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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06
County Commissioners Bile.
COUNTY OF OXFORD,

COUNTY OF OXFORD,
To Hiram A. Ellis, DIR.
MAY $40 so miles travel, to Hebron and
back and 2 days attendance on petition
of c. c. Cushman ct ais. ell 90
Paid Ferriage 10
Ito $50 miles travel, to Lowell and
back, and 2 days attendance on petition
Of Sslectmen Of Lowell 1890
Paid Ferriage, %
2e-To 80 miles travel, TO Milton and
back, and ? days attendance on petition
Of L. w. Childs, Agent for Milton, u on
Paid Ferriage, 20
June $40 lGo miles travel, TO Fryeburg and
back, and I days attendance on petition
OF ID r. Hastings Ct ais. 70 %
i2-To 100 miles travel, to Hiram and
back, and days attendance on petition
Of j. L. Hubbard ct. ais. Is %
Paid ferriage, 20
2i-To Is miles travel, to Hartford aud
back, aud2 days attendance on petition
OF j. w. Thompson Of ais. $40
Paid Fcrriage, ~
26-To 20 miles travel, TO Auburn and
back, and 5 days attendance on petition
Of s. T. Andrews ct ais. " 90
Paid Fcrriage, go
July 5-To 100 miles travel, TO Porter and
back, and days attendance on petition
OF w. +. Gentleman ct ais. 81 90
Paid Ferriagc, 10
Aug. ITO 100 miles travel, to Hiram and
back. and day ; attendance on petition
of o. j. Libby ct. ais p 30
Paid felriage, ~
Z" 2S-To 10 miles travel 10 Brownfeld
and back, and days attendance pc
tition OF Ansel Thurston ct. als. "a 90
Paid Fe1iage, ~
Sept. Ito 2 days attendance on petition OF
ID. II Hastings ct ais. 800
Juue lG--To days attendance on same, op
Oct s-To lis miles travel, to Lowell and
back, and Z days attendance on petition
OF Enos Hcald ct ais. III ~
Paid FtTrage, ~
e-To DAYS attendance on petition or
q. J. Libby ct. ais. 10 10
l6-To 100 miles travel, to fIyeburg and
back and 3 days attendance on petition
of $. l.. Chandler ct ais. ~ 80
Paid Ferriage, 20
10 To days attendance on petition OF
Enos Ueald et. ais so
23-To 20 miles travel TO woodstock
and back, snd DAYS attendance ON pc
tiiiOn Of Edwin Doughty, e.. ais. IL 20
Paid fCrTiago, ~
SOTO ~ miles travel, 60 Andover and
back and days attendance on petition
of : VI. Locke ct. ais. IL 90
Nov. l5--To days attendance on petition OF
o. i Libby ct. ais - "
Paid Postage, 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, TO restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and ctfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold By
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL, & CO..
NASHUA. NH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06

There is an important lesson in the
comment made by murderer who was
recently hanged, upon the instruction and
care bestowed upon him by missionaries
and ministers during his last day Of life ;
eli had received as much attention be.
lore being put into prison as have since,
should never have been here" To pre-
vent is better than to cure evil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06
Executors Sale.

DURSUASr 20 a license from the Judge Of Pro-
i bate, Tor the County Of Oxford, ] shall sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder on the prem.
ses, on Saturday, the 9Th day OF March next at
ten, A. NJ, all the real estate that Joseph Pray,
late Of wood took, died, seized and possessed oi,
being about t@e sords Of land from LOT No. 90, in
the west part of Woodstock, and living between
the Grand Trunk Railroad and the town road lead.
ing from Bryants Pond 10 West Paris, the same
being subject 10 a lease 10 the Grand Trunk K X
Co, OF Canada.
ALSO an undivided half of all OF said lot that
lies on the Wet side Of the above named road.
HERRICK G. DAVIS, EXT.
Brynnt,s 7. nd, jan Is, ls72
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06

HELEN VI. sTETENS Libelant, VS. BENJAMIN
STEVENS
And now II appearing 90 thc Court that the said
defendant is not an nhabtani OF this state, and
thalhc has no notice 81 The pcudcnCy of this libel
II l. ordered 10y the Court that the said libclanI
notify the said defendant of the pendency Of this
libel by causing an attested copy thereof, with
this order OF Cont thereon to be published three
cation 10 be thirty day- No least before the next
term OF said Court, 10 be holden al Paris, alore
said on the second Tuesday of March next, o.
the end that the -aid defendant may theu and
there appear AT said Court aud -hew cause, IL any
he has why the prayer of said Libelant should
not be granted
Attest: WIN h kINBALL, Clerk.
| 4 true copy of libel and Or,icr of Court thereon
Attest: WI. X kIMBALL, Clerk.
John l. Swa-ey. lbel't- AttN Canton
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Florclta l.. Virgin, OF lunlor'i
w Ia the County of OXFORD, and State OF Maine
by her mortgage deed bearing date the twenty
third day at December, 4. ID. 1870, conveyed 10
the subs0I .isr certain parcel OF land together
with the building thereon, situated In Rumford,
aforesaid, and on the north side of the Andres.
coggin Rive, IN said town, and being al and the
same promises conveyed 10 the said Florctta l..
Virgin by tie subscriber, lay warranty decd, dated
The aforesaid twenty third day OF December, 1870.
The aforesaid mortgage deed being recorded in
oxford Records, Book 100. Page So; and whereas
the conditions OF said mortgage are broken,
hereby claim ~ forecl0se the same according 10
The statutes In such case made and provided
SARAH j. ABBOTT.
Buck1cld January sth ls72
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COURT BILL.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS Dec. 30th 1871
Before me personally, appeared William Chase
one Of the County Commissioners Tor said county
and made oath To the truth of the above account
BY HIM rendered and subscribed.
WIN X. KIMBALL, Clerk OF
Courts for Oxford County.
OXFORD, IS - Dee. Both, 1871.
Having first examined and audited the above
account Of William Chase, we hereby certify thai
we allow thereon the sum OF three hundred and
seyepty. seven dollars and twenty cents.
WM. X. KIMBALL Clerk.
ENOCH POSTER, JR., Co. Atty.
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COUNTY OF OXFORD,

To william Chase, DIR.
May s-To Is miles travel, 10 Hebron and
back, on petition OF {. {. Cushman ei
ais,
To days attendance, 500
" Ito 100 miles travel, to Lowell and
back, on ettion OF Sclectmen oil Low
i; Il & ! ais si:: attendance. 9 g
" e9-To 10 miles travel. Ia Milton and
bark, on petition of l.. W Childsi Agent
OF Milton Plantation, 6u
To 9 days attendance, oV
June To 100 miles travel, 10 fryeburg and ~
back on petition 81 ID. Il Hastings ct ais, 10 u
Tot DAYS attendance 10 u
~ To is0 miles travel, to Hiram and
back, on petition OF John 4. Hubbard
ct ais, ~
To ; days attendance, Il 81
" l6-To DAYS attennance on petition OF
u. X Hastings ct ais oV'
" Alto - miles travel TO canton ana
back. on petition Of John p. Thonp'
son ct ais, y
To > days attendance, ON
- ?5-Te 90 miles travel, 10 Auburn and
back, on petition OFFS. 1. Andr'wse 81 ais
To DAYS attendance, y
July $40 l75 miles travel, to Porter, ssA
bark on petition Of Wm +. Gentleman
Ct als, i. -
Tot days attendance loc
Aug. TO Us miles travel, 20 Hiram and
back by way OF South Bridgton, on pc
titon OF o j. Libby ct ais "
To days attendance, IL u
2S-To l2o miles travel, 10 BrownGeld
aud back, on petition Of Anssl Thurs
ton CT ais, ~
To DAYS attendance, -
Sept. Ito 2 days attendance on petition Of
ID. Il Hastings ct ais, "
"a l2-To 2 days attendance on petition OF
). &. Andrews ct ais, ."
Oct 2--To 100 miles travel, 10 Lowell and
back, on petition OF Enos Heald ct ais, 10
To days attendance, D
- l6-TO 100 les 10 Fryeburg and back
on petition OF Samuel l.. Chandler
and others, To-
To days attendance
" TO days attendance on petition OF
o. j. Libby ct all, 10
Ito days attendance on petition OF
Enos Head et ais 20
" 23-To ~ miles travel, to Franklin Plan
talon and back, on petition Of Edwin
pougherty u AIS, oO
To days attendance, D
3Q-To 80 miles travel, TO RoXbuTy and
Andoyer and back, on petition OF ;. NJ
Locke ct als. tV
To DAYS attendance, 10
Paid ferriage,
Ssy Ito days attendance on petition or
q. j. Libby ct ais, l."
Dec 20-To 80 miles travel, TO Waterford and
back, on petition of John y. Baker
OF ais, ~
TO 2 days attendance, 30
Paid Postage, 10
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Farm for Sale.

TINE sub.orber offers his farm fur sale, stu
i ated In oxford, on the road from Norway viii
lage 10 Oxford about midway between the two
villages: said farm contains l60 acres of good
land, well divided into moving, tillage, pasture
and woodland.
Buildings mostly new and in good repair; two
good wells with living water. There arc about
20 acres OF good brook nteryale, about 20 rods
from the buildings, II acresOi il cleared and il,
grass, Also u small orchard { { about 100 trees
Wood on said premises estimated ~ eco cords.
Any one wishing 10 y estimated at 900 cords.
call on the sub-criber purchase would do we'll To
call and examine the premises
Price S3.3OO.OO, 1000 down, balance on
easy terms 20 The purchaser.
Oxford Nov. q, ISL II
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STATE OF NAME

T.
OXFORD SIS Dec. SOth. 1871.
Before me personally, appeared Hiram A. Ellis,
one OF the County Commits sioners for said county
and made oath t. the truth OF the above account,
by him rendered and subscribed.
wM X KINBALL, Clerk of
Courts for oxford County.
OXFORD SIS Dec. 3Oth. 1871,
Having hr.t examined and audited the above
account of Hiram A. Ellis. we hereby certify tina,
We allow thereon the sum OF four hundred and
thirty.dvc dollars and ten cents.
WM X. kIMBALL, Clerk.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR., Co. ATTY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06

chanica industries. Our interests are
here embodied, lostered and placed side
by side with professions. dependent upon
agriculture and mechanics for support
and well being. Here our sons may lie
trained in that direction so essential, and
in those sciences so necessary for success
in after life. Here will be implanted u
love and familiarity with the pursuits so
necessary to replenish the ranks OF the
farming community from time to time.
We should learn that in order TO make
agriculture progressive, and to induce to
its practice the best talent NJ our COM
mand, we must make il plain. honorable,
and educate expressly for its magnificent
capabiity. We must learn that the ma
terial unfit for other professions and cali
ings, is also unfit for the making OF farm
ers. We wish to retain in its ranks. and
also TO win from other professions, the
best talent. the best material, and the
best endeayorS of all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06

Every wear increases the POPULAR
tv ofthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it il
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands TO their normal vigor, and
Will create u new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DREssTSG ever used,
rs it requires fewer applications
aad gives the hair n splendid. glossy
appearance. \. \. Hayes, MD
State As>ayer of Massachusetts,, says
The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
soil by al Druggists and Dealers in Msd'eIHes.
Price One Dollar.
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EMPLOYMENT for EVERYBODY. =

EMPLOYMENT for EVERYBODY
- We are prepared 10 give constant employ
ment TO any person who wishes 10 engage in a
light, sgrcesile and dne pas ing business We will
pay a liberal salary by the week, and pay expens
es, or allow . commission from which any person
Of common abilities can earn from 80 10 $50 per
per week, clear This is no catch penny humbug.
but Is one Of The most valuable inventions of the
age, patented ~ the United States and Europe; T.
q great novelty, and sells readily, and no compe.
liilon. To any responsible, wide awake party, who
really means BssiHess, and desires to investigate
and test the re,y best chance offered 10 Aaeats
we W send fuil particulars and a valuable pack
hge of samples ~ mail, on receipt of 1Ity cents
10 pay the Pc, .age. Address,
p,P. CHASE & CO.,
dec26-ow Augusta, Me.
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STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD - supreme Judicial Court, Deem
her Term, \ u lsl
A ID 4.

hFT ITIIWt 7 IT III
LYMAN RAW son ~ GEORGE MILLER.
And now IL appearing 10 the Court that the said
Defendant j. not an inhIhitant OF thi,
Stale and has no tenant, agent or attorney there
in, aud that he has notice Of the pendcncy Of
this suit:
u = ordered by The Court hat the said Plain
tin notify the -Sid Defendant OF the pen
denCy at this writ 10y causing an abstract thereof
with this order Of court thereon, 10 be publ sngd
three week. excessively Ia the oxford Democrat
paper printed In Paris, ia said County, the las
publication 10 he thirty days a. least, before thC
next term OF -aid court, 10 be holden at Paris
nfoTes aid, on the second Tuesday Ot March, next
20 the end that the .ad defendant may then am
there appear at said cont aud shew cause, II ani
he have why judgment should not he rendered
aginsi him and execution issued accordingly
"a true abstract Of Plaintiff writ and copy o.
order thereon.
Atte,i, WM X kIMBALI CLERK
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COUNTY OF OXFORD,

To A. y. Gordon,
1871.
Nav 2-To 90 miles travel, TO Hebron and
back, and days attendance on petition
on petition of {. c. Cusbman ct. ais. 81
Ito 10 miles travel, 10 Lowell and
back, and days attendance on petition
of SelCctmen of Lowell.
29-To 10 miles travel, TO Milton aud
back and DAYS attendance on petition
of l. W. Childs, Agent for Milton, l,
Juas s-Ta Is miles travel, to Fryeburg Cor
neT and back, and days attendance on
petition OF D. u. Hastings 81. ais. i
l2-To 80 miles travel. to Hiram and
back, and days attendance on petition
OF j. T.. Hubbard ct. ais. i
l6-To DAYS attendance on petition OF
d. X. Hastings ct. ais.
2l-To so miles travel, from Paris to
Canton and back, and days attendace
on petition of j. w Thompson ct. ais. II
- 36-i20 miles travel, to Auburn and
back, and days attendance on petition
Of 5. G. Andrews et ais II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06
The American Sewing Mac .GS

Ils nearly NoJsgLEss. IT'S the most sIvlII 1'i ~
nuiF Machucin use. Experience las iatg 'r .le
AHEUlcAN NACHiSRs have an Use l4'' i''.'Iis au do
away with many objections, fpr instance
Thcy use 0rGigh needle, nSar aud imlIor'' 'iut-
tic, never o,ng tile thread
The Shuttle has rocking uIoi"u. iitsie1d co. ibe
Sliding Ia old s'yie machines hrnre ,i'.'s net Wrar
The Tension IL more easily austcd simply ' urn
Ing A screw through uh.clf tlr thread mus, WhiCll
gives % an tctssIu while W "ihtf uHcithcs go"
put ir thread through more itss '.rS 900 ihc Nt-
tie The Machine has less WORKING PARIS than amy
other II tnrns back on hinges, :" 1Vu can easily "h
and clean u.
The Foot Piece Dresser r,otl turn, hrrk So the
cloth is more easily taken from ilr Hh 1r aHrt Tie
work Is done I accidentally turned h''e''ucis, the
thread viii not break or the needle sct h,ni, - ia
other machines
TINS AvEmcaS ErrroN IIofE and complete Srw-
iSG MACuiNE, or CuNBiS ATiuN MR,atst tpiH' -
with Cover has no rfral Its thc chrrFrsf 81 vr,ias
the nEST-slnce ltis really Two NACatS C'uihir't 900
oSE-(hy a simple mechanical arrangement De- err lc-
0rc accompishel,) making either The i'' 't4f'i "r
BUTTON HOLE STITCH IS occasion may rc'iuur % ~
ssthiSs, EMBRotDEsiNG oN Tuf ftct. and wore .ns
BEAUTIFUL BCrruS HULts aih tttitT huits.in addi-
ton 10 every kind Observing douc on any other Sewing
Machine.
As evidence Of the superiority ofthe machine the
port OF tho udgcs at the great ludusiria Exposition In
Cincinnati where the machine was successful COM
petitor for aud obtained the GOLD MrpAL, wiilspCak
Tor Itself
'rhe judges do hereby declare thai The Sowing Ma
chine that exhibits the greatest ct aItHnrDmcut,
and Improvement does the greatest ,ar' ni useful
work, equal In construction, Workman AND design
10 any and all others, il the Americas But"u-i Hole
Over scanning and Sewing Machine
The leading machines wcrc ably lanh.cir rnuirsti-
tion ard the Exposition Was tie svtVtcst itrt aver
given sewing machines pAia
The sales oftho AMERICAN durts 80 last cor have
gained Loo per cent. and lie factory ~ 1 :
day and night 20 All its orders he great dcm-
the machines Is an evidence oi their popularity
falnes' and those who use them invariably Civ h 30
the preference.
.~scnd or call FOR circulars ard sample, ort
Agents wanted in unOccupied TcrrUr'
r.. DEWEY, General Agent fos New
kagiand, 2s3 Washington ~. Boston.
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STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD SIS Dec. 50th, 1871
nei0rc me personally, appeared Albion i. Cor
don, one of the County Commissioners for said
county, and made oRih 20 the truth Of The above
account by him rendered and subscribed.
WA. X klMBALL, Clerk of
Courts FOR oxford County.
OXFORD. IS Dec. 10th, 1871.
Having first examined and audited the ahoy,
account II Albion L. Gordon. we hereby certify
that we allow thereon the sum OF three hundred
and ily-siN dollars aud se"enty-GYe cents.
WM. h. klMBALL, Clerk
ENOCu FOSTER, JR. Co iuy.
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l,b.,roc. Of Plaintiff. Writ. p,

T YMAN RAWSOS, Of Rnmior,l, in our County
IL Of oxford, Plaintiff - George Miller, OF
RiVcrhcad, ~ufiok County, and state Of New York
Defendant. In plea ui the case upon promis.
sorry nctc dated ~ Ruml.r,l, July l1lh, \ ID. las,
for the sum OF ~cyentv.hvc dollars pay able In
six month. from that date Wi,h interest
Writ dated January 2l~t. l.'iH rctutnNble 10 The
March Term sup. Iud. Court, lNJ
Ad dnmnsui $3.50 %
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SAMUEL II. CARTER,
PARIS HILL, ME,
LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
FOR
OXFORD COUNTY.

s.R c. represents only first-class Companies
and will issue Policies at favorable rates as any
other Agent. Applications by mail for Circulars
or insurance, promptly answered, and any part Of
the County visited if requested. Apl.
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s23T
COURT BILL.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, to,A. T. Gordon, DIR.
To ~ miles travel and days attendance at
January Term, sI5W
To W miles travel and days attendance ut
March Term, Is 90
To 20 miles navel and days attendance nc
April Term, 800
To 80 miles travel and days attendance At
May Term, % 30
To 81 miles travel and days attendance at
June Term. loN
To 30 miles travel and DAYS attendance at
August Term, 1896
To ~ miles travel and days attendance at
September Term, 10 80
To 50 miles travel and days attendance ai
December Term, 10 30
sll9 %
ALBION l.. GORDON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06

This !, the most thorough bloch purifier yet dis
covered and Cures all IumOr- from tie worst
Scrofula to a common Eruption Purlc, and
Bloiche- or the face, AMI >caly or Rough skin,
which Bac such annoying blemishe, 10 many
young persons. hid 10 the ct few bottles OF
this W0ndei tul medicine. From one 90 eight bot
ties cure salt Rhrum, kry sig claS, Scad Head.
Ring Worms, Boils, Scaly Eruptions. uf the skin,
ScTOftla sores Ulcers aud "Caukcr" Ia the Mouth
and stomach. 10 IL pure medicinal extract q na
tv, root, and plants combining la harmony, M
tuTc'p most sovereign curative properties, which
God has in-tillcd into the vegetable Kingdom tor
healing the sick. IL 4, u great tc,torer for the
strength and yigOr 81 the sy-tcm. Those who are
languld, slecplr-s, have Nervous Approximations
fears, unl affections sNmptOmatC of weak
ness, will find convincing evidence OF is Testora
tive power upon trial. II YOU feel Dull, DrowSy.
Debiliiatcd and DespOndent, have frequent Head
ache, Mouth tastes badly ~ the morning Irregular
Appetite and tongue coated, you are suffering from
Torpid Liver or "Biliousnes>,h In many cases Of
Liver Complaint" only part Of these ~ mptoms
are experienced. As remedy for all such cases,
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal, II affects perfect cures leaving the liver
Strengthened and Healthy For the cure of Ila.
btual Constipation Of The Bowels il Is never
failing remedy, and those who have used il for this
purpose are loud in it, praise In Bronchial,
Throat and Lung Diseases, 1t has produced many
truly renal kabe cures where other medicines
had failed. Sold by druggists ut 81 90 per bottle
Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory of X. V
PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, y. \. noy2I2m
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries OF modern
science, few are ofs
more real value to
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
surely and effectuaily
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$!1am
G0IRT RIII.

COUNTY OF OXFORD. TO II. A. ELLIS, Or.
ISL
To 80 miles travel and days attendance at
January Adj. Term, low
To 50 miles travel and days attendance NJ
March Adj. Term. OW
To 80 miles travel and days attendance NJ
April Adj Term, 10 10
To 50 miles traucl adj days attendance NJ
Nav Al. Term, II 50
To 80 miles travel and days attendance at
June Nd. Term, 80
To 80 mics travel and days attendance at
August Adj. Term, 10 90
To 30 miles travel and days attendance al
September Term, IL -
To 50 miles travel and days attendance at
October Adj. Term, 100
To so miles travel and , days attendance ut
November Adj Term, 10 %
To 50 miles travel and days attendance at
December Adj Term, IL 30
enc 80
HIRAM A ELLIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-06

The best Recommendation We can give 1t is the
certificate OF those who are using H. and who
speak enthusiastically in its praise, rs follows;-
TESTIMONIALS.
yTHE Undersigned are using the New AMEk
i ICAN' Cook Stove sold by RICHARDSON x
Co, South Paris, and heartily recommend IT as
Model Steve, having all the New improvements,
using rery little fuel, and in every way worthy OF
the attention OF housekeepers.
II has large tank behind the funnel, lined win
porcelain, which is capable OF holding four pals
Of water, and has two convenient covers, one on
each side.
The oven doors are tin lined, thus fadiating the
heat and securing an even bake
There is an iron hotar box under the tank for
Keeping the food hot after it j. baked.
The arrangement for removing the ashes is CON
plete.
The hampers are SO regulated that the stove can
be made perfectly air.nght; and for economy in
n4el, time aud patience, We consider II the pattern
store Mrs. Y. r. SHAW.
Mrs. j. I CLARK.
Mrs. J. h. HAMMOND.
Paris, nee. 18th, 1871 -
Mrs ALYAH SIIURTLEFF.
Mrs. DIR. SAWYER.
Snuth Paris Dce osfh 1871