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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

Mr.. Editor:-Y Your interesting CORES.
pondent. Hartford" in his communica-
lion concerning The Briggs family, from
the close connection i'm which he speaks
of them, might lead one to suppose that
Walter Briggs was descendant Of Glenn
ent, who came over in the Fortune; but
such is not the fact Walter Briggs mp.
pearod in Scituatc in l65l He bought
farm Of Mr.. Thomas Hatherly, one OF
the proprietors of the township or plan
tation of "Statvit," "Siteat." "Citewat,"
and Scituate. rs that town has Mt differ
ent times been called, on the north side
of Farm Neck" The Cove near by is
still known as Briggs Harbor.
He has numerous posterity. and think
most of the Briggses in Maine descended
from him. Cornelius Briggs. one Of his
descendants, with his wife Jane, and his
children, John, born in l737--Iane. born
l739-Reuben. born l74l, aud Sarah.
uOIH III lff@, taihc w 'iaiuO "oo"t WV
year l74s. and their postcrity is scattered
all over the State. Clement Briggs came
to Weymouth in 1858. rs stated by your
correspondent His son Thomas, born
in 1888, settled in Taunton about the year
l650.-From him descended the Briggses
in Taunton, Norton. and Mansfield.
Among the changes which suinamcs
have undergone within the last three
centuries. few. think. present "A greater
variety than that of 'Bisbee Thomas
"Besbedgc" was the founder oi the Bis.
bee family in this country, or at least. OF
one very important branch ot them
The changes which have been rung on
this name are "Besbedge." "Beesbeech,"
"Bcsbitch, "Bi.by," and ''Bisbce.'
Thomas came to Scituatc in 1854. lio
probably came nom Kent, England, in
the ship Griffin, in company with Rev.
John Lothrop, the first settled minister in
Scituate. and was one of the deacons OF
the church ut its first institution. He died
soon after. Ills son Elisha kept the first
ferry where Union bridge now i in Scit'
uato, in 1914 Oue ot his descendants,
Charles Bisbcc. came To- Maine something
over hundred years ago. He had u
large family of sons think six or seven.
and their posteIity is numerous in Oxford
County. One at the sous OF Charles was
Rowse BiSbce. who died. lew Years ago
in Woodstock.
Charles Bisbcc's witu WAS Rowland.
descendant OF John Rowland. who
came over rs one OF the family of Gov.
Carver, in the Mly-fower. For more
than two hundred years il was supposed
that John Rowland married Gov. Car
ver's daughter Elizabeth, and il is so
stated ON his tombstone. in the Pilgrim
burying. ground in Plymouth IL is now
known that such WAS not the fact.
am straying far from the subject with
which commenced when one gets
to writing of these old subjects, one hard
! ly knows when TO stop. INDEX.
Augusta. Dec. 10, 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The Patriot newspaper Of Washing
ton. which was established about year
ago a. q national Democratic organ,
appears to have been chiefly owned un-
III very recently in New YorI by men,
beIs of the Tammany ring and its fnau-
cal prospects were seriously affected by
the breaking up OF that model Democrats
ic organization. There has also been
some depreciation in stock for Senator
Tweed recently sold his $4,000 worth
for $500 to Mr.. CoIcora1, but it Is
really worth about 81, 600. Samuel. Til
den and Senator Casserly have obtained
control of ex-Conuoller Connolly's which
with Tilden's own and Tweeds consti-
tute a majority of the stock. 1t Is said
that George Lunt, late Of the Boston
Courier, has Leen rendered the posi-.
ton OF Cditor.in-chicf from which Col.
Jenries is now displaced. having held
it six weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The following business was transacted At the
session held Dec. 18th:
4dnninistrat0rS AppOinfsd-E-tate Of Ira Gnld-
ner, late OF BuekbelI, Oscar u Gardner. Admin
i.trator; Henry +. Howard, late Of Paris lamvs
{ Wright, Administrator.
was PrOred, and EXECUTORS Appointed-E -tHt''
Of " Hard Lucas late ~ Hartford Geo ID ~,
bee Executor; Henry II. Hall, late OF Bethel
Lara &. Hall, EXecntrix; Llewellyn Roberts iA1e
OF Buckfotd Albion L. BOnney, Executor ot'
c. Bolster, late OF Paris y. Dayton Bolster -
ecutOr. ETastus Charles lhtc or Lofslii t|uIl'5I
IyiiI, Prsseptei-Winhcld 5 Shackley, late or
Peru; Chandler Perry late of Waterford; Foreign
VIII Of Amos Pierce, late of jeffrey, y IL
Accounts offered for SetLement-EstateS OF on.
yep Lucas late Of Hartford; OrTin Il. Robinson.
late OF Hartford: judith W. Edgecomb, late ~
Broynfeld: Mariana Reed e. ais, minors, " I'd
4 Barrows ct ais, minors.
accounts Settled-Estates or james VI. Wilson
late Of oxford; Walter Eli ,ecOmb, late Of Brown
field; Joseph Turner, late of Buckheid; simeon
Cummings, late OF Paris; susan III. STANLEY, IA't
OF Brownpcid Flora Greenleai, MINOR ht"''
4. Pray, CT. al, minors. .
Petitions for License 10 seH Real E.fdie-ts'A's'
of David IL Cobun, late OF Rumiordi CYps \
Morse ct. als., minors.
Petitions for diiOUdRc, 10 WdOtrs- OF Da'.u
Morrill,, late OF Sumner; Charles +. Morrill, late
of summer; Robert W. EdgecOmb, late Of Oxior'I.
1Iliosaaee ErgDfed 70 Widors-of Amos Purin'
ton, late of Andoysr.
License TO sel Real EStdte-Estates al AaroA
Cotton late OF Andover; John Green. late of VA
6oyI: Abbie VI Powers ct. ais, minors
Licsnss 10 sell Personal Property-Estatcs OF pa
yid Morrill,, late Of sumner; Charles ,: Motrn,
late OF sumner; Emily J. Green, late Of oxfoIu'
Geo. ". Lunt, late Of Peru.
Warrants Of Insolvency Issned-Estate OF Cha''
r Morrill, late OF sumner.
Directions Returned Estate of Osgood Brown
late OF Rethe, ell
Inventories Returned Eststes Of David horr ,,
late OF sumner; Ghsrles !. Morrill,, laie 81 AuIt
nor: osgood Brown late Of Bethel; George
Lunt, late Of Peru George II pOrr, late 81 he A
leo; Osgood 4. Virgin, late of Rumfordi NaP"''
on b. Weeks, late OF Brownneld.
Petitions for 4ppointment OF Adpiinfsfrd1os
Estates of Abigail bryant, late Of oxford; J Orr
r. Paine ct al for appointment OF Benaila ri"'
Charles II Bryant ct. al, for appointment -
Franklin sargegt. IN,
Pefjiio ion for appointment II Gaard,dnjI1Sr''ea. .
james =. Howe, by Municipal oiiicefs vi n"''
Petition al E1scptof-,of Estate o. Iim inysn.
Grammar for extension OF time TO FeIurn ls''H
tory. Extension granted --one month";
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26
OUR TABL E.

sports and Gams., fs'r January, IL si hand
carly. and ha. a host Of good things FOR the Holt
d,y. rhi. /. = valuable magazine of amu,ement',
for every season. Only - cents year Ada'h-
Il Co, Boston,
Wood. Hoas-hold, for Jauuar- i. received
Il is fall of good things for every department me
Young iolk- viii enjoy Love letter. by r'nnN
son, whose writing, are winning the hearts "i the
cid A. will o. lbe Young The Fashion Core
pondepce" is inyalaabIG lG the ladies; ami there
is plenty Of good reading, both poetry and pros"
al 10 wear. SeWburgh. y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The Kennebec JoiuHal says the Gov.
ernor and Council Thursday rendered a
decision in the Aroostook case, in accord
ance with the opinion of the Supreme
Court. The decision. according to the
certified returns. gives the election OF
Sheriff 10 /. B. Johnson, the Republican
candidate. The decision in the Hancock
county contested election cases gives 10
the Republican candidates for Clerks OF
Courts, Huston b. Saunders. and County
Commissioner, Gilbert Z. Simpson, GER
tidcates OF election. This decision was
given in accordance with the opinion OF
the majority OF The Judges of the Su-
preme Court that the Governor and
Council cannot 90 behind the returns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

Of the Community" The speaker
handled the subject in mastery man
ner. completely answering all objections
which an opponent could offer 10 the
cause. The speaker was repeatedly APP.
plauded during his remarks, showing that
he had the hearty sympathics OF his au.
dience. And Mt the close they manifest
cd their approval OF his remarks, by re-
peated and enthusiastic applause, and al.
so by vote OF thanks, the audience all
rising after which the meeting adjourned
sine die. G.. o. HAYFoRD, SEC'Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

mence manufacturing poplar barrel
slaves. They intend to work up some
800 or 900 cords of timber, the present
winter. They are both enterprising
business NEIL and will, no doubt. give
perfect satisfaction TO all with whom they
deal. This new business must greatly
add to the interest OF this quiet little vii
lage, says the Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26
BrO,Cufe{d Items.

Brownieldi is progressing with other
places. Two new stores are opened al
the depo,-both in the clothing business.
One by Libby and Pcndexter, the other
by VIM. II. Hatch, who purchased the
White House so called, OF Z. L. Cotton,
and has fitted it up for that purpose.
Messrs Cotton and Appleby have pdr-
chased the Tylor mill privilege at this
place, and have recently put in a nice
stone dam, and are about ready to com
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

Deacon Joel B. Thayer intends to
dispose of his farm, and move into the
village. He has bargained for the old
Cummings place. very pretty residence
near the Baptist Meeting House, owned
by Mr.. B. S. Doe. He gives $4,000 for
the house and about acres of land
the whole purchase being $4,000. Mr. Doe
reserving about an acre below the house,
Tnis is about what his farm is held at.
Dea. Fobes will occupy the house with
him, and wants To sell his farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

Cu.8ACIED WbEka
Apples liIcl-Ss.c
B-.u,. marrow < pea 5. sjsJlJ
yellow eNc--s2 sJa. 80
Buttcy-23J Az.
Fhur-s l"a3 ~.
Curu-Eit UslD
OIls--j5J AZ
Hsy-sh AON ton.
POtltrc>- ,nyJuc
Ex.--.IJ,
CHI keus icy lsc.
TUrkoys-l5Sl1c.
Wood, hAT. = .OOgi- 20 cord.
roft-J O0s35u %
LARK ~ v cord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Ali subscribers in the County, owing
for Tlro Years or more, are hereby no.
tilted that their names lcW be stricken
from the list. on the first Of January,
1872; and all out of the State, owing
over one year, the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The season OF the year Is nov at hsnd
when il is i'm th, climate most difficult 10
avoid exposures. that are sure To produce
coils. This il the exciting cause OF near
IL all The yariou. diseases OF the thoat
aud lungs. which destroy ~ largo pro-
portion oil the human family. In suoh
ca ,rs, timely use Ol some safe remedy
shouli mover br neglected, and At the
present time no rrmr.ly seems to be used
with better success. ihan Weeks Mage
Compound II is winning golden opih
ion wherever known
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The Maine Farmer says the salmon
eggs 4. Orland to the number OF 20 800,
were packed up on the 18th inst, and
shipped from Bucksport by steamer
katahdin. Mr.. Atkins has carried q, 100
of them 10 Norway in this State. where
they will be Matched out by Crockett and
Amcs, trout breeders. and turned out
next spring into tributaries OF the An.
dloScogsin river. All OF the fcrlilized
eggs have now reached II stage OF dcvel'
opement. at which the pnlsaton of the
heart and the movement OF the blood in
the veins can be seen, and the embryo Of
the fish is sensitive, wrigglmg when IL
ritated Out of the whole number pack
ed, il is not anticipated that more than 2
or per cent. will tail by reason of non
fertilization.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26
Very respectfully,
MATTE MooRE.

The Argus says: We learn that the
"Averill Horse" has been purchased by
Dr. Tcwksbury OF this city-to be used
fol- stock purposes on his farm and vicin'
ity in Oxford county and is TO bear The
name of Sherman Knox This name
seems appropriate. rs he is half brother
10 General knox"-both being sired by
the "Sheman Black Hawk This horse
has had no opportunity to make name
for himself on the turf. and little TO es-
tablish a reputation in the stud. He is
considered very speedy-has 4 wonder
ful slride-and his gait is Is near perfect
ms you can have it, Had he been put on
the turf, it is difficult to say how low
down he would have trotted His colts
have good size. and = majority of them
possess the action and gait of their sire.
That they will trot and trot fast-appears
certain. We are glad this valuable horse
is 10 remain in this State and has gone
into so good hands for the purpose for
which he was purchased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The Kennebec Journal says it is
thought Gov. Perham will recommend in
his forthcoming message, the appoint
ment Of q State Auditor. 1t is under
stood that the members OF the Executive
Council are unanimously in favor of the
creation OF such an office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The Club met at South Paris. on Sat
urda, evening 10Th inst. aud had an an
im,tcd and Interesting discussion on tho
question ol lat horScS-whctlrr horse
lotting at Agricultural Fair i beneficial
or not We shall publish a report IN our
next. ~ ii j. matter that viii Ae"P. and
We have not space for il this week Tho
stmo subject was discussed Al The session
Of the Club In our village, ON Friday
evening l.. d Stacy, II. T.. Hammond,
y Mason aud j ). IIobb, speaking ia
tho affirmative. AND e.. +. Hammond
Zibt rhayu and II +. Swasey IN the
negative. The question: was dee'ded IN
the negative, by vote OF those present,
The Club will meet next Saturday
evening At hall past six Two themes
will be considered. VIZ; Which attracts
the u o-t attention. the tidy OF 'lOyenly
farmer; also, How = farmer can improve
hi, llrl. with the least expenditure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

The Lewiston people are trying to
get the Maine Central railroad TO issue
return tickets to Portland, at reduced
rates, and we hope the Company will do
the same from Danyille Junction. By so
doing. the travel of Oxford County would
be much convened, as il would 90 only
10 Danville Junction on the Grand Trunk
and then take the Maine Central in. \
road that pays so little attention to the
convenience OF the travelling public as
the Grand Trunk. will be patronized just
As much as the public are obliged to. and
only when they can do no better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-26

We understand that Christmas will
be observed in several places in our
County. by Sabbath School entertain
ment, trees, &c. The Methodist Sabbath
School at South Paris have tree this
(Monday) evening the Methodist and
Congregational schools of Oxford have
trees, with q social time; the Baptist
school at Hebron. and the Union school
at North Norway. and no doubt many
others, of which we have received no
notice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-12
Ell Correo de las Antillas.

Pongo en- conocimiento del publico en-
general J en- particular de todos los Srs. que
han recibido directamente, por este dltimo
Correo, el primer n6mero del peri6dico Gel
Correo de las An lllas". que he sido nom
bra1o en- esta Provincia por su Director D.
Marcelino Bautista 1nico representante
para admitir del pdblico en- &C neral suscri-
clones, y solicitar la conformidad acep-
tacion de todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamente; en- este concepto Sc enviara un
ejemplar a quien 10 solicite para conocerlo
con el objeto de suscribirse, y Sc suplica q
los Srs. que 10 n cibieron directamente, 81
es que aceptan Ia suscricion, que pueden en-
tendcrse con esta agencia para el pago del
tiempo por que Sc decidan, en- moneda ex-
lraugera corriente en- Ell com,rcio con are
10 la advertencia que Sc p ublics al res
lido de la portada que la cubic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-12
OJO A LAS MEDICINAS,

Antigua faTmac1a MlCard, dc 5. AlfOnZO.
Authorization Linumeno balsamco gota
oda case de door usandoo dice
cada pom do de abexa unAndoo ente o9nloc oas
desaparecera ell d0Or
uamanchas del Aqua Venus no debe faa en- e tocado
de ninguna dama quta bnqea duc
hencG 10 que para
| Y toda clase de manchas de Ia pe.
| iQueres tener limpo e cults! Usad e aqua de Venus
Regenador del cabeDo cada
cabeo avanzada
notable que impde e da bo igu
ene venta de destrur toda c de Lac
omaas aceites de oo Ell tocador de las dnas caberos
Dnthcos Polvos de Odono legfmO nges especaes linn
banquea denadura peda esmae hncos
oaecen las encas de @ puede drse emeor
remedo para la boca ~ t#8s#s
Aqua Cngrex Waiter conocos aon los eice. resua
dos que han obndo a de
est6magO, c6licOs nerviosos
Pdoa Monserrat purgeue depuvo t6nico anbioso dt
Digestion
humoae hgado abren e apeto
Intermediates de Cada meas
de la virgen is Monserrate ~ l..e.
Pdoras r bion Cookie antbosas Compound pugane
esencamo que endo de los pua bills
del
digestion mpureza de
pdoras noches endan mvoso
Homepata rebda directmene de Hambugo Aemana bo-
de g6bulO tuacones dlucOnes nuas
pude despachar recetas de los ecos
patas prover todos los boiqune necesen puesto
Hipooso Cal de
resado ronqueras raquso muy especial aecones oe
bronQuiOs de los pulmones s#sss587 .a6tS
arabe rabano odado rempaza aec
clones del pecho.
Srop Lactuoao Anbg recomendado en- 81 ssma tos ney
Grageas antceDoagcas rob Anscahuit
yanuos efervescene Dehut
sapsmo Pspne pas psctoraes eepe6cos tcdoslof
dos hasfa da pdoas Holloway dfog
ue SO epsnden al por mayor precos eqotahvos
Sc ha reebido oo paro drur pariA de
celte de lnaza aqua ras se espe den l0Tes gallon
TIN ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-12
Precio de sus,ricion en- moneda extran

Tambien estoy autorizado por dicho Sr.
Bautista, para admitir suscriciones la
biograffa retrato del general SAM con
Ia historic de su mando en- esta Isla, que
Sc publicara en- un solo y elegante vcl1men,
cuyo yalor no eccedera de RS. vellon
cada ejemplar. por consiguiente quedan
abiertis aILbas suscriciones, en- Ia INTEL
gencia de que tengo de dar aviso Madrid
en- el primer vapor ingles con relacion no.
minal del n1mero de Srs. que Sc hayan
suscrito al peri6dico, y por cuantos elem
plares lie la biografia J retratos del gene
raj Sanz.
Puerto Rico Mayo Is de 1871.-San
jose nun. o. Juan J. Marien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-12
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GALE DEL SOL MUM. go.

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del Hbana ntroductor
RETRATOs ESMALTADOs D RELIEVE CON COLOREs
forna de SELLOS DE CORREO g. g.
pdbo reconocdo favorable acoda con que olngu
Aemania;
como son los ESALTADOS BELIEVE COLORDO ms
TANTANEO cuya meo uoucda Capital PALACO DEL
ARTE.
bn los de porcean ademds de relieve
buto venta tod conocdo has e
PAAOIO DEL ARTE retrato exueo la vista del p1bco
recomenda-
Los s faos los onocmientos de este
grande PACIO DEL ARTE
las condolences,
inanneos coores
al
ate ahanee de toaas las JortNaa
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GRAN BAsRA'TIl4LO.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-12
i iGRACIAS "A. sDIOS!!

uenode eateac
nos
na ned m
diang para
1complail ilO-G.R
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-12

Bee de ids v1eta que les vados Is de
Toda amia de
pop6 equvene endra rehaa de la pae preco
Observation-Disclosures nGa
Los nihos menoade amos gratis de
NOTALas
cuaque ngoco puden be Waldo or para
de las Anas TERRA frme Meco Oolon quedandoae dnde
1uieran voiendo 81 asi gustan rebaja de
Los Chrog pueen qued Is dias Igaterrs
los pueden quedar Francis
Los VaporeS eprvego de viajar
no de hero entire Oherbourg Paris Plymouth L6nd ebas
de2O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-12
CCMPANlA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
POr el GObiernO de S. M. B.

Pasan Santh6mas Europa
|y Pachco los IL
los Esta los Updos el dia 16
Los de esta de (eco Habana Rco
aboro del Europa
h6mas-Los de la rta ecoen la guna los toman
billee Santh6nas, la Ultima
Ea prOhbdO los de Omar hete de
Ia cOmpani Oonsuldo ngles en- Puerto Rico abordO
81 pasae tornado abrdo pagara IN 10 p2 de recsrgo.
Eclos de lNtvesantS Ia0
Los pasaeros Europa moued coen para las Anlas
neda espanOa
Segupda 1aay pr5meya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-13

MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
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Sent under seal, in q plain envelope. Price 80
cents: Address, DIR. LEWIS, No. I Beach Street,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-13

issued every morning, except Sundays.
|tains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
fs reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
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PUNT of farming, home and miscellaneous read
with a full compilation of state news.
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1T Is SIMPLE AND NEAT,

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ing room table: ii is always ready for use, requir
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ly eXtinguished, when no longer required, thus
saving The eXpense of O constant fire.
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