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commissioners Notice.

WYE, the undersigned, having been duly appoint.
w ed by the Judge of Probate for the County OF
Oxford, to receive and examine the claims OF the
creditors of Solomon Raymond, late OF Rumiord Ia
said County. deceased, whose estate Is rcprescteu
insoIyent Give notice that six months. commencing
the twentieth day of July, a. d 1869, have been
allowed 10 said creditors To bring in aud prove
their claims aud that we Will attend to the service
assigned M the dwelling house oil the said deceased
in laid Rumiord on the first Saturdays OF Septen'
Der and November, A. ID. 1869, and on the hrst Sat
urtlay of January, A ID. 1870, from ten O'Clock A.
NJ. 10 fonr o'clock T.
PRENTISS VI. PUTNAM,
JOS. III. GLEASON.
Dated this I'D day of July, 1869.
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To the memory OF Chester, only Son OF
John and Anna =. Beattie.
TO CHESTER N HEAVEN.

Ills well with thee, my ehildi
fold my empty arms, and say,
Come day or night, come night or day,
Or be il calm or be il WILL
lis well with thee, my child
He was far too bright jewel
For the sullied realms Of earth,
Though we almost thought it cruel
His is now a holier birth.
Not lost. my boy, not lost,
Nv eager bird has pierced the blue,
And reached where may not pursue,
Yet To INV heart, now passion-tossed,
say 'He is not lost
Angels watched the plant so tender,
Nurturcd it with tender care,
For they knew that soon up yonjer
1t would bloom in beauty there.
Ny child, how could grieye,
When thou hast made exchange so fair,
When thou art Knowing joy so rare?
Through tears that will my heart relieve,
I say II must not grIeve."
And, though waves of grief roll DER Us
We viii dry our tears and smile,
Chester's only gone before Us,
For a very little while.
Wen meet, my boy, Wen meet,
Backward the shepherd east Il look,
When in his arms my lamb He took,
4 look that quickened my dull feet
Wen meet, my boy, well meet.
lie has joined the saints communing
over on the golden shore,
soon wen meet in heavenly union,
Meet where loved ones part no more.
:. e. b, Grafton, NE
july 18th, lSt9
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Honest men are easily bound, but You can never
bind knave.
Plantation Bittcrs cures dyspepsia.
Keep no more cats in the house than viii catch
mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Fever and Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs them.
Plantation Bitters cures Liver Complaint and
Nervous Headache.
Better have one plow going than two cradles.
Plantation Bi,,crs are an antidote TO Change of
Water and Diet
Fool, and obstinate people make lawyers rich.
Plantation Bitters Purity, strengthen and Iuyigo-
rate,
\ kind wife makes a faithful husband.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
er of Henry +. Morton and Benjamin

In the matter of Henry r Morton and Benjamin
r. Bates, BankruptS, Individually,
The undersigned, assignee az said banErupts,
hereby gives notice that fourth general meeting
of the individual creditors of said bankrupts will
be held before Hon. seth May, Register in Bank
ruptcy. ~ the Office of George A. Wilson, south
Paris, in said District on the 5th Tuesday OF Au
gust inst A u. 1859, AT ten O'Clock 4. NJ, for the
purposes named in the 18th section of the Bank
rupt Act of March 2d, 1857.
BENZ. Y. TUELL, Assignee.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

N(vHERE y James I. Bullock of Minot, in the
w County of tndroscoggin aud state Of Maine,
by his mortgage deed dated April -, ls0, convey
Ell u Alna {. Deuison, OF Polsnd IN SAID County,
q certain parcel of real estate situated in the towns
Of oxford and Norway, ia the County of oxford,
being the same premises conyeyedio the sad jas
7 Bullock los the said pcu~un, by hts deed of
same date, which deed l. made y part OF said mort
gage flr particular description of the premises
therein conveyed, which mortgage deed j. record.
Ell IN oxford Registry, book lg, page l.; and
whereas said \. G. brni~on assigned the said
mortgage To Ebene1cr Drake, June d lssSi record
vi book -, page 3Il. aud the said EbcneEcr
Drake assigned the same 10 me, June II, lSI, and
recorded book las pag' 3D. the conditions OF said
mortgage having been broken, hereby claim To
forcclose the same in accordance with the statutes
of the state HORACE h DRikE.
Dorchester Mass, July 81, 1852
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DIR. WiltOn's Catarrh
CURE,

OURES CATARRH and all NERVOUS DIS.
EASES about the head, and Is warranted 10
do tiff not the money is refunded. Price so cts.
To SlOO
AGENTS-Dr. d. Il. Sawyer, South Paris; "A.
Oscar Moves, Norway; ii. o. Moses, Bridgton -.
w +. Chase Co., Dixheld; A Z. Small, West
Peru. OH
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THE GREAT CAUSE
Human Misery

Just Published in Sealed Enrclope. Price cts
LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREAT
N ment and Radical Cure OF seminal weakness,
or SPERM AToRRHuA, induced by selfabuse; In
voluntary Emissions, lMPOrENCi, Nervous De
hiitv and impedments 10 Marriage generally {;
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FITS, Mental and
PHYSICAL incapacity, etc. b. ROB. j. CULVER
WELL, VI. ID. author of the Green Book, &c
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences o, self.abuse may De
efectually removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations bouges, IN
strumenis, rings or cordialS pointing out mode
of cure AZ once certain and efectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
icdHy. This Lecture Will prove boon to thOus-
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Also, Or. Culyerwelfs Marriage Guide price
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1fOCtffts,
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Patent Medicines, &c

To any one wishing % engage IN light ana
pleasant business this offers a rare chance.
stock now on hand about $4,000.
For further information, and terms, inquire of
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July 20 1859 Bryant's Pond, Me
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NON RESIDENT TAXES.
In the Town Of Upton, County OF Oxford,
Z In the yeur 4. ID. 1868.

Wt.' tut 'He Jef' ~ 1T ''"''
The following list of taxes on real estate oil non
resident owners, in the Town of tpton, Tor the
wear lSis in bills committed 10 Hiram r. West,
Collector of taxes for said Town on the LIST day of
Aug Isis has been returned 10 me - remaining
unpaid on the 10Th day of April, lsj9 by his certli
cate of that date, and now remain unpaid; and
notice is hereby given that If said taxes and III
tcrest and charges, not paid into the Treasury
of said Town within eighteen months from the date
of the commitment of said bills, so much oil the
real estate .o taxed as will be sufficient Ia pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges will without further notice, be sold at
public auction at the store of Charles Abbott IN
said Town, on the lst day Of February, 1870, at
O'Clock L. VI.
Noble Small-Lot Of land in the east part of the
Town, known as the Small Lot-loO acres-IaN
due, s2.l6. T. l.. D'InLAoo,
ITnton Iuly II 1859 Treasurer.
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Freedom Notice.

vHHIS certifes that for valuable consideration
i have this day given tn my son, EUGENE
WENTWORTH, his time To trade and transact bus
mess for hmselfand shall claim none OF his earn
ings nor pay any debts OF his contracting after
this date. WILLIAM WENTWORTH
Witness-N. H. HUBBARD.
Hiram, July -, 1859.
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Our READERS

will ind IN our columns the advertisement OF the
peabody Medical Institute" which now pub
fishes DR. Hayes new work entitled THE
SCIENCE LIFE, or MISREPRESENTATION. /"
which treats upon all the disorders that result
from the errors of youth, in mastery manner.
and which should be in the hands of every youpg
man and every young person suffering from de
cline Of the physical powers. The Institute has
published an invaluable treatise entitled ''SEXU.
Al PLY SIoLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER DIS
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Grocery Store for Sale.

THE subscriber wishing 70 make change IN
4 his business offers for sale his entire stock
OF Goods consisting Of
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Paris Hill Academy +!

1890.
]. LEWIS MERRILL, Principal.
MISS ANNIE G. YOUNG, Assistant
MISS HELEN ID. PARIS, Teacher of Music.
Drawing and Painting.
TUITION:
Common English, $4.50
Higher English, 800
Languages, $50
Music, extra, 1000
Drawing and Painting, extra, coo
No deduction made for an absence OF two weeks,
unless account Of sickness.
A Teachers Class will he formed for the benefit
of those intending To teach the ensuing winter.
There will be lectures during the term on Ma.
tural Philosophy and Botany.
No pains will be spared 10 make the term an in
tercsting and profitable one.
Hitherto there has been great want of rooms
for students desiring tn board themselves Ar
engagements have now been made TO accommodate
all such.
Address the Principal, or
SAML Il. CARTER, sec'y.
.July lSsg.
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MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
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DELINQUENT or unpaid highway tax for lsj., $3.50.
j ii. LONEJOl, Treas.
Albany. July 90 1853.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27


GRAHAM.--In Mauulee City, August slsti
1859, after long nnd pm,ractcd illness, Mr.
EBENEzER GRAHAM, aged 81 years.
A correspondent Of the Toledo Blti furnishes
the following conctuiag the deceased, whose
remains were buried with due Masonic honors
at this place on Monday last
The deceased was auahve Of the State OF New
York, came to the Maumee Valley in 1881 and
settled in Perrvsburg, where he continued IN re-
side until the fall Of 1886, when he removed
with his family 10 Maumee CITY. The deceas cd
was for many wears engaged mechanically in
in the building Of vessels at PerrySburs. On
the 4th ofJuly, 1910, he was seriously injured by
the premature discharge OF A cannon ON board the
steamer Superior, commanded BY Capt. David
Wilkinson, which was being fred in honor Of Gen
Harrison, who was then candidate Tor Prcsi-
dent. After receiving the injuries above mem
toned, he changed his business, aud Tor some
years was eagagel in merchandising, but being
an active politician he was always working fnr
the best interest and promotion Of the Repubh
can party, and since the organization OF the party
he was called to Oil several important places.
He was Treasurer of Wood County from 1858
to 1862, Internal Revenue Assessor for this
District from S62 tn 1865, was delegate from
this District to the Chicago Convention in 1850,
that nominated Mr.. Lincoln. The deceased hld
many warm friends in Northwestern OHIO, who
wilt regret to hear of his death. Ho leaves a
wife and four children to m lurn their loss. He
died Christian.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27
Real Estate transfers In wood County

The following are the transfers of real estate
in Wood County, as shown by the baoks in
Recorder MERRY's Office, for the week ending
August 81, 1869:
g. Blodget to NJ. Mccartney lot 81, West
feld-S300
II. Bannester to s. Baldwin ou,-lot No. 3
Westfeld- -S400.
E. Davidson 10 7. ]. Yosburg pt sw,
sec 26, tp 4, range IL, 20 acres1S5O.
N. Brainard to =. j. Jaquette Sc sec IL
tp 7, range ~, so acres-Sl 200. h -
IT. Jones to G. Thomas 4 NV and W q
ne sec 81, tp 8. range 10, 100 acres 81, 700.
A. Thurslin to c. II. Clough lot l65, blk "a
Bowling Green Sl60, aH
C.H. Clough 10 D. Il Hikon; pit lot l64, blk 2i
Bowling Green-S35O.
s L. Carr to NJ. Laue ptw Il ne sec 80, tp s.
range l0-$500.
ID. Cook 10 ID. A, Avery ne Sc sec IS, Up 5,
range o. 40 acres--s2'3O0.
, A. Thurstin to 8 g. DeBoalt lot 97. blk 80,
Bowling Green-Sl5O.
A. Thurstin TO J Prestonj RI lot 22l, blk 81
Bowling Green 81 50.
d. ShafstAll 10 ]. Burbakeri lots 30 and 40
MiigraYe-e e3Oe.
W. Holeomb to q. Mimic lots 8, 7, 80 aud 81
freeport-s6 5000.
j. g. Paterson 10 NJ. q. Kendall lots l27, l2s,
126 aud MS, POTtage-S590.
a. .MsTiek b MN. Odell sw and sc and pt
ne see 36,tp 4, q. SIR. $50 aeres-S6 ,Ooo..
No. Of Uanzfers-l5i total value-SlAs9OV
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The Lamb Knitting Macbinc.-Tl

The Lamb Knitting Macbinc.-The
manufacturing Of hosiery in this country has
thus far been rnonopoizcd by few establish
mcnts in the New England States, beyond
which, either West or South. it has never pas
sed, and within which rich q vests have been
gathered.
There is no difficulty in finding market for
knit goods. The reports Of the Treasury De-
partmeut at Washington, show that in addition
to the extensive knitting done in our Eastern
Manufactures, Knit Goods to the value of
So 100000. are every year imported here from
foreign countries.
1t is the mission orthr Family Machine to ar
rest this enormous importation, and to make all
these fabrics on AMERICAN Soil AND IN AMER.
ICAN IloMEs.
Any person can learn to use 1t by the book of
insu ucti0ns Which accompanies il. without any
other assistance, but full instructions will be
given by the Agent 10 purchasers, Ia all kinds
of knitting. without extra charge.
For descriptive circulars, &C., address. with
stamp, Il. q. CARROLL, Perrysburg, Ohio,
Agent for Wood County. ...
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ManhOOd; How LOst. How RESTORED

%ASSS Just published, a new edition Of DIR
H,A CuiVeTweIi's Celebrated Essay
yE-A on the radical cure (without medicine
of SPERNATORRHRA or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, lNPoTENcY, Mental
and Physical Ineapaeity, Impediments to Mar
Tiage, ETC.; also, CONsUNPTIoN, EPILEPSY, and
FRS, induced by self-indulgence or sexual ex-
travagance.
EY- Price in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quenees Of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application Of the knifs pointing out q
mode Of cure at once simple, certain, and effect
nal, by means Of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
n eheaplY. privately, and radically. q ~
rB- This Lecture should be Ia the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain eavelop, TO any
address, postpaid, ON receipt Of sE cents, ort two
post stamps. Also, DIR. OalFerwelI's q Mar
Rage Guide" price IS cents. Address the
publishers, CHAS. ]. @. KLINE e. CO.,
Isf ROWeTy, New iere, POsioaes pOE !, 1856
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EXcursiOn.--The Joint excursion OF the
Presbyterian and NJ. E. Sabbath Schools, which
took place on Tuesday last, was very pleas
ant affair, and was participated in by about 200
scholars and their friends. The Cora Lock pas
aud returned, stopping a short time at the Iron
Works and at Toledo. At the latter point the
cXcursionists became somewhat scattered, ad-
miring the beauties Of the city. and only through
the exeriions Of one or two of the more gallant
and chivalrous young men, in earnest appeals
to the Captain, soms OF the " big" girls would
have missed tue boat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-27

For september, contains the portraits and BIZ
ographes of John Rogers, the design and mod
eier uf the wel.known Rogers Group :" Jos
A. Wright, ex-governor of Indiana, and late
Minister to Prussia Won Bier, the Russian
Naturalist Winnie Roam, the Washington
Sculptures besides interesting articles llustra-
ted and otherwise, on Heads large and small (;
Personal Beauty 81. Marks Cathedral at Nrn-
ice Apoplexv, or the Philosophy of Sudden
Death the Bhinoceros Controversy, it's Uses
aud Abuses Life Saving Apparatus True
Relation of the Sexes A Visit to Coster, or
the Ape men, by Carl Vogt; Presentments, etc.
Price 80 cents, or SO wear. S. Z. Wells, Pub
Usher, 3Sg Broadway, New York
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Onr Family PhysIeian.-Hereis is a book
that really seems to meet every requirement Of
a thoroughly reliable family physician and is
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1t has one entirely new and it seems to US, in
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physicians the Alopataic, Homeopathic, Hy-
dropathic Eclectic an Herbal SD that choice
can be made of the method that may the best suit
ones taste or cnnN eniencs, or combination of
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il desirable. 1t is written in plain language
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To thus have always a. haud a reliable fam
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and to give tie best of advise, i" free Of charge"
is certainly worth the small sum charged COR
this work. We are informed that over two
thousand copies have been sold already in the
city of Chicago, where the author resides, and
that il is having an unprecedented sale
everywhere. II is published in Cincinnati, by
G. +. VENT, 80 West Fomth street, and in CHI
cago by J. 5. GOODMAN IL Co.. Custom House
Place, and is sold exclusively by subscription.
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Pcterson,s Mngazlnc.-

The September number Of this ladies faYorite
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fashion plate, with several wood-cut engravngs.
The literary contents are Husbands and Wives
At the Falls Mrs. Marchs Boarders Death
in Life Charity's Secret; Gnardy'S Pearl ;
Marie Antoinette's Talisman; with numerous
selections of poetry, with Editorial notes, &c.
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adetphia
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DemoresI,s PnrIor NTmgnz,nc.-

The enterprising publisher Of this popular
Magazine is first IN the field in announcing,
among the inducements to subscribers FOR the
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/ DENOREsT's MONTHLY is itsel by far the most
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lishcd in this country, and requires little extra
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Hollands German Bitlers
Hollands German Tonic

% combination qr all Me in0redfents Of ne Bin,rit
Vith rrRR Santa CrsE RHs, OvdWge, etc. 10 usef
for The disedses he Bsrs fa edsss rh,re some
pure alcoholic stimulus required fon will bear
tnind that these remedies entirely different (roHt
any others ddrert,d for the nC the dissdses RdEed
hSss being scientific preparations ~ wsdcfHd eErdcfsS
ehile hs dheri are dcc0ctioHs Of rtla ta sos
Corm. The TONIC ia decidedly oR' of hs Woa plea
sant and dgrcdbs remedies offered 10 nS public
lis tdAs Is eJQuse Is II,dsurs 10 take t. while is
WsyiriHy sThdrdtiHg, and medicinal qualities hauS
edused il u b khOVn as the gTeutea Of all tOaiea
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The State Enlr.-Ertonsirs

The State FRIr.-Extensivs preparations
are being made by the people Of Toledo, for the
corning State Fair, which is to commence on
September 18th and close on the 18th. The
Beard have made and are still making valuable
in Provements in the grounds, and 1t seems to
be the prevailing opinion that 1t will be the most
successful aud attractive exhibition ever beld
in the State
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august II, n, IT, INOV, TIt9O
Hanley Road Improvement--No, 18
Pcrrysbury, Troy and Lake townships.
Apportionment Of Estimated Expenses.

NOTICE is hereby given tn Cyrus Williams,
~ Rcbrcca Durkin, WIN. h Geo. Swinderman,
Dominick Gosling, +. & Juo. Brenot, Jascph
Cedo1, Wm. P. Richards, f. Reed, Hiram
Tingley, Malcolm Stulker, John Stolker, ID. F.
Stockmnn, James W. Ross, David Ilaar, Sam
uel Wagner, Jr., j. & Geo. Wagner, Iohu
Whitley, s. llanely, James Moore, Darius NOM
George Truman, John Elder, John Mulle,, San
ford Howard, John Webb, J. +. Price, Uriah
Dennis aud James llaney, aud the non resident
owners Of the following lands, to-wit