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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
HOT HOT AIR AIR FURNACES
PETER MARTINS
~ Patent Improved
Hot Air Furnaces,
rnt. pUtuUxc avn pr.uv arE r1SE.
ron PUBLIC ann pRIvATE USE.
For WOOD or Coal.

A
called to the above Furnaces as they combine
ventlatlng WI qualtisss, ns x;rm, an,
ceeded in pcrfecting what he claimsto be the best
Furnace now IN use. Among us many adyantages
over the ornnary TprnsGEss, s are n keep a in
operation. u..
Keeping the rooms constantly suppled WIN Pur9,
resn @ az a5: & drawn from NATURES ino@naus''io s'o0A
Large Air Chambers syodns the S confinement OF
Improved Water Chambers, which keep up, a
steady supply q mGs1gret whiSpF ;n Uyeroomes Nne
great objection 70 ordinary ho1 AT rarndces
The castings are heavy And strongly p9ited TO- o,
gether, guaranteeing duraoity uhder any uos'oo VI
heat. II pFnIr-
PARTICULAR attention Is ealled % ne
hasneen pronouncea ny so,en.'ho lnen 70 ue S1o
"a BESI EV EtS M ADh.
n1- Rverv Furnsoe warranted 10 rive entire sat
isiac'ion; ,.uDycrS
l. lin.ts ala hEr EAsNoIc ~ hih
who have the Furnaces 10 use: o.,,..r......
,,J.R Deyey, corner John and HOPKINS streets'
olRo1RahS Y Roth Col 81 N;cboIssy corner Fourtb and
Racs D streets C;nc;nnati. ' 0Oi ~ =. u ~
''ITH Il Elsas Fonrth street. near John. Cincinnati.
N. EcEert Bankstfcet. Cincinnati. -,
q. w Rechtip, Pike street. Cincinnati, ,..
NN'' D'-''OASt -
CincInnati. -. 90 '''. '.'- ~" ."
u =. Hendy, O9Tylnston;@ N.Y. ny; s,,;th 'C;rc;n-
matt. nU1Y c,..,nn..; ..,n,
Mrs Clearwater TaytUH ssreef ssSo
.;D,as s q 'tt 'l' y y - -NoN' NNS'T
''lHalN n Riddle. Cincinnati. .smHiu
sns %iSs' SlPS,1Ps u fSs Fi1n Of Smith DtsOn, Gin
NJ. Fechemer, Eighth street, near Vine, Cincin-
natl. u y -,IYg.Il. III. .a.p.bpf
Nj. N. Megrue, Milford. Ohio.
e. s, Blasdel, Lawrenceburg, Indiana. 10 .
| ]. Bast, Architect, Cincinnati. ~
| Mr.. Moore. Architect, Cincinnati.
Walter n Stewart, Cincinnati.
Picket 4 Son. Cincinnati:.
Anderson d Hannaford, Cincinnati.
The Warm Air Furnace m .nufactured for me by
Peter Martin, could not easily be excelled making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer, is free from
smoke or gas and costs for fuel but mere tribe.
I2th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati.
-.,gs
Mn NorppD.up RRIpIsa OuIoJ
n .r "f' Hoi"h No. har 9nth iSsI 1'o3
, NM, :. on.,r -, -. st..
MR.. MARTIN;.Tnls is 10 certify tnnt We trlen tno
Furnace you ouilt tor US ana arc satisheu Wltn ''
Our rooms are amply heated. 1870. a' .linrp
.. Yours, respecti pqllTTirps plTTir Norpp NAVE
oioIEho NoihE Dh"C' Dh"C'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES


Washington City, and also gives the passenger the
privilege of visiting Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New Yo,k, at the elst Ufa New York ticket alone
or the privilege Of visiting all tie principal sea-
board citiesat thecost Of Boston ticket alone. via
Through tickets to New York can be procured via
Washington City. at nm additional expense OF g.;
Three train, daily, Sundays excepted leave 10
4:O5 A. M. EXPRESS, from Union Depot. via
rives at Bellire At 1O:4s A. M.pPittsburgh at 3.45
Z. NJ; Harrisburg at 2:i5 M !; Baltimore At 7'ol
"A NJ; Philadelphia at 6.55 A. NJ; Now York, via
Phiiadclphs, at 1900 NJ. New York, via Allen
'btown, at O2O A. Nj. '.E ItiO'
Via Bsllaire nd Baltimore a Ohio Railroad, arrives
AZ Be'lsire at lo4s A. NJ; Grafton at 4.So Z. T.;
Cumberland at 1850 PM; Baltimore at 1885 A: M;
Washington City at S;45 A. NJ. This train arrives
in Baltimore and Washington City several hours
in advance Of any other route. ~
fO:2O LIGHT MING o XPRESS, from Union De-
pot, via BeilAire and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
arrives at Bellaire a. 5O9 r NJ; reaching Bati-
2:s5 p NJ MAIL from Union Depot, via l,ellaiTo hI,I
aire at'9AoP NJ; Grafton at $40 A. NJ; Cumber-
land at 6:24 A. baltimore at 6:l2 Z. NJ; Wash
ington City at 7:4O =. NJ. .u.s e....Y.I
Via Be!laire and PenBsylyaais Railroad srriyeS at
Bellaire at 940 p. NJ; Pittsburgh at 2:lo +. /;
P6iladeip6is AZ 5:s5 P. M; New York. via phila-
delphia, at 1880 z. NJ; New York, via Allentown,
at 1000 7. Nj. .l.. .. it t,.rr.f .f.r
sS- Five trains daily CSundays excepted from
Washington or Baltimore, for Philadelphia and New
| York. ii ''"
AT Bo sure to ask for tickets via Bellaire. '.
J.W. RBOWN, General Ticket Agent
III. J. JEWETT, President. ..-
oct3l '' IT. 1 ...'i.f. .. .'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

..s.i.r. a. CINCINNATI, April %, 1884.
Having used. during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by MIR; Peter
Martin, willingly testify TO the very general salts
faction it has given me. rnr,,oy
1856 West sixth Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

&"
'ih@i) wHoLEEALE AND RETAIL f''.'.t
7H iH sol BROADWAY, N. y. "'"
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GRAPHIC MATERIALS, we are Headquarters for
hefollowiDg, viz:
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Of these we have an immense assortment, including
War Scenes, American aud Foreign Cities and Iiand-
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Stereosoopes. for public or private exhibition. Our
Catalogue will be sent to any address on receipt Of
Stamp. "'t" ''''r "- N
l0D7 PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. u
Wewere thefrst to introduce these into the United
States. and we manufacture immense quantities in
each. OurALBUMS have the reputation of being
superior in beauty and durability 10 any others.
They will be sent by mail. FREE, on receipt Of
price. t,.t.tI -
~ as- FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER. IA
iEpf N CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. la ,.1.g
Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE THOU.
SAND different subjects to which additions are
continually being made Of Portraits of Eminent
Americans, etc., viz: about pltH fiINn 1iIFuIR9h
100 Maj Generals 100 1t. Colonels, $50 Statesmen,
200 Brig. Generls, $50 Other officers 1s0 Divines,
s Hs H8SGns n Sag sssS officers 70 kfsssS f1s$nsa.
.la 1000 Copiesof Works Of Art. 9ilar iWo omsn.
Cravings. Paint6ss, Statues, etc. Catalogues sons 5
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whotographers and others ordering goods o. o. D..
viii please remit twenty i've per cent. Of the amount
tosatisfy. .NHusH1i lT-77TTNIT-T---
! april S-d&vtf. d tiH mgAta.l oar
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" FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER. -GQ
oi Z CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. J4
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
George Plank Court of Common Pleas of
,.L... vs; a Franklin County,
Christian May etlaly .Iibfog Ohio. ; lI''.,t.g
TN, N,PUKSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
st public suetiop, at the door Of the Court House..
Thursday, the 10th day Of November, A.
y lle ~ .Y9E ID. 1866, no GiJH |'6Js
az cclOck p. M. tho following described real ss-
The east alfof lot No. thirty $50, and IN. west
he Of lot No. thrty-one (8) in tho gnal town
Westeryille, Franklin County, Ohio.
Appraised at $500. II ,iITT'9 lhltsnlI n
Sheriff and Master Commissionsr.
fTinter,s fees $3.50. n8 Lslb ,BIJlD 10 3r7IJI
octlT-d1t&wd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
GRRENBAtKS lll ARE GOOD.
Robacks are Better.
\ " DIR. ROBACK'S
BITTERS|

These Bittes arc not oifercd 70 fhe
public as medicine that will cure ah
lthc "ills that flesh Is heir tor but they
arc On honest, reliable, remedial AGENT
and arc an efficient and agreeable resn-
lator OF tho system. In all sections Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

OFPrcE HoURs-0fice opens at * A. M, and
sloses at ~ p. NJ. Sundays, opens at s A. nj. and
closes at 10 A. M, n,.
JULIUS j. WOOD. p. M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09
& RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains At Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after August 7th 1855
trains will run as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

Certificate from the lev. Dr. Hamil-
ton d, French, Of Montreal.
nv wife. who was subject To debility many years.
'',' '''',o'''' ',O' II. d. FRENCH, DID,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

have used for two winters Mr.. Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnace in my dwelling, and am well satisfied
with its operation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

MT. NoTRE DAME, READING, 0HI0,}
Pr November Goth, 1861. !
Mr.. MARTrN.-This is to certify that We tried the
Furnace you built for u.s. and are satisfied with It,
Our rooms are amply heated 1910. i', linr
Yours, respectfu uy, >. -..!I.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

Ranks among the frstclass Companies. and is just
said to be the most successful Of any Jet organ
lied. Its reputation has now become SO thoroughly
established that no more need be said that point.
There are greater Inducements and better opportt+
,nitiesto make money on these Stocks than any Oth-
ere IN eSistsnce, while at the same time they are
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-09

The Warm Air Furnace m ,nufactured for me by
Peter Martin, could not easily be exceled, making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer is free from
smoke or gas, and costs for fuel but mere tribe.
JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman,
l2th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-20

% stairs th,rr ar rot so mang csh'bi.
tors of iruit s. u.ual e. o. Urton IN. a.
vsristie' ~ apples anl a quaniiis % grapes.
N a.. Reed % varieties of viutrr sppir. and
3of grapes. H.. n-os1 -5 sar.r.i,.. = =
Barrett. Samnsr. D.. rri =. " Pierre.
quite collection Mr. Gib.o-s pcarhc.
arr very rich lo,k,u-. al are a uuasuii
thing in such An rsh.hit.on
Tore a-- Glr cnt-.,. Of bresl. one o.
the leave. b,ing made o. Me- p Aiiie
Ipfon. ard hrr s.,fcr Sgd ia years. pro-
scented some very fae n'ar'r sugar. maple
syrup. 49, an article isheiel tomato honey.
ma ie from the exposed il.c- of thc tsna-
o.. boileI Ssh SUGAR. Thrrc are qa,fe
uau,ber of loi' 81 .yrur.. prr.er,r.. Sr..
on sshibiiicn. al 20 ih,u sokias very
tsmrtirg
The ladies hare f.,ei up ihe neelle-work
snd domestic manuiactsrs d~psrtncnt.
~th excellent articl-s. al q uhioh ual
Pr0bably receive uoticc az tie han.ls o. the
Commiitrvs
NJ ~ 4. n H-sI5arv 20 NORWAY.
'oid'~r. eNh'l.'s 'ix pi.tarr frames. contain
ing an anaoari 20 @ork ia, would deter An
Ordinary maa from copying Li. uork.
N''r Gas b. aur coilrel piciurc. ths pho
to-raIhs ot siS -rurratiors. fron a brisLt
h.t.e giri Co thc grsai-rrc,t-rraadu,otber.
Il &C. rare thing Mr Cr,,kcit has 6ne
cole.i.oa oi li. Photograph Their exc
euiion cannot o. sarpa.s,.i. neithsr can
iusii-- De- a.cori-,i Bro ,1.h a noti-e A., thi.
A better tr.i b. o. a., hi. rooms. ,-l
a. Dim u.,i ,ai.r-
T. the matter 90 Stock. there A. 81, ma.
u'aai e'i-rss.ra 20 sarpri.c. 70 GOOD cat.
tie a-c scarec. tlc excellent Oxen have not
tn lra,n~,l iram tls locaht, her.
~crv on ODE eraauis o,er .isty PAIRS ~
large u.-kinE osrn At J.nafhan CLARK
PROBABLY has Cd fne.t pair. rs-cha.ed some
tuns sirrr .1r ah,at So Ssth 4. Ho'-
broak hai spieni.I team q si-bt rattrr.
a. in gooi issh. ari az above seven f,rt.
Ihrrr iesu tcaa.s utic malo up. Thrrr
~n also a. uuuslal amo4rt 90 ti.s-oa.L
brrl storS e.. IS Esrr,ft. Nora, hal
t. par Durhaui steer = Ioveiov. tso
burlam b-l'.s j a. Rose. Oafo-I. Grad.
JERSEY bold. = 81 Favor. grade Hereford
m 20 c'~ % a Thayr-. Paris. Durham
scar..rg a-I, q L Hooper. Paris. grade
I-faan -tt, l,aa- 4 p-ul-on. Nor~av.
i1Ii blood Jrrs.g bl. and L,iEsr. Is Il.
N1rsc. b-liau tau As Uhayer. Pa-i..
Dufiam bah. ,inioa Hose. Ssmurr. cu-
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Il ARRIED

o. ~ret-r. ~-rf -,h. o., Rev .. ~s..ts. Mr
~ e'-'-s.f .i ~sr.ra. ta ~. E,ss II-s ID
of t.r.r.
o. osi.fi. ~.p-. 90 ID, T.-n f.f.,. pa
w. flrr..sr ] trrrf af eI,-.-o..i FL. Mi..
Anra m. l....ss .f uaI..s
u ls..-- t'rf D.. fs RL.-n Cha-s. Pa. Va.
sffa a. ir.r, ia Me- EaIh 90. No.. t..th
rf NI..aa I..rrs.
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iisrraff.
o. Ls.i f-r.-.z. oet. Sd. 81 Cd Pa.
"a " t.ruJ tl...t. NJ C.sr. y ta.t.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-20
MAINE ITEMS

>uslr Ofn L.De Alr,. ra.i. 3.
Hsi,Lhg'on. steI to 5sar,. .tss u Wm.
Ii-.s-inssoa. of La,.aa. one lay last u,ss
de- aa4 pc .r;9 tas, % - 5..Ls.s 90 10.
tatocs. .>-au,c.
TIE Jouruai nys Dea. p. Darrell. Of
Greene. as severely. iI not fatally is.srei.
la SEX. o. ia...as lroa. All apple tr,c.
Col y e.. L.airr af.,.. ,-. A--... thst
L. = thc si.i.u li OBJ. u.all...a. a.ter.ioa. -
an asa a s-spvesion oi Iadrment .n o..
case uuiH an ,usestiea,..a al. Teen 1asl-
Il.ry-ta3 l5si. 20 l.,.s.c Llr. l..-
entered 3D. the >-prra.- t...s Or C..ater-
lanl 'eaHf. iLr pfs,.ai i.r.l.
The rauiasd Pes. sat. ttss Chs-,~.
Haas ~as ARRESTED JOB iilt .i.r. oa Welse.-
dav. by Ma-,ta', Ws-,. or,t and Ii,.b o.
's,a-..a- Feol', olt 70 money .-Isr pre-
tense tllt b. "a GO ODD. r...foIasoili.r
d''a-isa .y the Aal.-.a.,l- Ten
4 rar 90 otsa u.-, s.iI attae Csu,.
sbov Oh fl-n.r-.oa 't.t seek sar sss-.
Us nra..-si ODD et. F.ra
A r.r-r.pa ,l. Pee. a,. tb,t
in f-r r'r s'.I 40 A.e-..t. tl,l. ir, tLr,e
r~v ODD f-. n.ta- cars of .-r-.,,I
pati,ra. v...l a.. Oh. i. t.n.rI ..tanI rrs
uPou CO. D. a. d. Esr-.lI
We barn from OBJ. Portland Pres. t,.t
81 Aa.s Nael..... 90 t.af rfr. w.
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oKruEn. As the Suprrur Iu.iIriai CONT D..
.lu aa- nnllru af Paris. within nnI lar satf
fHunfT RI nNf.r.l, on 81 third IucscrV % -
flataHr. Arun fs1aalui I-asi
rsu e. f.rll-o.ng hi r fs ordered INST che
il'-l.alt rsisr arIrst.i copy OF tr ssil Iala.I
rnl t.i- Hrl.r 81 Conn r'lrrrau. o. o. plhisiura
thrtF Ea.ks slf-rssisrir ln fhe nxfarI Is-rno-raf
n.rr Frisf.H. Ia fare. ll sail touufF. fI.r lat
prt t.fu q. ' thirty lar- m fasf hsnr, ftr ns-sf
tru o. ISIS Clurt to D. IaIen st raris. afar~s1ii
ou fll- s-I.fl lusiaF ~ fsrrt -r next. e. fe snI
TIT tl1r sal o. -ir may trru alll there. Iu saiI
t.arf aur.rr. rll slrF ralar Of suN sn- Ia uns
a. rrsrHr ul salI fHIlsuf shoulf nof -rautssi
Aft.rt- a a.. 90 EtANk. Glrrk-
a frur copy ~ saii flial anf Order - Coart
Thereon
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-20

A W " - - Wis WI u =. 30 alI1srrn
Y fsrrr htsia- u.ru tnl..iafei ID thr toe T.
" s.i. ar. Jnl-e ai ff,laiie &C. tae Csunfv 81
oNArt fol sreivr t1i IA aains th- ctss-n. q th-
s~F~ls crr..lf.f- o.. fhr estate I'd Grsr-~ o. La
49,. Iifr .i Ll1rn.a O. nr.af..n ia sstI G.,.,nfr
ORE .rl. rrrrr-ruief insa.v-rf. hrrries eve No
t.or t..si ls asr.nfns bnn fle iusulisth DIV Il
J1ar. a o.. l-65 srr aiss-i to sail rfr.iit.-s A.
nfirE .u fnr prove their rIaians a1d fhat 90 shsH
stirad tast sFivicr 81 th- oia-e st tisa. I.suuan
kse-.a ia k1aa..rd ia rsfl C,.uais o. he s-oa-d
>ifullas .i pota'rr aal Nssrrairr. 4. ID 1855
10 'ar-~ 81 thr c.grk sa ne aferasaa On ZACH 81
s4.l -sss.
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ASAS HON ARD
WI ANDREWS

b. -as-rl der a-rr'.s -.Fcs rahlir n.t.ce tLst
d. hi- h.-a tit app 90. D. a. fl- 70 Dbl Jafs- q
fr''iasfr ior th- couafv ri Oxisrf sad assaaaed
CO. % .i-f af a.I.alal-frsf1r of fae estate 81
WILLIAM FEO> o. L,~ OF Narsss.
BE- sait '.ilH-t decreased, o., gisfar bl.ri a. the
-is ir~-'-. % therefore rnIr~-.s I'D per-or. en-
irifrd Cd ias estate ai .aif l-r~as-l OBJ maze en-
,l.fstr issra .a. sal iha-e haria. ans lsla.sals
farrrsn f. rsh.iIi CO. ssa.~ fa
So. -. l-oj. KO>N ELL FROST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-20

Zoe SaLE. Th- csnn sa ~hieh I 80 I've.
i-iag a-iter kao~u the iisury Pfeati-s
ttrn. sItantef 20 Nsith faris. taur aai.~s fsosa
w. fart- -fatria- ~aii larai g. ~~u ~at~r~l
sni 90 diFtt-d iuia ~ood. pa-iur. asf sls~ssx
Ar.-, sffa gaoa suPpls 81 hutt Baiiit.g- a.
zoaoi r~f.ttr- fsturrufs made ~asy. une Ia q
cas- rr1nafn sa .n1rfgsge o. desr-.i.
ed a. EMERSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-20

ne sHl,--fiirr hrrrty gives pab.fc notlce thaf
d be- .rrr Gels l..0asiHl-i o., ihr nsa. JuIee &C.
Probate &C. coo C..lsfv of Ostsri .af s..nsr@s
ihe ira.f I'd Lsrcuf.f ~ ta- li.t utI sod rcsfa-
alfaf q
DANIEL ID. DELiNO. Lie ofPefu.
'a -..t taraff irc-t-rf. o., r.vir- i..nf ri. th-
iis f'rrrI-. slr Therefore rrl--fs .I l-is.ns ia-
l.'r- tf iar estate aI ssil l-r-trs.i fs nskr ias-
f.--.t.r Ia,a.-.if. arl fhas~ haTfag aaf d-uianis
farrr.sr fs rs...ff be- ssrr fa
-rIf. %. l-o5. SUMNER O.. NEWELL.
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Rare Chance.
Farm, Farming Tools. Crops and
Stock for Sale

Farm, Farming Tools. Crops and
Stock for Sale
III sut--criler ofrrs 30 49, his firu, Situated
or sraasagtas 90 the raii l-siiur fr,,an m
Fali- to W~-ks Nil 500 Gsrsn cast.is. Ia
acrrs ~ ~ rcit te-i hnd suItrbis DIV tded. 90
has In orchErt oi choice "a FED nnf nafur.l fruii
FisidiaE "a Fser i75 t.stsL Cess ato,,t - tsns
n 80. --t fs an rz--ra, f.sas o. c.fa 90 srssa
ihe pasture o. srl suppiard -rth ruf~ saier a..
fh-fr FOL aisa e ffsf rat ssrar srrhard a th@
tirn- b. iiii iags in god r-Irsir Consisting
a ha-e ~ifh L.. vs,i.hed -ad other ossl-siIl 49,
and tuo barns Good srii- oi sai~f = e th~ hsas--
SGT bare rsch supTiiira 18th pump- Tee sr..,,s .
rn.i sfork siu sisa o. soli. anf 90 = psfsoa ~hs
~i-h-s ta g. rrrht 90 voik 80 one Of ths -
t.raas Eel ttsus la Co this ofers rare chasc..
iefu.s aae siss, aui ,,aucd,stc l.sses.s.su gir-a
Of arsffri.
JASON A. LUFKIN.
Fsfuiagiaa. O,t q. lees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-20

To -n.-rr.i-r aerr'.s giss- puiIe a.f,c- ihai
ar Boo I~ra .uf experienced ..f fh- tl.n.ish.s
I... ' II...I'F. 60 .n. t.nrr. OF OaIrI anI
ss-aafi fa- rasr nf Ala.al-.rff.f af th- ~.fste
JOSEPH o.. CASEY li- ol Matsa Flssist,ss
D. sHt' t.a.fv deceased. o., g.viaf I.ona 81. the
H ff ir 'lffft.fr ffgr.-rs al fsrssns
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