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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

oSFoRr ss-At a Cert oirrobate held a. Ps-
80 Sithin sci So che couuts 90 Oxierd. Ca Al be
d third Y uestisv 81 Novcaaier. 4. 10. ls67
HENRY q. REED. sdrntnisfsaior on che eslsfe
II - Jou-fhaa =. Mif~u, hfe q N,s~uas. n
siif counfy, doces-e hsEiag pfer-rfcti be- srranI
sad lral sccoant Of airaiaistrsifon ~ tbc estate
I'd ard d-cersrci ias a ii1ssapee-
Ordered That BE- saif aflninist' r gave noficeto
atprrsons tnferested by causing a copy oil hisor-
de- 90 b. putlished three ~erks successivel, n
ne Oxford Democrat printed 10 PARE .thafthev
nay appear rt Protats Goes tto be held a. Paris
ga s@id cuuaty on abe third fuesday 90 Dvcctni-r
ae a.. ~ ten 81 the clock ia the forenoon, and
sa~~ caHs~. Or any they have. Why the sane
shosla at bc .lioxet.
Al WALKER. Jade
Atrue copy-sttcst: J :. tioERs. tlegistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

- We learn iron Buckdeld. that Mr..
" '.iiam a GcTrish. groocr. and Clintoa
Ripley. blacksmith. have failed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29
Sheriff s Sale.

NNFOrn. 49, NHreurter ilfh. a. Id 49,
JAM un exec rf.0r alI wlN o. alf nj Petite
Aurr.sr COL NetrfslaT. ere efrhfrenrh f1Y ~
ioeulifr A. o. l-f-. af tsn rrrrt o. e. fl-rr.lr
FL - hnuse RI Fdsard 0ihts, iH forffr ln ss1
toeliF, AT ~ rir.t in eInltT sulrh flnuas frpp
% l-Hrffr af rFaHIf H1F fn rrI-rrr ere fr.IraFnr
lescr'ai raj estate. sifuafr RI sa.I Porter o.
a certain parcel of laul runfalriuE ~ rrrfe
% lfes nfIrr rarf of 10 rur1rrrf Fl. OF a rarrr
aui .llu.lfl IL f...nus. on frr rrrtl hr llrl n
fr.f. IHrrur eat hF I1rf ~ NIIrrlas sanFrf
srlfn nI To-. 20 .lrIafI sd If.rfr -frrrf cog go
irr. ~ lard RI oliver -flrrr at.f rf-1.s-e p ~
fl'.rrt FL a ru.rtFaFe FIFfu o. hrarfrr hare r.
.lf. a rr.s.. .r fHr r.rff 81 ga afrIl.'i ~
a.rlrf fIr rrrnrrrf ri rH'a IT ben. o. nu. Nan.
.r.I nua furrfr.rrr f...rrs ED rffrral. ral
...rf rarr .a rerHrfaf III f.f q. rnre I'D rf sal
Oaf.rf f..rIsfr.. ssII f-e.I ard rnfr hsarrr drfe
u. fr.rI Inr II I'D tfr.IHrf. lf I..r
IhIHs IIINE I-IIN.
n.H EHr.r. ...r.n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

This 81 o. give aaficr. Tia na thf t-s-atv-
Bra dss of Novcuici A ID I-61. e. War1aaf IN
tankfupfcf Uas l-sHurl rgliusr tl- csfste ~ L.
cfas l. farrsr ~ Barkheti. on che Couuts 81 Ca
isri ard stare a Mainc shs has bees al aIro.l
1snAurpt on hfs oun IsefIflru- thnt the payu1rut
I'd fny drhts aai ehvcfy 81 AZ property i-iong-
~ o. surh hankrupt to hln ~ or his use. and
the irsn-ter 81 any properly ~ hem are lorbi1iea
hT ifs- that .arrfn- nl CO. crct1rs af the s-iid
osnk rlpt o. Pr1ve toeir debis. Ell 3D. choosc ore
or Hi'rr ss-ign~-- m be- estate. 9iii T. hell
covert af hank -rrtrV is o. haif-l at Parss t-isrr
~cfa nas. isre.-fFr. thr tsurth Tsessi-y ol
JaHusrf ID iS5-. 20 go e'ci.cs. ~. ~ tae
ofcs ~ Grore~ 4 " ii-sn.
CHAkif- CLARK.
Y >. ManAll % Me..c...l. BIZ. u We.
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oNFoHD. ss-At Court 81 Probate ksls "A
PARIS. withiu aad for the C0aatv % -
% re laird Fnesday ~ Nov-snl-rr A ID ISs7
loliN LALLlBEE. Gsardila 81 Sarak J.
thnu1s 81 Az mirar chiitrrn 49, her n
ienlssain Ihouas. ste 20 N~xira. 10 aid Coasrv
,.''' 80 havtsE pfssouset has 6rsf and fuaI ..-
'i y $40 aashtp u sd ward. g. auo.sa..cr.
N.'e'c.i' 'e>' M ssie gosrsiau give ssfics
% a. p'f 500 tnist--tsd ~ csas 90 copy ofts :.
or,isr. a. he psbhsh-a ths.. -. -
~ thc Oxford Democrat pri.t.d al P-ri. ir -
County, that they may sprear "a = ps..l.,t. -,
10 ~ heid 81 i'afis on ths - Tsc-s.y Il D.eo.-'s
-eN, =, ien ci'ck 90 the iorcnooa. and she-
rau-e. q any thcy have. n By tie sane Ao,.ld n.
h. ahowca.
A. "a. WALKER. Jsdre.
Atrue copy-auest. j. :. fioEns, Regi-t~r.
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EOTICE.

FIrNiS BEL to iarlad aG rrr-ous from hsr'arius
ry vie Ssrih g.. Hennsu. ~ frusfiar 30
IN ms ac-ounf. al I shall pry dsirs 81 her con-.
tfatcffne ti-cr ihls ate. N0rrrnl-r o. 1851.
r.2g NV BENNETT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

'tf"Hn, ts-As q Cesfi Of 4 roists hcIa Al -.
800 -nd ior ne touuty 81 Oxtore
o. nc - lerstly "a Norsant-r A ID Iss,.-
4 fiiiA SWAN. a.coi ENsc.ssi. \. !. -.
"A 'ns'f'i.l' - f-sIsEtiag 90 H. a. iast -iH al
e.ia .neat 81 'a'sp 500. hte OF Watsrf..rf. \.
-aff tpea'y, dcceassd. hsvias presented tLe .s..o
o. iroiaslc.
os.leFed. Thst he ssia Es--utsis s,ss ..ti,.
20 1T persoas saterestes, b. ctnsiar n 60. :.
he arter o. o. p..iiished ihree ~scks ,,rr,....
p ia a. ozlsrd Dcp,ecrst. Iftatsi O. P.ri.. !,
$50 Neaeis ,thatthey ua-y appear % PROBATE
'fnft o. ae heic az Pans. 60 fhe Third ra...l.,
% heeeaaaer neSt- ~ ten s'siock a. the f1seass.
sn4 sho~ ssssc. hsay they have. ~hs che s..as
shonii aot D. pruset, approved and aItou~d =.
tae iast hiianc icsiaancat 81 ssid dee~a.-d
A N. WALKER. Judre.
tree eopy-aftcst; ,. :. uosrs, Reri-ssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

OxFoaDss-Ata Cpuri of Probate held affair
slhin aud &c che County 20 oxesrd Ga ths
p fur.f4V of Naverai~r. =. u 1851.
ItAruEfstNE 4 FON. named Ezecutrix o. r
" certain rusfi uuusaf o. lorf4a- to o. thc Lssf
sfi aaf tesfsfnrnf I'd SARAH FOSS. I,fe e.
kaua'rf. 81 -afd coaaf, dsceasel. tavtag frr-cai-
81 80 salar lar Ifsl.ai~s
Ordered, Ihat fhe s1ri Execafrtx give aoticr to
aA f-rsoas Interested By caasfnr cof.y ofthi-
Dr. zoo hr puh.ishel three weeks ruccrrriscis o.
ftr nz.rr4 benorrat. nru-Irfrcr prinisl lei I a.
80. iu sid cnfitF, bar thes nasy spTear nta Pro-
iaaic toult O. De- held fa4is ihe hird Iu-ss-
stsf - a. s-sf. 90 go e'ciock o. 30 forcna1s
ansi sho~ cfa-e o. sHy fh~y have. shv fhe Same
st'''ia 80 D. lsfnFefs aIfrnFtf, ant tli1rTcf a.
ilr llst " il aul irs'ar1rnf nI slf1 irrf-lsf-.f
4. %. WALKER JnIre.
Atrue cops -nticFt. j. Il lloEHs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

SHATTERED clNsrfrt .rfpv. rrsr0rfn
o. lfI..r..rus ENuEtCr urlur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

ass o. - eva NoTtcEs Thaf On the t.~a-
iY-thsrt day of Novenhcr A a.. ISL a uarrant
~ hsakruptcy 49, is-rci Bgaiast ne s-tst- %
Jfnos fr.uch. j.. 81 Fof'sr. o. th- Cosntv Il
pkssrds Sal state 20 Nsfsc, wbo 49, tr-n ID
ieis' q hsnSrupt "a has ga pctitioa. ihsf The
lie ornt "a debts snd delivery 81 aay urrs.-s-
~ tranaTlng to s'-h hsakrupf. o. hfn. ~ g. ~.
.fe, asd iac 'rsa-ar q 49, pssrs-fty - leo ars
hshftirn tT Az that uleeting "a tie crrditor-
- the ssif laukrr-pf, % prove TIER tetss aai ~
ehof'ss 80 81 mtur- assigaees u he cstate. 81
D. hcii sf q Cert 81 nankru.,scy - - hsif~, a
Fsri- hcfrre. Seth May. R~gister o. ne faersa
tucstsy 81 Ji-uary a. D.. l.ss. "a Ten o'ci..ck
A ". az al oiicc ~ : Al W NJ
CHARLES CLARK
4. =. har.hsi. o.. N~s--ager, Dist. 81 Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29
Notice.

THE -uh--rIherr hcrcbT -givc n.ficr that hey
Il sin rTpi, to thr n~2f Lsgi-istur~ iar aa Al
nf tncnrgrrffarn, aaihsrifiag trSll. thsif associ
ats I'd assf-us- % improve fhc sualsy Elvsr on
the tofrnis 81 otiotd. 90 ne rurI-s.c cd disiar
ir-s, ani tp frspos~ rels,fris'c tai tac iiln-
lcr last nay pass COWS ssid RlVer.
81. e.. FOSTER.
ARENETuY GROVER,
ABNEE DAVIS
DAVID HAMMONS.
Nov. n. Isss. M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

ceFoHp. ss--Afa Cossi ~ Prei..ts hsll "a Far
issthta 80 To- he Caanty Of Osfsrf 80 The
leird - s.l.f 20 Notrtutsf A. Al I-67.
M u O.. ~ Atfflc. tstlrllan sf Eltrs Ctrl,rs
w aoa cafapas, q Grrrus.ai. IN saif county
aaFie1 prrzsutef ~ ffsf at faai aocssssf N
gfirdttnsAip 81 saii sifi Co ali8ssnces
pftrrct. rhst he saii Gusrtisn eise Ice %
fef-oas interested. b. csa-ing copf fthis
81 ir 80 - puiiiishcI three -eek. .rrrr-.,.-i, !.
''Ni'ri hernocraf priafsd at rnris IA the.
- 49, 10 Probate Court to ~ had "a par.
49, .',1iy. oa the third Tucsasy 81 Ilsc 49,.
- in the farrnopn, and shcrs cause, ~
~ '-'es~hy The same sheufi 80 90 ai.l.s-
A a. WALKER edge.
Atf-f eoPl -a''est J. = Honns Reris-sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

- Po'a'oo. sell At - eoA,,a basLel IN
Belfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

4. "a. WALKER. Ju.lrc.
Atrue copy -attest. ,. r. Hoses. Register.
OtFoRD. ss-AtaCo-rt ~ Probate bell ~ Ps,.-
s,his aad for he Cossafy 81 Oxiorf On The
thud tue-iaV 70 Novrr.er. A. ~ l-61
II -ltAt.l a.. klNBAlI. ffasrEtsa ~ l.hsrt-s A
p Ahhott snf N.Y. , Atss.ii. safaor h.irs
"a ~f-phen hl-ru. iafe ~ fieilel ,srr. - nav
Jog 90 iorn-e fa sl al caagrv real estate rra
pur unlfvici sisfh r.arf % riece n isnd kae.su
the q" lauftc, - " sifuif-I 81 -stl ls.fhrl st
an saTantascous ofcr q So % &C. re heaeft 81
nd unfanrss
Os'.erei. rhai che sa,i Pe,itou,r give aosses
fo a.l lersaas tuierestrd. by esusirr ~ aistrart
RI b. rrfri1n, sith fhis or.isr thereon. co. tc
pasitshed three srets succrssivsiF ia fhe
Dniarl Uruncraf fria.rI af Pare. fhsf fhrv
n.ay appear I'd Probate Cert fo lc hflf sf Pafis
'n sti touu.s 80 che thfrd Ipr-iag ri De-. nesf.
sf Geo o'c.1ck ,a tle fYrrasoa ani shru caarr. %
ct "a. wALKER. Jus-s.
a tree copy-atisst ,. r. iioans. Ess.-ier.
OsFonD. ST. Cent Of Pr.fatr f-fl &C.
Fars. urhia anf CO fhe Courfy 81 o. r.rl.
rr fte frfrf r. ..sift nl ..afr1.faf a ID. fsfT
g san ElfuAKfr~DN. A.IHn.1 I.irsfrla OF the
= r-tae of Asa K.-hsrlsll lsfe "a Warff.ri
.0r.isr.. rrsfrar o. .lrrnrr f1 ed anf rluF-r
~ fI.fr ef rrl~r.rfia. I'll fh~ iarrn ar sh.rh g.
49, lived st tde t.als 81 BE- isa,h. - ~ 81
fanlaEr.l.s saeI af too hunirrf dl.ars So b.
rar r.erf RI frfrs AL. .l-iirlftI rhrrr~ss
nrifred. thsf fhs ssrd Prir,aa-r give soii-e
o al rrrsous intrrrrIrf 81 cfasIaf 20 Hisira-f ri
be- f~flIiaa srh fh.. .fisr. f1 be na,'aari three
srrk suc-essfreir ir ftr Orfarl peauorrat,
r.ussarirar rrIrfrI af firIF DBL Flll tDrnfFs faat
d hr. r.r, a.r-rr lf s Prrf1fr Cfrf fr o. hrIf nj
Psr,s. ae fhe ftirf TsralsF ri D--errtrr nert.
sff-a a'rfark ia the farfaoaa. aaf sheE rause
r.st tey hare. uhy CO. saur shoult nof ID
An. WAfEER. Jafrr.
rrr rrF--rffraf. J 4 Hoses. Efrisfrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

hs-s"tfs wtrEi- = s-lrttfn ,,li., .-,,-r-
s-l-r'or to raiaru- aas ,f aa.f GO r-i-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

49, - NtAE NwftcE Tat on the twenty.
- - = 49, - A n. is1-. Warnlrf n
h.l.ftt, - hetr>r. On n Couuts ~ $780, -
49, ~ tl-tael 10 a. osen 1trfr-a nankr-uf
81 cFiiFrrr of airy Frpperty br'prrlnE - -
..eft = him. 90 Tor "a use, alf III usa.f-r -
uassIng - ~ crcsiitors q tte sid bausrupf ~
prove MI -fhts, and O. chopse rnorr a--i-
FnsFs - hts estate SIC D. held = Court ~ Hank-
reitl. o. . uoltca ~ iaris, Ne. before STA Ear
hrfi-ttr. - - trlrth Ine~tar - Iaurarr A ID
80. ~ tn oscieck A. NJ a. the or - 81 frs.rr. A
"t-,n- fIA~ CLARK.
a.. : Marshal a. Mcss-ugsr. D..t 81 Msiue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

rhc sub-crii-r her~by gis-s p,-h'i~ natice that
b has bc~u tuiy spPoiafcd - che ilanaI abe
, nagc I'D Probate. tor The tounty 90 Oxford, and
assuled the trust 81 afinisfrsfof ofthc ertrte 81
JOSEPH r. PACKARD. h'f- q Paris.
90 saii Couaiy d~c-ased. hy giviag bod - abe
80 dr-rs ilc thrrcisrc re,Iursts a rrersous sho
arr INDEBTED O. che estate of rsiI teceasrf to
1itAr fuirir.i.afr payment, anf ftasr sho have
sny deulsad- thrrcoa. OBJ eShtlsi the Faluf fo
Nov. 10. 1-67. SIElHEN FACkAED.
The Sahscfii.er h-febv gives ru.iic uoticr tha,
b. has leen CODY appolatc4 - - haaosaiiie
Julge nf z rahafr. 60 she Counfe 81 rsiort. ant
nssuluei the tru-t ~ sdria- rifs a ie estate a
JOHN THOMAS. -t, 81 EunrrI.
- sad Couaty. .lccea-et. BE- givf,g l-oai ss the
a. lil~rrs. She Therefore rrqarefr aIf rrr-un-
Mo ace ilirifri fn fhe rsfafe 81 riid deceased i1
.askr 'ra-a-iiatr payneats aHi tha-c sbe hasc
aue at-.utrfs fhereous Co shfhff fhe -aHue to
Nos. ~. Lee. LYDIA rHOHts-
The s'lhscrib~r hereby gives ruilic nofice tha.
D. has uHeu dolly Appointed hv the HprorsIs-e
Jclge ~ rr',i.sf-. o. fhr Caunfs q Oxiord. ani
ti.arl hr frnaf of Atr.Iafslfaf.f OF o. estate 81
DAVID ELLIOT. hte of Ran'.ri.
OBJ saif cauafv decras-f. fg civ,ar bod a. fhc
Hw tirrr's. o. fhcrripre r-Ts--t- 81 r.er-o.- 40
arr sn.~i.iel to ere estate al .aff deceased ta
uIlke ir.rlfliatc r.syaarnt. rnt those sho have
any tr1ufn|'. fh.Frpns fo exhlilst 80 sarr Cd
~. 10. 1857 CALVIN HOWE. %
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t'ar ln'i.~s Dos h~urath ny r,.t hars,i. sa, s-sf
W fa''l b. rc,lrh. rrY aIp-tit. skren.
~ stsp r,asti-. ny u,ind tr .utrt. rud
Nine lclu.ls. atairirr,fs is a.if-t Ed nv 49,.
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vi. u. HELhBOLD.

sfl Hroai saV. NraF d ora sat
ili ~pafh f1'h street. rhIal.f -'fn. Ia.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-04
Gentlemen Farmers i'm Prussia.

a Faris correspondent says: M. Emile de
Laveleye has just contributed an article to
the he0ue des Deur Mondes, in which an in
teresting account is given OF the progress
mace by Prussia during 80 years of peace.
Wrltlng on Agriculture, he points out that
nearly all the landowners cultivate their own
estates, except for detached portions, renting
is the exception. They are, therefore, re-
tanned in the country by the care of their own
interests, tor nothing more imperiously re-
qures the eye OF master than rural indus
try. Il is true they are aided by class of
employees who are not found in anv other
country. These are educated young men be-
longing to families in a good position, often
JUST leaving an agricultural college, who re-
main for certain time on some large
estate TO initiate themselves in the prac-
1lcal direction of one of their own
Ihls ncvitiate is an ancient custom still pre-
served in many trades. Thus frequently the
son OF rich hotelkeeper will not hesitate to
enter another hotel as butler or waiter (Keu
ner,l to be inflated into all the details. of the
service over which he will one day have TO
preside. When any one visits the farms fRit
ferg1tte'') he is astonished to see as superin-
tendents the son of banker, baron. or a
rich landowner These young people drive
a cart or guide plough. At noon they re-
turn, groom their horses, and then 90 and
dress themselves and dine at the owners
table, to whom they are not inferior, eth
er IN instruction, birth or manners AT.
Ter the meal they resume their working
ufess ana resume, without any false shame,
their rustic occupation. Thus we find i'm teu-
DIAL Prussia u trait of manners suited to the
democratic society of the United States, and
which hereafter will become general. In
France, in England especially, young man
OF the upper class would believe his dignity
compromised in performing the work of a
farm laborer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-04

BY THEODORE TILroN. aii
~ see the starlight culver,
like Jewels in the river;
The bank is hid with sedge;
What if L slip the edge?
/ thought | knew the way
BY night a. well as day:
How soon lover goes astray? rt....
The place is somewhat lonely .s 4
] mean, for Just one only.
/ brought the boat ashore
An hour ago or more. H-r .
Well, will sit and wait;
She fixed the hour at eight:
GOOD angeis bring her not too iate!
''Tomorrow's tongues that name her
Will hardly dare to blame her: .nnl
A lily still is white
Throil oh all the dark OF night
The morning sun shall show
bride as pure as snow,
Whose wedding all the world shall know.
80 God that L shonld gain her!
But what can so detain her?
Hist, yelping curl thy bark ..
viii fright her in the dark.
What! striking nine? that's fast
Is some one walking past?
Ohio! so thou art come at last!
Now, why thy long delaying
Alack! thy beads and prayingi
If thou, saint, dost hope
To kneel and kiss the Pope.
Then |, sinner, know
Where sweeter kisses grow
Nay, now, just once before we go!
Nay, twice, and by st Peter M
The second was the sweeter!
Quick, now, and in the boat!
Good by, old tower and m0atl 4uli.r. u
May mildew from the sky
Drop bin iness on the eye
That turks to watch our going byl 3
20 sanity maid! told thee -
No convent walls should hold thee. l,l
Look! yonder comes the mooni .t.t
We started not to soon. t4stis
See how we pass that mill! .i5.l ~
What! is the night too chill? H
Then must fold thee closer still" 4
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-04
.EEPCtIG 4WENFCftt AHFF
M THE LADIES.

Next door to the Preble House,
Ey- Send Stamp for Circular.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-04

Salt, Salt, Salt!
r LIVERPOOL, Cadiz and Turks Island Salt in
IL bond or duty paid, tor sale by
f.. g. WILLARD
Portland, August 12, 1857 df :
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-04
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance COMPANY.

Of WH 81, cor William, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1857
nsures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks.
The whole profits OF the Company revert to tina
Assured and divided annually, upon the Prelni>
terminated during The year; and Tor which Ger
tcates are issued, bearing interest until redeemed
Average Dividend Tor ten years past 80 per cent.
The Company has the following Assets, viz: -s
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and other Stocks, $6,771 1856 90
Loans by Stocks and otherwise, 1929 $50 90
Zeal Estate, and Bonds and Mortgages, 221, 260 90
Interest and sundry notes and claims due
the company, estimated ct 141, s66 "a
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, 3837,735 al
Cash in Bank 434,2O7 81
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-04
III &.ssaa'A L..
dig. .. R.HUGHEs
oAE BE FoGED AT BIs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS

we ~ xcTette street. ANA
Near she PrebIe EBauss
WHERE he can be consulted privatsly. and s,sith
wv the utmost confidence by the afflicted al
hours daily, and from A. NJ. to 9P. Al,
pr. IL. addres those who suffering under the
affection of rvate diseases, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice of selabuse.
DevOting his entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical profession, he feels warranted In GUAR
AHTEEINa CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
standing recently contracted entirely removing lie
drees OF disease from the system, and making per-
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
lie would call the attention or the afflicted to tbe
fact OF his longstandng and well-earnsd reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and suc-
cess.
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Land for Sale.

A P paf,aO Of the late Mary s. Luns Estate, near
suit Purchasers Enquire in person or nv ietter ot
Stroudwater, Westbrook, Admir- of said Estate with
will annexed. oct 90 "a w WIN
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REAL ESTATE.
Two Story House for eoEo0

nN Adams street. contains eleven finished rooms
" Has plentyfltered water. The homse will ac-
eommodate Two families. Is convenient to thePort-
lana COMPANY tIIe Boston Steamers and Grand
w. Ii. JERKS,
nOOuti Real Esfafa A cant
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For Sale.

THE cottage house No. rs Myrtle Street Has
brick cistern, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms in thorough repair and nearly new For
particulars enquire on the premises. Possession
given the first OF November.
Ef Ii not sold by the first of November, part of
the house will be to let. oci3 dft
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CODNTt2aershiD Notice.

ME Undersigned have this day formed a copart-
l. nership under the firm name of
Donnell, Greedy & Butler,
tinue the business rs ' w." W. ', eoi
Commission Merchants
And Wholesale Dealers in GRO, ,ERIEs r1 oup
PORK, LARD, FISH, &c. 'Aooh'
...i..( ]. B. DONNEIL.
JUSTUS GREELT,
Portland, Aug. /, 1867. an3eodtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Secure Profitable Investment.
II e
CENTRAL
Pacific Railroad
First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per Cent. Coupon Bonds,
Principal and Interest payable in Gold
Coin, Jlnta5
Represent the preferred claim upon one of the most
important lines of communication in The word as it
Is the sole link between the Pacific Coast and the
Great Interior Basin, over which the immense over
land travel must pass, and the
Main Trunk Line Across the gontiueut.
The road is now nearly completed from Sacrament
to the Richest Mining Regions in the Salt Lake Ba-
sin, and is being rapidly carried forward by the
iarg st force of aborers employ I'D by any Raj
road Company on this continent
The natural, Legitimate, commercial business ofthe
road SURPRISES all previous expectation and is profit
able beyond rarael. even among the Oldest roads In
existence. The Earnings and Expenses for the Quar-
ter ending Oct 81, were as follows IN GOLD:
Cross Earnings Operating Expenses.
1898, s4s.92 sIOs.Oss 81.
Net Earnings.
4.5 ILIt S491 1891.
This result, however, would have been far greater
but tor the inability wagon teams to forward the
freight and passengers from the temporary terminus
| in the mountains
The United States Government and the State and
Cities of California have SO aided and fostered the
Great Enterprise that the company will assume very
light annual Interest obligations and will have the
following ample Resources at command for the Con-
structiOn:
| DONATIONS in Lands, Bonds, Con-
sessions, etc, without Iien). S12, 500 900
CAPITAL STOCK, Net Earnings,
LOANS, (suborlinate lem. 800. 3'SSS 'SSS
U; s; SUBSIDY BONDS, 726 miles,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. 49,. SS,Si5,,SSS
Resources, first GAG miles,, .... s77 ,s34 900
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are in sums
$1,000 each, with the semi-annual gold coupons az
tached and are offered for SALE for the present
"a per cent and accrued interest from July 1st ia
| currency, at which rate they weld nearly NINE
PER CENT. upon the investment.
These Bonds, authorized by the Pacific Railroad
actsof Congress aressued only the work progress
es and to the Same extent only the Bonds granted
by the Government; and are the prior lien upon the
wnoe valuable property furnished by the above Re-
sources They possess special and advai-
fages over other Corporate Securities, and arc des-
tined to rank among the Best Investments in The
soundness and profit ''
Conventions Of Government Securities
INTO
Central Pacific First MORTGAGE
Bonds
Lttt Now realize for the holders s.
FROM TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN PER CENT.
r.H.,./. -t ADVANTAGE,
t--l- With the same rate of interest
,.B Bonds can be obtained through the subscribers
directly, or through responsible Banking Agencies
Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps and information can
be had at the
Office of tke G p. II. II. Co., No 81 Will
+@& ifem 81, N. ", and of l7-t
Fisk & Hatch.
BANKERS and Dealers i'm Cows Securities,
- ttfHl tt.Ht. AND s-fF.4 ~ $685.
Financial Agents of the G. p. Il. r.. Co.,
No. 6 Nassau Street, ". Y.
Brewster, Street s. Co., Boston.
Nov 80 -d3m ans s rfs r.t .4
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PRESENT
Nh the Great Distribution J
-, sl ..iII. ~ tEFFfAfIlJ =
SUBSCRIPTION One Dollar.

ANY person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or paying
the same to our local Agents, will receive immedi-
ately fine Steel Plate Engraving at choice from the
following list and Certificate of Stock. insuripg
one Present in the GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
900 ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs. tG3t
No. 1.-'My Child My Childp' No. 2.-"Tbey re
saVedi They're savedr' No. Sold Seventy six;
OF, the Early Days of the Revolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive
either of the following fine Steel Plates, at choice
and Two Certificates fStock, thus becoming entt-
led to Two Presents. s7 .f
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
No. 1'-'.Washingtons Courtship' No. o.
'Washington's Last Interview with his Mother
THREE DOLLAR ENaRAvINGs.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will re-
ceive the beautiful Steel Plate of
ass 'HoME FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates of Stock, becoming entitled
to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGs.
Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall re-
ceive the large and beautiful Steel Plate of
"THE PERILs OF OUR FeREFATHERs,"
and -Four Certificates of Stock, emitting chem to
-Four Presents. .l.... f..r.
az FIVE DOLLAR ENaRAvINGs.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall re-
ceive the large and splendid Steel Plate of
'THE MARRIAGE OF PoCAHoNEAs,''
and Five Certificates Of Stock. emitting them to
Five Presents.
The Engrayings and Certificates will be delivered
10 eaeh subscriber at our Local Agencies or sent by
mall post paid, or express, as may be ordered.
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Parafine Wax Candles +!

at wholesale or retail, by
HA YES 81 DOUGTASG
No. I4S Middle Street.
December g. 1857 As,