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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11
FOR SALE.

AT THE THE JOURNAL OFFICE,
~ q large stock of Envelopes. Writing
Paper, Pens, Pencils, Gold Pens, Erasers,
Rubber and Rubber Bands, Initial Paper,
Pen Racks, Inkstands, Writing Ink, and
other Items of first-class Stationery Gel
vANDEERURGH COUNTY TEN
" year nine per cent. Bonds, at the
First National Bank, Evansville. ocl-tf
"a YOUNG AND HA DSOHIE blood
~ "a Cow. INQUIRE al this Offics. II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to 30 tons Of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand OF broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

FISH g. BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
~aup31 If
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European Markets.

By Tele graph.J LONDON, Oct. 10.
Cor soils 921z@92sk; bonds drmer; 62s eI1S I:
61S St5S 6Ts S91z lO-40s 65Z.
FRANKFORT, October I0.-Bonds hrmer
at IS.
LIVERPOOL, October IO.-Cotton steady /;
sales OF 900 bales upIands at 81; Orleans
BE California white wheat lbs I'd: red
western 81; winter IS 10 u /; Flour 221lQ
z213s; corn 1s5Ei oats IN; barley 81; peas
351as.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

wB- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLE4
on the face, use PsrT,y'S Oo71edo7ae QHd Pm
ME Remedy, prepared only by DR.. b. O.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
eVeryWhers. The trade supplied by whole
maIa mad lofua dealers. FnOlT dim EDH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

LOOK AT THE RUINs!-Aye, Took
at the ruins of what once were mag
nifcent sets of teeth to be seen every
where in society. Look at them, and
ask yourself if it is not marvellous
that such destruction is permitted.
when by simply using Sozodont, auy
teeth, however fragile, may be preser-
we'd from decay or blemish as long as
life lasts?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

AS the money on deposit viii be loaned
out, the Savings Bank ought 90 be we'll
patrOnized, especially by the middle class
es, so that the bank may be always able
70 supply the demand for small loans.
This Bank rs especially valuable FOR the
benefit of the laboring classes. as nearly
all the money is deposited by the working
men. Brflg, therefore. your small sums,
even If IL be ONE DOLLAR, so that The
needy ones among you can be aCcsmmo-
dated and relieved.
The BEST OF BECUR given for dee
poslts, and the money always SO invested
that you and your children may reap the
good profits OF 10.
Once Is Main Street.
JOHN LAVAL,
sepl5-1md&w Secretary and Treasurer.
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Z. G. VAN RIPPER,
oc11-1t var Acting Mayor.

BG- The ladies of table No. 3 return
their sincere thanks to all those
having made donations. as we'll as
those that Kindly volunteered their
services during the late entire Fair.
Mrs. j. b. ALTERING,
oct11 1t President Table No. 3.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

The usual amount of steam used 20 do
saving with by the POrtible Circular Saw
mill iB fron l25 20 $50 pounds pressure PEI
square inch. I have reduced this amount
and require only rom 60 10 50 pounds per
square inch, 40 which steam Us not cone
sidered In the ioRst dangerous, and ia, 20
the same time, more economlcal ln the
saving OF fuel, SC. We append the louoFH-
ing certificate Of the hrst Oh my new style
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
peruBal OF saWyera ana hll those Qaslflne
TO purchase, and solicit q call and careful
examination, they now being ready CA
hand and making mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires ana heaVr
iron axles, easily drawn from place and
always ready for operation IA Q lew hour.
NIB. RnATz THE Portable Engine You
furnished me, / 90 aHider as satisfactory end
perfect IN every respect aa any machine y
ever saw, runs Light, uses % pounds or
steam Tor ranning double 90 ana 5Q mon
ctrouler raw mill Tor common Gay nnsA
ness. n average days W9rkt uuuJ r.
1000 feel 81 lumber easy with 70 poulla-
OF steam. a. - gAtal w aLts
LymnVitlo Ind
MARION, KY, September o lblJ
Mr.. Q. Kratz, Evansville, lnd.s
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LOST.

THE HENDERSON Fab, OBJ
90. ON the steamer Fayette. On Inufs-
= 49, October 9th, q Diamond. Breastpln,
rzifb iaToe OpaI set with diamond clusters
ana diamond sets In stem. The finder
will be literally rewarded BY returning
IL 10 this office, or TO No. South Water
Street. oct7-3t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

The one we lpurehased OF you on Che 22i
August last has given entire satisfaction
We are satisfied that with proper hands 30
Will saw fifteen hundred feet of poplar per
hour. on the whole, we think Won have
great rlnsOn 20 congratulate yourself upon
having constructed most excellent MIL
Whic1 win dOubt eas superceue fhOao con b
structed upon 9th or principles. The Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt whom You
sent 10 put the null up and start 10 Tor Us
seems to be an excellent machin46l. Oar
friends who witnessed him WORKING Say
he is the best sawyer that they have an er
seen. You could not have sent uett9r
unaohlnist aud sawyer, or one That WOulu
nave given more Satisfaction Your Mtil
n tusG what you recommend it 90 be-
Yours, truly . $780,.
sep0-3m ELDER BROS.
Otner aIEes for farm and plantation use
aud ali other REQ ltremnnia,
nov 15-6m q. AhAAas
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Brickf Brick I!

+ "SpaldiDg's Glue useful in every
house. oet11d3seod
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The HeaIing Foo

"A Aa1 II . lLLILI A OOIe
WSRaA YB FOR YOUNG MEN, who
a have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and q bette
for the ahaicted. Sent in sealed letter ens
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.s PHILADEL'
prTTA pa aeUT9
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Betting, FIRE BRICKS. STEAM
GAJ6zS, AND WROUGHT
IRON PlPES.
The PeOple9s EaVlngs BIZ,

Which has been removed To the Drug
Store Of the undersigned, viii hencsiorth
receive deposits OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-11

G. KRAFT,
PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINE
Circular Saw Mill Works.
Corner First and Pine and Second and
Elm Streets,


Portable Engines (satg ngiU size), and
Portable Circular Satg Mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11

must never expect perfection in an In
stitutiou of this kind. The very nature
of the diseases of the class of patients that
are sent to the Hospital precludes the
possibility of such result. Yet we do
cheerfully say that our own State Asylum
is as well managed. at the present time
rs any similar Institution We ever visited
MIR. Robert Morris Copeland, who made
the working plan says the following VII"
reference to planting trees, which Is d
matter worth of general consideration
Whoever looks upon this plan with The
eve of farmer will regret the large
amount OF plantation, and think have
sacrificed economy to beauty. ! admit At
once tina, economy has been second in my
estimate olthe superintendent OF beauty.
hut nj the same time, think can show
that ii the trees were planted solely rs n
crop that il is the best crop YOU can grow.
The uces have planted would in
twenty FIVE years pay for themselves, the
cost of their planting and treatment. and
a large interest on the land, if cut of for
iire-wood, and in twenty years more
would be worth the first cost OF the place
for timber. But DO not plant with the
idea of cutting off, although If the planta-
tons should be properly thinned, their
value will be increased aud large sum
of money realized. Ii may seem to the
casual thinker that | have planted too
thickv. but want Won to get an i'm
mediate effect and should advise thicken-
inc still more Tor that purpose and 10
enable the trees 10 nurse each other For
nurses YOU might plant Scotch Laich
and Aspen between every two trees lhave
shown. and it, cut out in twenty years, the
cuttings will very nearly pay the whole
cost Of the entire plantation and leave the
permanent trees in vigorous condition.
have given great deal Of care ami
thought To The plantation and provided
for mSnv beautiful effect, in form and
color. Il you pI1at exactly - have
sbowl the trees. in forty years YOU will
have sight worth going to augusta TO
see
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
Gouoh.s Habits.

When away lecturing he writes letter
TO his wife every day, and she also sends
one 10 him. lie also has private sec
rotary or attendant with him. whose du-
ties include, among other things, that OF
waking up the distinguished lecturer
from his afternoon rap. The latter takes
only one square meal" perday. dinner;
for breakfast and supper no has light
diet, say tea with bread and butter -
About 8, p. NJ he takes nap and sleeps
till the last minute" Were he not got
up by some one determined to do it, he
would slecptill 9 o'clock. But one OF the
greatest of his peculiaritcs is the way he
puts on different suits of clothes through
out. three or four time; day. II Is one
for the morning, another for dinner,
third for supper, fourth for the lecture
and a nth when he returns home. a
cup of tea. and then he IS ready 10 talk
and Joke till midnight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
Hoe 10 Celebrate ANNIVERSARIES
Of Ueddipgs.

Anuiycrsarie, orweddiugs appear to he
yearly growing into general favor.
They may - made pleasant festivals il it
only be- understood that etiquette and
good breeding % no, demand the ne.
uovledgins OF an invitation to these
wedding, hy presentations of valuable
gifts. Members of the family or very
intimate friends arr the only persons
from whom such gifts May bc received.
Invited guests necdnotah>cut themselves
from such agreeable entertainments be-
cause false conception requires them TO
contribute costly presents. For amu>c-
mcu,> or sooiahi'ijy. tribes in paper, tin
or wood may bc offered by casual n
well rs personal friends ON the occasion of
the c0mmymumtcd weddings.
The paper wedding. the first anniycr-
>ary OF tho marriage j. houorcd but by
Few. Invita-, ons have been issued on
peculiar styles ct cray paper, resembling
thin pa.tctosr'. The present, in keep
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, ss;-Probate Court, Jan'y Term, 1870
rINO the Heirs 1T Law, next of kin. aud all other
persons interested In the estate Of James Al.
drich late of Chhriestown. IL the County OF Middle
sex, aud Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, deceas
ed;-- .
whereas, Petition has been presented to said
Court by George II. Jacobs, Of Charlcstown Morc
said, with certain papers, purportiug To be copies
OF the last VIII and Testament Of said deceased and
the Probate thereof In said State OF
Only authenticated representing, that at the time Of
his death, said deceased had estate In said County
of Oxford, ON which said VIII may operate, aud
PRAYING that Il copy Of said VIII may be flied and
recorded In the Probate Office, Ia said County OF
oxford, aud letters Of administration, with the VIII
annexed thereon granted 20 him,-you are hereby
cited To appear at Probate Court. to b. held at
Paris, In the County OF oxford, on the III Tuesday
of March next at ten oclk In the forenoon, To shew
cause II any you have, against the same. And said
petitioner Is hereby directed 90 give public not Ice
thereof, by publishing this citation tbree weeks
successfully In the oxford Democrat, printed at
Paris, In said County OF Oxford, the first pubiica
ton 10 be- thirty days at east, before said Court.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy, attest: J. 5. Horns, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
FOR BOSTON.
Maine Steamship COMFY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi-WeekIy Line.
Seni-Weekly Line.

ON and after the 18th inst, the fine Steamers
" DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, will until further
notice, run as follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, At z NJ, and leave Pier Is +.
at Pm
The Drizo and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel.
ers between New York and Maine.
Passage IN state Room IS. Cabin Passage 81.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, 81. John, and ala parts OF Maine. Ship
Pers are requested to send their freight TO the
Steamers "a early As r NJ. on the days they leave
Portland.
For freight or passage applv 20
HENRY FOX, Calls Wharf Portland
j. r AME>, Pier IS L. r. New York.
judy >, lejy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
Nofice Of EOreclosurc.

WHEREAS Sarah Pratt and ATba Pratt, OF
w hndoycr, in our County of oxford and
state of Maine, on the stth day Of June 4. ID
lS0, by their Mortgage Deed Of that date, convey.
ed 10 Simeon Cummings, OF Paris in said County r,
certain Real Estate situated In said Andoyer, be
Ing the farm on which they then lived, and the
same premises conveyed to the said Sarah Pratt,
10y the said Simeon Cummings, on the same day
reference to said deed being had for more par.
tlcUl2r descrpilon,--said Mortgage Deed being
recorded in oxford Registry, book 1871, page ~
And whereas the conditions of said mortgage
have been broken. |, kmeinc =. Cummings admin
istratriX of the estate of said simeon Cummings,
deceased, hereby claim to tOreclo-e the same, &C.
corlng to the statutes OF the state.
EMELlNE ,. CUMMINGS,
Administrative.
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Sale.

Dy virtue OF license from the Judge OF Probate
ID for oxford County, shall sell by public sale
ON Saturday, the 5th dsy OF March next At one
O'Clock, I. NJ. az the Storr OF Marshall walker In
Lowell Village, all the Real Estate OF which Alone
n. scavey. late OF Stow, deceased died seized and
possessed and particularly all his right title and
Interest In his Homestead situated In said Stow
for the payment OF debts and Incidental charges OF
said estate.
SAMUEL DEARBORN, Admir-
f., I'll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11

COUNTY OF OXFORD

COUNTY OF OXFORD
June $40 70 miles travel from Canton to
Mexico and back, on petition OF h. q. ~
Harlow AMI others, StW
= days' attendance on same, o.
Paid ferriage,
July Ito no mites travel from Canton 10
Waterford and back, on petition of IL. =, ~
a. Jewet. and others. II
2days' attendance on same, SG
Paid ferrage,
$50 "a miies travel from Canton to
Hartford aud back, on petition OF Sc
lectmen Of Hartford. 70
Sdays' attendance on same, 20
Paid fcrrage, ~
s-To - miles travel from Canton 10
Mexico and Peru, ON petition OF select
sdays' attendance on same, $50
- I3--T'o ~ miles travel from Canton to
Andovcr and back, ON petition nf j.
W Clark aud others, NW
bdays' attendance on same, l. ~
Paid ferTiage, ~
Sept Ito ~ miles travel from Canton to
Hanover and Anioyer and back, ON
petition Of = Poor aud others, 500
Sdays' altcud1nce on same, oO
PAID lrrTiagr, ~
Oct. l2-To II miles travel from Canton 10
oxford and back, on petition of town
of Oxford 500
days attendance on same, 300
Paid feIrisgP, ~
Ito y miles travel in oxford and
Otisiield, un petition OF Daniel stone
and others, 30
. day.' attendance same, D"
$50 Ii miles travel from Canton To
Hartford aud back, on petition of j.
= Mendall and others, W
= days attendance on same, "W
Paid ferriage, ~
2S-To - miles travel from Canton to
RoNbury and back, on petition OF Sc
lectmen of RoNbury, "a
days attendance on same, %
Nov s-To ~ miles travel from Canton To
oxford aud back, on petition of l.. W.
Hsckett and Others, 10
days attendance on same, %
Paid ferI1age, ~
Dec Ito iT5 mins travel from Canton to
Iilead and back, ON petition Of J. W.
Kimball aud others, IL 10
3days' attendance on same, %
ALTO ~ miles travel from Canton TO
Paris and back, on petition Of town OF
Paris, ~
DAYS attendance on same, 30
2a-To 50 miles travel from Paris to
Canton aud back, ON petnion OF &. ).
brown and Others, 300
DAYS attendance on same, ~
Paid postage, -
sI77 81
ELLIS
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COUNTY OF OXFORD
4. a.. GISIIMAN. DIR,

To {. Z. CUSHMAN, DIR.
june s-To - miles travel from Hebron TO
Mexico and back, ON petition of T.. e.
Harlow and others, $500
; days attendance on same. Il 50
Paid fcrTiagc, 20
July Ito 70 milcs travel from Hebron 10
Waterford and back, on petition OF IL.
\. JcwC.t and others, 90
2 days attendance on ssmc, $40
5-To - miles travel from Hebron 10
Canton and back, ON petition Of Select
men Of Hartford 600
.day~ attendance on same, SEQ
s-To - miles travel from Canton 10
Mexico and Peru, on petition OF select
men OF Peru, 10
days attendance on same, 500
lg-fo leo miles travel from Hebron 10
Andovcr and back, on petition Of j.
NJ Clark and oihcrs, 10 %
; dave attendance on same, u 20
Paid fvrrAsc, -
sept Ito luJ miles travel from Hebron tn
Hanover and Andoycr and back, ON
petition of >yivtnus Poor and Others, 10 90
) days attendance on same, -
raii !cuiast, -
oct la-ro - miles travel from Hebron to
oxford, un petition of town VI Oxford, 20
day, Attendance ON same, } -
Ito p mics travel in oxford and
OU>hcld, ON petition OF Daniel Sloue
and other, go
sda,. attendance on same, 500
Dec. ITO 40 miles travel from Hebron TO
Gilcad and back, On petition of j. ".
kimball aud Others, IL 90
DAYS attendance on same, 80
sl-To - mile, travel from Hebron la
Paris and back. on petition Of town OF
Paris, -
day, attendance on same, 500
2H-To % m,lrs travel from Paris 10
Canton and back. ON petition OF {. :.
Brown and Others, 500
Paid postage, loo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11

\ New JERSEY FUNEEAL.-A New
Jersey farmer lost his wife the other day.
After the funeral one of his old friends
came to take tea and condole with him.
The widowcr dilatcd upon the virtues of
the deceased, and exclaimed: But wasn't
it n beautiful funeral?' Yes" replied
the friend. Every interesting, indeed. y
Quite a crowded house, wasn't it,
though ?" asked the mourncr. Very,
very; quite success" groaned the
friend. did YOU notice the hymn wasn't
it touching p queried the widowor.
Very, very; jined into it with all my
heart" replied the guest. YES. and SO
did l." said the bcreaved man; the corpse
picked u ont. She alters loved that
hymn"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
4 Question in .n.ithmetic.

~ the State Teachers Institute. which
was held at Nashua. Ma>,achu>ctts,-
Professor Quimby of Dartmouth College,
irctured upon arithmetic, and in the
course Of his remarks he gave ont the fol-
lowing example tor the teacher to work
out;
y liquor agent of a certain town held
the office one year and gave the following
statement Of his accounts:
Amour, orca,h recy., eI at the beginning
Amount OF liquor received at the same
time. 1881
cash received for the sales Of liquor dur, ''
iug o., year, lO4g7
Am'uuJ Paiti for liquor bought during
Jue wear 5pgl
Amour, ut salary "fascnt, 80
Value of liquor on hand At the cad Of the
vear, SlS7
The question i. how much does the
town owe the agent, if anything. or how
much does the agent owe the town?
PROT Quimhy said that this was the ac-
tuaI state OF the accounts ola liquor agent
OF a New England town, and that q law
smt had grown on, Of u dispute upon the
question as 10 which side was indebted to
the other, and also as to the amount of
tho indebtedness.
whole day was given to the teachers
OF Nashua 10 cipher out the true answer.
At the end OF that time, only two or three
out Of seventy-fiye teachers present gave
the true answer. The answers Of the rest
ranged al the way from the town owing
the agent 81, to the agent owing the town
-.
Although the question seems very
simple one. quite number ofour college
Ured citizens. including several very aStnte
LAWYERS, have been unable To Get the right
ansN or, after ciphering upon i; several
days We have concluded 10 withhold
the true answer for the present, so as to
give the Young mIathcmaticians among
our readers chance 10 Try their wits up.
ON the question: Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
Farm for Sale.

THE >uh-rr Der offer, hi- Farm Tar ale, si;U1.
I red iu Albany. Ny.~c. st What is known =.
Hunt, corner" consisting q 10 acres OF Br>t
qualify upland. diy,trI INTO t!.tgc, grass land
0rcharling and yasluraEc, and !, every WAY
hr-t-Class farm.
The buildings are in COOL repair, con~ist ting OF
a dwelling house, barns aud Out-huldings, and
ia the Immediate vicinity oI Post Onicc, school.
Black smiths shop, &c.
To auy one DESTROYS of purchasing good farm
here d, an opportunity seldom equalled The
reasons for selling are old axe and III health.
Terms reasonable,
JOHN HUNT
Albany, Dee =, lS,9. sw JAM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
Notice Of Foreclosure.

yyHEREAs Sarah 4. Hobbs and Henry "
w Hobbs, Of Norway, in our County 81 OK
ford and state OF Maine, by their Mortgage Deed
dated Dec. lOth lsi,, and recorded In oxford Reg.
istry. book I3s, page -, conveyed 10 simeon Cum.
miugs OF Paris, In said County, certain tract Oi
Real Estate situated IN Greenwood. In said Coun-
~, containing about hry--cycn Rcres, with the
buildings thereon. being the same farm convey oil
by simeon L Everett 10 Thomas VI. Croker by
decd dated August lTth 4. II. 1851, anil recorded
in oxford Registry, book l25, page 30, and being
the same farm which the said Crockur has bar
.aincd 10 convey 10 the said sarah y Hobbs
And whereas the conditions OF said mortgage have
been broken, I, Emoline Cumming, Ad-
miuisiTatriN ~ the estate of simeon Cummings,
deceased, claim ~ forccloss the same. according
20 the statutes OF the stale
EMELlNE :. CUMMINGS.
AdministTAtTiX.
Paris Ian 81 $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
STATE or MAINE.

STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, -. - December 81, l-i9.
Before mo personally appeared Hiram 4. Ellis,
one oi the County Comm sSioncrs for said COM.
~ and made oath To the truth Of the above &C
count by him rendered and subscribed.
WM. Il kiMBALl, Clerk Of
Courts, Oxford County,
Having first audited and examined the above
account OF Hiram \ Ellis, we hereby certify that
We ALLOW thereon the sum oi two hundred and
ninety nine dollars and eighty s"vcn cents, ssa1.
ST. WM X kIMBALL. Clerk,
ENOCH FOSTER, JR, Co. AIRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-11
STATE OF MAINE.

OxFoRD, ss. December 81, 1859.
Before me personally appeared Noah - huo,
hard, one OF the County Commissioners for said
County and made oath to the truth OF the above
account, by him rendered and subscribed
WIN X KIMBALI., Clerk Of
Courts, Oxford County.
Having first audited and examined the above
account OF y. b. Hubbard, we hereby certify that
We allow thereon the sum Of three hundred dol
lars aud sixty five cents, (sSotS
WIN. \. KIMBALL, Clerk.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR,, Co Atty.