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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

IIIIUN, Dec. . 81.
We take great pleasure in informing you OF the
surprisingly beneficial results from the use of your
English Remedy, Tie Cordial Balm Of Syricun
and L0throp's Tonic pills IN ease of great
NrrvOu. Debility and P.osts.ItiOn, by a member of
our family HhO had been Under treatment by
different doctors for nearly three years past with.
out any apparent benefit thereirOm; but your
medicines have produced a most wonderful
change for the better, and the pat cut now enjoys
comparatively excellent health
Mrs u ARRiET SIT RGISS.
T.. S.-We tell al with whom we are acquainted
who are similarly afcled 10 Try your medicines.
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Straycd !

IANiE into the enclosure 90 th, -us.. l9ri
I 1bsut thrre We,A. .iucr. \ RED llEifEG,
WitI white belly. tXO ur dire, years "lt The own
rr c..u have the same by proving property ahd
min, ,i3r-.. john NHIrMAN.
80. PAWis, june o.. $50. jw'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
NeryOlIS PrOStratiOn

n ,f uf lhr D hr Importance. then. that ind
Sidual- .hould Dee able 90 iutle ior themselves hy
their own feelings. d. and 20 Whai extent they are
attacked D., This in idlou- enemy o. health,
comfort. aui even life itself 10 ieu e. Iun it.
course unchecked, by The early sal prompt ap.
piicau1n on curative tcmrllsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
Pimples on the Face and
Eruptions of the Skin.

For this complaint Vegetine is the great remedy.
IL Cleanses and purihes the blood, causing pin
pies, eIuptiOns and hunOrs 10 disappear, and
does is work in perfectly natural way. Reason
should teach Us that a blOtchy, rough or pimpled
skin depends entirely upon an internal cause, and
10 outward application can ever cure the defect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

OXFORD. - AT "A Court Of Probate held -
Paris within aud for the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday OF June, \. ID. 1875.
HENRY BONNEN, Admin, traitor ON tile G. state
II AIRY {. hEEN, late OF Hebron in said Conn.
~ deceased. having presented Del, haal account
81 administration Ut tie estate OF said dcCta ed
for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Administrator giycuotIee
10 all persons interested BY causing copy OF this
order - De published three 4, In the
oxford Democrat printed az Paris, that they NAV
appear at = Probate Court IL De held at Paris
Ia said County on the third Tuesday Of Iuly pext
at O'Clock 10 the forenoon aud sheA cause II apy
they have why the same should not be allowed.
4. II. WALKER Judge.
true eOpy-attest: u. z. DAVIS Rrpi.trr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

OXFORD, Ss:-At Court Of Probate Leii 81
P4ri- within and ioE Tie COUHiy OF OxioId
on the laird TUESDAY Oi iuuc 4. -. $50
JOHN r. HOBBS, Guardian OF Charl-. b.
kinFmaa a.; ais, minor children aud hcirs VI sui
Ivan klusman, late 81 Alton iG tie State Of New
Hampshire, having presented hi- second accoun,
Of suarlian.hip oi sud wapls tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
TO All persons interested b causing copy Oi thi-
ordeTtO be pub.hedthroe wee sgcctssiysl IN the
oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that tAcy may
lpi ear AZ Probate COuri 10 be held 1t Paris
IN said County on the il,ird Tue-day Of July next
~ O'Clock Ia the forenoon and sLcw cause Is any
they have why the rame should not be- Howell
A. II. NALkER, Judge.
\ trnr cnnK-altr-l. IL q DIVE. Ei.i.I..-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

TitE.ubsr.ih,r hereby gife. putLc u,u,r trii
De- has been duly appointed o. thr Hon. jude oi
Probate Tor ,i,r toaatv of ONiorl aul assumed tur
trr.t OF Administrator ut thr c-fitr ot
JOHN DOLLY, lats nt 1itou plantation,
boz -liI County dee ,-ci Is giving hSaa ls OBJ. ia,
iigr.is. hr therefor. request 30 ptr.oas Who ar,
ilu u,sd io o., t-fit, ct ,iii deceased 90 make I.
iIu r1lr ia, i..i lul fi.-, u iIY have sos demands
DE-. f. .u t. H...t iI.. ...llr %.
f.Ur D. l-.I. HENRY VI. COL lil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
OXFORD sat Cd,

OXFORD .s--At t ...u .'
rari. Wlfhl ard Tor OBJ.
on the third Tul-di' ~ J... B .
EMILY h uEE~E1 u1u.4
tIiu Instrument puulftH- o. ..
Treatment % EZRA 20 Et~
t1fut.. .t.tl eI. Il...r pt
Probate.
Olrgyt. That tl, said t..
O. I'D person Wtcfs-f.d Pc
order 81 be- pat,i-h,d ti.r,o "..A
oxford Democrat printed 30 IT,
appear Il q Probate Court FL.
10 aid County on o.. third
II O'clock 10 the forenoon lI
they have Why the sail iu-'Hl'-. ''
proved. approved and aI.lH..
aud Testament OF said drr,a... ...
A.H WtIht-
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RECENT TE>TI,ioNItI.s.

FEEW-ITECH. Nov. y, 1874.
have used The Cordial Btim and >ygirum I'D
Lotlrop's Tonic Pill 80 F4c, entyr ana cure Tor
thcu- of ardent sp!ft, ANIL hahi,ual mtoNicA;ion
and lind them actually -pcriic I'D -uch caste | re-
gard them as most !nyu1 Die medicines and til
ing could induce me 10 be without them.
JACOB ME>ERVE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
A true eopT-sl..-t. n = .----



OXFORD, ~.:-At Cont .t t..
Paris within aaj iof o..
on the third Tuesiat Of Jua-
il LETIA ID. DEAhE, l.ui..
ceI tiiu lu.iIumcut lurlvtt
and Testament OF ABEL '.. AH-
n'r ln -lid tnuutF l".ra-.
the same Tor Probate.
ORDER j, That Ihcsald fhr,-..
to all peTsoas iutrrt-teJ b -tu-..-
order 10 be publi.hedtAr,rN ..
Oxford Democrat printed a' f-.l'.'
appear AZ Probate Op-fi iu
Ia sald County Or the ta.l.. .-t
40 O'Clock ln tie forenoon H
they have Why the -4ll ll-'. an
proved, approved lal ah," .t
aui Testament u. said ic-u-'..
Lane appointed Adm % ,ira..
neNed said EVccu,liN .g WHITES
said appointment. .,,-.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

THE .ubscrib,r hereby gives public notice That
De- has bc,n duly appointed hy the Hon. Judge OF
Probate Tor thr County OF ONi0rd nud stunned the
Trust of Adu.ui .tr4tur un thr estate OF
NNN~A BEAN latc oi Bethel.
Iirrtt.: hr therefor, requests aii persons vho are
Indebted 90 the estate OF said deceased 60 make Boa
mediate payment auj those who have any d'mlui-
thereon 90 exhibit tht .aA. % PETER J. BAN.
! .ue D.. les.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
FIREWORKS

FLAGS. Masks, BALLOONS CRACKERS, To5PEO0ES
AMI esery variety OF goods for Jui' celebration.
Itv1u vi-b 70 luy 50 loves; prices, send Tor our
Pre- ll-- before purchasing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
Atrue eopy-a,tc.i II Z. p'.''. !.

OXFORD, s..-At 20 Court oi
Paris within aud ilr t.r ''."
on the third lue,dA, % Ju.' b.
HANNAH ID. SWIFT, ANm.
cstAte % CHARLES O. >N ID d. '..'
said County, dccca-et, hINiu-
count Of administration ul ODE c'.-'.
ceased for allowance, .....
Ordered, That The laid Admn.'.'..
10 all persons interested by cau-l-s
oTdertO De publisheGthree wr. 81
Oxford Democrat printed II l.AI''' Pm
appedr at Probate Court 80 De- Do ~ - r
IN said County on tAe Thru Tue ..
AT = o'clock IN the iorouConata 30
they have why the same shouie o.. MA
D.nnr-.lfn.t N q L------
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
Salt Rheurn.

Negetine has cured many cases of salt Rheum,
aud many OF them OF several years standing,
where many other remedies have failed to effect
cure AL forms Of this disease occur most fire.
gueDrly in the spring and autumn, and are usually
attended with burning, singing and very trouble
some itching, especially wnen the blood Is in
he tted condition.
Read the testimonials which appear in this pa.
per every Tuesday.
vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

TIE ,ub-eub,r hereby give. public uYurr .tat
Ac Al. hcru dul. appointed tr tht liuu. Jrir.uT
Probate Tor iic ra.aif ut oNi.i aut -....l.' tIe
uu.t OF Administrator Ut t.r c.,sie oi
y BILL NlID Ntii- Date ui M,N..u
ga ,iid ConaIv d,,e-. "a o. giving toLi ih- Jaw
dirrt., .h. t..l,ilrr luc O.. 10. p'....s who are
Gee, ltc,l g. go. ,.iii- OF -a deceased o. make BOD
m, nate l.lauf aul .hose Ah. hlyc any demands
thereon to 'rhIllt tiir .lluc to
Jane ~. l-.l. Angler II MICHEL.
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$50 TO $4,000
90O=:PROFIT.
rnpyyITANTED-AGENTS ia

GLOW 10 DO H." Book on Wall ST., sent Tree.
TUNBEIDGE Il CO., BANKERS y Brokcrs Wall 0t.
New York
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Angler II MICHEL.

IllL -uussf,5,r .tr.ny gives puhht notice that
-Ar has been dll. appointed by tr Honorable
Jutg. ui Probate ior thc County oi oNiuri. sll
a--.mcd Tire Trust COS lNcruiriV 90 trr lat IS lli
AMI Testament ot MO>ES tEl l.. late co. sumter
90 -lii county, dccra-c,i, by giving hn4d a.. Ire
law direct, -hc therefore i,Iv,-tI all PARSONS
NLI are indebted to ths estate 90 -lll d,cI cd io
100 axe immrii-t, payment. aud those who have
ans dcmind. thereon, 10 exhibit the same %
june L., ls... NANCY FHlE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

TIE sul-,r.I.r hereby give. public notice, thll
u' uls been duly appointed iy Toe ll0n.faul,
4I,l .c 81 Probate, llr .hr touu 81 DN'utj, Iut
assumed tIr tiu.t Df Executor ol o., Jar VIII
anil Testament ot /LEEuEE PERRY, JAKE oi
Waterford in SAID county, deceased. Dos giving
bond the law directs. he therefore frIuca:. all
i,er-oa- Who arc inj,oi, % te c-,at, OF aail J-
cc4.ct % make Immediate payment. and those
WhD have any dc!uall. thereon. O. exhibit tIe
same 20 LANES NJ SHAW.
Jane H. Isl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

OXFORD, So. AT tarrf aI Pr.l..- .
Paris within ana i.r tiU t.I.'F ...-
on me third TUESDAY CO.. i.f. b. U....
O1 ihr petition Ui N ID. ltlN.i A..
iu -ail County, pral boz tiAi De- ulr .t.
Admiui-tf1t1r uu iht '-.. ' Ef.fI
Of Waterford Iu rlld .Hnf.. ..rt
ordered. HAT th' -l.f '....r f..
20 an peTs0us ia;rst t'i tt -.F.
this oricr %
three wecs- eIfU'
OXFORD Democrat pr.uf.. Do t'.... r..f....
appear At = Pf0baf, C,ur' FL. I, Il.4aI ...
IN said County on th, th.i. ie.l.s .. +.
10 O'Clock in the Or'l.. alI ...F l..
they have shy the ,-a.r ta,... a..
10. HA.n..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03
BY Placide J. Spear.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ST. LOUIS STREET
AND on DUMA1NE STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MRS, AIMEE WANT, WIDOW
OF LEANDRE CHEvAL.
Second District Court for tho Parish OF Orleans
No. 1860.
pY PLACiDE j. SPEAR. AUCT1ONBER-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange alIey.-SATURDAl,
June II, 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange. on Royal street. between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance
of an order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated May 8. l8.5-
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounded by St. Louis. Burgundy, Rampant and
on st. Louis street by a depth of 20 feet, French
measure. The above described property belongs
to the said Widow L. c. Cheva' as follows; One
undivided half thereof by virtue of the community
which existed between her and her late husband,
and the other undivided half by virtue of decree
of the Probate Court of New Orleans. dated Janu
AIRY, "a, 1910. and adjudicating the same to said
widow.
the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by humane. Where. Robertson and st.
Ann streets, measuring, French measure, 80 feet
front on Dumaine street. by 100 feet in depth, to-
gether with the buildings and impro vemeuts
thereon. Said lot of ground is formed of that half
portion nearest to Robertson street of lot of
ground measuring 60 feet front on Dumaine street
by l2O feet IN depth, ACQUIRED by the late L. c.
CEeval from }. F. Carlin, per act passed before F.
De Armas, on the thir'eenth of September, 1881.
Terms and COuditons-One- half cash, and the
balance on credit of one year in notes or cou.
pons OF the purchaser or purchasers, bearing in
terest at the rate OF eight per cent Der xnnum
from date until paid, and secured by vendors
privilege and mortgage on the property sold, the
purchaser or purchasers to cause the buildings of
said property TO be insured against the loss by
fire in one of the solvent insurance companies Of
this city until the full and final payment of said
notes coupons, and to transfer the policy or
policies of said insurance to the vendor or any
holder CT holders OF said notes. aud finally to pay
all lawyers fees which tees are hereby fixed at
five per cent on the amount sued for, in case of
judicial proceedings to enforce the recovery Of
the amount of said notes coupons any part
thereof the purchasers to make deposit Of ten
per cent on the amount OF adjudication a. the
moment of sale.
Acts Of sale before E. Bouny, notary public Mt
the expense of purchaser. my II 10 Is iel IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03

DY EiOEY & O'CONNOR-NICBOLA J..
ID Roey, AuctIoneer-Ofice No II Exchange
place.-On THURSDAY, June 3, 1875 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets IN this city Of New Orleans. by
virtue of an order of sale rendered in the above
entitled matter the seventeenth of April 1875,
will be sold at public auction tie following de.
]. THE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nee 4g1 and 493
Rampant street, in the First District, in the square
bounded by Hercules or Rampant, Dryades and
Euterpe streets and Felicity road, and measures
81 feet front on Hercules street, by l27 feet 10
inches lines IN depth, between parallel lines,
American measure; the said lot commences 60
feet from the corner of Euterpe and Hercules or
Rampant street, and continues 81 feet thence
toward Felicity road, and is designated by the No.
g. on plan am exed to the act Of purchase of said
lot of ground by r. Seward from T. F. Jenhins
passed before A. Mazureau, notary public. on May
IS, l84s being the same property acquired by the
bankrupt from the succe ssiOn of Florent ZOrn, by
act passed efere X. ). Ker, notary public, Decem
Der -, 1870.
PINE STREET, 10 the Second District, in the
square bounded by Dauphine Burgundy, Bien
VIE and Customhouse streets, and measuring %
feet front on said Dauphine street, by 80 feet in
depth. Being the same property acquired by the
ankrupt from Jacob zoelly, by act passed before
G. V. tonlon, notary public On the twelfth day Of
May 1865.
Ine decree of court ordering the sale of the above
described property directs that the same be sold
free of all liens, mortgages, iudgnents and prv
Ieges, and the assignee acting as the officer OF the
court will convey only such title is in him
vested by the assignment III bankruptcy and by
the aforesaid order of court.
Terms OF sale-One.half cash on the spot, the
balance payable in twelve months credit with
interest OF eight per cent per annum from the
day OF sale until final paym.nt, with all the
usual security clauses Of vendors lien; We per
cent attorneys fees in event of suit; insurance
and transfer of policy, etc, and purchasers to
assume payment of all taxes said properties of
the year 1875 payable in 1876.
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before Marcel " T. DucroS ESQ.,, notary public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03
The New Morgan Steamers.

The construction Of the two new iron
steamers for Mr.. Charles Morgan. at the
Harlan & IIolllngsworth Company's yard,
Wilmington, is new departure liz steam
ship business, and is Of more than ordinary
Importance. These vessels are to be OF a
capacity of 5000 bales of cotton on a mean
draft Of nine feet six inches, with go tons
Of coal on board, being equivalent to four
teen days full s,eaming This will enable
these vessels to load at any of our bar
ports land sail direct to Europe without
Tightening over shoal bars. The introduce
ton of the water ballast system will en-
able them to be trimmed down aft when
deep water is reached, and thus sub
merge the screw to it's. full working
power. We are not in the confidence of
the owner of these new vessels, but from
what we can learn and surmise, it is fair
to presume that in due time their keels
will cleave the waters of the MeIsey. The
vessels are being built under the sole super
intendence of Captain James Lawless, who
has a carte blanche to make them come up
to the standard of Lloyd's 100 AL. These
vessels are freighters, pure and simple, and
will carry no passengers, and, as they can
be run at a very trifiing cost in comparison
with the present type of ocean going steam
ers. they will prove very dangerous rival
to them.
The following are the principal dimen-
sions of these steamers:
Length from stem to inner stern post.
275 feet; beam nodded in widest place, AS
feet; depth from base line to top of spar
deck beams at dead fiat, % feet. Built
from an approved model. =.
The vessels will be schooner-rigged fore
and aft. with gaffs and booms to masts for
sails. with square sail to foremost to hoist
on deck. There are two cargo ports each
side, with wrought iron frames and doors,
hung to suit, and made water tight.
The hoisting machine will consist of four
single steam holsters, with cylinders eight
by ten inches-two at each end Of the main
matches erected on the spar deck-the
hosting to be done from cargo gafts; all
connections to be made to donkey boiler.
The machinery will consist of one in
verted direct acting surface cOndensing
propeller engine, fifty inches diameter of
cylinder, sixty inches stroke, of strong pro
portion to carry sixty pounds of steam,
with variable cutoff and poppet valves,
the surface condenser to form part of the
engine framing. The vessel will have four
water tight bulkheads fitted between
double frames; one at each end Of the yes
sci aud one at each end of the machinery
space extending to the spar deck.
Propeller about thirteen feet diameter
twenty one feet pitch, with four blades of
approved form, the blades bolted on a
spherical hub with steel bolts and brass
Gazette.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03

Charlotte Cushman is billed to give read
ings in Buffalo and Rochester, View York.
The gas burned at her lateet farewell ap
pearance in Boston has but just been turned
down. Among the gifts she received in
Boston as farewell collateral was beautiful
bronze Tyre, crowned with laurel. irGcat-
ing championship. She is said to be worth
near a million dollars: but she keeps that
to herself. At every positively last ap-
pearance" she has made for twenty years
has been said, I'VE meier shall look upon
her like again." but We manage to look
upon her again, and it is all the same. She
lie reading now to support an aged father
and three blind graudmothers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03

A SHOP LIFTER-About two months ago
q Mrs. Mary Harrison walked into the dry
goods store of NJ. l.. Byrns & Co., Canal
street, and took a seat near the centre o:
the store. Mr.. Byrne approached the lady
and asked her if she was DESTROYS OF being
waited on. She answered no; that she had
called for the purpose of waiting for friend
whom she had promised to meet. Mr..
Byrne, suspecting that something was
wrong by the actions of Mrs. Harrison, i'm
mediately repaired to the second floor and
looked down upon her through the circular
hatchway, when he saw her take some two
dozen handkerchiefs of the counter and
slip them down into her sleeve. She then
covered them over with her shawl, and
raising her umbrella walked out. Mr..
Byrne, not wishing to expose her. let the
matter drop. thinking that she would not
his clerks OF the occurrence, and instructed
them to keep sharp lookout in case that
she might return again. Mrs. Harrison. to
the surprise of Mr.. Byrne and bis clerks,
returned to the store yesterday morning,
and after buying few articles
sat down near the counter. and
while the clerk was engaged IN
having the goods done up she picked up
two pairs of kid gloves and placed them in
her pocket handkerchief. Mr.. Byrne as
well as some three ladies in the store saw
her actisn. Mr.. Byrne then requested her
to come up stairs. She assented, and III
walking back through the store threw the
gloves underneath the counter. ponce
man was called and she was taken to the
first precinct station and afterward sent
before Judge Staes who released her on 500
bonds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03
SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN TAFT, WIPE OF L.
BOGUILLE.
DY =. GCINACLT. AUCrIOyE

DY \. GCINACLT, AUCTlONEEg-oPFICE
II corner Exchange alley and Bienvle street
SATURDAY. June IL, 1875, will be sold At twelve
o'clock ~ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, by virtue OF order from The hon
orable the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans dated Nav = 1876
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Di3-
trict of this CITY, N the square bounded by 81.
Ann. Dumaine. Derbigny and Roman streets. meas
urin2 ~ feet font OF ST. Ann street, by q depth
between parallel lines of III feet inches =. illies
together with one.story frame house. tr.cf
front and STATE rooted. having three rooms frame
kitchen OF three rooms, cistern. privt. etc. tho
whole a2Ieeaoly to plan to be seen at TIE 3x-
change.
TeIms-OEe-third cash and the balance AZ ncand
two years credit for notes bearing eighs --r COM
interest per annuin, from the day Of sale VII paid.
secured Dy mortgage and vendors priyilsss or the
property sold, with the pact CT non allie napto, and
the usual clauses OF five per cent attorneys fees
IN case OF judicial process to enforce peyment OF
saio notes; the purchaser to keep the buildings
insured TO the amount of the notes due and trans
ier the policy to the holder thereof and to assume
the payment of State and city taxes colectitle
and exigib.e in the year 1916
:, Act Of SAFE before Octave De Aru,as, no.ary pub
Hc, II the expenae q the purchase.
NyIt 10 n les II