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lowing is a list Of transfers OF real es-
tate, de-, admitted TO record in the
oalee Of the Recorder of Ohio county
during the week ending July llth:
DEEDS IN FER.
Deed made July 6, 1853, by John
Beam and wife to Adam Framing ana
,Joflu StegaF, for the north half OF lot
No. IS on Market street, OLD toWni
81. $50. Admitted TO record Jolly 6, 1853.
Deed made July l, 1888, By John Wat
q, D. Z=ne's addition, corner OF Zane
street and Virginia alley; Sl.6So. Ad'
United to record July 9. 1868.
Deed made June q, 1868, by Edward
Hayes and wife to W. 2. Hubbard, for
a lot on north side Of Quincy street,
So 10.12 feet front joining BellaiTe adj
dition, East Wheeling; 2, 500. Admit
ted to record July 6, 1858.
Deed made October 90 1857 by John
McLure, Jr., and wife TO Thomas Glas-
cock, for lot no. 80, in D. Zane's addt-
ton, Wheeling Island; 500. Admitted
10 record July 6, 1858.
Deed made July 6. 1865, by j. c. Orr
and wife 10 Samuel on, for lot No. in
square 10, Fourth street; SO, 600. Ad-
uItIted 10 record July 8. 1853.
Deed made July g, 1858, by James T.
Hammond, trustee, for Annie @. Ham
mond, TO John Hammond, for lot No.
lG, u. Zaue's addition, Wheeling Is
land, corner of Zane street and Huron
alley; $500. Admitted TO record July 6,
1868.
Deed made July /, 1868, By Walker
Hunter and wife TO William L. Berger,
in trust for Elizabeth Hunter, for lot 6
by 125 feet on Hunters alley, Wheeling
Island; 81, 300. Admitted TO record July
g, 1868.
Deed made July 7, 1853, by A. J. Har-
~ and wife TO A. n. Johnston, in trust
Tor Catharine e. Harry (wIfe OF A. j.
Harry, for part OF lot No. 9, in EquaFs
No. 10, corner OF MaEke; and Union
streets, (the south % feet OF said lott.
Admitted TO record July s. 1868.
Deed made June IL, 1888, by John
ButterfeId, trustee, and Elizabeth
SWartZ LoJohn O'Keefe, for acres,
rood and perches of land on National
road; 1920. Admitted TO record July
8, 1868.
Deed made June IL. 1888, by George
Roberts and wife to Clinton johnson,
in trust for lots Nos. log and 1O7. Huron
street, D. Zane's addition; 1915. Ad-
mitted to record July 8, 1868.
Deed made July 6, 1868, by j. g.
McAanaway 10 William Sweeney tor
e OF lots Nos. IS, SO and 60, Division
and Locust streets, Centre Wheelingi
S2OO. Admitted 10 record July D. 4ooo
DEEDS OF TRUsT.
Deed OF trust given July 6, 1868. by
George ScheIl TO J. a. Good, trustee,
on the north half lot No. 102, market
street. Admitted TO record July g.
1868.
Deed of trust given July l, 1868, by
Robert I. Crisswell and wife to George
o. Davenport trustee, on lot No. %, D.
l.Zane's addition. Admitted to record
July Z. 1868.
Deed Of trust given June II, 1868, by
Samuel Lewis and Lewis WOodmapsee
to d. Peck, trustee, on lots Nos. 40 and
120 Madison street. Admitted 10 record
July 8, 1865.
William Sweeney and wife TO w. p.
Hubbard, trustee for the Peoples Mu.
tual Building Association, on part OF
lots Nos. SIS, SO and 60, Centre Wheel
Ing. Admitted TO record July 8, 1868.
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We understand that Partridge in
tends making steEeoscopie Views Of the
principal streets Of this city, and We
would advise all TO clear away any
rubbish In front Of their business
places, as ths appearances Of the diner
ent points will be examined by thou
sands who may nsTer See them In any
other way.
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PHnsosAL.-Judge Robert irvine,
Of Weston, wss among the gentle
men present at the session Of the Su-
prerne csuI, u Appeals. on Saturday
morning.
Judge 81. Il, HsgsDA and fsnily, ii
Cincinnati, pstssd through the city q
Friday, en- T1sts 10 b!z IN EsLss j
PTestOD cDUnty.
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sKwISe dACH1sEs FoR REKT-
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines
rented by the week or month. By
renting and applying the rent 70 the
purchase, everyone can become the
owner Of q frst-class Sewing Machine.
Call and examine at VIM. Sumner q
Co.'s, No. 90 Main street.
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ALWAYS ready to cure a Hacking
Cough, remove pain from the Chest or
Lungs, or allay the feverish symptoms
Kidney Complaint;-this Is
what is heard from hundreds who have
used the White Pine Compaund. Try it.
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AMER1oAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
Gold and Silver, received direct from
manufacturers Clocks OF all styles
and prices; Spectacles, fine jewelry
sets, breast pins, plain ID karat lgold
rings, sett rings OF ali styles, and
everything In the way of jewelry and
fancy goods can be found at Oxtoby
Il Dufield's Jewelry Store, lO3 Main
street. Call at the old stand, and make
your selections.
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VIZ learn that the Rev. DR.. SedgwIck,
III MaTtlnEyiIle, Ohio. preached very
eloquent and Instructive sermon at The
Baptist Church last evening. The DR..
deserves sud receives The thanks OF the
church for this benevolent Effort.
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THE hot sun and occasional shower
no doubt has its influence-producinp
Cholera, Summer complaint, Fevers.
etc. You can prevent Il by purifying
your premises by nsing the Carbolate
ers TO supply themselves at once. For
sale by E. Booking and Booking &
Miller.
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sEsJ 70 JEJL,-John Pot,srEsl6 wa
brought btfors Judge JoErEcn IN
Saturday morning On a cEsrge Of bsT-
lag Obtained ~ 0! las late Hon.
Alfred Caldwell under false pre.enSsz,
about The Ist Of August. 1851. We were
informed that the prisoner admitted
having got lhs money, and in default
Of bali, was sent 70 iaIi.
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TKAyKLEEs, and those too who don't
travel, viii md Lozsn's Essence Of
Jamaica Ginger an elegant tonic, and
corrective of pains and disorder in the
stomach and bowels. sTisiDg from heat
and errors in diet. II is equal TO any In
the market and cheaper.
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BIDbg CLAss.-The Bible Class Of the
Young Mems Cbrisiian Association
meets nH usual this evening. Ar. Jo-
seph WnIetn will lead. Subject
"ChTist's conversation with Nicodc-
mus" John I'd.
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sEamBLE.-A great many of the citi,
zena Of MArtInsyiile procured and
planted apple trees in front Of their
residences and lois. Their wish To
ndorn and benutIiy their homes will not
bs In vain--in few years AT least,-
these trees viii add much TO the HttrHc-
ton nj their town. There are many
now who Will TeRre:, In few years.
that they mad not been AS thoughifuI aA
their neighbOTB.
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A T1aE FOR ALL THINGS AND a PLACE
FOR ALL THINGs.-Now, when cholera
is lurking all over the land, is the time
to purify the blood by using DIR. ]. w.
Polaud's Humor Doctor. A sure re-
medy, and pleasant to the taste. Sold
by LauRhlin, Smith & Cd. d6sw.
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STANTON d wUsr have just compile.
ted and put on exhibition at Brown &
Higgins two very fine portraits OF
children.
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GooD APpoIn1MEHT.-We learn that
our highly esteemed fellow townsman,
DR.. J. e Hupp. has been appointed by
the American Medical AssociaIion TO
prepare brief biographies of those
ru.mbers Of the medical profess
siDn in this State who have deceased
during the last few years. The Eelec.
ton for the dischBTgs Of that duty could
no, have hlIen on one more competent.
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BASE BALL--The return game OF
Base Ball between the Baltic Club of
this city, and the Novelty Club, ofCum-
berIand, wag played in the latter city
on Saturday last, on the grounds of the
Alert Club. Too much commendation
connot be given to the gentlemen of the
Novelty Club, for their kindness to the
Baltic Club while In their city. Every
thing passed of very pleasantly, and
the Battles returned highly pleased
with the trip. Their pleasure was only
marred by an accident to Mr.. Horn
brook, who sprained his ankle badly
on the last inning.
The citizens OF Cumberland turned
ont en- mdSSe to witness the game, and
the ground was crowded with. the
youth, beauty and fashion, Tor which
that city Is so justly celebrated.
The game was n warmly contested
one, resulting finally in favor of the
Baltic boys, the score standing hs fol-
lows:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Woods had
The pleasure Of placing four marriage
l.censes in The bhnds Of prospective
bridegrooms Iast week.
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A spnBDID RsTET oRsAs, made
bat few weeks, Is for sale at half its
Talus At Sbelb's Music Store. Apply
ann.
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DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, william R1evts, Benno
Hammer, John OesteTling, John PfaET. A. ].
Long, Anton ReymaunI Philip Senuehle
August WLedebuEh.
HVHIS COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied, is prepared to insure Buildings,
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates.
Losses after due adjustment, VIII De
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance Will receive I'm
mediate attention from the Secretary.
CompaDy's once, In Bank Of Wheeling,
Nam street.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary,
a. A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESTRRLING. President,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President
ANTON REMAIN, Treasurer,
WILLIAM RLEYIS,
PHILIP sCHUEHLE, SSurveyOrs
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,)
inn2Q-ly
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8usnEaufe.
Franklin Insurance Company.
Capilai.....-o
OF WHRELISo.

Esnrf1lkHf
UfTszT7.
sAAsL MCCLELLAN, 6EoEGE AEBDEL.
q. ". FKASZHEgN, ). y. VABCE,
J. n HOEKz MICHAEL EEILLEY.
LOUE - SsIFEL-
I1.is company INV having besz8 ogsSzDiHsd
I'VE Year, and In that time done Encoe&
fuI bzaEDess, s. EzIil prepared 70 take ElSkz II
fair rales On Buildings Ofau kinds, IeEcnan'
die, Manufacturing RstabttHhLnentS, Ius-
nftnTs EsE4n RoatI and carRoea On The v 81
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
fem supeIio1 Inducements 10 RaTmsrz, where
BIZ they can be insured On Dwellings, FuIs
nltureI Barns, End contents for or years a.
reduced rates. This being s=LsIe company
Largest CASH CAPITAL
paid in. and surplus Of any company IL lie
state; and coz poHed of some ninety fOu1
STOCKHOLDERS, mot OF whom are among OH
best buE!uasE men, recommends ttEslf to the
favorable cOpE deEatt0n Of the tnsuE1Es
public and sollcfIs their patronage. Appl-
cations for Insurance VIII De prom pity alien
dsd to az their once, No. 2 Monroe street, O
q their several ageoeias Throughout the
MACARTHUR, seeTetszz
SAA'L AeCLKLLLAE, President
9EO. AEEDEL, Vice President
@. II. COES, ASH SScy.
teOiS-dkT
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JUNIPER TAI SOAR" cures chapped hands
salt-rheurn. pImpIes, and all cutaneous af-
EectIons, rendering the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by
cAswELL. HAZARDG CO.,
New York.
Sold by aH Druggists. my4.Mo.Th.d&w
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0heQnfettrqenrer
noaDAY MonaIao. JULy ..
Few AdvertIsenIeGt,

heW Advertisements.
Proposals for School House in wash
fuytOL ToUnsbIp--J. 81. Bicksi,
Money Lost-Aoses Ford
CAMP Meeting at Sionndsyiils-R.
h. Arthur,
DR.. Roback's Blood Pills.
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OIL and Pastel Pictures made an ths
best style at Partridge's Gallery.
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AMERICAN v4rrH4,tWATCHES.

THE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches Ey Railway Conductors, Engi-
neeTG, and ExpreRsmen, the most exRcting
monstrated the strength, steadlness durable
lily, and accuracy of the Waltham Watch.
10 satisfy that class in all these respects is TO
decide the question as to the real value OF
More than $4,000 are speaking for them
selves In the pockets OF the people.
Imported Watches are made on an expen-
sive system, in small numbers, but by nu-
here by an Importer who drst secures a
Monopoly of Sale of some one Manufacture.
TO The Manufacturer's pront must be add
a custom-house duty of 25 per cent, pay
able In Gold.
A prodt OF at least Is Per cent to the Inn
nearly doubling the cost of the imported
At Waltham, Watches are manufactured
on large scale, under one roof and system
of supervision and management thereby
CURED in small establishments; hence their
great cheapneSS.
Watches, and competition, as all the world
knows, Is favorable TO small profits. The
trade Is satisfied, because, though the profit
and all are salable.
| MISCONCEPTIONS importers occasionally plaza
worthless swiss Imitation in the market.
To avoid imposition, the purchaser should
invariably demand q certificate OF genuine
ness, signed by the treasurer Of the American
Watch Company-R.E e. ROBBINS.
There are different grades OF finish in the
different varieties of Watches made by the
Mailman Company, as there are different
sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and means;
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark of "WALTHAM" is guaranteed
to be a good one, and nobody need be afraid
Every watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all hrst-class dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
ROBBINS d APPLETON.
NO.ls2 broadway, n. Y.
GBAsk for the waltham Watch, and take
no other. II Is the best, 1t is the cheapest.
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BALTIC.
NOVELTY.

Flies Caught-Novelty, IL; Baltic, IL.
Flies missed-Novelty, Il Baluc1.
Home Ruus-BRltlc, l.
Passed Balls-SoVelty, 4; Baltic, 6.
Time of game, 3 hours.
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The Doctors DIPLolIA hangs in his ONCE
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
Hshment within the last twenty years, ana
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
notices of which have appeared again and
again before he public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF character and reSpect2-
Z marl6-1y
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REAL EsTAIE TRAxsEEEs-Tnef fol-
lowing is a list Of transfers OF zeal es-
tate, de-, admitted TO record in the
ohce Of the Recorder of Ohio county
during the week ending July llth:
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

ID b. J o n = TO NJ
once No. z South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a
few doors from the corner. Fail not to OBJ
serve the name and number.
~ mo letters received unless post paid and
containing q stamp to be used on the reply
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
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March, 1868. Now ready, the foIIowIug
work, Containing IO8s closely print
ed, large octave pages, we'll bound
I'm law a!leep. Price, SIOs
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containing the States and County omcers
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The StaJe Record;

comprising all the Lawyers in the Unite
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-03
Fire at Rum sord.

rho house. shel anl barn. osnsd by
Daniel Fauum OF Ronfo,l. wcrr burned
nigh; OF s9th. The family retired at u'rl
They we're awakened by the Rash Of the
flames blowing Over the roof Of lhc hcnse
and shining into the bed room where Mr.
faruu'n and vile snd two .msli children
were sleeping shout i u',lork.
Mr. Flruum aud ~if, bad little ntorc iba y
time 20 save themselves and l';ile ones be.
fo,e the room they LIT va, in iiAmu, they
saved ho~e,er 4 part 81 tb-ir wardrobe and
a part Of the bed, they we're sleeping IN
lie bail time also to &c; som the burning
barr' horse. an woke 81 steers. There
wa ~ the bsrn woke Of oSc~. coli. a
COW ard two hog-. all Of which persisted in
ihc flames \ vain bir lo' q fnruiturv anl
household articles provisions. farming tools,
carriages hay and grain Nrrc DESTROYED.
The loss - 2Cpo-no Insurance This
los, 8. sever, one FOR Mr. Fsrnum. Friends.
however. a., a. work fot bin, to-day and ~
their efTurt, oul' few davs vii pa, bcior,
buildings ~ill lie erected ,uitSblc ior q
shelter. auI IN due time @ nrlcird 7
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Canton Items.

y correspondent, furnishes the Lewiston
Journal with tie following stems 60
MIR Tbo'. Reynolds has sold one pair o.;
five year. old steers eir,ins : re, iu,Lcs.
:or s4oO also one pair Of three years old
steers ior S2Sj. This !. errdi'abie TO Mr.
Reynolds As A stock gro~er. they beng Of
his O~n raising
Dr.. Cooledse's Young son recently fc!
from barn seafold ard broke b.. high.
a young son Of I. + GoRrU has. wi,h,n
short time. broken his right arm twice.
Mr.. Nathaniel will bu,d a barn thu,
season in true y Hartford STYLE. ~ 20.
This will Je the tenth barn from 90 o. to
- ~ bull, within the raIiu, ofll2
miles. wihin a lev years All hail to y
Hartford
Some o.! the farmers in ,hi, vicinity have
hauled H., winter manure upon their fields
This vii. save poA hing soft ,anI aud re
licye the oxen when lain, with heat and
tired by taii work And. moreover, ihc
manure wi. be finer anJ better prepared
for vcs. :adou. Tsn Is capital idea.
especially when ,h- manure j, 90 be con.
veycl i1ng distance up hill
Frank Saith proposrs to extend The OK.
ford Cen'ral Il K. from narti6rd Cenu,
to Canton Mills. distance Of five nilr.
conditioned tia. Canton AM urighboring
towns vi loan their crc-i. TO the amount
Of $1,000 Canton las voted is credit e
the amount Of ave per cent ofi,s valuation,
Amounting 20 $4,000. Other to sns falling
20 loan DIR credit. it Is d0aJiill whether
the iron b. rse sercral-s Canton this year.
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Fryeburg Items.

Editor Dernocrn The warm. ,ultry ,lays
this part o! the County. to such an extent.
that tho heids are qoite bare. and slcighing
nearly gone. Last year a. tbis time, there
was at lea three feet upon the ground
The warm days held on SO long. that most
people gave up the idea o. making much
maple sugar, this season.
Singing School. Seymour A. Far
rington. finished hi. second singing school
al Toll Bridge. Fryeburg, last Thursdsy
evening The house was well flied by the
lovers OF good vocal music IN spite OF The
very bad going. The book used has been
the "Jubiiartc. The mos, difficult glers
and antbyins. were pes formed on this occs-
SION, in such a manner a. to reflect great
errdit upon both scholar. and teacher Mr.
Harrington Is one OF our best teachers. be
ing a superior singer himself, intoxicating
that Indispensable element, time and taste.
in hi, method OF teaching. Everything
passed CT very pleasantly indeed
SUGAR MAKING
Mr.. Editor: No doubt sugar making is
a sweet business. it ought TO bc. for It ,akc-
n large An,oun, OF har,l labor. patience Sni
perseverance,. have now just stepped out
side the smoke OF the sugar kettle. TO tell
yoa that we have been. and arr having one
OF the bc 81 season. for making this delicious,
article. iha, we have had for many Year,
Monday. the s3I. the sap began to run in
earnest, men applying ihemsei,c, Win bit
ard gousr in anticipation OF being we'll ~
paid Tor their labor The esp run well
Monday. and evcry DAY since. making II
necessary 20 keep the kettle, boiling night
and iay MANY could no; take care Of their
sap. a, last as it illcd their buckets.
Ibis Town produces from ~ to $4,000
lbs OF uaapic sugar a ear. Ii has some Of
the Gncs, orchards seen any where. They
are principally the white maple. Among the
best orchards. > that OF Mr. Caleb and Ma
thAuiel FRYE. They have erected corn-
modious sugar house. using the pans for
ev pora,ins instead OF tho potash kettle =
which arr PRINCIPALLY used IN this section
There Is also very hnc grove Owned by
Mr.. Thomas Holt another lry Seymour G.
Hobbs. La comPosrd 81 NAPLES. mary OF
then, 'our zee; an diameter, wi'b ,car els a
bi ash or shrub TO d,scummoJc one IN going
among them. Prrhap, may gave YOU. At
another time. brief ,kc,,a. Of how ,Ais
business As carried on. IRON the time ,he
tree Is tapped, until 1t Is sucaret down. W'ih
the way Dung and old. N.Y. and female.
enjoy themselves. al the tuning Of"
Fpr5Lrs. Mar,h -.
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Bethel Items.

Winter - gone. actually gone. and vr
are rejoicing ia vsfm ~cather and mudd,
walking. 10 our hearts content Noboay
seems TO 20 sorry to Sc the suu getting
back nearer The STATE 81 Name
Wrh tbe appearance Of sYrws. our sugar
men are making great preparations for
sugar making. The SNOW ha, yan,shsd iiSe
dew in ,hs morning sun FROM our field. aud
roads SINGS the middle Of March aud ihe
prospect ~iy-ok. hvorahle ior forward
spring Las, week w. bal SIX days Of eS-
ccilrnt sap seafher The sugar makers in
this secjjoa have made extensive improve.
nenis 10 their sugar houses aDi appataius.
within lew years past. IL one district
Just above here. iucloji'g swan e Hill.
are SIX FARMERS who uase every year lrDm
three 10 Jour tons OF sugar. you voaid
economist 'ino AID wood. hy al n,eins have
a tight sugar house over your furnace. for
q cold gust OF wiad. blowing on the surface.
viii stop tbe boiling. as the sapor D, thrown
back by De-, into tue syrup. Try it Tor mo
meni With hd, aud zee toe water dripping
back. Tie faster the evaporation. ihs bet er
the sugar
One hundred feet o { The new bulge. at
Ilcm.ock Island. vas washed away one daI
a., week by Jam Of see collecting above
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We understand the company wui r,5siid
seAin, IN The spring
Our farmers are hopin. AMI looking for
an earl, spring. for ibc severe wiHtsr has
made heavy drafts or barns and corr cri''..
and they arr bot Esearly prepared TO keep
their stock ysrdejiill the middle or last OF
May Po,atoc- are now being moved to
market a. dollar a hushcl.
Mr.. Harry Cicugl. Young man twenty
,sars Of ag,. died serS suddenly one da,
last week. Mr.. & wss piomisirg Young
man, and beloved by all Who knew him -
lie leaves large circle Of friend. ADD re-.
laiions &c mourn his loss c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-03
Supreme Judicial Court-March T.
JUDGE BaRRows PRESIDING.

JUDGE hAkNOWS fkE>IDiNN.
Fourteen divorces were granted at the
recent session OF the ), j. Court, for this
Couaiv Besides those pubiisbed are the
following -
Andrew Saunders. hbeIlant, v. Lydi.
Saunders.
Holt. for libcllant.
Geo. X. Hamlin. libellant. V. Martha A
Hanlin
Kimbal OF Waterford for hbeliant.
Susan e. Morse. hbellan,, v. David +
Morse Custody Of child to hbclant
Bolster & Richardson. for hbellant.
Osborne T. Richardson, libellsnt. v. Lu-
cinda Richardson.
Holt. fot libellant.
David NJ. Haley. hbelIant. v. Elizabeth
c. Haley.
Hastings. for libellant.
Msry Il. Francis, libenant. v. Andrew J
Francis.
Disbee.
The old Docke, conpri-cd S55 cases
the new entries. were 94Se',il. : criminal.
There were disposed oI. on the oil Docket.
log. and ON the new. 80 cas.s-making the
Dorkr, OF contianed cases for Sept term
S90-S5 larger than the March term.
William G. Frye. Esq OF Bethel. was
admitted to practice in all the Courts OF The
State. making five students that were al
mitted this term.
The follow ing ease has moi been reported
Mighill Mason. ct ais. y. Lewis A. SAT-
born.
Demurrer Sled by defendan,--over rulc'l
aud case carried up on exceptions by de-
fsniant.
Foster, for plaintiff; Gibson for deit.