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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
SpsttaI Anttres.
The Fountain Syringe
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Sci L F. n TING,
TaE ADVANTAGES OF THESE sYRiNG 3
oyEa OTHERS ARE
lst, Thay ar: seIf a,tinP, no pumping being re.
qulTtd.
"a, They vavelesg and cannot get out Of or,ie;
30, They inject no air, as by every other Kind, en
dangeriDg the patient, especially the very sick.
an. They have sprinkler attached for ligh,
shower bath fur the head cleaning wounds, ucsrs,
DC, a..
'th, They make the Ty best Nasal Dlucae, snf
answer for many other purposes Of the kind, WIZ
ether sJnnges do NOT.
CALL And SEE THEM, AT
g.. c. sHoEMAKER's
Sfs MARKET STU igEr.
ocl3-ly Institute BUILDING.
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Sirf, alartnf aud 3itt 8usuraurs.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,

OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE, NO. 1876 BROADWAY,
CASH CHpii ALL. ................ S2.50O, 10000
AsseIs, lat July, 1873. 4,4GS 573 -
LlAblitles'..'' ...'.'.'..''.'... 3b9 004'32
Abstract of the
FoRTIETH SKMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT,
showing the condition of the Company Oh the first
day Of July, 1873,
ASSETS:
Cash, IN Bank 1921, s5o 2l
Bonds and Mortgages, being hrss ign on
Re al Estate with 81 So 900 S4t 700. 90
Loans on Stocks, payable Un demand
(market value Of Securities, ttsl. .T24. 14T,74064
gnited S.s states stockf, tmarKet vai9,, 17sto501
Interest due on lst July, 1s7s-......., b9.sles5
Balance IN haud OF Agents, .............. 24s,3s6bT
Bills ReCeiy able OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l3 1876 IS
Salvage, and other Alscal sne0us items. s4,46g 70
Premiums dde and uIc1llUcted on FOli-
cies issued at this Otiice. e............. 2O,95354
Total, s,4yS,5T3 75
LIABILITIES:
Claims for Losses outstanding on ist July,
lsI3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. 16a. 80
DIV dends unpaid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2,3g5.60
Total ss5,564 80
C6AS, j. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WILLMAhTH, vlce-Presldent.
j. II. WAsHBURE, Secretary.
GEO. M. LYON. Assistant ecretary.
T. b. GBEESE, I'd Assistant Secretary.
take great pleasure IN informing the citizens of
above leading American Company, which together
with my other Companies that have stood the fiery
ordea, OF the Hast few years, am able to give
them Policies that are 0f undoubted security.
Please give me a call before insuring
THoS, r. PLUMMER,
octl4,u No 400 Market IT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
WlllIama' Yankee soan.

me anest aud most popular Shaving Soap in use.
a laiEe stock IlsL Received. Inc tade slppiied by
X. BRING HURST Il co,
Giv,t,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
BARRIERS. At,ant,on.

barbsrs. combs. soaps, brushes sponges superior
oAy run, slick pofnatuIn, pafrs, powders and baf-
oefs supplies generally, Al very l1W prices Har
pOusds Specially EIgays fresh and highly per
IuLned barbers E1ppied 81 wholesale al
FUSIEkS DRUG STURK
Front and West streets
Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

fsf ne nanf@erchiei,a AT the Delaware Avenue Drug
92Nit' a,7o, LlIid tsennet and faVoring extracts
-. ~ @ohla$. Essence Jainaca Ginger, Citrate Of
ha-hssh', &c Cum CamphOT 80 cents per pound
,,, =. w. 7. ALRICIIS, Drnggis1.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
Or. oatvIn's EIIxIr OF Tar,
II L II Il q NJ a.
AWARDED BY THE
American Institute,
40 J. W. MckEE,


Embfoidafing and FIutirg Machines,
at is Ingenious and viii meet the wants of every
IaalTOu IL the land"
EXHIBITION OF 1917
John E. Gayit, Rec. secy. +. A. Barnard, Pres.
samuel ID. 1ilman, CoTTes ponding SecY
NKw I0RK, November ~, 1879.
This simple and ingenious Machine is as useful as
the Sewing Machine, aud Is fasr becoming popular
Hlth ladies, IN the plac OF expensive needlewOrk,
lts WORK being snucn more handsome, requiring less
time and nO1 one tenth Of the expense. No ladysa
toilet Il now complete without II. a Machine with
tilrr4ttd circular ana full Instructions sent on re-
celpt OF 81 or finished In silver plate for SAB.
Address, THE MCKEE MANUFACTURING CO.,
500 Broadway. New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
1t con aiHa all the elenents requisite for strength
Mado ~ m The Whole Wheat Moth
inR 0IinR Boited our.

- = lAp'fsst'e t1 overestmate the Importance OF
W2p Aa'fEent for children, for tie lnnrtn ami for
w W 4sen. N IN any and childhood the formation
hi 'ey sioplrht u The various u. sues OF tho b dy
u the main phenomenon " life In adnlts enfee
ble1 ~ dsease, the restoration OF health denrnd4
sttsty on ai abundant supply Of suitable mate rial
gt ~" ieSehtI atlbn VI the wasted organs. In Il
ptupltt Tue p ~crs nf life need sustaining bv similar
nsan1. Ahn yet the mere furnishing OF the neces-
saiy elebehis ls not huclent tnc Sc eleTnens must
and assimilated ' p'so''e''H 'Ho9oi"eu
~; j. these r.qurements are fully met in the article
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

ENCKSiTJRs AT YOUR OWN PRICES
~ SOCLD %. sell the Cheapest Furniture
6OULD 90. sell the Best Furniture
GOULD Y y. sell the strongest Furniture
SOlLD co. sell the handsOmest Rurnisura
GOULD o. have the largest stock
GOULD a Cu. have al Kinds 0f FJIrliture
bOlt-D . Co. have tHe newest FRtterHs
GOULD co offer BaIRaiuB
GOULD %. buy anu sei Tor cash.
0Ot LII Gu. alEayn give sAIiafactton
0OGL Id ". hsve great advantages In Nanufac-
turing. -
GoILD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant
GOULD CO. have Polite Attendants.
6UG Id 20 have Weli-IRnt4d st1res.
GOULD co. have fur st0r4s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
The aaw Remedv for RunIura

The New Remedy for Rupture.
most important Invention. Sold by the Elastic
Rupture aDsDlut,Iy ease aud com 'ort, night and
day at all times, and under all crcuM stancss with
out any exception whatever Ia any and should
never be taken or during t1e SHIRT time REQ usite
effect permanent cure. Sen. by mali Circulars
free, ANY Druggist or Physician wi order this new
Truss for you without charge
my1o,eod. ly,eow,1yw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
The /" Cood-Enough" Shoe.

/" GOOD EMO UGH," OLD HOSS 81 ,,u
TSERE ANY OTHEhS," axe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
A 20 NJ A.,
Eino Exrrao1a

SIXTH d PAINTER, Druggists,
Tth and Market StR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
GOULD d co.

GOULD Il co.
n. z. Coz NINTH and MARKyr Nos ri and a
y ssICND 81, lao MAXI Ef ST, and IA
D second y rect
PuILADEIPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

NJ IoTICE.-PERSONS WISHING PURE SPICE X
! VIII ind 1t TO their interest to buy them a
HOUSTON'S, as he OLlV sells pure ones
Can and examine our stock.
j. L. HOUSTON, Jr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
Summer ITEMS.

The powerful rain OF Tuesday caused
tho mealowS 10 overflow. and supplied
plenty OF water Tor stock. Previous TO
the rain Of sunday Last, some stock had
TO be supplied with water irum pals.
Tho work on the new mill in Sumnor.
Is progressing The Cannon brothers.
ale al work on their new siean mill.
The engine has arrived Iom Lisbon.
The engine on the Z. Y .. {. is Just II
few days behind time. One w.ek ago
last Thursday. il started on - trip to Me
ciiauic Falls. II arrived from that plaCs
GA the following Monday. Truly, steam
annihilatcs time and space. Where are
English railways nov ? The plueky
managers arc bound TO run another trip,
if sufficient wood can be pick ed up. Our
mails are transported by the surcr meth,
oil OF horsepower
The crops ale nearly harvested. Corn,
below AN average. grain. light. potatoes
hardly an average crop, but are very ex.
celleni in quality. Apples very light.
SLoCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
Canton Point.

Our correspondent I'll" writes: On
Tuesday evening. as the river was rising
rapidly, c. :. Brown, Marshall Strout
and A. h. Harvey went over on the rope
with small boat at Canton Point ferry,
to remove suag from the rope, the boat
filled and sank frUm under them leaving
them clinging 10 the rope with the current
running at a fearful rate. In this peril
ous condition they remained until persons
wen, 10 their aid with the large boat.
They were safely rescued and brought to
the shore without any damage. but with
wet Jackets. The alarm caused great con-
sternation among their friends who were
overioyed when they found them all safe
and sound.
We have had n great fall ofrain and the
old Androscoggin is swelling up grandiy'
Has risen at this writing no O'Clock I.
NJ, Oct. nh over six feet and is still on
the rise. Have not had so much rain be-
fore for six months at least. Wednesday
morning, the water did not rise after mid
night. and at this time is falling.-Regis-
gF,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
Bethel Reilax.

Mount A6ram Lodge Of Independent or.
der Of Odd Fellows. No. 81, was institu.
ted in this place Oct. Cd. with about forty
present NJ. w. Grand Master. o. b.
Whitien; Il. W. Grand Master. j. Z.
HaZletine X. W.Granl Secretary. j oshua
Davis; K. w. Grand Treasurer, A. +.
Berry: r w. Grand Chaplain, c. Il.
Blake; w. Grand Marshal, c. II. Rich
W. Grand Guardian. Israel Hicks; all OF
Portland oifieiatsd. A.. N. True was in
stalled n. G. J. +. Chapman V. G.. and
Mr. 1. Luryey. Secretary. There we're
visitors present from Cumberland Lodge.
Bridg,on. Kezar Valley Lodge. Lowell
and--Lodge. Brownheld. After the
Installation. an oyster supper was pro-
vided at the Bethel House, by mine host
Bar,leu. whittier the Lodge with their
guests resOrted and had a most enjoyable
time ia discussing the bivalyes, together
with the feast OF reason and the flow OF
soul
The Rev. Mr. Leland. of Amherst.
Mass, "a former pasto) occupied the
pulpit of the lst Coug regational church.
Sunday. II was very pleasant occasion
too both pastor and people, as llr. Leland
WAS heId in high esteem By this people
and his iaoOrs are remembered with
pleasure aud affection.
The rain of Saturday ard Sunday has
thoroughly wet the ground. and the wells
aud springs will now afford water 10
abundance.
The potato crop is harvested in good
condition. The yield is not large. but
The breadth planted was 80 great that
there Is a isir crop ol excellent quality.
The hop crop was very much damaged
by the high wind The first OF September.
consequently there il cat about one.halt
the usual yield. They are selling Tor
forty cents per pound W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always
uufUrm. Illuminating qualities superior 70 gas.
Burzs 10 any lamp without danger Of exploding or
taking Gre Manufactured expressly 70 displace
~ u-e Of volatile and dangerous oils It, safety
szder every possible test aud it. perfect burning
Qualities, are proved by Us continued use IN over
- 90 families.
Millions OF gallons have been sold and no acci-
drut-dITcCtv OF mdirrctly-has ever occurred
IRON burning. storing or handling il.
The immense yearly lOss 20 life and property
resulting trom the use Of cheap and dangerous
OF, 20 zoe Oiuted states, : appalling.
Nc Insurance Companies and Fire COmuli ssion-
eIs Throughout the country, recommend the AS
IRA A. ths best safe guard when lamps are used.
seat Tor Circular
For sale Al retsi By he trade generally. and at
Mholesule 10y tbs prOprietors. CHAS PRATT K
CO, lVc Fulton Street, New ork
auglfsn-rm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
DIED.

In Paris, OCT. :, Alice May Allen, age'l years,
10 msnths only child Vi Mrs. y. '. Allen.
In Paris, Oct. 6, Cora, daughter OI BrIij mn
York, aged years.
In Canton, Oct. s. Mr.. Frank Owen, aged about
30 years.
la New Orleans Sept u, Emily Augusta Chan
dlcr, wife OF J. T.. Aver, "a native OF Bethel
In North Waterford, sept. p, Mrs. Sarah W..
wife Of Dca Jacob II Greene, aged 16yrs mos
In Brownfcd Oct. {, AIRS David Bean, aged ~
years, months, Is day. Mrs. Bean was born Ia
Henniker, y aud was daughter OF Rev Jacob
Rice, the q 4 settled minister Ia Bruvnied.
At Elk Fails, Howard Co. Kansas, sept. iith.
Mr.. Almira stevens, aged 20 years months,
widow OF the hate Cyprisn stevens, formerly oi
Paris.
In greenwood. Oct 9TH, OF d.pthoris, VIVA Rose.
ltuehter OF Xiv ird W, aud Abbie +. fcnley,
a. cd years.
Though our darling God has taken
TO III, bright and happy home.
There with angels she Will anchor.
Anl VITA Jesus they will tOia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
Editorial and Selected Itss,s.

The trial of Lucy Mink for murder,
is progressing at Rockland.
"A. II. s. Davis. OF the Pennington
Chronicle, is talked OF for Stale Treasurer
lie would make capital one.
We were favored with some beauti'
iul Summer days last week.
Remember the Cattle Show ut Bethel
on Thurday next,
Judge Rice. one OF the Vice Pres
idents OF the Northern Pacific K. r.,
takes hopeful view of the situation Of
The road, and thinks the trouble of Jay
Cooke Il Co. will not permanently affect
the building OF the road
James Allen made balloon ascen
cion at Rockland, Ne. recently. and
descended in small river, narrowly
scapins death from drowning.
Mr.. Thomas IL. GIedhil is about to
commence the manufacture of wrap
ping paper at SHOWS Falls, in this town
The horse OF Mr.. Geo. +. Evans, oil
Norway, driven by Lyman z. Jewett.
ol North Waterford, fell dead on the
road last week. says he Norway AIyer
li,cr
We leara that Hon. Jonas Greene.
oi Manassas. Va, formerly of Peru. in
our County. died at his residence, OF ty-
phoid fever, on the lst OF October. aud
Iha, hi, wife and daughter E,iele are
sicN with the same disease, and no; ex
prctc'l To- recover.
--hes,rs. Stacy " George. at the
Bates Store. have just put in large
SlocA o( by Goods AMI Clothing, and
invite The attention OF the IA lic>, ~ woll
aS gentlemen
Capt Jack and three OF the Mudoo
chief, paid the penalty OF lndiau trcach,
cry by death on the scafiuid on Friday.
tie 81 inst.
The financial situation i. reported la
he improving. Gold made Il still further
fall yesterday 10 los ) S-lhe lowest
since commencement OF the war of the
rebellion except December 23d. 1871.
Nhen il was the same.
A Washington special says that The
apparent opposition to the re election OF
Speaker Blaine has subsidized in the West
aud ttut Mr. Maynatd will not carry all
ol The South with him.
The school in the Fobe, district.
taught very acceptably 10y Miss Jennie
l.. King, closed last week.
Tux Crown WmSGER. advertised in
this paper, is cloimed to be the cheapest
and best in the market. Special induce
ments 10 agents and the trade.
Our readers are referred TO the card
ol the Mercantile Savings Institution. OF
Boston. in another column.
The Government have withdrawn
the artillery located at Fort Sullivan, al
Passport.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
Hebron Items.

Hebron Academy has about 90 students
this term. Nearly all are advanced pupils
an i over one half are teachers. The
College Class numbers eighteen. class
probably three times as large as any
other academy in Maine can boast Of.
Five OF this class are young ladies.
Tue Hebron and Buckfield boys played
a matched game of ball with the Clip.
pers Of South Paris. on Wednesday. he
Is day Of the Fair. The Game created
quite an excitement. aud resulted in an
easy victory over the Clippers. the score
standing. 50 for the picked nine, aud
- for The Clippers. CITIZEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
LATEST

On Saturday last Es-Se ator Pomeroy
OF Kansas, was shot by Ia Congressmas
Conway, on the street, and but slightly
hurt. The ball penetrated his coat. vest.
shirt, aud merely broke the skin on tho
edge OF the breast bone and then glanced
off. Pomeroy had obtained an appoint
:neni some years ago FOR Conways wife.
Conway is miserable fellow, but he had
had no quarrel with Pomeroy. Conway
Was released on $1,000 bail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
kexAr Falls.

Our correspondent. M, =" writes: We
have been enjoying of late some very nice
aud warm day, which have been closely
improved by the farmers in securing their
crops. sabbath, sept. 2sIh, the mercury
went up to lO2 degrees in the shade. On
sabbath morning Oct. 9th, we were bless
e,l with one Of the most refreshing show
or, OF this season, with mercury up 10 50
degrees.
We understand stephen +. Fox OF this
place has refused $3.50 for his four months
Old colt.
Corn is turning ont good crop at husk-
ING. We shall have big yield OF po,a-
toes and OF superior quality. apples are
lew, small and gnarled.
jacob Stanley, Jr., OF Hiram, raised
thi, season stock Of the yellow corn,
known as the little Canada seed, which
measured Q feet aud inches in height.
Religious meetings are progressing in
this place and vicinity with deep interest
Charles F.. and George II. Che!lis OF
Newfield. have built this season model
Martin house of an enormous size. II
took 100 tret of lumber TO build the struc-
ture. which consists Of six stories and con
t;,ins seventy-ihree rooms; the canopy OF
which is supported by four square pillars
deliberately finished On the top is a neal
and costly weather vane, from the ground
to the top OF which the distance Is thirty
i've feet. The base is eight feet square
the whole resting on tour posts fifteen fee
high and one foot thick set diagonally II
the ground The building IS painted white
with the scroll work giIded, and cost s225
Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
NJ IRRIED.

In Grafton, oct. 9Th, by Rev. Ira G. spragne,
Mr.. David :. Abbott, OF Neury. and Miss Lucy
A. Wheel :, OF Grafton.
In Albany, Oct. :, by J. ii. Loyejoy, Esq, MI
Justice Aslinwall, and Mrs. Elmira W. Peabody.
In Mexico, sept -, by Il. w. stockweli Esd,
Mr. BENJAMIN h. Barrows. OF Canton. and Miss
Ruth A. Eastman, of Mexico.
In Portland, oct. 9th, at the residence oil the
brides father, by Rev. =. Y. Jones, George III.
Richardson. aud Miss Emeliue Plasted, youngest
daughter OF Eaton Shaw, REQ, all of Portland.
No cards
In Bethel Oct. sih, by Rev. {. W. Morse,l hr.
Daniel NJ kimball, anil Miss Ellen l.. Packard
both of Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
Special Notices.
Thirty Years Experience of an
old Nurse.

Mrs. WinsIOys's Soothing Syrup Il the
prescription Of ore Of the best Female fhysl
sRd >urses ~ the United states, and hiss been
V-Ci Tor thirty vears ith fading safety and
success los millions OF mothers and children. from
the Feeble infant Of week old % the adult. IL
so-rect- ac.ditv OF the stOmach relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rect health and
comfort 20 mother and child We believe q 10 the
B-,t aud Surcst remedy in the World, IN all cases
OF DN~ENIERN and DiAkRuEA IN CHILD
BEN. whether t arises from Teething or lrnn any
other cause. FUN directions for using viii accom-
psuv each bottle. None geuuJ ne unlcs- the fac
s.uiIle Of CURTIS & PERKINS Is on the outside
wrapper sold D, all Medicine Dealers.
fufsr-LIv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14

In fhs tow Of byron, Csunty Of Oxferi -
STATE Of Msins Tor The yea 1871

10 The Tow q byron, Csunty Of Oxford sad
State OF Maine Tor the ye<y ls72
The folioviAg list Of taxes o. real estats u Boa
resident owners In the tsvn 81 Byron for the
year Is72 In bills committed to A. d. YOUNG
ooiIector Of taxes Tor saif Town
on the asth day q Sept is72 has been retained BY
him 10 ne a rsmaining unpaid on the nh day
OF July 1879 By HE certificate Of that dsts and
nov remain unpal1 aad notice 10 hereby given TIA
n the said taxes ieterest and charges are net paid
Into the treasury Of said Town within eflhtse.
months from the date Of the oommitnent Of said
bills 90 mach Of the real estate taxed - VII d
sunRcIent 70 pay the amount das therefor ineludns
Interest and charges will Without further nstsss b
sold &C public auction q
The town house In said town oa tho eighth day
of Aprii. 1874 NJ two o'clock In the afteISeoa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
DIRECTORY.

Masonic Lodges--Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, g.ls.l. 81 Thurss.y
81 each Houts.
A1drosSoggiR Chapter. No gtCsg;os NSs-
49, OF before fIli moon.
Bls1ing star 40 ~, BHlss-rl C-utrs. Wei
E.,ssv, Of o. before ne full OF thS naoos.
raris Lodge, NJ. - 90. Paris, TUESDAY, Un "
Btfols he Tail
Jenersoa Lodge, ~ les Bsy.ns. PSsd. -
Tscslzv ~ sverv month
oriental Star, No. a, LiVsr.ore, TUESDAY
90 1.iors full moon.
Bethel, No o. ~ rhursd2v ~ sarh month.
evening MAR LOdSc. No.ltI Bucslsld. su-
a. "a btfo e lai moon.
rtk.gori-@. SO az. tryebVr. Houd-s even
- 20 ~ is,lOwiss the fussi the moon.
OXfsrd, NORWAY, NJ. ls NOsisv OF OF next
sdiag full m0oa.
Noaat Tir'e1s. 70 ls5 30 Waterford Tue.
eav. On 0r before TIA fuli moon
at. nOriah, NJ s. Denmark, Wednesday -
o. before TIE full moon
NeEinsSot, NJ. lOI. Turner, saturday on ~ be-
AZ ruN .oon.
DeIts, No ~ Lowell, THURSDAY .. or sHsS fun
uooC
King Hiram, DiNnsid No, S7.-TusslAy On
Or amer fun moon.
whitney Lodge, ~. ls7. Canton. Thurs sv
80 or before rili moon
Aurora Chapter, ~. ~, Corai-h, Friivy a.
To- - moon
Oriental chapter, No 80, Br.dEtoa Thursday
Or or brinrc fan moon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
The Portland Safe Deposit Vault Co.
OF Exchange ST.. Portland.
OPEN FOR RENT

The Lessee exclusively holds the key. Safes
aside their Vault at rates varying from SIS 10
500 per annum according to size They viii also
receive on special deposit bailees the securities
Of persons residing abroad or out OF the city;
those temporarily from home; officers OF the
Army and Navy; masters OF Vessels, and others !
and will act rs Attorneys In the collection and
remittznee OF income, when desired.
CIRCULARS containing full particulars forward
cd on application. ROBERT A. BIRD,
Manager.
Portland NAV 3, ISIS nay6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE /. hereby given thst Levi Turner Of
~ Buckiield. ia the County Of oxford and state
OF Maine, by his mortgage deel bearing date tho
seventh day vi December ID l-Ji, and recorded
In oxford Records, Book 1872. Page -. conveyed
TO one Robert Thompson, then Of said Buck1eltl,
but since deceased, certain parcel OF real estate
situated in Bucksed aforesaid anil bounded and
described "a follows TO W.T. being the southerly
hAlfof lot numbered Elk IN the second RAnge,we.t
Div i.inn Of lots i'm said Buckneld and bounded on
the south by land then owned by SAID Iui ner .her
nit Farrar and one samuel Y. Harlow, on the west
By land then owned by said Harlow, on the north
by land then owned by one James Bicknell and on
the east BY land then owned by one James N .
johnson aud being the same premises conveyed
Ia said Turner 10y Rosetta j. Bicknell, by deed
dated November 2Sth, A. ID. lisa. that the said
Turner never paid the debt secured by said mort.
gage nor in any WAY fulfilled the conditions of the
same during the lifetime Of the said Robert
Thompson nor since his decease 10 the subscriber
as administrator Of the estate Of the said Robert
Thompson and that the conditions Of said mott
gage have been and now are broken, by reason
whereof as Administrator as aforesaid hereby
CAIN 10 foreclOse the same ag.eeably 10 the
Statutes In such case made and provided.
ESOCH L. THOMPSON,
Administrator OF the estate OF the said
Robert Thompson.
Paris September 2S, 4. ID. lS.3. OLD