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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-25
Marine Disasters.


ScHR BuTH BAKER, Knight from Elizabethport for
portsmouth with 40 tons Of coal struck reef yester
day ut the head Of Hell Gate, Long Island while
tow Of steamboat Jonathan Chase She partly filled with
water and t0wed shore by the seamtug Ben
Thatcher The steam wreckng Louis pumped her
and lowed her TO Astoria, where she will the railway
Tor repsirs While the reef unknown schooner
foul OF her stern and smashed boat broke her main
IN her bottom.
soHs MAssEILRs, of Ellsworth, Me- was struck by light
nlng and lost mainmast and otherwise damaged,
Monday last while lying in the Hudson river.
Notice to Mariners.
WRECK OF THr SCOTLAND NEAR SANDY HOOK
The following buoys have been placed fully mark
the wreck of the Scotland shoa, VIII
spar buoy, painted black without number, about 10
yards seaward OF the wreck in % feet of mark the
outer limit OF the shoa must be kept the port hand by
vessels inward bound through the South Ear Channel
spar buoy painted red without number, abont 2b)
yards from the wreck Is feet OF water mark the inshore
limit the shoa It must be lett on gne starboard hand by
The buov in line with each other the wreck main light
at Sandy Hook, and Wreck of the Scotland Lgnvesse WNW
and BSE, per compass.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
LUDLOW CASE Lighthouse Inspector, Sd dist.
New York, June rs 1865.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
- - y f'Et = " =
Back6slJ. Aug "a. Isss.
STATE OF MAINE
OIToHD. ss.-Board ct Cont, Camasi s.,os.s
Segdrai-r Term l.,sS-

OIToHr, ss.--Boatd ct Cont, Conn - ,os,st.
September Term l-ssS
tp"n ihs ioresoisg T,t't,on. sati.t.rtos, e,t.
o-nc- hssiaE t~ea rrcsivei thai th- ,-r. ar.
fe-pop.,hlc. apJ thai ,n1ais, ,ntu she mems OF
iae,r appt rs;ios - sspets,-n. - or,ie1ed thai
the tooaN tpuiiuissiosess meet ~ the awe Ing
huas~ ol W. Sgauding % BorLE.l4 DO .asJ
t0uuty, on Isesdly, Ihc '-nth (iOihl de- oi
o. ta &C Dext. a. tea o'cl5ck 4. NJ ani theme
TTrcsrt Vl,a tbr tacni ,,,n.l ia sstd p.ti
tf.a. iuiH.i' ifey alter whiJb vi-s. q h-,,ias oI
she tr. 90 aat aitses-c- vii b. had ~ slui. Goa.
vsai-.li pace 90 he v,ciaity. anl -,ch ph-t es,.
ur~f ta4ro fn t1e preuts~- the Cvrnfnisst,nrts
s'.sl. Il.-r pJpcf. ADD 81 - further Drl~f "a,
ihst t.ilr" 90 iHe tiiDc pisrs sni arT-s-. IT De-.
'pinli--tsnfr- tfrg tiDrss.irI 10 gwen is afI
l'@fsuus an1 cupsfstians Interested. by oiusina
Hit~strd rup5rs ai std pctttfpn and 81 this osi.f
ihersuU ta 81 scfVri uIsIu IKE Clefk oi he los o.
81 ssr.d. sod sl.o ported 40 ~ thf.s tai e
liscss 90 sIit iowa sot psLlishssl .hr-- ussks
succcssIrei' 20 toe OSisrd Dra8sclst. = ne4.fl.r-r
pr'nicd % Pare, 81 AL C,.tiuy II DsL,rd he
bro - ssid publications. sod strh GO the atb~,
s"''ors. 60 - made. s~Tvrt tBd posted 80 L.ts,
thffts da1 b~iofc ssi ttu@ si ins-,.ls o.. DBL. .,f
that % 49, Sous sol go ,rrsft.-- nas, he, and
there s'I,~'f sn.' she's oIusr DO ,H, th., b.t.st,
he rr'1ri 81 s''i i~iri4leis sa..s. p.a r ..,Ht
81
Auer. w h. kiMBNI..C.k
rr- r.rg 81 'tii fet, .,l sll Jr.,.r ICON
fhefr.H
Auesi " X ktMHAII. CID
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oSToHp. s.-At COsrt 81 Probate, held a,
faus. ~'ih'n anc ior The C0aBty OF OHiprd. on
ihc th,ri rpcsda, Of Sepi-ml--r A - isas
N tae psttroa az BENJ LDNEJOl Admin
~ isirsiot u the estate 81 THOMAS wlNAN
lat OF Pr1u, 90 .sid County 6eoc-,.rd. ur.,y
'he ior i'c~nse 10 seh as4 eoaves al al the real
estate 81 sad deceased.
Ordered. That the .a,d Petir,ansr give ..s,,.
90 ali persons interested by causing al abstract Il
hi- p-''t'on With ih,s order thereon . be publish
cal three weeks suorcssiv~is ~ the Oxford Dem.
osrai, RewspaP~r priaIed ~ PARIS 10 said
I"an'y that 'hey msy appear al a Probate Cont
next. al Tea O'clock 10 the far-soon. sod III.
oa1s~ hany 'aey have, Why the same should no
o. granted.
II. WALKER. Judge
Atrue rppy-1'isst. J. = IoERs R.g,.tsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

low TO CURE 4 SPAWNED lIoRsE -
have a ice maze, which three wears ago be-
came lame from bone SPAWN on tbc Incl !e
of the LETT leg Alter pretty hard driving
Tor several days, she Became so lame that
she was unfit Tor use. The SPAWN was very
tender. and she rested the foot constantly
or the tee where she stood took her To
the blacksmith and directed him to put on
shoe withou; any toe cork anil with blunt
heel corks two inches long She immedi-
Ately travelled much better, aud when she
stood, rested the foot on the toe and heel
corks, thus relieving the contracted cord
from the slrain TO which IL had been con
stantly subjected. In short time the in
hammation and ten deruess subsidized. The
swelling absied. and she travelled very well.
She ~ore the inside cork of faster than the
outer one. when she began 10 be lame again
] then had the shoe reset and the corks
made OF the same length and she soon DE.
came veil After few week, I had the
cork shortened a liule. aud the mex, time
she was sbod little more. but siill have
her wear berl corks an inch or more in
length There Is slight enlargement Of
the bone where the spawn Is seated but .b.
performs hard service. and - not az all lame
Several Of my nrighbors have applied the
same remedy with equally good result. and
think that little bought and observation
will satisfy any one that this is the appro
pirate remedy. The cord. attached 10 the
par, where tle enlargement j.. seated. be.
came lnhlmel and contracted. AMI rise no
the heel from The ground When the
horse brings the heel to the ground the
cords are strained, and become irritA,ed
AMI inaamed. TIE long cork. keep the
heel raised permanently. and 'bus prevent
the cord from being strained, AMI allow
the inflammation To get we'll. some enlarge
meni AMI a slight degree Of stiffness, roay
remain. bot seldom enough to alice, tbe
gait. consider the discovery OF SO mv,b
importance, TIA, I wish the owner, Of horse.
TO know u. as ! believe that many horse.
that are now consolidated Of little vaJys ina,
by this simple means be restored to ,.,.
viceAble condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
The Appetite for
TOBACCO DEsrRoYRpi
Leave oil Chewing and Smoking the
Poisonous Weed Tob,rxo,

Or box of oRTos's Pasr.s.rto> .. 49,,
'a>isd ." d~s'ror The sPP~tae So ,sh-.-o, 10 40,
r~rsos. ~ mater how ,,rpas the b ,h,t nav b.
~ ~ VI rttLs ~ asr cA,s rAr sorsy
Wit 80 sr'rsDbD. u 70 slsso.I ins,as.shlc
u hfcsA "a rs- the nre 81 t,l..cr., hI the mere
.N'rei-s of the s'h. Soasrthiag - a~es.d 10 q.
est n.iSrr "a osrtrpsste hsl.t sruaI, r,a,.i
18th tho h.P OF The P'rJssrs,ica iherr !. ~: The
sa'5 ifv%si'l~. Hsnsir,is Aar- s.s>i u ~ha ar,
-h'ns u bar ~ure-. " ihe set that Osros'.
tstrAsATiSs oosopStes irstso,. ths assria.
So tolacc ADD eavrs The p.rssa a. fr.s frs-. s.y
Ss's, fo' a As bsfsvs ~ os-zsS-.r-.i - 80. n a.
p~-f'-i'y s-'' sd As,-slr.. ell o44ss. The Prv-
psrstfSa act. du~cti, agsoa tho ssse .Lal. aat
ssrftt'sas Affected b, tobacco. s,,d thruusA iho-s
uT'n The bAsei. 'h~-srh's essst'as the poi.-sa q,
i"ssoo" 'rn- the .,st~s aai thss alta iaS the
s.fsFs4 e,ars.rs - tehacos.
Ne ~Ss HaNiossx - TsAscas s0s. ssisF Or.
tss's Prsyssr ~fss~i RsCsllscf % Hssrs~ezi
H.r-sars IF CsHsgs,s<s,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

erickton. where lac resided. have not done
well. being attacked by insects Hand
picking seems the only safe way TO follow.
A fec y,sr. since . worm attacked the fruit
trees and lci, them as IL blasted by ire.
Que year the spring opened warm and car
ly and then came severe cold. and that year
7 fruit did better, and since then they have
not been troubled. lie also alluded to
1.-The whoa, nudge, and spoke OF The alb
,enee OF them this year IN New brunswick.
He advised solution Of potash being ap
Piled to apples to prevent the attack OF in
sects In conclusion he remarked that he
came 10 see and hear and was not prepared
TO make any extended remarks. ard closed
by thanking the officers OF the Society for
their courtesy and attention
The discussion vas further continued by
Hon. Samuel Was, on. OF Ellsworth. ] NJ
Carpenter. Esq OF Pitston, Hon. Samuel
+ Perley. OF Naples. Col. +. s. Lang, OF
North vassalboro. y. Foster. Esq. Of Port
land. John +. Anderson. Esq OF Wind
ham, and others.
Mr.. Farley asked Mr.. Brsckett IL the
wheat nudge feed, on any other grain. and
II we cease to raise wheat We starvc them
out.
Mr. Bracket, replied that so far rs bis
knowledge went the nudge did not feed on
other grain, but might il forced TO do so
He never read OF any such occurrence
Mr.. Farley inquired ''how we can beat
contend with moth or apple worm?"
Mr.. Bracket though, DR.. Trimble's re-.
commentator Of hay bands in autumn,
placed around the tree and larger branch
cs a good remedy. They gather on the
band and can be picked of.
Col Lang gave some interesting iniorma.
ton asto raising OF cabbsscs. and made
some practical suggestions as tn the pre-
Seniion OF the insect ravagcs on that plan,
Out OF 1000 bead he bad saved only 1000.
An interesting discussion va. here elici
ted as to the value OF salt as an application.
some iavoring and some opposing IL.
Mr. Foster, of Gardiner. suggested .
quart OF soft soap dissolved IN two gallons
OF water, adding q handful OF salt. As good
remedy.
Col. Lang advocated raising csbbages
only for one season on the same SPOT. and
spoke OF the striped bug ~ one Of the
greatest ammo, sncas OF the farmer in The
raising OF the plant lie hal successfully
tried the cotton pad and recommended
in gardens thin layer Of cotton Il gh,ly
coiorcd dark. spread over the cabbage and
gathered closely at the stock aud as a trap
to catch the bug iu
Mr. perley objected to offensive and other
applications as q permanent remedy. as the
rain could wash them off
Mr.. Hersey spoke OF the succ, ssfnl use
OF kelp st Cape Elizabeth. where some of
the finest csbbages in Maine were raised,
and suggested the sea coast as being the
best place TO raise them
Col. Anderson also made some exr.llen,
suggestions. and asked Mr.. Bracket as 10
what the canker worm is.
Mr. Bracket replied he had never seen
one in Mrine. II belongs TO the moth spe-
ciss. The females are vingicss and crawl
mp the tree aud lay their eggs in the ere
vices. DESTROY the females before 'hcv
reach FAR NIP aud you kill off the whole
tribe
The discussion wa. continued until hail
past nine ard was very interesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DtstTsct Of Nsissc. s-.--1a tho Sn,tfrs Of t.,,ah
paan. Of Oxford. Baakr"pi.
The us.tsr-aga.a. sss,gs-c al sad Dv.n. h-ee.
iy g's.. otto" thai pVrsIsss, Ia oTB-s 81 Tho
,aTt, the tb,rd geasfsl sscI.sx OF ih. a, ..,ia.
Of said hsakr"pt ~iH ~ h.h i-tcr- Hen S-th
Na', Rrgssirs ~ Raak 5gicy the ,.irr al Geo.
\. WILSON. -safh Psr,s. "a aid Di.ss,-t on th-
shh d1N OF Novsnbct. 4. ID. tses. 81 sec
o'eloek A. VI. ios the par3o.e rssned "a the 18th
s-ei'oa % the ilanAFa,s Aot al Mach ~. 1851.
u. x. HOLMES
pof ZIG k..,gD-e.
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RECOMMENDATION

The isil,vSi-z ar 80 ~ fgs.a the mel
t'i"d~ - rrrsnsT-sos,ia''os. - ps,s.~..ios
tFtsa W. T. HoAb, E.a.. B.asof. Mel
B.soos. April ~, Isss
l hcf~ty errtiy that have a.~d tohaes,, a.,
,airt, var, past, ssi Elf th- LIT hf--a ,ear. !
have "s~d fsa t-s~.as P-s ssntA--i hs.s rngd- at
'r~Pfs 90 -svc - diasrcat tists-I have = 4
oil 900 ,e.T = iisBc. tot .i~ays csatina~i -
hsaksT tar us,ii J ned Or,oa'. Pr~rsr..t.a
~hsch szs esUlg~t~, c.tet me- %, n. sr.-sTt~ l.,
tobacco ssssA5 css,su mod al shs are Ahsete4
nth 'A- i'nt'l" hsh'. - e., I'll. Pf.,..nat.o..
~h'eS WI @. stN''a'3 care 81 the dgrcrsasrls a
'sss'' " Y. HEALD
tFron Y. w Adtius. KssnSviiS. T~aal
KsoyrILLs. Ass. s. 1887.
Ihu - q oertifs tsst 49, ssci TOBACCO q.
ssch an vHtsut that heath had t,-co,rr rrr4tiy
impaired. and NY - box 'ysIen ,-rsaxrd aal bro.
seH d.~a. Ia Jsar, iso1 ysrrha.e,i -. bax 81
pTtoa's fFrgsr.sioz. aad aitsf ss.as ., 4 l,..,.l
that -ss onapLtriy Cured. have sss had so /,
haBksEinx OF drssrs So tobacco siau- u.i.s III.
Preparation t-vIscre to D. III tAAI n =. fesoas
rsrn6ed. sod ~,.sk sdti-e ~ Who -t.A 70 esi,
the 49, 81 tsl-1cno q uy ssr b1N 81 o. tsa'. ~,
fAfAi'0h- D.. W. ADKINS.
lFrua J.Aa Mnff,il. Baasot. Mel
BasGoE. March 81. lssgs
Tbs = 90 cet'ifs thai have o.~I t,lssooo lss
Eighteen y-afs. have tnsd irssas iuH~s 10 lesse
"A boi have rs6.rrd 81 uascb itea = d,asiS-.. a.
nv heai. ~ Enasisg ~ stomach thst As.r
'uoa gwen % he trial. shoft tim sinrs b,
if'ent 'uDc~d TO- puoa's Ptepasai.oa (.s,l.i
~ you l have duar 90, sai an oolapsrt-is snrrA
dad MT 20 tn last hiakrr insr -, ter, e,th~r
!" 'as7se 90 ehsS' ShsT - gsn Ia the Pr
pafsi'ua. JOHN MORRILL,
fr'cs II Ort"o's Prrp,r.t'oa. F,v~ Dsitar. r,r
boz. SrWBrird 10 my ps't ~ ihs rossatrF. ,.,st
Ilid. on '.ecspt VI price. Mos@s .esi ~ mail =,
COG f',k A!dr-ss q. rs. cor TOS. Ftopftrtts
Boz Las. P.ftl.sA MANI
REFERENCE
W. the anisrssgses have hsc 80, ssssai l-.i,nrs
wHh G. u. COTTON, ani hsvr fIurd hias a o.
it,bi- aad iztS dcsl,aE 80 asd t-iscr- he. ..ats
usrn's deriving the rsabienos 81 The I-sbl,c
: ". Htchssdso K-s. J. = Gfc~s IL : n
Ivwvh foFtt J.. Ne Ca - a. NortiH, R,f.
de'prd' We " B9yt. Au'y. ~ itlst. SIC .
AaB1o B4rotfa. Bspso,. as Wm. d So,
-. NsS hsa-heil, Ma % NJ u snt.s
ias' w.'rth. y. u ". Qs,H,s,. -aist Jobn-
Wiz. y III :,
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
SEMI-WEERLY LINE.

0N sed Ah~r ,h, lsta nat "a. Gas ss,,mer
" Dirisq ssd fraRraai4. . 81 said lorthef sx iee
blb~s, Lave Cab, Wharf Psrthn-i,
s'crY MONDAY aSd THURSDAY. d5P.
saa have P'e' ~ y. * Ncs Ycts. every MON
DAY .-d Tilt RsDsN At 4P. NJ
The Dr'Es aad fr.zoOoil are httei NJ, with foe
aoes-s'at--iais'es 80 Psssra<vTs. Ak,as tn. the
nssss cus-ri sol comfortable route lor tr.ssy.
tcS-c~a Ns- lOsk al M-ss
f-~-sg. 81 State RaosA IS. CABIN Passage 81,
soss
Cins-i. forsatdcd e. Ind irusa Moaireai, Q.et-,r
baihAS. ~. jobs, Had all parts OF Maine. shig--
prs requested cod ,h-tr irrigAt In the
si-sas~vs .sri, az ~. NJ, 90 tn. DAY. be,
isas. Postkssa-
fos irrtget ~ psssagr sPpl 10
HENRY FOX. Cab, Wharf. Portlan4
AAE~, picf - y. X. New Yort.
Nav p n.
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o,rosp, So. cour Of Probate held .rPa.

otTDRp, ss.-At Couri of Probate held Al Pa.
~, wiih,R aRd ior the Ccsn,V Of Oxford 90 thu
thWd Tu~sdsy 81 ~eptcmt-cf. 4 u. issS
IN the petition 81 n. " HUTCHINSON IT,
~ Admaisirsiof OF ,hr e.tais 81 Mar, S.-.r,.
late o. hrtsun. - said CDastv. deceased prs,isg
ip' ho'n.e TO -ci ana roavry All Of the real est.ie
Of ssii oecra-ed.
Oriertd. That he satd eiuioDrr g,,e nottre
:" 81 Pr'-'"- Interested bN "su-iag sbsir,st 81
be- p-titsH 18th has order thsfroa 10 b, r,.i,.
i'-h~d three wevk. socrc.siS,i, 90 tb- ONt,ri
De'"ocrit ria'rI 81 PARIS. that ih-s r.,, sgte.r
81 a Probate Court tY bs held st Pau, ~ sa,J
''nn'' 80 The , Iucstas IT Oct. nest. III Ten
o'ri'cA H ihr iurrHaoH aud she~ raus~ d an,
They httc,why the same shpsid not b. grated.
4. ~. WALKER. Juise
true copy -sttest: J. :. HoBHs Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
Administrators Sale

MILL be ssld at PSiL'e Asci."a. u, vi,In. OF
w te-usc iron the Jodsc Il Probate, at the
y, s'dracc Of be .ui,,oritr, an Waterford on Moa
da,. N".emi-s s,b. is6s. at 10 o'eLo-k \. ". ali
The right IN e'lsh, which levi Pray e~a.j 81 IN.
,'tne Of his drcc.~r "a aa.i tc tho hosne f.rm Il
ss'd Pray bripg ,Ssj~ct 70 q por'gsg. ~ Tao
Hundred dollars. GEO. =. FOssc
War rtorf. Oct. 8, 1sSs. Ada,a,.t'r.
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For Sale,
NTill for Sale.

TIVE -uhs-ri's's hrr-by oFrrs ias ssl@ bic Gri.t
MI. sissted o. BETHEL. % the itee Of
~ Grspi Irrfak Railway. sad aii - thufoaz n
" r"u-trurtft HHt % 90 g--,l tefs,r. Tao prn,-
src cf1a~~f,i ~tth tIts mti % sole tcst to carr,
sny ufhrr machinery "a 80 nisy l-- lf'tsesi
-st nltii hss iirEr rufi 81 custom and e.
49,, - ra.ii srrstE~l So FLOWING pnsosr--s.
IL d-sitrsi. ths sss-.rfti-I - iu at.p ssit,i.
Dwelling House and Stable,
ini ih~ Lni rlaHerte,i ihrry Nth.
n spui.-si ~ ...an thr above rrur@rfy viii De
.oh Il GHEAT BAEGNlN
r - ttr~ss. {. . WAIVER
Mach ~. ~ bel Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

An entcrPrising Philadelphia has taken
oui patent for the manufacture Of wooden
shirt bosoms and collars. the material be.
ing the same as iba; nov used 10 papering"
rooms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

DY sits 81 so~s-~ lfosn The 10 xr u Pr,
ID hate OF pxlstl t-saty the unsisr.,E -ed n
.ei by p"ti'c pTtss1e .@ic al ihr Real Estate,
with abe ha,ld,sg. thesroa, ~ ~htch Ms-ssly n
Stone d'J ss,1e.i and possessed. Sc the Pa Dca'
% dsbss and nc,ieRtsl charge. 18th cha "a. OF
sda,a,sirNtion. on MusjsS the oh dsy Of Novrsn
Ter next. at I o'etsck T. VI al the ace Of an.
svb.cr,b<r IN Waterf I'd
4. -. ktNBAI.L, Adniai.'r.
Waterford Oct 8. ls<s
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CAUTION.

IL Ps'sScs arr be- eey Cautioned against hai.
"A lcriag or trusting INV ~its. Auss A. n. n
good hana provided her al N, house. asd
shah pay deht. Of her contracting alter thu.
date y. Elk CUSHMNN
RumEord. Oct 4 tsf,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

Wil~ may crrh, ,h,t L. Esr. Thompa.o. %
h'n'm. counf, rt pSiuri a1t ~f.te "a VAN.
HT,' tH'' o! s'e' 10y cor oEiS D. THaHp-
so b. uue dsfi.. b.. m...,it, o. tr,.l. 49,
ir'nrici la'siaess o. n-.il .b4lI sis,ri ,.,. .
hf' 'irTins. 80 ply 49, I-ht. 90 be css,r,rtrsr
srsr thist.ir. b..
EZRA y THOMPSON.
NrD..s- {. GfS. MIA
Hiram. sep. 10 isES
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

ONToSr, ss-At Court Of rebate he'll. .t p,,.
o within snd iot the Couuiv Of ONG8,d 90 an,
th'rt lpes.isV 81 September. a. - I-6S
ROY Al \. harlow. Exrcatus Of ths h.t
~ WI a'i Tc-'.rn-nt n JOHN HARLOW.
hii~ ~ H,'ren. % Esd Cont, dscrased h.yts,
prsscHisd be- - snd haal sr,yua Of ,d,o,s,.trs
upn ~ th~ estate pi sad deec.,--d pr ail8rsnrr.
Ordered, Thst ths SAD .S,,e utos r,,, ,.i,,s q.
t i-~rs"ns tHtrrests' 10 cau-tag esp, ~ the at
d"r o." H. pubshed three week successtvsi, 90 th,
bti"d Dem.,crst printed &C fstis, that thsy nst
appear 81 ff"bst, Cnnu 60 T., be To- II Pars
p" sa,t touniy ou he 81 Toe d., q Oci nrxt 81
ien clsck In the f1rsn,1a antl he's eluse d a.,
iheN have. hs the same shoul moi 10 slsIsr,f
\. ". WALKER Iafge
true copy attest J. : HoHss R~s,.f.r
DHfoNU, ss.--At n Court ~ Probate held =,
PARE, ~rh % ADD 81 ths Coaui, 81 OxG.f8. a.,
The thift To-stsS 81 ~spie. ii4f. ID lsss
f. VI CARTER. Afmipi. tf.lt.,r Of N. ,.t.,,
l.. = Casper l.. Resell. iate ~ Brth-I 10 s.is
cgsu'ty der~ased hsV,az pre-er,ed h,s sgs aed
hnai 'ccpunt q sad deoss-ed a. ga,rdrsa of ws
J.. T. icke' 200 snd Bel Odsu. mia1fs, t,s settLs
ucut:
Ordered. That he ssid irlin -f rsfof ave eotie.
Go 81 prrsous Interested by causnr cop, a tlss
ordef 60 II published three weeks suoressyei, N
the OSort Dvmoers, pria,sd 81 Pare inssid e5us-
y, That hes mas appear ~ = Probate CONT d, b.,
heia al Isrs, on IRE third Toe dsy of Ort. next.
~ ''n e-fN 10 the fOrepooo and shew cause, %
any ines have. Soy %. ssne shssif aYt il. .I,os
A WALKER Judge.
i"'a eop' attest: :. HOBBS, Kcsisier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
Commiss oner's Notice.

NE the u-dcrsigse5 ~. NJ h..n .rf-oiuir,l
w Conni sstoacrs u inss.fvrs-y On The ..isj.
81 tierses Sylvester. hare ~ B,-k6.li. y, III.
."usi, ~ oSiDri. 'isrsa-rd. ,as.ss-s,' -as--,aa.
IA sks~ cls'Tns sga,ast ss esttte - "a u hal.ls.
a, the ofhc- 81 ". 4. iadsien. ga Turaer. Aaare..
rpgg,a Couai,. On he 81 Ssiur,ia, 81 oeisl-,
Noscals-r. u, c.rHLSr. Jsaoafy, F.lroary aad
March. al ! o'c0ck 4. "
MT. lUDDEN,
ISAAC GROSS.
Octl tSSS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23
Legal Notices.

.oxroRr, S.-At Co.ri 81 Proln,r held al
Paris. ~ithm asd or the Ca.sus, Of osiocI, on
the tbtrt Tuesday ., Sepse'sies. 4. ID. iSSs.
W LILLIAN r. SPARROW, IN -catoT oi the
w las VIII .sd Testament 81 b-oj, Ihomss,
b,e OF iisrtf,rd ~ sad County. dsc"assi, having
presented he 6aal scc.,eat Of administration OF
the E.,a,e Of ssid .tsS,.a-o.l tor allowance;
Ordered, That The -a,d ExeSwos give sp,sec
all per-on- ,sse, s'cd by causing cop, 81 thu
ORDER be pshli-bed ,hr-e seek. success ,veis ~
IN Oxior,i Deasscr ~ isissi Pare IN ss,d coua
w. that they m,, .ts,-ar ~ n Prols,t. Ccari TO lie
held al Par,. ga the tsisd Tuesday 81 Oci next,
=, ten o'cl,ck 90 IN. t,sropos, and .hrw css-e, II
any the, have. ~h, thu ramr sho.,lI NJ, be allow
ed. 4 ~. wALkER. Jadxe.
true cspy-site.t J. -. ioass. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

OISoRp, ss-At Court ot Probate bcid 81 Par.
's wi'hia add for the Counis OF Oxford. on the
thWd Iuc-da, Of srp,.Hl'-t \. u. is6s
II III. CHAPMAN. Guardian 81 Hcar VI
Guy, MINOR heir oi ilcnry X 80, having
pre--nir h,- 6nal o. gusi diansht Of .a,d
VA ID Tor allowance;
ofd'rtd. That the said Goa fJ,aR give nsi,c,
10 aiPersoss n'erestrd Ivy Causing cop, 81 tbs.
order To- be pUai'shrd three week -sccr,.,.I, "a
he Oxford Democrat, 90 lated a. PARIS. th.ttt-,
NAV appeal IT Probate. Csurt ta b. held At PAN.
IN SAID c1o"iy. on the hard Tss.da, at Oct
ne n. 81 tea Of the clock an the toreaoon, aud
.hr~ case. a. az, they have. Why the SANE
shosld not be allowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-23

oroSp, ss:-st Court 4 Pr.ls.t. heLd n,
fsits. ~uhia ani tor the Cosiniv 81 q. Lsr,i on
he th'rd Tocsday -, Ss-pi~toher. 4. - 1865
IN the p-tiiionoi LYDIA MASON Guardian nl
" tuma :. As-pa 81 ais uliaor h-,t. Of John A.
MH>o", 's'. Of bc'hsl. IN sad Couniy. deceased
praying ioT licrn~~ "a ssli and convey .A,d m,
s"'s iutr'rsi an the Hone Lot. Meadow and
Pasture Of shEeh said Jeoea sod was poe--.-od a,
his death, - al sty-ni ss-',us oGrr 1T $500
Ordered, that the ssid Petiisoorr gave aotie. 4
all Tetsons interested. hs o-p-'ng 80 ahsirsct Of
bet l'sG'"O, ~tth th'- oT,set tcTcoa ~ puhit.h
~ three - ., IL sucre-st,-i, the ONItd dem
oerat, = uc~spsP~T ITtntct al Paus, 10 s,.i
'"aaty taat thry NAV appear 81 a P,obsir Coat
Ia II hTL ut Paris On the 81 Tur.dsy OF o.,
next at tee O'clock "a the ioreaooa and she.
cause "Hn' 'hes have, whY tn same .hoaid n OF
he granted.
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