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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-04

TO Whom II May concern!

commissioners ofico, October 9s, 1862
acknowledgement Commissioner to whom mo
above cause has bcen Iefcrred, gives notice that
he hEs fxod upon the the 9Th o. NoyembeT
1869, at the clerks 0lhoo Of Mason County
Circuit Court, to ascertain the foregoing req
uisltonA. FW, SlSSON.
oct 25-4w Commissioner In ChNncery
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TO TUE WORKING GLASS, We arc now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, tho whole Of the SIP arc
moments, Business new, light and profitable
Persons ofeithCr sex easily earn from SOC os5
per evening, and u proportional sum by
devoting their whole time to the business
Boys aud girls Darn nearly as much as men,
That all who SEQ this notice may send their
address and test the business, we make this
unparalleled offer; To such as are not well sat
isGod, we will send 81 to pay for the trouble
Of writing, Full particulars, valuable sam.
pie, which will do to commence work on, aud
a copy Of The Peoples Literary Companion --ono
Of tho largest aud best newspapers published
-.all sent free by mail Readers Il you want
permanent, profitable work, address Il, G.,
ALLEN & COS ArGv,h MAINE.
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TO SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS ON
THE GREAT X ANAWHA RIVER.

TIME undersigned bayiug been appointed
L Collector Of Tolls by the Board Of Ppblic
Works Of this State for the lower district Of the
Kanawha River, hereby gives notice to all
shippers and carriers on said river, that thy
will be required 10 pay their tolls to him at
Point Pleasant, or to John Winkley assistant
Collector, at same place, on all articles ship.
ped or carried to or from any point between
Elk river aud the mouth of said Kanawha
River, Steamboats, are required to report to
the undersigned, promptly oncea week. Coal
Companies once a month, and vi other ship
pers on each and every trip. 4 failure 10
comply With he requirements of his notice
will subject The party to legal proceedings.
JOHN n. PHELPS. Collector.
may 2O-tf
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The Eastern Democracy take the dc-
feat of Pendleton with great comPIacen-
Cy, but that Of Andy johnson goes hard
With them,
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hAFhAtF fhoh iFssAEE'
A Nd there being no proofin the cause es,ab.
. IA lisbiug the apoppt of the Indebtedness
dered that Master Commissioner = W. SisSon.
do, after giving twenty days notice 10 Aaid
Company Of the tine and place, proceed 70
take state and report TO the next term Of this
Court an account Showing tho amount Of said
Indebtedness apd aSy other matter which eth
er party in interest may require or he may deem
pertinent.
Commissioners Office. October %, 1862.
The above named defendants will take no.
tice that have 6xed upon the 25th day Of No
vember, 1869, at the Clerks Office Of Mason
county Circuit Court, to ascertain the forego-
ing rcquisition, at which time and place you
can attepd II you SEQ proper.
?. W. SISSON,
oct 25-4w Commissioner.
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troelm Mining and Manufacturing UOmpS.
ny. IN Chancey.
iErRAcT:
A Nd there being no proofs in the cause es.
n tablishing the amount Of the Indebtedness
from said Company To compliments, it is or.
dered that Master Commissioner + W Ssson,
d. after giving twenty days police to said
Company Of the time and place, proceed 10 take
state and report to the next term Of this Court,
~ account shelving the amount of the said in.
debtedness and other pater which he may
deem pertinent or either party in interest may
require.
Compissioner's Office, October %, 1869.
The above named defendants will take no.
tiee that have fixed upon the 9th day Of No
yernber, 1869. ut the Clerks Office of the Ma
son county Circuit Court, to ascertain the fore
going requisitiQn, ut which time and place you
can attend il you see proper
F. W. SlSS0N,
Get 98-4w Commissioner.
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Notice.

Jeremiah N. Ellis and T N Byrne, Va Tho
StroudS' Run Petroleum Mining aud Manu-:
featuring Company and Others In Chan
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CREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co,
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $5OO$OO

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
5 Cash Gifts, each $4,000
| 10 10000
! 90 I" 5000
40.Cash Gifts, each $1,000
| 200 I" 500
300 +" 100
SO Elegant Rosewood P'nos &c h $500. to 500
IS " Melodeons IS, to 100
$50 Sewing Machines Z" 60 to ITS
500 Gold Watches IS to 300
Cash prizes silver ware &c valid at 81 900 900
chance to draw any of the above Prizes
for Csc. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes and we'll mixed. On receipt of Csc,
a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and
sent by mail to any address. The prize nam.
ed upon it will be delivered to any address by
express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you
pay for it. Any Prize exchanged for another Of
same ualue. No Blanks, Our patrons can
depend On ia'i dealing,
REPEREyoEs:--We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted US to publish them: An.
drew j. burns, Chicago, $40 900; Miss Clara
S Walker, Baltimore, Piano $780, James NJ
Mat hews, Detroit, So ,O0Oi John T Andrews,
Savannah, $1,000; Miss Agness Simmons,
Charleston, Piano, $500. Wepublish no names
without permission,
OPINIONS OF TUE Pass ,--"'Phe firm is rela.
ble aud deserves their success Weekly Tri'
buRe May 8, We know them to be q fair deal.
ing firm. IN Y Herald May %, "a friend Of
ours drew a $500 prize, which was promptly
received Daily Ncios, June ,,
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
age of sealed Envelopes contains oyE CASH
ONT. Six Tickets for 81 10 iorS2 IS for So;
ITO Tor $lj All letters should be addressed
TO HARPER. WILSON d CO.,
1916 Broadway, New York.
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DYESTUFFS, &c. &C., &c.
To which they invite particular attention,
believing that by industry, honest dealing
aud economy, they cannot lailto benefit those
that may be pleased to favor them with n call.
Therefore they respectfully Invite an examin.
aiion Of their stock, before making purchases
elsewhere.
Ost 2l-ly @, B, THOMAS d SON.
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Notice.
oct25.4w

James Wilson & Co, VS. The Stroud, Run Pc,
troeim Mining and Manufacturing CompS
n.y. III Chanccry.
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4 III kinds Of Magistrate Blanks on hS'
Agud for sale a. THIS oFFISA
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PUTNAM COUNTY.

'Ths'followiog is the vote in Putnam
county, Tor Senator, Delegate and Sup
,erintcndenl Of Schools.
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oct 2s-4w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24
4ubura Items.
j. ELLIOT.

The Shoe business has been very lively
here since haying. James Munroe x Co,
are manufacturing some fifteen TO twenty
cases of Kip and split shoes pei dozen.
Their shoes are all bOltomed outside; but
they employ some fifty workmen in their
workshop, cutting, fitting, blessing,
packing &e. They employ about As ma
nv women as men; the women close,
stitch. bind and dress the shoes, aud the
men cut the upper stock, solelcather, fin
ish the bottoms of the shoes, pack them,
&c. The bottoms used to be finished by
those who made them. but are brought in
in the rough now, and finished in the
manufacturing shop.
John Packard is manufacturing about >
cases a dav; sothat there is need Of many
more houses here, for some have TO ~ 4
mile to getboard III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24

saw at Harvey Bartlett's, Hartford. a
pair Of Moses horns, being found some
years ago in the woods, in the vicinity OF
Nloosehead Lake, which measure rs fol
lows:
Length of hoins, three feet, width one
foot, each horn having three prongs, from
three inches to foot in length they be-
ing connected by part of the skull
spread four feet.
Lydia, eldest daughter of William and
Sarah Soule, of Middleboro, Mass. and
wife of Alvin Robinson, of East Sumner,
was the first teacher that taught school in
Buekfeld. Many of her descendants are.
and have been an honor TO society.
Owing to the hot weather that COM
menced Sept, Sd, many bushels of corn
will be saved, tho it will not be half
crop, owing to the previous cold and dry
weather. The yield of grain is good, pc
tatoes light but extra, apples are light and
poor at that--flll feed none-farmers are
selling their stock at 20 per cent less than
they gave last year, minus their keeping
Tor one year. yet no class will be better
prepared to meet old Boreas, than the
farmers in this part of Maine.
The drouth is severe, making good
water more and more valuable. Smith
could not have better time to place the
earth into the pond beyond Center Hart
ford, The gale ofthe Sthwas hardly felt
in this vicinity, while that of 1916 made its
mark in many places.
The Rev, Levi Herscy. formerly pastor
of the Free Baptist Church of East Buck
field, will preach his twentieth annual SER
mon at that place on the Sabbath of the
26th OF Sept. 1t is desirable TO have AS
many of his church members and parish
toner's present rs can make it convenient
to attend. Come, give the old pastor "a
happy greeting and warm his heart by
Your presence. HARTFORD.
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the oxford County Conference

win hold It's semi-annual session al
Dixfeld Village on the 18th. and 10Th oil
October next. Places assigned to dele
gates and members as follows:
Andover church, VIM. Woodbury.
Bethel ist. Chas. L. Chase; second do,
Hon. VIM. W. Bolster; Rumford, DR.. T.
Bartlett; Oxford. Mrs. ID. 5. Libbey; So
Paris. III. F. Howard; Sumner. Gen
Marrow; Norway, Mrs. Nj. Kimball
Turner. ID. S. Bicklord; Gilead and Cor
ham, \. H., VIM Tucker.
A Committee at the chapel, win give
directions TO any others coming to the
Conference from abroad.
j. Elliot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24
STATE OF MAINE.

: xroKp, SIS - Board OF County Commissioner,
september Session, 1879,
Upon the fOrr Coins, petition, satisfactory evidences
having been recris 81 tlAt the petitioner. ar- re
~pon.iblc and tina, inquiry into the merits Of their
application Is cXptdieut:
[, Il Osirrcd that the County Commissioner
q n At ,hrDselipg House Of Mrs. l.. W. hacsctt,
III 3Asrd, on TUESDAY, the II day Of Nosem'
Der ~, atsrn OF the clock 4. NJ anl thence pro
c,ed % view the route mentioned ia said petition
Immediately aitcr which view, hearing az the
paites aud ~ ifnr,s, Nil b. hal AZ sJlnc cUuv-n
lent place in tie ,iisy and such other nth,-
urr, taken Ia tie premises "a, the COMMISSIONER
snail Jadgr prbp'r And IL l. further Ordered, that
uniicr ut the tiu,c place and purpose at the Com
mission - ace, tag af,r-.dI br gwen 10 MI per
sou. aud corporations inirrr.tet, by csu.ng attest
ell copie. oi sd prttinn aud OF ihi- order thereon
10 be- served upon The ClrIk ~ the Tosn al oxford
aud also po-t'd up la three publ'c places ~ 'ali
town snd publ h,d iLr.e weeks rusc'N-iNeiy io
the oxford Democrat n-wspipe. priut'da At fsrir,
laid County at ONoId, the ii. 81 at sad publications
aud .ach Of the other uplir--, Ia b" 'ihde sct'-i
AMI posted, ut .a. thuty days LeiO'e aid i'm" oi
m- ting TO tie cnh tnai oil person. and CORPORA
ton, MAJ then ana there appear aud 'hr" eau e.
II anl they haYe Why lie prayer OF said p"i toner's
should not be- granted
A,,r.t: WV X kIMBALL, CLERK.
iru. copy OF said Petition aud Ord"r Of Court
thereon
Attest: wM. X. KlMBtLL, Clcrk
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Twenty-Five Years, Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident to Females,
has placed DR. DOW at the head of all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables him
to guarantee q speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases Of Suppression and all other Menstru.
al Derangemeats, from ,chdierer All letters
for advice must contain 81. Office No. ENDI-
CoTT STREET, BosroS.
n B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July. 1853. ly
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We are In Want

of The small amounts due us. un thepaper,
and for advertising and job work. II
uose indebted would send the amount by
SOME one coming to Court next week,
they would confer favor. Subscriber s
can tell by the slip attached to their
papers, how they stand. Where they
owe for orer Mrec months, if they will
send the amount for two years, to wit,
three dollars, they will only be charged
the advance rates. Every little helps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24
Stale OLE MAINE.

OXFORD, s. - Board of County Commissioners
september Session, 1869.
Upon the for, going petition satisfactory evidence
having been r,crived that the petitioners are re-
spOusibe aud that inquiry into The merits OF their
application il eXpedient 1t j. order' that the COun
Is Commissioners meet at the Dwelling House oi
Gibson Mrndall, in Hartford, on TUESDAY the
2t day of October ext, AT ten Of the clock In the
forenoon, and thence proceed 10 view the roule men
toned in aid petition; immediately after which view
a hearing of the parties aud witnesses will b,
had AT some convenient place in the vicinity. ana
such ether measures taken In the premises Is he
Commissioners shall judge proper. Aud IL Is fur-
,her ordered that OF the time, pac- aud pur
pose of the Commissioners meeting Aforesaid be
given 10 al persons aud corporations inirre-ud by
causing atIe.ted copirs OF sad petition and Of THIS
order thereon 10 bc served upon the respective
Clerks Of the towns of Canton and Hartford, AMI
Yiso posted up three public places IN EACH of said
towns, and published three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat, newspaper printed ~ Paris
in said County of oxford, the first OF id publica
lions and each OF the other ices 10 be made serv.
ed and posted least thirty days before laid time Of
meeting, 10 the end that all person, and corpora
tions may then aud there appear and shcw cause II
any they have why the prayer of said titioners
should not be granted.
Attest: WI. Il. klMbALL, CLERK.
A true copy Of said petition, and order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: WA. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24

OXFORD SIS. - Board of County Commissioners,
September Session, 1862
Upon the foregoing etItiou satisfactory evidence
having been received thar the petitioners are rrspon
IDLE and that inquiry into The merits OF their
pcat lou H. exp, dent II j. ordered that The County
Comm, siouer- meet M the Dwelling House OF
william V. Porter in Roxbury, In said county. on
rhur.d,y October 2sth, next, at ten OF the clock
4. NJ. and thence proceed 10 view the route m' n.
TONED in said petition immediately alter which
view hearing ~ III, parties aud witnesses viii be
had a; some convenient place I'm the vicinity, aud
such other measures takcn in the premises a. the
Commissioners shall jndge proper. And II Is fur
thrr ordered. that notice OF the time. place AMI
purpose OF the Commissioners meeting Hiore-uid
be- given TO all per ons and corporations interested
by causiag aitrsled copies Of said petit on and OF
this order thereon 10 be serve upon the respective
Clerks OF the towns of RuNbury and Andoyer, and
also posted up IN three public places In each OF said
town. and publi-hri three weeks excessively IN the
nNc''d D.fcucr' = n"-spHrri printed a Parl", IN
sad tJudiy 81 ONiofd iuc nr-i Il su pub icI ions
and each ~ ~ other notices tn Do nnde served aud
posted NJ i,ai thirty dsy- before ,sd lime OF meet
lug 20 the -ud That all persons and corporations
NAV then aud tii'rv appear aud -h'w ciu-" II any
tt,, nav, NIP IT,, Il ef ui s''d petitioners snoui
no, br Erautcd.
Attest: WV X KIMBtLL, Clerk.
true copy OF sad petIt'V4 aud order Of Court
thereon.
Attc-t WM X. kiMBALl., Clerk.
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4. \ y ES

10 the aged grandfather, mother and sister of Mis-
LYDIA h HlIFoRp, who died al Hartford, sept
eth, aged - YEAR.
Mourn not 20 see the flowers FALL
And strew their fragrance on the ground,
Nor dread o. see the wintry pail
Which nature throw, on all around.
The warm etrulScnce of the sun
WIN opc again each freezing tomb;
And spring in beauty viii return
when flowers on earth again will bloom;
An emblem OF what YOU should prize
when you see loved ones pass away;
\ gospel hope, hey ond the skies,
VIII -cothc the soul u sec decay
Another spring for YOU viii come,
Where you will see immortal bloom;
Through the redemption ~ the son,
You'i meet again beyond the tomb
III HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24
Cattle Markets.
BRIGHTON, Sept sd.

BRIGHTON, sept I'D. lSS.
Prices-Bceves Extra quality, els % q Is ~ ;
Fir>t quality Sl2 5osl21 - second quaiitv, sll -
Sl225. Tnirl quality. SlbJOsil 81 Poorest gIadc'
cows, uNen, bulls. &c sa0i5l9oj 100 b lthe to
tai weight of hides, tallow, and dressed beef
WorAiug oxen Nt:a $50 $50; ordinary SL'
o. S95'v par The supply ln market l. larger IMAM
the demand requires Tor actual trade.
Storrs-NclrlipES Sls - -h, Nv" year "id~ SN
% S4j three year olds - 90 49, Z head OF much
according 10 value t"r beef.
Mich CowS-ENtra 50 to $40; ordinary =" Q
81 store Cow - q $-,5 Price Tor store Co" :
depends a great deal upon The iauc! OF the PuT'
chaser -. 49,.
sheep aud Lambs-In lots 80 o. ) 20 ! 81 90
= head Tor common ones, extra and selected -
g a. "a y heal; Lambs - "a - 90, or from to
a. n.
remark S-There were more Cattle this week
than there ha> been IN any one week before thl'
season The bc,I bccyc- sold al FULLY a hsh pr
rc~ a those of iasy week, and there are but lew
extra Cattle iu market IN proportion 10 the whole
number
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The best exponent of music is the life of ihS
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The man and his creations are singularly illustra
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24
NONRESIDENT Taxes,
Town of Woodstock County of oxford
Mainr for The year ls.S

In the Town of Woodstock, County of oxford
Maine, for the year ISIS.
The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate Of
nonresident owners in the Town OF Woodstock
for the wear ISIS in bills committed 10 Alden
Chase Collector of said Woodstock, on the !Dth
day OF July 1865, by his certificate of that date,
and now remain unpaid on the sth day of July,
1859; and notice is hereby given that II the SAID
tayes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury of said Woodstock within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment OF said
bills, so much of the real estate taxed rs VIII be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor, includ
ing interest and charges, will without further no
tice, be sold ut public Auction at the Clerks OF
fee in said town on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF Feb
ruary. 1870, at one O'Clock +. NJ.
Tax on nonresident land in the east part OF
l. -. L -
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To the Court Of County ,ioners within and

To the Court OF County Commis -ioners within and
for thu County Of oxford
NOUR petitioners, legal voters of the Towns OF
Hartford and Canton, respectfully represent
that public convenience and necessity require an
alteration Of the location OF the road, located On
the Petition Of ID. C. Chase and others, IN Hart
ford, commencing nj the County road As now tray
eled across the Town Farm ia Hartford, - or ~
rods from the south west line OF said farm, thence
easterly 10 intcrsect the location made on the Pc
ttion Of ID. c Chase and others, nj an angle south
of the barn on said farm, and discontinue the
County road a. now travelled, commencing at the
point v here the new ln-at'on commences thence
north ea sterly ny Gibson Mendalis' snd John r
Narneys'. To where the location, made on the peti-
tian OF u { Chase and others, intersects said
County road ncar Whitney Pond, in Canton, TO
take eject when the New Road i made ani ready
for travel your petitioners would ask that your
iIanorS would view the premises and locate and
discontinue said route aud highway pursuant ia
4 itute IN such cases made aud provided ana Is
in duty bound will ever pray
j. = MENDALL a.i others.
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DIRECTOR .
Masonic LOdOeS--Tim Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 Thursday


BlaGing Star. Va. 80, Mexico, =, 'ne-day, on
or before the full OF the moon.
Paris Lodge, M. 81, 80. Paris, Tuesday on or
before The fall.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 100 Bryan,'s Pond, ~
Tuesday of every month
Oriental Star. No. 81. IIvcrmore, Tuesday,
on or before fall moon.
Bethel. No. ~, ~ Thursday OF each month.
Evening star Lodge, Buckheld, working
under Dlspcueaton,-t lSt Monday of each
Pithagorian. No II, Fryeburg, Monday even
ing of or following the full Of the moon.
oxford, Norway, No. l., Thursday, of the week
preceding full moon.
Mount Tir'em, No. 49,, 50. Waterford. Tues
dav vn or before the full moon
VT. Moriah, No. ~ Denmark, Wedne Sday on
or before tae full moon.
NeIinscot, No. lOl, Turner, Saturday on or be-
fore full! moon.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
VT. Christopher Lodge, NJ. 10, Bryants
Pond. every Monday evening
Rising star. Bethel, Friday evenings.
NeEinscot, Buckield, saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave. r. Buckfeld, every Thursday
Evening
whitney Lodge. Canton, every Wednesday
Bear Mountain Lodge, So. Waterford, We'd
neSday evening.
Harbor Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening
Washington, Oxford Thursday evening
silver Lake, sweden, Saturday evening.
West sumner, West sumner, Wednesday
evening.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford every Saturday
evening
InvineIbIe, No. -, East sumner, every other
Friday Evenings.
1. q. O. f.
Pequawket Lodge. No. 46, Brownneld me-
lst aud 81 Wednesday OF each month.