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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-15
Early Potatoes.

a little care will secure early potatoes
two or three weeks before the time they
will be ready 10 use If planted the COM
mon way in open ground. Cut the
pieces OF the earliest sorts. and place
them under an inch or two OF earth in y
hot. bed. so closely in drills that they will
touch. so as 10 economist room. Whom
the open ground is dry enOagh, sot them
out. They will come on rapidly. Ii y
frost should occur alter they are set out,
they may be protected with newspaper.
but we have never known them 10 be
materially injured, even il tho top. were
nipped little by frost. Next TO u hot
bed, they may be easily sprouted in a
warm room. Even when the sprouts
grow accidentally. potatoes may be had
some days earlier by carefully preServ.
ing the sprout. ia seitlng .hOm out
Country Gentleman.
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Feed from an Acre.

A pair Of farm horses will consume in
year - tons ot hay go bushels OF
oats. their daily ration being Is pounds
OF hay and - pounds ot oats Ior each.
1t will take Il 10 l6 acre0 OF average
land 10 raise this amount OF fodder. A
COW will consume Is pounds OF hay and
pounds OF corn meal daily. equal 10
3l.4tons OF hay aud 40 bushels OF corn,
allowing Tor toll tor grinding it.per year.
This will require about acres OF average
land. One acre OF good corn land Will
produce enough grain and stalks 10 keep
COW during year. This estimate,
which is deduced from practice. accords
elsewhere, rs gathered from siaIlsIics.
which prove that eight acres of land are
needed TO support a house during year
in Belgium and Holland-couutries
which. a. regards tho supply "f food.
are seli.sustaining. There wOul be no
practical difference between the crops
mentioned aud others that ~ ght be
chosen. for the reason that more prolific
crops require i greater amount To be con.
sumed TO yield All equal susIenancc. with
less prolific, but more nutritious crops.
The most economical single crop TO raise
for feeding animals i. corn. when the
whole stalks are well cured aud proper
IL used.-N. l. Tribune.
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should he set at lca.t iNo I"d. apart und
the ruNs sIiaI-El alb t'.,I'ar. la 81
tiny trees the, should &c handled very
carefully. the ground should bo dry, the
roots well Strengthened out and set Ill
tic deeper than when they were IN tho
nursery. After they are set out they
should be mulched with straw. brakes or
similar material 10 which some compost
made of ashes, manure and muck should
DO added. Plant varieties known TO be
good bearers and hardy. Grating
should be done in warm. dry weather IN
April or May. SciOns may be cut at tha,
time from healthy vigorous trees. Pre-
fers to have limbs from one bali inch TO
one inch in diameter TO graft the whole
top OF a tree may be g6aled In three
years. Aher one years growth cut out
the poorest scion. leaving tho one that
will make the best fashioned top. Prane
young trees lightly and form the heads
low. near the ground; then it is much
easier TO gather the fruit Alter they
commence to produce fruit the less tue
ground IS disturbed the better. Then
seed down and NOW or pasture with pigs
or small cattle rs Judgment may direct.
Top dress if necessary to keep up the
fertility OF the soil.
Picking and packing is as important as
any part of fruit raising. and this can
only be learned by practice. Early fruits
shoald be picked before they are ripe,
then they will not reach the dealer dam
aged by being over kept. Apples should
be packed closely in clean barrels, then
they will reach market without reeeiS-
ing injury from transpoition. Market
demand and soil should be considered IN
deciding what varieties 10 raise. We
should select such as will give uS suc'
cession OF iruil through the whole ear.
Do not cultivate too many varieties.
but select those that have been proved
and tested. Let the huit be ever %
good. il the tree is a shy tearer II cannot
be OF much value.
The discussion following the paper
was participated in by Messr.. j. U.
Keyes, OF North Jay. \. L Adams, Ar.
North, ). Cram aud 5. q. Foster Oi VIII
ton. Although ut first confined to the
subject of the paper, il driIted somewhat
into dairyiug and Was Of 50 Interesting
character that il copld have well occu-
pied another half day. Although AMI
nailed, no new facts werc brought out,
and we omit iull report. The meeting
closed by singing "A Country Home for
Me-
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A negro minister who married rather
sooner alter tho death OF his vile than
some OF the sisters thought ploper and
becoming, excused himself as follows,
My dear brethren and sisters, my
grief was greater than | could bear. l
turned every way for peace and comfort
but none come. | searched the Scrip.
lures from Ginisee TO Riverlatisns. and
found plenty OF promises to the wilder.
but nary one to the widerep. So ! took
il that the good Lord didn't waste sym-
pothy on a man when it was in his power
TO comfort himself; and having first
rate chance TO marry in the Lord. | did
30. and would do so again. Besides.
brethren, considered that poor Patsey
was Just as dead as che would ever bs.n
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HEART &c

IL bee0Giin. very common in every community ana
the sudden deaths resulting warn Us To seek some
relief The disease assumes many d!hsreni forms
among which are, PaipitdtioH, Enlargement, SraSms
OssiscGiiOR or BoHy Formation cfths Heart, RheH'
mdtisia, General DEBILITY, Wafer about The Heart,
Sinking Of The Spirits. Pain, IN tie Side 0" chest,
Di.siness, SiWggish Circulation II The BLOOD and
GoBierssary StoPpGge cf ths Action OF as Heart.
These forms of Heart Disease have been cured
by Dr. Graves Heart Regulator, and we 10
not hesitate 10 say il will cure them again. Any
form er Heari Li5ecsc viii readily Yield to is use
and we have yet 10 ieagt. 81 sa5 l-5e where tho
Heart Regulator has been taken property and the
party not received "a marked benefit.
Our agent, on application will furnish you with
our circular. giving fun description Of tIe disease,
and also a number Of testimonials Of cures; and
If you would like further proof nom the parties,
who have given the testimonials, write them, and
see what they say.
We have sold thousands OF bottles Of the Heart
Regulator, and the demand is still increasing. We
are confident we are doing the public benefit and
not ~ ns 70 Impose on them swonhless imitation.
The price OF ..e iise.i Regulator "a ONR DOL
LAX per Bottle. and cen be obtained OF oar Agent,
A. VI. HAMMOND, Druggtst, Paris, NJ.
ian.'-3.Iy
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ENhac, uf Roots AMI Herbs which almost In
yariahIy cure the following complaints -
Dyspcl.ii. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint, aud
JOS ot appetite CURED Joy taxing few bottles.
Las,-ipla lqg -lirt', and sinking Sensation,
Enp,,, as, In. Pies, Blotcnes, ard ail impurities
of the ,ud bursting thi ough the hin or other
wise cured reality by following tho directions on
the bottle.
For kidncy Bladder ard Urinary arrangements
il has no equal. one bottle viii convince the most
skepiical
Worms expelled from the system without the
least difficulty. = few bottles are sufficient Tor the
most obstinate case.
riles. oua Idle he's cured he most difficult
case wken a ..itdg rca.edes ia,lei
Nervous am 'uliic-, Neuralgia, Headache, &c
ea-ed imn.cGmtciy.
Rheumatic IA, sNellel joints, and all scrofua
AIic,i.hs ra'a"vcd. or .reAtly reietcd by this
iHtaitaiie lFs 'rs
bronchitis, Catrrh Commissions, ana Ilysserics
cur0d or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain in the Lungs, sldO and
Chcs. Hl,noat Invariably cured 10y taking few
bottles 81 the Quaker BitIers.
Female Difficulties, so prevalent among Ameri.
can ladies VEL readily 10 this invaluable mcdi-
cine, the Quaker Bitters.
Bilious Rcm,;tant and IntermiItant Feyers, ~
pttya,tt, ...a., ,af.s e cur country completely
eradicalcl By E,J Use OF tie .ugaer bi.se,-.
The Agcdf.iL quaker Bittefs Just thearticle they
stand in need oi ~ their declining years. IL quick
ems the blood and cheers the mimi, and paves the
passage j ~ ihc plane ipclned.
No One cln Tcmtin long ungell unless afflicted
with an intlrabe disease iaiter taking fey bot
tics Of Ilt Quaker iiuers.
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OXFORD. SIS AT a Court of Probate held at
,ri,hir a IA fnr the Cnnntr Of Ox fnrh

OXFORD, SIS AT Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the CouRty OF Oxford
on the third tuesday Of March, A. ID. 1873,
A UGUSTUS BILLINGS named Executor in a
IA certain instrument purporting TO be the last
Viii AID Testament Of lcrcly0 Billings late OF
Woodstock in said Cohnty deceased, tdy ing'pro.
scented the same for Probate:''' '' go = '.
Ordered That the said Executor give notice
order to be publ.hed three weeks In the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at n Probate Court 10 he held ut Paris
Ia laid County on the third Tuesday OF May next
ai ten o'clock in the forenoon and shew II any
theS have why the fsme should not be proved ap.
proved aud allowed as the last Will and Testament
OF said deceased. A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attest: Ii. c. DAVIS, Register.
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Sherin's Sale.

OXFORD, S.
rINAkEN on Execution wherein Thomas 1. Cur
4 ncl and Francis e. sIeayens are creditors aud
Charles \. Coolidge, Of Canton. Ia said Conntyd'
debtor and will De sold u public auction on sat
uriay tho twenty sixth day OF April, \ ID. lsiJ
at two o'clock l. " on the PREMISE Ia North
Hartford all the hight which the SAID Charles y
Coolidge hA. 30 redeem from sheriff sale ui
the equity Of redemption made on the iwcnly-hish
DAY OF February, \. - 1873, to John +. S"ascy;
Of said Canton, for the .um Of one Hundred aud
SrVenty Dollar. the following dr-cr bed real 80
tate situated iu The town OF Hartford ia sad Coun-
IT, TO wit certain lot OF and With thr buildings
thereon, beiu. q hundred acre lot uumb'1 Two, W
the fourth range Of lots IN thlt part 81 s'ii town
Of Hartford, know ~ Ih0mp-un's GRAFT. "nh IL
miliary known ~ thU Ehenckrr Wa-hbur farm
the above premises are subject To mortgage re-
corded iu he oxford Registry al Deceit. Book LOO
PAGE ,O5 given by the said Charles \ COolidseto
one John & Nar0r. ~ l.iyermorr. 90 the County
IT Androscoygin,to secure the payment oil prom
i.saiy note Oi six Hundred Dollar. pay able IN
tour equal instaiimcut-, ~ one, Two. three aud
four YEAR from IL date, April ith 1871, win ln-
t.rrrt on tie whole annually, OIL which there -
now due six Hundred and IwonIY Three Dollar.
aud tiliy.SS Cepts, aud interest from the IIth
oi January, 4. - lsI..
dated AT Canton, hi. liih day ~ March A u.
1873 x. \. BAKBONS.
DEPUTY sheriff
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YOUNG PEOPLES CORNER.

Nv lot T.. in diamond, but not in stone;
Nv 2nd is In gold, but not in brass;
NY I'd Is in Iron, but not in steel;
Nv ilh il liz tin, bat not In ore;
Nv 5th is in copper, but not in Lead
NV 9Th is in silver, but not In sins;
NJ 7th is in essl. but net In SAINT;
Nv sth Is IN mine, but nsi in cave;
My ssh is in gem, but nos IN rock;
Nv 10th 10 In brsnze, but not in flint;
Nv whole 10 the capital Of one Of ;he Us.
Problem.
How far from the narrow end OF board that IL
10 feet long, feet wide at one end and fool at
,he other-must II be cut 10 have the area OF the
board equal. - < l. Il
81, Manchester IS, Faint heart never won fair
lady. ,
"IHR sTosg-wALL PROBLEM"
NY. T., of Bryas.s Pond. asd n, OF Paris,
give the following answer to Uncle Bits version;
builds 43S5x L. al sllix per r. $50
b I6l5N e.s9r 4" Z" - -
Proof, losR. to.25 diff. cleo
v, OF Paris, also gives the following, to The
"N. Y. T." version:
A builds s. .lae7x r. at sl.sooosS per Il.
6l sOSsx " o.sOo0lX " "
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Executors Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of H..
~ cense from the Hon. A. II Walker. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of oxford, we shall sell at
pnb.c auction on the premises ia DixielI VILLAGE,
In said Souhty, on TUESDAY &c s.,th day Of MAY
ne xt II b'coek in tie afternoon, 30 much Of
the real estate of John jackson, late OF Dixfed
in said County deceased, including the reyersion
OF the widows aTeT therein viz: the taycTn stand
in said village tLe same occapied by saiI Jackson
twelve hundred dollars for the pa ment OF tho Just
debts of sail deceased, charges of administration
aud incidental chargea.
Dated this iwrnty-fourth day OF March A. ID.
lea.
WIN. W. BOLSTER,
FIORESTINE l.. JACKSON,
apl Pc Executors
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10 You X NOW irp

WINCEEsTER's HTPOUliusPHIrk Is % chcmi.
e.lly lurr preparation "l rliO>rliOkt :, Que Of
lheiipu-t mpoiIant c.cvivut. OF the Human Body
aud The only mean, ~ Wh.ph tNll lltE CIV lND
anil LIFE SUSTAINING element r.tu " supplied
T. The r., sictn W -uAtHUt,v % tn Doe -urr e ~
CON-tNPIiuN tolrtiN. COLDS, "HI 81
PulmaHar, Ancci,au.. aad a spcc.tr t;tmcdy i'r
scrofula, - .pFp 'a l'ual} Ncr' ou' 500 ~ >.
.t..d n,bi,itt. .ll 40 spfiur- ift.l.su- 10 10
uu-urpa --.l a e . ,tic and lnNi -ou,ipr anil gcnv
r-ior OF pure aud healthy lilooi. t"r mrthcr in
formation Testimonial. H,p"Ii' Of IN -tr,an',
Ir -eDd tor uur trrt'isr Furv ; psr battle
splt b, all nruxs-.. Alrtn.
J. WIN. HESTER s. CO.,
30 John 81. New YORK,
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A true .opy-alt..t: Il. c. DAVIS, Rsgisi.r.

OXFORD, ss:-M q Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday OF March, \. ID. 1873,
LNUGENE E.'BESSEIf Admin. s.rntD, on ile
IL estate OF David !. bennett late OF Norway IN
said County deceased, having presented his fret
and inAl account Of administration Of the estate
Of said deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
TO all persous interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
IN said COMMIT on the third Tuesday Of Nay next
NJ lie, s:csr "a enc Dren5on eB4 sac taaseii aI1
they have Ans tie same Should not be allowed.
A. II, WALKER, Judge.
4 Irge eopy-aItsst; u. c. pyIs, Register.
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IL the Reisingei Sash Lock aud support TO
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS !

No spriug to break, no cutting of sash; che p,
durable very easily applied; hoidr sash at any
place desired, and self fastener when the sash Is
down. Send stamp for circular. Circular and Xix
copper bronEed locks sent To any address IN The
L. $. postpaid, on receipt Of 30 cts. Liberal IN.
ducemcnts TO the trade. Agents wanted. Address
REISfNGER SASH LOCK Co, No. as Market ST.,
ii srrisburg, Pa.
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WOMAN,

BY an immcusc practice extending through
period 81 years. having within that time treated
many thousand cases OF those diseases peculiar TO
woman, have been enabled 20 perfect a most
potent and agreeable medicine that meets the in
dicaions presented by that class Of diseases with
positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have named Ii
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WANTED,
10000 FARMERS

To improve 10000 acres Il. II. Lands, free from
mortgage aud located IA the mldile region 81
Western IOwa- the best corn, " heat aad ca,ts
producing belt la the Wet. 10 huui- defiant
from Chicago Climate aud soil unsuipasS' 1t .--
MeadoN and pillow lani with pure TunninS water
evenly distributed. No fever and aguc Average
credit price, g. per acre. send for .uidc. IL
costs nothing. and gives descriptions, prices,
terms, maps aud how 20 reach the land. Address
JOHN CALHOUN, Land Commissioner Iowa
Railroad Land Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Chicago OnicV ~ = Canal -
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Buy Ne, and ia DO you Good"
DIR. LA n CT + US
ROOT e. HERB BITTERS.

This meeeine Is, without the possibility % q
Doubt, the best remedy known FOR ne following,
and all kindIed diseases Indigestion, Costireness,
Lirer Complaint, Piiel, Headache, Heartburn, Dys
pepsid, DiezineSs, Scrofiiia, Sal RbeRgl, LGRgHor
LG-fiIeSs Debility, JGHsdice, FiafUieRoy, fOia
Stomach, &c.
BY the timely use Of this medicine. the blood is
purified. The appetite is restored. The system Is
strengthened The liver Is invigoraled. The breath
sgestsned. The complexion is bcautiiled. And
the genera health II
12 Ia 3 DJ& Ss)o
The best Roots, Herbs and Banks enter into Tie
composition of this Remedy, making il a simple ~
safe as well as unfailng cure for all diseases OF
the blood. GEO. c. GOODWIN q CO., boston.
es-For sale by all Druggists, MARLIN
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GEI"TN-SBUR
KatalySine Water Z!

/, the nearest approach TO spccidc ever discoy
cred Tor by spep..a Neuralgia. lhsumIt.sni, IOut,
Gravel. Diabetes. Kidney and Urinary Disease
gcnctuilV Il restore muscular power 1" nc fat-
al,t,, Il eure, iy,l Complaint Chronic Dar.
rhua Pics, Constipation. A.ihmn Calarrh, and
Hr-uchit,,, all Ul.-.-ps % the Skip hcnuaI De
bi.N aud Nervous Pro-trauon FROM Mental and
Phvsicai FNrc--e- IL :. ia, ErCHtc-t autiH ever
discovered ior Excessive Eating or Drinking Il
currccis TIC stomach promotes Digestion, and Re
licvcs the Head JlmsAt Immediately. NJ u-cbob
should Ice without IL For sale by all Druggist.
sp-For history Of the SPRING., ior medical re-
pnrt- II the power uf The water over diseases, for
inarvelluu. cure. and for icsiimonials from III.
iingui-hrd men. send for pamphlet WHITNEY
lntOs .u.Urial Agent. ~ - Front .,PAi,a Pa.
GETTY SrlE' ~FWNr CF-
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AB6TR ACT
CRIMINAL COSTS !
sJC.urt, March Term. 1873.


state vs.. W II Jones aud I J Jersey w 10
uEFOEE MAgIsTRNTbs.
state ~ Henry Chaltcll. jeremiah I 49,,
Bartlett Justice,
state vs. VIM. H. Jonc-, Henry 4 IoI,
Reed Justice
state " Thomas Hcr-cy, Henry I.ci
Z. Reed, Justice,
state ". Edmuud G. B)Vker \ VI. non
Austin Justice,
state vs. samuel Record Jane, i.-o
Wright, Justice.
state - Duggin. r.. T. Rice, Capia., - II
nEFoEE co COMMISSIONERS, ~. Ali. a., lsii.
state " siarJipl John y Eu-d- -.
Justice, %
FRED. l.. SHAW 90 Treas.
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OXFORD, SIS AT a Court Of Probate held q!
Paris within and for tho County Of Oxisrd
on the third Tuesday of March, a. y. il-3,
n E1kGt. GpRp0k ) d.a.n.s .ratoI oftle sstalS
NJ Of Hannah Gbrldn late OF stow u said CoSng
deceased, having presented his hnal account "
allowance: A..
Ordered. That the said Administrator give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF TINS
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
an, ear M Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
IN laid County on the third Tuesday Of May ner
at TO O'Clock in the forenoon and shrw -aule " AZ
80 ~ 90" n. WALKER, judge,
A true cOpY-attsst. II. c. DAVIS Reglsle'.
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the CosHty of Oxford,
on the third Tuesday OF March, 4 u. 1873,
NDWIN GREEN Administrator OF the estate OF
IL Aaron y. Swan late of Paris ,n -aid Comfy
DECEASED, having presented his lrss Icl ouht Of
administration OF the estate Of said deceased also
his private asoouGt againLt said estate for allow
BUce:
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
10 all perions Interested by causing copy VI this
order TO be published three weeks successfully in tho
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday Of May next,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shcw cause II any
they have wlyIh~ saae snosld act lie allowed,
..,, 90 \. II. WALKER, judge.
true soDy-a ttsst IA. C. DAVE Register
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
IL Va. ltep duly appointed hy the Hon. Jpdge Oi
Probate Tor tie County Of ONf0ri aud a.sumed Ihc
trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
BENJAMlN llEALD late of sumner
in said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests All persons who are
indebted 10 the c.ialc OF said deceased TO make i'm
mediate payment aud those who have any demand,
thereon TO exhibit the same 10
March i, lS1J JOHN HEALD.
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Y. u IN fIll dUls =
cue cuPy-atlc.t: u Z. DAVIS, KsEisltr

o&FQRD. ss.-At a Court OF Probate h.lt =
p4r, within sEl ~ the County VI Oki1ll
Gu the third u.sday VI March, \. q. ls'l.
an the netiti,n ui \. W. VALENTINE Guarl.
~ ian Vi Lillian l. Goddard minor beir OF HI
wart Goddard late OF Bethel ia .ad COasIy de
cea.ci, praying for license O. .cll and convey a.
au adyantas eOu. onrr OF three hundred dOllars
made l., Mary \. Goddard OF Bethel, one-i0ursh
part in common VI parcel Of wild land situated
In -nid Bethel aud being all the real estate which
the said Edward Goddard died seized and poe
s,.--.i o..
rOgdrfed, THAT The said petitioner 1--WE uctce :.
all persons Interested by eau.ng an abstract OF sai
petition with this order thereon 20 be published
three weeks ,uccessiyely IN the oxford DrmOcrt
printed At Paris, that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be- held II Paris IN .sld County 0ntn.
third Tuesday e Ma net 50 tn O'olcc. mtps
forenoon ard .hrv e,s,e lfany they have Why To-
same should not be granted.
-" a u. WALkEK, In1nE
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By sending - cts Ni;h we, height, color of eyes
and hlir. YOU will icct iNr correct picture Of 'ohr
future husband 90 Wit, With name dul date "i
marriage " FOA l.. -. Drawer -, fultouyilc
New yrk
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TllF Subscriber hereby give. pnblic lotice that
he has pt,u duly AppOin.el ~ tie Hon Jud e ci
Probate fot the CouIhyiof Oxford aud as-unea tie
trust Of Administrator Of tho estate OF
EDWARD GODDARD late Of Bethel
in said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; lie Therefore rcqucits all persons who are
indebted 20 tie estate OF said deceased 10 make I'M
mediate jay..1nt an thc2e g no have any demands
thereon t. exhibit tile saris u 10 o. ''-''j
Mar. i. 1873 SAMUEL u. TWIrCuELL.
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OXFORD, ss:-AI Court OF Probate held At
Paris within and Tor the County of oxford
\. u, WALKER. I4l.o.
\ true copy, .Iiesl:-H G. DAVl. Res.tct

OXFORD - Ar Court VI Probate bold At
Paris within :. u Tor the County Of oxford
on thr Third TUESDAY 80 Narch, \ -. 1873.
n> the petition of hllION HOLI kIcrui"r" 90
~ the last " 30 and Testament oi kiiza /, Ter
Lake ~ ebuts iu ,ai'i County deceased, pru, ~
fOr license 10 sell and convey all 81 the real ssntc
belonging 60 the csfI," II the said der"ase'
I5nirtrA, fna. thUsglt Petitioner 20 uotItt b.
alpegsons Interested ~ eiugup an abstrHcIoi said
petition with this UfJtT thereon 10 be psbiissei
three weeks succcssiveiy IN the oxford Democrat
printed at Part, that they may appear at Probate
Court To- be held al PARE IN said County on the
TUESDAY. of M.y neat at ten O'Clock iu ihe
forenoon sut ~hrw cause n snv they have why tfr
same shout not y sfaut.1
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FRED. l.. SHAW 90 IrCas.
CpUNTY TREASJLEES OFFICE
tari,, March 3i.l, lsii.

TllK subscriber hereby gNc- pubic notice that
IA has b,tu duly appointed ~ the Hon. Judge VI
Probate FOR the County of oxford and assumed tho
trust Of Executor ct the last VIII and icst.mcnt 81
ANDREW j. ALLEN late Of Hiram
Ia said County deceased by giving bond - the law
directs hc therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted 10 the estate OF said decc4,ed TO make I'M
mediate payment and those who have any Demands
thereon - exhibit the same 10
Marc, - 80 OLIVER ALLEN.
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