
wiH'sr, a.. Garirs hi- ~ Frl.kiis Ft.sts,.sr.
u satl Souats. 1rceasci. - rirans t-.al =. ~
la~ fir-~fs- - fh~retrr~ rs-l.rst. 90 r-rtssa.
- af- .nrhfsl ta thr estate ai $50 frr~as-t ia
utsr fauaF.'fafr I.af. leaf. asi fh.--~ Il. D. have
aas orrns.is ttrrrea ta sshltai thr saus- e.
500 -. i-ol MARY , GOgnEN.
IT, -t-rfit-f hrf-l., -.ss. l..lf.r u.t.r~ that
- ha- trra du.r a0ro.a--a ~ fhr ti-a.fstt.
Ja.-r e frrtssre o. a. Caa.rf of pxf.ft. ar.f
$780, - tfu-i oi .iufut.frafrlS el 81 estate Eel
ErHEAtH BENSON Sc oi Pee.
q 49, Cauafs. i~rsas-.i. o., s.vi-r t-s.f o. ~
nre 'etrtsrs ta fh- sststr of .si tr..ct to u..1-
iaaa--itsrs f.afa.raf aai tha-- o. have eos g.
ussuHs therrH1 fn ethtsr thr .sasr r-
-. ls. i-es N,Ei. HEN~oN
SuTIiTT'~ SNE. Oarrsuss. ~-rtn.
- t-f ish. t~e1. Taten Cd sasrafr.. a.f
~ft tr sa.t lei rahar aa-fiaa OBJ -.furf.s th~
ta.rft -hfst DIS nf tt-rsi-f 4 % f~s,1 sf co. o..
rsfs in 90 irrare.. tr thr F.st oasr- ar E-th-I
IT, fa -s..l toarfs FL ~ fsghf sn srrafe uh,sh
y ~ fs.r..rn .f Nfart eel a.-rfe So .r fh-
rrrhtn~-fh tas ~ w.. 4. ~. i~ss sf co. a'sllk
ta 90 tarrn.-r trlus ~ fi.rr th~ ss.a~ - 10.
90 afa ea thr .asl $50. af r~trr--ar th- So
.efH- tr-lll'-. rraI estate. sl-unr-l .a Nrsrt ta
sasf tf,alr anf trrr. 80 sar1- r.rrrnlsrs e. h.rh
90 $50 J.tn fs.tra r.asssr, ts Ff-- Is,I -rslth
- 20 ser.I ai us.rfrarr. dates laar 80 lisa.
e. sFfure 30 rafu.-ai 81 thr~~ t-rtr-I t-f sirs
e.-rs. al frrar.lrt la thr ns .sf.l o.. glsfrs ~
i'rr.Is. IA -. Page. ~ 49, lsI s--i o. 49,
rrnsrsft fs rhr sall t,...t.ra rn "a ...laaa Ma
~ D. nfnrr trF.t oi us.ffraer .atr.f ~~rteusi-r
- i~hl. ta srrafr al r-asuurai rf tfrr an~ taI-
-srs aaf tsrars r-ais asl r~rrr.-I .- 49, "a e.rt
kr..-frv ai ner.is u.ak o. "a. rss~ % .La s.r-r,-
isFs caasrfvt ~ ~ sast Jrhn Nsifttra e. 49,
sac y f'.-.-iass % pc i--l CT .-.rfrsr~ l.f..I
tr'lfasFF i3h. 49, fol srcurr th- ras-.~rf af
tarrf haaa.fr.t ...ars ai f~ra.l-I ra 80 o. .srs
hrs'sfrY "a De-. 81 ~. psrr -. als.s 80
rrfa.-ra rnfre~. ~ GO 49, fs.alfra e.. 49,
,. $780, tf BE- t-r.i rf rraffr.rr fsf.t
Nafrh So. -. .~rar~ 80 r.atasrrt of fhr-s
tertrr' aat s.aft-rl lhf al .fsrs rr-rrrI-f o. 80
tst.ri krElsfrs ri ia---ts. G.-k - ns-- fta
T. 'ar als.s- asrr.. trr.s eel ft~ r-sart. tk~r~-
90 rri-rrarr is aai la fh- lr.-r ritu ofth- sr-r.
see.
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