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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04

UuTurnished.

no LFT-A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
I9nss sheap to g9od ni o,@ps msl M
College Grounds Inquire Of PHI LAIR 10 Ninth avenue
no LEr-2,, WEST rnEnrY-sEooND STREET si,2o;
"'" W.T. Il MORGAN Il Ea, Washington place
no LET-uorsE M EAST FIFTY FOURTH STREET;
aS snt @ q S RRqler q 9TsF pST T y alenss
no LET-uNFuRNIsuED OR FURNISHED TO suIT
~ Easl twentieth street between Broadway and Fourth
avenue.
no LET OR LEASE. ssl EAST EIGnTY.TuIRD
chandiicr- high stoop, high base ent Courtyard grape
vines large yard, @e 6e rent, $50
no LEAsE-A HOUSE LOCATED BETWEEN UNION
maker miner; Furniture ior sale bu mess already
established. Address II q. DREW, i55 fiih avenae.
~ WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
oop brick ous" to let on moderate terms. ' fGr par
tieulars inquire on the premises.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
10 LET.
PRIVATE GERMAN FAMILY HAVE NEATLY
TOR @ %oSs board ~ wes rreny
first street
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET HANDSOME
n Floor q * rooms with al improvements furnished
housekeeping 20 West rhriyeighth street.
A SECOND FLOOR TO LET-FURNIsHED, IN
y private hone, Tor housekeeping at "a Leroy street
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LEr-FoR HOUSEKEEPING
respectable neighborhood water ana gas
Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI-To
singls Hsntsmen Or Gentleman ana wiei also iur-
'',l,so rur,ors ~ SCUM run uN'nus.
OUT board 10 TentImen oniy al lao West sixteenth
street
no LET-Two HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II FABERs pharmacy, corner Sixth avenue and piity
ll'.n street
rI'o LET-To A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED FLOOR
let Reference Apply al lO East twenty seventh st.
-.
: "rni,cd Rooms Tit u without Board in private
family
for Gentlemen oniy No Si E@, Seventeenth street
between lug place and Union square
90 WEST NINTH sTREEr-A HANDSOMELY FUR
4res Roo Reierenees e%cSanye @'o'' Oo''u "''o
30 wpsr rwryry.rorPru sTrrrr RI ,rr
m without G9aTa soFagy FURNISHED room 1. en-
'..@' =, =. : ei 49,. .sl,@, %os,a's.
10 Broadwny,-Newly anu elegantly furnished Rooms
on UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEXT HOUSE TO -FOUR.
ON icenti street, l. let 10 gentlemen without hoard
two and-omcly furnished bedrooms bath and gas
$3.50 :. wv,
Tryr,rrRvrsytTrn rscorys AVN np.r,T-
~ nsyr,,,rs 40 80
A PHYSICIANS on DENTISTS OFFICE 10 LET
al same aaor niso iarlor Room 10 Eat Nineteenth
street near Broadway
A PAYMENTS 70 LET-FIyE ROOMS At ~ EAST
Enst Thirteenth street JOHN OWENS.
A SMALL FAMILY OCCUPYING THEIR OWN
~ house, sy East Fiftyhh street VIII lee Third Floor
moderate.
N FNFURNIsHED SECOND FLOOR TO LET-IN |
IL perfect order Just painted papcrcd, 6c. private
house 3ls Fourteenth street Second avenue.
----
A n UNPUBLISHED THIRD FLOOR TO IFT.-FIRST /
u class house, perfect ORDER ye elegant large rooms;
pantries closets gas and water.
}. BIpILE, Is WaSereS place, near Broadway
L with An improvements ~ ana ,224 Third avenue,
seventy dr-t streCt Apply 10 SllENWO GOD WAL
hEuN, l,2' Third aveauc.
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rro LRT-A SMALL STORE, SUITABLE ron SOME
small business, &C., shop IN the rear ~ University
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04

rVO IEr-A PLEASANT SECOND FLOOR, ~ a
Eigliy f1h street
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TO LET FOR BUstNfSss PupsosES.
A STORE TO IET-i2s THIRD ,A yESyE MAR
~ ssycny.nrst street Apply q shEk"oop VAL
DRoN, l,2oiThird avenue
STORE AND rlIREE ROOMS 70 LET-LocATED
~ On Che best par y LEh da NJ M Eigh6 avenue
between Twenly-1uh and twenty .Nlh streets,
4 -srorE AND DWELLING 70 RENT-.oN WEST
"A. Broadway opposite lNlsnaia street. ana ohis TWO
ao'A' ~" broadway hS 9E EicE 200 Hudson street
10 LIT. BUILDINGS, PARTS or BunpISGs
"a. ana Lofts, on corner, exceedingly well lighted,
Win u without Power AIRY ~ lOs GIN street
STORE no LET-BEEN OCCUPIED As AS Tx.
~ chauge ufice TOT twenty years Apply al Frankfort
uohe, ~ hiihan street
pRoADwAY PROPERTY TO LEASE FOR BUSINESS
- purp9-es-the urs Floor Of marble building ~ op'
EAGLEsoN . East Fourth street.
BAKERY, on TUE WEST srpI 70 RESr on LEAsE-
~ ~ reduced rem eNe9ii.nt o,,n eg@d sors aia Tx
JAMES PRICE 2oo Hudson street
CORNER STORES, wITH Y ROOMS OVER STORES,
nes ss"' . fe''O"'JA JAMES ~ aso" 1' es
EACroEy, WITH STEAM POWER, 80 ANp a,5 EAST
i Twenty nfh street. three doors 0H3 each, for two
h'e = W&LLAcI SIS fonf Hoa a2 1'SSp
uARIEM-sPLENDrD CORNER STORE AND BASE.
ment FortysNth street and second avenue, suitable
'or any BENjGTiS' BR0WSE 2sio Thrd avenue.
law AND REAL ESTATE OFFICES TO LET-Two
~ Gne Onccs fronting on Broadway and John street,
20 hIoaaNhy, looh '
OFFICES AND SUITES or OFFICES 10 LET Al %
" Park place. EN nACGHwouT a co.
STEAM POWER TO LKT-wITH WELL LIGHTED
second SG9 e HPpy f f. nR Elm ana srd lTen
STEAM POWER TO LET-wIru WELL. LIGHTED
eadS pecT Appy 70 of S6REs sD al East
STEAM POWER TO LET.-wEIr. LIGHTED ROOMS
- with steam power, on the Arst, second " fourth
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A SMALL FAMILY OCCUPYING THEIR OWN
II house 80 East Fity-iith street. VIII let Third Floor
T. gentleman and wife possession Immediately Rent
mndarAte
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

SIXTEEN FOOT ROW BOAT-pAIxTED RED
Il waite aud blue outside, and marked inside John
Kvie. Harcm.n n reward lOr her recovery Address
JOHN KYLE, Harlem.
I.yOR sALE-A SCHOONER YACHT. " TONS; VERY
coufplete In her outfit: III good order, will be sold
low. Apply 10 H. Z. JOHNSON, 80 and Al PARK place
IaOE sALE-CABIN SLO0P YACHT 81 FEET LONG;
susf Ia not time 10 her ge bs seen loot u Fourth
ger4ef, Il l89kcu.
T,Br IhCffT nREiDNAUGHT FOR SALE
fts rehooner yacht Dreadnaught. IN complete order
rto f s'; and weaihcriy yacht W the world Of
Pc Etf o ~ sale; she cost S5sgD and ranks Al ~
LLOYD years. built by Poilicn Brothers AMI has
saied tai season ls7i she cons,ruced o. the
very best materials ard In tho most thorough manner Tor
captain ~emuei. under his particular superstI0n, ana
viii be warranted syand she 4 ring ~ Tho Ef,c Ba n,
Brooklyn now TO be sold for wait n-e and The
VIII take real estate for her NJ required
CHARLES pOgrEe
Spirit ~ the Times
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To Iron Manufacturers.
Sealed proposals endorsed sealed proposals for four
fiat hooweA Iron Hnoys the nrst cassi will be
ceiyed AZ ~ office unn, aud WIN be opened a. o'clock
r. Nj tuesday. the taa day Of April, printed fornIs,
which. with circulars plaHs specifications forms of
tract ant desired lulormatinn. VIII be furnished
application IS mail. or IN person 70 9. 5. BoGGs,
Naval Secretary.
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PAYMENTS no LET-FIyE ROOMS AT ~ EAST
- Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue. Apply IT los
East Thirteenth street JOHN OWENS.
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STEAM POWER.-TO LET A ROOM 6aSsJ FEET, WITH
- light four sides: VIII be divided a. suits desirable
tor woodworkcrs Apply % NICHOLS 4 SMALL 1856
Bank ~
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CORNER STORES, WITH II ROOMS OVER STORES
~ on northeast corner 81 waits ana Hudson streets,
rent to responsible tcunnt; capital location Tor bust
JAMES PRICE,, ~ hudson street.
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7 Aw AND REAL ESTATE OFFICES TO LET-TwO
~ nnc Oniccs fronting Broadway and John street
part suit Furnished also Desk a copyist at
~ Broadway, room4
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VNTURGHsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS no LET.

PHYSICIANS or DENTISTS OFFICE TO LET
~ man English basement ana, II desired large Room
an same door; also a 'arlor Room 80 East Nineteenth
street, Broadway
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

7 THOMPsoNs DANCING ACADEMY 80 BLEECkER
81 strcct--private lessons, day evening. Matinee
Saturday evening, Mays
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OFFICES AND SUITES or OFFICES 10 LET Az 2,
" PARK place ". v. HAGGHW0UT co.
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NTEAM POWER TO LET-wELL LIGHTED ROOMS,
- with steam power, the frsi, second fourth
floors heated BY steam also steam elevator METALLIC
kEu COMPANY0, fiS and 40 West Twrhiy -scyenth 81
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STEAM POWER TO LEr-RoOM C0Xl0 FEET, WITH
- without two to I've horse power; no Room 5JA -
feet twoodworkerH allowed, AZ &c Cannon street
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DROADwAY PROPERTY TO LEASE FOR BUSINESS
- purposes-fhe hrst Floor Of marble building ~, or
A EAGLEsoN. 81 East Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04

WAAiED-A LIGHT DRArGHT SCHOONER. TO
~ load lot Texas full return freight; business Jernn.
hent y desired Apply 70 LiLE5 gibson. " John st.
tnV BOAfS or ALL KINDS. WOOD AND METALLIC
hnl spoon oars NJ my shops yos a0d SIS south
sTEPnRN ROBERTS.
ASrlCLOGY.
DArrEssoR LISTER AsrROboGRf FROM pos
y ton, can y conmlGi ats Lexington avenue near
tWepty sixth street
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A GENTLEMAN WITH $4,000 TO 5000 CAN ENTER
~ very lucrative business not eXistins yet In the
United states aud proai Ing fortune within 1--we years
Address D. H., box % HerGld office
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
PENSIONS, Gel.

v\CGENSEp Pensions, procured for all snldcrs
| where "a. gate l. too small FOR the disability
incurred IN ne United states service Those dc.
string ths nicreA~r viii write me the nstne ~
.hcir di~sa.iri, aud "a What way .tin'erictr- WIN
manual labor ur former occupation Also st>tr
when and where the Wouud % injury Wa rtHeI''
e. o. the dj-ca-" contracted.
An soller4 who received aur permanent dis1
bilitv "a the /. <. s'rtce arc emitted !" pension
have blank which parents ci deceased sol
dirrs Tho are not receiving prustuns, can hll suI
tbrun~elXcs aud forward ~ me, from which VIII
Inform those who wish, without charge, whether
iu my opinion they can Obtain pension hs se"''-
ing 8 cents postage.
6onnty procured fov 400 .olliers Who emil -tcd
for wears before July -. lNii,Wh" have not hecn
paid Any bounty 49,.
Men Who cnIi-tcd in the Navy after July !. ls'I
aud Who were discharged before their term OF en-
Esimeu expired. can learn something nt interest,"
by sending me their discharges.
Bounty procured for heirs OF soldiers WHO nave
died since discharge, by reason OF disease con
i-actcd or injury OF wound received while In the
L. y Service, where no bounty has been paid sine"
JAY -, lS65.
Bounty for or years men discharged on ac-
count OF RHp!ure received Ia The l. =. service
where no bounty has been paid.
soldiers WHO enlisted Tor one year In 1855, whose
discharges were male ont az Tho Heldi bal VINO
were not lnallr paid on until months from tate
OF enlistment, csn obtain scsOud in~ialimc1t a
bounty Nv applying 10 ne
Al claims bouRtirs, &c, Advertised 10 be pro
cured bv otbct aScUi>. ~ be AZ promVliy obtain
cd at this cricr
against the government. will receive information
from thi- ot.icc free. 10y stating ih-tr cas-" TO ms
sal sending siN cents po-t2-r ,,.,
Cinitas abandoned ~ olh-- Attorneys soii'tsd
Thu /. one OF he oldest VAR clIIn agencies III
lie nitrd States. have r-roi.,so! al Maine sol
oilers 81 The late war; aud '"'is ~ service OF
.EO. n. WEEKS. I. b. Claim Agent
salts Augusta, Nj ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
Sou-isesideni Faxes,

In tbs town at Oxford, county OF pkiotd 'h'
STATE OF Maine fol the GEAR \. II. ISL.
The following list of taxes 81 real estate ~ men
resident owners in the town ot oxford. Tor the
vo,r ISL In bill, commits. 90 seth II. faGnco col.
f,rfrr OF n Nrs 81 aid town on the 10Th day OF
August 1871, hs- been returned hy HIM 10 me ~ Z"
naming unpaid GA the lith day OF juasr 49, ny
hi. certificate Of ulat date, ard now remain un
maid. and notice IS hereby given that il .ald take,
and interest aud charges nc not paij INTO Tue
treasury OF said town within eighteen months from
the date OF the commitment at said taxes, - nuch
of The real estate 20 taxed a. viii be sufficient 10
nay the amount ,luc therefore, including interest
and charges will, without further notice, - solt
A. public suction II Dulcd 4 HsWAe.'s s.ore, ~
said town, on tie tweuts-fr-t dSi "t tehr'lHrt'
ls73 AZ two O'Clock ~, The afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

cr ro,ation 81 crops, The wants OF
the farmer require that we gro" va
ris,y of product, And in poist of aet,
il should not be forgotten ths, right ro-
iAtioa in crops is powerful means al
advancing the prodactiveness oil or
lands In some eases il may he advis"-
bic to apply a top-dressiag to grass
crops, aud if so, il should ba muck from
The swamp. and the asimsl manure 10 DC
spilled to corn, po,sloes and other crops
.JoHN L. RoLFE-
Rumtord, Aug. 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
For tbC QXlotI Democrat
Good Forming.

M Edit0r:-In your issue OF the S0lh
OF July last. something Was said OF the
importance Of raising good cows for dairy
purposes, and the assertion was made
that the right management of grass crops,
including grazing lands,is the foundation
OF pI0Atasie h0.oaudiy Bul She farmer
(at .esst,in our aoyther.y olimue) should
raise superior aheep and other animals OF
the most pgoiiJssis a'uds Ne should be
aware Of lie Important agency Of lie
s~srd in increasing tbs fertility OF the
soil. Large crops of hay consumed up
on the farm, aid the agriculturist to grow
an immensely Of other crops. which are
nc, ouiy indispensable 1ut yeiy protit4-
bic.
-, some have maize the suggestion
ths. The farmer would 90 wei. 10 conGue
hiss. exclusively to grass crops. and
apply his manure s. lop-dressing
We think, nevertheless, that it never
will answer 10 lose sight of prop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
Atra, eopy-atts,t j. S. Honus, Register.
Nou-Ixesi,Ient Taxes,

In the Town Of Byron, County of oxford, and
state OF Maine, for the year ISL,
The following list OF Taxes On Real estate OF
ronre.ident owners In the town of Byron for
the year A. D. 1871, in bills committed to A o..
Reed, Collector OF said town OF Byron, on
The thirteenth day sr July, Vs. has Deen retuf ,n
Lv him To me as remaining nnP"i'i az, AS lJ'h
Ia, at iulv ls72 by his certificate Vt thai dStc'
ami now remain unpaid: and notice l. hereby
,,en that II the said taxes, Interest anu charge
a. not mid into the Treasury of said town with
IN sishi Zen iaOnts from the date of the cOmnlt.
ment of said bills. 80 u,is! al She real estate tax
cd A. will be sufficient 10 pay the ai"@Gst Cue
therefor, including interest aud charges viii,
without further notice, he sold nj Pubiic aucuohi
N ths Town House in said town, on the twenty.
seven,l day Of February 1873 at two O'Clock III
the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

Chrrcheu Charles H., land s,lu-
alsl in East oxford, between
Luther Perkins farm and SAM
uel R9bjusua's land. S'U :! ~
Hawkes. Polite r., land aiiOIu-
iDU Anot lire, between CNtosd
and Wes-Niuot. - ~
kimu.,ll, Peter, lard situated bt-
tween Jonathan WORKS ana
.Icseuh RoWe's land, 20 IN -
Putnam, David, land situate he
tween Moses J. Bsarcss and
Frank GawsOu's land west Of
Matthew's Pond, :" ~ ~
Woodbury., William W, heirs at
land situated between Isaac y.
TEavcr's and Paris town farm, = - 10
Holmes r. A. s. Co, Heater
niece between roads leading
from Steep Falls IN Norway TO
Oxford, II 10 -
smell, Norman, 0ue house former
~ occupied hv him for a hcmc-
stead. 20 lJ . 80
rcrsrls ton, A.J.. ltly acre- stu
ateI hctNeea Hogan Pond aud
n, ola 60 road UI I'D OF
Mont, Glars I'D Joseph Nc
DJnrl 4 "a % "a
Cieosrr, Scih IT,, homestead for
nierly occupied by >eth H.
Croker, % 40 10
GEORGE r. HAWKES., Treasurer.
Oxford, Me, Scpt. ltlh, ls12.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi. Weekly Line.

NNand after the 18th inst, the fine Steamers
DDIRiCO and FRANCONIA, wll,until further
notice, run as follows: ,,
Jssye Galt's Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
nd TEITRsDAY at4 p. NJ, and leave Pier IS
F. r, New York every MONDAY and THURS
DAY ats r. NJ.
The Dirigo and Franconia are fitted up wife hne
,.rnmmodatiens for passengers, making this tie
mott convenient and comfortable route for travel
r.s between New York AMI Maine.
Passage in state roonl So. Cabin passage 81
Cool forwarded TO and from Montreal, Quebec,
IyalIfax 81 John and all parts of Maine. Ship
psrs ars requested to send their freight Ia the
Steamers as early as 4 Z. NJ, on the days thay
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf, Portland
J.F. AMES, Pier IS z. r., New York.
July e,'69.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

Nor THAT KIND OF \ NosE.-Eyen in
political matters it is always best 10 ba
sure OF the man you arc talking to, -
the following shows:
A gentleman OF Dayton dropped into
the reading room OF hotel in this city =
lar days since, and While sitting there =
conversation on politics grew up between
himself and stranger who WAS stop.
ping II lie hotel Now. our Dayton
friend, Ne should explain, IS blessed
vrh q roseate nose. The stranger soon
began q TRADE Of abuse against tie Ad-
u,iuistfa.ion; he denounced President
GrAut A. both 4 knare and tool, and as
ssI,ed that our whole Government WAS a
very eesspool OF corruption.
Oar friend oI the lubicund naaal organ
heard him through; then rising from his
chair he asionishOd the stranger by lay
iug his finger upon his iisry red nose and
remarkius, See hsre, stranger, ln not
Democrat; that's boil"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

1.-The essential articles of the Demo-
cratic creed [are] love rum. aud hate
niggers.' The less one learns and knows,
the more certain he is 10 vote the regular
ticket from 4 10 lizard. "-HoRAcE
Greeley.
eve thereupon asked our contempora-
" 10 ta,e frankly whether the pugilists.
black,legs, thieves, burglars, keepers OF
dens of prostitution, etc, etc. were al
most unanimously Democrats. Horace
GREELEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
\ true copy, attest -. 5, HonBs' Register.

OXFORD, s,.:-At Court of Probate held at Paris
within and iOr ii.e County Oh o'ioiu' on ihs mira
Tuesday of ScLi., D. 1872,
1 LEXANDEK :. TIIA1Eh Administrator on
~ lhe estate OF seth Croker, late Of Parts, in
Ia COUNTY, recC a,etl, having presented his first
account of administration OF tie estate oil said de.
CO ased for allowance:
Ordered. That the said Administrator give aotiee
IN an pers ma interested, by causing copy of this
order 70 be published three weeks excessively ia
IN, Oxford Democrat printed at Paris In said Coun
~, that they may APP ear at Probate Court to be
held ut Paris oil tie third Tuesday of Oct next, q!
len O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, l any
they have, why the same should not be allowed.
II. WALKER, Judge,
A true copy-attest: J. S. HOBBS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
OXFORD. SIS :-Ata Court OF Probate held at Paris,
...i,l.i.. aud the lnuniX of Nxinrl. on the Sd

OXFORD, SIS Alta Court ofProbato held ut Parls,
within and for the County of oxford, on the Sd
Tuesday of Sept, 4. ID. 1872, ..,,,
an the petition of PELEG &. WADSWORTH,
~ Guardian of John Clemens. an insane person
OF Hiram, in said County, praying for license to
sell and convey at an advantageous Offer OF $2Svo,
the home stead farm of said John Clemens, situate
in Hiram, aforesaid.
Ordered, That the said Petitper give notice 10 an
persons Interested, by causing an abstract OF DIS
petition with this order thereon to he pubisbe,t
three weeks ccessively in the Oxford Democrat,
n newspaper printed at Paris, thai they MAJ APP
pear ~ 4 Probate Court 10 he heid AZ r. euuisi
/ said Couuty on the 18th ,lay OF October neNii
n 10 OF the clock la thcforenoon, and snow c!asci
II any they have why the same should not oH
H.WALKER, Judge.
true copy, attest:-J >. HOBBS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
A,rny py-aties,: !. ;. iIoBn,, Register

OxroRp, ss:-AI Cont at Probate, hcdat l'ari,
within and tor IEc oqpgij a 'Niuri'i ph me al
Tuesday OF sept, 4. y. .Sis,
~yARI \ SILVER, Administrative OF tne %
M tate al Jane silver. late vi Runlord IA said
Couut, tl.cea 4cd having presented hsr fret and
huS, a4Guup, 81 administration OF The estate oil
aid decreased lur a'lOJancc:
Ordered That che saba Smtinisuatttx give
nrti-r To all uer-ons interested, by causing copy
of this order g. be- published three weeks sucees'
si,cIy In the oxford Democrat, printed at fnriH'
la sall County tlat They may appear ~ \ frob"'s
Court "a bs hsll ~ tM,s "n Tire 81 ue,u"s -
oc,. npst, 1T ten Q'ciQGS ip ihe forenoon, ana
shew cause, fany they haze, VIII ne HmS 'houin
not he allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
MANHOOD:
HOW E.OS's. HOW RESTOglED.

Just published, y new edition OF DIR. CuiN-r-
WELLS Celebrated Essay on the radIcGi cure
(witl ont m-fi ciasj Of SVERAAToRRH,EA a. scHI
iual We knees In Oiuntlry Seminal losses, ~.
PorE>ct. Ment'l and Physicist incaPacty, impod
mcnts e. Marriage, ctc also CoNsUMPTl0N, Er
lLEPsl aud FITS nduCeif by sef Indulgence %
sexual extravaganza.
Rs-Prce, ia scaled envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, IN this admirable ESQ.,,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years surCc.,-
ml practice, that the alarming consequence, OF
sellabgse cEG DE radically cured without thG lA,
gerous uss OF internal medicine OF the app!icst.O,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

u1roRD,s :-Ata Court OfPrObatc held ~ PsIii
within and tor the County OF oxford, on III"
third Tuesday OF Sept, 1872 .
NNthe petition Of ABIGAIL o. HARRINGTON,
widow ., James w L. Harrington, late OF
FTeburg in ssil County, decreased, praying Tor
an allowance ont Of thc p-r,ona estate oil her late
husband:
Ordered, -. lie said Petitioner give notice to
ali per.ous iH,rrrst,d,by causing = copy Of tins
order 20 be three weeks successfully In the
Oxford Drin"r,. printed at Paris, III said County,
that they mn, pear at u irobat, Court 10 be heid ~
Paris. on The tdird Tuesday OF Oct next, NJ ten
o'clock la the i.rrnUOH, aud shcN cause II anj thty
have, Why IT, '.8ne ehould not b. BTnnied'
4. ii ~ ALkER, judge.
true lJy-sttsst: J. ,. HOBBS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

uHfoRp, So Alta Court OF Probate held ut Paris
within AMI ior the County of oxford, on The third
Tue lay vi sept, 4. ID. lS12.
an The pe,.iion of CALVIN HOWE, Admins.
traitor ut The estate of Joel Howe, late oi
Hanover, in said County, deceased, praying Tor
license to sell aud convey al public or private sale
all OF the real estate Of said deceased torthe paw
nept of debls and incidental charges:
ordered That the said Petitioner gave notice to
all persons interested by causn. an abstract OF ms
petition with this order thereon TO be published
three weeks .uccessiyely in the oxford Democrat
printed ut Paris, that they may appear at Pro
bate Court "a he held at Paris, IN said County,
or the 81 Iues.y of Oct. next, ut 10 OF the clock
in the forenoon and shcw cause, If any they have,
Vnv the same should not toe granted.
n II. WALKER, Judge.
A true cOpy--attest: j. ;. HOBBS, Register.