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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26

season. Are you hoarse-tormented with q
cold-convulsed with hard cough-annoy-
ed with a sore throat-:roubled with diff
Guilty of breathing? If SO, lose not an hour
in procuring Hale's HOney Of Horehound
and Tar, the sole and sovereign remedy for
such complaints. Crittenton's 9th Ave
nue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l min
ute
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
samuel McAIli.ter,s Estate

IN tnUel NlCAIlkSttFS estate.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. held
and for said District the sh day of February A.
d. 1873.
IRA RICHARDSON. Administrator of the estate of
i Samuel McAster, late of Hancock, The District
Of Addison decea sed, makes applicat said Court
in writing, stating the said deceased died seized of
certain real estate situated in the Of Warren in
the County of Washington, AID State of Vermont
being the place upon which his brother William Neal
lister 6es, and being all of the resi- estat.
longing the of the said deceased PRAYING
for license TO sell thesame, il would be beneficial
all interested in the estate of said deceased:
thereupon ordered that said application be referred
t. a session of said Court TO be held at the Probate
Office in Middleb1ry, the Goth day of March next
d. 1878, for hearing thereon, and it is further order
ed that all persons interested be notified hereof by
publication OF notice of this application order
thereon three weeks successivey in the Grsen Noun
tain Freeman, a new psper printed at Montpelier in
the County Of Washington before said time OF hear
irg, tey y appear at said time and place. and if
they object thereto.
rsws SAMUEL E. COOKE Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
Clllldftll cfy-for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil.

CH.FFED HANGS aCe, rough skin, pmples, ring
Won SAT- rheum and other aft ctiOns cured
and tile skin maize so hui smoo H. by using the JUNr-
PER TAR soar, made BY CASweil. Hazard, & Co, New
York. Be Certain the Jdniper Tar sop. Their
many worthless an Ia lions made with common tar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
COMMON SENSE
FIR Il +. n GIN r.


reasons:-
1T be supplied with from wells and os-
ern~ from which source larse and powerful engine
could he, al therei're would o,tsn be useles.
when the lit IL engine would be at work.
2.-Beng small, it be started much Qni her Than
any large engine, and a small stream, applied in
the early stages of fire, of more practical value
than large after the fire has gained consider
abe headway.
3.-Half dozen of these engines, easily NOV ed
worked snd managed, being distributed in differen
parts of small vItlags, of them would be very
any fire that might occur ghbors could
make good of it'll thout chemicals
aud Up the fire q in the bud - itcoud be got TO
the ground ready for fireme take charge In a
tort time tn whole number would be working, and
their combined power would stop large fire.
Under ire present system, large engines are
used 10 put small fires, which is common
sense bat explains in part, the very credable
that seveuIy five yer cent ofthe Are IoSses called
caused by 40
One OF these engines, MAKING USE OF
Oh EMICALS, has power capable of exlinguish
ing, n few minutes, fire of fifty TAR barrels,
thoroughly snited; which clearly indicates how il
would be likely be effec i've the early sta ge of
fire. 1t is an evident fact, that large fires might
prevented by putting out the small Ones and to accom-
pish That result with almost absolute certainty Except
in the of unusual combusble bldingsl, all that
would be required would be 10 have a sufficient num-
Der Of these distributed in a village or town.
PRICE, COMPLETE, with so feet Rubber Hose
bnckets, and 100 l. Chemic ais Delivered in Boston
$4,000
New England Chemical Fire Engine Company, IS
Kingston Street, Boston.
STILLMAN CHASE MontpeIIer,
E50m3 General Aceut q Varln
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
TOWN CAUCUS.

The voters of Montpelier who are friendly to the
present Temperance Increment invited to meet at
Village Hall on Saturday evening March - next
at : O'clock to nominate candidates for town off
rcrs.
CHARLES REED, and $50 others
FEB. IS, 1873.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
Free to Book Agents.

AN ELEGANTLY BOUND CANVASSING BOOK
for the best and cheapest Family Bible published
will be free OF charge any box agent. II cor
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meeting with unprecedented Address
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26

The Pute-t nd Sweetest COD Liver Oh Is Hazlrd &
ellis nad- The ~hore, from fresh, selected
iver>, hv Caswe Hazard s. Co, New lok. 1t Is
absolutely pure aud sweet. Patj-'ts who have once
ken prefer 10 all others Phy-l,is1- have deci
ied II superior any Other is q market.
FaS0wlO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26

AT An rGD.-i reliable aud Intelligent man
w gooi address, 10 engage 10 desirable and la
i've business procuring rm 81 SEQ u 500 per
Address, ]. B. FORD & CO., New lori; Boston /;
OF San Francisco. rN2Tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
DR.. Plumley's

/ Method of treating Chronic Diseases by the
/ Urine.
| A clean, q. vial of the first morning
| passage, VITA pa tents name and a-e will
| enable M To treat Ibe ca successfully.
| Specimens sent by express, prepaid, with
fee Of 81 will be examined, and the re-
| suit sent the patient by mai. Tho who
| have f,ilel 70 get relief from their fam lily
| physicians, and The supposed incurable, ar e
| most solIcHed.
Heart, Liver, aud Kinney Affections,
| Female Weakness, Diseases of the Repro
| ductive Organs-either sex-early or late in
| life, cures.
| SEND for Circular.
| G. H. PLUMLEY. VI D.,
| P. o Bcx l44)
| F4Smo MoSTPELIER VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
DEATHS

In Bakersfield, Feb. 18th, sILAs POTTER. aged
SIS years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26
DAUcHY & Co.'S. ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTSl A RARE CHANCE
ESPECIAL ATTENTION

OF manufactures who have become disvn ed with The
"dors OF ParafiIe Oils aud their i'll e=cts upon ma
chnery. is ted to
II kELLoGG's SPERM FxsINE on a a. 40 . gal
E. II. KELLoGG's SPERM sPIxpLE On n 81 Is . cal
r u. kELLcGG's TALTOW E~GISE Qua 81 10 , gal
II kELLcGG's TiLLOV SrISDLE Qua Si.O5 ? gaI
Manufactured only hy
E. q KELLOGG, No. Il Cedar-st. New York.
FM7N4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-26

Children cry for Pitchers Castorla-
substitute tor Castor Oil. 1t sssimilates the food
cures Wind Coli natural sleep. Ii does
contain mrophIne, pleasant to take Grpe>
ana never fails. The best physic known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

outside OF the walls, Owe should say the
woods at honey all SO swee.ly fresh in
the early morning, passed the Branden'
borg Gate, familiar TO all readers OF Har
pers Weekly as the scene Of the En-.
peror's lriumphal reception OF his return
from France; through the quiet city
streets, past yards with beds of early
flowers, the windows filed with flower
pots; a white cat with black marks like
my own PuG in doorway, women carry.
ing home plates of rolls from the bakers
Tor breakfast, and my heart sNolled anew
with thanksgiving for delivery from the
drearY voyage across the grea'. ocean and
return to the green earth ana common
comforts OF domestic life.
We stayed three days in Berlin. three
in Dresden. where my friend Stopped for
a week longer with Mr. and Mrs. Stew
art. from Bangor. and l rea,hed here
Thursday night. Am rs much pleased
as hoped to be with the city. but have
no, vet found rooms 10 my liking. Am
halt frantic for news from home. from
America; ii seems six months since |
len. All letters and papers for ne must
be addressed to "Bayerisshe u Vercins
Bark. Munich, Bavaria. " and will be most
gratefully received.
). J. PIENTIsS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Sale of Public Lands.
STATE uf MNISE, LAND OFFICE.
IlUWHH.aHs 40 "a Ne~W


NOTICE is hereby given that the following
y townships or tracts of laid, situate n the
County Of franklin. ,cl apart for sale under the
provisions OF the Revised Statutes, Chapter >,
section o., VIII hc sold lgecbhly 90 the direction
oi the Governor and Council, on MONDAY. the
drt day Of September next. 90 j. O'Clock noon. nj
tie Land Once ~ Bangor. bv sealed proposals, 20
bs received 40 any time previous Ia sad time of
sale. mo PrVpp-ll- -. pt ,,.rtt.t uIiuss tcp per
cent Vi The minimum prhr - PAID lh.o ilic Land
pfie- with the proposal.
The following. !. a list of lie lands to be sold as
aiorc.ad viii the minimum price per acre tor
each, viz:
Township number Three, in Range five, wcst of
Bngh3m'- ktJurbcc rurrhaAr. tic minimum
price liked beng - cents per acre.
Ali thst pant If township number Three, Range
six. lying With lie limit, OF the S;lie. the m.ni.
mum ri,ea u ed ileirlqr being - rrut' prr acre.
Al hat puIt OF township pdu!lor l,.u,m ilaugc
seven, Ming within tbe limits ct lA0 state, the min
imum price I\cd therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment To he made ~ follow, viz: O.c third
OF tie puryhae, money IN cash, luc',dIug the zen
per cent Of the IA a.uum price drPu,itrd, aHd The
balance py Ao.,s I.r tWul equal 2uH- r1Vshlc
annually III Olc tuOaud thfecO elr-, ~ sicrliscly
with utcrr-t aud bond with suiliccnt surety Tor
tho pttrnsHl " D. l'T -ipWpaEt 0l III timber " be
cut thereon Ia hs applied ~ fhu v3l 'bVni ~ lh"
NOTES. bcrl- 90 Doe conditional n the usual form
OF Stat, Deeds. PARKER L. BCRLEIGH.
iuuJt.-cpl Land AgCht.
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5. The saving of labor. All those
oyorworked dairy-women, trying TO make
butter and do homework. will appreciate
this. The economy in labor secured by
the process is great. Mr.. Waring says
he uses six cans where about hundred
shallow pans were formerly used. The
labor of the dairy. women commences
with the Swimming of the milk, as the
cans are all handled both before and after
skimming by the man who takes the milk
to the milk room. Mr.. T. ID. Douglass
at the Vermont Dairymau's Association.
stated that the prevailing use of shallow
pans involved six times rs much labor as
the system Of deep setting. 1t requires
little if any more time to wash and care
Tor single can than is required Tor a
single pan.
4. A uniform product by this method
may be secured. The advantage OF this
need not be discussed. 1t is much easier
TO control the temperature OF the milk by
running water than to regulate it by con-
trolling the temperature OF the room in
which the milk is set.
As yet, there are very few diaries in
this State where the deep cans are in use.
On many farms the running water is al
ready carried to the house, and on many
more it can be done at trilling expense;
and where this can be easily secured, the
expense OF introducing the deep can sys'
TEN OF setting milk, would be counter.
balanced by its advantages, in short
time. -LcUiSton Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Sherif's Sale.

OXFORD, IS June ith, 1873.
rINAKEN on execution in which Jededah G.. Larry
i il creditor and Thomas Rollins debtor all the
right in equity which the said Rollins has TO re.
deem the following described real estate To wit:
that piece known as the mile strip in B1eheldor's
Grant in said County of oxford aud bounded n
follows ON the north by Gilead town line on the
east by Fryeburg Academy Grant, on the south by
the remainder of fiaeheider.s Grant and on The
west 10y New Hampshire state line, said strip be.
ing next to Gilead one mile In width throughout
and unless previously redeemed will be sold TO
the highest bidder therefor by public auction on
Saturday the ffih day OF July ls73 at two O'Clock
IN the afternoon at the store OF X. A. Chapman 4
equity of redemption to satisfy said execution and
all fees and charges or sale
JUNO g. l.. BLAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
Non-Esesi.ient Taxes,

In The town Of Paris County Of oxford ard
state Of Maine for the year ~.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non.
resident owners IN the town Of Paris Tor the
year ~ la bills committed 10 JOHN BLACK,
Collector OF taxes OF sAid town on
the first day Ut June lSs2 has been returned by
him TO me n remaining unpaid on the l9th day
of March 1873 by hts certificate of that date aud
now remain unpaid aud notice X hereby given that
II the said taxes, interest and chA cs are not paid
into the treasury Of 'Bi1 town within eighteen
months OFT tie date OF the commitment Ut said bill.
much OF the real estate taxed will be sufficient
20 pay the amount due IA, TeiOr Including intc cst
and charges will without luther uulcc b. sold at
public auction 40 The store Of Ava Shurt!en Son
IN sad town on the snth day VI December \. u. 1873
nj one o'clock L. NJ
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Nop-ssesiacut Taxes.

| n the town OF Fryeburg County OF Oxford and
State o. Maine for the year 1877.
The following list OF taxes on real estnte Of non.
resident owners in the town of Fryeburg for he
year 1872 in bills committed 10 SEiMORE G.
HOBBS collector Of taxes for raid town co.,
the slh day Of june 1872 has been rtuTnra ~
him TO me as remaining unpaid on the 5ih day
of March 1873 by his certificate OF that date aud
now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby given that
If the said taxes, Interest and charges not paid
into the treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment OF said
bills so much Of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient to pay the amount due therefore including
interest and charges viii without further notice be
sold nj public auction at the Treasurer's Olicc in
said town on the goth day Of December 1873 at two
O'Clock L. n
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STATE OF MAINE.

w fUtllt - i--boAfu OF ApuNtl AUiuInlStlHAcir.
May Session. \. h. l,Ss.
On the foregoing petition, il being satisfactorily
shown 10 the Couft that the petitioners are rtspon'
sble, and that inquiry into the merits Is eXpedient
II is hereby ordered that the County Commissioners
meet al
The National House IN DiXield village on the
fifth day Of August next at ten
49,, ce. -. 49,. .orcuOon, aud thence proceed to
view the routes mentioned In said petition immedi.
aely after which view hearing OF parties and wit
ncsses will be had at some convenient place in TIE
ciniy aud gch her measures taken in the premises
4 the Commissioners shall Judge proper Apd il e
further ordered thar notice Of the time, place and
purpose Of said COMMISSIONER meeting aforesaid,
be- given 10 TO all pCrsOns and corporations interest.
I'd by causing aitested copies Of said petition and
this order Of Court thereon 10 be served upon the
CLERK OF the town Of DiXhed, and also by posting
up copies Of the same in three public places IN said
town, and publishing the same three weeks success.
siyely In the Oxford Democrat, newspaper printed
In Paris, in the County Of oxford, the first Of said
publications and each Of the other notices 10 be Al
least thirty days before said time Of meeting,to the
end that all persons and corporations interested
may then and there appear and .hew cause, u any
they have why the prayer of said p titoners should
not be granted.
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk
True copy Of the Petition and Order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
NoIicc Oh Ecrccios,,re.

yITUEREAS II. V Hutch!us OF Ea.t LyeruIor.
w "a The County OF Andru,cugsin and stale of
Maine and T. Lane OF JaN Toe On, County VI
Franklin ~ sa!d STATE, 3, their mortgage deed
i,try of Deeds, BOOK lAs PAGE Ss.s3J. convey rd
u NJ. Ezekiel +. Ncrill aud Charlie, \. NeWhall
both of tuiOycr County Ol9Nioui state OF Maine,
TIE following iiusCr rl.! tais situated lp said
County Of DAfOri, 10 VT; The same leiUR AndoVcr
NOuh surplus excepting GGti iusoryinE out OF the
same the following parcels. - wit: I'VE hundred
ncTe- belonging 10 Bcnismiu / newton: two hun
drcd 10 sophia Morton: one hundred aud lny
acres now occupied 10y David Morse: two hun
drcd acres now occupied by Moses Roberts; two
lots of ont lu..dfr4 atr.s tact. A0.,t..I go The
John small lb,s; ali the iicn,y'W, DnHn n I'm.
which may fail into the saii North surplus: all
the SicdIurd and Martin lots, bcin. two OF TO
scrcs each, should they fall into said North An
dover Surplus dhu another oi ~ land win. up the
Moody Brook, Wilchi- rt-rryedt IS klbrid.c Poor,
enough 10 amount 10 three hundicfl aud nlty dol.
lars 10 tee ari.isril ~ W II. Talbot anil +. T..
Merrill, al-o sixteen lots land Ia Uso wages nom
AnboNrr luc North AMI IL. cast 81 tic line that
ran, between io,a Rglafer - ana q aud 50 aud u
and running 90 the North line OF y Easterly ~
Byron line i; the Nsrih east corner OF lot No. -
according To Wilson plan. also 30 much a. lies
Moth %! a. p.Llic lots ron tho No = corner VI
20, 4 stIgl1ht la tastery Ia tina :. ". J0Pnef OF
49, also re.erying an public lands u said surplus,
meaning all Of said Andoyer North SurpW. not
above reserved. which he said Iiutchns ~ Lane
had by deed from said Merrill & Newhall bearing
date thf tWtuiieth lay ~ September. Z. ID. $50,
TO secure tho pay mem " certain hOles OF hand
therein dc-cTibetl-Now therefore, the conditions
of said mortgage having been broken We, the said
Ezekiel l.. Merrill and Charles Nowhal claim 90
forecose the same aud gits this notice FIR that
purpose. J. l.. MERRILL.
CHARLES a. NEWHALI.
hndoycr. Ne, Nav 81, 1873. jun3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

Jas. II. Perkins IL acres HobsOn land $50 % =
Greenleai Smith Son 80 acres
plains and hr0Okland 100 % -
Joseph Ilill 100 acres had of Bean 100 90 D IA
10 80 acres had of Wentworth 100 o. -"
IIeits Andrew johnson 80 acres No.2j
D. harrington $50 % sS3
Charity johnson acres meadow - % -
Daniel Mickey l5acres on Bridgton line 5000 a.
Jonah g. Downs or unknown ~ acres
Littleficld land on Brownfeld line J0U -
Heirs iona :. Evans y acres meadow
II. Page and 10 acres Div. ;. In.
gals 10 acres in No. 3s b. Barker POO % 10
Unknown store and lot formerly Z.
Eusiman 800 10 Ic5
Benz ". Charles 20 acres intervale 400 o. 10
do 10 acres mead0T lO0OOl "
VIM. Johnson or unknown % acres
adjoining l.. II. Haley 100 50
Harriet 4. MUdgett buildings 20 acres
upland j knight 2oo % 10
Warren Smith 10 acres meadow - 20 10
BSisey Rnsins buildings and 10 acres
NoeJ stark 200 90 $40
Roscoe C. Smith 22l acres plains No. 10
Ripley Bean Goldman 800 -
10 do schOOl-hOusc tax $500 ~
Wm.Pease 49, acres meadow in j Frye 600 B
Unknown acres meadow on kimbail
Brook 2jO -
Miranda Bennett GA Of Is Of lot No.
Sd Il sSlsF me. acre. Clay. meadow CSC q
Elbridgc Harudcu or unknown barn
and % DIV. r. Walker Pleasant
Pond meadow GC 90 lOCs
Rice n Warren buildings AMI ~ acres
land Lows farm lUun 20 u 50
JOHN LOCKE, Treas Of Fryebuig
FTyebuIg JuIe o. 1913. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the public that they continue to
Manufacture
partInnd Eernsene oil

Tie prevalence of large quantity Of inferior
and dangerous oils IN the market, at a cheap price
many Of which are little better Than Saptha itself
and tho existence OF false reports in regard To
thc PORTLAND hERpsENE OH, render Il 4 mat Ger
OF justice 10 ourselves a. wellgs safety 10 our cG.
toners, that some notice shOpll bc taken of these
facts. InereluFe ne again present AZ advertise
mcnt, and would call attention 20 tho high stand.
arb OF our OILS. TUE REFINED PETROLEUM, the
fire tcst Of which is ~; THg PORTLAND kEgo.
sENE, Ihe DIE test " which is 10 degrees Fahren
hti,, anu 0.itn reaches col 49, -
W. would say that We are determined To maintain
ther long established reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
We quote FROM chap 81 x. >. 1874, the title of
said captcr being Inspection aud sale OF Manu-.
featured Articles
SECT u. Every person ard corporation engaged
10 manufacturing petroleum, coal oil or burning
NUM- shall cause every cask or other vessel there.
oi 10 be so inspected and markell, by . sworn In
spector; And ii any person manufactures or sells
such OIL or burning fluid not so inspected and
mlfked ~ thiS State, or that has not been in
rpected ana marked a. unsafe for Illuminating puT.
poses, he shall pay RHe not exceeding Gre hundred
dollars or be imprisoned six months in the County
jail, upon Indictment therefor,
Portland, Ne, April a lsTe. my206m
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FOR SALE!
Lots No. 1872, 1873, 1856, 1877, 1873, 1879,
lao. l47. I48. I49.

oIIuHItu ~ IIIf INWH OF
CT . r II A NJ, N. H..
on the line of the Grand Trunk X. X. and Andres.
cOggin River. The timber is mostly Ship Timber
some Spruce and Hemlock. They are very valn.
able for the wood alone. Parties deslrous OF
operating in Ship Timber or Wood, another sea-
son, will do we'll to examine the lots. Any further
information can be had by calling on addressing
CT. KIMBALL, Bethel, Me.
Bethel, May 20, 1873
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.EL.EGRAPHY

Auecc-sary part ofeyeiy sons education IN i''is
advanced u-eis size az OBI lolegraphuE Arvli io
the undersigned for smith manual 81 rirLiphN
the best work Published ON the subject IriCs .n,ts
Also for every description ot Tclcgraphis ln,iru-
mcHt- y Eaiicry Nitro Chronic Battery Tor cleo
uop.Jtlug 90. TliLQrsQN y co, S Dcy'stN. \.
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GIVEN AWAY. Ab.,u,ia,i = Chrome 90 ss, sd. With

RGREAT OFFER S Isl sd, $AltSSs ~ y $9s
triH dispose OF 100 PA nos # ORGANS Of ist-
class makers, including WATERS ~ cr-
trrusciy low prices for cash. or part rG't and
balance 3n small monthly payments. New -
Octave trst-clRss PIANOS, all modern Inn
provements, for SAYS cash. OT9aHs 500, : 10.
DOJBLE-Rf I'D ORGANS, sIOOI f-sTOP
SHOE S-STOr. Si25. aud upicard'.
Waters Concerto Parlor Organs
are he most beautiful ga style and perfect ~
tone ever made. The CONCERTO STOP
Is tic best ever placed In any Organ. HtsPro
dgcsd Dr. 81 set ~ reals peculiarly voiced ,ftr
EFFECT 81 irhich - MOS tEARhING and
SOUL-STiHRtNG, i-hHc us IMITATION Of
sIIUUANyOTCEiy SUPERB. Terms hbrrli
STFAT'ED CdT4LOGTES NfTLED foi
stamp 4 liberal digcoUnffo Ministers, CAHrchrs sun
d0y. schools Iodgss eir AGENTS WANTED.
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MayM.I sn.

TIE sub crib,r hereby give. pub!c Loucc thti
hc Inns been daily a. painted by the Hou. judge ul
Probate for the County 0f oxford and a.sumpl ne
trust 90 Admini-iiator uf the estate Of
PANt a. BHttbc iategl Pans
- sall County dpcrAstt D; git!rg bond Il. jh- law
Grrrt., he therefore uriGc,t. aii prr-ous wh1 lr.
Indebted g. ilt- estate cot si Bee, nssl GO make .u
mediate payment aad those who have au, d,msu.i,
thereon - exhibit the saline 10
TtIpNI A. Al untlle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17

IllE ,ubscilbrr hci'uy giye- pIb.ic notice that
lac has bcsn duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County OF oxford aud assumed ihe
trust Of Executor OF the last viii and Tc-t,mcntu;
LORENZO BILLINGS Fate OF Noodstar.
in said County deceased By giving bond o. o., Ia7
directs, he Therefore requests ~. pen whl rfl
indebted 20 The gsigte Of sai doce-cd % maze iu.
~ diItr payment and those who have any demands
thereon % exhibit the same 10
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Sod by ali Druggists and Oeslsa in sesIslae
WONBA AN,

Dy an Immense practice extending through
period 81 years having within that tine treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar TO
woman, l have been enabled 10 perfect p mort
potent aud agreeable medicine that meets the in
uta;ious presented D. that class Of disease. With
positive certainty gud cyactncss.
70 designate this natural specific compound,
have named 10