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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-26

BntchelOr'a Hair Dye.-rhs superb Hair Dye
IS the 6eSt ne D0rdpeIiectly harmless, reliable and
lnstananeousi no disqppontmenti no ridiculous tnts
o. disagreeaole oder. The genuine WIN A Batcbeor's
iiair Dye produces tm9edid,eiy splendid Black or
natural Brown leaves the hair clean, SOFT beautul
does not CONTAIN particle OF lead or any Injurious com
Pouhu' sold ny all Druggist. Factory, l6 Bond st.. N
dlyr WI
John - clark a. Son, Commission Merchants
an9 1oAieTs N Flour and Grain, Land Plaster, Lime
galcined Plaster CIR. Bone, Cement Salt Guano Suner
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce NOS 237 Md
2S9 Front ST. Worcester Mass. - '
diff JOHN s. CLARK a. SON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-26

apps dtf 47G MAIN ST.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICF,-The Es-
~ tate Of CALEB TARE, la'e OF WPstb0roush. in he
County of Worcester. deceased ed insolyent
The undersigned having been appointed by the PROBATE
Coutt for said County Commissioners to receive and
examine all the CLAIMS of creditors against thu estate
said Caleb arr, hereby give notice hat six months
from the second day of April A D. 1877 are all wed to
creditors to present IN Prove their claims against said
estate and thlthey viii meet to examine the claims Of
creditors, at the office If D. +. Newion no Eagle
BlockD in SAID Wesborough, on SATURD Y, the
eleventh day of May at O'c Ock in The aler-
noon. d. r. NEWTON, commissioners
JOSIAH CHlLDS, ! commissioner
WestborOugh, April 25h 1872 d3sF ape
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-26
One Gray Mare, s years old,
NEW ANN SUPERINTENDENT FIgNIrlI3r

Parlor Suits. 4 Chamber Sets oldfashioned Nahoe-
any Sid Board. do. do Desk Black Walnut Office
Desk Black Walnut Extension Table, Fureaus. Bed
steads, Chairs, Tables Sta DIS, Beds and ding r.
pets, Crockey and Glass Ware, Cooking and Heating
st sNSs &C. &c &c upxpv c1.y,ro ,..,,on..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-26
auinsigamond Village, Worcester.

The House and Lots Nos. and will be sold together
Lots Nos. 3, and separate.
tn sale offers rare opportunity to any who may
wish TO make profitable inYe ment for fine Home
st adj TOR occupancy, being Gated only about ~ miles
from the city Hail. in Worcester on one OF The finest
ro1ds in the state and in the be utl and grow ng VII
age OF Quinsigamnnd. Also. it is expected that very
sonn the Providence and Worcester railroad will estab
hsh Depot near his place. II is only ne essary to
view the pre- ises 70 realize beauty For nfirma-
ton call on the Auc ioneer of Mr. A. Maynard the
Boston and Albany railroad freight depot. Terms at
sale.
MRS. SOPHIA ANTHONY.l Administrators
NJ. A. MAYNARD A"mihaVl"'ors'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
DELLA AXE AAlLhOAC LIME
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

,sSvyn IN anu .itei MONDAY, July 2eth
!. p ,sS,]' tSun0Ass excepted lrains III ;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
REDUCTION in PASSAGE Rates

ANCHOR AANE UTEAAERa
sAIL. svsay Y sDsssnAv AND sA-u..
DAY.
Passenesrs looked to and from anv R.,lv.v g..
tioa o. Seaport in Great Britain, ireIssSs No..
wy, sweden. Denmark. Germany. FrSsce. 6ol.
:. Cabin isre from NEW iORK to Lon DON. LIv.
EkPOOL. GLASGOW s.o DERkY by W.ans
ard Cts. s 'etssosts V0O
hxCVRSIoN TIChETs. else.
aNiiHkAkDlATE, eSS, sIEkRA0R. oaO,
Psrtiss seedns tor their friends In the Old Co...
tsy can p1rchsss tchs's At loWess rate. For a.,
SON BkOTA1kS. bowling 0,eco. N. ~ q +.
SAINT H q. bttfH
ss~Ovsw Vil1l8eien.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

a.n, =, ed IRAN will run subject to d,lays Incl
ton. whsea business and will stop only at sta
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
a, ~ rev Gastle Tor Wilmington and Phil.dsl-
"iiminston a 10 p. N ;. for New cssti. - ens
oMfkNA BRANCH 1kAINS
~ noaMionai to those above. .leaveSuyrns n, c,.v
ton LBS N. and 7.35 D. n. LeayeTso,,Ii 40, Iisy ~
s slna S.4o =. w.. ana 2.uO y. m to MAKE connsc
S"n,h h'en 'rAnsto and from Dover. and stations
a. aum y. HsEND WITH the Kent County and Queen
a.iisoat a.hA toN. with the Maryland and Delsvar.
At taAKkiNa1oN. With tn. Junction and p,...
water Railroad. s"'''on ana break
Railroad. anu DeiawAre
Al MAR. With the Eastern Shore RaiI,o.a
ana "icomico aud fvcomoke Railroad.
- u. F. KENNEY. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Jsin Hands ses . Day Of c God Cheer
AtR-"ROsIN THE Row."

AtR-"RosIN THE BOW"
Conc brothsry. and join in the chorus.
And pledge me the Union anew:
The old starry banner waves DER US.
Unieins the smy sad the blue.
No more Of the bsyonet and sabre.
Let equal lave bind US again;
HsSrah for tho champion Of labor.
Ths man Of free speech and free ZEN
II. fresh Greeley breeze til 1t is blowing,
The fog Of corruption to ciea.;
Al election you'll think it i. showing,
When the Chapplqua ballots appear.
Goodbye to Ulysses's relations.
Reform sounds the knell of the crtw:
Old White Hat will sure fill the stations
With men shat are honest and true.
Il IL time that the wounds should he healing
Away with suspicious and fear;
An era once more Of good feeling,
Join hands for day OF good cheer!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
DIX

FR0N THE UTICA OBSERVER,
An elderly party named Dix.
While waiting to cross tue dark St,x.
At the ferry met Weed,
And they straightway agreed
The Custom House schedule to fix
Before they crossed over the Styx.
Oh. foolish and creduious tiki.
To asddle with what Is Old Nick's.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
AsiIrexa xtxes.
Phjladeiphla, Wllmlngsea ana 8alu.
1ogo 1al1EoaA
TIME TABLE.

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Lave Cnosssrss l3.ue saa I'll A. T.. and n ,n
Lew wun'assoa - IAN, ~ aad " o. 4 H. los ma
SUNDAY TRAIN PROM BALr1xosx
nsss 2s.,s.s :: y T.: ::oppas :. hssaon. Perry
~, ~. ncsA oAss slktos. Gevark, Ssaaton, New
SS'"""oAn0soe, ,ClsIooaa LiPHscc And Chss,,r.
=. V81nET. 0npenntendsa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
PEWN0xLVANIA RAILROAu.
&A0XQ 1Q
VI AAD Avfxs nOHpAy. JULY. ~. 1877

VI AID AHI28 0OuUAY. JULY. ~ l&71
EST PAILADkLPHiA.
:';;: ~: Ell = e
Peoli Aceonmodatiea daily. except sunday, 1. x
s:3.,s Ss.n: and lilo .. n. l.IU .. n. / 70 D. N
Ni.ssi. E.prs's daily. .zoep, Sunday. $780,. u
Lssa s;v:s :ad sIaiIs Eiel.: daily. .ss.S;
4: e: ~. =; 81: ssss.;. Iii;
as .aasis: as sosssa
Glncinuan kxprsss daiiy. go ON
scesssis sssss s.p,:s:S acss':: ac,l, SS
:s e; -: s.si:; Am .sl Is 3
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For Emisrslt Exprsse 1fsin. leaving ic.5U D. ~
s:y :as:E; .s ::
Ne. 1e.k bsxi:soSs.. bSt p. e' o." pm
E1prss: tsr New York. 7.ls. sN ana Ii 90 an. and
T:.s ~ ese Lss ~ S1:ass :ad sisa and
fs:,. s,s s: s,.'s 81 Il; xs:. nd
W f,:s e. 4eis:.s;,;. 4ii.ssa; ~ ..s sa..,..oa 500 a.
Ne ss - So:t esaday Trains. Ia =. SIS u. and
s.46 N l!9p soeassss st Trenton for L.nb.,t.
vile .'a vi ikEsisissi4os Esssfifsi4 prpor.
HEslnTS:e.ss W.. T. 1..si;ssn: ,so =. RsoA 7lsp m
n.s,..s .sas T,ais. iSs NV y. Ssss..iel x n
~NAAsAD W. ASVotOos SSV . . o00 A.UQ and
Way fr.iss 'sr Trenton. 700. n. so. 500 and
way '''is Fos & sEtSiDRKE ssEt'si DIVISION 81" N
E1p.''s sor Iseasea. Lsnbsrtviils. Eaton. scrsn
ysy tfsia e L.ai..sviu. 4 Pennington Ii, 90 am,
E.prs.s tor Trenton. Lambsrtviiis. nsston. Scran.
2SsSff ;fsis4' III e;s',as;s yfsssr $50
AaboX DiVss1o0.
Accommods. for New York via Aoboy. 6.sUam.
Way Trains for Trenton, 100 and 1000 . m. =. %
noon sad 100. 500 end 800 p m.
Accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy.
Accomm for New York via Jersey City, 100 D N.
NAY Train for 8uFlipston ................ 81 w
Way 1fains for 1osdsntown, xUO anu II 20 y N.
EXP Trsint Tor AishtstoWn, 6.0U . n and $50 . m
Express Trains for Psmberton. Long Branch and
n. southern and Tucksrton ksilI oAds, ..U :
WAY IT T1.iSs S lo1 NJ. Holly. 100 $50 and !, 30 NJ
Way Trains for Psnbsrt6a. 1000 N, T. is, 5.N and
60 pm. -A-
slsspinG Car Tickle L for The Wet can b. had ON
application at the Ticket O@ce gQl Chestnut street
and 1t the Depot, Thirty. second sad Aark OF Sts
Agents Of the Union Transfer Conpany viii cali
for and dslivsr bassagss st tie pspots. Orders iii
receive prompt ettsntion. End kaflrosd Time Card
can also bs oetsinsd at the followins
11ckA7 OFFICES: T.: s. s. Ss: S::::ss: ::.::: :s.::s
No. u6 Aerk st street,
seo q the Oeeote a9d kesrZ named above.
A ). CA6eATT. 0sssral Aaaoeer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

1li:li.: .ae.tt.. - s.aleA A.ss..a,. to %.
w.t. AZ dssertss IS.tississly tAe ettee!iSs of ii
fSen = dssFe e syei! Of the Ronsstsaj
Tie aeP:ea1isaPie0eaiasil leikssA. with IL. COR
1setiAs lioRA p b. ~: qilea The skoftast roSts q
0tsssS s a.a S:Aes !sso!.sstllsfsSi ,as Wsss..sS
ssSn!antP Plessa y tAs SeCsAvssts sad NortSvsst.
fa0saeet .NasaisAsA vi(A eskios "a sests 1;tl
ooveaoteesek veees eaAka. .seevs4. II Win:sr. ~
se0fors ef ffe1lnoo. 'o' .
!es Msss ssssSvS 20 assskvsss. q sSoss 81
chl1ree aaAss I've ysess ole - fpss, aad shj,are,
esewese ehesees stevs ed twelvt yssss paJ iaii.
,|.ss |.ssY:ss sa::s:Ss II t:sssss:t p sAs ....,..s
"A if:s g 'vs9 h5li 1900, :.
3s's ia e R.ss.sed 80 Ssl,vss:% .ttIs oiss
- edereeotn9 tie 4o4essisue1 Ae will forward
ssessr = aeil he siehssss. aeirsslaI oostsinins
s::;::;:1 II. ss> y: IA 81 ssss
efthS Psqnsysysnts kailsoa1 Co1pss,
RedsdslDbis Ju0o &. t6 'ss's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

This l. the most thorough bloch purifier yet die
covered snd Cures all HumOrs from the worst
Scrufula 10 a common Eruption Pimples and
Blotche. on the face, and ScSly or Rough skin,
which sac such annoying blemishes 10 many
Young persons yield 10 the use OF few bottles OF
this wonderful medicine. From one 10 eight bot
ties cure salt Rheum, Ery-ipclas, Scaid Head,
Ring Worms. Boils, ScAly Eruptions, of the skin,
ScrOfula sores, Ulcers aud "Canker' In the Mouth
and stomach Il j. pure medicinal extract OF ma
tive roots and plants, combining in harmony, Ma.
turc's most sovereign curative properties, which
cod has in>tillCd into the vegetable kingdom for
leIliu. the SICK IL d great restorcr for the
strength and yigor % the sy-tem Those who
languid. ~ieeplc,-. have Nervous ApprehenSiOns
O.. 'rsr-. or any affections symptOmatic 0f weak
ness, Wll lad convincing evidence OF rs restorS.
rive power upon trial. II Won feel Dull Drowsy,
DedI4itNt,rl and prspOndcut, have frequent Head
ache, Mouth tastes badly IN the morning. Irregular
Appetite and tongue coated, YOU suffering from
Forbid Liver o. "BiouSness." In many c&ses OF
Liver Complaint" only part OF these symptoms
are rNper.etcc1 ~ = remedy for ali such cases,
D Perre'- Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal as 70 a0cct4 perfect cures, leaving the liver
Strengthened and Healthy. For the cure OF Ha'
bi.Ual tpu~t ipH,ion OF the Bowels Il y never
q NJ remedy. sad those who have uscd il for this
purpose arr loud ga is praise In Bronchial.
Throat ana Lung Diseases. Il has produced many
traIN rcmu kable cures, where other medicines
had failed Sold by druggists al slOo per bottle.
Prepared 90 the Chemical Laboratory Of K. V.
PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, y \. noy?lSm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

ABOUT CoLD MEAr.-By the following
methods is cold roast beef vi mutton 80
good the second day rs it was the first.
II is to be cut in thin slices, each slice
dipped in flour and busted with salt, pep
per aud sweet herbs, then placed in lay
ers in q doep dish, and covered with grs-
w OF water Ketcbup or canned ,oms-
toes are added, the dish filed with water.
then covered tightly and baked two or
three hours. This makes even the poor
est ami toughest partsot roast tender
and delicious in flavor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

than we take off, We SOW plaster. raise q
large quantity of clover which we cut
and remove. but we leave behind largo
quantity OF vegetable matter in the shape
of tap roots which decay and act as ina
nure. Still there is some loss which is
/ shown by n succession ut diminished
crops. No farming can be successful.
with US. without large quantity of veg.
etable and animal manure He thought
that farmers were generally in too great
haste to use their muck. II improves
very much il composted with the ma.
nures for two or three years.
In regard to the general belief that
plaster acts only rs an absorbent and u
stimulant. he could not agree. He did
not believe that any substance in MIXTURE
could produce heavy crop on these con-
dilions alone. We do not yet understand
all the secret processes OF nature. We
now know enough of them not to make
HACtk - COiupoScN VI
sulphuric acid lime and water. sulphur
ic acid is manure; so is lime and SO is
water. just how they, or anything acts
TO produce plant is still "a mystery.
lie would prefer 10 regard plaster as n
manurial substance in the strict sense OF
the term.
The discussion was exceedingly inter-
esting and instructive. One feature OF it
strucs me as very great Improvement.
Instead of having the general subject OF
manureS tor discussion, as is usually the
case. the club have selected two or three
articles for special debate. This gives
more dedniieness and thoroughness to
the discussion. In this way several
evenings may be protitably spent on the
al important subject OF manures.-r Lew
islou Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

IL We are prepared 10 give constant employ
neut 10 any person who wishes to engage in a
light, agreeable and fine pay ing business. We will
pay liberal salary by the week, and pay expens
es or allow commission from which any person
OF common abilities can earn from S29 10 $50 per
per week, clear. This l. no catch penny humoug
but i one Of the most valuable inventions OF the
age patented in the United States and Europe; Is
q great novelty, and sells readily, and no compe
ti:ion. To any respOn sible, wide awake party, who
really means Business, and desires 20 investigate,
aud test the rey best chance offered 10 Agents
we will send full particulars and valuable pack
age Of samples by mail, on receipt of htty cents
10 pay the postage. Address,
O.P. CHASE g. CO.,
dec26-6w Augusta, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

OXFORD, IS AT session Of the County Com
mi,sioucrs, begun and held nj Paris, within and
for the County aforesaid, on the twenty sixth
dAy of December. a. u. ISL, 10y adjournment
from the regular September Session, a. II. ISL
And now the Commissioners, In accordance
with section 50, Chapter Of the Revised statute
having first made an annual inspection in the
month OF September last, OF all the County roads
in the uniueorporated townships and tract. of land
ia said County, and having made an estimate OF
the amount needed 10 put them In repair so ne o.
DC safe and convenient for publie travel, do ad
Judge and determine that an assessment for that
purpose be made as Follows:
Upon Township No. 5, Range ], the sum OF SIX
" r. ght dollarb and seventy cents, and the same
4. assessed as follows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16
fAhstract Of Pl,tn,. writ. J

INLBRIDGE G. WHEELER, of Bethel, in our
ID County OF oxford, vs. WALTER ". BROWN,
GEORGE W. HARNDEN and ORLANDO T..
HARNDEN, all OF Bethel aforesaid, defendants.
IN n plea of land wherein the said Plaintiff de-
mands against the said Defendants n certain piece
or parcel of land situated in said Bethel, bounded
and described Ms follows, viz: on the north by
land of Triton Bennett; on the east by lands OF
Thomas Stearns, Tilton Bennett and John Hessel.
tine; oil the south By land of Prescott Bennett
and Sylvanus Bartlett aud on the east by land OF
Leonard Whitman, and by the road leading across
Grover Hill, so called, into the road from West
Bethel 20 Albany said premises were owned by
one Elijah G.. Harnden nj the time Of HE deecase.
Writ dated Aug. 18th, A. ID. 1871. and returnable
TO the September term, Sup. Jud. Court, for said
County. Ad damnum $4,000
Attest: VIM X. kIMBALl., Clerk.
T.. Foster. Jr., Esq, Prtf7s Atty. Bethel, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16
Lost !!

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against buy
n ing certain Note ofhand, given By ALDEN
VI FULLER 20 ELBRIDGE G. {. NOLAN, for
one hundred dollars dated ~ Dixfeld, March 81,
1853 and PAYABLE in i've wears. Across one end.
the note was endorsed secured by mortgage"
and across the back OF the note was written mot
holden" and signed by Elbridse q. c. McLain.-
said note was the property Of the subscriber, and
was lost by him Dec 18th, 1871. Any one aiding
Ia the recovery OF said note Will be well rewarded
=. NJ. LOCKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

N(THEREAS \. L Cummings, of Woodstock,
w IN the County OF oxford and State OF Maine,
by his Mortgage Deed, dated April 2sth, 1857, and
recorded IN oxford Registry, Book ll3, page az,
conveyed &C. me = certain parcel OF land, situated
i'm the west half OF said Woodstock, 10 wit: the
eS~,crly part Of lots numbered forty aud thirty
three except so much OF lot forty as lies east OF
the centre County road, so called, leading from
Rumford 70 Paris, supposed 10 contain one hun
drci acres, more Orless: for more particular de-
scripion OF which, reference is had 10 said deed ;
and whereas the conditions of said mort gage have
been broken, hereby claim 10 fOreclose the same
according 20 the Statutes Of the state.
ANSEL q. DUDLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16
Commissioners Notice.

yVNHE undersigned, having been duly appointed
l. by the Hon Judge of Probate, Commissions
ers 10 receive and examine the claims against the
Estate of Charles r. Morrill,, late OF Sumner,
hereby give notice that they will meet for that
purpose at the dwelling house Of Wallace Ryer-
son. in sumner, on the first Saturday in February
and the last saturday in June ls72 at one O'Clock
T. VI. JOHN NJ. LANE, Corn,.s
WALLACE RYERSOS, N'
Sumner, Dec 3Oth ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

The improvement OF stock should be
the constant aim of the farmer. To this
end he must select the best breeding
animals that can be obtained. No money
is more judiciously expended than that
which goes TO procure the service OF a
first rate animal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16
STATE OF NAINE

VAFUKD, HS,-SUpromt JNuICIHI VOUII, UtttH
her Term, A. ID. ISL.
ELBRIDGE e.. WHEELER, vs. ORLANDO +.
HARNDEN ct. ais.
And now 1t appearing TO the Court that the sal !
Orlando r.. Harnden Is not an inbabitant of this
State, and has no tenant agent or attorney there.
in, and That he has notice OF the tendency OF
this writ:
II il ordered by the Court that the said Plain.
til notify the said Orlando +. Harnden OF the pen
dency OF this writ, by causing an abstract thereof
with this order OF court thereon, TO be published
three weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat,
paper printed in Paris, in said County, the last
publication 10 be thirty days at least, before the
next term OF said court, To be holden at Paris,
aforesaid, on the second Tuesday of March, next.
10 the end tina, the said defendant may then and
there appear 1T said court aud shew cause, IL any
he have, why judgment should not he rendered
agInst him and execution issued accordingly
Attest: WM. h. kIMBALL, Clerk.
A true abstract of Plaintiffs writ and copy of
order thereon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16
fAhsiract of pptn7s Writ

abstract OF Prtf7s Writ
TN plea of the case for that the said defendants
Il at Portland, to wit at said Paris OIL the day OF
tue purchase OF this writ, being indebted TO the
plaintiff in the gum OF twenty seven dollars and
ffty cents according to the account annexed in
consideration thereof. then and there promised
the plaintiff to pay him the sum, on demand.
Writ dated July Sth, 4. ID. 1871, and return.
able 10 the Sept. Term, sup. Jud. Court, for Ok
lord County, A ID. ISL Ad damnum sl0o 90.
Attest WIN. II. kIMBALL, Clerk.
Geo. ID. Bisbee, Pitts ATTY. Buck1eld
GEORGE ID. BlSBEE, of Buckaeld In our said
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Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT 10 license from the Judge ofPro.
4 bate, FOR the County OF oxford, shall sell al
public auction to the highest bidder, on the prem.
Uses, on Saturday, the fourth day of February,
next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ all the real estate that
Amos Upton, late Of Waterford, died, seized and
possessed of, being about eight acres of land, and
ylug near the Upton Mill, called.in said Water
ford DAVID T. PRIDE, Admir-
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STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS Supreme judicial Court Deccu
Der Term A. ID. 1871

OXFORD, IS supreme JUDICIAL Court, Deccm-
Der Term, A. ID. 1871.
County of oxford, W EDWIN and LOVINA
RUSSELL, both OF Portland, in our
County of Cumberland.
And now IL appearing To the Court that the said
Edwin Russell Is not an inhabitant OF this
State, and has no tenant agent or attorney there.
in, and that he has no notice OF the tendency Of
this writ
II is ordered by the Court that the said plaintiff
notify the said Edwin Of the pcndency OF this
writ, by causing an abstract thereof. with thia
order OF Court thereon TO be published three
weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat, n
paper printed in Paris, in said County, the layi
publication 10 be thirty days at least before TIM
next term of said Court, TO bc holden at Parin,
aforesaid, on the second Tuesday OF March next,
10 the end that The said defendant may then anil
there appear at said Court, and shew cause, "
any he has, why judgment should not be renders I
against him and execution Issued thereon.
Attest: WM. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
4 true abstract of wris, and copy OF order ~
| Court thereon.
Attest: WA. X. kIMBALL, Clerk.
VIM W. Bolster PItn's. Any. DiNtcld
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