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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-08-28

THOSE inquisive people who want to
know what becoms of all the fruits and
vegetables that are grown, gathered but
not consumed, are answered by the
Journal Of Applied Chemistry, which
paper, after much careful tabulating,
states that in 1872 100000 cans of
corn preserved for the table use in the
fall and winter months, SO popular and
profitable has this preserved canning OF
vegetables and fruits become that the
amount of crops of this kind preserved
this year will exceed 1872. In addi-
ton to this summer business of prepar-
ing canned delicasies are to he added
the preserved Holsters of Maine and the
many millions of oysters which the
State of Maryland prepares for market
every winter. In the important trade Of
the luxuries which serve our tables so
acceptably all the year round, there has
not been any free trade suggestion of
importing at lower figure than home
producing now costs us. Indeed, many
cans of vegetables and fruits are annu-
ally exported, and this trade, too, Is be-
ing augmented.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
on the I'd of September.
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BLAcKBERRIEs have been plenty here
this season.
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.A'OTICE.-.4sl .TcrcnnsiFc
Licenses da for fhe HearS
lS73 and '13, remaining Un-
paid September ESE, EiEl be
placed in fhe hands OF an .fg-
fOrney for collection.
G.. II, E.aREEY". Treas.
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored.

Restored.
MH<Sfa0Just published; new edi-
yMssA AI2S tioD of DR. CuLvERwELL's
CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure with
out medicine) of SPERMAToRRHGA or Semi
nal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Lo sess
IMPoTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapac-
ity, Impediments to Marriage, etc; also,
CONSUMPTION. EPILEPSY and FITS, induced
by self indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
NPPrice in sealed envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years practise, that the alarmininhg cons
quences of self-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of inter-
nal medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain and effsctual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be can cure himself cheaply, private
ly, snd radically.
Ca This Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid on receipt of six cents
or two post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide"
price so cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
Bowery, New York, Post Office Box
>. s'm
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G. II, E.aREEY- Treas.

Four DOLLARS WORTH OF Music
FOR 80 cTs.-By sending for the Sep
tember Number of Peters Musical
Monthly, price so cents, you will get
Four Songs, Sacred Quartet, a Four
Hand Piece, and Four instrumental
Pieces, worth 81 in sheet form.
Thirty cents is but a small outlay to
test the merits of Peters Magazine.
Send for copy, and our word for it you
will never regret the outlay. Address
j. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway, N, Y.
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DEER hunting commences next week
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STAMPS wanted at this office.
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M USIC The RIDGWAY SILVER
1Nl CORNET BAND is now fully uni.
formed and will furnish music for Pic-nics.
Public Meetings, etc, at most reasonable
rates. FRED. SCHGNING, Pres't.
G, W. BARRETT,
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NJ
AN IMPORTANT INDIAN TREATY
Hon. Felix r. Brunot has been highly
successful in his recent negotiations with
the Mountain Crow Indians of Montana.
The stipulation by which they exchange
their reservation on the Yellowstone for
a much smaller one on the Missouri, is
one of the most important which has
been made with the Indians Tor long
time. The abandoned reservation con-
taius more than $3.50 900 acres and will
be travcrsed through its entire lenght,
nearly 250 miles, by the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad, which, now that Indian
title is extingul:hed by the voluntary
withdrawal of the Indians, will be en-
titled under its charter to receive grants
Of alternate sections for twenty miles on
each side OF its line, equivalent to tract
Of nearly 100000 acres OF land. The
Crows have occupied their reservation
on the Yellowstone river since 1868,
aud have always maintained most friendly
relations with the whites. The General
Superintendent and their own agent 10
their peaceful disposition in the warm
est terms, aud said they were barrier
Of defense to all settlers 10 Eastern Mon
tany, protecting them against incursions
Of hostile Sioux. The Crows had been
SO continually harrassed and attacked
by Indian foes that they we're glaa II
the opportunity to remove 10 safer res
ervation. The treaty will come before
the Senate next winter for ratification.
ASKED TO HOLD HIS TONGUE
This is what the Charleston Courier
aud Il good mauy other papers aud poll
ticians at the South want jeff. Davis 20
do. The Charleston Courier says, "the
same lack of foresight aud chronic i'll
discretion" that prompted his recen,
speech at the Virginia Springs fastened
the TAIL Of the Conlederacy. The
Courier then goes on:
ave must say plainly that MIR. Davis
is one OF the most troublesome elements
that the South has to deal in its efforts
to bridge the chasm of war and secure
reunion and peace. For whatever Mr..
Davis says the Southern people are held
responsible. His rash words are laid at
our doors. 1t is useless to deny or ex-
plain. The answer is oh, yes, you say
what is polite, but Mr.. Davis says what
you think This was the case with the
Atlanta speech, and it will be the same
with the speech just delivered. The
Southern people have houored Mr..
Davis and trusted him. He owes It to
the South to hold his tongue as the best
service he can reuder this people.
Servant girls in Montana get $50 a
month, and use the piano and sewing
ihacGlnc, ana every uther night on
North Carolina furnishes larger
part than any other State OF the 400 900
adults i'll the country, who eau neither
read nor write.
1t has been estimated that the cotton
supply annually increases !our per cent
faster than the cotton consuming popula-
tion of the world
II this thing is to continue comets will
become drug in the market. A very
fast Que has been discovered by Borelli,
at Marseils.
A stranger who preached recently at
Strdtford, n H., is said to have been
obliged to sleep in the church all
oight, because no one would give him
lodging,
Ezszz
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Car Time at RidgtUuy.
ELK LODGE, A. Y NJ.

ELK LODGE, A. Y NJ.
The stated meetings of Elk Lo 1gs, No.
S79, are held at their hall, corner of Main
and Depot streets, on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month
d. b. DAY, Sec'y.
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NIT HI NeUUVU...... z .OV p. M
Mail East connects east and west at Erie
with L VI S II W and at Cory and Ir-
vineton With Oil Creek and Allegheny K
K W.
Mail West with east and west trains on
l. S & NJ S RW and at Iryineton with
Oil Creek and Allegheny W.
Warren Accommodation East and West
with trains on L. S. & NJ. S. r. w. east and
west and at Cory with o. c. & A. R. r. W.
Erie Accommodation East at Cory and
West at Cory and Irvineton with o. G. &
4. Il. r. W.
Elmira Mail and Niagara Express make
close connections at Williamsport with N G
4 W train north and south.
WM. A. BALDWIN.
Gen'l Sup't.
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THE weather is pleasant.
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WINTER TIME TABLE.

nN and after SUNDAY, JULY 20 1873,
~ the trains on the Philadelphia
hrie Railroad will run as follows:
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.

Philadelphia & Erie r. R. Division.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-10
Probate Court Record.
NAY TERM

laniifrafors appointed - Est.,;v. samuel
Br,.s- late of Paris, ihout, II brown Admins
traitor, Samuel Packard lttc II llcbTua, tRuici u
Dr,laia Administrator with thv will annexed
stephen ID. Foster iatB ui stuuchamf Jacob u
LuYejoy Admiui,tr atOr dr bOuis Guu-
WtHs Frorcd and Executors dPpOihtel- hsts,r
ug IrUy Davis late OF Porter, j. l.. frink ENeCu'
ivr. Lorenzo billing, late Of NOpd-iu"k. Angus
tus Billing Executor. L, rus Jordan iatr Of buck
ucit, Nm. 7. Robinson Executor, Cyrus II. Mug
,a:, of oxford, Ann NJ. King ENccatriN, ~anuvl
reab',ly late OF Gilead, Benjamin NJ. Cara and
John HJ-citou Executors. Gushing lhIitIi- late ui
Hebron. Leonard n. Phillips Executor.
Guardians 1PpOsHfed-CiaIa l.. Iiill V'c, ucu
\. iliil and Clara h. llill minor, Alfred 4. Nn
drcws over Harriet l.. Rowe 1t ale. minors, Pa.
ella :. Penlvy over Ellsworth l.. fcnleN q, al
minors Josiah L Crockett over EdSai J.. Crock
CT q al-. minors: Geo. " BoWker over GUor. Is
=. Bowscr Ct ~, Mo.c, Parsons over ll1p WIZ
OF Norway insane person.
Wuis Presented .-or America Thayer late OF
Psris. Cyprian Hall late OF rsri.; Elizabeth ?.
Lewis late of BraWnhcld, Andrew Mill LAKE OF
Norway. Charles "a. Croker tate Of Paris.
fccoHAfs offered fIr SctiieHscaf-k,talcso Of sarah
faTNcll, Levi, Il. >paul'itDg Flora T. Knox Il
ais O.good Brown, sarah Hobbs, Gvorsc &.
White. Mari = smith. Wills NJ. Iiand Il ai-
john Wit, samuel stewart, Joseph N"tu e, sd ,
Euzlheih CtOokcr, Albic \. Hall, Nm Il u.u,
Frederic \ spauldmC. sylvester Emerson
.lccOi Hts Ssfficd-E,tatUa ui Randall! l.tuil lila
+ Berry. Mary \ Floyd Hannah ". Gordon,
Charles r. kingsan 81 al, Charles IL. Bradbury
Winfield ; >hacklcy, Ida L. Rowe etal John r.
BearCe, Mary Nithsm ei ais, Aaron II, swan
Petitions FOR License 70 Sell Reel Esfatc- Estate.
II Charles ". Howe, sanders kimball Elmer J.
Harlow.
fl'ocaHcr 10 ITfdoics-of Daniel Libby, joel
Howe. Reuben n. fenley.
DIRECTIONS RefurHff-EstaiCs OF kii Poster, De.
sire II. Felt. Aaron Il. swan.
lnrrnforirs Keftrnea-E-tatc- OF Ri Foster,
Ebcuckcr Briggs, Albion ". North Henry Martin,
Andrew i. Allen, Randall Libby.
WJrruHis OF Insolvency EetErgei-EstJies of
Porter ktuhili khrn NJ lizard
GusrdidH EssigHsd-Ge0igc Is. Earrows over
samuel Lord. Re- isfcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-10
F ARMS for SALE
BY AUCTION
~
NE.
TUESDAY, JULY 18TH, 1873,
or if stolmY. the first fair day.

All the Farms IN And0ycf and vicinity owned By
ALBERT COLBY, aud al the claims he has upon
AL farms and farming property.
| have claims upon many farms, hut VIII de
scribe Only thIec,-aud remember lhIA property II
m the southcrly part OF Maine near the New
Hampshire stlie line, where the climate Is 10
healthy people live To- be loJ wears oil.
Farm No. I, 2lO acres Of land, gOOd building,
orchard, sugar place, timber and wood land near
schools, churches stores. &c Price only $500
Farm No >. 2uO acres OF land, worth as much -
No !, only IL lies furthcrback from the main road,
and the buildings need some repairs Price only
500.
Farm No. 3, $50 acres OF good land on the mau
road, plenty OF apple trees, sugar naples and
tract OF unclearcd brook interval and meadow,
which, when cleared will make this Farm more
valuable than No. !. Price only 500.
Also about 5OOO acres OF valuable timber lahd,
and upon this laud are many million feet vi pine
spruce, cedar, hemlock, roeF maple white ash nnc
Oiher kinds of valurble timber.
have spent many happy summer months in
this vicinity. Plenty OF Brook Trout and differ
eat kinds Of Game abound near AT hand. Aiy
duties and engagements call me away, on would
never sell this property. have honestly said IL
| were 10 spend an eternity ia this world, would
ike 10 spend my summers upon these premises
Amy person having spare capital which they wish
to invest where IL will pay well without any rifk
will do well to look az this property. II. ".
Hcccher says ~ one Cf hi, sermons, The man
who owns real estate Is rooted like tree, but u
man Who own none j., ike fence rail laying
around loose where
fuI further particulars call .n Frank Dresser,
AndoVer. ONiuul County Maine, or the Proprie
tor, !ji Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
Procure Iickets Tor BRYANr's PoND, which p
the most convenient railroad station.
ALBERT COLBY,
Proprietor
TYLER kIDDER, Auctioner
AndOyer, May p, Is93.
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Special Notices.
S2J TO 500 PER WEEK

made easy by any lady. 10000 sold in six months.
The IA 81 rapid selling articles ever invented for
marie OF single ladie,' use.
MOI EMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN.
Dursble Elegant, Cheap, and what has always
been wa, ted, and always Will. Profits large
Rights for sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAH MANUFACTURING Co,
New York. ly ugs
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Freedom Notice.

sumner, June 8, 1873.
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Fire ia S,ceden.

Last Saturday forenoon the house and
barn Of the brothers Eden ana Abbott
Brown, on Sanderson Hill, in East Swe-
den, were totally destroyed by fire. The
firs caught on the roof, just before ten
o'clock. and was discovered by u young
lad who at once gave the alarm. The
men folks were at work in the licld Al y
CONSIDERABLE di.ltnce. and 10y ;he time
they reached the scene the lire had gone
beyond control. aud in about forty min
utes from its commencement the build
ings were in ashes. The house was one
story, with ell, and together with the
barn was valued at S2.OOs, on which
there was no insurance. The buildings
had been undergoing repairs AID lm.
provements. the completion OF which was
being awaited Oy the proprielorS before
getting hem insured. All that was saved
in the house were parts of four feather
beds, a chest aud few minor articles.
There was iiulc ia The barn except about
Z N nt shingles. which were consumed.
-BridgtoH Ne'cs.
congregational state Conference.
General Conference uC Congregational
ChCrchc, ol Maine will be held with the
Congregational Chmch in Gorham, COM
,u,nciug Tuesday. Jane 18th, at 9 O'Clock
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DIED.

In Hartford, May ~, Mr.. james Glover, ugrd %
years. Mr. Glover was an old esteemed citizen OF
Hartford, honest IN all his dealings, kiud nus
band ami father, an accommodating ucishuori
and allcT well spent life he has passed owe, the
river 10 dwell among this spirits oi the blessed.
In sweden, May {, Lila hiihorl, aged IL year :
n months.
In Lowell. May p Joshua IIamlin, aged about
a. years.
In Lowell, Jan. ~, Mr,. Caunda FoN, aged a
years. She was born n Cornish in iSu9, aud was
the daughter OF William stanley, late Vt Hiram.
" hen quite Young she married John tON aHd sv,.
tied IN Porter where they resided unit ISIS, ;hc'
ihed moved 10 Lowell She Was the mother of ten
children, seven OF whom are LOW living Ia iNj
her husband died lcaViu. lVI go care iur arg
family, which she did very itiihhly Wuui her
sons were larse enough - rUirtC her oi tn'- Nctl
re pousiblc duty. She had cheerful, aiuiablr dis
position, and wac - Kind ami judul,cut mother,
pvriCmu. all tsosc kind tcis Tor Tier chi.'hch
which none bat % loving mother can pc.tO
Ia Bryant Pond. june %, Nj, sophia Iiaiti-,
wilr ol capt. T. r. Crawford, formerly 81 fsris,
aged - wears.
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N0u-Residcni Taxes,

ia the town OF Paris County Of oxford and
state Of Maine Tor the year lS7c
The following list Of taxes real estate OF non.
resident owners i'm the town OF Paris for thc
year Is, IN bills committed 10 JOHN BLACK,
Collector of taxes OF said town on
the lifst day of june 1872 has been Tsturucd by
him To me n remaining unpaid ON the 10Th day
OF March ies3 10y his certificate OF that date aud
uow remain unpaid and notice g. hereby given that
If the said taxes interest and charges are not paid
into the treasury of sail town within eighteen
months n ON the date Of he commitment OF sadl.lis
much OF the real estate taxed VIII be sufficient
90 pay the amount due therefor Including interest
aud charge will without further notice be sold nj
public auction at the store Of Alya Shurilef s Soa
in said town the 10th day OF December A. ID. lisa
at one o'clock l.. VI.
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MARRIED..

In Bethel, june, by Rev. Chas. W. Morse, at the
residence of the brides father, Enoeh Foster, Jr
Esq, and Miss Sarah w, youngest daughter OF
Hon. Robert A. Chapman. No cards.
Ia Albany, June 1, by J. II. lovejoy, Esq, Mr..
isaac y. WILDER and Miss Rebecca Moody, both OF
Albany.
In Bethel, May 81, by Rev. u. Poster, Mr.. Lean
der W. Bennett, OF Newry, and Miss Olive \. ken.
dali, OF Bethel.
In Andoyer, Junsl, by James NJ. Purinton, ESD,
Mr.. Albert W Thomas and Miss Ella T.. Hew- y,
both OF Andovcr.
In Bangor, May %, by Rev. A. Prince, Hon. Par
ker Z. Burlelgh, of Linneus, and Miss Charlotte
N. smith, OF Bangor
In Hiram, June ,, by Rev. Mr.. Mead, George IL.
Swasey, OF Lemerick, and Mise Abbic MayOnry,
OF Hiram.
In Dedham, Mass, June >, AT the residence of
the brides father, MIR. Edwin A. Chase and Miss
Ella A. daughter of c. Z. Sanderson, Esq.
(No cards.
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OXFORD, - board of County COmm.' .iOners,
May Session, y u. 1873.
On the foregoing petition, it being satisfactorily
shown 20 the Court that the petitioners arr rtspou
sibir aud that inquiry into The merits is cNpcd!cut,
IL Is hereby ordered that the County Commissioners
meet az
The National House in UiNfcld village on the
NTH day Of August next 10 ten
Of tire clock in tue forenoon, aud thence proceed to
view the routes M p!ioncd In said petition, mmcdl-
steiy after which view hearing u parties and Wit
ueses will be had at some convenient place ln the VI
ciulty suJ .uch OtLe measures taken ia the premises
a. the Commi souers shall Judge proper. And 10 b.
further ordered, that notice Of the time, place and
purpose OF said Commisiioncr-' meeting aforesaid,
b. gwen to TO all persons and corporations interest
ed Us cAusin. atte,ted copies OF said petition and
tbs order Of Court thereon 20 lie scrycd upon the
CLERK ~ the Gown II DiAiied, aud also by posting
up c0pic, OF the same in three public places n .ald
town, and publishing the same three weeks success.
siytly iu the oxford Democrat, newspaper printed
u Par., Ia the County Of oxford, the hrst VI said
publications and each Of the other notice. To De Al
led.t thirty days before said time OF meeting to the
end that all ptrsOns and corporations interested
may then and there appear aud sheW cause, 1t any
they haye,Why the prayer OF .sld petitioners should
not be granted.
Attest JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk
Irus copy OF the Petition aud Order of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT Clerk.
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New Advertisements.
SheriG's sale.

OXFORD, : June AN, 1873.
rINAKEN ON execution "a which Jedediah e. Larry
/ G.. creditor and Thomas Rollins debtor an the
right IA equity which tlir laid Rollins has To re-
deem the follow ing described real estate 10 VII
ihat piece known as The mile strip IN Bachelor ;
rant ia aid County OF oxford and bounced ~
G,lln,ys an the north los Giead town line, ON tue
.e,.t hV Frveburg Academy Grant, on the south 10y
In, remainder OF Bachelder's Grant and GA the
N,.,i ly New Hampshire state line, said strip be
io., next 10 1,il.ad one mile in width throughout
ana unIe,. previously redeemed Will DC sold To
the highest bidder therefor by public auction on
SATURDAY, the fifth day OF July 1913 at two O'Clock
in the afternoon az the store OF X a. Caapman
"a in bethel i'm said County the aforesaid right IN
equity Of redemption TO satisfy said execution ""d
All ices and charges Of sale.
junlO q. l.. BLAKE, Deputy Shern.
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Newspaper Decisions.

l. Aay persoa who taxes paper regularly
from the Ofhce-wheiher directed - his sAme ~
.ootkeris, or Shether ne has subscribed Sr nst-
h Responsible for the Psymeat.
2 Ii pcrsoa orders his pSper di-cJ stinued, he
must pay all trases, or the psolisher m2l
continue % send Il until payment IL made, and col
Lei the whole amount whether the paper j. taken
trou the Oaice OF not
4 The courts have decided that refusin. To take
newspapers and periodicals from the post Ofhcs o.
removing asd leaving tsem use2ilosl tsT Is PrtssG
ds-is evidences Of Intentional fraud.
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For TIE ErFECr PRoDUCED ny FEL.
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP Oh HIPOrHOs
rHIrEs iu Diseases OF the Lungs. the ia.
ycutor Is permitted to refer to the msdi-
cal gentlemen OF Saint John, y. B.,
whose Signatures are attached hereto:
WILLIAM BAIARD. VI. ID.
EDWIN BAYARD. VI. u.
THOMAS WALKER. NJ d.
JOHN BERGMAN. NJ. d., Ed.
Or. TOMBSTONE. L. II. c ;. Ed
GEORGE kEArOR, NJ. ID.
" n. HARDING, NJ. r. :.
j. b. WHITE. NJ. d.
l. ". GARRETT NJ. ID.
{. Aaiuu AiNaJd. Mayor OF the CITY ct
y, john. iu tAc PrOyiace oi New Bruus
oIcA, having examined The letter, D,,.
E.l.. AddN. Clay, Jacobs. aud Chandler.
a.,. .,..' tIe signature. attached 10 the
n,c-oms permit OF reference, Acfco,
cctutN iuai believe them all genuine.
can also testify TO the high theraPeu
i,cI value OF Fellows Compound syrup
OF uypophoSphi,cs, and consider It de-
serving OF attention by The profession
generally.
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Jas II. Perkins ltacres llobson land $500 -
Grcenleai smith son 30 acres
plaine and Lruo.land 100 90 5j
Joseph Ilill 100 acres had of Bean 100 90 2 In
10 - acres hd OF Wentworth 100 % -"
llciis Andrew johnson 80 acres NO2j
-. Harrington $50 90 %
Charity Johnson acres meadow - 90 30
Daniel Mickey ljacrcs on Bridgton line 5000 ~
Jonah G.. Downs OF unknown q acres
Litieleld land on Brownleld line 50O0 IS
Heirs iona =. Evans . acres meadow
u. Page and 10 acres Div. ). In.
gals 10 acres IN No. s. -. Barker 200 % 10
Unknown store AMI lot formerly =.
EustmaI 300 % g.
Ben" w. Charles 20 acre atsy"' t SSSS rs
VIM. johnson or unknown 20 acres
adjoining J.. II. Haley 100 10 %
Harriet 4 Hudgctt buildings 30 acres
upland J knight 9oOoO SO
Warren n smith 10 acres meadow - 90 10
Bti-cy Rlnkns buildings and 40 acres
NJ %. stark 5000 $40
lin-c"e a. smith 22l acres plains NJ. Is
Ripley Bean Goldman 300 %
DO do sChOOlhOusc tax % 100 Os
Mm.pcasC l3l acres meadow in FRYE go % %
E,ooG 500 81
Miranda Bonnet, on of l.3 OF lo' No.
x5;1 aGs-; ,uo. acre. CLAY. meadow @ s5SS
Elbridgc iaUdcu or unknown barn
and % I Div. T.. Walker Pleasant
Pond meadow COO CU 10 Us
Rice n Warren buid.u. and - acres
land Lows farm 1000 90 IL 80
JOIN LOCKE, Trcas. 81 Frycbms.
FryeburL. June e. las 10
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OUR TABLE

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