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Special Notices.
Peabody Medical Institute,
No &, BJLFINCu ST,

Opposite Revere House, BOSToN.
The Trustees IF this Institution take pleasure
in announcing that they have secured the service,
al the eminent ami wen known DE y al. HAYES,
tate surgeon e. :. Army, Vice President OF
Columbia College OF PLY s.clanS and surgeons, &c.
ic4l book entitled The SCIEN,E Oh LIFE, OR
SELF PRESERy ATOM written b. Or. Hayes. II
treat. upOn the Errors Of Youth Premature Decttae
Of Manhood StH.iHai Necklaces, and all Diseases
and t5uSes OF the GsHeTttirs organs. Thirty thou
sand copies sold the last year. IL l. indeed BOOK
for every man-yOung meh IN particular. Price
only SluJ
This institute has just published the most
perfect treatise of the kind ever offered 10 the
public entitled SEXUAL PHN sIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES prOiusely Illustrated with
the very best ensrayings. This book a. also nom
NAV be mentioned, The Mystery OF Lfe,-Beautsiul
odspring.-Beauty, it, vaine u W oman, Marriage,
General HVxeine of Woman.-PubeTty,-C re
uf Lite,-ENceSses of the Married.-treVeutiont 70
Conception, sc In beautiful French cloth, SOU
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paid, on receipt OF price.
Thoughtful clergymeu recommend these books
Z for their high moral tone. and all eminent AMI
skilful physicians earnestly recommend them 20
the public a. the only scientific and reliable
treatise Ofthe kind published In America.
AVOID ALL OF ACk OR ADVERTISING DOCTORS
AND CIR These POPULAR BOOKs."-aMerscdn
.J0UrpGl Of Medical Science
TllE PEABODY JOURNAL or HEALTH" DIR.
HAYES, Editor Terms, one dollar u year IN
advance Address as above.
ss-ALsERT IL. HAYES, NJ d, Resident and
Consulting Physician.
NB-Dr III may be consulted in strctest con
fidence ON ali diseases requiring skill secreSy ant
experience. ISVIOLABLE SECRksf AID CERTAIN
RELIEF. ~ July To- Ioo''
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

vVNHE undersigned hereby gives public notice
i that Albert H. Gerrish of Bethel, IN the Coun.
" OF oxford, William GerTish, Jr., OF Durham,
then in the County of Cumberland. and William
ID. Croker and samuel SwantOn, 2d, both OF Bath,
then in the County OF Lincoln, on the fourteenth
day OF December 4. u. 1858, by their deed of that
date, duly recorded In the Oxford County Regis
Try Of Deeds, book lOi, pages III and f;, convey
ed in mortgage TO George W. Saubon of George
town in the County OF Essex and Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts, a certain piece OF parcel OF
land, situate in Bethel, in the County of Oxford
and State OF Maine, described as follows:
Beginning at point six rods nine feet and three
inches west from tie west or upper poplar tree
standing ON the north side of the County road
leading from Bethel Hill To West Bethel, thence
running northwesterly 10 a stake and stones ON
the bank Of the AndroScoggin river, thence run
ming westerly up said river to land owned by Ro-
bert G. Wiley; thence southerly on said Wiley's
land to said road thence easterly on said road To
the place of beginning; reserving all that part of
said land that has been decided to the Atlantic X
st Lawrence Company; and that said George w.
Sanborn ON the twenty eighth day Of November,
A D. 1851 for valuable consideration assigned
said mortgage 10 the undersigned; and that the
conditions OF said mortgage have been broken,
by reason whereof the undersigned as assignee,
as aforesaid, hereby ctfims foreclosure ofthe said
mortgage. JOHN L1NCH
Portland, July 26 1859.
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Cattle Markets.
BRIGHTON, July -. 1853


Prices-Bceves 80 Extra quality. Sl2 75 q Il q
First quality, Sl2 Goa II 30; Second quality, sl p
oil s5 Thirl qIllty, sie506 60 Poorest grades
COWS, oxen, bulls. &c - U0s 10 - loo n. che to-
tai weight OF hides, tallow, and dressed beef.
Working ONen-TheTe has been but very little
doing In the Working OK trade. For several weeks
past there have been bat few pairs in market,
FOR which holders ask from Sl15 90 $50 y pair
The trade viii Ieyive AS snop IS cattle commence
coming more freely from the North and East.
StcrcS-I earnings Sls "a s2o; two year olds 80
20 s&5; three year ODDS as 60 stS head, or much
according 10 value for beef
Mich Cows-ENtra 50 To si9o: ordinary $50 9
SO; Store Cows Ss5 80; Prices for store Cows
depends great deal upon the fancy OF the pur.
chaser.
sheer and Lambs--ln lots 20, o. ) 81 q ~ 90
y head for common ones; extra and selected 20
a o. ~ b head; LAMBS 5 90 to 81 So, or from to
"a y q.
Remarks The supply OF cattle from the West
was not 80 large as that OF last week, but the quail
ity was better. There were but a few Northern
cattle and none from Maine this week. Buyers
from Mame have been in the market every week
to get beeyes for Portland and Eastern markets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-30

"FRKSH As MAIpEN's BLUsn' Is the puro
peachy Complexion which follows the use Of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm 1t IS the True Secret Of
Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in Society under
stand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic Country
Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any
other one thing
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, FreCkies, Bi0tches and
all effects the summer sun disappear where it
i, used. and a genial, cultivated. mesh express
sion Is obtained which rivals the Bloom of Youth.
Beauty j. possible 10 Al who viii invest . cents
at any respectable store and insist getting the
Magnolia Balm.
LIONS h ArHlIRpN Is the Best Hair Dres sing
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OBITU AR Y.

Died at the residence of Dr. f. NJ
Wight. Chattanooga, on the path of
January, 1869, of pneumonia. S. JARVIS
WIGHT, Of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
When man dies, who in life has evinc-
ed those qualities that distinguish active
and useful members of society. it is
proper that, among the tributes of respect
that the living are rightly accustomed TO
pay the dead, we should by our united
expression, approve the good report that
the life of the deceased has made con-
corning him
Ours Is of the noble dead. And whence
came Such2
Seth Jarvis Wight was born April Sth,
1S4S, in Bethel, Maine; was son Of Seth
and Ann Wight, both Of whom are now
living In his infancy he was taught the
belief in the Christian religion, and in his
youth he espoused the Christian faith.
he received Al academical education in
his native town.
In the beginning of the war of the
great rebellion, he enlisted in the Esd
Regiment, Maine Volunteer Infantry.
and served nine months with fidelity and
honor in the Army of the Potomac
After expiration of term of service and
honorable discharge, he re-enlisted in
the 18th Regiment of Maine Volunteer
Infantry, and served until the close Of
the war. During the time of his service
he was severely wounded at the battle OF
Cedar Creek
lie made Chattanooga his home in 1866.
and at the time OF his death be was well
known As an enterprising, prompt, intelli-
gent and honest business man.
In 1868 he became member of the
Grand Army of the Republic, and was an
officer in that Society when ne died.
What ofthe death Of such an one?
The Grand Army of the Republic has
lost worthy officer and member; tried
and true veteran ofthe Armies Of the Uni
ted States Society has lost member
who was active. useful and full of prom
Use. A MAN in the prime of life has sud-
denly fallen. a young man of integrity
has died. Two ion parents have seen
the growing staff of their old age. when
fall of vigor and strength, suddenly 6rok-
en- at the touch of the finger of death
They weep. Loving brothers and sisters
also are called to bear the burden ofgrief,
suddenly laid upon them. One that we
loved has been taken away. The world
has lost man. God has recalled crea-
ture and has taken the living soulto Him
self while morality is left to be carried
back by nature to the dust from which il
came.
The faults of the deceased. the veil OF
charity and of fraternal love hides from
our memories. His virtues commend
themselves to us and to all. We have
commended the man to God and we know
he rests. His body we have committed
to earth and We know, by faith, of its
resurrection at the Great Day. TChat.
tsnooga Republican.
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A crowd OF horse men" and others,
daily thrung the stores in country and
town for ''Sheridau's Cavalry Condition
Powders. They understand that horses
cannot be kept ia good condition without
them, and with them can be on much
less quantity Of grain.
The relaxing power of "Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment" is truly wonderful. Cases
are already numerous where bent and
stifrened limbs have been limbered and
Strengthened by it. When uSee for this
purpose. the part should be washed and
rubbed thoroughly.-Apply the Liniment
c5lf. and rub il in with the hand.
The average pay of clerk in Wash
ington Is $3.50 less per cent, govern
ment tax on the excess over $1,000.
Bricklayers' wages in the same city arc
$50 and % per day.
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TWENTY-FIVE Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females,
has placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables nm
70 guarantee n speedy and permanent cure III the
worst eases of Suppression and all other NeHSsra-
~ DeTaHgegssats from ,1hGfereT cause All letters
for advice must contain 81. Office No. y tSpi-
corr STREET, Boston.
Y B.-BOard furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lSJ9. ~
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Thanks to Dea. Levi Thayer for q
mess of early Potatoes-the best we have
seen. They are the Early White"
variety.
We are under obligations to the
Grand Trunk. for complimentary passes
to the editorial Convention next week
several interesting articles arecrowd-
ed out this week
An exchange saws that candidate
for the legislature in It's town. declares that
he will have Re,C st6t OF clothes, 1t
elected, SO that his constituents may not
be ashamed of him.
There will be an eclipse OF the sun,
total in midocean. and partial here, at
% minutes past o'clock, on Saturday
afternoon. August eth.
1t is Miss Virtue (not VeSta) Howard,
OF Bethel, to whom the Supervisor has
given notorietY as superior school
teacher.
An Ohio man calls for State Con-
vention OF those "known as Copperheads
during the war"
The July session OF the Grand
Division of the Sons of Temperance will
be held at Pembroke, Wednesday next
Geo. F. Emery, Esq. Clerk Of the
L. ). Circuit Court. arrived home on
Saturday from his trip to California. Mr..
Emery went and returned by the Pacific
Railroad. saws the Portland Press.
The Biadeford Journal comes to US
in new dress, 1t is always printed in
good taste. The Somerset Reporter has
also been enlarged. We are glad to see
such evidences of enterprise and prospect.
" in these excellent journals.
The Seventeenth Maine Regiment
Association will celebrate their anniverSa-
~ on the 18th of August. On the even
ING of the 18th, the Grafton, poem and his
tory will be delivered in some hah in Port
land. The next day the excursion to the
islands and other festivities will occur.
Owen b. Chadbourne has been APP
pointed Collecto. Of Customs at SaeO. in
place of Gen. William Hobson, suspend
ed
The Maine Farmer saws that for the
second Freshman Glass of the State
Agricultural College more than twenty
applications have already been received
-Anythinsmore absurd than the course
of the State Educational Convention in
Virginia, in putting over for whole
year the subject of educating the freed
men. we confess ourselves unable 10 i'm
agine.
The Bridgton Savings Bank, chartered
by the last Legislature has been organ
lied. with VIM w Cross, President
Rufus Gibbs. Treasurer; 4. G. White,
Assistant Treasurer Trustees. VIM. w
Cross. John p. Perley, W. 4. Stevens,
B. c. Stone, Charles +. Gibbs.
Rev Mr.. Snow Of Auburn, has been
elected Principal Of Westbrook Seminary
and has accepted the position. lie will
enter, we hear, upon the discharge of his
dnties at the commencement of the APP
preaching term. He will also preach
regularly at the Uniyersalist Church al
Stevens Plains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-30
NON RESIDENT TAXES.
In the Town OF Upton, County OF Oxford,
Ne, for the year a. ID. 1908.

The following list of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners in the Town of Upton for the
wear ISIS m bills committed 90 Hiram + West,
Collector OF taxes for said Town on the lst day Of
Aug. ISIS has been returned 10 M Is remaining
unma;l ON tlfe so,h dAy of April ISa by bis certh
cate of that date and now remain unpaid; and
notice /, hereby given that If said taxes and IN
terc-t and charges, not paid into the Treasury
OF said Town within ightccn months from the date
of the commitment Of said bills, 81 much oi the
real estate - taxed will be sufficient I" pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, VIII, without further notice, be sold AZ
nnblic auction AT the store Of Charles Abbott IN
said Town, on the Isl day ol February, $50, at
> O'Clock Z. NJ.
Noble Small-Iot Of land in the east part Of the
Town known a. the Small Lct-lol acre>-TaN
due. - Il. I. l.. pot HLA>>'
Upton July H. lSs' Treasurer
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Il i seldom that We use the columns of this pa
per 20 'pan'' or notice TIE Thousand and one"
articles known as Patent Medicines" We, how.
ever, vary from our rule in the present case, that
VIC may call attention 10 the article known rs
-. T.-ISj0-N, Plantation Bitters." We desire
il understood thar We DO so without any solicIta-
tions or promise Of benefit nom the proprietor or
other interested parties Ne simply do il as an
act of duty towards those who are lahoring u1der
physical disabilities, weakness, and the various
complaints arising from impurities Of the blood.
Having used the Filters IL the insticaticn Of a
friend, (and We confess, with some misgivingS at
the out-ei5 We found them a most valuable
medical compound, and 70 our great satisfaction,
accomplished the object for which they were used.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

yI>HE Coparinersbip heretofore existing under
/ the lirIn name of Dearborn, BEowneu Co,
at Locke's Mills, Me, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the second day of November, a. ID
l~js, Mr.. Emerson +, Brownell retiring from the
firm. All business pertaining 10 the late ilrm WIZ
be settled by the subscribers, who continue 10
carry on bushes at the old stand al Locke's Mill
under the firm name and style Of Dearborn X lib
bets who are the only members of the late firm
duly authorized 10 settle the same.
JOHN r. DEARBORN,
EMERSON l.. BROWNELL,
JOHN G.. THERE'S.
Lockes Mills, July III, lsj9. 5w
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SAMUEL IL, CARTER,
AGENT FOR OXFORD Co,
PARIS HILL, NE.
Non-Kcsidcnt TnXcs.

In the Town o. sweden, County OF oxford, Ne,
for the wear ISIS.
The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate of
nonresident owners in the Town az sweden, in
.,id state for the YEAR lslS, in bills committed
10 Noah ID smart, Collector OF Taxes for the
town OF sweden on the ltth day of June, lSs, has
been returned ~ me - remaining unpaid on the
81 day of June lSE. a by his certificate OF that
date and now remains unpaid and notice l. here
hv given that Il sad taxes, interest and charges
are not paid into the Treasury of said Town with.
IN i months from the date oi the commitment oi
said hills 80 much uf real estate 80 taxed ~ Will
bc sufficient TO pay the amount dne therefor, IN
GLIDING interest and charges, will without further
notice he sold at public auction nj the F"st once
in said Swcdcn on Tuesday, the an day OF Janu'
ary. 1870. ~ O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Owner. Est taxed acrS val. ray
Jesse TAYLOR. Thos Miller place, ~ ss1 al 81
GEO. \. HOLDEN, Treas.
S,,..I.n Jply VI; lSa
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orr READER,

will AnJ in ,ur colu5no, the advertisement OF the
Peabody Medical Institute which now pub
FISHES " Hayes new work entitled "ruE
SCIENCE or LIFE or SELF.PRESERNATIoN, -
which treats upon al tbs disorders HAT rcsul,
from tac errors oC youth. in a mtsterly manner,
and which should DE in the hands of every Young
man and every youug person suffering from de-
cline % the physical powers. The Institute has
published an invaluable trcat!se entitled "SENU.
Al. PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN, AND HER DIS
EASES" Don't fail 70 read the advertisement.
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AUTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, sseo a year.
ONCE a MONTH, ssOO
'CHILDREN's HOUR, 81. e5 year. Phil.
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE, ss5o year
Cambridge.
THE NURSERY, sl,s5 year. Boston
PSYCHOLOGICAL. JOURNAL, $500 year,
Y
HALLS JOURNAL of HEALTH. $50 year.
y. y.
THE sCHooLMATE. sl.5o year. Boston.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL. sl.co year Chi.
oago III.
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DIED.

In Bethel, July llth, John A. son Of Silas u. and
Lucy n. Wheeler aged years and months.
Ia Lowell, July 18th, Mrs Mercy, wife OF Jos.
Bassett, aged % years mouths.
In Greenwood Maine, July 18th, William III.
Lombard, of Boston, Mass, aged s. years. Boston
papers please copy.
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VyyE, the unde rsigned, having been duly appoint.
w ed blythe Judgc Of Probate for the County OF
oxford, 10 receive aud examine the claims OF the
creditors OF solomon Raymond, late of Rumiord III
,ait ouniy deceased, whose estate Is represented
insolyent give motto. that six months. commencing
the twentieth day OF July, \. u. lo.o, have been
allowed TO said creditors 20 bring IN aud prove
their claims and that we Will attend 10 the service
assigned at the dwelling house OF tile said deceased
in ,aid Rumford. on The first Saturdays OF Septen'
Der aud November, A. ID. 1909. aud on the nr't sn
urday of January, A. ID. 1870, from ten O'Clock \.
VI. 10 fonr clock L. 81.
PRENTfSS NJ. PUTNAM,
JOS. ii. GLEASON.
Dated this sd day of July, is69.
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Freedom Notice.
Commissioners Notice.

YTNHE undersigned having been duly appointed
i by the Honorable Judge of Probate within IN
and for the County Of Oxford, Commissioners ~ ~
Insolvency on the estate Of John Cooper, iate oi
Albany in said County, deceased, hereby givc =.
public notice that they will meet az inc Ulnce VI
Enoeh Foster, Jr in Bethel in sala 1h
ar ten o,ciock A. NJ that ali persons having claims
against said estate may present the same before
said Commis sjoners agreeably TO the statutes in
'"'" o'''o ENOCH FOSTER, JR.,
CYRUS WORMELL.
Bethel July 18th, 1853. JUGS Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-30

ACCIDENT There was an explosion IN Doctor
AYERS Laboratory Yesterday, which caused some
excltoment in the vicinity. Ayers Pills aremanu'
tacturcd under an enormous pressure, in cylcnders,
Ike cannon, which sometimes prove too weak for
the compressed forces, aud burst with terrific
violence. Fortunately the pieces 10 not ny far,
80 that no one has ever been hurt by them. The
action is more like ice than powder but it makes
Pills which all the world acknowledge drr PILLS,
DAILY Journal Lowell.
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BEST ENGLISH NEEDLES,
cents per Paper, AT the
Oxford Co. DRY GOODS Establishment

oxFoRp - AT u Court Of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF oxford, ON the ihird
Tuesday Of July, a. ID. 1852
ON the Petition OF ARNlLLA HAltOkD. WI
dos OF CSrus Hay ford. late of Hartford, IN
,aId County, deceased, praying for an allowance
out OF the personal Estate oi her late husband: -,
Order I'd That the said ENecutrx give notice to all
persons interested, by causing copy o TINS ofde 10
he nublshcd three weeks succrssiy.y Ia The oNiOru
Democrat, printed ut Paris In said County, tfat
tney may appear at . Probate Court to be h,Id nj
Paris III. third Tuesday OF Aug neAtat 10 CLOCK
In the forenoon, aud she's cause 10 any they have,
why The same should not BE- granted
' A. n. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-Gtlest: j. =. IoBBs, Register
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M4RRIED.

In Paris. July 18th. by Rev. Wm. III. Walker
Mr.. GeorSe IL. Burgis, and Miss MelSha 0rooker,
both of Norway. oe,,,
Al Franklin Grove, Illinois, by Rev. +. c Sckels
Mr. Edwin r. Faunce and Miss Lydia K. Buck, OF
Norway Maine
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OXFORD. ss-Ata Court of Probate held nj PARIS,
within and for the County OF Oxford ON the third
Tuesday OF July, 4. ID. 1853: >,,, -.
an the petition of JOSEPH H.PORIEh, Guar
minor heirs Of Sarah j. Porter, and heirs, at-law
of r. A. Holmes, late of Norway, in said county.
deceased praying for license To sell said MINOR :
interest in certain parcels of real estate IN sad
County at private sale. said real estate Is held IN
common with other heirs
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice to
all persons interested by causing I'm apstraei oi
her netito with this order thereon, To be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Oxford Dem
ocrat, a newspaper printed at Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Paris,
on The third TUESDAY OF Aug next, at ten o'clock
in the foreno,a and shew cause, if any they have,
WHY the same should not begranted.
q : A. II WALKER, Judge.
A true copy. Attest: j. 5. HOBBS, Register.
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Real Thread Lace Collars,
Al the -
Oxford County Dry Goods Establishment

OXFORD IS AT Court of Probate, held al Parls,
within and for the County OF ONfori, on the
third TUESDAY of July, \. ID. 1853,
an the Petition of MARTIN SrETSOS, pray
~ ing that Henry Upton may be appointed Adj
ministrtor OF the estate of Lucy Stetson, his dc
ceased wife, late of Norway, IN said County:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give nolice
to all persons Interested, by sansng An abstract q
her petition, with this order thereon, 10 De pun,
Gsbrd ihree weeks successively in the Oxford
Democrat, a lew spaper printed at Paris, in SAID
County that they may appear al Probate Court,
To be held at Paris on the third Tuesday oi Aug
next nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause
if any they have, why the same should NOS be
granted.
A true copy-atteSt; j. 5. Hobbs, Register
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DINNER NAPKINS,
For 81 80 per doz., at the
Oxford County Dry Goods Establishment.
LOST.

4 Black Neck Tie, with Masonic Gold Pin at
n tached. The following inscription on the
Pin: Wy p. from j. Z. t. The finder wili DC
suitably rewarded by forwarding the same oy EN
p'''' SMALL, CLARK & THOMPSON,
jnly2 81 n5 Middle 81, fortiaui, NC,
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OXFORD, IS AT a Court Of Probate held at Paris
within and TOR the County ofOxiord, on the third
Tuesday OF July, A. ID. 1869,
NNthe Petition OF MARTHAH. HOLMES, Guar
~ dian Of FANNIE IL. and George W. lines mi.
nor children and heirs OF r. \. Holmes, late Oh
Norway, in said County, deceased, praying TO- IL
ctnse 10 sell. said minors interest in certain parcels
OF real estate AT private sale without further notice
Said real estate is owned in common with other
heirs -, .
Ordered That the said petitioner give notice TO
all VERSIONS interested by causing an abstract of hrr
petition with this order thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat u
newspaper printed at Paris In said County, that
they may appear at u Probate Court TO be held al
Paris in said County, on the third Tuesday Of Aug.
next nj ten clock in the fore room and shew cause
If any they have, why the same should not Dc grant
cd.
A.. WALKER, Judge,
A true copy-at.est: }. 5. HOBBS, Register.