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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-25
Summer Items.

Your reports relative Ia the improve
ments Of towns ia the State Ia take adj.
vantage of the Free High School prori-
sion. and raise money tor the purpose ot
establishing such schools, hive melted
Us in Sumner to take steps To secure -
school OF this character here We pro-
pose to raise $3.50 now, and if The ex-
perimenlS succeeds To raise the other $3.50
afterwards We have now in Town two
high schools. one u West Sumner,
taught by w. +. Pulsiler, assisted 10y
Miss ). Abbie ruell, numbering 40, and
another at East sumner, taught by W D..
Stc,Son, which has about 81 pupil. in NJ
tendance.
The ladies 81 the Univer,ali>t :. :.
gave An oy sler supper in ihr Ncstry OF
this church. on Wcduc day ,,cuiug last.
which with uthr refreshments and cNcr.
else. served lo pass the hours happily.
The -;ngin. b, lh l,ilr.. Miss Ella
Chlu !,r anj Mis- Am. :. Chandler,
Wa excellent Le,rid.u J,U7.ai
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OUR T ABLE .

The Ga Iaxy, il the tirst ct the April moi times
to a,pes ~ our table, AMI il i an excellent mum
her ur ihis yery excellent magazin1. There - an
insiaimer, III ~rhe witheiel AFFAIR which IN
creases ~ Il tercst; an article upon tho Iest'!ds
and page.,.ns : ur Rome; France and LOUIS "apC
leon: ,iarv or hnmor aud sentiment cniitlcd "A
snow stor nd Baby - besides poetry a"d Other
literary a. .cienthe articles or value and merit.
Peters...-s Ladies' Magazine, Tor April
opens with beautiful engraving entitled, "Feeu
ing the Duek-" The fashion plates are elegant
aud the re .Ius l., a. usual. entertaining and va
ried. Philadelphia, Pa.
Our Yot hg Folks, fOy April, contains thfee
chapters OF Doing his Best by j. I. Tro"br'dse'
"a Talk ab.,Al the Telegraph "Uncle Joe's LII
tie Sanar t.ii, D. reInin.ccncc OF the Boston IRE
a poem, "a a Fox in the Well with an ilu.'f"-
tion; "Glss Coasting;" Throwing Kisses;
aud other Nenile reading that cannot ial to inter
est all WIN Ook into it, bright pages.
The CHRISTIAN Weekly is splendidly Illus
traied fanilf paper, uuscctarian, and adapted 10
the wants "a every community. Old ana young
will End something OF interest in it, pages: and
its Illustrations are unsurpassed. Every month
there l. an eight page Sabbath.schOOl Supplement-,
which gives full and comprehensive notes anu
wood cuts, descriptive Of the uniform ;. ) Lessons
for the month. This valuable weekly, with tile
lesson papers included, Is only $500 year. Pub
lished in New York.
The chronological Journal, Tor April,
opens with portrait or Charles 2. kinbali, OF
Portland Ne with u chronological sketch accom-
psnying; DR.. bio Lewis gives an article upon Ell
ucaIing the Sexes Together" an extract from Nr'
knapp's autobiography gives some personal rem
inscenscs Of the manner in which people lived 30
years ago AlimCnt,eness it, use and abuse, with
amusing illustrations, is a good article; aud tue
other rcadin. il varied and excellent.
uarpsr's Magazine, for April, contains ~
illustrations and has vast amount OF reading
matter of every variety-slories, sketches humor-
Gus and instructive articles Of science and travel,
poems and historical essay. and the Editorial de
paItments are unusually full and interesting.
The Nursery, for April, is as fresh aud beau.
tiiuI a. ever. This charming little magazine, with
il, wealth OF illustrations, is doia. good work
FOR the l.,ie ones No family should be without II,
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Norr.GH Items.

Don; forget the Buinham CrlrsIl un
Tur>,ls, eNtnh,.. M.rvh 25ih
The entertainments given by The ladies
UniVorSali>t Society. closed on Thursday
evening OF ls>t wecE. proved u success
financially, the receipts being sl4s-00.
NJ. A. f. Aiorsv, proprietor oi the
Norway meat market, in Norway,
slaughtered an OK last Wednesday, which
girded feet 10 inches, and weighed
2.lOO pounds. The animal was pur
chased of Mr. John y. Baker oil Water
ford. We acknowledge the receipt of n
fnc roast from it, which shows what
Morse intends to do. MIR. Geo. b. Dun-
ham viii run The Cart on our Hin, and he
knows how to suit his many customers
here
G. ID. Robinson, the popular elocuI iun-
ist, has been reading at Academy Hall.
y correspondent ot the Register says :;
Gruvesnor Crockett will erect dwelling
house this spring. on the Frceland Howe
lot. He has contracted with ). ). Gibson
for that purpose, who is to complete the
house ON or before June lst.
Two more town ways have been laid
out by the Seleclmcn. One from Main
Street TO the shoe factory and the other
from pleasant street To land oi AnSel
DinSmole.
l, is reported that H. f. Swasey, Esq,
will move To- Norway. alter this present
term Of the Oxford Normal Institute, and
practice law There will then be five
lawyers in Norway. Viz; BeMce DeniSon,
Upton. Whitman and Swasey.
\ gentleman VITO has counted says that
there are more than two hundred and
fifty families in Norwa, village.
Smith Bartlett. Esq. has lately sold 4
sail five weeks old. weighing 2IO pounds,
tor Sl2 80. II Weighed Cd pounds when
dropped. and 1856 when two weeks Old
the increase in weigh, daily Vas ":er )
pounds,
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gro. T.. WEEKS.
Administrators Sale.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

ElvHEREAS, Richard X. Robbins, of sumner,
w in the County OF oxford and State OF Maine,
by his mortgage deed dated on the twentieth day
of october, A ID. 1866, Conveyed in mortgage to
Daniel a. Rowe, OF said sumner, certain tract or
parcel of land, situated in said sumner, being all
and singular the same premises described in and
conveyed 10 said Rowe By James f. Doble, by his
deed OF warranty, dated October 18th, A. ID. 1855
and icing all of the farm which said Dobe lived
at tie time Of the execution of said mortgage deed
which said mortgage deed Is rceordee in the OK.
ford Registry OF Deeds, Book l39, Page ass: said
gage being conditioned for the payment By
said Robbins 20 said Rowe, OF two hundred and fifty
dollars as follows to wit: one hundred and twenty
five dollars in one year from the date thereof, with
interest, aud ole hundred and twenty-five dollars
IN lwo years from the date thereof with interest
annually and whereas the said Rowe, on the twen'
ty.cghth day of November, A. ID. lsJS, b. his as.
signment duly executed on said mortgage did sell
and assign said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby 10 one Frceland Holmes, then OF Oxford,
in said County, since deceased, which said assign
meat was recorded in the Registry aforesaid, Book
l4S, Pages 40 and I'll, and whereas, /, the under
signed EbeneLe Il. Holmes, OF said oxford, have
been since the decease Ofthe said Freeland Holmes
appointed Executor of his last VIII and Tesla
ment duly proved and recorded IN The Probate
Court of said County, and am still Executor rs
aforesaid now therefore the condition of said
mortgage having been broken, notice is hereby
given that by reason thereof / claim n foreclosure
of said mortgage.
EBENEZER Il. HOLMES,
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament OF Free.
land Holmes. mai23
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4cci,ieni at East Frye1urg.

We learn TINT serious accident oc-
cured at a social gathering NJ the house
of Calvin LIarudcn on the evening oil the
1th One hundred or more persons were
p,cScni. filling the c"mmodiou' rooms to
rrplotion The vile of Horace Blake.
formerly of Denmark, was standing at
tho head OF fight OF stairs with Il child
in her arms; and rs the crowd >urgcd
back tu make room tor the dancers She
WAS pushed down stairs, her head being
badly bruised by the tall. Her friends
hl,c been fearful that = brain fever might
... The IT, .ul Oi the accident. but AT our
latest u,iy ices there werc hopes that She
might escape the lnlliction. The child,
fortunately. was not injured. Mrs Bake
L. q. out 40 years OF aSe.-Bridgton NecS.
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DIED..

In Gilcid, March 9, Ars Mary A. Swan, widow
OF The late Joseph q. swan, Esq, OF said town aud
daughter Of Capt. Samucl Adams, Of Jaarey, y.
IL. Mr.. sW.,n had attained the ripe age OF eighty
six years aud two months. aud was tho mother Of
seven children, ak of whom aie now living BY her
nr-t marriage, to Pcrlcy Putnam Burnham, one
Of the pioneers OF Gilcad, who died Dec. :, $50.
In Bethel, March IL, Nancy Brown. child OF
Charles II. Brown. aged years, mos, II days.
Ia Gorhnm, y. H., March Is Cynthia Richardson,
widow OF EbeueLer Richardson, late OF Bethel,
aged - years months.
In Paris, March Il, Edwin y. Edwards aged 10
ytars, II mOnthG.
Ia Bryauts Pond, March >, Lorenzo Billings,
aged 81 years. 10 months.
In Buckheld, March H. Mrs. Jane, wife OF Zenas
shaw, aged a years.
In Mexico, March D. Mrs. l.! dia Heath, aged -
years, months, q days.
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East RuDlford.

Mr. Charles Fox oi East Rumiord,
tlner ycars ago this spTing set ten cions
oil The Northern spy apple in = small tee
nearly all of which lived and last autumn,
the scrond year from The grating, he
gathered live pecks 81 very handsome
lruil from them. Judging from a fine
specimen sent II, a. u fair sample Ut the
whole. says the Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-25

The huge. drastic, grping, sickening
pills, constructed OF crude. coarse bulky
ingredients, are fast being superseded 10y
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgativc Pellets,
or Sugar. Coated, Concentrated Root and
Herbal Juice, Anti-Bilious-thc Little
Giant" Catharlic or muhum in parvo
Physic Modern Chemical Science en-
able DIR Pierce to extract from the juices
of the most valuable roots and herbs
their active medicinal! principles, which,
when worked into Hlllc Pellets or Gran
ules-- scarcely larger than mustard seed,
renders each tittle Pellet as active and
pow erlnt as large pill, while they are
much more paIalabie aud pteasan, in Ell
iect % cents vial. 10y Druggists
Ir your credit was in danger you would
ny To prevent 4 pru!est Ii your lie IS
in danger from cough that Is settling
on yonr lungs, be as prompt III resorling
20 Hale's Honey of Horeh0aad and Tar.
Critlenton's 9th Avenue
Pixies Toolhaehe Drops cure in / min
ure
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Editorial ,al Selected He,"s.

The Cove, o.. New Hampshire
Ia, uppoin,ed Tnur.day, April loLi, as
Fast Day.
The Uniycrsahst Circle viii meet 70
Acadcm, Hall. ou Thursday evening ct
this week.
The Pennington Chrupiclc SAYS that
Rcy Mi Mardeu rcbuked Congress m
bis h>; sabbath sermon.
--.Iudscs oi Pro.at. are now au,horiz
81 ,D eiinnsc The names ct persons. We
scar 90 y.iii i,u,l to au extensive business
Iu en-, inr. us-ius % >" easy "a matter.
Foster. toe C.rhooA murderer At
New York. and NcE.haucy thc wife mur.
drrcg Cd, Boston. both cNpi.ucI ,hc penal
'ic. oi their offences by hanging. ou Fri'
day LAST
We had % blocking snow ON Thurs
lay aDd Friday OF last week. Monday
morning. March path he wind nom the
north is sharp and and cold. and The roads
hard and icy.
The Trustees %, Inc Maine Stale Az
ucuuusal Society have fixed upon The
date Ton the next State Fair on the 1G,h.
l1th, 18th and 18th of September next.
over 81. 600 are offered in premiums.
An Augusta correspondent says
The question Of who is legally the Sec
Rotary OF The Board Of Agriculture is
proving an Interesting imbroglio. ard the
opinion o. the Attorney General will
probably De asked tor
-Notwihstaadiug the bad travelling
on Friday evening I.,t. a. good auIieueeI
assembled TO hear the lecture of Mn&
swassy on Compulsory Education, aud
the Readings ct Consul Murray Tie
Band was iu attendance.
The lecture next Friday evening will
De b. Fled \ Dow. Esq OF Portland.
Ii the meeting Of the Executive
Council which eOnvenes on the 18th int.
It is expected that a large number ol ap.
pointments will be made, among which
IRE the following Inspector of State
Prison. trustee OF the Insane Hospital.
Trustee OF the Agricultural College. the
Trustees OF the Normal Schools. Trus-
tees Of The Reform School. The appoint.
ment Of a Justice Of the Supreme Count,
in place OF Judge Kent, will no, probably
be made at this session.
The Press SAYS that a, "a meeting in
Portland, Thursday, the creditors OF j
WinslOw Jones, tue eoru- packer. An or
ganizalion Of the creditors wa effected.
The adjustment WAS made upon a basis
Of twenty per cent. although several Of
the delegations elected 10 distribute The
money 10 different ways Under the con-.
promise AR Jones will be enabled to 90
on in business with excellent prospects.
His safes last year smouaied 10 nearly
100000. Ollof 1916 creditors. all but
20 have come into the arrangement.
Jones pays all creditors IN Waterford the
first half of the indebtedness contracted
IN 1872, and 10 per cent OF the lAane,..
4hsss were about 5000 in Waterford
and $4,000 at the Bridgton FacIuy
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Hebron Items

Hebron Aca lcmy has no pupil.
Kcy. \ G. lIrtrck 49,, ,u I,rurc 30
'Forrigu Travels" bet re- tie school
Other lecture, are 10 tuiioN
IL. Page OF this town. claims to stand
uncquailcd ia success in rai,ing onions
las; year. Ceiling weld OF Z bn' hels
from 3 > OF square iud, equal 10 2OoO
bushels Ia the acre.
Mr. c. Pcuensill, the inventor, j" out
with new article. Holder Tor use
..bnu, all kind, of domestic articles. IS.
pccially those used about 4 stove.
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OXFORD, IS. = Board OF County Commissioners,
September Session, is72. held by adjournment.
February 9Th, 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidences
having been received that the petitioners are e
sponsibe and that inquiry into the merits OF their
application Is expedent: IL Is Ordered, That the
County Commissioners meet az
Smiths Store in Number -Four so called In the town
of Lowell on Tuesday, the Sd day Of Juue next
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
and thence proceed to view the roite mentioned In
said petition; Immediately after which view n hear
ing of the parties and witnesses will be had at some
convenient plaza In the vicinity and such other
ures taken in the premises as the Commissioners
shall Judge proper. And Il is further ordered, that
notice of the time, place and purpose Of the Com
mssloners meeting aforesaid DO given 20 all persons
and corporations Interested. BY causing attested
copies 81 said petition and Of this order thereon 10 be
served upon tbs respective Clerks OF the Towns Of
Lowell and Sweden, aud also 10 be posted in three
public places, In said towns, and Published three
weeks successvely In the Oxford Democrat, printed
at Paris, In said County OF oxford,
the frat Of said publications and each Of the other
notices to be made served and posted at least thirty
days before said time OF meeting 90 the end that all
persons and corporations may then and there appear,
and shcw cause, II any they have, why the prayer VI
said petitioners should not be granted.
Attest JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy Of said Petition and Order Of Coun
thereon.
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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Hmm told n EIntIerIng TaIe,

l,nl never even anticipated so divine
VI .,arAlon for the toilet, rs that delight
ia, preparation ''SozodnEt " 80 cocI ana
agreeable TO tho mouth and
treth. hardens aud mvigora,es the gums,
gives u pure and healthy tone 10 lhe
breath, cleanses. beauties and preserves
The teeth. and arrests decay
Spalding's Glue with brush, always
ready
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IiOiiN.

Ia soncham, Co tie wife of NJ. Albert Little
Held, Henry Nrgi, 10 The vic oi Nj. Henry
Birkt1rl, - dsus gutter, ~ the wife OF Warren Dur
gin, daughter 10 the wife OF George Ball. "a
,iau.hlcr, LconA Martha; 10 the wife Vi Dustin
NcAilister, Il daus hicr, Abby LOrcna 10 the wife
OF Amos McAilister, daughter, Malissa; 60 tIc
wife OF " alter Butiers, a daughter, Myrtle Adtl
10 the wife OF Horace Tobcts, a son; TO Tbs wife
Oi Isaac McAlllster, = daughter, Ella Lucinda, to
the wife u Daniel WeEtW Ofih, u .On, James Wal.
ter. to the wife OF Gee. Hartman, son.
Ina Waterford, 20 the wife of George ElhOt, =
daughter, TO the vile Of >ilas ACkceHc y dsukh.
ter Oryia Eugene.
Ia Lowell to the wife OF Edgar McAlli,tcr, a
.Ou; 10 the wife of A. O. Hartman, daughter.
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Farm For Sale.

Situated in Bethel, II miles from Rumiord Corner,
six miles from railroad, II miles from church, aud
10 rods from school, being the farm recently occu
pied by Edscn +. Howard; contains 10 acres OF
iand-l5 acres of level and productive tlllage land,
and the remainder wood and pasture, with wood
for one family for q lifetime. There are two COM
Portable houses and ON the place anu one comtor.
table barn; has am orchard that yields fruit enough
for family, and cuts from six to ten tons of hay
water convenient TO both houses and barn. The
above premises will be sold extremely low, IL APP
piled for soOn rs the resides out of the State
Mi is determined TO sell before the LIST of May next
Apply for Information, by letter OF otherwise, to
W, II. GODDARD,
Inarls-iw Rumford, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-25

The Bridgtou Ne,cS thinks. il it
read; the signs Of she times correctly,
Hon. Nelson Dinsley, Jr.. Of Lewiston,
sill be ournext Governor Mr.. ID. has 4
host of friends in Oxford County who
would rejoice in his elevation 10 a posi-
,ior which he is 50 we'll qualified 10 fill.
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UeSt Paris.

All Interested in the erection OF Il Steam
Mill At West Paris, are requested to meet
al tie West Paris Hotel, on Wednesday
evening next, March Doth at ! O'Clock.
tor the purpose OF organizing, and 10 de-
eide upon the proposal OF the party from
another Stale 10 lease the Mill.
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET
8fAHCE ~. 1873.

AfANsat AAsN' " af-+tN'rt -
HOLSTER = HASH 4 Ii.
Nrl-iE So. go
Arms .Duci. ---.
HAAS s elbow ryy.-s2 90 $50
uft,~ Pea. 500 p SS5r
I;JIlEL-eI- e>c
riiit>t- lHf g pc.
t.nEs-sr.. .V-
.urFiE~-4,r. % ioc-
I4-z-..c l,, tr-.
tIorit-ssut 8 en- 90
has UD 8 $3.50
ilpDs-.- e.. o.
IAEu htlc,r.. Dr.
I.n..l~>i ~-t O ..r.
\trts-"-r. .c.
UAI--.... ...
F,I ,IuI>.1.c ID i5-
-.iI-t-I. h'N .rc
-t.sAG-l-e. "a u.
TIA ---5c s. Sc.
HE1 Nucu Hard 600
aLfES Nu.I-Ss5S
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Dental Notice !
Public House for Sale.

VIyHE well. known and cOmmodous tavern stand
i OF the late John Jackson, situate in Dixheld
village. This stand can be bought at bargain,
with or without the furniture, as desired 10 soon
a. sale can be authorized by law.
The house will be- kept open, rs usual, for tue
accommodation OF the public travel, byAlrs JACK
som until a sale !. effected. Its large circle oi
patrons and the travelling public Will hd mat hos
nifaiity and kindness that has ever beenechafae-
terstic OF its management, while under IA care OF
NJ Jackson. WM ". BOLSTER,
FLORENTINE l.. JACKSON
Executor
pixGeld. Sent IL, 1872 octl
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Centaur Liniment

There is no pain which Ccntaur LinimenI will
not relieve. no swelling will not subduc, and no
lameness which II will not cure. This is strong
language but It Is true Where the parts are not
gone. its effects are marvellous. IL has prodnced
more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock,Iaw,
palsy, spr,ius swelling, caked.breasts, scalds
bu,ms, sait.rheum, ear-ache, &c, upon the human
frame, and Of strains, SPAWN gals, &C., upon
animals in one year. than have all other remidies
since the world began. II is eounterirrIant, an
allhealmg pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their crulchcr, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar. II is no humbug. The recipe Is
published around each bottle. IL is selling as no
article ever before sold and sells because 1t doe
just what il prelends 10 do. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism' pain or swelling, deserve to
sulcr il they viii not use Centaur Liniment.-
More than 1000 certificates OF remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
rnuning ,umors, &c, have been rc1ey ell. Wswil
send circular containing certificate, the recipe,
sc, slaIis to any one requesting it. One bottle
of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment Is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or swecnied
horses aud mules, or for screw-worm in sheep.
Stock.owners-,h- linimeni is worth your aiten.
ton No family should BE- without Centaur Lini-
meut. J. u. ROSE & Co., New York.
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To The County Commissioners OF Oxyord County in
the Sfata OF Maine.

tUUHfT o JOWHIy
the State Of Maine.
RESPECTFULLY represents the undersigned
III Abel Hesld, John H. Emery and Eckey II.
Stearns as citizens OF the town OF Lowell in said
County and as the municipal officers OF said town,
and instructed and and authorized by vote OF said
town az its last annual meeting to present the fol-
lowing petition 10 your board Tor your action that
public necessity and convenience require the dis
continuance OF so much OF the highway as now To-
Gated, called the Lowell and North Waterford New
Road, as lies between Number -Four, so called In
said Lowell and the Grover Road, called In said
LEVEL; the foregoing part Of said so called Lowell
and North Waterford road being situated partly in
said Loyll aud partly in Sweden, in said County,
and pray that alter due proceedings had said high
way may be discontinued as prayed for.
ABEL IIEALD.
JOHN II. EMERY.
L. L. STEARSS.
Iovetl Dec % 1872
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MANS AERIvE


Leave the nm for up trains a. e;oo a. NJ and
SEQ u. n
For down train II II;i5A.M.
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coon TEMPLNRs.
PARIS HILL LODGE. W rs
G q. -. e..

ts.auaNskct Ledge, Nu. o., hlvvudtlt. mVd
] u aal Cd Nc,la,,l.1, rt cocA month
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MARRIED..

In Hartford, March 10, at the rcsidcuce Ut Mr..
Samue! Dyer, by Rcy. VIM. G. stevens, Mr.. Daniel
A. Fletcher and Miss Amanda NJ. JoldHE. ali 81
Hartford.
Ia SacO, March -, Mr. Isaac Eaton, OF Nashua,
y. u ., aud Ai.s Miranda :. Dresser, Oi Fry eburg
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Aav ps.rsos whn t1ke. Z. PAPER rsguhsriy
f,In, the ofusa-r heihul iii ,ctr- bis u.inIv o.
auo'hcr's. on s,hri hVr be has su' - "'i 'f
Il 90. rs sille lJg lhc pSvmeut.
lT pgrsc.. .icrs his paper di~e = Nru-''' ~
mos cav aN auea4ages, OF the put'li,Nsf tnt'
..ili.e 81 cad it until UaytneUt - nis vs. 81
ii tl W-gasIs amount whether The l,apsr - t-y-
.i the 0sice % mos
. 'rhe courts have ,teV died. that asins 10 t'SS
new ,;.pers aud periodicals hon the post oihc, ~
stuio wing ~ leaving them uEcalissi ~ = Prtasd
6s-is evidence 81 intg ati0nsi fraud