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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-19
Greenwood Cemetery

rITUATRD ON TIE
poAD three mllss East Of TIE city.
resdy Tor Intsrmenta, ale Ana liypfS' -
- n contains 81 Scrss Of land, and ?
sut IN the most modern and Improved . =
b. ezsiIy reached a. al ssasons ~ the 30,
Rosd ana FOR N rec fOurtha Of ths ysaf
HsmpfeA RAilroAd. Il Il perfectly -,
intspded 10 81 bsautihsd BY every Va,
trses. sbrubbsry, public vault ehApsi
AXE. fountains, Ee., " make u OF p
Raral Csnstsriss in the country. ~,
vision "a also made for ~ sDl8TEsHsl
and care In psrpstuity. ,-.,5
PerS0ns dssir0us Of pure hAsing 90 =. 3
ne ths RToVhd With the SupenHHl =,
hzs plat. or secure them b. esli!hE . 7. I.
Of TIE Secretary, on Main Itrosi, over .
Of Wheeling. -
Persons Eiahing 70 make intsr1ssh =
% chs SECRETARY 70 obtain permits re-
Ticksts Of admission 20 I0i ho.ds1 >
tors win b issued by the seersiaI[ -
A. J. SWEEsBI
2. G. BoxH1N, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIKECIUEa
Al sweeney John A. Ars'''a
is RhOdss GeOrES At1zi
John @. Msth, y o. yofeE
Geo. Hsndsl z. A. Hil1fs~ a.
Jospu,h He
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College OF SurE,,B,
don. graduate from one Of the ncst a.
Colleges in the United States, and lie -.
mart OF whose life has been spent in The 10
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia and eIsr,
has effected some of the most As,oni,htnI p.
mat were ever known. Many troUHrE
ringing in the head and ears when sslcrp u,
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden a..
bashfulness, with frequent blushing. s,,,..
sometimes with arrangement OF MUD. Etr. +.
Cd immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-19
YOUNG MEN
.h..u,nnl,- - ~ 4

Who have niured themselves by cert -1
tice indulged In when alone, habit ~
learned from evil companions or At sr-ge
effects of which are nightly felt eyta o..
aslesp, and II not cured Renders marulr
DosSibie, and destroys both mind an.
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that youhg man ihs a.s
bIs country the darling OF his pareEu 'l.
ho matched from all prospocts and cEsuCa
Of life by the consequences Of dcyati. -
tho path of nature and indulgiHg iua0,l-,
secret habit. Such persons must J.'s1 0l
templat.nS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-19

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
w Of dealers 10 cur large and complete stock
and propose TO offer inducements surpassed by
no jobbing house East or West.
700 Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
81 Hhds. Prime and Choice n. o. Sugar.
Is do Demarara Sugar.
. do Porto Rice and Cuba Sugar.
$50 Barrels Refined Sugar.
800 do Prime n. o. MolAsses
50 do Syrups.
- Tierces Prime Carolina Rice.
Teas, Tobacco, etc, etc.
1900 Barrels Flour, standard and reliable
brands.
500 Pieces Bacon Hams
5000 do do Shoulder
goo do Sides and Briskets
300 Barrels Mess Pork
100 Tierces Prime Leaf Lard
800 Kegs Family do do
50 Barrels Extra Winter Lard Oil
50 do Carbon OIL.
50 Barrels H0miny.
IS do White Navy Beans.
Our stock Is kept constantly full, and orders
filed with prOmptBess
feb3 LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
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nAmRupT N0TICL.

THE CRKDTTORs OF HESh .5,s 81 > !, :
il SON are hereby notified % W ~. :
Office, on Fourth street, in t6e " gs5 ~
West Virzinia,On the ltb day :. :. n ~. Z,
Io o'cloek A n, and show eslss - Z
have. why tho aid Hsnry ParL -, ~ -
h. slsshaTreA from his do6ts aD1
TuBt Lev Of March "a, lssI ,rpuELL
Rs9istef % D.
WHEELING, ". ", April w. i
apfl5-oaN1N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-19
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
Bloody RiRht-Twenty-aVe Indians
and Two Soldiers KiIIed-Another
Battle Expected GenernI Hurney
nnd the Sioux Reservation.

unu inc sioux beservnt1on.
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-An Omaha tele-
gram says that General Ruggles, A. A.
G. of the Department of the Platte, was
to-day advised ola fight of seven com
panies of the 9TH cavalry, under General
Carr, with the Indians. While coming
from Kansas toward Mcpherson they
encountered camp of 500 Cheyennes,
which they attacked. The Indians lei.
twenty-five dead on the field ana
hurried off. "A large number 81 Tue
wounded, the entire camp ana camp
equipage were captured, General lsstLlI
pursuing. When last heard from ne was
at Medicine Lake creek. Three SOL
diers were killed and two men ana one
officer wounded. Probably another hghI
will take place within day or two.
General w. S. Harvey and his Secre-
tor CoIonel ]. C.. O'Conner, leave to-
dav for the Sioux reservation on tue
Inner Missouri, fourteen miles from
Fart Sully. The General will have the
care of 1000 Indians, composed OF the
Opallalas, Brules, Minecongoes, Sansa-
RES, TTneapoxas, Yonktowais, Two Ket-
tie. Blackfeet and Catheads. These
bands are located between Forts Ran
dali and Rice. A quantity of agricul-
tural implements and wagons have
been shipped for the reservation and
the General is anxious to get the In
dams at work. He goes up with in
structions direct from the President.
A,sempt Of Indians 10 Escape from
Fort Hnyes-Full Particulars
CHICAGO, May 1S.-Lieutenant Mason
Carter, writing at Fort Hayes, Kansas,
May 10th, gives an account Of the XIII,
ing of some Indians who were confined
at that point. The chiefs were ordered
to be removed in the care of the guard
from the corral to the guard room and
when they entered their tents began
the death whoop and taking out their
knives went for the soldiers.
Cardigan attacked the sergeant OF
the guard, and was knocked senseless
with the butt of a musket. Saltie, a
ferocious squaw, welding q knife, tried
to sheath it in the body of an officer,
when one of the guard shot her dead,
Big Head looked with scorn on the cir
Gle of bayonets surrounding him, and
stabbed Sergeant Hazen, dangerously
wounding him in the back. The guard
shot him dead.
Dull Knife tried to stab everybody
near him, and he was Pricked severely
by bayonets. He and the senseless Car
digan were then disarmed and placed In
the guard house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-19

TOBACCO. WESTERN
i 20 boxes Niagara 100, black,
IS caddies do los, and Navy a.
6 boxes Russell's lOs black,
~ boxes Ellegantus los, black,
25 caddes l1s
20 Highland Chieltain Is black
p " Mermaid Navy u
~ Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
; Ambrosia " lbs
10 Curiosity " liza
10 Twin FL Dorado soft pressed A.,
Bright Twist
~ Miller's Fine Twist
10 Diadem Soft Pressed U.s.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. =. @. cut and dry.
10 half bbls F. G.. cut and dry,
~ kegs McRean's 6 twist for sale
MAXWELL L. TINGLE.
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MEDICAL.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSE
Established as Refuge from. ors,,.-
only place where q cure can &c oSts;,S..s (
aAA.


as q Refuge from. Qsaelsr
only place where cure can Be obts;sS,'s
DR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain S,s.s
only EdectuA Remedy in the rc,l6 SF-.S
ness of the Back or Limbs, Structures I,..n pr "a
OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Invol-,-...,.stI's,
charges, ImpOtenoy, General DeblIt- ~ o
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low SpiS,' Z '1
sion Of Ideas, Palpitation OF the Hsa-t 7ssle'
ty, Trembling, Dimness OF Sight. GiSs..--S
Disease Of the Head, Threat, Nose or So
fentions Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach a.
els-thoss Terrible Disorders ariSiss ~, ~ ~
tary Habits of Youth-SEcRET ~ rc;.So4 -
tees moro fatal TO their victims tssn -! "a
Of Syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses M -
their most brilliant hopes or anticip,,;a-ts -li
dering marriage, &c, impossible. y
YOUNG MEN
Especially, whe have become the vistlr, ~,
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructv.V Z y
which annually sweeps 70 an pptiv,sis AL
thousands of Young Men Of the -! "a.
talents and brilliant intellect, who nj. lAAio
wise have entranced listening Senate -. s.As'
thunder Of eloqnencs, or walked 70 er,,, W q
thrilling Tyre, may call with full ooE6ss,
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men Cont.
ing Marriage, being aware Of Physiss. y b.
mes organic debility, deformiti,s e,
cured w
He who places himself under the 60.
J.. may religiously confde in his homo,
tleman, and confidently rely upon biS.r
physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
linn ediately Cured and yun yis,rt.
WIS Distressing Affection, which M,
miserable and Marriage impossible is,S.
ty paid by the victims of'inpruper ir5., B.,
Young persons are too apt TO commit -,
from not being aware Of the drtadf,I' , ''
ouences that may ensue. Now. vko ~, W "
sfands the subject viii pretend 10 dsr, -, ~
mower of procreation is lost SpOnsr Inv -.
ing into improper habits than by rs. ~, /.
Besides being deprived of zee pleasure ~ -
offspring, the most serious and des;rpr,rs- r.
| tons of both body and mind ariNe TSsS,,!.-a
becomes DerAnged, the Physical GpS -
Functions weakened, loss Of Proer,ativ. % .
Nervous IrritAbility, DYSPEPSIA Pagit.,',
the Heart Indigestion, Constitutiorl n
A wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Cop,gs.,.,,..
Decay and Desth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-19
MARRIAGE

Reflect that = sound mind and body ~ 20
most necessary regulates TO promote oa..r..
happiness. Indeed, without these he aarl
through life becomes a weary plTrl.s
prospect hourly darkens 10 the yies '.r -.
becomes Swallowed with despair md t.o. A.
the melancholy reflection tina; the haPFaoa
another hacomss bIiRhtad with our 0Wr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18

Many persons are liable to extreme
suffering from felons on the finger. These
Affections are not only very painful. but
not unfrequent occasion permanent Grip
ping of the member affected. The fol-
lowing simple connection is recommended
rs n sure cure for the distressing ailment:
Take common rock salt. such as Is used
for sailing down pork aud beef, dry it in
an oven. then pound ii fine and mix with
spirits of turpentinc in equal parts. Put
it on rag and wrap it round the finger.
and as it gets dry put on some more. and
in twentyfour hours we are assured the
felon will be dead.
The indianapolis Mirror says OF one
offs sworn enemies: "Dubenspeck wants
TO take il out OF on. hide. Hide is his
best hold. He hid all the receipts of the
Soldiers Monumental Association"
Australia seems possessed of the
magic of our West in the growth of IFS
cities. Melbourne. which little over
thirty years ago was marked by solitary
log hut. now boasts Of $50, 900 inhabitants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18

farmers thoroughly di>heartened. Not a
bit of it. They kept right on, working
harder and faster. ifpossible, than before.
In less than two years from that time'
corn, in the same place, was worth Si-lo
per bushel, and the farmers who went
ahead GOT their reward. 1t will be the
same again. There will he n sharp reac-
ton in prices, and should not be sur
priSed if it comes before another harvest.
Bat al any rate MI the food we can raise
will he wanted. Most ot us will lose
money this year. We have paidtoo high
wages, but if wise, we can correct this
mistake next year.
In the meantime let us take good care
of our stock. Instead Of forcing grain
upon an over supplied market, let us
feed it cut. We shall get our money
back with interest Hay is selling in
Rochester. y. Y. at - TO $40 per ton.
Glover hay is worth that for manure.
Do not sell pound Feed it out and let
our fields have DRESSING of good manure
next spring, 1t is all very well to talk
in this way" YOU say, but what are we
to do tor money!" That is very ugly
question. Ii is what have asked myself
many times during the last month, and
the only answer | can get or give is
pluck" There is light ahead. Good
farming will pay as well in this country
a. in any nther-and think better. Let
as have faith and keep working j, Hdr-
rt>. al lmsri-in AgricHltHriSt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
Hard Times For Farmers.

\ farmer, j say, needs pluck Capital
i, very desirable, but pluck i, worth mo.e
10 a farmer thtn capital. \ Ii1le capital
and a good deal Of pluck IS what IS want
ed. Times ere hard" bnt what of tuat2
People mus; eat and it is our business 10
raise food We do not raise any too much.
1t is not pleasant to find that what we ex-
Pected to get $500 for. viii bring only
Sl.V0. But all business is subject to such
fluctuations. and we are. on the whole,
no worse off than other people. was
At the West once when corn was worth
only ten cents bushel: and many OF the
wildcat bank-bills in circulation were
not worth over nifty cents on the dollar.
The bottom seemed to have dropped out
OF everything. | expected to see the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
non RESIDENT TAXES.
In the Town Of Mason, County OF on
ford, Me-, for the year \. ID. 1905.

The following let % taxes on real estate of non
resident owner, ia the Town nf Mason, Tor the
year I~ls, in bills committed 10 Elijah IA Morrill,,
Collector oftaNe- Tor said Town. ou the 18th lay
OF sept los has been rctm ned {" mc ~ remaining
unpaid on the 18th day or Aug lSt. los his ccrtid-
cate of that date, and now remain unpaid; aud
notice l. hereby given that II laid taNc- and in
icre-i and charges are not paid into IA" Treasury
OF said Town within eighteen months from the date
of the commitment % said bills, so much Of the
real estate taxed as viii be- sufficient 20 pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will, without further notice, be sold at
Public Auction at the school. HOUSE, in said
Town, on the 18th day OF March, $50 at o'clock
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WIZ IEr II AGuN.-Nap;ain c. +.
llil, lac Arctic explorer. has been max
INC speech 10 the merchants on change
m Cincinnati. For ten years. subtract
iu- tw" >peu, 40 home. he has been
prosecuting the search oi Sir John Frank
Inns mcu, and having settled their fate
e. is Low ready for further work in the
Arctic regions, for geographical discovery
and that alone. From the eigh,ielh de-
gree 10 the nneiieth i but six hundred
miles and that journey he proposes TO
make-''belore die will plant that foot
stamping his left FOOT on the pole, That
is the goal OF my ambition. Am now
acclimated, and in my life with the natives
clothing myself and eating and drinking
rs they DO. can bid defiance to King Cold.
| have been colder la Cincinnati than IN
the Arctic regions, rs can live on raw
meat and drink oil Is long as anybody,
and there are plenty OF these in that coun
Try II ! idle To- attempt IN take there
with You provisions to last You for such
81 excursion. The man who attempts
such trip must live with the people and
as Ihcy live. | can show you notes that
have written, with naked hand. with "a
temperature seventy degrees below zero"
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST. NOW RESTORED.


lust PI BilSHtD, new edition oi DIR. ttL
- NERWELL'~ CELEBRATED ESSAY on the
Radical Cure without medirincl OF nFEkNAToR
gIUN, or seminal Wcakpe--. involuntary Semi
nal Losses, INroTENCN. Mental and Ply steal In
capacity, ImpclimCut> 90 Marriage, etc; also
CONSUMPTION, EFILEFsI, and FITs, induced 10y
scf-induigrncr or sexual extravaganza.
ss-Pricc IN sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, IN this admirable essay
clearly demonstrate from thirty years success
fu practice. thai ID, alarming consequences oi
scf-abusc may be radically cured without the
dangcrou- ne of internal medicine or the hppli-
cation Of the knife; pointing out mode of cure
nj once certain aud cncctuAl hy means Of which
every sufferer, mo- matter what hi condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
icdNy
sBIhi- Lecture should be- in the hand Of every
youth aud every man In the land
sent, under seal, IN plain envelope, 10 any adj
dress, UU receipt OF siN cent, or two POSTAGE
stamps, by addressing the publishers
Also, Or tulyerwcPs Marriage Guide, pric"
Is ccn.. Addrr-, the Publisher,
CHh~ i. & KLINE ( Co,
135 Bowery, New York. l.. q. Box $3.50.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

WE have been appointed Commissioners by
w the Judge ~ Probate "a receive and exam
Inc the claims OF the creditors of Franklin Me
Keen. late Of stow In The County OF oxford. he
ceased. " hose estate - represented n insoiNeni
We hereby give notice that Fix mouths, commenc
ing The third TUESDAY ot November, \. u l~N
have been allowed 10 said creditors {" bring IN AMI
prove their claims and Nc will attend the duty
s-ign,d ~ ~ the nrirc ~ \ IL Walker, Ia 10
we'll. on the last >1tuullys of December and April
next, nom one to I've O'clock Il
SETH WAkkER,
JANIS t. HARRINGTON,
Lowell Nov %, lao. tummi-'rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18

You never saw such a happy lot of
people as we had here yesterday" said a
landiady in Indiana to newly arrived
guest. There were thirteen couples of
them" What! thirteen couples Just
married." ''Oh, no, sir: thirteen couples
Just divorced -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18

To the Honorable senate and House al
Representatives,
To assemble nj Augusta on the sixth day Of Janu
AIRY, \. ID. ls1V.
WE, the undersigned petitioners, Inhabitants
w Of the town OF Byron, request your honora
ble BODY tn set IN and annex Ia the town vi An
dover all that part Of Byron l5ing southwest OF
the mountain, mmencing on the division line
between Range eight and nine, and following that
line through the Town. a. thiS part of Byron - IN
cludcd in tndoycr valley nnd the inhabitants can
not possibly hc convened any where else, haN ihg
to 40 there 10 transact the most Of their business
and their mail coming there; all Tor which We viii
ever pray.
JOSEPH g.. REED,
r. NJ THOMAS,
Select uei OF Byron. and others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18

The subscriber being DESTROYS Of leaving the
state. will sell his Farm at Bargain, If ap
piled for soon
said farm Il situated 10 the north part OF Hart
ford. two and onc-half miles from Canton. and
three and one-hali miles FROM the depot. IL con
tain- about Two Hundred Acres VI good land
suitably divided into tillagc, pasture and wood
land with Apple and sugar Orchards; all wei
enclosed The farm cuts about ~ tons of good
hAy.
thc Buildings con.is, of House, % bv 3, viii
excellent cellar under the whole: Porch, W God
shed stable ~ by -, and Barn a. by -, with eel
lar under the same, Good water al the house and
stable.
For further particulars, inquire uf the subscri
Der on the premises WIN. II. SPARROW
iInrtinIl Sent /. lSn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
-. HORSE TRAININGzJustopt.ho hook

UtfdU
o. containing new system of horse train
XII ing, from the young coli up. BY DR. Trid
ball, the well known old English Horse Trainer
ana Farrier Our most noted trick horses have
been taught by this plain, practical system and
wild and runaway horses can be completely sub
dued. II also contains Il Treatise on Shoeing and
100 Recipes for the most common diseases, with
numerous Tricks practiced by Horse Jockeys
Every horse breeder and owner should have it,
You will never regret buying IT, Sent BY mall for
only 20 cts Address, GEO. 5. MEI.LEN, Lewis
ton Ne Agents wanted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18

John G. SAKE, ut Il Western hotel the
other day. for some minutes undertook
in vain - carve a piece Of beef. The wit
laid down >uiie and fork, glanced around
and spoke Gentlemen" said he, that's
an Improvements on Goodyear's patent"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
Legislative Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made TO the Legisla:
~ tlire of Maine, for Charter for Railroad
from some point upon the line OF the Atlantic and
81. Lawrence Railroad 10 the town Of Andoyer,
and 10 Richardson's Lake, with the right 10 con-
meet by Canal the waters of said Lake with Black
Rroot SILvANUS POOR,
WM II. TALBOT,
ELBRIDGE POOR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
Farm for Sale.

NJEssRS. FUTILE h HOBBS offer for sale
wi their Farm, situated in the town of BETHEL,
on the stage road leading from Bryanrs Pond X
Il. station Ia Rnmford, aud about four miles from
the depot at said station.
said Farm contains two hundred and forty acres
OF land, sixty or seventy Of which Is valuable In
tcrvale and cuts from flfty To- sixty tons OF Hay.
The buildings are IN good repair, the barn being
new and well finished.
The above described property will bc sold at n
bargain IL applied for soon and terms of payment
made easy.
For further particulars. apply to
FUTILE & IiOHBS,
Providence, X l., or To
T.. IL STEVENS, on TIA, premises.
Bethel Dec >. lSGl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
The Lake shore and Michigan
Southern RdiiWdy.

Presents Inducements IN business mon anfHmi- p
li,- uncquallcd hy any line TO the West IL, route
lics aiongt the baucr Of Lake Iric and Lake Mich
gau. commanding "A uninterrupted view OF these
Inland seas AMI passes through some al the most
fertile and hghly cultivated portions 81 New ork.
noi>.
la IL great variety Of scenery, 10 possesses st.
fractions beyond any other route % the West.
The new feature of Through Passenger Cars,
and Combination Drawing Room and Palace Sleep
INK Cars (which run between Buffalo aud Chica.
20. without change) OF new design and cOnsiruc.
ton, peculiar 10 this line is particularly adapted
L. the demands at all travellers who desire safety
speed and comfort.
Close aud reliable connections are made at
Cleveland and Toledo for the South-W West. and At
Chicago Tor - Louis. Milwaukee, - Paul Omaha.
beaver thc Cold amt Silver Mines Of Colorado
au5 \cyadl. salt Lake civ sacramento and san
Francisco.
Ticket. for Ill the s'.ovc places can be had of
T. +. >To>E, Post OMce, south Pari-, Ne.
OF I, l>S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
commissioners Notice.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they
havr been appointed bg the Hpnoyabln Judge Of
Probate for o. inri County, Commissioner OF In.
-ulyenry on the estate of John Brown, late "i
Greenwood! IN -8id County, deceased, and that
they VIII receive aud examine claims against -aid
s.tatc Al Il FRYE. Onire in Bethel. In said
County nf ONfoid, Ou saturday, The twenty hiih
dav uf prremhsr. I-'1, nnd on saturday, the nj
lrcnth day of January, ls1O ut two o'clock IN the
afternoon on each OF said days
MOSES I. CROSS.
AINAN GOODWIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
To the senate and House OF Represents
tIyes.

tives,
Next 10 assemble at Augusta on the nrst WedBes.
day of January, \. ID. ls10.
rINiiE undersigned, citizens of the town Of RoN.
i bury, respectfully represent that IL would be
greatly Ia their interest that the portion of Koxbu-
~ which lies on the west side of swin River, and
including the two lots In the fourth Range, four
lots In the fth Range. aud that part Of the eighth
Range extending to the line between RoNbury and
Byron, be set on from the said town ct RoNbury
aud annexed tp the town of Andoycr that the
principal part Of their business H. and for y long
series of wears has been, naturally done IN Ando-
yer: that Andover Is the natural and most central
point for all their business relations: they there
fore pray that they may he set on from the sail
town of Roxbury, and annexed to the said town
nr Audovcr, aud as In duty bound will ever pray.
:. NJ. LOCKE,
AFRAID FiRWELL,
% y. TAYLOR,
S.cctmcu. AMI others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-18
FOR SALE.

A THE subscriber odrr- for sale hi
eSlSIh, residence. located at Bryant Pond
S:M Village. Maine, consisting of House
iSsrA woo,ishci, stable. and one acre o
rNLsfl land The building are connected
nearly new, well finished and con
V"nient. Land under y high tate of cultivation
Amy one wanting pleasant house with cheer
ful surroundings. IN quiet and growing illage
will hnd here the very place desired and It cal
be bought Al a bargain II applied for soon.
CliAS Is. tJOl.
BRYANT, Pond, April :, ls@.