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The New York herald., 1872-07-13
THE RAILROAD BONDS,

THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The prevalence of low rates on call continues to
divert capital into railway bonds, the market for
which was unusually strong to-day, with @ larger
business and an inquiry for nearly everything on
the list, transactions being limited simply because
OF the scarcity of bonds, which are held with re-
markable nrmness and reluctantly parted with by
their owners. The chief feature OF the day was sale
of New York Central six per cent bond of 1888 at
oeh, which price continued to be bid for more with
none offered, and Is peculiarly noteworthy, as the
bonds in question are not secured by the usual
ACTIVE TRADE
was done in the &C. c. and I. C.n Sec
onds, which advanced to so. On the
free list appeared for the first time since reor-
ganization) the first and second mortgages OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway but no quo
tations were made. The condition is oflcially re-
ported as folows:-First mortgage bonds, SIS.
COO 90 o. second do, $12, 100000; third do $40 O0O-
900. Total bonds $590Oo,0Oo. Capt tai stock,
s.5o,oOo,OOO Bond and stocks o9,Oo0,OOo. The
gross receipts of the company for the year ending
June 3o 1871 amounted TO s4,6e7,l39 The following
were the bids at the regular call Of the railway
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
COMMON pLeAs-SPeCIAL TERM.


BY Judge Van Brunt.
LierOn vS. observation-disclosures ordered.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COtIon irregular ana CIOSeO Wc0k-tkes
ceipts ut the Ports, 325 Balcs-Flour and
Wheat Unchanged-CGrn steady-Oats
Firmer-POrk Firmer-Lard Weak
Coffee Duil-spirits Turpcntine Easicr-
Metals Quiet-Whiskey Firmer.
FRIDAY, July l2-6P.M.
AsHRs.-Receips since last, l36 packages The mar
ket remained quiet and unchanged. Pots quoted 81
q $S26
BUILDING MATERIALs-Bricks have arrived literally
during the past week; but under a fair demand prices
have exhibited no change. We quote -Cargoes pale -
a $5; Jersey, 81 81 80; North River, 81 a So rs;
Croton $l2 SIG; Philadelphia 'front.' from yard, $40
$40. Lime-The market remained dull. There In very
little stock on hand hut more than sufficient for the
quiremens Of the trade Quoted at 81 " for Rockland
common and 81 IS for do lump Cement continued steady
but less nominal; quoted at 81 60 RosendaIe
laths have been In good demand and the market frm
There were large sales at 81 rs for Eastern spruce
CANpLEs-Tne market was very quiet, but prices were
unchanged We quote sperm, Sic. &c patent do,
adamantine, lac. lss4c, according TO weight
COFfEE.-The market still remained duh all descrp-
tons, but prices showed change. We current
quotations as follows :-Rio-Ordinary cargoes, l61ac q
&c fair do, l7c lsc good 90, ls4c 1sNc. prime,
lsc Laguayra, l7fac. Is1sc St. Domingo Qn bond)
l4c Java, l9c. a 2Oc., gold, per lb.
CorroN.-The market opened with considerable firm
under fair demand and light offerings, and
Of 4c per h. established for ali GRADES spot
and at the close the appended quite no
nal and, If anything, rather above the market For
future delivery the demand continued brisk but a rregu-
lar prices the market closing with downward tendency
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

NEW YORK STATE SIX FER GENT GOLD LOAN
- OWYNNE \ DAY 10 Wall street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Nrricp ItelllS.

Last spring the Youngest snn at J W.
Richards ur-this place. planted several
squash seeds in his garden; only one seed
came up and grew; but that vine grew
,alil several OF It's branches had extend.
ed between and rods from where
t started and the whole vine with all It's
branches measured seventeen rods and
Two feet in length. And its yield WAS Twelve
nice large squsshcs. do not kno" the
kind of squash, but it is somewhat SIM
liar to the Narrow and is one of the best
tor cookin. purposes.
This story has one thing in its favor,
tb.t it is all true. and il any ous doubi.
It's truth he ma, 20 TO Nr, Richards aud
have the privilege OF seeing the squashes
and measuring the vine tor himself.
= 4 b.
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Kes0r Fails Items.

The Register correspondent says We
learn that Mr.. George kcnison Of Brown.
field. \ laborer in powder-mill At Cor
ham, WAS very Shockin.ly burned one
day last week. The circumstances, as
We are informed. are rs follows: lie left
the mill in his work suit of clothes, went
to his boarding house aud seated himself
by the ,tore = spark from the fire flaw
Oh to his clothes, set them ON fire and
burned them entirely from his person. AT
jasi accounts he WAS not expected 10 i've.
The buildings owned and occupied by
Mr.. Levi Stone, situated ia Cornish, WA,
consumed 10y fire last Friday evening 21lh
riJ \ portion of thejI contents were
saved Loss esiimsted 10 be $1,000. ln.
sured lor $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Buckfeid Items.

Our correspondent Hartford write, 4.
Tho Rev M Haeget oi Lircrmore,
w., preach discourse al Last BucAhc.d.
Oct. 6.h. upon the death ol Thomas j..
only chijd Of Cyrus and Martha Bartlett.
aged - ysAg,, who lei, tins place three
yo.,ys%Eo FOR Minnesota 90 provide hi
parents With q bome iu the decline OF
ue Ga The 4,h o.. September, while in
company with = Young mau IN a boat ON
Moose Lake. after hay, while in the act
OF moving pitehlOrk aud gun alter
.audmg he received the contents of The
latter in his len side. and exclaimins Il
am shot. carry me home quick " died i'm
mediaIely upon his return. learn from
his father. that letter from his employ
er states that he was = man of integrity
and that lite insurance OF $1,000, and Z
ike sum in the bank. awaits his order
The threshing machine has proved that
ana extra crop OF grain has been raised,
being one Of the hes, seasons for wheat
tor twenty five years. Corn excellent,
potAtoe. nUl decided. owing to the rust,
rot, and wesiher, apples IN abundance,
lrc, lrom worms, era-berrieS good, but
difficult 10 gather Ia many places on ac'
,,UEt "a! water; pumpkins are au vine,
,.d uo dividends; fail feed never nc,ter
stock in good plight and good demand
,ae qu.ea demand for all kinds Of mer
chtndi>e encourages the farmer 10 be al
aal doing. Tbs most tender and 6eauIi
En-, flowers have not Yet been mAI red by
.lls.
Benjamin Hodgdon Of Easl Buckiield
Is setting one and one nalf acres OF su
perior lsud tor ihe same TO cranberry
plants Of the best varieties. including ia,
Belle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

Our correspondent ID " writes. Nh
u EHingwood. carriage maker. has open
eel "a coffin wareIoom and keeps every
thing in the undertaker's line.
Benz jackson, Jr, is building i nice
1850 story house, and Chaplin Virgin Is
epsiging his saw and Single mills and
placing them in good condition Tor tusi.
sees.
Our correspondent, "a. =. b. writes :
". d Abbott ana wife @: the Union
House, Rumford, entertained their friends
10 the number of sixty or more on the
evening Of the 9th inst, the occasion be.
ing The fifteenth anniversary OF their
Esdded life. The presents we're pretty
and appropriate, embracing almost ev.
erything useful in glass. besides other
elegant and valuable articles The show
Of flowers in bouquets was m object of
general admiration. with an oyster
supper with the accessories, after the
style OF CiiHe host. and music, vocal and
instrumental, and dancing. "Ail went
ineny as Il marriage beil.r-kegsstsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

To the Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Judi
cial Court next TO be holden at Paris within
and for the County of Oxford, on the third tues
day of September, 1872.
DEsPECTFULLY lbsls and represents Lacy
III A. Knseland, of Lowell, in said County, that
she WAS duly married &c W stsrford. in said Coun'
IT, by A. s. Kimball, gsq., Justice Of the Peace.
on the 2lth day OF March, 1860, TO Thomas W.
kneslasd, OF Sweden, or Of parts unknown 10
YOUR libelant; that she has By former marriage,
ne children, Walter I. and Orsn V. j.. Storer; and
your libeisut AYERS that said Thomas w. Knee.
land proved 10 be AID Was or so violent .
disposition and temper 60 irritable and passion
ate As 10 compel her, for her safety, and OF the
children, on the 9:d day Of August 1871, to leave
him, since which time neither she nor hsr chil-
dren have lived with him that he has repeatedly
seized and choked her, torn her clothes frsm hsr,
the door yard aud house, doing her great bodily
injury and has once confined her In doors that he
Oh said last day, seized and threw about violently
said two children, and often violent am cruel
10 them, and oYereyscting and your libslant IN
ner testimony will refer moro especially to his 'io'
ience toward her and her said children abost Nov,
lSss, ia the Woodmsn house, In Lowell, and 10 III
Vcrs other DAYS and places While'theY lived 70
gether; that he Is exceedingly profans, ana wouid
before your libelant and her children useths most
profsno language conceivable; and that he mas
not provided for her reasonably even 10 the article
of fuel-and she prays that u divorce be granted
her from said bond OF msirimony, that the same
would be reasonable and proper, conducive 10
domestic harmony and Consistent win the peace
and morality Of society.
Dated At said Lowell hi. 18th day OF August \.
ID. 1879. LUCY 4. kNEELAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

Tn, liyel is the great depuraiiag or
blood cleaGsug organ OF the sys TEN
st The xrcA; houSSseper Of our health
at worN, and the loul curruptious which
gender Ia tho blood, and rot out, - 1t
we're, The machinery of life, are gradu.
S.y expelled from the system For this
purpose Or Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyvry j. prc sminontly The Article need
cd /, cures every kind al humor from
Tho WurSt S,IoiJls 20 The common pimp.c.
u.otci ur eruption. Gre 1 eating u.ccr,
study heal under IT. mighty curative Ia
lueuce. Niru,cnl, blood poison, thas
lark IN the system are 10y II robbed OF
their tsIror., and by perscVeriug aud
somewhat prolrSc,cd use OF Ii, the most
tainted syslem may be completely reno.
waited aud built up snew. Enlarged
glands. tumOrS and Sweiiings dwind,e
sway .ud disappear under the influence
%: this great Tssolveut. II is sold 10y all
druggists
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Sole Proprietgr,.

80 JENERAL ha- the public confidence become
ID. pa. Aver medicines, and 30 great the demand
les them, that UnprmSiplcd villains are sttenlst.
is. 20 deceive the Unwary by imposing upon
trrm tECir worthless uosLrums under similarity
,f Da.lo. Cherry Electoral Lozenss>, d.. Ayers
rrCches. Ayers PastilcS fOr Coughs, Pectorsl
Cough Drops, Ayers teveI and Asue Cure, Or.
Ayers Indian Pills &c =, none oiwhich are Or.
Aye.'e Manufacture composition arespecimens
o. JAS Siialuy and deceit. They noi only defrand
The sick Of then money bat OF their health, OF the
recovery OF THEN health, which is far more import
$40, ta-u money. Prom actual counlerfets tie
people are protected Oy law which the DoE,0r
promptly cntorte,, bat these eyasions sometimes
eludg ,hg law aud purchasers must prO,ec.. ..,.cn.
selves 10y refusing 70 ve .--ccy,,cd oy denl.- Do.
,,s y. H. Bee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NXvHEREAS. seth Cropker. tt7n OF oxford, in
w the County ot Oxford SEd state Of Maine,
but since dyCeascd-on The thitty.iIsI day ct
March ia the year OF oar Lord ono thousand isht
hundred aud seventy, 10y hts mortgage deed OF that
date. recorded in oxford Registry Of Deeds Book
l5j, page IL. conveyed 20 ur, Joseph Mcdonald,
Of Pclanii, IN the County OF Audroscoggln and
state aforesaid, certain parcel Of land situated
10 said oxford, being the home tead farm former
~ occupied by laid Croker, sui conveyed 10 him
IN part hy deed vi Albion u. L. tlwell, dated
March 9Th, \ u. $50, IcropiCd ~ SAID RE. istry,
hook ~, page so, ami in part by deed Of Thomas
J. ThuTstOn, dated June lS,h i. ID, lsjO, and re-
corded IN said Reg Try, Book III, page 2l3, 10
which deeds reference is made for further descrip.
tiun Of said land; said mortgage being conditioned
10y the payment OF Ons hundred and ifty dollar
in one year from the date thereof with interest an
nually, aud, whereas the said Mcdonald, on the
second day Of October, y. ID. 1872, by his assign.
ment Of that date, duly executed, did assign sand
mortge " 10 the undersigned, EbeneZer X. Holmes
or Oxford aforesaid, and the condition IN sai't
mort age has been and j. broken, now, therefore,
by reason thereof !, the said Holmes, hereby
claim foreclosure Of said mortgage, pursuant 10
th> statute ia such case made and provided.
EBENEZER Il. HOLMES.
Oxford Oct 3th l>7A yCtS
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Sun-ResiGeut Faxes,

In the town Of Peru in tho County OF oxford
and state of Maine, FOR the year 1871.
The following List OF Taxes on the Real Estate
oil nonresident owners, IN the town Of Peru,
for the wear ISL, ia bills committed To - Az ID
HAL l.. Collector Of said Town, On the lsih
day OF July a. ID. ISL, has been returned 10y him
10 ne - remaining unpaid on The 10th day Of
July, \. Il. lS12, by his certificate OF that date,
and now remain unpaid; amt notice i hereby
given that il the sSd taxes interest and charges,
sre moi paid into the Treasury of said Town,
within eighteen months from the date of the com
ritment OF the said bills, much OF the Real Es-
tate taxed a. viii be sufficient 70 pay tho amount
due therefor, including Interest and charges, Will
without further notice be sold IL public auction
IL A {. Smalc store IN ,ai town, on the 18th day
of January, 4. u. 1873, ~ two O'Clock IN the after
A.
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BURNETTS
STANDARD
Flavoring Extracts,
FOR FLAyoRING
Soda Syrups, Ice Creams, Custards,
Pies, Blanc Mango, JeIIies,
Sauces, Soups, Gravies,
etc., etc.

The superiority of these extracts consists In their
PERFECT PURITY & GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more engross
attention than the purity Of the preparations which
are used in nayoring the various compounds pre-.
pared for the human stomach.
These Extracts are icdTranted perfectly free from
the poisonous oils and acids iehich enter into the com
position Of many Of the Eetitios 5ruit fsror, nOr
IN fhe market They are not only true TO their
names, but are prepared from fruits of tina best
quality, and so highly concentrated that u small
quantity only need be used.
They have stood the test Of eighteen years time
and competition, and are pronuHced HarivdiIed by
tie most eminent coHnoisHres proprietors rhe lead
my hotels, and prominent dealers ~ the United
states and Canada, They are neatly put up Ia i've
ICES -SHpaneted bottles, holding more than pan.
eled sizes appearn. much larger. They are the
best and cheapest Fruit Extracts the market az
fords. Their standard quantity aud qualify tc.H
be strictly maintained.
as-lt is necessary in some cases for person. de-
string A" BURNETT's SUPERIOR fLAVoRiSG EN-
TRACTS, 10 insist upon obtaining thon in order ~
avoid many OF the fictitious brands offered be-
cause OF their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT & co,
sole Proprictors, Boston.
For sale by Grst-cass Grocers and Druggists
generally. ian. - - eowly
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E.,i,oriat qua selected nems.

There is to be a Csutlo Show and
Fair a East Dixiield, Oct 22d.
Hrs. Cobb. widow ut ia, late S>l.
,auus Cobb. II D.. OF Bo>loi. is lo
,r-ak in tho UnNersalist church at
liaiioweii, SUNDAY evening.
Hon (. X. Smart died at his real
Isnce Sept. 5olh. Of sol,sning Of thv
brain. 1T the age of City nine years.
The elections, this week in Psnnsyl-
vania. Ohio, and Indiana, will be looked
70 with great interest. We are hopeful
Of results.
j. r. Pul,jler Of Poland. this season
has pat up GOO barrels of cucumber
pickles. Nj. p. raises so bushels OF Gran
berries this wear.
The Androscogsin Artillery Orgauiz-
Ell Friday evening by the choice Of the
following officers: Captain. A ). Per-
hau; Ssuior lst Lieutenant, q. ;. Fol
leusbse; Junior lot Lieutenant, j. K.
Perkins. Jr. Senior ID Lieutenant, A.
4 Miller; Junior IA Lieutenant, L. u.
Meunssly .-LsUistoa JoaT9!uI
The Bangor Whig is informed that J.
Al Lunt, Esq. who rolinquished the 81
pcrintendency OF the Maine Central rail
road, has bceu offered the position of
Superintendent OF the Boston, Hartford
and Erie railroad, and also the position OF
GENERAL Superintendent, of the Central
Railroad ct lows. the latter with = salary
OF $4,000 per annum We Sre informed
that his successor on the Milne Central
Ia, not vet been appointed
The Press says that Deacon Boul.
Steaus dropped dead ia church ut Cenire
Lowell. Sunday lie WAS about : > years
ct sgs and well known .ud generally
respected ia that elton,
The descendants OF Edward RswsOH
who Nas Secretary of Massachusetts
BAY from 1850 To l6>6. s,e To haNe2 SCI
r,ai rc union al horticultural Hall. Wor
ecNlcr, un Wednesday, Get. 9,h. Many
ancient documents, portraits. Gle, inter.
cs,lus % ,he descendants. wi!, loo pre-
>euied ut the meeting -EI.
"a. r........,. -. No., tn.
49,. ,I -.
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Notice.

NOTICE :, hereby rivtu tatt by virtue og a d.
y ,vn,c from tbr Probate Court. there Will %
sold a, public auction, ~ the heusc iorIicrly *
cuplcd by Henry NckenGey. !u Bethel, on Friday
morning, November i;ih. 49,. 40 ten o'clock .u shr
foIruocu. all the real estate OF which the aid
Henry Nc hruucy died, sciIed aud posIv~ssd, IN.
Guiding widow $ dover, for the payment OF debts
and charges OF administration. >aid real cstNte
consist, Of ghc house aud land connected thei o
with, formerly owned and occupied hy said Henry
MchcnRcy.
Dated AZ Bethel. this thiJd day of oct. ls53
SARAH j. CkEN\EI, Adm'N.
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RuDafoPfl ffegltS,

J. {. Fanum raised this season = lot
oi Western corn that was Ii ieet IN
height. How is that for high?
Hs. Leonard also raised this season,
four apples that measured respectively
=. II IL. II 4 aud Is - inches in cir
cumforsnce. Bsat that if you can.
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MARRIED..

Ia Norway, sept. 20, Daniel Green, OF Otisleld,
aad Mss Angle 4. kBightly, o. Norway.
ln Bethel, sept. %, by Rev. C. w. Morse, Mr..
Charles 4. T. Abbott and Miss Ella l.. Davis, both
OF Bethel.
In West sumner, sept. -, by III. >. COburn Esq .,
Mr.. samuel T.. Loud aud Miss Addie Churchill,
both OF south Weymouth, Mass.
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special Notices.
sos no sIoe Lee WEEK

made easy by any lady. so'o' sold IN six months
The most rapid le!lnE articles ever ia'cnt 90 .
married or single Ladies use.
NO FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN
Durable, Elegant, Cheap Snd what has AWAY
been w4nted, and alwsy. viii. Profits large -
Rights tor sale Lady Agents can make fortune J.
Standard articles. Circulars free.
Address RASpNSAB MANUFACTURING Co,
New York. ~ age
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DIED.

In sumner. Aug y, Mis-, Caroline Farnup,
a. Ell II years, IL months
ta e. Iiver1nOre, Oct. 4, Mrs. ASdie +, wife OF
Rev. = ID. Breyyn aget IS years.
Ga Philips. Oct / Abiather Austin, aged 50,
years 8nd months.
ia LOcke's Nilll sept p Mrs.. Nancy Woodsum,
formerly of Hartford, aged 81 years and mos,
Va Otisfeld, Oct. ., seneca Brett, forhleTiy o.
south Paris, aged about 90
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Notice OF Foreclosure.
Notice

w lERENS nv VIE, SARAH J. kILGoEE, has
w len my usd mad board without any justid-
able csu.c, notice IS hereby gwen that shall PAY
10 bills Or her contracting alter this tate, to any
one urulsAiu. her on my account, but shall claim
her earning, from any ono wl may sec at ID hrr-
Dor hcr after this notice
GEORGE 4. klLGORE.
Witness, ENoCH rosrEE, Jr
North NeWry. September 10, ls15. sep.i
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STATE OF MAINE

OXFORD, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, Septem
Der Term, \. ID. 1873.
MARTHA n MEADER, Libelsnt, vs. GEORGE
L. MEADER.
And now it appearing to the Court that the said
defendant is not an inha bitant of this state, and
has no tenant, agent or attorney teerein and
thai he has no notice of the tendency ofths libel
II Is ordered by the Court that the said lbelant
notify the said defendant of the tendency OF this
libel by causing an attested copy thereon, with
this order of Court thereon, TO be published three
Der printed in Paris in said County, the last publ
cation to be thirty days at least before the mex,
term of said Court, to be holden at Paris, afore'
said on the first Tuesday of December next, TO
the end that the said defendant may then and
there appear at said Court and shew cause, If any
he has why the prayer of said Libelant should
not be granted.
Attest: VIM. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
A true copy of libel and Order of Court thereon
Attest: WIN. h. kIMBALL, Clerk.
A. II. Walker, Lowell, pl'ns Atty
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Public House for Sale.

INHE well.knOwn Snd eommolious tavern stand
L of the late John jackson, situate IN DiNteld
village. This stand can be bought al bargain,
with or without the furniture a. desired as soon
"a sale can be authorized by Law.
The house will be kept open, IA usual, FOR the
accommodation OF the public travel, b. Mrs Jack
son, until a sale is effected. its large circle Of
patrons and the travelling public will ind that hos
pitality ana kindness that has ever been charac
teriSic OF lis management while under the care OF
Mr Jackson. VIM. W. BOLSTER,
fL0RENTiSE L.. JACKSON,
Executors
DiXheld, Sept. Il, ls72. octl
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OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court Septen-
Der Term, A. ID. lsTs.
LUCY A. KSEELAND, Liblt vs.. THOMAS w.
KNFELAND.

Aud now Il appearing % the Court that the sald
defendant IL not an inhHbtant OF this state, and
ha. no tenant agent or attorney therein, and that
abe has no notice Of the pendency Of this libel:
IL i ordered by the Court that the said Llbelsht
notify the defendant OF the pendency Oi thlS HDtI
by causing an attcsted copy Of this libel, with
this order of Court thereon 10 DE published three
week. successfully in the Oxford Democrat, pa
per printed 10 Paris IN said County the last pubil
cation to be thirty day at least before the next term
Of said Court 10 bs holden at Paris Aforesaid, on
the frat Tuesday OF December next, to the end
that the said defendant may then and there appear
~ said Court, aud shew cause, u any he has,
why the prayer OF said llbelant should not 10
granted. - -,
Attegt: WM h. kIMBALL, Clerk
4 true copy OF libel aud order OF Court thereon.
Attest WM. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
4. II. walker. Lowell pins Atty.
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NOTICE.
Courts Of Probate.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. - At a Court Of Probate, held nj
Paris, within aud tor said County on tho third
Tuesday Of September, 4. y. ls14
ORDERED, That nom and amer the lay aforc-
rsd, the tourts Of Probate IN the County OF ok
ford. will bG held ~ the Probate Cnice in
PARIS. on tho Third ruc.day OF every month
excepting February.
SOUTH WATERFORD, on Wednesday follow.
ing The Third Tue -day ol May aud October, nj
lOA.h.
LOWELL. on Wednesday. following the Third
TUESDAY Of Nav AMI October, At ; T.. "
fRlEBJR Re-, on Thursday following the Third
Tuesday 0i May and October. At 10 4. VI.
4. III. WALkER, Judge.
Aucst:-J. = Horns Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

LNECUIfyE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, sept. p leI2.l
An Adjourned session Of the Executive Council
will Doc hclt ut the Council Chamber, IN Augusta,
On TUESDAY, thc Sth day OF Octoscr next, NJ
- O'Clock Al.
Attest: GEORGE y. STACY,
Secretary OF state.