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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
NOTICE
70 TaJ-Pqyers Of AraU. Harper's Far,
AH2 Eo'irUr IorsshiDs

Atd Bolira- ZorssLips.
THE Taxpayers Of tn above named Townships
! ars her bv notified that | will meet them az
The following places:
40 th- Store OF John ". Grantham. in Middle
way. ou Thu >dav of each week for thu purpose
Of receiving 'he Taxes of Averill TOWuship-now
due .nr Ola wear 1850.
VIII bc 100 The Office Of John Kooncc, in Har-
pcrs Ferry. on Saturday of each week for n .
purpose %. receiving The taxes of Harpers Ferry
Township due for l>57.
VII also De- 100 the o.ice of Samuel W Patterson
in Bolivar, "u Friday 90 each week for the purpose
of receiving .hr taxes due u Bolivar Township for
the year l>67.
At.r thc Sl>t day Of December. lSC7 Five per
cent Will Do charged on an taxes mnlid
hope thi- notice vii, Dee responded IN bv tho
taN-uavers of said Townships as tbc taxisnov- du,
tu state and County. and 81 not paid bv al. lstdav
Oh. t.b nary. l>fN. ujll D.. compelled 10 caUcctby
distrauiug and selling property.
GEO. HOONCr.
Dec. 5. lN0'-Sm. Deputy Sheriff.
CALNANIZr and Jarauued Coal Hold, ard
II Fire Carriers, Brass, Steel and Iron Shpvels
Tong, PS-rs. Coal Shov Is. Coal Sleeves Bass
and Icon Audi-ous, Tor sal, hv
Nov. 2, lS67. d. HUMPHREYS co.
GACSAGE Grinders and Suffers. Perrv's Sau-
- n-r Filters, and Butcher Knives for sale by
Nov. z. lSf1. d. HUMPHREYS co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09

In wc''-kuuvu hou~em this city, tie rem
devious OF foreigners. q Freucbma Thought On
amuse the company no the expense Of am intel
li-eut and good-humored Swiss. Your couu-
tryuen. said be, " serve under all European
muldrcls'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
0NsrEE sALonN NnM nPEN-

viz urd. rsigucd viii open on Thursday and con-
a. UA.- during the season. his capacious OYS-
I'm NAL"VN >. where both Ladies' and Geutlr
men. can have them served up in every STYLE. with
a.i t-, necessary lcc1mpauimrnts.
u',i'rs FINISHED To- Families by the Pint. Quart
or Gallon. 40 rh- lowest rates.
October -. lsGI. GUSTAV ppo,CN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
PREPARE for WINTER
ASSORTMENT GENERAL AND
PRICES MODERATE

Nj ILLER SMITH respectfully inform the pub
vi lie that they have just received at their ware
room in Charlestown. one Of the largest and best
selected assortments OF ST0YES, thatthe Baltimore
or Wheeling foundries could furnish. The stock il
80 general and complete, to meet all necessities
or suit all tastes, and being offered prizes 80 mod
crate, for Cash. or in exchange for Produce, that
none can fail to be suited. The following eompri-
in part the varieties Of wood and coal stoves on
hand:
size Diamond Parlor Stove, for heating two and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09

4 IL persons ind bted 10 the undersigned for
Y Refreshments, etc, obtained az my Restaurant
are requested 90 prepare for immediate settlement
a. BE- win be necessary TO close all accounts without
delay. j. K. AVIS.
April H.. lS67-tc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
SHANNONDALE
FACTORY.

rI'HE undersigned are conducting this wen APP
II pointed WOODEN FACTORY, miles from
Charlestown and mile from Kabletown, and are
constantly manufacturing Goods Of superior quail
ty.
We exchange our manufactures according 10 the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09

Tt is said Of a fashionable Boston lady. who
weut 20 party I'm that city not LONG since.
that She arrived there about the FIRST Of the
evening, but the last of her dress did not ar-
rive until after twelve O'Clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
FOR SALE.
Fire Insurance


OFFICE. No. South STREET.
CHARTERED CAPITAL, $500, 000
lnsures all descriptions property in the city and
elsewhere
Board OF DRECTORs:
Vim. Devries, VIM Buehler, John Ahern,
W. J. Rieman, Charles Webb John W. Brut,
VIM Welch, c. W Sage, J. J. Mattison,
Ernest knabe, G.. y. Mackenzie, John X. Cox,
W. II. Abrahams, : X. Golhbart, John Smith D.,
H. Groverman, Geo. II. Berry, Anon Green,
Jacob W. Hugg, Jos J. Turner, David Carson,
And. J. Miller. JAS " Muller, Edmund Wolf
JAS. l.. ARMSTRONG, President.
VICrOR CLUNEr Secretary.
The undersigned, Agent for above Company, can
be found at his office in Charlestown, next door to
Carter House. in Hunters Law Row-prepared to
receive applications and issue policies at the lowest
possible rates.
Those desiring to insure their property would do
well TO give him a call.
ISAAC F0UKE, Agent
Charlestown, March :, lS67-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09

Why are young ladies at the breaking mp Of
party Use orrors' Because they can't 90
of without a bs7u aud are in a qijrer tll they
get one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
VALUABLE LAND

I'VE undersigned offers no private sale. his vol
! uao.' LANDED PROPERTY az Hancock. ps
on reasonable terms. This property is improved
b. one NHITZER B4RN. Two DIFELLING
mn SIS and The necessary Out-Buildings. Has
uIog pc h,, ri-''l.ng running water, and, for az
feasibility to mark and quality of soil is NOT sur
passed hy any iu the vicinity.
Application may b. made either 20 Adam Steie-
er, Esq., in Hancock. or 20 the UNDERSIGNED =,
Harlsrs-Ferry ". Va.
JNO. c. SCHCSTER.
NJ ASONIC.-A few fine Masonic Breast Pins
" Tor sale low, ~ I DINETF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
planning MILL. BLIND AND SASH
FACTORY.
JOHN W. d. GRAY,
Architect and Builder,

Late OF Washington city, ID. c.
MAKES 10 order Flooring, Sash Of all sizes
vi glazed or Otherwise-Frames Blinds Doors,
Mouldings and Brackets Of all descriptions. Prices
lower than Baltimore rates. The benefit Of having
your work done by machinery, is respectfully called
to your attention. Byityou will save Time Labor
and Money. All orders directed IN me. at Win
chester, will be promptly attended to. Cash paid
for lumber. Factory the Depot, in rear of the
site Of the Old Union Hotel, Winchester, Va.
October 3, lsC7-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09

An Irish lover said, It is great pleasure
% be alone especially when yer swate-heart is
wl ye.7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


rTNHE next Session of nv School for Young La
dies will commence on WE'D NESDA Y. liza
day of SEP TEMPER 1867, and close the last
THURSDA Yin JUNE, 1865.
Being provided with competent Assistants. every
advantage for thorough course in English, Mu-
sic and the Languages will be afforded. The course
of study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid TO Music, and
Pupils will be required 10 play at the Musical
Soirees, which will be given once in two months,
when the friends of the Pupils can have an oppor-
tunity to Judge of their progress.
English Department-MRs. FORREST.
Mathematics & Languages-NIss IRENE
LEACHE.
instrumental MUsrc-MRs. RlCHAkDSoN.
Vocal MusIc-Mlss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms;
For Board, and Tuition in English and Latin per
session
One hair in Advance and The remainder on the frst
Of January.
Lights and Washing Extra. The usual deduc-
ton made for pupils who remain only during the
scholastic week.
DAY SCHOLARS.
Senior Glass.
intermediates and Junior Glass.
Primary
Instrumental
Vocal
Drawing
French German Italian and Spanish, each......2O.
References:
E9s-The Clergy of the different denominations in
Charlestown, and the patrons Of the School.
For further particulars apply 10
MRS. A. NJ. FORREST,
Charlestown, jefferson County.
Aug %, 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09

N7' % ayoung lady by her skirt-eightcen
'-''-Ss aare passed over her head
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
NEW BARBER SHOP.

4 the solicitation OF many Of my old customers.
Y ] have again opened nv Barber Shop in the
rear OF the "Sappington Hotel" Charestown.
whore I shall devote my best efforts to the accom-
mediation OF the public.
SHAVING. HAIR-TRIMMING, SHAMPOOING.
DC. done in the most approved style, and at the
shortest notice.
Va Clothing Of all descriptions renovated in the
best manner and ON reasonable terms. Give me
a call. JAMES BRADY.
October TO- 1867
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
7 INE 0IWIN UT
Dru ~=iSt'S Fancy Goods

\ FINE SIUth OF
DI-u%=iSt'S Fancy Goods,
Perumeries, Soaps and Preparations for Dyeiug,
Preserving aud Dressing the Hair, Tooth, ~
Nail and Hair Brushes, Dressing and Fine W
COMBS iu great variety Especial attention ~
Is called TO the supply of Paints. Oils Window
Glass DIVES Narnishcs Colors. and everything in
that line which We will sell as cheap as they can
De bought. Their stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.
is complete. ANY book that is wanted win be fur
ni.bed in three DAYS notice IL 20 De had in the
cities. Also are agents for the sale of Bibles for
the Virginia Bible Society. at their rates
Physicians Prescriptions compounded with
uoat0css ard despatch, at all hours.
September %. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
Rni ding md mOm>c IoininrLinc.

As there ma, be those who are not familiar with
hisqu1Iibcauons as workman be- would state that
an hi, work will be- under the supervision OF his
father Mr.. Nathaniel Myers, whose experience as
"a builder is known Co an.
EV- Orders Cor work solicited. and NAV be left
at The residence of his father. in Chlrest1wn.
SAMUEL MYERS.
October H. ISG7-gr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-09
NOTICE.

rENHE undersigned having returned to Charles
! town with the view of locating In h, native
county. takes this method Of announcing that he
will give prompt attention Co the execution OF all
work entrusted 10 him I'm tho
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
The Tomato.


The tomato is. perhaps, liked more than
any other vegetable.
Ii Is remarkable productive.
I, is uncommonly nutritious.
II is indispu,ably healthiul.
1t is equally advantageous to the system
raw or cooked; whether cold or hot /;
whether eaten alone. or with salt, or sugar,
or vinegar.
It's proper season 10 until the lore par,
OF autamn. bat If. shortly before that. the
vine. are hung M IN a well vent Hated cellar.
not too warm or too dry. the tomato will
continue To riPen until Christians This
important fact ought to be made known TO
the widest extent.
Tho reason OF the unusual hCalihiulaess
of the Love Apple o. olden time, when
in our easy recollection IT was cultivated
only as an ornament for the garden and the
mantel-pieee il worthy OF being explained.
Chemical physiology has demonstrated
that all acids have the effect to clear the
bile out OF the system by stimulating the
liver to increased activity. IL Is the excess
OF bile in the blood in the spring of the
year which makes il impure. or As some call
1t, bad blood, or thick blood. and which
our grandams used TO seek TO ''thin- or
purify, by drenehing us with sassairas tea,
or choking US with powdered birthstone in
molasses. Hence 1t is that by an unap.
peasable instinct. nature yearns for some
thing sour in the sp,ing, and VIC are
impatient for the early fruits, and berries.
and hCst spinach. not because Of the spinach
itself. bit because IT is known 20 be eaten
with vinegar. and il is the acid that is
ciaved. So also do persons crave some
thing sour when hey are getting bilious :;
or are recovering from bilious attack. or
are simply halle fcvcrish. which means
that bilious attack is impending. and
which acids taken freely will avert with
great certainty. IL i The pleasant acid in
the tomato which makes j, lealthiul A. A
blood purifier; so pleasant 1t is that large
quantities car be taken without expressing
the system.
But in another important direction is the
H't"'A'H aot"ato litNetsfil p1cmOtlNe OF a
beslthiul condition Of the DO ": the seed.
like those of the white mustard. pass
through the alimcntAry canal unchanged.
and tend to promote that daily regularity OF
the system without which good health IS not
possible OF continuance for fcriy-eieht hours
ahead. These seed &C, mechanically on the
mucous membrane OF the alimentary ap-
paratus, causing IL 10 cast of and wash out
those waste matters the retention OF which
Is the prolific cause o. not only the ordinary
diseases. bit o! some of,he mos, dangerous
and speedily fatal maIadies If women.
children. scdentarv men and invalids. and
persons IN poor health generally. could ho
induced during the warm weather to live
almost wholly on coarse bread, sanp.
hominy, wheaton grits. with fruits. berries
and tomatoes. a. incalculablo amoun, Of
summer and autumual diseases would be
avoided
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
Nonresident Taxes.

la the Torn Of .StoHoham. IA ne County Of
OXFORD. Ne. for tie year 1867.
TIVE hilpNiag lisi o. Taxes ca the R-al Estate
i 81 on rc.t,irni oSn,r. 10 the to~n of Sion-.
ham Tor The lSs7. ~ bal. c,mnitri to Jonathan
Hauleti- C'il'ctpr oi .a'd Toss. ihe 2o,h d., 81
Ju"c 1867, has h-~n rrtnf0ed bN him 70 me a. ~
rnaiaIag aGps,d ca he i2IL "a % April i-6- I,y
hI- eevthsatc ot ihal date, and Ho~ rrmAtns an
paid; aud notice . hereby given that u the .. 81
taNrs sud iatcTrst -nd charge. are not pa,d 10,
the lIeAspf> 81 salh iu~r wIth'a rtghi-ra mosihs
irofn thr date OF the commitment oi the Sad bill.
much Of the real estate taxed vi D., -sttic tent
Co ay The shl'stnt 'n- thefror, 49, ai,Hs .al-rest
aai charges. VIII sr't otH further noI.c~ ~ ssL a.
I's'tr'o Aucltpu at ihc : ,.Js 81 sumner Evan, iu
sal ioSa. on the 22d day OF December nrxI. At
..,- -
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Legal Notices.
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Timo,hy wsRcr, Of H.Sroc. ~
w the Cooaiy of ONGord aud State Of Maize.
si.d on the 2ls: day Of Ociol-T, 4. ID. lsei. ~
h,- mortgage cced OF that date. by him .iguci.
cossey ~ E,,hraim Atwood, Naiban Norffii 81 NJ
LORENZO Atwood. All 81 Bsckfsl, IN ,hs ssupiv
assresaid a ccrts,s stas.. s,,s,a,.d IN Bs-ss6ci
village. ard lritg she prsulise- conveyed o.
laid Walker b, f,hd Far.r BY desd. RECORDED IA
OxGsid Records. bpok i2S, pig, M. io ~hich
Feed rvierrnre - hervhv usdc; sod. whereas Tho
as,rrsssd Eph,sini Atwood. Nsiasa Mo, tili aud
LorrnI, Assood d,d, tho 1t aay of aptt. \.
u. 1901. s.i. and assign the sks.sasl
so-rtgsgc aud the thsr,h. sccured To me the
un.er,igscd, aoa did the 18th %. IA, Atril, A
ID. lss7. isiy arkua~lrlge .iic sssSgaru-nt ofthr
siof--sd nspftgag-, aad whereas the condition. OF
aid mos isage have Leca brrSro. h.rrb, elana Ia
iorvcos- The aSr-,,hs 70 the statistics ia snch
eases made and provided.
ALANsoN YOUNG.
Bock6eh ,,e 90 issS mars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
In Memoriam .

Dcs Joseph Barrous who died on the 9th
OF June at the az d IS. vas one q nature.
noble mon. Iii, long life Of usefulness is
the most eloquent 10 las memory.
lie has been for almost forty wear. con.
nected with Hebron Academy. and no truer
friend has the Institution ever haJ-anJ M.
many students who have stulicI 4, IIebrnn
will not willingly let die the pleasant word.
they have heard from lhr lips OF ham who
has now gone 10 that bourne from wLi.h no
travclcrvver returns
The love OF The Young vas won Jv him.
Tor Le had youtLluInsss OF feeling which en-.
a5.ed him to sympathize most heartily with
them. We shali see bis sammy face in our
school room no morc--ve shall listen no
longer 80 his worIs Of chcer--uut ms IN.
fueHee for good will never die.
He was Deacon Of the Baptist Church
IN Hebron. for twenty four years. and be
was always willing 70 DO bis par; toward,
supporting the Gospel.
tie was emineuIiy gwen to hospitality. "
bis house was home for al. and each va.
made to feel he was welcome. lie had 4
grca. heart Of love Tor his race-hc soueb,
TO throw over the faults Of bis friends man.
tie Of charity
During Ia pas, .w1 years his sickness
kept h'm At bis house. and those tha, nave
been ihc most intimate With him have felt
be Wa leaning upon the Rock OF Ages.
His wa cheerful piely ia he active
days o. n's hie--i vas cheerful when the
hand OF disease was gradually wearing on,
bis Tile. I'm evening or two before hi,
death. the question was asked bun Can
you icil US Deacon 10 whom We ma, trust p
h. reply was OF course ran. IN The Lord
Jesus Christ
When The angel Of dcaib come Tor him il
was an asouizing hour Tor those wbo loved
him so dearly, yet their faith vas hi, i,rb.
and when mat face was cold 10 death through
their tears they could shy. JOS is ASLEEP IN
jesus Nof my will but thine be done"
The funeral was.iargely attended 90 anio. 2
whom we're many aged pcOpIe.-n wa. a
very touching Sigh, 70 see them WHISPER
their hfewe.l at bis coffin.
As~e stood looking into L.snarrow cham.
Der. alb thought We, 81 every one that bad
received kind word o. deed IRON, thee.
now IN the spirit land, should drop a rose
upon The coffin. a mountain Of roses would
r''e over the last resting place Ct JOSEPH
Barrows!
he that liyc,h and belieyeth in me shall
never die n
Lay il down as a rule never 10 smile nor
N any way show approval, a, any trait in
ch'id which yen would not wish to grow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17

OxFoEp ss.-At Couu Of Pr.4ate held ID
I"is, snhir ard ~ The County az Oxfrd. .a
the 3 Tuerdty 81 June. 4 - is6-
(N-FEk l.. RI ~>ELL. Gusrsisn 81 WIN I.
u iickefiug ADD Bel OleH ai,a8f. a.d hers OF
Saily " Russell ipte a. Bsthal ,p s1id Coonfy.
dsre'sed, hsviu. prrsentr8 ne G-.t account 4
-,a'f .tnship OF ssit wards Or allowance.
'r1cud. That he said Guardian give notrr
io eli l'rf-oa- interested, bv causing - r,py ri
lhis order t1 b. l,obishsd three weeks saser.sivs
p, q" ih" Oxford Democrat printed ~ PARIS. ihaf
.h'y may apP'sr 90 g Probate Court ~ BE- bold .,
I't'f' in sad County. op the ihtfd rae.d4y OF
Joy next at icn o'eII'k i1 ihe FORENOON. sad .bos
cause y any hey have. why the same should
moi b. allowed
\ ~ WALKER. Judge.
true eopy-aussi } : IlOBEs Kegister.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

In the pi.iric, Couu Of the UAiiod Safe. ior ~
p-irici Il Ms,nc.
Notice - hereby given TIA, pur.raol an order
81 the COdrt, the hei meeting 81 The editors Of
Chrisruphsr g. Hsriow e Buck6eLi. aad Chri.
nphcr &. Harlow Jr.. Of raf,., ~ -a,d District.
Back indiV i'uaii, anl cop Tth.r. ~iH H.
heAi on the 22d DAY OF >e1,'rrnl-r. \. ID. Isos -,
ten o'ciock A. NJ. b~iurr Hon. S-ih NAV, a lhs.
"tdce OF George 4. Wilson. N PSr,s.
GEO. \. WILSON, Assizrcr.
juno 26-jul3 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17

OtFoRr. sat Cont of Probate held ,,
Pare, ~rhin tai i1r tbe C"uaty AZ o. G,rl. Cd,
To- ih.ri To-day ni uao. s. ~ Isss
~ The iofeEufug I-.tltiai. ort.~rJ-Th,t ib.
e"o. Iteration 'i ii feit,oa h. bad st D, Coau ri
J. o'atr ." r. bed 90 fsris in sttI County on the
fhut To,-.iIy oi Jt', a.st. stfcn o',t,cL i, ,h.
l"renuon AMI tnnt he pritip8sr slvf police Co th.
s7it pIrius F,r'--s ans 80 ufhsi refsens is,sr..,
ci. Nv cruising aursfei cop, ~ her p~t,t,op.
w"h ih" order thereon to be- published three
'r'A. -ureess''"'s " the ONipri D-,pJrrsi. pr mt
ed 10 Pans. that ibey NAV thea and there sppe.t
aud shes csutr, 81 ANY. ~h, the ptstcr Of .stt
i'etif'ou should s1t b., graptri
A 10. WALKER, Ju6rr.
tfue cppy II petition and order n CONT thereon
Aucst-J = BoHss. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ia the matter OF O-guod Charl~s. BaakruJ,t
The uns~rs'gpci. .sisacs 81 The rstat. OF sai.
bankrupt hcfrs', esVcs notice that the third ge,,.
era eciiag ot the orrt,rs OF said bankrupt ~ ~
l. h,ld b-Ip,r Seth May, Register 81 B.akrupt
ey. a The othcc OF George \. Wis,on. South pAri.
"S The 'h tuesdaN oi September u. issSs. a, ,su
'elpek 4. NJ. Tor he rurpo-r named an the 2~lb
seciinn OF the Baakrupt Ac' IT March 81 1897
ELL Il. BEAN, Assignee.
lily lDIr ISss
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Administrators Sale.

Il HE .uh-cr,l-rr - sHthoryed hy license from tho
1 liSoos abie A. IL. " .iker, Judge ct Probate
for the County at Osrd, scil al The r-al s.tate
81 Jams Fhsi. hate % Norway. ~ ,sid Copai, .
dercs-r,l, b. iher-k.g-. offers add and ~ sei thr
ho"sc and Id, near r.. ~. Brosa's r--,,icuce.
and knowa - tb- James Flint sAsd. either at
Tui'lic pr,VlIo .ale sgrscai, saul cca--. an
Sih lie prepared 10 cpave, thi,ty DAY. from this
publication. StMf T.. MERRILL.
jus2b A.iu'0r w1th VIII An.cxr,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate within and ior
~" CotntN % Oxiori.
ID ESrECTFULLY rr7,e.cn,. Ju,,efts 4. Pot.
4 I IL, "i Dover. ~ the C,uuu Of --- ant
state oi New ilamp-hir~. that she - y m nor and
he d'ugh'er of Dan'ci PytIc hte Of Norvs, On
ihe sad tuuaty 81 ONL,rd, thar a. a Probate
'owi ho'ficn 80 Psrss. 90 and iof the C,.uaty Of
osi'td. o. the q % iIy of hlrch. \. -. 1851 90.
l'nrius Foft--. thsr ~ s1iI Patss "a. dyl, Al
pointed hef eutrdtsa I'd gave hpni or he hiih
iu' ,i'-ohaTgc q ssid i'ad; hat he has who'll,
ueg crted The execution Of sad tru.t snd Il, rem
.i-r be- EuU.''srShip account within ihr~c wear.
ia-i past, ant -1iH mcgee 10 render sa,d ac-uni
o. -',d Cout. thaf b. o. upt r .ui,ahi, pe,.,, o.
- Der GUARDIAN; chat b. has ahs-aa.ist a. t,,rt.
nnAn"u'n o. Dsf Iett' ~ hrrrflre she rfs,.
thst Tee niay tr cited q. -sltle be- 81 account 10
o'fm'ssed aud 'ra"trl lr'm hi. Office of GUARDIAN
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