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TIME SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-RAF
L FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and
I hans of the Southern States.
DIsrRIBUrIoN No 4i4. EVENING, JuLY2l
As 5s 40 II 10 70 30 ss 81 70 49,
DESTRUCTION No. 445. MORNING, JULY y.
5 IS AZ % IS 4 81 81 ~ -. so
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 22d
day of July. 1871. - 1.x,x-x.,<, D.
SIMMONS & CO., y. Y. IOMfhlNo,
.. Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pnr-
chased from Captain W. /. DABNEY, at tha
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
fsom Main. ii'''t
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Range of Thermometer at the Journal Office
TODAY.
A. M....69 IL M. ......,4 p. M...,....79
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OLD PAPERs--in any quantity for sale at
~ THIS OFFICE.
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LOST

r OST.-This morning POINTER PUPPY,
i A perfectly white, with the exception OF having
a liyer-colored head and liyer-colored spot on
the lower part of his back. When lost he had
red string around his neck. The finder Will be
rewarded by leaving him at No. 100, corner OF
Cary and Adams streets. Jy 22-2tf
nOG LOSr-A black and white SHEPHERD
IL DOG, with tin collar, and medal g ---5.sSo
Answers to the name of Coon A-zzs%---N
suitable reward will be given if returned 10 tine
JOURNAL OFFICE. Jy2l-ts-
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Grsnins Stats Soa'rmAk

PUBLISHED DAILY tSundays Excepted
At No. 912h Main Street, Richmond, va
The JOURNAL is delivered to subscribers in
the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, payable 10
the carriers-THREE CENTS per single copy
PRICE FOR MAILISG.-Three months vi 7oi SIX
months $3 90; one year &c o..
subscribers TX months for rs cents year*l DC.
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There will be TRIAL OF SPEED between
several well known horses.
SMITHS BRASS BAND will be in attend
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

The Spanish Ministry !
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4 GRAND PICNIC

A FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PATRICl'S CHURCH to
viii take place at the
FAIR GROUNDS, lF
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 2eTH JULY, 1871.
There will be TRIAL OF SPEED between
several well known horses.
SMITHS BRASS BAND will be in attend
ance.
Trains will leave the Broad Street Depot at Q,
10 and IL o'clock A. M, IL M, and 4, ana +
M. The last train returning from the Grounds
will leayeat O'Clock =. M.
TICKETS-JO cents. Children under IL years,
free. r. a.,
Ample arrangements have been made for the
preservation Of good ORDER and an ample supply
ofrefreshmen's caxn,rrrr: s ssHgg
PHILIP O'NEIL, JOHN RANKIN, II,
BERN'D LEONARD, WALTER MAlIONEY,
jy 2l--4t -------------4------ ----4------
RIcHMoSp AND DANvILLE AND PIEDMONT II. RS. }
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AND FRT. AGENT,
RICHMOND, Va. July 10, 1871.
T1XCURsION TICKETS TO THE SPRINGS.
EXCURSION TICKETS for the. following
points can be purchased at the Ticket Offce OF
This Company (Richmond) at the rates specified,
J2onsack,s (C,oyner's Springs) ........@l0 25
Allegheny Station tAIeghany Springs).,.. IL 10
Big Tunnel (NIontgomery White Sulphur y,
Springs y 80
Christiansburg yellow sulphur Springs. II eo
New River and Central Depot New River
White Sulphur Springs s)..-................ l3y0o
uupuenot Springs .,........................ | so
Amelio S,I,ings ..,,,..,,.......... 8 80
Hickory Tavern, N. c., (Catawba Springs 20 90
These Tickets entitle the holder to return With
out additional charge until the 18th of October.
JOHN II. HIACMURDO, :
General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Rsfs- R.s&D. r. r. 4
T. M. r. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Superintendent, r. & d. r. r.
Bgy- Tickets for Bonsacks, Allegheny, Big Tnn-
nell Christiansburg, and Central Depot are also
on sale at the Ticket Office of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Railroad, 1925 Main street,
Richmond .eti ~ Jy 2U-lM
RIcuMoSD, FREDERIcKsBuRG +, X. X
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT Aar, {
~ RICHMOND, July 90 1870
ExCU RSION TICK Il t 5
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A GRAND PICNIC fit'
A FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PATRICKS CHURCH
Will take place at the
FAIR GROUNDS, III
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Trains will leave the Broad Street Depot at 0,
10 and IL o'clock A. NJ, IL NJ, and 1, and T.
M The last train returning from the GROUNDS
will leaveaa at O'Clock =. M.
irI(,KFrTS;-JO cents. Children under IL years,
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Noyes' Block, Norway. Me.

To the Honorable Justices or the supreme Judi
ciul Curt neat = b. holden at Paris, within
and for the County OF Oxford Oh the first L es.
dav OF Decemhs- \. u $50.
CARAH l.. COWIC, OF liamlin', Grant, in said
= Couaty, libel> AMI gives this Honorable Court
IL he informed that she was lawfully mari led To
John Cowic, AT Albany, in sad County OF Oxford
on the Iyst day Oi January, \ ID. $50, By Thomas
Morrill,. Esq, Justice of the Peace within aud
for said County, AMI that your lbel1nt has hSd by
her said husband one child, now living, VIZ Min
ME CoWic, aged four wears; that your hbelant
since then interma1iage, has always behaved
herself towards the said John Cowc as chaste,
faithful and afectiOnate wife, but that the said
John Cowic, wholly regardless of his marriage
covenant and duty, did on the 18th dav OF Decem
her a. ID. ISiT, wholly desert Your libelanl, and
has ever since that time refused Ia return 10 live
with. or provide for your ibelant or her said
child wherefore Your libeantp rdys that the bonds
OF marriage between her and the said John Cow.
ic may he dissolved, aud that the custody of said
IN child mn, be given 10 your libClant, anti for
alimony out .. the personal estate Of her said
husband. SARAH l.. COWIC.
Woodstock Nov. Il, 1870.
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned, Special Committee, mp
l. pointed by the Supreme Judicial Court, hold
On within anu for the County OF oxford, To act up
on the appeal OF the inhabitants of Rumiord, IN
said County, from the judgment Of the County
COMMISSIONS for said County, in making certain
alterations aud locations in the County Ruad,c com
mencing at Andover Corner in the town of An,io'
yer, in said County, opposite John L. Merrii!'s
Tavern, thence on the west sile OF Ellis kiver ana
across said river III the covered bridge, near the
mouth of said river: thence crossing the Andres.
cuggin River IN the town uf Rumlord, in said
County, between the mouth Of said Ellis River
aud Peter ThompsOn's land, in said Rumord;
thence IN the most feasible route through Milton
Plantation, Bethel, Hamln's Grant and Wood.
stock to Bryant's Pond Depot, opposite y. Crock
cts Tavern in said Woodstock,-hcrchyg give M
.icc that they will meet ut Prices Hotel, nj Rum
fortl Corner In said Rumford on Tuesday, the
seventh LAY of March next, at one Of the clock IN
the afternoon, for the purpose of viewing sand
County Road i'm question: and To hear all parties
Interested aud receive such testimony as may he
laid before them on the subject matter OF the APP
peal.-saii alterations aud locations Aforesaid
having been made on petition of James W Clark
AID others STEPHEN u. LINDSEY,
MARSHALL. CRAM,
JOHN 4. PERLEl
Januarv
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VIC must make the hay crop a speciality,
The more hay, the more stock. The
mere stock, the more manure, the more
manure. the greater crops and S" on.
lie believed in making hogs work for the
good Of the farm. They can be made to
earn their living. Make liberal use OF
muck, forest leaves and loan; strive in
every way possible TO increase the guam
lily of mrnure."
b. +. Cary concurrcd in the above re-
marks and added that our domestic fowls
can aid greatly 10 the value Of our icrti.
liners. Would use all the ashes hc could
procure. Use bedding; il not only serves
IN the comloVt ct the beast, but adds to
the manure heap. Would plow in man
ure slightly and thoroughly incorporate
il with The soil. Use commercial Ter
lilizcrs in the hill Elder Barrows. be.
lirycd in saving liquid manure. /, can
be m;,je nearly equal to solid. Has
greatly improved his wei soil by drainage.
By this method and top-drrssing he has
nearly doubled the quantity of hay. be-
sides improving lis quality. His neigh
bors will bear witness To this fact, MIR.
Downs ccncurred in the remarks made,
aud added that he found it profitable To
make pit Of muck and other vegetable
waste. and turn the sink spout waste up
on il I: could make two or three loads OF
good dressing in this way. Believed we
could enrich worn out soils by turning in
crops Of green clover. Uses top dressing.
Ira Palmer ir. stated that he had raised
one halt acre Of good corn, 10y manuring
in the hin with hen manure; the result of
Keeping - hens. Believed they might
even earn their living. summary
Make more manure-top-dress and drain
wet laud-Clcar up swamp>-rmse more
hav-use lime ashes and commercial
manure. Subject for discussion Jan. %.
How shall VIC increase the amount and
value ol farm dressing : Cor. Lewiston
Journal.
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To PHYSICIANS.
New York, Aug. Is, 1868.


Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND
EXTRACT BUCIlU. The component
parts are, BUCHU, lang leaf CUBEBS,
JUNIPER BERRIES.
MopE or pREpARATIoN.-Buchu, IN va
QUO, Juniper Berries, by distillation, to
form fine gin. Cubebs extracted by
displacement with spirits obtained from
Juniper Berries; very little sugar is used,
and small proportion Of spirit. 1t is
more palatablc than any now in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is Of
dark color 1t is plant that emits its
fragrance the action Of a fame destroys
this its active priuciple) leaving dark
and glutinous decoction. Mine is the co.
Tor of ingredients. The Buchu in my
preparation prcdominates the smallest
quantity of the other ingredients are add
cd, to prevent fermentation upon in-
spection il will be found not to be a Tinct-
ure, as made in Pharmacopea nor is it
a Syrup-and therefore can be used in
cases where fever or inflammation exists
In this you have the knowledge of the in
gradients and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with a
trial, and that upon inspection it will
meet with your appreciation,
With feeling Of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
III. 7. HELMBOLD,
Chemis; & Druggist of 10 yrs experience
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To me Honorable the Justices of the supreme
~ iicial Cont next 20 lee holden ~ Paris with
IN nd for the County of oxford, on the third
- --ray Of December \ II. le70.
JDI.NJAMiN II BAILEY, of Canton, in said
ID County lIbcl- and gives this Honorable Court
to b, informed that he was lawfully married TO
sarah l.. lUthoP his wife, on the tenth of Feb
rult., 4. -. isi1, AMI hA. by her one child now
lyiry; that since said marriage he has always be
hayti himself towards her n q faithful true AMI
devoted husbsud but that his sad wife wholly
ne glrctiu of her duties and regardless OF her
mar, age obligations, did on the twenty ibir, day
of April. A. u. 1853, desert your ibelaEt and took
with her their said child, and removed 10 another
art OF the State, that during the cohabitatcn
she was neglectiul OF her duties, and -howed no
affection Ion your said liL,lant; that she refused
MI protection aud support at the time OF her said
desclton, say ing that "hc might 20 his way and
she would SO hcIs." that shc forbid his visiting
her OF her child and that she indicates no dispos.
ton and utterly refuses longer 10 cohabii with
your said liJelant Wherefore the said libclant
prnys right AMI justice, and that the bonds Of ms
ti,n,ony may bc dis olved between himself and
hi. said wife, and as in duty bound will ever pray
BENJAMIN T. DALEY.
Dated at Canton, this 18th day of Nov, 1870
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Shrrih,S Notice.
STATE OF MAINE OXFORD, IS.

STATE OF MAINE IS.
tVNAkEN on Execution, and will be sold at pub
i lie auction % the highest bidder, on Saturday
the twenty hlh day of March, \. ID. 1871, at ten
O'Clock ia the fore noon, at the office OF K 4. Frye,
Esq, in Bethel County and STATE aforesaid, all
the right in equity, which Louisa Cummings, of
Albany, in SAID County of oxford. has or had
on the twenty first day of January, 4. ID. 1871,
being the time OF seizure said Execution 70 re
deem the following described Real Estate with
the Buildings thereon, situated in the Town of Al.
bany. in the sail County OF oxford, viz: The
ElSIery half OF lot No 1, in the rst range OF lots
in said Albany, and being the homestead farm of
said Louisa Cumming; The above described
premises being subject to 4 Mortgage gwen 10 Da-
vid L Cummings, Of Albany. in said County, To Sc
cure the pa, ment Of two hundred and thirty three
dollars and interest in two years from the fifteenth
day OF Dee, 4. ID ISIS, on which there Ia now
due two hundred and siNty-twO dollars and fity
two cents; said mortgage deed Is recorded with
Oxford Records, Book l5S, Page li2: Also subject
10 another Mortgage given 10 Robert Chapman,
of Bethel in said County, to secure the payment
oftwO hundred dollars and interest, payable, fifty
dollars in oneyeHr, fifty dollars iii eighteen months
and one hundred dollars in two years from the
twenty-sixth day of Dec. 1865, on which there Il
now due two hundred and twenty five dollars and
thirty three cents said mortgage deed is recorded
in Book l5S, Page IL OF Oxford Records.
\ IL. GOODWIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Bethel, Jan. 25tt \ ID. 1871.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

WILL bc sold yer, cheap, IL applied Tor soon
w we'll duishcd and tho .lughly bu;lt one
and R.halT story y House with scN IA rooms, j.
very pleasantly situated on the main Travelled
street IN Oxforl Village II ha, good cellar with
ceulentcd bottom, aud one Srtc 81 good garden
soil sud about twenty apple trees of y choice
ind ul fruit ia a LeariuE condition Also, pcU
ant cheri v tree. yurrant and g0o-cbcrrN bushes
grspe vines rhuherh aud strawberry beds. The,
I. also well ot excellent anil never failing water
which supplied eight families through the drought
thi~ season
For further particulars, apply to AARON c. NJ
RlE, steep Fails. Norway, or on the premises oi
oxford. Dec a., $50. I'm r. O. COY.
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Executors Sale.

DY virtue OF q license from the Honorable Judge
ID of Probate Of Oxford County, the undersign-
ed, Executor Of the last VIII and Testament Of
Nathaniel Hutchins, late OF Fryeburg, deceased.
hereby gives notice that he wilt sell ut public or
private sale, TT the premises Of said deceased in
Fryeburg, Saturday, the fourth day Of March
next, at ten O'clock \. NJ the following Real Es-
tate, ~ wit The House Lot, Orchard, and Fiiield
Land, constituting the homestead % said deceas.
Ell, for the payment OF debts, legacies, expenses
OF administration. &c
Also, at the same time and place, the personal
property of said deceased.
FRANKLIN SHIRLEY, Executor.
Fryeburg, Jan. Is, ls7l.
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The Cattle Disease.
cIKCUIAR FROM rHE MAINE COMMISSION. |
IRs


hrs.
The Maine Commissioners on the new
hool and mouth disease in cattle. ;. l..
Good,ue. jos Pcrcival, II. WeStoa. have
issued q circular in which they warn NIL
civ aud town authorities. common car
ri.r ca %. brewers, Sc. against the hoof
aud mouth disease That : raging among
Massachusetts, cattle They sty. though
The disease i, not usually fatal. it spreads
rapidly and j. ma IA To be- dreaded Tor its
pro.tra,ing effects The disease may hc
spread ether by contact with diseased
cattle or with the soil or any object the
dis aScd cattle may have Touched The
clothing of those who have care OF dis
cascd cattle will also carry the disease.
There i TO need OF killing diseased
animals. but they should bc isolated.
Town authorities are requested to prevent
the entrance of cattle into their limits
from outside the State. Drpvers and
others are prohibited transporting cattle
from place To place within the State, any
'"'''' '"''''o ol' V' ""'1' '''l nav =
been exposed to infection from the so
called houf and mouth disease, until this
.''.''''''o" DC '''''''''' " ".'' '''
GO" w .>'''"''> 'eP''''''e ~! ms W
!''"' '''''s = l'''''''' ivy UNIV ,'''' ''I
facts justly serious 'PP''"e %i'
Inc utmost ''O'''i'
f"' preventing '"e ulse''c ]" 'a'''c
watch nave ''en exposed 10 H. TIE "''h
i'S "' S"'f""r. A' elsewhere Pu''''heu'
= recommended. S"Ph"' i"miS"ilo"'
"' o','.,''r .'.'" 80 ca.'''de "i lme ma!
"' ">'' - - u'>lhIv'''h'' Inc ''mmiS'
IL "''> recommend Tue '"'''"hS
Treatment I'-ine an'''" >"'"'"
O' NeP' III 4" ",!' '"'"'o'' "''e pace SUIT
AO'! Ventilated Sod receive so'd "u'''s'
Inc'"dln. The utmost cleanliness
, 1t unable 10 take their usual food,
their strength should be sustained 10y
giving mashoS of coarse ground wheat,
wuh Iran NJ laX-seed tea, or other sim
''~' 'Hc''
''-h'e'u''S ana active puFs"'''es
s"'U'' NOT &c ''so' 'eo To- "'' al! o'"e'
u'P''"rS measures
4 i"e mouth may &c "asheo twice
o' '"''' ""''! WIN " so'' sponge OF r"9
dlPPe' ]" ! 'o'uI'o" o' alum "s'eI' one
Po""" 10 '"o . '''o''s' % al . So'"''0" u
wake '"io" NS"'l'"''e u "'"V) one
p"@"" - III &c s'''O"S' l "c S""'o may
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ANDROsCoGGIN, - AT the supreme Judicial
Court begun ana held at Auburn, within and iot
the County OF Aitlroscoggin, III the thrl Tue-
day OF January, Ammo Donini one thOusaL
eight hundred ant seycnty-ure.
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered, that the libel
LIANT give notice 10 the said John MgLaTen, tu
appear before the Justices of our said supreme
Judicial CoGIt. 10 DC held at Paris, within the
County of Oxford, on the I'd Tuesday Of March
4. ID. ISL. by publishing m attesied copy of said
libel and this order thereon m The Oxford Demo
GRAFT a public newspaper printed In Paris in the
County Of Oxford three weeks successfully, thu
last publication thereof 10 be thirty days, al least
before the sitting of said Court, that he may then
and there in our said Court show cause, If any lac
have, @hy the prayer OF said Libel should not he
granted.
Attest DANIEL i. ATWOOD, Clerk
A true copy OF libel, and order uf Court thereof
Attest DANIEL L. ATWOOD, Clerk.
II. NJ. u ,arcc, Attorney to Libelant.
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John z. SwRscY, Attorney

To tho Honorable Justice OF the supreme Ju,licia
toult, EeNt 10 be holden AZ Auburn, ~ The Cuun'
IS Of Nudioscoggin, on the thld TUESDAY OF
Ja.uart s = isri.
4 ENllLkE McLARES OF OXFORD ~ 'he Crur
N - ui oxford and State 90 Maine, ahosS
maljeu name was AYyillcc Pike, l.Lvl- and XIV e.
thi, Honorable Cont 20 uudcrrt .nd Thar The wa
lawfully married 90 her lu~hRrtl, John MClHtcn
81 saui oxford, on tie : ~ dly oi March, y ID.
lSj 10y Rev - pnitle aud last since sEeir IN
herself towards he- said husband cha~tc
faithful and anvctonAtu wife, Yet he sand J0hu
WHOLLY regardless oil bis marriage NoNs and oblt
cations, without any justiiiHble cause, loon alter
their said iute marriage 81 treated lour ib' lart
un many occasions bV using abusive language, ~
threats to take her life am, on one occasion bl
pulling her hsir Ia a cruel manner; That satd John
NhullS neglected and refused 10 provide for the
support OF your lbclant ana she was obliged g.
work ont tu obtain the ueressaIics OF life, AMI
finally thereon, or about the twrnty-hith day ul
July A ~. 1875, said libclcc wholly deserted yoUs
lbci1nt and went TO parts unknown 20 your libel
ant an that time To the date of this libel has
continued such desert on and YOUR libclart be-
licyes aud alleges thai there - nU prospect thai
she aud said John viii ever live together again a.
mau aud wife w therefore, ouT hbclant prays that
the bonds OF matrimOny between her and the salt
John may he dissolved, and alleges that The same
would be reasonable and proper, conducive 60 do
nestle harmony and consistent with the peace and
morality OF society.
ARVILLEE MCLAREN.
Datel ut said oxford this 2.th day OF December
A. II. 1870.
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The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern RdiicdU,

Presents Inducements to bu sine-s men and fant
lies unequaled LAY amy line 10 the West its route
lies along the border of Lake Ere and Lake Mich
igan commanding an uninterrupted view ct these
finland seas anil passes through some Of the most
fertile and highly cultivated portions Of New York
Penusy ivania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Hi
NOS.
In its great variety Of scenery, Il possesses at
fractions beyond any other route Ia the West.
The new feature ~ Through Passenger Cars
andl Combination Drawing Room 4 Palace sleep
mg Cars, (Which run between Buffalo and Chicago
without change, of new design and construction.
peculiar TO this line j. particularly adaptedt To the
demands Of all travellers who desire safety, speed
ani comfort.
Close and reliable connections are made NJ
Cleveland and Toledo tor the south West, anil NJ
Chicago far ~ Louis, Milwaukee, ~. Paul, Oma'
hA Denver, the Cold and silver Mines OF Colors
10 and Nevada, salt Lake city, sacramento and
San Francisco.
Tickets, for all the above places can he had ol
r.. p STONE, Post OAce, south Paris, Me.
Aug Is, 1870.
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Farm for Sale.

'VNHE subscriber Offers hl> Gtrm for sale. situated
4 IN Milton Plantation, on Concord River, said
EARN consists of over luo acres ol g"od land, OF
which about 90 acrr, O., iutcrValc. suitable foi
tiilagc and moving y generally cuts about ~ ton,
of good hay, which !. mostly cut With Moving
Machine Also there q, q Young orchard of sboni
JO Young apple trees beginning t1 hcsr-liaTtiy
grated fruit. -uthcicui wood and timber and
pasture. handy - goo,inew Scho hnuse HANDY
IL -SW mills, -hnglc mills aud grist mill Cool
neW, large and commo,iiuu> building, IN good r.
pair Of modern -ttlr and finish , good never tail
ing we'll, OF water aud other WAYS completely
Walered; Ia good neighbOrbood For further
particulars, enquire OF the subscriber on tho
premises i q SPOFFUkD.
Million Plantation. Sont enfh. 40
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Sherin's Sale.
nNEnDn &C

OXFORD, SIS.
| Auction, on Wednesday, March lst, A. ID
1871 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the Office OF
= C. Andrews, in Buckfeld, in said County. all
the right in equity which iieImon Proctor, OF sum
ner la said County, has or had ON the twentieth
,iay OF December, 4. ID. 1859, at six o'clock IN the
forenoon, being the time of the attachment Of the
same on the original writ in this action. TO redeem
the following described real estate situated in said
sumner, 10 wit; certain piece Of land with The
buildings thereon, being the homestead farm OF
said Proctor containing one hundred acres, more
or less also one other certain piece land siiu1t-
ed in aid sumner, known ~ the Crockett pasture.
containing twenty acres, more oriess The above
described premises being subject To mortgage
given to Sullivan {. Andrews, Of Buckield in said
County 10 secure the payment of four hundred
ana twenty five dollars: also one other mortgage
10 ,sid Andrews to secure the payment Of three
hundl cd and twenty dollars dated Dec llth, 1858,
and Jan LIST, 1872, on which there is now due The
sum Of four hundred and seventy nine dollars and
ninety.one cents on The first mortgage, and about
two hundred md six dollars on second mortgage;
said mortgage deeds are recorded, Book ll6, Page
liq; BOOK IL, Page Us, of Oxford Registry.
W. WRITTEN, Deputy Sheriff.
Buckdeld, Jan. nth, 1871.