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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

II
FROM BELow-By the Boise City States
man of yesterday, the La Grande Times of
last Saturday, and the Walla Walla statesmGn
of last Friday, we get the following:
Daniel Stewart, aged so years, dropped sud
denly dead, at Eagle Island, nine miles below
Boise City, last Saturday, while driving cattle.
Cause-rush of blood to the head.
A band of stage robbers were reported to
be in Boise City and Valley within a few days.
They disappeared last Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday night. May 23d some Indians stole
nine horses from corral i'm Amelia City. Ba-
ker county, Oregon. Sunday morning, FIVE
men went in pursuit, met and had fight with
the Indians, in which Jonas Belknap was
killed and Robert Young seriously wounded
Young was brought to the Malheur military
camp. A party of five had gone to raise vol
|unteers in Mormon Basin and Clark's creek,
to follow up the Indians 4i's
To build the big ditch in Amelia City. 100
Cinnamon are to be set to work upon it.
Cool weather retards the growth of crops
in Grand Ronde Valley. Snow falls on the
Blue Mountains nearlyievery night. gaasl
ad B. Geany and his wife, indicted in Walla
Walla for having starved to death their own
infant child, only few weeks old, were HON
orably acquitted aq ahl aag# 81,
J. D. .Kincheloe, aged 80 years, who lived
seven miles below Walla Walla city, murdered
his wife and then shot himself dead, May 26th.
mt the house of Mr., Morris. Jealousy of o
Young man named John Miller, now in Black
foot, was the cause Three small children arc
made orphans by this shocking double crime.
Ieflthe father s'o.sai gfuo ga saa.i lelsa ~
\ J, G. G., Richardson, who ran off from Boise
City a short time ago under the name of VIM.
Wilkinson, by overland stage, owes total Of
5000 in Walla Wallalofi 3sz W aisa
Il Cold nights and hard frosts have played sad
havoc with crops in Walla Wala. 3 ,sfg
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03
professional Cards.
ArNs1rE & FoorE,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL0RS AT LAW, IDA.
~ ho City Patents obtained for mining lodes
under act of Congress of July 20, 1866. OFFIcE-on
Wall street. opposite Andrews & Co.'s store Lift
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

RoAD AGESTs---O On May 2lst, as
George Brown, miner from Palousc river,
Was on his way to eLewistens leading his two
horses, he was knocked down and robbed iof
S33, and his saddle was also stolen, BY two lndi-
ans He went into Lewiston, informed, Sheriff
Berry Of his l9ssg and that ficer finally 40
cured ono OF the Indians. The other one es-
ccap6d. however, with the booty. Both indians
were drunk. and the Journal athinksi th6 au-
thorities ought 10 Try and find ont ftom Nhsp
the rascals got their whiakey,a BIZ ssszs ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

THE County CoNvENrIoN-In this coun-
ty, to-day, at o'clock, in each precinct, the
polls viii be opened for the election Of Dele
gates to the County Convention to. meet ut
Centerville on Wednesday next, June 10th.
See to it, every voter, that only the tittest men
are elected as Delegates, or weak, discred-
liable, unpopular county ticket may be nomi-
mated. ..s..,f .,,., ,,,.s,e.,.,4
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

election to-day, ut every precinctin the county,
ought to take particular care to attend the
polls punctually atthe appointed hour! "A few
moments too late may beitoo late to remedy
evils not easily repaired in the canvass. 4a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

OwYHEE ITEMs.-From the .4ralance OF
last Saturday we CLEAN the following: /.
The bullion shipment for May, per Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express, from Silver City, was
$l2U, ,5SO-coin value. 81 R -si's
A sale of 100 feet OF the Rising Star ledge in
Flint was lately made, in San Francisco, fer
$4,000.
The School Trustees have established two
schools in silver City, Mr.. o. III. Purdy to have
charge of one, and Mrs Il. Adams the other
A reward of $1,000 is offered for the reeov-
cry OF the seven cakes of crude bullion stolen
from Sinker Greek upper mill on the right OF
May 2lst
Recent unfavorable weather has retarded
the surveying, operations of G. Collier Rob
bins, for the War Eagle Mountain tunnel, but
the survey viii be completed in abo.it two
weeks, and Mr.. Robbins will start for New
York city, where he is confident OF getting the
stock taken.
During thunder storm few days since, q
horse was killed near Camp Lyon, 15 miles
from Silver City. The skin was not broken,
and only small bruise above one eye was dis
covered, yet the bones of the animals head
were mashed to jelly Jo Ncuroff, n SER
geant, who stood near, was severely stunned
by the stroke. tm4 81 .ssirsas
The mountain side, east side of Jordan
creek, across from the main portion of Silver
City. is being laid out in streets, and lots COM
mand high prices. ie et4rq asi ~ ,9agts
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a}rtfls aud 8estaarants.d
1 St. Charles Hotel.

81 SIe .OMdfleS HOtel. ),
WAILsAND MoNrGoMERY Srs., InAHo Cry.
a9Redon & Barthes, Proprietors. Il
NNHIs NEW, FINE AND CoMsIODIOUs ES- 49,.
adjustment is located in the most elig- @::,,H
PIE motel site in this city, close by the Post EiI
Ofnee and immediately contiguous to the principal
business houses and trade portion Of Idaho. I'll
Inc apartments are furnished with entirely new and
caren1y selected beds. bedding and furniture. and
comprise rooms for single dodgers or suites and par
lors ior famies The utmost care and cleanliness is
preserved In all parts of the house.
The Restaurant
Is in the new finely furnished fire-proof brick next
door above G. j. Bernstiefs, on Montgomery street
where the European plan of separate tables for
guests Is adopted The tables are supplied with the
best OF everything, seasonable or imported. which
can be obtained from M Efs - = } -.
The Hunter, the Fisher, the Butcher,
Market man and merchant, and master cooks preside
over the caisine. In the Restaurant Hall is the
General Stage Office.
For all the various stage routes within and leading
out OF this BASIN. We aim to keep
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
And respectfully ask the proper support from the
public In this endeayor. LOUIS REDON
idaho city, Sept 25 67-n41tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

!, New, OVERLAND rELEGRAPH.-7A Compa-
ny has beenIincorporated in Sacramentos with
capital of $780, 900, to construct an over
land telegraph line from San Francisco to
Chicago, ,l..- 5,s.y ia e...,l .,.iesi
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

Is voTE--No Democrat, no citizen who pro-
poses to vote the Democratic ticketat the en-
Suing election, no voter who hasa desire to
have the county offices all well and honorably
filed, will fail To attend pdnctually at the Pri-
mary election ii bis Precinct to-day, at one
o'clock Good Delegates will secure good
nominations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-09-11
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Market,
For week cnding Scp,.
PRICES.

nEEyEs-EXira quality, sIB sJslt % hr., quail
tyi-S1 Bl3yo sec NJ d. - 90 q. - glitd DO 004
lIo" - oJ -. on she total weight ofhia-, tAlo >
Asd dressed b.rf.
fOof,.t grade. - cows, balls sc saOJ3s-s
WORKS.. OSEN-t IS 90 40 handy steers 10
30 go. 90 iltiir sJJsr tIivtF value =. bcrI
MICH Cows ExtTa. 80 5lJy. OrdlaAry, 60 90.
Hciirrs $500
sHEEr 40 Ltsss-By the head, 1 coBg -.
IAtLpW-S! ~.
srEtSC Fios 10 5tzc Fat HOk,, lOfsll.
fuCirUr- Hens, -, Chiskcu., .,
No sales % Matte oxen or sheep reported.
KEhAkKS-At Last proportion fOr conn rors,i.o
A' q market d-ys, has been made aeI biI. fair 10
D. accepted. IL t. 70 make wsincsi,y sad Thar
day the dA,s fgr he market This Arrangement A.
par 90 b. looked upon ,s,a faso, aui vii 90 To-
O. eject a. hriEhton Erisr nexi week
The rsuie 10 regard % the cattle disease appear.
90 have quite 'sb'idod, aud thu prio- % western
beef ne recovered.
Tho sunher % fhrCp 40 market "a. very !arsc
and the market va 4aits dan For The best animal.
prices were fairly 'u.taiaei. bat they were mach
W,akss "a ordinary lots. Ihe slgpiy IL altogether
to- lIEr aud 81 ,e rate which sheep ar Ursasht
So there mast D. Decline in prices
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"a. u. R
Brazilian Ladies Blessings.

-aNtT1cts from a letter OF di.tinypisheA s.ptI.
uian Ia Eio de Jantlrul
Raa~ay's Rsaay Rsiu.f. R-sar-fias R,sSlrsuf. a.i
RsgHilfizg P,iis.
RIO up JASEIko, March a. isd1.
bNrroR RAILWAY Co.
nN AN lrfENrs.-
wife hlsssss thee PREPARATIONS, when abe ,hinEs
tha Eiter three hgh,r aud days Of suffering Of vio
lent pains IN tho stomach. brought on b. ov,ro..
ofOntnnc by tue use Of four dfops Of Ready licl'
N Sumo water, -he able to sleep tranquil all
night and thc ur1i day she T.-cstAbshei, 1
hsv~ Also cured = slaVc from heart disease with
Ready Relief" and "Pilis.- aud have also cur,d
soFc throat, rhru matte pains to0thacs he ..iacl.
Sc, SC with the kesolvent" I hay. card
Ery sipeias, skin di.ea'cs. sc.
II Il my fall iuiprvssiou that the "Pul.n are the
bcst puTsatiNc that can be foaBd, alone l,r a..
facility which they sc taken. but also A. th,x do
not cause grplng or make you feel sick
have sou OF nvc years old nov Who took IN.
"Besdy Relief" vhen months Old, as he suffered
frotn some iErcguiaritv 10 the bladder pteycntIos
him from making urine The following was tbe
treatment. - trUps Of Relief la a Gun of s.i,r
aud divide u In PORTIONS OF table spoon which h,
toos every ten minutes which completely cured him
lie has since had cOiic, which treat In IN. same
way, and = ~ ruh the stomach vito u lpaTcl.
NaYnr Josqaiu NteirA do silva Pinto pToprie tor
Ia ths Cidadr Leopodins, prove thai after more
t-n ten ycars Suffering from Paralysis, through
the medium Ut your remedies be obtained that Which
he would never b. Aoe 20 get. aud that was tho Is,
OF his lcEs
You can fully believe tina; there are a srra, many
people Ia tss vast empire ~ho truly couios. IN al
medicines. on make use OF tbs. a. yeu IN
proper. remain, \ our obcdicIt sc
Signcf, SINAo NIX SAMFANo LEIrE.
pn iaquirins for ths-e Remedies ask for Rad.
Sold By Druggists aud Counirr Merchants
See Railway Almanac Tor iScS
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% -08th psris. AH.. go. IHHr1ni tI..a s..i
20 years. fltL.r N...1 4.s - devoted fUiiF stan
tl.I 81 i.rry ~ -I -rlf r.... ii. beat ess Oh.
ST 4.gt. ~ -.rytsr. t.stH, ISL l.. tlie DIS heart
r. I.t .-I Fl. 'If i..... i.ar. iI+ memory was
remarkable. H1I his ne4lty fY- applying divine
irutH RI. cons .lI ..I.aHI-t. .rr. t.H.f t.l...
il.. I.7F..i with sr4ra s1f -friat..I A....ss la
ias -la. .1 -ee fla hing i1 Hts beauty. l1N.
ia -l..... sfrt. n h. g. lz.r Itus. agH1 sis.4t
.a. 20 t- moss fespec,eI ctiEru ali F1ftHJ
l rl..Hr .f society
~8ak Center Ngu, Arg. l-th, SIR. Anne b
Errrsps. 81 low rf tIe l.ie Df. H1tl Barf0ss. "a
FrJtuafg We. ~ - g,ars.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,PRAcTIct

10 shs treatment ~ disease. incidsut % Feual-s
has placed Dl; DOW a. the head VI nj physicians
uhSing such prac-ice a specially, and tnabirs hin
20 guarantee speedy aud pern kncUt cure IN the
NoTft c.scs o. Supprrssipn sni al other Menstrual
lsTa1 g"uirats, from whatever gAuss. M letters
or Adviee mast contain e.. Od-~. NJ, Eadieout
STREET. Bo-tJu
y R-B1ari furnished 70 those desiring TO r..
main aa4rr treatment:
B3ston, July L.. 1895. ~
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Editorial review OF Portland Market
For week cadlns sept. S

N0if. 3.
ArFLE.-Grcn v bbl. e. ooaS o. slicra v ,
ioalI
hUrrEE- Good = >, . Sc ehoioc Table, - $40
Store t1sE.
BEASs-lsii,w eye.. e. soss %. Pea o. S0s
. %. Hoe Pod. the same
CHEEsE-Scs. RATS
GEAiS- Rye, a. oVS2 10. Oats. Sgzsc Mixed
eou o. 81 BiSa fcil3~. - So Baflsy =5ania.l l.
Shorts per ton. sbGgEs.
Hay n.t ton, Eross-d, sit3is: loose sibgi-.
IHppt CE--fotzto~s per ba.hci o. IS; Beef y =
lAA8loc, EEgs dOG. 25sssc. rsrgry. z5g5Jc
thicsrns The sane, tv-s-. IS SOS, Ual0ns, W
Dol. LAMB, i58ioc Veal, IO8IIc.
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Non Resident Taxes.

Ia The Torn oF Denmark. Counfy of Or
forf. for the year 1867.
I'HE following list oftaNcs on rial estate Of non
resident owners % the town OF Dvumark for
thu ycar lS07, in bills committed to Edwin Pingres
COLLECTOR OF fsNe for said town the sixth day Of
July. 4 ~. i~'-, has been returned nv him to M,
~ rrrnsining unpaid thu FIRST day Of Jatv,
\. II fSs-, by his certificate Of that date by
him sign'd, and now remain unpaid and uotiro Il
crvhy given that the ssd taxes with interest and
changes are not paid into the Treasury of the said
town within eighteen months IRON the date OF the
commitment Of the said bills. much of the real
estate taxed a. viii be- sufficient 90 nay tho amount
duo therefor including Interest and charges VIII,
without further notice be sold ~ public aaction 81
the Sclectmen'- once, IN said towt ON the fret day
o. March. \. ID. ls6o. NJ four OF the clock In the
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hoa. Joseph FarcselI Navor u Rock.
Il"I' Sie.' Isaac NJ Bragg Esq, Bangor.
S"a AIessr'. Pope Bios. Macdias. Mc.
'.s,nOtr merchants. fully endorsed tba
H,5fidA" cavalry Condition Powders.
A"' nave gwen Toe Prop'ic,ou liberty 10
use '1,F names 80 recommending them
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"Sprius 10 is CHEEKY.
later p dfeHry
'f''L pc EFCs hang, oal tIa brow fulf. g..
whoa tr is takru.
l-pu~ aUi frrsaEtu.
wins; Gao Hl old man So bat dte a.
Why, iAke Plantation Bittsrs. 10 b,sB,e ant --i,,
Them seN iatse ot lie. Ile OLD are mat. y1eo /,
SxBin tar miiIie.,zsd rejoice. aai ti- yo4eg h..
come 11ahiy brilliant ~ 1.iag tal. .,l,niii FOND.
j. prp'ia Heartafu. liver Coupialst. tl,adacss.
la.n Boo ih" 'ils, Criek ia ibe 4-s- AMI a.i sgnf.
'om' - oionachic DsfaaE cement tlsld 81 once o.
Tie Nih-si'ing iadacnoe 0G Plantation Bitter.
Ih'y ili 'i'enEih q the jsteai aad Jlorsuoy o.
TIE miIi
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MARRIED

lg Ngrway village. sept. ia. p. E.r. .. 9. Nef-
y #, WshHer Woodbury. ~ A-lG-it Il.f.. and H.'-
Nailth o. iraisJu. - yal4ly.
) 70 Nel.s., SEPT. ith VI ~ Upon Pea. ~
,hWie- d. i1'maf SID Nfs ktltr,.h b Tow.
20 Bo:1 .. 200 Ils. ~ i..i. o. F5st.r. w. q DO
boat.as' 90 Zoe, SUD ds- Susan o. LOcss. %
Bethel.
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Special Notices.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE.
OF, SElF.PRES ERYAIlnN

New Medical Book. the bstt Ga tho ~oril writ.
ten oF 10. \, IL. HAT-s. sAD has had NOR. rtp-r /.
vnce In dcalinE with iirats. treated upon In the
book, than an other living physician. & trra O.
Nlon M ERRORS or NpUrit, PREMATURE
DECLINE oF VI ANHODD. SEMINAL wENk.
Ms aai all DISEASE aud ABUSES Of III
hkNEEAGINE ORGANS I, contain. 5Jb PAGE.
b1uud Ia cloth, hlastra:eI with beautiful ~ngfav.
iass Ihts is no gaAeS doctor'4 cheap .iyrrii. IN
pamphlet, blt truly sirntihc aui popular ire al
by Ga" Of the most learned zui popular phssictau.
Of the iaf. ~ "a, ypuns aud mi,iilc-sgcA would
avoid Ea-ntsl depression. all nrrvous di.eA .es pre-
foAiaru decay And death, let them read Or Ha,ra'
popular medical work entitled Eas %-irus- of Life.
- Medical aud rSicai Jolrual
scot b. mai. -ecarrIy ecai-d rec ipi Of pricc
only a.. ia extra NoEpccO. Is Adir~a. the An'rur,
NO blHnch 81, bY-tnn, opposite Revere House.
y h-DF. II can al~Ays br cousu!trd la the ,ts t-t
ct eonadcaee. Inviolnble secrecy ana Ger
tain relief
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FARM FOR SALE.

THAT well known and valuable Farm situated
IN the town Of McXico, on the Harlow Hin
(sO.callc), aul formerly owned b, EllensEer II az
how, but recently hy BcnJnmin Thomas, now de.
ccasNI. - f,y ssr. sad Farm consists OF al out
26l acres, suitably divided INTO u'hyC. pasiurdge
AMI wood hui, thrrr are - acres Of excellent
tUlsge Lad on siW Farm which g.. nearly irveI,
free iru!n sio and vrnirnt 10 the huill,ngs-
cuts forty tons OF hay, aud could easily bc made To
cut seventy i've tons.
The buIldiugs consist Of large double house.
porch. wO ydhl1se. Two hlrus nni q stable all ~
good repair; house oni h,rn well Supplied with
good soft Ynter by lead hqustnci from = never
failing spring. School Il1n-c about hity rods
IRON 90. hoI.- SAL farm D.. one uiii Grun MrGi-
60 Corner, lui flu- u. rs from DNa -ld Village.
70. u1hsr p1r.-nilr., iilrire e the su,-csi-
brr On ta- pr-mi.cs. NANCY J. THOMAS.
MsRi-o, : rp, {, 1868. 3n
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~ nANkHILITNY

u tlt District Court .fro Uui 81 sa,es. ior zoe
Dtfu,i IT Maize
~ ire rrtci OF Chu-#paar g. Harlow ani
Ca..I5ph-r & iltr.U. = Oh. i4akr1pr-
The is -p give aot.-s il4t f. PETITION h.- hesn
presented o. th- Court, .tfs rrca1i dos ai sop.
tent~r, \. - I-D~. OBJ ,nusi.phsr g.. HARLOW
ui Patls. % h1ukrp., pr5inE fAtt Doe mls p. Dee
o.-I to have 'uIi discharge 'r.m si hi. ir'is,
rr5vli'e under ftr r.usru... Ast, Individually and
as % a.-u.lsr r che irn af Chr.ioyh.t G.. u.r.
,ue rpd C1rsaYhcr q lluh~, Jr tli upon
fesfiog sIi petition. % b. aliti,d bs The Court
thtts hearing i~ htd u..H ti.r siue IN he 9.a day
.r Ngsfm.rr, =. o.. t-Gs o. .Hrr toe Court fl r.tt-
land. is slii district, ats ,'ek e. VI. auj that
aiI creditors wal h,vc proved the,- deb and uth-
o. rrfssl- i1 interest, l..t appear 40 sl.t tiiaa
.nl ii,ce srI show e,u.o, D. any hey have, wby
tbt gtstrr al s..4 rst..t.l -t.aI not g. granted.
WM T.. pREBsE,
C.it OF DI.rc, Count lar sud D,.tfiei.
e.-f ID rs ~
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The most alar.shin. cure Of Chronic
Diarftra We ever heard Il IS that OF WIN
Clark, Ffauki1r, mills. Waldo Co. Maine
the iac's are stto.isd by Ezra Treat. Upior
Treat. and VI y. Merrill. either Of whom
might Dc addressed for particulars. Mr
CLARK as cured by "J,bnsJus Auodyne
Linimcut
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~ BANKRUPTCY

/, lhs District Clud Of the Un,,ed States iyr tho
District 90 Nsi1c:
IL ihr matter 90 tbu4tyyhec G.. Httl1w ani
Chn-;oyhef g. Harlow. IT, iauktupt-:-
The o. 500 give notice tAh 70 Petition ha- lecn
prc-,nt~d fp tht Court Ibis 81 iay OF September
SIS. o., Chri-'ophrr g.. Harlow, J o.. e Paris q
h,nk rupf. pr,tus slant be- ma, poe I-ererd 80 have
iuU ii-chirs- tom til ais asb'.. i.rovI1ie untrr
The U,HkrsYs A.. i.Iiv .iIsily IaI member
of the frm IS Christopher G.. Harl,o, ,nI ChT,s.
topbrr &. ii4r.9w, j.. and upon rcii,ng said ~
tiiiYu, 90 BE- ordered by iIr Court iHat hearing be-
lii ujf.u 10. same un the uinth its 81 November
:. j. I-b-, before thr tHIrt m Portland. iu said
Dl-uiei %, three o',',,s =. VI, and ih.t all
creditors sHn a4ve proved their debts, ali D,he.
p.r-ars u interest. mas To-. Ic,r and show csu-e,
IS INV r..i have, Why thr prayer % said petition
sh.u.I ..t l.. granted.
WA l. FKEBlE.
Ccrk pf D.suIoi count .Dr sad District.
L...EI.I- %
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Dyer 4 " aLkrr, or Unknown, "a siO0 - 10
Part OF Bo-tOn Hiu's tract.
Dyer s. SanbOrn, or unknown, part
Of BOston uiii's tract, ic1 1900 Id so
Deficient highway tax, 30
Unknown, part OF lot near Boston
fouo. iOriy taxed ~ 5. naus-
Held, 80 20 l55
Dciicicnt highway tax, -
unknown IA, home. tcad foTmeri ~ occu-
pied b. Samuel " ithain, IS 90 i6j
LEONARD \. BERRY, Treasurer.
Denmark. Sept. s. 1888.
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ht'N"'t' "'TrE.--A d,ugftioi toilet article.
'o.s.iof b. Cologne and % hail the pfle..
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

District OF Maine ss.-lu the matter Of W iliian
X. Swan. Of Paris. Bankrupt.
The u"d-r-igned, assignee OF said swan here.
10y gives notice that pursuant TO an order vi the
Coart, the third general meeting Of the "a editors
Of -sid bankrupt viii h. held before Hoo. Seth
May. Register "a Bankruptcy, the Office OF Geo.
A. Wilson, South Para, IN said District. on the
21th day OF October, 4. u. 1865, at ten
O'Clock a. VI. Tor the purpose named IN the 2Sih
section % the BANKRUPT Act OF March 2i 1867.
GEO. 4. WILSON,
rcptll. Is Assignee.
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~ BANKRUPTCY

District nf M,ine .s.--At Pans. the 2j.h duy Of
August, A. ID. 1858.
The unirr.isnci hereby gives u.ticr 81 hi, az.
pointncht - Ass gHes oi tnc c.iat. "i W Hob, x
kaapp. Ut Byrpl, 90 tha County u Oxori aud
Stale ot Maine, wiihr .-I District. who has
been adJuds gel Binsrpt upon hi- Own PETITION
by ihs Distrct Court Df SAID District.
GEO. 4. WILSON, Assignee.
sep ~ Is %
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Administrators Sale.

Df vITiu' of a license from the Ju+go Of Pro.
ID hate OF Oxford County the un.lerS Fncd val
sell at Public Auciou the Homes icad OF A lon.
n Everett, late oi OKiord, deceased. much
thereof as will produce the SUN Of two han rcd
snG fifty doars, together with the rrycrsion Of
the widows dover. sad homestead consists ut
i've acre, 81 lad, dwelling house and stable, at
unir,I IN the town ol OIioIi. and will H. sold st
The premises on Thursday, the 18th Of October
next. al O'Clock Z. VI
=. :. SMITH. Administ rator
Oxicri, sept. Z 1868.
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II'gu

IIGHi TREK IpGM
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH
10 FROM 10 10 - hoars.
WHEATON UtNrNTHr cures Tuk IrCH
NuEAruN's OINTMENT carrr SAT- EuLyM
WHEAEoS's btSTsFNr cares rErrEK.
NHEATpv'- utSgsENT cur-s H. - Ir,H.
WfEAruS's JtS rsEvr cares ON SBFrs
WuGAIuS' DtSIHE~r cure EyEKy KIND
"g iIUNpK LIKE MNsst.
tfic~ 81 cFnfs box o. mall, ~ oca-- Adtrc ss
EEk- 4 PpTTEK, NJ. 40 Washington SIZE,
Boston Mas,
For sale by al Druggists. oeti! IL
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ORGAN MCsIC.-Oso Of tho great obstacle. In
the encouragement Of young ~ouiI-be orEanl.ts. n,
The ihaoeossb,y Of the large charch organ, TO any
bat the organisi % The soeioty. who d. erriaInly
privileged Ia hAvins such Instrument at hi. com
nand. He even. t. dcbArrcd nom practising Ia the
winter season, owing 10 Absence Of warmth Ia n.
cdihcc on seoa lar days A celebrated European OF.
g-nisi, while recently examining and performing
upon o1c OF hrssrs. :. y. s. II. W. Smith's larger
sized American organs, remarked that he Wa fully
convinced that for the practice OF lgAn music and
development Of contrasts Ia resistrstioa and blend
IHs Of 'top-, these peculiar Instruments we're the
best be had ever met with, which would serve To
develop The Ingenuity fIhs plSycr especially the
siadrui sho soald ith remarkable ease, transfer
with prAciicA advantage his experience thu, obtain
81 to The larger piPe oTEEH. and NJ the same time
have the eonrsrieuc, OF practising at home
The contrast Ia the yUicins Of the stops Ia Mcssrs
SMITH Organs 4. 80 NAKED. the shade. OF c1pr,.
sion 80 delicate, and tile gradaiion. Of power 90
entirely under the control thar adeanis variety
Ia the combination may b. obtained. The IsanIpals
'ion snd rrspoR'e free that DOT only may tho
Lighter syiss % 0rEsa music D. enthusiastically per
f1s nct bat transcT!p;i0as from he popular orehe.
iral orvr;arvs may be oxecatcd with the haest
ELECTS. white the sfaIl anoant OF .paos which they
ooeupJ Ia tho dfA~lax room or parlor, commend
them to all Who are interested IN organ music.
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Notice.

nNE %! ua wl!l be a. the Once ~ a. BLACK F.q
~ Paris Htl, On WEDNESDAY. sept. yth aud
rcmEiu several dass, for the parposo Of settling the
estttc Of our lat" father.
All person. Interested VII rtE,sE GAIT ASp
SETTLE hlITREDGE BROs
New Haven, Ct, Au.: Is is5-.