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Farm for Sale.

vI'IIE subscriber offers hi, farm for sale situated
4 IN Milton Plantation, on topcoi River, said
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ui good hav, which l. mostly cut with Moving
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tn saw mills, siiiUslc mill, and gri-t mill. food
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particulars, enquire oI the subscriber On the
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IN the Honorable Ioarl Of County Commission
crs. within and for the County OF Oxioni
Conuty of Oxford would respectfully repre-
sent that public convenience aud necessity require
the location of n highway In said town OF Hiram,
commencing at point In the highway, leaning
from Hiram Bridge to lsrownilcld,l near the Ios,
i,frc in said town OF Hiram, thence in the most
feasible direction to the line of the Portland q
Osdcnsburg Railroad thence in the most feasible
direction 10 the highway leading from Hiram
bridge to Cornish. We, therefore,p pray your hohvI
10 view said routes and make such locations as the
nublic convenience and necessity may require
''N JOIlNP. HUBBARD,
A. h L. GoOGINS,
D. q. SMALL,
JOHN II. SPRING,
sILAS HALL.
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less, but peck of potatoes or apples
represents nothing definite. By the
measurement by one individual who un-
derstands the art of making the fcwest
apples or potatoes ill the vessel, the
weight will be much smaller than the
filling of the same measure by one less
expert or more honest Ii can be- safely
asserted, that the difference on the
average, will not vary much from twenty
five per cent. Now il these articles were
sold by weight, there could be no such
departure from accuracy. and, if farmers
we're compelled to sell, rs well rs buy,
by weight, they would in the end be none
the losers. This, We believe, they arc all
ready To admit. and would checrlully
comply with the terms of 4 law making
il obligatory upon them. The opposition
would come from the middle men or
huckstcrs, who, buying at wholesale,
dispose of their purchases in smaller
quantities. Hence the sufferers arc MANI
" the consumers, and of these, persons
in humble meanS form no inconSiderable
part. Justice 10 this class, and in fact to
all classes, demands that the measure
system be abolished, and that of weights
substituted, and il some of our prominent
member, of Congress would forget for a
brief season their desire 20 distinguish
themselves in politics, and devote some
time to the pcrtecting ola law, compoll,
inc al sales OF solids 10 be made by
weight, they would cntille themselves to
the gratitude and respect of the whole
country JoarHGl Of the Farm.
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To PHYSICIANS.
New York, Aug. Is, 1868

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Commissioners Notice.

WE. the undersigned, have been appointed by
w the Honorable Judge OF Probate for OK
ford County Commissioner, with lull powers Ia
receive aud examine all the claims of the several
creditors 20 the estate of Nelson Pickett, lat" OF
Lincoln Plantation in said County, and We do
hrrrbv appoint saturday, the fourth day OF Feb
ruar,. and SATURDAY, the fourth day of March, \.
u ISL. 1t the ofilce of X \. Frye, in Bethel, In
said County, ri ten o'clock ~ the foi cnoon upon
each at said day. the time aud place of our
,nac;ings in attend tn our duties as 'uch CommtS
Toner. and the creditors 10 laid estate will pre-
..ni their claims against laid ctSte on these dsl
An prove their debts a. j. required by Law.
ELIAS VI. CARTER,
Il A. FRYE.
bethel Nov l.. 1870
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Tn Tho Honorable Court of County Commlssio
-, ,l,,;, S,utcmh.r Tenn holden bY n

To the Honorable Court OF County commission
crs M thcjr september Tenn, holden 10y al
ionrnmcpt october 18th, \. u. 1870.
rI,HE undersigned respectfully represent tina
i he is duly licensed ~ Ferryman at Rumior'
Pon, Ferry, across The Androscoggm Eiver' ah'
iba, The rates of fcrriage as now liked by YOU
Uo..or, nj that Ferry are much below the rate
established at other Ferries on he Androscoggin
that in consequence of the change of travel, an'
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OF kecping The same and maintaining boats ah'
ropcs remain the same. Relieving u just AA'
uroper the undersigned respectfully prays YOU
ionors 10 riyise said rates Of ierfiage, anu ~
thc ssn,e a. al other ferries on said river,
CHARLES 4. kiMBALL.
puufor,l Ost nth $50.
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STATE OF MAINE.

oxFoyp. S. Board of County Commissioner,
september Session, leo, held by Adjournment
November ltth, 1870:
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioner Is re-
sponsible. and tina, inquiry into the merits OF his
application g. cXpedieni II i ordered that the Coun'
Is Commits. toners viii civ h' airing on said peti'
ton al their Office In Paris, In said County, on Mon
DAY. the ,wrnty-siNih GOTH day Of December next,
and all per and corporations may then and the re
appear and shcv' cause II any they have, Why the
prayer al said p iii!oneI should not De granted.
Affect: WI. h. kIMBALL, Clerk.
true copy Of said petition, aud order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: WI. X KiMBALL, Clerk.
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Bethel. Nov Il. 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
Personal Notes.


Associate Justice Bradley appeared, qualified and
took MS seat on the bench OF the United States
Supreme Court at Washington yesterday.
The Prince Dc JonviDe visited Milan during the
hte carnival.
three charitable institutions IN Bradford, England.
The Marchoness of Hastings to be married 70 Sir
George ChetWynd IN May next. The bride has made
1t Stne qua non that Sir George shall give up all
connection With the turf.
The Hon. Edward Stanhope, second son OF Earl
Stanhopc Is engaged to marry Miss Lucy EperLon
niece or Lord Egerton, OF Tatton.
The Marquis OF Ailsa was lately thrown from n1s
horse, while hunting near CraiRie, and received
some severe injuries about the mead.
The Ndwah OF Joonagnur has given the govern
ment or India lakn OF rupees to be expended on
pubic works IN kattyawar to lcommemorate the
visit OF the Duke OF Edinburg.
Thc wife Of Mike McCoole has sent her furniture.
DC, 10 the auction house 10 be sold to the highest
bidder. she says Nike has deserted her and does
not intend 70 come back.-St. LOUIS DESPATCH
March 10.
y s. Wilde Hardnge, or California, has bcught pro-
perty In stamford and taken up residence for the
summer at BeecnwOOd Lodge. MIR. HardInQe was
All Oficer II the United States Navy ana asO at one
time held commission IN the army but went with
motel as the husband of Belle Boyd the famous
rebel spy In California he has been editor politi.
cian, lecturer and reader.
Rochester Is vicing with Syracuse in matters per.
tanning to matrimonial infeltcity and indecent as.
saults IN one case lately there was sudden break
Ing one necessary article, which chopped up by
2D Indignant husband ana made flrewOOd or In
anotner case beggary villain. who mad Deen fed
ana iurnlaheo win means TO procure lodgings, a.
young lady IN the same mousse. The morals OF the
iDfsri0r hav0 bad look
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
A ID u 6 e III E N is.

NIBLo's-BENEFIT OF w. A. MooRE.-We were glad
to see such crowded and brilliant audience yester-
day AZ this theatre the occasion OF this deserving
gentleman's benefit. The programme and artists
were unexceptionaby attractive. First came the
queeny Matilda Heron In her unsurpassed r0le OF
Camille, 70 praise which would be 10 gld refined
gold. Then came one OF those favorte old plays by
members OF Walacks company ana u number OF
recltAll0ns, among winch Mr.. Stephen MassetJ was
the principal feature. Those admirable artists, Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Williams, wound up The perform.
ancc with one OF their side.splltllng Character
pieces. Drama comedy, ballet, burlesque and re-
citals all combined To make the benefit artistic as
II was financial success. Mr.. Moore mas realized
at least $3, 900 from this complimentary testimonial.
ACADEMY OF MUsrc-BENEFIr OF Nix. LAW
RENcE.-Thls gentleman q baritone in the Parcpa-
Rosa English Opera troupe, had o slimly attended
benefit last night. Tne "Trova'oreu IS not very
attractive In Its English shape, and notwltnstand-
>lng the peerless vocaism and acting OF Nine. Rosa
An Leonora and the charming Interpretation OF the
gypsy by MIR. Segun, the Manrico OF Mr.. Castle
"a character which ne III utterly incapable O singing
or acting, aud the Count dl Luna OF Mr. Lawrence
(Which was the worst we have ever seen on the
stage, the opera fell nat. Mr. Lawrence broke
down in the III Balen" 50 that he had come for
ward and make an apology. Nine. Parepa-R Rosa
was the great feature OF the evening" This COM
paBy ought TO give Verdi wide berth the future.
Tonight they play 'The Black Dominon III Brook
lyQ.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March %, 1870.
nrvTo ma conn

BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the Friendship Association OF the
city Of New Yo1k. Amending the charter OF the
Working women's Union, authorizing II to mold real
estate to the amount OF 100000 Making fees pay.
abe In dsilars ana cents instead OF pence and sn
nngs.
AeceeratinR payment Of taxes by railroads; max
ing " the duty OF Supervisors to DIX assessments
except IN New York and Kings counties; incorpo
rating tne Eastern DiStrict Hospital OF Brooklyn.
City OF Troy was announced. Mr.. DAVIS moved to
recomnt so the Board OF Supervisors OF Rensselaer,
county could be beard, as aqueston OF equalization
OF taxation was involved.
Mr.. FLAda stated that the object Of the bill was
simply 10 increase tho number OF supervisors from
The city by three which would gAve the city thirteen
TO sixteen from the country towns.
Mr.. HYATT sustained the motion 70 recommit but
1t vas lost and Gae bill passed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
Musical and Theatrical Notes.

A complimentary testimonial was rendered to Mr.
and MRS. ". j. Florence on ST Patricks Day, ct the
Trlinble opera House. Albany, by the Governor ana
Legislature, which was an ovation OF the grandest
kind. The engagement OF the Florences has been
unprecedentedy successful.
The steamer Union, with Madame Janauschek, has
safely arrived at Southampton After staying In
London and Paris for few weeks she viii 20 to
Bath Kissingen. Having received ON invitation from
the Grand Duke OF Sachsen Meiningcn to spend a
few weeks at his palace on the Lake Of Como she
VIII 60 TO Italy, and return through Switzerland 10
New York.
London paper speaks thus OF Mr.. j. s. Clarke
the eminent American comedan:-Tne appearances
Of Mr.. ). y. Clarke as DR.. Pangloss vt the Strand
VIII form an era In the history OF that theatre The
qualities OF this Renteman's stye-its breadth. its
power, It's capacity ana irresistible humor are nov
all things acknowledged and expected. We nnd ali
these IN MS Dr. Pangloss; but IN addition we ana
thoroughly appreclabe Judgment which restrains
RIm from exuavagancc. Throughout It bore aivns
OF the most conscientious elaboration ana NAV hc
rightly accepted ~ the masterworK OF a great
artist.
Ina few weeks there viii be a great hight OF our
lnea1icai ana musical artists to Europe Madame
Parepk- Rosa, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul Lotta
the flsrences, Papa Bateman and daughter, Mr..
aud MR. Barney Williams are all booked TO cross
Tammany VIII shortly reopen with host or At
ractl0ns, aUiGnR which Professor RIsley's Spanish
bai,et troupe pre-empenL
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
MunDsA IN ST. ADAMS. VI.
ST. ALBANS, March 20

ST. XLBAHS, M1fcn Z1 IS7U.
About three O'Clock this morning Q Canadian,
named John Hammonds, was found dead across q
fence on Haughton street, In this village. Last
night he was at an auction, where he bid on watch
aud displayed pocketbook containing seventy five
dollars. He was afterwards taken to low den kept
by woman, where he was drugged, and when on
his way to his boarding house he was robbed and
then choked 10 death. The villains then put hin
across the fence, as he was Iopnd He leaves wife
and cblllren IN MonlTeaA