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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02
Harmony Reigns!

The last Topeka Record announces
that the Republicans Of Lesvenworth have
at length settled their sncient feud, and
that all parties have come together. drop
ped past differences. and are united for
victory. After reading this announce
ment. We eagerly opened the Lsaven.
worth papers. expecting to find them over.
flowing with fraternal love. Here is
what we found: The Bnlletin declares
that the Republicans are hopele.s'y d.
vided. and It does not propose :" advo-
cate the election OF q Republican city
ticket, but to go for the men whom it
thinks are the best. The Conservative,
which now represents the old Anthony
spite against Gov. Carney. has long ed
itorisl on the late State Convention. in
which it says that % majority Of the Del.
egates from that city were elected in ia.
vor Of Carney. but says that they were
somehow won from bis support in favor
of NJ. H. Insley; abuses Mr.. Sherry. be-
cause he would not also be won over to
Insley. end because he secured the cleo
ton of another man as delegate-all oI
which shows tha Carney wsnts 10 rule
the city, and does not want Insley to rule
it, who. BY the way. is proprietor Of the
Conservative. A German writes to the
Times, that two Of the delegates to the
State Convention stigmatized Mr.. Wei
as "Chriss killer" John Mckee pub
fishes card. in which he says that hs
consented to be 0 candi idate for Mayor
at the solicitation Of Mr.. Insley. in ordel
to promote harmony. and that Insley
promised that the Conservative shoult
come out in his favor: but that Iusley
played of on him, and he refuses to be ,
candidate. as he will be the tool of ~
man or faction. Insley publishes care
denying McKce's statements. but fails t'
make clear showing of his case. Th
substance Of the whole matter is, that tn
old enemies Of Carney sre banging ava!
as hard ss ever. and are attempting t,
make Insley the great man of the city
So The work of reconciliation aud har
mony goes bravely on, and a splendi'
view of the whole operation can be hat
from the Office Of the Topeka Record.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ Have you ever read Doctor Whit.
tiers Medical Papers relating to the dis
esses mentioned in bis card appearing in
smother column? The information i'm
parted is Invaluable to all. and psrticu-
lsrly to young men. s--
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

re- William Cole. sged ll0. died q
week ago. in Hartford. His father died
at 112.-Ex. ftffg 4.ssstr
They probably belonged to the family
of Old King Cole" 1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ Jonas Whiteomb's Renedy for
Astbms has scqnired the reputation Of
being sure specific 10 that dreadful dis.
ease. 'i-ii
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

SEcEssIoN.-Secede from every name
and kind of Ssleratus except the Best
Chemical Saleratus This is the kind to
use on every occasion. for il is always
uniform aud perfect and always holds out
weight.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ The Copperhesds call Congress
the Ramp" As the Democrstic mem
bsrs compose . very small end Of the
Rump. they must Be the Tail.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ We learn that the severe cold.
within the past few nights. has frozen
the Spring wheat down to the ground. in
many fields.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ In sermon ss the Kansas Meth.
odist Conferences the other day. one Of
the ministers eloqusntly alluded to Nsb.
uchsdnezsar. So many prsschers il
Ksusas are compelled to browse around
Tor subsistencs. That doabtIes Nebucbsd- :
nezzsr is often present to their minds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ The race between We'll and ms
ley. ss the Leavenw orth Delegate to the
National Convention. was very close;
and we learn that the whole contest vas
upon the question Of personal beauty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ Ladies should use Barnett's Kali
;etoa to retain the bloom and freshness
Of beauty uGimpairsd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ The Kansas Methodist Confer.
erce has just closed its session. at Law.
renee. A. B. Leonard is Presiding e.
der Of the Lcavsnworfh District. and C.
j. Lovejoy is appoistsd to the Whits
Cloud Circuit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02
MASS CONVENTION, At TROY
On Saturday, April 4th, 1885,

Then and there to effect complete and tbGs-
ough working organization of the Repeblican
party of Doniphau County; At which Convex
tion, all who endorse the principles Of the par.
be heartily welcomed
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

H Barnstt's Preparations are sold
By oil druggists. and are deservedly pop
ular.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

r. A beautiful Head OF Hair is rem.
dered stiH more beautiful BY the use of
Burnett's Cocoaine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02
Uieo.

Near White Cloud, March 23d, Of Typhoid
Fever, EaAscrs ELLEN SHsawooD, aged II
yeau. months. and 25 days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

~ The Sweetest Perfume is Bur.
nett's Florimel.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02
Gbe Kansas Chief.

SOL. MILLER, ..... EDITOR.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02
Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
Rev. George Turner (Episcopalian) will
preach in White Cloud, the first Sunday in
April.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-19

Councilman Gray moved that Council adjourn
to Tuesday evening. 22d instant.
Which was carried.
Whereupon President Wiley declared Council
adjourned to Wednesday evening the 22d inst,
at halfpast seven O'Clock
j. SEIPLE, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30
EURoPEAN cELEBaITIEs.

RISNNHk. The Grcs, Nlni-tsr aud st.,~sr, a,
% Prussia cured hv Rad ssvs Pills fS, l-tte,
gro the Professors of tia Prus-tan Medical Cali ~
~ Rrs,slsu. pr iaiway's alE,anAc for lA-e). Raj
way Ready Heltsf has effected Astonishing Cur,ss
IN AL Diseases ofthc Joints. Limbs. Muscles sc In
Rhcumstisra, Neuralgia. inttmmatksn, Cramps
Spasfa-. strains faias and Aches 90 all Kinds arr
rtlayesi Us lew tnotn' Mt aud rurvi ia few hours
10 viii prevent the syst.m against Chocra and al
sannts. uiptkfr1n. SC.
1lr REGULATING PILLS possess IA. Alternative
'u~ And disiutrcant properties Of Mercury
~ithoaf any oi IT, ictuicinu- Attr4bgtr- Th.y ar,
pFsparFi IN sscuo from cuuc~atf.sri ye.stAbh,
eStFsct-. asd are an absolute sp-vihc Cor ali dis
ericrs % the stoma"h. liver, bowels. and kistarvs
Ihcy tone tbs ~ stein shiir relieving the baWsl-
Rom s4trtt hunsr-, aad c,Iutrot thu liver NOR.
readily thas blue pills any other preparation OF
eni- S~s4S IL sslt- IT. oxides s.i hy ruE
Eists and CountrY Merchants. Sc Lee. AZ .sdsAyT.
Almanac for i-si--
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0rRRnwnnd.

Died in Greenwood. Sept. 30th. Rev.
Wn. Yates, aged 96 years. ooe mouth
leaving bis wife. ~i,h whom be had lived
as years, ten children. about 40 grand.
children. and large number Of great grand
children. Ilo vas one oi,hc three 6rst set
lers in town, having moved with his family
6S years ago. lie chose bealIhiui loea.
ton on the Patch Mountain Ridge. sad bas
enjoyed good health most Of has years, with
great patience and physical ten,ci,y for la
Dor, lie has tou- thc labor on his farm
til lev years. then in his garden. moro or
less until about a week before hc died
lie has devoted much labor % the cau.. OF
christianity - local preacher. travelling
from Eve to ten niies or more on the Sab
b,,h to perform his services and returu
much on foot, lie also rendered much ser.
vice on faueril occasions in the community
around bia. lie died IN a good old age,
AMI left verthy example As a citizen and
. christian.
Died an Creervost. Oct. 18th. Mrs.
Eliza. vie 81 BenjAmin Peabody. jr. and
youngest daughter Of Mr.. Moody. OF Green
wood. IL Is a heavy bereavement To tte Old
folks as ,hr has always lived eth them. and
her husband cared tor thea in their dcrIia.
Ing years. May j. be sanc,i6cd TO them for
their good through Eic z
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ALIENS Lung .ALsAs.

TIKI REMEDY FoR CuRtNS
tons mr't0n. Asthma. Group. pt-rAs~s % ti,
Throat, BTp0ehiti-. Pains and pppFv.stoas OF tn.
'hcS or LaeE,, Dtfncnlt Brcathtak. aud ali dis
ess,s Of the Pulmonary crEsns.
its Astlau l. vspseiofast a,tctsilyc ssdorlse a.
datiVc disVhoryt,r, aud dur-tic which Renders 4,
ou- of the tso-t aigAbl i've knaNn 80 csirtn
dissascs OF ;hs tsh..- o. rxritrs cctsrAi8a sn
cssses tisv suss O. tiara % Ia phisk ca N'.t>
lHe NE' ia tipN> aud ~ Bt II the RtDpD.
h''ls TIE tfftt4itd pr stVr- str-ugth 20 h~ ,hE
i've n-g1Hs bring tpv ilvvy Co ~ proper ariSu al
if-psrts strrnsth to tho wh-d" ~ i wsr.
fautsd to give sstir~ satistactos cvru ia the
cisarard cs.r. Of cso.anptt ton. and proasc.
sss.ttsrncss as-ct the boat. e. IL contains Re-
ollam ia .ay tortn. 10 1. PERFECTLY HARM
Lt.~S 20 tc mort d-dcatr child although an arftxc
sp-i possrfal -cnasay Cor restoring thr system
sold b. all drugststs. fTto- o. par bottb-.
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KY. Earthquake. seem to be Il,

SmaKY. Earthquake. seea to be the
order OF ,ha day. The latest on record i.
an CsIIosaLs San Francisco and San jose
got tcrribie shaking At San Fraaci.co.
IN one place the greuad oreosd several
INCHES. and strong sulpharou, smell ~..
emitted. Several sa,liiugs were .h.ken
dosn. The Ci,y Hall ~,s wrecked Tb.
L. 5. Hospital Is regarded as..fe; tho
Mint vas dsmasci bushes. at the Po,s
Office -s. suspended; the chimney al tho
Gas Works was thrown down. and the
gable end OF the Blind Institute tell. From
varicn. portions of the eovnir, and IN the
vieInrty Of San ftAna,oo Bay, the shock
IS reported as having been severe and Goa
siderable damage sustained. la s,sey
place. th'c Eronsd opened and ~a,rr gu.Aca
forth
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Our Table.

rErERsoS-s MAGAZINE con~s TO ss srst OF
all IN. nos;h Hes and !. fall st tstsrr.,ius matters
for th- iA.iI-. TO -hsal IL i. slsaJ. welcome. C
,. re,c~.oa. rsIiaisipbI@-
TuE GALAXY. has ~ ~xc-ii~Trs tsht. 81 coo
sss,s a%a -t,h IL. clear ~ -, sSd 20. is.,ranoHt
maintains h'rf' F3ss among to- sostsisss- sa~s-
doe CO. 7.
al -, for ssa'~s--pvss, ssoA "cooy-rsti-~ n
kespiax." whloh - iOi!0se By other exe-!sssg a.d
s.s;al rrNdinS fiesser a Yields, Bos,as.
ouk YOUNG boLhs. ~ the Earn. psSbli.h-n
has ps>sty Of fresh. nv-ty Tor sd yoaax
EVERY SATURDAY. also By rses.or A Yields.
l. always readable. No. 10 tOet. ssIh ha. . COO
unaA,iOa q ta~ o-- story b. Asthsay rrcsiop~.
"ns Kscs Hs ~.s kixhL,~ ke@sbrs several excel
isnt srtie'~- from farvtga nisesii.sy-
GoDEN-s iiDT's BOON hs. th- uszsi mum
t~' q fA-hioa Ilas~., -srs, and s.S1ui Te.aIns.
which cannot fau 10 attract the l.Ai-. l. A. TO.
deg, PhliAAsiphlA-
TtIk PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. csutaIn.
postraiLs sol tspsraphcai .s,iehrs II rrn4G at n
t~ssS- sssiy .a4 isstIse .r,s<S-. ~istoh saak>
OF ssesI~s< s.zsees. 4 x weiss, ~. York
AkTnURs HOME MAJ AktsE IA, t. vare,,
OF good reading. and th- usual fsshsos pIat.- pa,
terms ani t-eip--, ~hieh u~ ,.siss I'll .ppfsti.t-
]. Arth2r. ThifsSripsis.
I'M cBILDsEs's HOUR. By ss- .s.s~ sstaor
"a AZ sxsslssi book for tho yo-nx talsx III. ~ al
inx 10 sssy- of pare aHs elevated ehuaster.
fACkARDs MONTHLY is fail % sosnd zen
sftis. practical rs.dinx3 ssd IL ehsls- nAxasin,
for yosag ssa. fsr sso@ IL 10 especially ds.ixHsyi
y. =. Farssri. SY.
rHE CoRNHiLL MONTHLY AND LtryRA
Rl RECORDER. - sOBd,rfaily Ios priced mag
ssins, Of Literary sHesiisnes, aud Isrrit. E-oyal.
plsoe sapas IN o ss<saslaes
Tue Little CORPORAL e,u<. "a a, An Az
new dr~ss, and Nth o.. original rrasf'sx for ~
soaaz. and fDs Older people -hs have IOWA,
hssr,I" 10 has the larsc.t eifcaIsfl5n 81 any W.
vsntls magazine 10 The world A. L. sewaii Chi
caso. III.
TIE NURSERY, Tor the smallest readers, Il
rich ~ b<sgtifai Illustrations, ssd tbe large elsa
Typ ' easily read by ths zee ones T.. sho
rry, Bo.los.
OUK BDYs' AID GIRLS MAGAZfNg eonr
even Sr,f, -ifh ia entertaining rs.iins f,s n.
young No IS oct sls;l ofthi. pppsisr work, rs
ooniinaaii1n u Oliver Optic, story, ThfOush 81
IaJhsht.' more sbOsi "Oa, POET. Hoa~." al.
Other Eooi rssdins. Lee 4 shepard. Bps,on
LL,iIEs LADf'S MAGAZINE Ia. an ex,rn
Give nua'bsF q f.shoa plates, sod sr,n vsri,t,
Of feadsbe stories Aoi satcriainins matter Frsn
Lesib ~
ouR BOYS AND 0iELs WEEKLY. Dr. n,
same auihOr. l. prJfls~iy uastss;sd. sni fli ~ a.
VeniafOas and humoroa. ikstehe-.
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New Advertisements.
Farm for Sale Auction

I Will setl tus Fttn ~ Fudtr Auctioa, q nj
4 9. cvi"usis d-pssei o.. on ! E~DN w.
iOth. l~e., sae 80 oDnusrucr A. o'cl'rk y.
~atd FaTm o. s'fBstst tu ihe loss a PARE
about tso fuiiFs v"sn ~osth Piris Dep,f. on b.
foat ie'di'g from ~ouih Psf,. 20 Ran.Dfd r1tuJ
Sod Farm contains Too .e,@s. ~ as1fe. ~ ~.
90 ihrt tsn,l, ard ~ei divided iat1 mostns iii.
hze. psstufs-r and ~osd isndi cs,. from 81 b. ~
toas 81 b., ssn' .t.v.
The 30 ..tr.s 4t. ss f,rtsi.s-l!.n.s 2sXgD
Eu tSNsu. " a.-,ishsI sud Carriage Iioa.e 10 b.,
p Hus S2N60. shed salsinrng Bsra. lsNS6
IhHsr lrtrg ID t distance. sn' v,sh. nz 20 i,ok
owes fhs 'su1, can rlu1e ths las tefre. fnt ~iI
~ tpf 6ts u ttvss
WA.E. MORSE
SOFIA P.r-, Oci. ., I56s
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Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Market.
For week ~nliuz pc' -.
PRICES

ty.fssns i1 ~ sec 90 DO ii15aiE - third DO 81
ilos tpl a. th. total weight OF hide. tAl.0E
and dressed heef
Poorest grad. Of cows bull. ~ so.spag.oo.
N"HstNe pNUN-hpminsi.y sl7u O. go. handy
stssrs. sintH1Ts.
NltrH t"w-- fNtfN t~5Hii5. OrdinarJ. ti3a-C
HFitrst tN8isf fMfow. 1151 lfariiuEa. gIt ~
year o'df. safj Hyear old. - Geo
SHFEr- By the hssd, teagO0. Fxtra O. 0a4
90, 90 from % "A r@r pouud
sH'Ars- iogtto fs Hoss, iDsiole ~
sHEFF k'i-kHE SkIS~ [cBiDO.
royLrEY- Esirs. 100 Ia, Medium, iile
hhNAHkS The supTiy FROM Maine vas Iarxs1
thsh last Ness. bat they ucrc mostly small catsie
ssuabl@ for stores
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The SCIENCE or LIFE,
!, Sc PRE- eRVATI0N

A New A~tleSl Hook. thu beet Ca tLs wor, T. writ
tea D. 10 \. II Hayes VII has hal ~ ~ q. Per l.
.nre 10 tealins stth "a seaaAa tr~atrA apou In the
sopk, "a IA say otkcT avinE phY.4ctzR. o. treat.
spon tue EkkDH> OF NoUrH. PgEsaIURE
DECLINE OF MANHOOD. SEHGN NJ. WI Az
Mss AMI AL DtSENS sai All SIS of the
GENEEAfiVE OCEANS 81 coattlas fsy page .
bps Oh In etp'h Ri.strsf-i stih s-,sNfsI -Brrr
nEs " TiIi. 3. gp.eS dsrtsr'. ehrsp s,itrrtistsx
Y~ispArf, bgt trsF ssraf4Jc 4a1 psy4iaF ati-.
~ 90" OF ts+ iaast ioarssd "A! popular paysiciaas
OF tn LAY. n The yaEnz ana mid fi- aged woai "a
avoid s~u'ai srFre 'siau all n~fvous fisess~s prr
saaiar- dre1y ssk isSfh, i-t th~tr r-.d Dr Wsys.'
pOy,al2T t-cdtest -ttitI~i Frr Sct-scr OF Lt.
II hc.iicsl aut sarg al Joa raaL
seat - m@! caFely -va.rl "a rec lyt e prior,
only o.. In extra Norscco. e. Adir.s. the Aathor.
No. haiHnen =, BOSTON, pPps -tr H~vsvr Nous.
Or 10 eau sIszvs b. cSs suit~d In the str ct
est oonadrnec IsvioiabIe .ecS-cy aud Ger .
tain relief
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Notice to Croditors

'l'iiE us''crSi. -~i tT.a; he - appointed ,. III
Ju3g- ~ Probate tor oNiori Cp,rt, d.
s~f -Naata- the claims IT the creditors at t.ha-
f,Ar. Vat ot Waterfront. IN sad Count,. d-c-s..
rd 'n-osra', serrh. givo n1ticr hat ni-ttus II
insoivs9cv e. sHs~ clam, sytin-t sIid estate ~
popSct With \ 'iicn tnc pairr IT 4 = Kun.
hail, ca vateTL,fa. 90 'hr htsj Sitmi,y OF Nav
rrxi at ten o'clsc. \. VI ~ rnpr'hs having ~ .
ltrr,i iss sc ~. JY bang 80 ci,,tn..
\ = KTMBitL.
tHNS. YOUNG.
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YEARs,PR,crIC,

In the treatment Vt iis-As-- Inc irut 90 Females
las placed bR- fssW NJ the - 81 - al physk>sas.
ssSttss sacA practice sp-ci4 tYs aud tAak hlm
70 SsAranic~ sp"-Jy and p-rnsaspt carr 10 the
sUr-t ea-"- OF SspPrrsapn and al other Menstrual
persn srfnrnfs. froz whatever raasr. AZ letter.
~ s1'tss' rsust c9utsia 81 onc-, No. Endicst
STREET. bostpR
y, A. Bpari f.r.i.h,l - those lc,LiaS to ~.
MAIN untisr treatment
ro.tsn, Jaiy l.. 1888 ~
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Oct 9Th 1864
~ RANkRIlrTCH

In tho District Cart OF The United States, Tor the
District Of Maine.
IN the matter Of WA. \. G-rTi-h. Bankrupt -
Th- - gts~ notice that petition has beet
pr-s-utst 70 thr Cort this 27ih DAY ofOctober. l>
b. "a a ts.rrt-h Of Backn-i, In said Di.iri-i. a
EsEkrg {, prsfisg thar he May bc decrrsd to have
isi dlcfArg~ irsun All hts debt proyabir nader tie
Bankfupr fr' sni uppn rraiing siii petition, II
4. orSr,s ~ t',s Court that hearing be hal upon
the tt-- s-ih day Of D-cCnbe =. u l-ssH
tir- i.." CbsfG "a p ilani IA said District, AT
O'Clock J.. " aai that notice Thereof h- Published
80 Jhr pEfyrd Democrat and the Portland Weekly
Afyrrii-~r. ~ Ssprygr- prto'rd in aid District,
= week f,r thrr~ -urr~s.iEs weeks and that
al crctars WIN have proved th'H debt. and other
persons 81 interest. NAV appear AZ said time and
pl1oe and show cause, " any they have. Why the
prayer Of aid petition shOuld not D. granted
WV. 4 rREBIE
Cirrk u District Court Tor said Di.;r.rt.
81 q
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Editorial revlsw Of PortlaLd Market..

afiLf---N inter truit b. coming in and priras
1Sy H"fu y % - pr ttl secofdin 90 the guaHty.
- SOP 20 this STATE viii o. larger thsn "a IA.
.tth 70 eofns JeAfs. Dried apples are dali ~ 100
, ~ lbk-Connaon batter l. plenty e-..rf ut
tft p not ~ much cloics Table latter O. ... IL.
briass - SO. ~ ~ ~
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NJ A K X / Il ID

In Hartford Oc, isih by Moses Alley go w
u,rs'io Mayo u Canton, and Miss HATTIE
fabfn oil
~ Portland. oc,. 18th M Dtni-l ~. steven. and
Nis. Assy ALison, bItit Of Y.
10 HidI-trri. Oct. lIih, Mr. samuel l.. Mes.rvc
asi Lserefia y Truman, both ~ Ksunctuuk port .
Get. fSt', Mr " ~. webster and Nr-. >. Adams,
buth 81 ssc1.
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DIED.

ia Bo.tpn ttth lost. fIsard T. NpPlstJn, son oi
t'~ lstr Noses 7. Appleton, esI.. Uf Ranger. aged
2 ware.
in Bsuror. sui inst, Nr. Jsphsth Gilman, sscd
y ysars % month";.
In Yafmosih. uei. goth, SIR. Betsy Jewett % cor
uisI. tErf ~ eus
g. nd'stor Oet sf.' NJ, sophis rsr.ey ingalls,.
seed - .eAfs
aEtd ~ setrs uuufits.
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s a wiy.

A Clergyman. sklc ret fing 10 south Aacrtea as
= nissionafy, iisc,ycref a sai- Ani si1anr remedy
for "a Care - Nervous weakness. Esriy Decay.
bs-asrs e "a. grisarF Asd Ssf-inAi ,.f4suz, and
tie h0lc ifAas 81 disorder broushi ~ Ia n.tii
sE1 Vicious bahst-. Brrat uumhcr. haF. besn cured
~ this noble rris-iy. Prompted b. A drsrr "a
bsn~st 80 sasc'rd aud uufpytuuate 7 Sii srua N.
recipe f,f rrv. ariSs sud s-tns thts Fniici.. ia
sTaisd eHy lSp-, 20 suy oan 49, Eer.- a. Frs< ~
Cnsrsn. a dIr~.s.
JOSEPH 1 tNEAN
station -. Eibl~ iTous- New YORK CIiy.
Jaiy 20 fsz.- Bm
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OSFoEp, ss.--it Court 81 Prohlte, held "a,
Hna.n, VII mn ana TOR the Count, OF Oxford on
the % day Of trtu1.r, \ u. 1868
I'M 'i'e p"tt'"n OF II. W HARTMAN, Guar
" dnn of Herbert l.. Hir' t'ntn, mul,r brir ol
EhE'b-th r.. Hartman, lite II Porter. ~ ~ VI
County. deceased. PRAYING ior license eel and
Convey CERTAIN Tc,i estate lies E,l-I "a he pr'it ,o
NJ an advantageous offer - S35 90
Ordered, That The said Petitioner give notice
~ all persons interested hN causing sn abstract Il
has p~t'tnn with 'hi- ord., .her-ou, be publish
Ell three weeks s"cce.sIyrly ~ the Oxford Dem.
orrat, neW-paper printed at Paris ~ laid
Ciuniy thar they my appear al Probate, Cont
10 b. held at Part@, or the 3 Tnes,ily II Nov.
next. st ten O'Clock - the for noon aud IA, ",
rau.c. 'f'ny hey have why the same should no
-, granted.
A. ~. WALkE!.. yuasc.
htrneropv-aite.': J : I'oBe., R,.,-trr.
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IpGn! rrGa!
IHt,GT

SCRATCH SCRATCH ScRATcR'
On from - 20 hours.
wHEaT0--s 03~TGXST szr~- TifE IrtH
wnEsTON's crSrNNNT currr SAfr RuEru
wrstrp<s ptSrsNsy car~- tErrsH
wHESros's OINTMENT HNt Iron.
WHENTpN's Dg~TNHsT esrrs on sosEz
NaEAgpS's DIxrsESr csrr- EyEKH sIxB
os ~ spE It's NIoIs.
rrtc~, - cents box - ra.il - crut.. Adfrrs.
WEEKS rpGTER, M. i-s Washington stree,
Boston Mas,
Dor ssIc D. al prgssi-ts- Ostii ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

The season for coughs and cold. Is rapidly
approaching, ard every one should be pre-.
pared To check the 6rsi symptoms. rs a
cough contracted between now ADD Christ.
mas frequently lasts an winter. There is no
better remedy than "Johnson's Anodyn.
Imminent. For al diseases Of the throat
and lungs. It should br asel Internally snd
externally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

ihFoRD ss.-At Court OF Pruhat, held at
Fans. within a ud tor the County of oNtrd, on
the 3 Tue-lay % October, A. IL. ls6S,
IN tn P-II,on al HARRIET TUBS, CUR
" dian ni ElIe" ". Tubb. Ct ~. minor heirs oi
WIN. u Tubb.. Late 81 Hebron ~ taid Count, .
d"er-'-rt, praying for license tn sell aad coayey
sad 'ntnni's 'n,stss; "a The Home stead Fam OF
sad deceased, 1t public -a-.
Ordered. That he said Petitioner give notice 10
oil Pcrs"ns in,rre tod, by causing ua al,strI It
he's petition with this o,j,g thereon tr je ua..
hshej three wcvA- succes-Iv~!s ,n ihr O>..-i
i,cn'oerrt, = nrw -paper printed - fame in .a j
County, that they my ape .,r aiv groi..i.. .urt
4" IL held at Pans, "fi zoe :. Iurrt. , ui Nov
tr~i, AZ YEA O'Clock ia she .,rrnoun, and -hrv,
s'us-, II ANY they have. whS the -,mr should no,
tr granted. 4 ~. WALKER JUDGE
truc cppy-aiicsi: J. =. HOBBs kr.tsur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

~ IN admirrr OF Frank Blair ,pudes TO
HIM a. drmi god II the prialer should
make 1t demi- John. it sOuld DOT be far on,
of the way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30
Sheriff S Sale.

ONToRp.
I'AkEN on rxscn'ioa and will BE- -oa IA rr.lr
Auction, "n Saurdns th" 2Sih dsy 81 No
n'hrr, \. u lS6s, ~ 10 O'Clock ~ the t,,eto. o.
~ 'he Lon e Hnrscr Cummings, ~ Prr;- IN .s,id
COUNTY oi pNf.rd. al the righ, 10 eamty which
Mary i. N",'s, &C. .f llrn,N + No,e. 81 Green.
wool, r -'ii q 't'iy 40 '-.,t'l has ~ htt u th.
lOh day "i March - 1865 ~ IL h.urs .
minuies p'olucN in So. .rr't.r5n. to- ~ the tln
81 the attach mrnt OF the i'rr fhr rfisinit w,r
IN this 5cti"a. to red.,, h. i,linwl.f des-ftl-d
real estate situated ~ aid ire,asup4. - w: q,
certain piece Of iir1 ith the buiidmu thereon
run'sirug igs1 hundred acres rn"'r or hess and
l,tng ip .i. .an az f'I,suy,opi, h.,sg az ,ni san
gri1f .l. cane N.Iut-'- conveyed ir H.rt T..
Nr'e. Dos Ihaur,- t'r,-'trr. iry h. ,irrt ir..ting
d ia -, 81 100. t-i.rrner thereto h.,ng bad
g., . n.tr Iti.'t, deception of fhe pr-tt.- cs
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