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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05

Wl A DENNISON'S
hi(9PATENT SHIPPING TAGS!
Mover Two Hundred Millions have
NHlHI lbecn uscd within the past ten
IA ~ wears, without complaint OF lose
by lag becoming detached. They are mere
reliable for marking Cotton Bales than any
Tag in uee. All Express Companies use
them. Sold by Printers and Stntfoncrs
everywhere. OctE5 t3mos
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4 VERY large stock of desirable GOODS.
IA purchased since the panic at auctien
and elsewhere. will be offered on MONDAY.
November 10, 1873, and throughout the week
at the most EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES EVER
KNOWN lS THIS CITY.
Our entire stock of DRESS GOODS will be
offered at less than PANIC PRICES.
All the new and desirable Fabrics in Mourn
ing Drss. Goods, including seventy We
pieces OF Black A!pacas, Of the best goods
made, will Le offered at panic prices.
Flanhels, Blankets, Comfortable Hosiery
and Underwear for ladies. gents and chill
dren. OF every size and quality, Mt extremely
low pricce.
In our LACE department, we ofYer an inn
mense assortment OF goodp, comprising Col
iarettcs. Jabots, kuifs, Ties, Ne, which la
dies will find to be the best assortment we
nave ever exhibited, and at unusuaily low
prices.
Our atock Of DOmestics, Prints, Jeans.
Twe"ds and Cassimcres comprise full line
OF choice goods. at very low prices. Linen
and Housekeeping Goods much under for
mer prices. Carpets and tugs at great re-
dnction to reduce stock and give our Gust om-
crs bargains.
Don't fail to secure some Of the great bar
gains TO be found at the Grand Central Dry
G"ods Establishment of
W. D. LOVE 4 CO.,
Under the Wheeler House.
v" II. LOVE. Is. Is. MCCREERY
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Baltimore &Wilmineton. NC,

@gk;.1{1SIS>
ssSfsszSssa=
semi-Weekiy Steamship Line.
Composed of the first. .class Steamships
REBEocA CLYDE. Csnt 3 u Z ); cp11Gs pn10s
huG1LLE. LE...............C Capt. j. 8. BENNETT
RALEIGH. ................ Capt. J. 8. OLIyER
WILL hereafter sail from BALTIMORE
wv every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. and
from WILMINGTON every WEDNEsDAY
Connecting at Wilmington, N. O., with the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road, giving Through Bills OF LadinR to and
from all points in North and South Carolina
Georgia and Alabama.
Connecting at Columbia, s. c., with the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad and Char
lotte division OF tho Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad.
Macon and Augusta and Central RAILROADS..
Steamers OF this line, on arrival in Will
mington. stop at Railroad Depot, and the
railroad Freight. being slowed separately in
mcr, IL transferred, under covered sheds.
direct to Cars, without delay, and forwarded
by the fact Freight Express that evening.
No drayage in Wilmington, and no transfer
from Wilmington South. Rates guaranteed
az low as by any other route, and all iosse.
or oroVer-chargos promptly paid.
Mark all GoUda cid Steamship to Whining
ton, and forward Bills OF Lading to Railroad
Agent, Wilmington, N. G.
For further Information, apply to either of
undersigned Agents OF the line.
ANDREWS CO., Agents i. d ". Steam
ship Limo, No: % Smiths Wharf, Baltimore
A. D. CAZAUN, Agent o. d. ". Steamship
Line, Wilmington, N. G..
a. POPE, General Freight Agent,
+. W. CLARK, Asst Gen. Freight Ag't,
Wilmington, N. G.
Il. NJ. COT1INGHAM, General Western
Agent, Atlanta, Ga. Nov % q"
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Bonds, Stocks, &c.

bUHUS, OCUChS, &C.
I BCi and SELL on COMMISSION and
Il my own account, at turrent rates:
BONDS ard STOCES OF RAILROADS,
Bonds aid Stocks oi States and United
States, Bonds and stocks of Cities and other
corporations, Bank Notes, Coupors, Gold
ana silver Coin, an' approved Claims az al inst
thc "'t.u S,stee. i,tnte and County.
ID: D:GAMBKlI.L, Erokcr. Main street,
aug lO tGnO I'd & JOr South Wheeler linnsC.
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Fer Sale.

THE PANORAMA OF COLUMBIA, en-.
Il braciDg scenes previous to and during
the war. 1t may be eecn Mt
Nov IS q. DIEROKS', Main street
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Canned Goods.
EATs-Deyied HAM. Dcviled TONGUE,
AtI Devilcd Turkey, Ronst Beef
Fruits Peaches. Plums, Apricot:, Pine
Applcs, Pears Strawberries.
Ncgctabrs-tirccn Corn, Green Peas, To-
matncs Mushrooms. For sale by
Nov - HOPE 4 GYLES.
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To Members Of the Bar.
VOLUME III RICHARDSON'S REPORTS,
Y new series, IS. Also, large assort.
ment OF other Law Books and Law Blanks.
For sale at Il. L. BRYAN'S Bookstore.
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htm0re's Mince Meat.
I UST received fresh supply of this cclc-
- brated MINCE MEAT, in cans and small
packages, also in bulk. at retail.
Nov ~ JOHN AGEEW & son.
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RHcL GHIl, NUDtVIIIE, .. q.
THE above HALL is now complete and
l. ready for use. It il suitable for Thea
tIical Exhibitions. Concerts, &c. Address
Nov % JOHN KNOX, Abbeyilie. s. G..
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l. 0. o. F.-'-Palmetto L:dge School.
TNEACHER wanted to take charge imme-
i diately, that the Scholars may DO re-
tained. Particulars as to terms, &C., may be
obtained from the Committee on Education.
Dec33 JAS. ". SMITH Chairman
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-28

Railro i'd one thousand acres of land
in Iowa, and the general impression
ia that he will veto it. The House
of Representatives of the Iowa Leg
islature passed a resolution on Sat-
urday directing the Governor to tel
egraph to the President that it was the
earnest desire of the General Assem-
bly, that he should veto the bill. The
friends of the measure in Iowa tele-
graphed to Washington that the res
olution passed the House under a
misapprehension of facts, and Will
not pass the Senate.
The Senate Election Committee have
commenced the examination of witnesses
| in the Louisiana contested case.
The cotton tax lobby is demoraiized
today, by the reform by the Ways and
Means Committee, of several bills re-
| funding the cotton tax.
| La PIERRE, Mich, January N.-An
incendiary fire, yesterday, DESTROYED
| three stores and the American Union Tel
egraph office. Loss, $4,000; insured
for So 900,
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THE LATEST TELEGRAMS
From the East.

NEW YORK. January 81 1t is
showing this morning, threatening
another blockade.
Paul Messant, the we'll known
journalist. resident of the United
states since 1869, died on Long Is
land yesterday morning.
There is every indication that the
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company
must soon pass into other hands
from its present management, II the
line is not altogether discontinued
Some forty processes alleging debt
IRE said to be in preparation against
the company, aggregating Sl62, OOo,
A Washington special says POI
and's Credit Mobilier Committee IL
presenting their report to the House
will not express any opinion as t"
tine euilt or innocence of the parties
i'm plicated, and will base their rea.
son for so doing on the fact that
thew were not appointed to pass
Judgment. but to investigate. 1t II
not probable that the investigation
will he closed before Tuesday.
Early Yesterday morning while the
ladies' and gentlemen were leaving
the steamer Armenia. at the pier III
North river, Mrs. Lavinia Smiity,
formerly the wife of the notorlons
R;lI Poole who was murdered here
nearly twenty years ago, fell from
the gang plank and was dro~ne: :io,,
WAsH1NeToN, N.-The Preslde !,
President has not yet signed the Oh
| granting the Rock Island and RACINE
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Mr.. Grey, Speaker pro tenn, IN the cnaiF.
:, Roll call-Quorum present.
! PRAYER bv the Rev. James WOODS,
Chaplain.
Mr.. LENNON of Washoe, was e1an'eo
leave of absence for the day.
Mr. Savage of Elko, from Committee
on Ways and Means, reported i"'o'"'
on the claim of c: N. Notewale. so,,
Mr.. Mack of Lyon, offered a Icsoiu-
ton for the appointment o. 1oi ..ae eon on
mittee, consisting OF the Commluees on
Corporations of each House, 70 lh4une
into the alleged disproportlonate anu IN IN
inst charges for freight and 1are on We
railroads of this State. Adopted yeas'
IS; nays, l.
MIR. Grey gave notice of reconsldera-
ton of the vote. cr
communication from the State Treas,
urer was received transmitting olenhlai
ranort of the Board of Commissioners
of the INDECENT Insane. Ordered printed
Mr.. Crawford of Lyon, in the chalr.
Mr.. Morrison Orphan Home oil reao
and referred to Committee on state III
situations. iii
Mr.. Prague of Nye, introduced a OIL
Giving 25 cents additional pay for each
name registered at the last general eiec-
ton.
Mr. Price of Washoe, introduced
dill authorizing District Judges to con-
tinue the session after periodfor ADJOURN
ment, etc.
Mr. Savage of Elko; bill to amend the
Revenue Act-placing railroads on the
same taxable footing as individuals.
Mr.. Rickey's bill for special tax 10Y
building in Douglas county was passed.
ayes, AZ. .,.;o,
Senate bill to increase representation
| in Elko was read third time.
Mr.. Street rose and explained why IN
| creased repr, sentation was asked, show
mo GOOD cause by reason Of development
If resources, increase i'll population. etc.
and remarked that Elko county was tit
poorest represented on the noof % 'n'
House.
Mr.. Grey asked in what particular
Laughter
Mr.. Grey thought the State represen
.ation should be cut down rather 10 o.
members than increased to the Cohss1
;oual limit, Is. Would be Wiling 10
Example, to have White Pine county Gu
;own to one Senator and two Assembly
,an. New counties might then, hereai
er. be allowed voice in legislation.
Mr. Street explained that new countie
you'd be mere sections from the OLD an
livide the original representation there
With.
Mr.. Savage of Elko, spoke in favor G
he bill and read the followin: interest,"
no fipures from the Controller S repol'
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Mr.. Sessions of Washoe, inquired
how many miles of railroad in Eiko!
Mr.. Savage replied, one hundred al q
sixtv-two, side track and all.
MIR. Morrison of Storey, said he would
not ask how much taxable property there
was in the county nor what length OF
railroad, but favored the bill because Its
nopulation entitled it to increased repre-
sentation.
The bill passed-ayes, Sc; noes, 8;
Mr.. S.earns' bill after being read the
third time and amended in several un-
important particulars, was passed-ayes'
IS; noes, 8. ,:,,.
Senate bill No. 10. an Act AMENDING
the insurance law, SO as to strike out th'
clause requiring a deposit OF Soo'ooo'
was passed-ayes, 80; noes, =.
At l:13 Assembly adjourned.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, January 27-1 p.
NJ. An unknown woman about thirty
i've years of age, tried to commit
suicide last night by jumping into
the bay from Mission street wharf.
She was rescued by boatman and
sent to the hospital.
Patrick Mcnamara, Ellen, his
wife. and Richard Jackson will be
tried in the Third District Court to-
day for the killing of Henry White
1T San Miguel station in August
last.
Charles A. Russell, the murderer
of James Grotty, says he has nc
hope of obtaining a new trial or OF
escaping the gal.ows. 90.
Gold, Ils4. Greenbacks, oo@
1879
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into Committee Of Whole.
Senate bill. an Act to create the county
Of Eureka was taken up.
Mr.. Stevenson moved that wnen the
committee rise, it rise and report pro
eress and refer the question to the Judlc-
iary Committee. Carried.
An Act for the regulation OF the ofh'la-
bonds of Justices of the Peace, intro
luced by Mr.. McBeth was read second
tine. ~
Mr.. McBeth moved that when tn
Committee rise. it report the bill bach,
order it eng osssd and recommend It's
passage. Carried.
An Act, introduced by Mr.. Thompson
for the regulation Of the conduct OF com
mon iails, read the second time.
Mr.. Thompson moved that when thu
committee rise, it order the bill en-
crossed. Carried.
An Act to regulate proceedings in civil
Courts (requiring Sherlff's sales. to b.
duiy advertized) introduced by Mr.. Cas-
sidy. Reference to Judiciary Commit
tee, recommended.
The bill fixing the salaries OF District
Attorneys.
| Mr.. Lockwood moved that the com.
mittee rise. report the bill be engrosssd
and that it pass.
| The Committee of the Whole rose.
| At4 o'clock, Senate adjourned.
AaaEMBLY-Twen Day
C.,.o,, Cyrv I.nuarv o. 1873.
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a hill has been introduced in the
House to organize the Indian Terri
tory Of Oklsnoma.
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Z NJ. Magruder fatally shot Clarence
Lockwood in New York, for insult
ine 4 woman named Annie Brown.
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CARSON CRY, January q, 1873.
- MORNING SESSION.
4 snamhly convened 1k u 4: y
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Tn Spsquehanna hos overlooked
In tovn 81 Port Deposit, Marylaod.
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TAKING the LEGISLATORS.
OIL PAINTINGS f!

If YOU have any old Pictures you want copied
or made to any size, bring them IN, as can
make life pictures out of them.
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HOTEL BUILDING FOR SALE.

HO JEI 0OI6OIW0 uS
1up IrNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
at a bargain, the property known as the
BRY ANT HOU E,
Situated on the block North of the Mint.
This is one Of the best framed houses IN tne
State. is large and commodious and is especlalls
,6anted to the purposes of a Public House, con
,s;nipo a great number of well ventilated rooms
nd a Corral" in the upper story. A large L
has lately been added. and in which is anOra sa
ample accommodation for Kitchen o'ore-
house, etc. Lotto ~ land
,,,o,, which f stands will be sold at great
hpso,n and on favorable terms by the SUBSCRIBER
,yho can he found on the premises. u
Carson, Jan. %, 1873: ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BORN.
Forenoon Board.

BORN. "a
In Carson City. January q. 1873, to the vile
of n Macarthur, daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Non.Residcnt Taxes,

In the town of Albany County OF OXFORD ana
State of Maine for the year 1872.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF non
-as,a.nt oyxners In the town OF Albany for the
year M in bills committed to JUSTICE AsPlN-
WALL collector of taxes for said town on
the 2sh day Of june ppad on The isn day
Of June is73 by his certificate OF that gate ana
now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby given tsi
II the said taxes, interest and charges are NOT pa'a
80 the treasury of said town within eighteen
oy,hs from the date OF the commitment oil said
hills 40 much OF the real estate taxed 81 VII, oe
sn,ieeut 10 pay the amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without iurther ho'ioe w
sold at public auction Mt ,...,,,,o. hous.
The Ireasu Office, viz: his dweil,he nous
1, aid town on the first Monday in February y.
ID lsz4 nj one O'Clock in the afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02

AGRICULTURAL ORATORS. Some would
be or has been Governor, member OF
Congress. or occupant of other official
position is generally selected to do the
speaking at the annual festivals of far.
mers' associations. The managers of
the Fair Of the Agricultural Society OF
the young Sttte of Nebraska have de-
cided not TO follow this anomalous pre-
eedent, and have invited n lady, MATILDA
FLETCHER. of Iowa, TO tell what she
knows of Farmers Wives and Da9gh-
Iers." This is a hopeful departure"
The co operation of the wife and daugh-
ters ia essential 10 the success OF far
mer. but there is a very general complaint
that women are losing their interest in
agriculture. Can they lose what they
have not? II they are expected to mani
Jest an interest in the farm and the fair,
they must hare an interest in them? And
if they have such interest why should
only secondary positions be assigned
them:
The cheese is mitisr than the pen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the public that they continue TO
Manufacture
Portland Kerosene oil.

The rrcyaicncc Of large quantity OF infer'"r
anil dangerous ols IN the market, AT cheap prlce
-manv ~ which arr little better than NapthR Hsei
and the existence OF false reports ~ regard 10
the PoKrIAND kEROrENE on, render " mhlloI
Of u.ticr Ia ourselves we'll a. safety !" our Gus
tomrr- that .Cmc notice should De- taken OF these
facts Therefore We again present Hn hn'ttHsy
nept. aud would call attention 10 the h'sh slanu'
ard of our OIL. THE RfFiNtp fEiRoLti N, W"
fire 4, - Of which Is ~; TnE foRGLANp NERO
sFNT The ni, test 81 which T. rs degree fHhieh
hsi ana often r,achee com ilci ably higher also
NC wound say that We determined 10 MAINTAIN
tbcir long established reputation.
PORTLAND kEKoHENE OH toMfANf'
W, ouote rom chap. - Il. :. ISL the tiIl" oI
said cauicr being "Inspcrt,on and -Hie Of Mana
featured Article
STcr 81 Every pcr-uu ard corporation engaseu
in manufacturing petroleum, coal OH OF buInh.
dutI shall cause every c1-k tr other vessel th"t'
of 10 h.. Id in -pcctc,l AND marLct by sworn ia
hector And u any person manufacture. "r -'l',
-urh o,l or huruug luid not -u inspected "nd
mari. d D., fhis state UV Dat has n"i been :" ~
ue,t. and marked a. uu-.tfr iit ILLUMINATING par
nose. be- shalt pap fHf aof ert,'i'"g Fte H"h"''"
dollars ur b, Imprisoned -iN months M ihc '"hntN
mil urnu ins!i, :Wrnt thcIVinr.
Portland. NJ. ApIb ~ les. W' - YOU"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Sale of Public Lands.
STATE oF MAINE, LAND OFFICE, I
Bangor, May q, le13. \


Bangor, May a, le13.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ townships or tracts of laid, situate ia the
County Of franklin. set apart for sale under tbs
provisions OF the Revised Statutes, Chapter D.
Section A. will be sold agTeeably 10 The direction
of the Governor and Council, on MONDAY The
rst day Of september next. at u O'Clock noon at
th, land Onice IN Bangor, by sealed proposals, 10
bee received nj any time previous to said time oil
salc no proposals to lie received unless ten per
cent OF the minimum price 10 paid into the Land
Office with the proposal.
The following l. n list Of the lands to Ice sold 40
afore said, with the minimum price per acre for
each, ViZ:
Township number Three, ia Range Five, west of
Bingham's keDnebec Purchase, the minimum
price Fixed being - cents per acre.
All that part Ot township number Three, Range
six, living With the limits Of the State, the mini.
mum price fixed therefor being p cents per acre.
All that part Of township number Two, Ia Rsngo
seven living within the limits OF the state, the MN
imum price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre. 80
Payment To lie made as follows, viz: One third
OF the purchase money ia cash, including the ten
per cent. of the minimum price deposited, ana The
balance by notes for three equal sums, payable
annually in one, two and three years respectively
with interest and bond with sufficient surety for
the pay meni Of fair stumpage OF all timber 70 be
cut thereon TO lie applied 10 the payment OF the
notes Deeds To be conditional In the usual form
Of state Deeds. PARKER L. BCRIElGH,
iunJ.t.sepl Land Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Friday, the Ieth day OF September \. ID
1873. ut O'Clock In the afternoon,

Is,3. ut O'Clock In the afternoon
the following described real estate, 10 Wit: Ger.
tain parcel of land situated IL Stonehan IN tie
County of Oxford, with the buildings thereon, le
srribed A. follows, viz. Lots No. J. n IA the
Sth Range. Lots No. / X in the .tli Range LOIS
No n in the 10 Range OF Lots in the 1T Divis-
ion In the town ot >tDncham. also Lots No = ), T.
s. sc : in Is. Range, Lot NO. . in Range, ln lhe
81 Division in SAID town, and Lot No. - IN the
town of Ma son containing 1890 acres more or less
This property Is the Wcll-knOwn SPOOL FAC
TORY of GRO r. PAUL, situated IN the town oil
Stoneham, about three miles from tte village ni
Fast Stoneham The main building Is lUJN5Otee
two stories high (bcsides the basement, well
built and warmed steam. Tue power Is lurnl-h
Ell by an engine Of co III. P, nearly new The la
zine ouse j. S0N3J feet, firmly aud securely buit
and furnished with plentfdl supply "l good
water. The Dry House Is q substantial building
glNCO feet well furnished with steam g. The
Mill contains 9 set spool Machines. Saving Ma
chine Board Mill, Single Machine, NtaNc
Machine | Cut-on Saw, Planer, and steam
Elevator, put in AZ a cost Of over sIVO.
There is also near the Mil, q large BOARDING
House, stories high, that will accommodate ~
persons, six Dwelling HOUSES ana stable.
The Factory l. situated near the centre Of the
lot, Mhich contains about 100 acres, covered with
a heavy growth mainly OF Red OAK, White ASH,
White Birch, spruce & Ilemlock
In connection with the above Viii b. sold large
1 sleigh and Pole, / Pung and Harnesses, Hal.
ters We shall sell the right We nave IN said
-, 4perIY as ASsignees in Bankruptcy Of the shld
r.. Phgl, which Is :hc right 10 redeem the
ssme from certain mortgages ana ncumofhhces
amounting IS aiout S@5,Nn' large Poitlon o.
which does not >c@ae que Tor seVeI3i !Vlls' WI
n,rticuIsrs r these 'deGmbrance will be furnished
Also at the same time an place a lot Of per
sonal uroner,y belonging 70 s. ii estate, VIZ;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Mill for Sale.

THE steam Mill, situated in Milton Plantation
oxford County, Maine, on good road, only i've
miles from the railroad. Said mil. vas built some
three years ago, at a cost OF about 5000 aud 1t
can be bought at bargain IL applied for soon. IL
has one OF the best circular saw board machines
in use, and lath machine birch machine and
other small mac hinery. Said Mill is in good re-
pair and Is an excellent chance for spool factory,
with plenty of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation for 10 years
X. I. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, 1872. If
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02

The Human Locomotive should be careful
ly engineered, otherwise II may run on ''e ua'N
OF life at any moment. To keep ils delicate inter
nal machinery in perfect trim, or to put IN goo"
working condition when ont OF order Is Tue Pc
culiar province OF
Tarrant's + Gervescent settler Aperiehi.
The thoroughuess with which it cleanses, Without
Irritating the bowels the tone and visor which 1t
,mparts to the stomach, its appetilng ELECTS IL
cooipg, refreshing operations in fever the relief
!, ,yor,,. IN headache it, anti lilIous properties,
and its superi0r merits rs a general s"rree''Ve'
Justify the assertion that u Is beyond All 'o"Pa''
ison. the most valuable laniiV m-helh' "' '''
.oe som RV ALI. HVt ~elSf~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
~ HAFe VII! t"V '"Hlt 'uDu,u HvF % 80.
A. h. WALKER. Judge'
A true eOpy-attest: II. e. DAVIS, hsgiTtt!'

OXFORD, AT a Court OF Probate hsla :.
Pari. within and for the County OF oAi0'S
on the third tuesday of Aug, A. ID. lss3'
nANIEL A WHITMAN Guardian Of Jesse Il.
IL Doyen and James NJ. Doyen minor chAdvA
aud heirs Of James J.. Doysn late Of Phlil, -
Franklin County having presented his secohu y.
count OF guardianship oIsald ward- Tor allnN sne'
Ordered, That the laid Guardian give HVItJi
to all persons interested by causing copy Of ~,
order 10 Ls published three weeks suecessye! ID 'HS
OxfO ri Democrat printed at Paris, that thr) may
appear At Probate Court to De held At Paris
in said County oR the third Tuesday Of sep ~
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew e.use j -|
they have why the same should not be alo"eu.
A. III. WALKER, Judge
true copy-Attast: IA. G. DAVIS, Register