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The New York herald., 1871-11-16


ward tlhe Thrteen.h) and gained two wards Cthe
seventh and Twenty FIRST.
, The County Board Of Canvassers.
The County Board OF Canvassers met in the super
vsors' Chambers at ono O'Clock in the forenoon,
Supervisor Sulweil in the chair The returns were
received In order until the First district OF the Sixth
ward was reached, when they struck q snag. The
returns showed that $50 names were written upon
the poll lists OF this district in q flne clear, clerky
handwriting; and these names are alleged to have
been entered before the polls wero opened on elec-
tlon day. and supervisor Harman moved that thus
return be thrown out, and read the following
PROTEST.
The suDjoned protest from Mr.. G. M. Felt explains
itself In most comprehensive Manner
BROOKLYN, Nov. II, 1871.
To rnE BOARD or COUNTY cANvAssKas:,,r ,...
Ss by
y o s! = .S S ss T ss s : ss
Spon SSn the wnsS Following :'s sroaHd.
Ct s'sss
81 80 70 .s Ss In and sa'
wTos caused to n Ss Written I c,Sa, Hn the n.uss pS
s pspora hsps s the =
S THAI a ss a
and included the votes thereon in their return made 70 your
s s ts
s aHa
l,or Of the county 2. Rng, ior which no was a s"d
election candidate A''pe'''aN'c 'chHUScEY 'agI NJ rELr
The communication was ordered on file. Super
visor Newman contendcd that the Board had no
power to throw ont return Their powers were
simply ministerial. and wrongs could be alone al.
distinct n as vs Of ns r ali ta
democratic candidates and l61 votes for each repub-
An aaadayit was read from citizen named Woerth
whose name was 5oi on the poll list, whereas he
had voted shortly AFTER sunrise ana at q time when
there were only three ballots in the boxes.
Supervisor Johnson 0ilered resolution to throw
out inc entire return as fraudulent. II was moved
that ia portion OF the return Is fraudulentn
The eodne was lost Gy vote o II 20 IL
journed until this afternoon.
Financial Exhibit from the Water Board.
Some gentleman, anxious to get at the facts and
figures OF the Water Department, examined into the
accounts OF the Board, IN conjunction with MIR. VII
liam A. Fowler, the President, yesterday. Tue re-
suit Is as follows:-
WATER RATES OF 1870 AND 1871 coNTRAsrsD.
Water rates Of is from January 20 october S SSIi5 g
The amplifed exhibit or Inc water rates for 1871
so far, from January to october 81 OF the present
year, appear, from the figures which the reporter
transcribed from the books, rs follows
WATER IEvESJE RECEIVED AND PAID TO CITY
TREAsUaxR From ~ sANUARY v.A ! TO OCTOBER II.
FeSra.y-ua:h received for water r,;es defaults
reccivc Tor water ratc defaults &c. 3oa Is
Apr-cash received FOR rates. defaults l5 6s
MayCash received for water rates. defaults Ac 42aN S
Jay-cash received for water rates. defaults de- ssia il
:. .................. 6sSol ~
faults s7sss 70
Sc........ .............. - 80. as47s 81
Total. .&7sl, ,l57 29
DISBURSEMENTS from JANUARY TO 0CTopEn INCLUSIVE.
Amount paid tapping ......... ab,73s
Amount raid Tor advertising 1915 60
Amount paid into City Treasury. s70.6 "
Balance on hand l,76. 40
now THIS LEAVES TIE INTEREST FOB THE wArE Il
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HAVING been fully acquitted by two

Having beoa fully acquitted by two
tribunals OF the law, make this final
appeal 10 my fellow men throughout the
State, aud ask them confidently not TO
reverse The Indictments already pro
nOunccd.
| am conscious Of ne guilt; feel no
remorSo; lneed 40 repentance. For me
Justice has no terrors and conscience no
STING. Let me be Judged solely 10y the
motives lhat aetuaIed me. and the impot
lance OF the end accomplished, and
shall pass unscalhed both temporal and
eternal tribunals. LEoNIDAS PARKER.
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Farm for Sale !!

liiE subscriber dr,itiug % % West, wants 10
1 sell has EuG, tuatcd n DiNhcld village, con
tanning :, 9cre~, about equally divided into past
me and tii., Ia. t.llagr land being level cut
~ iou OF hsi' also - 1cre- OF pasture aud WOOD
hand uelnily Ia IA the house. have put ia aOOul
acre ct yraHbcrie- and the chance 70 put M IL
acre, cauHet bc eNcelled a never failing stream
il water run through fiie field. The buildings
SID ia good repair, consist 81 "a story house, al
and she'd. barn with cellar, aud shed at cied g.
barn IA the eli "a eNreiseit well 1i water, ta
ho, never failed This - "A rare chance for any
one wishing fOr titc privilege of living IN be auti
nI ,lla-c Price, $4,000. For further par
ucul.ts, esquire ol the subscriber on The preml
.,- :. z. FRENCH.
BtNtfIi Nan-h 10th ISL
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Farm for Sale.

4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM for sale, eitu3-
n tel I'm NORWAY Me, q miles from the MI
Ia. said FJrm contains ~ acres, divided mo
fl,.sc. pa>Ju:a@c and woodland H. well fenced
with stone wall, and has 81 large orchard of gtait-
cd Fruit and e sugar Orchard.
The Huilins- are new aud ia good condition
rpilal. uf split granite lined with brick AMI never
f,ili3e we'll If water at the house aud barn.
IN, one wishing 10 pUrchI. good farm AZ a
reasonable price, wiU call IN TIE subscriber on
NAl. Vi. GREEN.
N,-,, ttrue De-, tiu
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Farm for Sale.

YINfIE subscriber oGerS has farm Tor sale situated
! iH Milton Plantation, 1u Concord River, said
farm con- ISIS ct over leo acres of good land OF
which about 90 acres Is intcrvaie, suitable tui
tia:,e and i..1Ning;H generally cuts about 20 t0nE
ut gOod hay, which i mostly eat with Moving
Machine Also. there Is a Young orchard ~ about
s,i vaung ample trees beginning 10 hcar-partly
-r.tiied fruit: sufficient wood ami timber aud
pasture handy to goOdneR Sehoelhonse ;handy
10 saw mills, hingie mills and grist mIll. GOOD
new large and conlInodiOus buildings, IN good re-
liair - modern style ana hnish; : good never iait
ins wells OF water and other ways completely
watered: IN = good neighborhood. For fuithti
particulars, enquire OF the subscriber ON tie
nrrntises q. SPOtFORD.
Milton Plantation. sept. 20tl'ls70.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04
Rsmarlsnle spseIae Tor Cancer

Ben Peylcy Poor, the veteran Wash
metou correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal, gives special prominence in his dis
patches. io statements of the wonderful
success which DR.. u. W. Bliss, = Wash
ington physician. has met with in using
dccoction of the bark OF cundcrango
bush rs a specific tor cancer. lie states
that few pounds OF this hark was for
warded bv our Minister NJ Ecuador.
where il is found in the interior. and 1t
has produced almost magical results,
Mrs. Matthews. the mother OF Nice-PreS.
ident Coliax. being one of those afflicted
with cancer who have been benefited by
It. DR.. Bliss regards il - much OF a
specific in disease of the blood depend,
mo upon the defective condition Of the
pabulum, rs quiuiue l. in icrmentiyc dis.
eases. He has sent his assistant DR..
Keen. To Ecuador to obtain :: supply of
this panacea. and expects him back with
il about the first 81 July. Meanwhile
he Will repor, to The regular medical
journals the result OF his experiments.
REMEDY FOR NERVOUS llEApAcnE.-A
weu.kuown Kentucky minister, subject
TO severe spells Of nervous headache,
was in our Office the other day, says an
exchange lu,ing one of these attacks.
Major Brown, OF Mexico, WAS also pres.
eut, and PROPOSED 10 relieve him IN ten
minutes. which he did ciIecuall! The
following is the prescription:
Take desert, pooulul Of common so'
ia, such a is used in making bread, and
dissolve il thoroughly in u quart ct cold
water. With this thoroughly shampoo
the head tor about live einutes, scratch
ing the skin OF the head and the back Of
the neck with the iiuga.n1ils. Then
rinse the head with clean, cold watcr.-
Maior Brown says he has used this RENE
dy in perhaps - thousand cases since
ls55, and never once failed To- give re-
lief in i've or ten minutes. This remedy
is Tor nervous headache. and not for
those atllictions OF the head arising from
a deltngcd stomach
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Oliver Bonncy, OF sumner, in our
w County, OF oxford and State of Maine, by
hi, Moa;.age Deed dated August -. 1907, and re-
corded la oxford Registry, book III, page 10,
convicted 10 David IS. Morrill, Of said sumner, two
certain parcels OF land, with the buildings there
ou. situated in Sumnor aud described a, follows ;
The ht-t parcel being the same PREMISE convey.
cd ta the said Morrill, 10y Hiram ; Coburn, by
decd. January ith. iS,s, aud recorded IN oxford
Registry book 10, page PIP the other parcel be
ing the zane conveyed 10 the said Morrill, by Adj
olson e. Parlia. by deed dated January IL. \. ID.
l~,-. and recorded IA the oxford Registry, hook
lt8 page 2ll, 10 which deeds reference g. had for
4 more particular description; AMI whereas, on
the 2Ith dAy Of October lS,s, the sail David W.
Morrill, dun assigned The said Mortgage deed, for
a valuable consideration. 10 me, the subscriber,
which said assignment il recorded ln oxford Reg.
.stlY. book It's, page Gl5; and the conditions of
aid mortgage having been broken, hereby clam
to ioJcclose tie Same according to law.
ADDISON l.. PARllN.
lam
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04
Uo,aan'S Perpierity.

/. would be Il curious problem ioF Il
woman To find ou, from the average eX'
pcricncc OF maa.iud, what really il re-
CURED ai her. The riddle OF the SpilyhN
would tall into mSieuitiCance beside it
At present she waudcls in hopeless dark
ac,s. She has been ted through 50 many
labarNnthian mazeS that She has lost all
clue L. the truth. Man adoreS helpless
ly and says il ruins him He talks about
economy and raves over SpendImiltS.-
He decrics triyoli,y aud runs away from
brains. lie pines after his grandmother
who could make pies, and falls in love
with white hands that can't. he means
over weakness, aud lidicules strength
lie condemns fashion theoretically. aud
The lack OF il practically lie longs ioI
sensible women and passes them ny on
the ether side lie wor,hips saints and
sends them - converts. He dcspiScS
pink and white women and marie them
il he can. lie abuses silks and laccS ant
take, them into his heart. He sloriiic-
spiri, and Independence, and gives crne'
thrust, al the little vines that want 10 be
oaks. Ia >hor; he refuses to be pleased
with anything. unless it is himself; then
indiles sonncts to "divinc woman." cali
her 4 general angel. fit only tor an en-
chantcd paradise, and created for the eX'
press purpose OF waiting upon him,
soothing his SORROWS, sewing on hi> but
tons. browning his happiness. fitting him
Tor Heaven, and making him universally
miserable. What would the critical lords
like? Solve the problem who can.
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For Sale.

I ANb situated within three fouth> OF q mile
4 4 from Bethel Hill, and one mile irom Grand
Trunk Depot. 90 Wit: one Meadow Lot. about ten
acre, 0i il cleared ai,d in grass, the balance i, a
heavy growth ol Cedar aud Hard Wood nice
SUZar Orchard, containing about sixteen acres,
mostly oil growth naples; also a WoodlOt OF hity
acres.
The above viii DE sold ia whole OF separate.
Nd.irc &. I. kIMBALL, Portland, Me, or
NJ {. ktMBALL, Bethel, Nc.
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For sale or 20 Let, in so. Pari.

HOUSE. containing ten finished ROOMS, III
- good repair Also, stable aud out house
connected formerly known as the Dea. Shurtlel
place. The los contains fa acre OF land WIN
hHe growing orchard.
Inquire on the premises. ORA HALL.
Dee l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04
MANlIoop. Isith EDITION.

CORRECTED AND REVISED BN TIm AUTHOR, 4.
pE =, CURTIS Doctor 81 Medicine, Hes'ber Of
fhe Rogai college Of Surgeons, kngfdRd' II
ccnddfe Of the college or Physicians, Id
iRbHrQ Honorary Member FdcUHe
dc Medicine, Paris, &c, &c, &c.
MEDICAL. ESSAY on the cause aud cure of
~ premature decline IN Man, showing how
health j. lost aud how rcgsincd II gives a clear
synopsis OF the impediments 60 Marriage The treat
mcnt oi Nervous and Physical Debility, Sleriiliy,
* whether brought on by early abuse or excess
and The rcmcdic. ihcrcfor-thc result nf 30 wears
successful practice.
Price J0ccuts by mail Adde'S the author, Dr.
C,,,i- . fremont Place Boston, Mas. iuui iw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04

We have puicha.cd or Hon. T. =. LANG, his
Imported stallion "ANNFIELD," and oirr III
service. IN oxford tOuny, a follow;
MONDAYS 1t North Waterford, vim NORWAY.
IT EsDANS Bethel Hill via Albany.
WEDNESDAYS, "ryant's Pond via Locke Mills
THURSDAYS. Buckneli, via West Paris ani
Jackson illagc, Sumner
FRIDAYS, south Paris.
SATURDAYS. at Farm Stable IN oxford.
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The originator ut this wonderful medicine clani-
to have discovered aud continual a. harmony more
al Natures Ri0Si igt DsGdicd iroPertifS lllan
WA ever before combined 10 one medicine. The
cvil nee az this fact j. found IN the great variety
of most ob, innate tiiscasr- which b has been found
Ia conquer In the cure Oi BT0BchHis NtrFe
Coughs. and he catlN stIgr- 80 consumption .
ha- astoni-hcd the medical faculty AMI hundrcl-
81 the best PIN stefan, Pr"nujIuc" II ihf q't"i ''
medical daScDrefg al Uie age While IL cuI', ihc
crest Coughs 10 strengthens the ~ stem and
purihrs the blood. ~ H. great ans hOfOhyh Jiopd
DHiTfyiBG properties, IL ChFts al UhBOTS from ~"
worst STnia 20 tu q common Ef0fck, P1H.Pte 0i
ErHpti0H Mcrcurul Disca.c, Mineral Poison
SVphilitir and Ncncl iIl Diseases, and thci; clr'
are cradicaIcd and rig0rOus heGtfA aud s,liH'
constitution established. ErBsipeids, Soit Ehcn1
Scah HeGd, EerrF Sara, Nc0iy or kObW Nkni h
-hori. IN the numerous disease caused hN bd"
blood are conquered by this powerful, purlt{ln
and invigorutlmg medicine. For LireT Complaint.
Billions DisordeTS and HdLfHGi Constipation {
has produced hundreds of perfect aud permanent
cures where other medicine. had tailed.
The pr prctOr ofci. ; ,0OO reward Tor nie'ii.
cine that viii equal il ia the cure Of all the disea
tor which u II recommended. Beware 90 cOh"
terJtifs anil sOFfhieSs limitations. see that my pm
nate Government stamp, which il q PoSiire guar
0ifee Of geaHiHeness, j. upon the outside wrapper
This medicine j. sold Jy druggists at .oD per to!'
ne. Prepared by L. Y. PIERCE, VI. d., sole Pfo
prietor, nj his Chemical Laboratory, l33 Sehr''
St, Buffalo, v !. may@-im
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PEDIGREE.


ANNFIELD was by CoNrEssoRGENERAL, dam
ECGENIE.-( stud Book, vol 10, u. tO. ) Engenir
Annicl,l's dam, was bred by LORD WATERFORD
in lsJG got by BARBARIAN. Eugenie's dam, AZ
LEGRETTA, 10y II. LiKE, ont Of ALBA Icy Dandy
Agent of the Nova Scotia Government on account
of his extraordinary power as a winner Of two OF
the great races Of the British Turf, ~ well a. lDr
extra size Of bone and general couiiSurat1G
"ANNFIELD" cost ia. Nova Scotia Government
~ $50 in gold ia England.
Mr. Lang was attracted by his htnc.s Ia meet
the wants Ol breeders OF Sporting aud Road
Horses in Maine. and purchased him at large
price after the breaking Hp of th2 Government
stables ia the Provinces, and We take the liberty
To publish herewith Az extract from Col. lang =
letter, received during our negotiations
Gentlemen Allow me To- say that ! should bc
unwilling any one should be mislcd 10y a chance
OF error IN my judgment, but proofs are daily APP
bearing in hi5 progeny that confirms mos; sati--
factorily my convictions at "ASFIELD'S" pow.
er To reproduce his splendid physique. | have
never had but one stallion before out OF ~ many,
that could determine surely the character al
his get That was the horse Gen. Knox" There
is no such animal in New England oi the thor
oughbrcd class, and y0n may remember that b"
drew the First Premium 1T the New England fHr
over d" l. aucit>tcr,' AMI Others oi h cla.s. When
YOU have leisure. come and See me and look over
some OF hi. colts. His Hllcys lor breeding pur-
poses cannot be- beaten. | feel glad the hUrsc IL
going into intelligent hantls, asd shall claim his
service, when ] am again situated 20 a. IL give
breeding my personal attention"
II tlo want however, all The Thoroughbred Blood
in the Trottsr that We can possibly nu>c. br'al>c
the nearer We gel To the Thoroughbred The great.
cr Endurance We shall have"
ROBERT BONNER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04

OXFORD, IS AT a Court OF Probate held at Paris
within and for the County Of oxford. on the third
Tuesday of June, 4. ID. ISL
ON the petition OF Cyprum Benson and Edwin
~ Green, creditors of the estate OF Aaron h.
Swan late of Paris, deceased, praying that Charles
Henson may be appointed Administrator, de bOnis
non, of the estate of said Aaron II. Swan, Charles
w Field the former Administrator, havin- occlin'
ed the further trust:
Ordered, That the said Petitioners give motto. 70
all persons interested By causing abstract Of their
petition, with this orde- thereon, 10 BE- Published
three weeks successfully IN the Oxford Democrat
a newspaper printed at Paris that they may appear
al Probate Court TO b. held at Paris, In said Coun
", on the third Tuesday of July ut nine o'ck
in the forenoon and shew cause, II any they have
whythc same should not b. granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
4 true copy--attest; j. :. HOnRS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04

ONruRD, ss--Ata Court OF Probate held at Paris
within and for the County of Oxford, ON the third
TUESDAY Of June, y ID. ISL.
"ARRIET VI. WIGHT, AdmmistrSiriN on the
/ estate OF Obando Wight, late of Giead, IN
said County. deceased, having presented her irst
account OF administration OF the estate OF said De.
ccas cd tor allow apce:
Ordered, That the said AdmiuistrB'N give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy OF tll'
order To be published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that thcy
may appear ut a Probate Court 10 be held al Paris
i'm said County. on the third Tuesday OF july
at az nine of the clock in the forenoon AND shcw
cause. ii any they have, why the same should not
bC allowed.
\. II. WALKER, Judge.
\ true copy attest: J. :. HoHBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04

OXFORD. - AT a Court of Probate held a, Paris
within and for the County of oxford, on the third
tuesday of jane, \. ID. ie7l,
TOSEPH PARKER, named Legaioc in u certain
- instrument purpor,lng to be the last VIII and
Testament of Calharine Parker, late OF Hiram in
said County. deceased, having presented the same
for Probate
Ordered, That the said Lcgatcc give notice 10 all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order to
be published three weeks successfully In the Oxford
Democrat, printed al Paris In said County, tfat
they may appear at Probate Court 10 be held ~
PALS ON the third Tuesday of july next at O'Clock
in the forenoon and shew cause, II any they have,
why the said Instrument should not be proved, APP
proved, and allowed the last will and Tie stament
of said deceased aud said Legaice requests the APP
pointinent OF Pclcg G.. Wadswor,h OF Hiram, Ad.
Illustrator with the IS III annexed, OF said estate
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attest: j. y. iioBBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine,
Pills.

~, Perhaps no one medi
~ cine IL universally re.
~ quired by everybody "a
~ cathartic, nor was ever
.urp<A any before so universal
VSSkGEAD ~ adopted into use, II.
every country and among
ye 4; :; a. Al, :;:: !: : a: a.
son is, that Ii Is a moro 10.
os<<.x 4 liable and far more e1cc.
- 80 tual remedy than any
7,.zzszszs7zz-1--a other Those who have
THO, !, tpo,v that IL cured them: those who have
not know that it cures their neighbors ana friends
and all know that what IL does once it does always
that IL never fails through any fault or negectot
il composition We have thousands upon thou
sands OF certificates OF tier remarkable cures OF INC
following complaints, but sucn cures Ie hhomi Ia
every neghborhood, ano we need not publish mem
Adaptcd 10 all ages and conditions IN all climates
containing neither caiouel any deleterious aTu,
they may be taken with safety by anybody; lneE
sugar coating preserves them ever iresh anu III -
them pleasant to take, while being pSy
no harm can arise from heir use m any quantity;
They operate by their powerful influence on me
internal yscega 10 purify the blood and stimulate II
nto healthy action remove tne oDaUuouohS W u'c
stomach, bowels, liver and otiier ors ns,, VI a VA
by correcting wherever they exist such ueIaiBe'
ments rs are the first origin OF disease
Minute directions are given IN me wrapper on
the box for the following complaints, which uiese
For Dy.pepsi.s or indigestion. Lfstiess-
meas. EanguOr and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately 10 stimulate the st0m'
acl and res tore is healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp'
toms bilious Headache. SICK heauache,
5nundice or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Geyers, they should DC Ju.
dcously taken for each case 10 correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause IT,
For Dysrutery or Diarrhea, Dut one mhi
dose i generally required.
For determinations, GOut, Gravel, Paipt.
tatioa OF the Heart, Pain Ina the side,
HACK and H.oins, they should be continuously
taken, n reaurcl To change the diseased action OF
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear
For Dropsy aud Dropsicai Sweliings they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
ducc the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
a. il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner Pm, take one or two PiHs 20 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach AM
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite
and nvigOrates the system. Hence II IS often AL
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerably we'll olten finds that dose
Of these Piis makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing aud renOvatng effect on the diges
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. q. iYER C co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL. MISS, II. y. 4.
In PARIS, by \. NJ. HAMMOND.
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A. II. WALkER, Judge.
4 true copy-a,icst: j. 5. liOBBs, Register.

OXFORD, IS Alta Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF Oxford, on the third
Tuesday of June. A. -. ISL
DUTH +. PICKETT, Guardian of Juliet +.
IL Curtis, formerly Juliet +. Pickett, minor child
and heir Of Simeon Pickett, late of Paris, in said
County, deceased, having presented her final ac-
count OF guardianship OF said ward for allowance
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order
10 be published three weeks successfully in the Ok
ford Democrat printed at Paris IN said County that
they NAV appear ut IA Probate Court 10 be held at
Paris on the third Tuesday of July next, ut nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause, II any they
have why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
4 true copy-atiest: US. HOBBS, Register.
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Maine Steamship COMFY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Scnsi-Weckiy Line.

nN and after the 18th inst, the line steamer
~ DIRIGO aud FRANCoNIi, viii until inrlhtl
notice, iun a. follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, ever, MONDA
and THURSDAY, at l.. VI. aud leave Per ~ J.
r. New York. every MONDAY and THURSDAY
at3 Il. NJ
The Dirgo and FrancOna are fitted up with hn'
accommodations for passengers, making this tI'
most convenient and comfortable route for tra'eI
ers between New York AMI Maine.
Passage in state Room -. Cabin Passage -
Meals extra.
Good. forwarded Ia and from Montreal, Quebr'
Halifax, st. John, and all parts of Maine ship
pers are requested TO send their freight 10 The
Steamers as early as T.. NJ, on the day they leave
Portland.
For freight or passage apply To
HENRY FOX, Gat's Wharf, Portland
j. +. AMES, Pier 70 +. K. New FORK.
luly 9, lSG9.