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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-20

". T, Levine ~. Steamship COrtes-N0s
1925
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of LoWsians.-In obedience to an ads
mira!ty warrant to directed in above entitled
suit hava seized and taken into my possession
THE STEAMSHIP CORTES, her tackle, etc. now
!;beled by w T. Levine for the causes SEE forth in
the libel now pending in the District CouSs OF tho
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish ths owner oe
owners thereof and all and every person or pore
SONS having pretending to have any right title
or interest in to the same to be and appear at a
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orieans
on the third Monday of July, to show Cause it
should not be condemned. and be sold agreeably
to the prayer of libelant.
United States Marshaps Office New Oyfeanso
s. B. PACKARD
ielo ivi 1920 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-20
nlted s,ntes vs.. 29OO Cigars. etc.~Nos

United Stntes ". 9YNO Cigars. etc.-NOs
1929.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i Dstric. of Lou!sisna.--ILi ObedlenC- 90 ade
In1al.r warrant 10 me directed III the above enc
Titled s.. nave seized ani taken into my possess
siOn--
1900 Cisar. IA rolls Cigarettes. ie' packs gar
cites AID II bottle. Spi:ituous L'quo:, now hbeed
by :i,. Cuted States for the Cal.se. SCI forth iH
the libel pending il the Oistric. Cct.I: OF the
United States
And I do hereby ci:. and aimOnsi, :hs ownes
or owners thereof, aad ali and every person Of
persons havin. or pretending To have an" sIghts
title interest il to the same, 20 ise and sppeAs
at District Court OF tn. United States. for th8
District aforesaid. 20 be holden a: the city OF New
Orleans on the third Monday OF July. to show
cause II anv they have or can. why she salG are
ticles should not be condemned ana az sold agTea
ably to ;he PRAYER of libelant.
United States Marshal's office. New Orleans
th..teenti. day o: Jane. 1873.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-20
PROPOSALS FOR SQUARE BLOCK
STONE PAVEMENT.

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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-18

WHEREAS, letters or Administration 70 re s.
-=-s gf Noah Crr:.lle-, ARE Of os7raea. Fa--=-
ra.. Pa, deceased, hsvluE been granted % cae
sa-st-- % make immediate payment s-t, -s1ss
-a75-g claims g- demands aE4s-s. -.e estate o.
ne =a.I tee=feat VIII make Ea1-l The sane,
-E-l--- delay, = CEAEzAsl J. g=...-=sDzs.
as-srn, Aq-a. II, 1873.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-18

Thompson & Mann have Just receive I
l500 rolls Of Wall Paper. with Border to
match, and a complete stock of Oiled
Cloth and Paper Window Shades and
Green and BuT Hollands for Curtains.
New SINGER Sewing Machines ex-
changed for ones Of any kind or make.
by 4 II. REYNOLDS, Ageut.
Subscriptions 90 the Buffalo Daily ..EN-
press and Ire EImira Daily = Adyer-
tiser'' received alI forwarded by
-@--y Arthur 3. Mann.
C4ap0sE E-a1ds ssee, r5r-a SKIN, p.rlF,es
--Eg.l-. s4.--...-4za 4nl other c.-..1s1rs l-I-c-
t1-s cured. 4gI the skin made soft aEI sE0 l.l.
IL using rae ,7IlaL2sr Tar soap. made h- Cas-
r=--, Ezza-L j Co.. Sew York. Be- certain a-l
- -he Juniper T1r SOAP, IS the are uz-7
re-.l.a=s limitations made with common, ,a-. S.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
A. u. Reynolds, Agsat,
0.1cs in o,ms:sa B.oca taE39rsc:E:, -.
T7ss z3o-est and srsstssf cod Liye'- or is
----H. .sa=ata5. =. as CaEssN, EI-Er-a Z o..
#-T H-s. L 3, sa-c. ----s pure -.4 S--lst- F@-
.e-- who have once taken l- -.-azg- e 70 AL on
-~ EEv-i-Z2l- Eave d-..-ll l- E.e.-g- . any
~ -le Jtl5- oils u market -
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-18

One II tie greatest needs u this vii
.a--. Jgresent, Is more dwelling houses
What is wanted are snug, comfortable.
cheap houses that viii accommodate
smal. families. II q dozen such could
uccumsls t.dtg-day they woUld uldouU--
ld.y Had t-uavts wi-Hu "a month.
Evegyuock and corner that viii serve
for dwelling iSat present occupied. Vet
we hear every few. days Of some one
hunting a place in which 10 live.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-18
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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-18

dents oI Ca--aFaE-us couuty consider
tie TO5d an Unprec d-uted one.
IN Consequence Of this disaster trains
tie B y. !. X p. r. ". are at pres
ut running II EHsukliuyile uuly and
"l- continue % do 50 until further no
t.--. Since Yesterday noon Ac.iLg-Su-
perlnteLden- H+UIau~, with a large
force % IL 81. las been lard at work
building temporary tTesJ-ts over tie
places where the bridges are carried
aBaE. ! large amount Il material !
on Uue ground and II Is aUt CTi -atlvtlg
stated that TO Trans VIII lie run owe.
this portion lt the road until tie track
las Teen put III EIsJ-elass condition AID
lTld->lii-S entirely ayeEt-d. This action
II tie Company IS decidedly right al
though II causes considerable llCunve-
ul-Dcr. I. We. VIII ( done in "a Ito
rough manner and al tie rolling stock
u tie road VIII Je run over il before
travel VIII b. IT med LIST night al
trains were ordered to a s-aLd-stil 10
avoid danger. In the meantime. aIa
unit. further auIoul cement. trains VIII
run regularly 10 EIuLkluy!.le ard IL
term -daEe Hu.U-S.
lir. James IlliuEl ast, eX-sUperiEteL-
q ID o1 the New l.Ih Genital. this
morning assumed bis LsW position as
Managing Director 4 tile Buffalo. New
j urE x Philadelphia Railway and this
road VIII hereafter receive the benefit C-
lis large and valuable experience. The
road VIII L~US le more than eyrI worthy
u tie confidence Of the public.
It was exnec' I'd that trains would be
run 20 Port Al.--euv Thursday.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-18


"Wednesday afternoon E-as-u5 p.
Lewis, While fishing just below tie
bridge at the foot Of Main Street, per-
,uaded q trout that weighed one pound
and one ounce 10 leave lis native eIa-
ment. Erastus stands fEst as to powers
Vi persuasion 50 far this spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Good NeWS for the Children
st NICIOIAs ha. Come.

Ch:is;mas comes lut ono" aycar, but 81 NiCHo
las. the beautiful now Magazine Tor Girls and
B,ys. Just published by S-ribner u Co., Of New
York come. every month
I'll. 0ull OF good thing Pictures stories, Talks
with Children, Historical Sketches, Fairy Tales
Nur-sry RHYMES, J.u-lc-, Puzzle, etc.
There are TWO SERIAL stories, what Might Have
been Expected" a story for Boy,. already com
meuceJ. ~ Prank L. stockton, on Of the best
writer, for children IA the country The other is
a -.or, Tor Girls. "Nimpo'- Troubles 10y Onve
Tasrne NIrs Harriet VI. Gllcs.. TO begin ia
January. The Editor, -ay Iii a good 'ilon.
helpful story Of Gil Life sud viii D. full OF inter-
ct Tor both girls and boys" Then there d. Jack.
.n.tho.Pupit. who tells the children Tie most curl
ous thing, they ever heard.
II j. the most beautiful Magazine ever issued
and the Publishers say they mean 10 make II just
as good and helpful 20 the children a they can
Tncy want 10000 children mace happy by ST
SlCHoLA, before the Holidays. Price $50 a
wear. one Price % all 81. NICHOLAS d, for sale
bv Nryy, Dealers. and subscriptions are reccivd 10y
all Booksellers. Po.t Masters and Publishers Of
Newspapers, and by SCRIBNER i CO.,
G5t Broadway, y. !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which CcntauI L,umeul W"
u.. relieve. no swelling % viii not sueiur, and 10
lamcuc.s which twill no, cure. This Is strsus
Language. tui o.; is tue. Where the parts arr not
s.ao. %. eEe.t- ATc marvellous lt has p7oduo'd
move cures OF Rheumatism neuralgia, lock JN"
ps.-v. .u-alu-. dwellings. c1Acd breast. scNI j.
la-r.. >s't.rHrutn. cg-aclc. &C. upon thc human
frtme. ant oi strains. SPAWN, .alis, &c upon
animal. .n one year. tuau usyc all other reraedies
..uc, ,ac world began. 90 B., counter irsitant,an
allhe.lus pain rcUcver. Cripple, throw s"ay
tr,Ir cru,cay- ths lame walk po.souou, bites are
rendered harmless. audi tae wounded are healed
w.tn.Hta scar. ftlsua humbus The recipe .
pu1.-aeI around each bottle. Z, Isl selling as no
s.t,ic ever before sold. uuj 10 cell, because d',s
I.-t Vhst % rrc,ruI- to Geo. Those WHO mo-" -ursr
rom rheumatism. rsia or swelling. de-or'e 20
trFr-, 20 ts,y viii n9t use Ceu:1ur Liu.mrut-
n .-- tuan Z o,a ccrtdrstc, of remarkao,e cures.
lu..aI.u. frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, soui
RUNNING tumors. &c. have been received Wcvi+
send circular containing ccrtitca'cs, The recipe.
&c. GRATIS to any one requesting b. one bottle
or trc yellow wrapper C-ntaur Liu.mcut i- worth
ur- h.udrvi DOLLAR ior spawned Cr sWeeu'ct
horse. ana mules. os t1s -crcu-vnrm iu sheep
>,o.k-owrcr-. tlis lu.meusi wo.,a your attention.
y. family -hoald be- without O-ut,uv Linimeur.
81 % EO>F q CO.. Nrv Nprk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
savings Institution.

Dethol November p, ls73.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

th-u'ule, safe Perfectly "aor.c-~. AWAY
BtIus bob any lamp ~ .llcut danger of sNpl94in- OF
taxing rre. Manufactured expressly {" .Nsfl-le
tl, use uf volatile aud dangerous OILS IT, -ate'!
,.I. every p,--. Bile test. aut it~ perfect burning
.I.l.tie. are proved by its continued usc ih over
U geo families
Il lIieu- OF gallons have been ~n-i- anu no SC,
Iulr-tlrccrV or indirectly has ever '''~'-e1'
from burning. storing or handling g.
The immense yearly lu-- oi life AM property
resulting froat the u-e OF cheap anu dangerous
oils JOB she ultel states. i~ appalling
The Insurance Coupaufr- and Pre- I"ninl--
..ou-r- throughout thv country, recommend INC
ASTRAL as thr best safeguard when I2uip, are
u--t Seul for circular.
Fa- sale a- retail us tht trade generally ana A.
ul.t...4I, bv the prupr.rtur>. ChA>- PRATT ~
lt.l., yukon street. NtN lOrA.
-u-1- z..arr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
VI .IRRfED.

In Buckhcll Nov. p, by Rev Harvey Linsley,
Nt. James II shaw and Miss Georgia A. Lowell.
both Ot Buckd-ld. also Mr. Edwin g. Carver, OF
Boston. and Mise Nina Dcco-ter of Buckhcld
IN West Paris. 81 the rr-idence Of the bride s
father on Thanksgiving eve, hy J. II. BauUws
$50. Mr.. Edwin 4. Richardson, and Miss Elme'a
\ Churchill. both 0f Paris.
In BtIdgton, Nov. ~, by Rev. Mr.. Re!, walter :
Eerry IL Denmark and Miss lila Nltham, OF
~tbago.
la norway, az the Cniyersali,t Parsonage, Nov
-. by Rev l.. III. Tabor. NJ. l. II. Cannon ana
Mis- ice l.. Head both OF Norway.
In Hiram, Nov 90 by Rev. K Henry DAVIS r.
= Thorn. Jr., and Miss Eliza Jane Remission,
both of BroWuueld. Also, 2ith, sidney Butter.
Hiram.
fn Mason. Oct Il, by Geo. II. Brown, E-q., Mr.
Wan. X jordan, OF Nevr,, and Maria K OlNer'0i
Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
commissioners Notice.

y,,pF undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Judge of Probate tor the County OF
oxford on the Isih day Of November, a. ID. 1873,
Commlssio to roeriye aud examine the claims
of Creditors against the estate 0i Enos l. Sih"li
Ists az Rumt0rd in said County deceased, repre-
.eutrd jnsolyent hereby give notice that sN
months from the date Of sad appointment are
allowed 10 said creditors in which 10 present ana
NV. their claims and that they will be IN
session al the dwelling house Of Henry Abbott IN
tsumlrd at tine follow ing times tor the purpose
receiving the same. viz: January 2Ith hhd APtii
,JtL 1874 Al one O'Clock Z. VI. on each day
PRENTISS VI. PUTNAM, Co-aa'r,
WALDO PETTENGlLL, !
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Newspaper Decisions.

I. ANY persOn WhO takes a paper regularly
FROM tas sIeo-wheghei directed % his nRme OF
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
10 responsibie Tor the payment.
2. IT psrssn orders hts paper discontinued
he rNuss pAF 81 aFrear4ses, or the publisher NAV
continue O. sssd u until payment j. made, an
OolIsct tho Saoie amount whether the paper Is
taken from the Ofics or Aot
3. The courts have dee iled that refusing % take
Newspapers and periodicals frota the post Office
- removing aud leSviu. them aneAlled for l.
priad fIeie evidence OF Intentional fraua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Editorial and Selected items.

Dec. Isl. mereury at degrees below
Zero and solid sleighing.
A double Sleigh, Buffalo aud two
Lap Robes, Tor sale cheap, at this office
See Prospectus OF Harpers' All the
publications of this enterprising house.
are justly popular with the masses.
They had Deer hunt in Bridglon
last week, one having ventured into their
precincts. He escaped.
Our school teachers. End all interest
ed in education should read the report of
the Teachers Institute on the first page
There is such dearth of de(a)er
creatures in Bridgton. that they make an
item Of it when one appears among
them.
BY the 25th of December, when
winter fairly sets in. and "the days begin
10 lengthen and the cold begins to
strengthen wemay expect cold weather
Subscribers in arrears will please
improve the opportunity of the session of
December Court, to send to us the small
amounts due. 1t will relieve the pdnicy
times wonderfully.
The King District have voted to build
a new school house. the present one being
one OF the oldes; in town. nearly hum
dred years. II is the same in which Hon.
Horatio King, of Washington. d. c.. ex.
Postmaster Gen'l. received his first
lessons
1t is said that "Arilude," is nice
little game Tor the children. The pub
fishers. West & Lee Worcester. Mass.
Will send it for 20 cents, There are en-
Cravings Of birds un the cards. and
explanations. 1t will be a good holiday
gilt.
The Paris Flour mg Co. South Paris.
are doing a catering business. rs their
Advertisement indicates. We get our
Hour ct them and ind it "A with
dot When they get the MiddlinSs
Purifier At work, they will have large
increase OF business.
MIR. Swift of Sumner. feeds his
hens upon dIy mSal and he thinks they
do better aud cat less than with any other
Kind Of food tie keeps the meal before
them constantly in voSsel covered with
Stats So that they cannot scratch it out,
SAYS the Register.
The old Boston Journal is jus, the
age OF the oxford Democrat, but We
suspect it has proSpeyed better. 1t has
ALWAYS been enterplising, uewsy and
popular. of high moral tone and good
poiilics-heuce its success. We always
call for 1t. OF newsdealeIs, in preference
TO any other. See Prospectus. Stock
well" up, always.
Old legislators and all who are inter
es,ed in legislative matters prize the
K,unet,c Journal daily. which is ably
conducted and which gives iull reports
of legislative matters. news, &c. Clubs
of ten might be 20. up in towns, and the
paper obtained for the session at al 30;
five copies for : 80; single copies $500.
The biographical notices OF tho leSisls-
ture w:.I be continued. Sprague, Owen
x Nash. publishers.
-Messrs. james X O,gool X c. OF
Boston, proposing to reIinquish The BUSH
ness Of magazine publishing, have sod
their periodicals. the Atlantic Monthly
and Every Saturday, TO Messrs. IIurd X
Hough,ou OF NewYork, and Me>srs.
Houshtou X Co. oil The Riverside Press.
and Cur Young Folks to Messrs. Serb
uer X Co. OF New York, publishers
OF the new Juvenile magazine st Mich
o.aS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02

Desiring to increase our subscriptions for the
year lS7i, We have made arrangements with the
publishers Of Woods Household Magazine a. n
special inducement TO new subscribsrs) which
enable us to furnish this popular monthly and
their premium Chromo-"Thc Yosemite Valley
with the OXFORD DEMOCRAT 10 all new sub.
scriber, who pay one year in advance, and to sll
old subscribers who will pay al srsesrsgcs and
one year in advance, thut to none others At the
low price Of S2.25.
We will furnish F0ods Household and THE
OXFORD DEMOCRAT ,sithon the Chrome, for
TWO DOLLARS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Letter from xey. j. salmon, VI, d.

CHIPNAN, QUEEN's COUNTY, y. b.
MR. JAMES 1. FELLOWS.
SIR: In the practice OF medicine
have recommended your Compound
OF HypOphOsphites, aud have found lnva.
riabiy the following results;
Greater freedom in the action OF the
Lungs. increased and more easy eNpec
toratiou ia cases indicated 10y dry cough,
aud decided augmentation oil tone TO tue
~ hole nervous system.
can safely and consistently recon
mend YOUR invaluable preparation IN a
variety oi cases, especially tor Chest dis
seaseS, having successfully prescribed II
in Bronchitis, Asthma, Debility from
Liver Complaint, Debility from tevers,
and Debility from Impoverished Blood.
am, sir, yours truly,
JAMES SALMON.
Practic inc Physician and Surgeon.
The United States Dispensstory, stand
ard aud mos eX cellent authority, says
"Pills are much better preserved IN glass
bottles than in the common wood, or
paste.boaId boxes. and should always De
dispensed in glass 10y the Spothec'ny
II YOU would use medicine superior.
not only in being preserved hesh ana
perfect 10y compliance with this very I'M
porlant rule, but also in Oein. composed
ut choice concentrated Snd chemically
refined vegetable medicinal principles,
instead OF crude, bulky, cheap drugs
that constitute the huge pills put up IN
cheap wood or paper boxes, then take
DR.. Pierce'S Pleasant Purgatlve Pellets
or Concentrated Root and Herbal juice
Anti Bilious Granuies, 20 cents vial,
by Druggists.
IRON IN TIE BLOoD.-When the blood
Is well supplied with It's iron element, We
teel vigorous and full OF animation. II
j. an insullicieucy of this vital element
that makes Us feel weak and low spirited:
in such cases, the PruriaH Syrup, "a
pyotoNide OF lron) can supply this de
fciency, and its use will inyisorale us
wonderfully.
$4,000 REWARD can safely be offered
for a more intali ible cure Tor PILES than
ANAKESIS. The cures performed by
this wonderful remedy are simply mirac.
uIous. Lotions, uintmentS, and internal
remedies UfOUutE tlOlC uhA III tAsat4 'oNt
but ANAkESIS is an external remedy
simple supposiIory, supports the tumors,
acts rs soothing poulIce and medicine,
gives instant relief, and cures absolutely
All Doctors prescribe it.-Price SlOO'
Sid by Druggists every where, and sent
free bv mail from Principal Depot, 40
Walker ST., New York.
Arthls season Of the wear, when so many OF
ami, people are suffering from colds, We call at'en-
II MO AYERS CHEERY pictorial as cure no.
o,.y Tor coughs and colds, but all affections oi
tts luovs and throat. Having used II IN our
family for many wears, we can speak from person
al knowledge OF its efficiency. There may DC
osher remedies that are good, but in all our eN
perience this has proved 10 be by far the pest
IT, Qualities are uniform an6 wholly reliable IL
/, pleasant to take, and shosld be kept at com
nand. by every family, as a protection assioS'
a class OF complaints which seem harmless in the
beginning, but become aniictng and dangerous
Intellectually. II. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
To Contractors.

,r,VF Building Committee of school District
No. ), in The Town OF Paris, invite sealed pro
,1o-als for building a SchoOl-HOuse IN SAID DIS,
triet 10 be completed OF before the hrsi day OF
~, Tbs Committee reserve the right TO reject
al bids. Plans aud Specifications TO he seen at
the house OF =. Nj. King.
Paris Nov. %, 1873. decx-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
$3.50 For So. 25.

Daring the csmius wear W. propose /. approve
the appearance OF The Democrat 10y giving IT, new
dress We shall also ssdcAvor to furnish IA sn'
ususl amount OF interesting literary and afnc'l'
'ural matter upon Tie hrst and fourth Page while
The second and ;h.rI VII ne hcrcioisr', devoted
20 politics the news and local town items.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Business Centers Of the World.

IN. same features winch have t.'cu ih' Hec.tg
journal %, strong hold upon TIE people, ~ud tt'r
caused it, -ubsc liner, 10 ,rncW trir 7'h' r'i'n'
year amer ys~r,w.. - i,..""ci " r. a. no. i 'Pi-'
- introduce any ra,ch.pcunv novelties, for the
field Is already uilcI with -Uch ueW'pap-r-, hni
10 urnftb.c I'll lt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02

Nvo ss7 WASHINGTON STREET, boston
y All deposits made in his Institution com com
aence drawing interest on the hrst uay oi oa al,
md ever, month. Interest l. paid Tor every lu'l
csIcndar month the money remains In baLk,
,herehy securing to the depositor an average rate
AT interest exceeding that pHd by any other say :
mo- institution The Institution has guarante:
nt9d nj 900 for the express protection OF
hhnnsltOrs. "ctI'-I-N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02

OXFORD, - AT Court OF Probate held ~
Paris within AMI for the County Of OXFORD
Oh the third Tuesday of October, A. ID. 1888
TAAlES CURTIS, named Executor IN certain
Il Instrument Uutpnrting 10 be the last VIII and
Testament Of George Brigham late OF Paris IN
said County deceased, having presented the same
for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
tn ali ner,on. Interested by cauiug copy OF this
order to be published three weeks uccessvely In the
Oxford Democ,at printed at PARIS, that thee may
;,ppcar AT Probate Court to be held at Paris
in said County the third Tuesday OF NOV next
AT o'clock in the forenoon aud shew cause II any
they have why the came should not he proved APP
uroyed and allowed Ms the last Will and Testament
If lid dec.ased \ H. WALKER, Judge.
A true eopy--Attest' III. c. DAVIS, Reeister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Freedom Notice.

THIS may certify tha; l have this day given to
/ INV SON Llewclyu W. Pc1re the remainder OF
M, minority, aud l shall claim none of MS earn
ing nor pay any debts Of his contracting ailer
this date. kIfOc n FLAME
Nitness-WILsON I. BROwN.
Byron, Nov. ~, 1873, dec-
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sUBsCRIPTIONs.--Is7I.

HAPPENS WEEKLY, one year, StW
~ % includes prepayment OF l. ). postage by
the publishers.
Subscriptions 10 HAHpER's MAGAZINE, WEEKLY
snd BALAK, to one address FER one year, $1,000 or
taco of Harpsrs Periodicals 10 on, address for one
yeor, e. 90. postage payable ~ the subscriber al the
Offices rherc receired.
IN extra copy Of either the MAGAZINE. WEEKLY
or BAZAR icH he supplied gratis for ererv CLUB Of
FIVE SUBSCRIBERS at $iiU cdch an owe remittance
Sir copies for 20 90 u,fhom crtra copy postage
payable bp the subscribers at the Offices rhere re-
ceirsd
Back numbers can he supplied At any time.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
Small Farm for Sale.

The subscriber oncrs for sale h. Flm situated
1T >uau'- Foil, "a tht own OF PANE on the road
Irading rlum Rum,urd 20 south PARIS about three
miles iiou rafir ll.l u mile. lom South Pam.
depot rud ale from1 ilahiu"nd's 't're aud
Pei pni--. said itm contains about 20 acres al
.uud land with .u.iahlr huildings tor small larai
ana ilu.it. d. glui WCii 70. water and a-tmJ!i or
cal.s q voting aua tirilty ir.t trees, cmrsnt
bu-lr. .ut,i ..4tc vine. TIE above property will
"a, -oi,l yct, cheap iu. cash. Euquigv further o.
IUNu j. BRIGGS, SHOWS Fails Me.
o.. B HU.D.>. south Far.s.
par... july -. I~tt scplluw'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-02
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