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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

TI1O THE PUBLIC.
i The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
rany have completed Arrangements 10 carry Money
Packages and Express Ma tier to and from all points
cn the line Of their road and West ca ester.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Cstawissa Railroads, inclu ding Reading,
ingtown, Mahoney City. Mt. carHel. Norristown.
Pottsville, 6c.
For further information apply at tle Depot, cor
q er Of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent 10 Franklin ToIeeraph 9ths o,
TO- w est Third street or to their DE pot, Front
and Madison, or orders left with Nc Mdllen Seal.
oeiyerns agents, will receive prompt attention.
c. sTOLZ,
sp6-tf 9enn Sup't W. n X. X. Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

VI " " TT
Although the above price sare rs low as
good Eastern lee be sold in this market ut a
profit, we do not intend to be undersold upon any
These prices to take effect on and after Monday.
April ID ,,,,,,, NO.
OrrIEcs-io6 Shpcy, 4,h ana Poplar and 1916
aluut Sts. aprfi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26

FELoNs AND RUSTY NAILs.-Elder Evans,
the Shaker ys:-For the the last ten years We
have treated felons with hot water, and with un-
erring success No cutting, no blistering, no
anything, but immersing the finger, hand, or the
whole arm if necessary, in water as hot as can be
borne, until the pain is gone and the core rs
looseued and drawn from the bone. When rus
ty nail. have produced wounds, the same course
has been pursued. IF on the hand or foot, keep
it in hot water.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
Foreign Notes.

Scotland has large ,hrong Of American tour
lists Just now.
The London Daily News reports that Garibal-
di is so i'll that he cannot move, and is incapa-
Bile of wiring or feeding himself.
During The eession Of General Assembly o
the Church of Scotland four m:nisters were ex-
PEELED for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-26
WilmingtO ton and western u. X.
TIME TABLE,.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Summer Arrangements,

6Commencns May 25ih. ls74' trains will
DS run as fui" VS.
Leave Wilmirston 0 .. m. SO and 5 8 y. m.
Leave Landenberg As u Is, a. IN. and 80 ana
Arrive at Wilmington : S.. Il 25 N. 3'3oand C
=. N. .
Arri7c at Ian 4cnbers =. a n, L ,. - md
80 pm
CONNECTIONS:
Train leaving Landenherg at CiS :. n. connects
ct Wilmington with train tor Philadelphia at ) ~
q. m.
Train leaving Wilmington ct 30 a. 10, connects
at LandenbefE with Pepna and Del. Railroad
:rains
Train leaving Landenberg at 10 IS a. M. connects
Of Wilmington with train for Philadelphia and
New York at 1917 noon.
Train leaving Lande berg at $50 =. m. con.
meets at Landenbere with train from Penna. and
Del Railroad, ana at Wilmington with tram tor
Philadelphia, leaving Wilmington at - ,. In.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 60 p. m. con
recis at WilminRton with train leaving Pbiladel-
phia at IL Is. noon.
Train leaving Ian denberT at 8 a D. M, connects
at Wilmington with train fol Philadclphia at ~
m.
Trains leaving Wilmington at ) p. m, con
meets at Wilmington with train leavins Philadel-
pha at 00pm,
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N sERI

s go ss g e
!, , Fayelefa suE y "a \. -
GUIDE 1oassl, nlse ssole -. 2k "a u q ~ ~
or in3pEe any re4d cF osle ~. s.s " ,...:
of dratniaS soA0, o. ~ n'ells ccl lte..s *
ueAnQl aion .. - .s3 u 4. 4
nlit len than ten n9R lots ~ hl15
/ 81 Any peFt0g who shAil dsly o. ll44 q 8. Z
oYer q bff1lS fb bIet fhGn 8 N, IS bh1lls ~ i (
! RSA dollarS ne eoaaty eeg et
may prescribe o. N gstsr Mhat
aey kiaa may hs dttsen osss ~ :, n 49,
her eelaty q g s., ~
~ saet case tlley ehsll c.sl.e Z pt,lssa 6
speh order TO be kept poalsd "a q eon, W., !
ps1cs At esety btidge 10 y lsch thy Il ~ ~
cable Ever pets11 SlelAtia ~ =. o. 9. ....s
posted q a5crelaId of Ehp nhe.L - g ee ~
Ter ot delG9 the etsaes except 49, :.
gRen c2nta q 60 g. ~ ~ 4, 1ss
ea9 2ng geQn Slc,en y. ~ r -
A99 An. !. y tsG ~ Nsts ~. ~. *: ~ ~
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etensn sscu1u q 3 :. 4. 1900 ~
| Or otlogs 9N nfNs ~. "a A. shs ~
oe 70 s1cn vs3 er an stSea -if rll
o. .ne 49, SuS ,s.,D So
y ~ s4s .. - vsb,ciAmealdr Inv o(htr
Sy:,. SS 2 =, ,5.S s. bIidra rhaIl 5eaSonIbli
senlce On .,aSt Is ~ w;sth the,eof wli -
drive % sne y, Y, sif Shs,
NIL, 20 ~. hsr vehIcls &
insel.e.eucs ,;,e S,,.ar of Which de,ire1
Dy 49, .Ss Jrvsr n tha former ar,oS bes
4 pass sne osaS oF sncb des;ra nhaIl bear ID The
s. lnG ,d -. Sr;vsr % the atte- to the led udl
,hs ,.,,sr shsl have nassed. Any driver failinRs
i - ,oV AZ 80 - sssll forfeit two iollars
~ Tfany horss race be run on any publici
soac q az Ss, - I asy I such horss II IS consent
ii IuCoi tu0 V"use - y -. - !. ~ n 49, -
70 such rac arg esesy sh.r a. soIIsss
sucn race ena % uns o -. ~ ~ sI ~.
os. 10 me ns.srs - ra,s,,,
any aeuon los s,ssI.iiS ,nv;5eS
Except wnere !. . !, AZ Srt IL
all hnes snA ps -
the coguty sna g paw -
~, 70 oe apphso % 'lc se.Ss %.sasss e.as
ens nno G S;s,.;c, n which tbs nfens, Wa1s
lanosIEs ,a ~ 'ue S'ss ; = y go
Tus. ..,,..sd comnanv hsretotore or
,,sr ,ncornoraisd which bas BY the building
~ ths,s .oaa m ctherwisS o6structed on shall
q W.. IoSu &C.,, ~ "ns nsc rad fhilI A. fGr
nsre a..;S,o mt ths ,osd "a obstructed Ia as
- snSS,,n" a. srery cross;nr Of said ratoAa
eooS coaf.Sou anso.. = ~ eiSsy Shy,,,NesInn
". any pes1On na1Oo, hv ,ssss IF puIic road or
PIP La;ng onf ~ rsns;r nav recover AL dA.
DsiuSv s.a;nsS =, hio, bv feason Of such q
i .a - ,ha ce.a brono hi IN eny t6nlt Of
~ - ,,.s;sSis,;on srsinst M countT IA
: S.iS ., sosS =, hr;doafs The summonv n
: nh ...s $40 sbsIl % issue ainst The county by nao.
. s - -. - i s nrerinct AZ the county
aud may se sei yeo e ns prsS'lTs Sag.ri - ior
: court o. @ te clerS s. 80, nv sornty cort
2 spe ~ ~. sSSI 81 ssid court
g snl " ~ distrscr IN
. ~ ~ = sGssslnS
g1siL sys.. y, ~ he
y = a ine
q |. 3 q 49,, dISftfci is1s1 ~ 3 p 4 =, ~
! &. s. ~ ,Ss 81 nse rs S's n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-08
B o r n 1T U e El..


TTAVING recently accepted the Agency of
one of the largest Rurnitnre EStabllSbhsalg
IN The United States, would call Che AtlentlcH q
bis frisads to his elabdrate Photographic npsN
sentation.of ali the desirable StyICs II fhe mars
ket, and will guarantees Dstisacticn u etyleDs
quality and prices, 10 eYeR1 aEticIe deelsed. ~
examination will 6e cchtineipR.
Romney: Sept. re. 1H7S.a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-08
NULL ms II OF r. q,
Moorefeld, West Va.
JOHN WILSON, Proprieto

viii and ExtufeO oE MULLINS BO1 "
t6Ees this method Of tnfct1nirg his hteg1e 80
% public esneralIy that 81 prepared y ~
'eommpdnte tie pzEls q nannoe Ullt1 go
not fSfI 70 please, 80 2,
AYhytG GlasS Hotsl, having 81 ~ holeca
improte hentl and II I'm 0Inol bert gsllf
new and Sp1es 81 usnIfnr1. Ite g 4ABkk = ~
Ways epp1 ia - ~ ~ 4 -
Good EtaSls StSteshhed q De
and ohitging Servknb nlWlyE on ht1t e e..elss
comfort % Eu0tf
JOHN WILSON
DIoure6sId, June0 9, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-08

hhAN - : =
.=ss-=.=.ss.=-sss= ..=.ssHe.= =sss=
tion of the snf7eyos sea The price thereof,
when performed eg 3 ab!e bodied man as
the law require', sssaeA % one dollar sna
twenty-five cents pgF das OF such oiher
sum as may bo hEas by ihs county court.
When any such lsa0t i Performed by, or
on behalf Of any assessed win such.
road tax, the sassag e Thin whose pse.
circt such labor ispsE sofsssd ahali give lhe
person performing speA abos essiifssss
setting forth the sa,eseE OI day aud frass
tional parts Of day IS jpgs psFsoIt9ed such
person, togethe.r, gssal n 3 sas Rosey ysile
iheroof'as PEesctlDeai ss the sorespi0g Ea se,
or at such rate q ;,,9 mss Z Y ps thss
county court. = g sasF sFala fsall sres
such cer!l1cate Y Is assss gs g any rfad 3
With Which soea sAs,s ee esargs
Esa the aiucisl1 Y
and the amount q ssca certificate shall be
allowed to the shsEmH .Im e ms settlement me-, for
the collection OF ins rGad tax. Any sur
veyor kna"iOgly gn : oerliaeate iitia ate 70 a.ay
person charged WIN Soaa tax Z, fsrf greater
amount than tue lapofsaetoai'g p performed,
Sn1li y: ss ,hssroof sbaiI h. fns5 ~, 1assa
oU"'i"'.0 !, ~ wore tRaar,ne bnndraa doll.rs
'nep n, ''I naor1 @ snrvavoS Of road, sbaI NJ
,,,j ron S;s ssoroio,ass s;,ob aim a. r.s
fiSsa b ssi o' s1 bs Is srfa a s.ess ss a
nO uAIL Sirs., =. for sver3 }fav pecsssar;Iv an
'"o ~ uT''a. a.. hin ;n5nssfnrninaf sbis ofHa;.I
P'oyeu " 49, ;na,1a fiasv;Ns S,,lh ~ rosS;r
ou'lSS' anu NJ fso;o MAJ Soa{ ,Ea,oaf .5e.na
Gu SS p''ua - - ona;,aJ Ia an,m,d -
Sucn a0oVuI' ii - na;5 o,t st ,ho as,.,., ~
'Ho 00Hi' o :e = GshI5 s.ss,. -, =
treasury @ Suu LII :. 5asr, - t.e.a -. -
the roauS :U0tS 0HS', go - aort IS
oOI peuS1''p" IS os,n. nrn, bor ~ A. 80 ~ mn,
Suu SUN :n U'"., 80 narL an rosss ba or5ar 4
oe ffqtueu ~. W "O-
the e'un1y MY 0'u''i t.;dro ;, go ,.;,h;o
20 "nsu - .ts han,s.s, "a
couu'y VI ".;OoS .;sIi W g. 49, go. of 10
II Is no' P'N'''vaOL' p.rO m :. S.s,.naS rooa;roa
rcau P'e'luOO " M liz a;.Ds.., I ~ aonatv
WIN 'ne n'eauS a. 30 s5, .os,..a. ~ g.. % ~
court oi .ne Ooan ,I,roofE y SIS' .h ,aro,. ~, -
San' O' any p"'S us .no' 1.I Ia 49, 49, hanS nd
msy o' aS'esu ~, 80 @ g.. ~ fs;rtfnl
Secshl'y NoHS 4uS ,tsS' -; ~ f,.,ba
performances y H,s Slu..sOs gs auI pho ~,
WORK Id "nSss SssG q :, 'I 1,hsr s es;,
treasury OF i ~ U." r. :
donc9 OF ~ sah:a u ny % =
gree? ~ - :
appo .,;,a
aake
ne
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OnI, nI sSs r.
aO,e a;|, - osS ss.s r;ab,
lma o'1a'e 80 IL 80 rosL .,s +. =
Oh '1o ies'1t1 rt0''O WI :
to change the sa ~ 80,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

An euterbrising soap-maker daubed
the rocks all the way up the Hudson with
the appeal. use Smiths soap where
upon his rival the still more enterprising
Jones, after much eogitation, started his
Whitewater up the river to append to
each of Mr.. Smiths appeals. 'lfyou
can't get Jones"
What is the difference between o!Oud
and beaten enid? One bours with rain
and the other roars with pain.
What is the difference between a
sailor and beer drinker? One puts his
sail up, the other puts his ale down.
-Cooing is well enough before mar
rage, but the billing dosen't generally
come till after; and then it comes from the
grocery.
"A Sioux city hotel has black and
tan dog that killed a thousand rats in a
month This is good puff for the dog.
but is hard On the hotel
"A loquacious blockhead, after bab-
bling some time to Lord Erskin, observed
he was afraid he was obtruding on his
lordship's ear "0h, not at ALL" said
Erskin, II have not been listening"
lin well throgh my pane" as the
boy who had his tooth drawn said when
no throw s,onnS nj the dentists window.
What is the difference between a jail
or and jeweler2 One watches cells, and
the other sells watches.
An Oregon paper refers to 4 new edi-
tor on rival sheet as ga young gcntl =
man of frugal mental capacity"
What is the difference between the en-
gine-driyer and passenger who has lost
the train2 One is right in front, the other
left behind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFOET, So. AT Probate Court hell 40 Par.
De amt lur tie County ui oNf.d Ca the th-i
Tuesday 81 March 4 u. lsil.
A certain instrument pfrp1.tius o. htt copy ,f
the last wal rli test mont OF trtwtnrl NI,u
late ct Pfty.lru-c. On TO- Stale of Rhode Island,
AMI ut tie Probate thereof iu sJii 0t.lc OF Ehoac
l.ia1I duly AuiIt.tc ti-,. having tral rfy-e.t.I
TO 'hc Judge Of Probate for cur .a.d County, tor
the purpose of being allowed. died and recorded
ln the Probate Court iug our SAID County
DUBLEtp, That not cr thereof d.. given & ~
persons Interested therein. by publishing copy
oithis ourr three weeks surccss.vcIy 800 Die ONiDr.
Democrat. newspaper IgLt-i al IfIi-, Do sail
COUNTY tlr lf-t publ yItiHu a. tr t.it days gr.or
O. the third tuesday OF Nav, \ u lN1g thar they
may appear 80 "a Probate Court then and there 10
be- held 90 patiWlthin aud Tor .u.d County, NJ l,u
O'Clock ll tie loI'noOn, anil chow caure D! any
t.,y haNc ug aiust the same.
4. n WALhER.JuJsc.
Aucst-II c DAVIS, Ea.i. ter,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
DrdICiH1 the Pain.

A tall Yankee. standing six feet three
inches in his stoc,iuSs, was suddenly
attacked with symptoms of fever. Hay
ing q WIDEN; pain in his head, his vile 10
afford him relief, was about 10 apply
draughts to his feet when he asked;
"What are you putting them on my
feet for p
"Why,r says she, Ito try and draw The
pain out of your head"
The deuce !" says he II would raIL CT
it would stay where it is than be drawn
the whole length oil me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
L. :. MARsMAL's OFr:cR, }
Portland, Mar
INSTINCT nE MINE. IS:


This i. to give notice, That on tic 18th day oil
March, a. ID. Is7I, a Warrant IN Bankruptcy wa,
issued against the estate Uf AZEL ". FAUNCE Ol
Niuot i'm the County of ALdIoscOVgin and state OF
Maine, who has been ahjudsed Bankrupt indyid
ua!ly and rs member Of the firm Of Faunce ard
Lsrrabec on his own petition filed in the District
Court tor saii District, March lgth 4 ID ls1i thal
the payment of any debts and delivery Of anf
prOperty belonging 10 said Bankrupt, 10 him or FOR
his use, aud the transfer OF any property by him,
are forbidden by law that a meeting Of tie Cred
ito.s of he SAIL Bankrupt 10 prove theirdebts and
10 choose one or more assgnccs of his estate viii
DC held at a Court Of Bankruptcy - he holden ~
the Office of 5 Il j. W. Moy, in Lewiston Ia sail
counts before john W. May, ESQ. Register, on tle
filth day Of May, 4. ID. ls1I, 90 10 o'clock. \. NJ.
:. :. MARBLE,
U. s. MarshGias Messenger for said District.
mal9l-2N
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Administrators Sale.

NTOTiCE b. hereby given that bv virtue Of a
y Iccn.c ..1m the ZION. \. II. walker Judge
OF Probate Tor ihr County OF uNiUrt, / -hal -,it
.; public Or private sale. % the store OF James
tIi.h Iu Hartford. uu saturday, the SECOND day ri
MAJ next 90 one o'clurk b. tie afternoon. nil laU
real c-istr OF E,tirr Sturtcvaut, late of Hartford
Go said County dcccs.cd. tor ;he payHcnt OF tcLt.,
charges of administration. 3ud Incidental charge.
SAIL. cai estate consist. of dwelling house amt
ab 20 I've aarr- % laul, with good orchard on
the -amc being tAc io,mcr Ic, deuce 90 The
decreased. MOSES ALLEY, AsL'l.
l-uLLu.L M.rrn ;. 4 IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

grape in the cold grapery. He has ex
perimented with seventeen varieties o
this class of grapes and finds the Nc
Ready's Early White the earliest variety,
the Refine De Nice the latest, and the
Hamburgs the most prolific.
Abiding to some OF the results of his
mode of cultivation, the speaker said in
conclusion that patient industry. the
adaptation Of means TO ends, reflection.
Judgment to assist and co operate with
nature in all her beniicent processes, will
be rewarded with tho sight of the vines
loaded with clusters of beautiful, golden,
rose color, purple and black grapes, and
their luscious flavor unsurpassed in the
most favored chimes. This alone will
repay all labor and pains.aking.
The paper OF DR.. Weston terminated
the proceedings of the convention, tho
lateness of the hour not admitting OF 4
discussion.
The Exhibition OF Fruit.
The exhibition of fruit was not large.
but the several specimens were examined
with much interest. 1t was not the in-
tenIion OF the Society TO make display
OF fruit, but to exhibit few specimens
for purposes Of study and comparison
Geo. 3. Sawyer OF Wiscasset exhibited
twenty.three varieties of grapes. of his
own culture, in a fine state ofpreservat;on.
Richard Stuart of Siuart's Hill. Palmyra.
exhibited specimens Of an apple called
The "No-Core." and one called the "Cran.
berry" good bearers aud fine market
apples. Joseph Taylor of Belgrade, the
veteran fruit grower, shew twelve vari-
cites apples; Hon, Henry Ingalls, OF Wis
set. and Z. \. Gilbert of East Turner.
also brought varieties of apples, and
J. A. Varney OF Vassalbolo' specimens
Of pears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
Commissioners, Notice.

THE undersigned, having b.cn apposicd by tie
i Hon Judge Of Probate tor the County OF ON-
ford ou the third TUESDAY Of March, 4 u. lssL
tunmi --iuUcrs 90 rrcciy. and examine Tie claims
against The estate 81 stephen Reed laie Of Canton
u said County drcc8sc.i. rcpre- nfcd m-olveDt
hcrci' Z vc notice that s.N IN "a. frcm tie date
Of said impeachment are ~ owed % said creditors
100 Nthicli o. prr,rut and prove their claims aui
that they will be- IN session at the oilirc 90 Ots
llay lofd ia Canton IN ,4id county on the Let
saturday OF June and september neat. rom ono
i've O'Clock iu thc ate Of each 90 sail days
for the purpose Ol err.yiug the same.
Dated TIL, twenty fourth day OF March, \. y.
1874.
HIRAM 4 ELLIS, ,,,.,-,
81 OTIS IAAFDkD '""' -
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Adu,inistpnto,'s Sale.

DURSUANT To a license from The Hon Judge OF
4 Probate Tor the County Of Oxford. shall sell
by Public Auction on the prcmisFs, In Hebron, Oh
Saturday, the !sih day Of April. ls74, the home
stead farm of the late SImuei Packard, containing
iifly acres of good land, with the buildings there
on. DANIEL ID. GRAHAM, Admir-.
Hebron, March 10, 1874. 3wt
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Executors sale.

NOTICE b. hereby given thst hy virtue Ct =
y license from The Hon. \ II. WALKER, Judge
uf Probate Tor the County Of ONtuil. We shall sell
q public sale ~ the hnlro--p gs.n House in DIX
dcll IN said County. on Siturlay the twenty -thiid
iay 90 Nav next % ten O'Clock 10 fht forenoon. ~
much Of the real estate ct John jackson late o
DiVlrd in said county deceased. as will, includ
iny what IN, already been SOLD rrolgc' The sun
IT fourteen huudicd dollar- tor the payment o
dc'ts expenses Of sale and oi administration
>lil real estate consists a. the former dwelling
h1u.c aul out buildings ct The iccc1.ci 100 said
DtNdci village, aui also a loi OF land Ic1r II. W
TAYLOR boo Mexico iu .lil Count.
VA " HOLSTER. f...
FIoRENTlNE JACK -ON. o. OF
DiNusll. March o. l~-t -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
FARM FOR SALE.

A Valuable Stock. Fruit. and Timber
Farm, situated one and hall miles from The
village and railroad depot. VIII be sold eieap II
applied for soon.
For particulars call on or address the propiict
NATHAN X ID. Is. GROVER.
West Bethel, Me- Feb. 10, ls9i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
GGMSUMP 'FEfD n

b s ID Ga / sfU Id
which can be cured by =
timely resort to this stand.
ard preparation, rs has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever III
troduced for the relief and
cure OF all Lang complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioncdb by The experience
Of over forty years. When
rcsorted 10 i'll season il sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, Sc. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
Iooscns and cleanses the
lungs, and alIays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
FRIPt RID ~
SETH ". F0WLE . SONS, Boston, lsss.,
AnI,,ll by Dru-y... --l Dealers generally.
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FOR SALE.

A HOTEL. ca Tie line Of The Grant TtuaE
N Railroad, ~ e. tn llaSe, and doing noe a
good business. \ good I. bic and other ont bald
iBgs, &c.
Terms very easy, on long tine.
F07 further information call On or address 'ke
editor Of this paper.
THIS place vii De for sac ,hIee weeks only.
maTlc~3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
For Sale.

\ COOL anil convenient residence centrally To-
cocatcd n Ruckield Village, consisting " House
Ell aud stable a. connected with good garden ne
ttched together with The Shop aud Marble
Works tool>, belonging IN the late Asa 8. Robin
sou: also are acre Of hr.t class tlagc land If IL
sired. This Is Tsuc opportunity FOR any one
wishing 10 clgage ia the business of marble
worker, Co. there no other shop In Ibis section Of
the Comfy, and Mr. Robinson had y large busr
ness. Addlv-s he subscriber BuCLhc.d. Me
q. -. BISBEE, Adm illustrator.
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total assets, Jan |, ls7l. g.
APPROPRIATED As FOLLOW
sI.si2,55i 81
DIVlslble Surplus.

From thc undivided surplus Of 81 ~ So ~. %.
board OF trustees have declared reveisiouary div
ldcnd available ON settlement u neat annual pre-
minm 10 participating policies proportional -
their contribution % surplus, The cash value %
such rcvcr-iDn may be used ia sctielHrn. " PFC.
MUM Il the policy.hollCr 30 elect.
MORRIS FRANkLGN. President
WILLIAM II. BEERS, Nicc-PgCs't aHl Artuary.
EREELAND HOWE, Agent,
Nny2NU 4 y NTAT%I l..
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

DUDLIC notice is hereby given that whereas
L Henry MCkccu of STOW, County OF OXFORD,
state OF Maine, by Ei, deed Of NOR gage bearing
late May r., 1854, and recorded Oxford Wet
Dist Book -, Psgc ~. conveyed o. Ehen Week.
II frycburg M sa.d county and State aforesaid.
snI by Ebcn Weeks assigned Ia Walter Pl.sbury
November ,, Isl, recorded "a ONfO'd West Dist
Book %, Page - certain parcel Of l1ud iu said
stow, described as follows beginning 40 the north
east cuucr of Daniel Emerson lot aud running
ea.terly by |. l.. LAYS and Henry H. smiths lgud
90 the nor Il ", 4 corner OF land owned and occu-
pied by y. Howard, thence south hity rods hy
Towards land 20 Robert Bmdlcy's lot, thence BY
Bradley llnl 20 The east corner Of the aforesaid
Daniel Emerson lot, thence nOitn eight degrees
east Gfty rolls to the fast named bound. being
about seventy acres, more or les; aud whereas
the conditions II said mortgage have been broken
now therefore /. the grantee named IN said a. gG
meut 10 hereby claim a fOrcclo. ure thereof, by
reason Of SAID breach OF condition 4 by law pro
vided. WALTER PlLLSBURl.
Dated March 10, lS54. 81
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