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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
UUBLISuED THIS DAY.

EUBLISIIED his DAY.
HOURS OF CHRISTIAN DEVOTION.
Translated froui tbs German Of
A TBOLUCB, n. d..
py RoLert nsnzic., d. D.
CDs vol. cIowu. $40 cloth. 49,
Tss yolame OugrOwt Of Tho citat 81 its dc
during what ne himself terms .ey hours"
Of his giv1s Wow II me cOpnent Of Christian
Lic outwari z,dc and there aes
tlr,gh u oId-i and spirituality winch hnd "a
yotioa and tbs fact that dpds fitting N Dr. Tho
mcatoLs lneatec by the wide popularity which
volume enjoyed not Jnly IN Germany
and Great Britain. II must prove equally aGeparu
Chr.s; pubic Of This county irrespective OF decentralization
Kew and cheaper eiiuon OF
HEADLEY'S
SACRED MOUNTAINS. CHARACTERS, AND
SCENES ~ THE HOLY LAND
by Rev. .. 7. Headcy,
Author Napoleon and his Marshalo" "WashinQon and
LIS Generals" etc
Ore yGL l2no, cloth win numero 10 ilUsLationA 81
sale by ell Booksellers Sent pospad receipt Of tho
proc by tho Publishers,
SCLIBNER, ARMSTRONG & CO..
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Connirn ReaI Gstatc for Sale.

At CR0T0N, on the Hudson River-ror
~ SALE, drartbc plot nt I6 aCr.s. dwelling
AMI djiiiGts. able COik
il.1lDENC c. abundance "a large aud small the
place Also plot of ~ acres which eoul be- irto
iAsoe four VILLA PLOfS Viii b. s'l hlcrd tIrnA
EDWARD CLAIthF, IrDube Ufaee
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
a With EUtA ifukE ell ~ ino order beautiful Uca.ao.
Virfr 10 Win lawn, wu,His stable
rage hoaso. 10 nut.z trn, city nv Wiii Al
priCr. ~
y. r. Hirs'HcoCk, 52 Bruaiway, fouln 81
TOR SALE - In Scarslale, Westminster To-,
i beautiful COUNTRY SEAT. 9s ARES h,rh lanh ooinmo
dUs merru house, by c.iy budri, adapted to AL Seasons,
haty, SITE s,rIoundings AMI nsihDorhOo all
ahie ra hcdiis and photographs with ADAMS BAILEY.
No a. IlbU1ty IT.. houm IL
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Corporation &oll GO.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. Ny.
~ NEW hOOF on MUSIC fAViLIUN, &hW tI4JUn
IliIiD.ANE RHfDhE.--S paTaie prog eals la -,iIiu
v,lop.s for "A IRON ROOF ON IliE MUSIC FANIi.
ION, Mall CENTRAL Park, and "a new WUODhA ELOOn On
THIRDlVT BIiIDGf, Harlem ii't ID De- received
IN. partnicnt Hnu $50 O'Clock " EDNEs
DAN, ApIl 9s l816
For al paIuclais The Guy Eeeon." No cip nal
DAVING, &c.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
DC received b Mo DF.artH snt o. ab'e @oAs atI ~
AUl %. 1916, i0r paving tho streets aud TOAD
ways West Washington Market for particulars The
CITY ioocord. Copies ioi sale at No 2Clt, Hall.
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Grc1lilfn i,:cl C5laic Tor ale.

4 80, u-.. 49,, 80 ,r.,iu. -,, t'fq,t l. now
- ,,,s.,a ,yl III n,.,s a, -, ,, - ,b,..i
-, d. l.t..
i'''i'"-- '''- f.., \. f..'l l-t... ,'i,.
~ - .''' -i ' E - $50
ETDt, II .I-f)n tIiptp't-.fEp. il the ties. part,
= an .is.-.ar Gcf -, tptfs i,- ,,3 ARIF Of vootd
- t,.,il.,s. 80 d. .',,,, - ,..,,,
." - rf-i'% ~ a. ,yutr5i.G o. .L....u.-f
NOR SALE On EruDhlylO
3 4iory aud rf,rt.s ~ Bli - HOUSE No - Taftyeite-
do do How
Hi.- ~
la do lTy ,pueiby ~.
dol de-. iJ- Wliu .-al, -.
GORDON r. PORD q q tr. a.. 9f1t. 'yr.
,.~v,,,,N.y.,,
e.OR - ~ or f.-'liA..PI-
aUcau.ful sfgs tram DIV LII ~ h1"te 'lree-St"rF
high t4,in' a..d I'D lr, bU ,n Dcst iufT ifIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
Zeal G5iate CO Gx,baule.

4 EXCHANGE for next 10 Gave, the greatest
M ltfsiu offered. tlts gam COUA TRY SEAT the
N"~-iiVr i,toai buiu ~ the mot ski'ifn SorlYru
tr irriou " New YORK gentleman house Ut
hc r'Ilcte
s''Wut large mirrors ~ ca1dri''fs iarye goluts
fruits; complete 0UIJp'lhug- - OCCUPANCY
Any willing to max" tr~ tn1pstnd dollars easy il
,n,iied Ia "GorA PbOi.r mi al par ciap a my
Onio HIN Ky - M Jkit. pptSL
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ON JERSEY CITY NIGHTS,
" HOUSES TO RENT.
IIOU SIS POR SALE,

HOUSES POR SALE,
From 81 OO0. all m0TD improvements f
CA. WATER, AND sEWERAGE
Dis,ouc tine. nom foot ~ Libertst. New YORK, BY
and " Y X r. running 90 Trans daly) TO Bergen
Station. Is only
or ~ Cortisds. NewYor by Jersey City FeirY
eav ng every five minutes 10 tie i1eren; Ions
JERSEY CITY HIJHTs. averages only
81 MINUTEsi
Thousands ia looking for hracs nTagareof
these ilesfcts When an outlay q I'D cents "a! ~ nars
AZ T ~ II l Stat 90 o. Vii liz We yoi al fSs
by 3jrUue roa' apply 20 = Car1ulfnd s.rzr rgtaF.,
Co, ct GraRt.s;reci junction
SUHMIT n. J.-TO LET for 1915 year,
- rom MaJ "a modern built oney ola HgI - n
ta.arc at oy 9tc gG9rs 81 o ASRAcLE AssnI Ss
tr",n 10 to II II. NJ
rI'O LET--At Lake George, furnished COT
seaoou address H. q. tCrri-t, Murays st.
'IU btT-At lizabeth, at the nominal rent
anv AID heait,fy ksated xthin ave mia1tes ~ i, pet
Apply JULIUS A. FAI, Elizabeth, n
no LET-rhe MANSION HOUSE OF the
at" Richard = 'arnmi on The HAHN RIVER a ".r the
ho.s'-- frrPr,,,s- boat ho',se Sc &c Aryly 20
r. c. CpaBEs Exchange Iu- o., 10 Broadway.
's'O LET-At BOONToN, n. j., near depot,
4 large HOUSE 50N10 Ii rooms rang ahd sSt'i ~
aur rove nt $50 per year Apply To GEORGE hL'och-
40 LET-In Springfield, n. j., next door 20
hour nom IN ciy by inc nela ar ana Railroad,
large t~o slry and attic house. tt Aehcn 81 - 80 -
Of W WADE 81 EeLt ave, Ho~i Of ol A. g. WOOD
RUIZ, Postmaster Springfield
NONKERS. -Splen,hd COTTAGE To LET,
. ss stee rood E" Va, y ea S, s' shade .a i
Apply To JAMIE" foUAA.'s' Agent, Foakefa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

LTiscellloeous- Co1ntTY.
HORT EDWARD lNSIIFJTE. y. y, for
laes aud Eolt.,aen -!3l ar tIr unul acd C'"
non In..si ,felsEe ciies "T h.-llo~ s' i1i ii,
AiIes-J Js. e. 4-,G, D.I). ping i-rul Narrh -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
Ccuutrp propcrtp 20 fet.
FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET

~
A FURNISHED COTTAGE TO Ltf-At
\ 10. glas,on, L. l., 2Tiis IRON - YORK M" 'v u
basInq fishing and sabiag Easy terms. AP j. at - rai
~aV Lo.m 20, % 40 REID sup rntthast 0n rns,s
AT PASSAIC, \. J.--To Il NJ, tie cub
~ scb late Sidcle. on me Hirhis - Ioor iulob
range, @. - minutes nom sew YORK from co
t,wnr 1t ris3F. !, a FOX, Eas ,oa' PeTu.
4 RARE CHANCE 70 RENT OR BrY.-
"A hpe RESIDENCE near cypress HIls. J. j. corner AZ
rance aud furnace acres barn fruit &c; Rent scio ,~r
y4u. Adlress Owner, fAot. }. a. FoA, ka,i9H = 49,
AT p0UGLtSTON, l.. IT,. II miles from
~ Nv IoiMIro lEI, barge HgcSL t9ns ~ G.'iJy
lio irA Of sound acr OF aua Hcrru q, rrea GO
IONS. ned cqsv terms AMY - Bf~lwHy Room =, or
JOdN KEfD, SUI en- tend, Mt OF rIluisee
COUNTRY RESIDENCE 70 LET - situated
Y near aad oveiloosiag BhIDGBtOkI, Conn, 40 mke
priv paF furnished desired For sTHs A
,i,s Ice 81 iy to DoON BtOIiEIeS % Ao"aiIst,
or Bridgeport Conn -
COUNTRY PLACES TO LET.
UHHAN 1875 EL.ING- TO LIT or iis ,eaOn o. -ar a
ate "a Tns'cg.ni rfianold Geeau Beach, N!ach ~1nl
Iy,i, or's ryoris a. tr,rrord ri tc,i rst flr,
risae! on aI,ar"a. !. n wfCkOFF q Co., u f@rA-'o".
FURNISHED AID UNFINISHED HOMES
llful recon Of p .tatlon me sound aud \, sIia
ven aiU4!; De- s.surA " cgse or purchase o. aNH!~
HE Apply - Melville r. Neal, Son;h NT*Ait, '"uh
NARRAGANSET'T Pier. Furnished cottage 10
~ lL $40 Address Dr. Wharf n, Cambridge Mass
~ EW ARK, \. ito LET, a BRICK HOUSE
eight roms as aai va en- 9rge garden @iilIn hF
tent, 500 AWy ,oJOs BALDWIN & Co. z6l MsrAet at'
Nrwarh, NJ.
ON JERSEY CITY NIGHTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
rooh!nu tlropertn 60 Get


BROOKLYN H0USES-fo LEI Or for SALE.
- E.lu sle ~ ALL Tlis el hrA. foIA AggLcy : Btk
man It. mar an city r1Lra is. RUiAND WHITING
sNOR SALE or TO LET, on one of thr best
no. of ear roatss N ronklyntiresnc anal ai's ave-
. s.l,uld BROWN STONES, FRAN. or BRllNi .itA a
~ Fff tNiSfI D and = F SHE'D Ia icli ir n1ne
date pose Apply Ia IA y HALL & So, w
$40 FiAna fn a e. creme, Brooklyn.
vE,D LrT-5J5 CARE rON-AVE., bc9Utiful
d TWO.@TORY BROWN -STONf on improvement Oay
uiallsw rent, CT pr LlOD;h RULAND NliA IHH,
DcehM.nst
ITO JET-A pIcac Of PROPERTY situated in
\ Prr,o slvn neal the Catharfne Ferry With watr folt
snitable 0T storage ysgd Apply 70 H. o. 1oOLIOS' ~
ErHalhaJ.
CE'O 1T in Brooklyn.-A Furnished HOUSE;
ten rorns all ina r'yeHr~nts 10 ntnrte- tr,'n F"nt
luulo Wan ST. f,tics. r"ii- iNoJ uilu'-'u'
81, % A. IL HOWL 80 Pacific - rg5Aiyn
VgNO IRT-$75O ycar-2lG Wilson-St., r. D.;
: excellent ne ghJorio~s. Whisl -burgb s4'in.s
Bunk al moaern lnprOv merits Ia g2oi onisT =. ~ 'es
irIn City Ifar, y. Y. A.piy To IA . y. ~ ,
~ ''''- ~ 80 =
T5IO RENT. furnished or unfurnished, tho
haul sDme 3.ssory brown stone eOLSl- w. 3! ~
m1rts ace iOrs- ast ~ fl1husnre only u hohs
fr,n INC main Prospect Para Prcn iurIsAeI,
-. 900 Apply PC-tljO'~, - Nassau -, ~" l'lN'
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.rnNEEnS MnllrAl.Y lNsrlrI-TE

f0r ~ lIF h0I. M " r-1 I'TIi'v Nl.'Ial men.
BrNJAM v u A-Dr, Box 80 Gji f"n."rs, =. Y.
e.)%N FOR TEN Notwithstanding frF
- &'FO Young aoy,. J.. flIN n- a. 81, Ecu y-tes, L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

y < j. Rev. I. c. WYcR0fF, Iri' cipai
A BOARDING SCHOOL for - Boys.
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Gitp propertn 60 Get.

rT'0 LET-A spacious and well lighted store.
gJx4J 40 GS fniycrsify tlfce a5s afae room on %
onl faos aavted Tor Lusness Agplg IL Msllrr
40. 40 Ubyer-.ty place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

"IhTOu las ie by N-ar pressing infH sad TO
is o ami W trying {" live IL CHRISTIAN ana
gentleman. crt3hy honor 10 hS pIn ssiJL, aId h
rcIninecc1cc- VIII bc rss1 wih drsht by al WI
tie sarc-t consistency u s1ch TIE spent i as IL IN
noe a c.l at ariuOus ana Oli,A gaIlei in
nreiudioa antldi- Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

or Corsndist. NewYork. by Jersey CITY FsrrY
leav ng every five mutes TO tie hereni points
on JERSEY CITY HIJHTs averages only
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Notice of Foreclosure.

N(vHEELAS, Walter Pi,,lury, then of stow.
w County OF oxford aud state OF Maine, by
IA, deed OF mortgage duly executed and acknow J.
edged. dated the hrst day OF November, ls'1, and
recorded iu the oxford Western DIST. Registry OF
Deeds, book a.. page $40, conveyed 10 the under.
signed. certain tract or parcel of land together
with the buildings thereon, situated IN said stow
and bounded aud described "a, follows: Beginning
AZ the main road leading by Joseph l.. johnson :
aud adjoining said Johns6n's land and running
eastwafdly on said Johuson's nOrtherly line 10 a
pine stub ia the ledge; thence northerly on the
line OF land owned by Thomas NJ. johnson 20 the
SlonehAln road; thence westwartly on said road
% land owned by said + NJ. johnson - the road
first mentioned thence on said road 70 the lrst
mentioned bound. Also, another parcel on the
westerly side of said road and bounded on the
east by said road and on the south by land owned
by Leighton johnson, on the west BY land owned
by the heirs OF j. h. Eastman, and on the north
by land owned by said I. NJ. Johnson, conveying
10 the undersigned the whole OF the homestead
farm on which the said Pllsbury then lived and
whereas the conditions ofsAid mortgage have been
and now are broken, now therefore by reason OF
said breach OF conditions, ! claim 70 foreclose
said mortgage IN accordance with the provisions
OF he statute in such case made and provided.
Dated at Fryeburg, this twenty. second day Of
July, 4. D., ISIS. BENZ. W. NChEEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
4 lIIISSel Shell.
~ CELIA THANrER,

WHY art thou cOlored like the evening sky
Sorrowing for sunset Lovely dosi thou lie,
Barred by the washing OF the eager brine,
Al the snow S m0,ionless and wind-caryed line.
Cold stretch The SHOWS, cold throng the waves
the wiRd
Stingssharp,-Sn icy IRE, touch unkind,-
And signs as il with passion OF regret
The while marx thy tiuts OF violet.
beauty strange o shape OF perfect grace
Whercon The lovely waves Of color trace
The history OF the wears that passed thee by,
And touched thee with the PathOs OF the sky
The sea shall crush thee, yea, the ponderous wave
Up the loose beach shall grind, and scoop thy
grave,
Thou thought OF tod What more than thou am
Bo,h transient as Jhc sad winds passing sigh.
-SsribBcr'S N0HfhlE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

VeGciiue il Sold BY aII Druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Real Estate Sale.

DI virtue of license from the Honorable
ID Judge of Probate within aud for the County
OF oxford, shall sell at auction or private safe,
at the residence of JOSEPH FIELDS in sumner,
all The right, title and interest which Charles
Decker, late OF Hartford, deceased, had in and 10
a certain piece OF land, situated in the northeast
part of the town of sumner, lying on the stream
which divides that town from Hartford, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST Si, at , O'Clock L. NJ.
The land is mostly covered with forest and Is
not subject 20 dover. Terms given at time OF
sale. T. ii. BROWN,
Paris, July p, rs. Admir-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Non-Rcsidcnt Taxes,

lu ;ho town - Mexico, County OF Oxford and
STATE OF Maine loI thc year 1874.
The following li-t OF taxes on real estate "i non
rc. ilcut owners iu the town OF Mexico, Tor uc
wear l>14 h. bills committed Go SEW BILL Corr
collector of taxes oT said town oi Mexico ON
iht l-t day OF August, lsst has been returned by
uim 20 me- as remaining unpaid ou The -'th day
of MHt, $50, by his certificate OF that 'iaic and
now rctliiu uupJid and notice i- hereby given that
% -ald taxes, Interest aud charges are not p'id
into tuc treasury ui sand town within cis hie,u
months from the date OF The commitment os -Ad
bills so much uI the real estate 80 taxed as VIII h'
sufficient to p.ty the amount duc thcsciut including
interest ami charges Viii WiihuW further notice he
sold at public auction 3t my Office 30 Wit: II The
-tu.. oi HENRY ". Farm y Co, m said Town
ou the l-tu dsy OF February De- e. a. 10 o'clock \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Prom The petrOl. Free Prs...

Among the Improvements noticed by a
western paper is the mention that "our
friend Shaw has set out two shade trees
IN front of the house he cheated his
mother out Of"
It's well enough to be posted in orthog-
raphY. When an editor receives letter
saying: "Snr-StOpp mi paper. kuss
yew |" be doesn't tell halt as badly as if
the writer had put his words in straight
English.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate for the County OF Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Executor of the last VIII
aud Testament of
DENNIS MOORE, late of Lowell,
in said county, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted TO the estate Of said deceased to
make immediate payment aud those who have
any demands thereon. TO exhibit the same to
GEORGE III. MOORE.
July so. 1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
kidney Complaint.

Probably there Is no complaint that afiicts the
human system which is so little understood at the
present time, some Of the varied forms OF
Kidney Complaint.
There is no disease which causes such acute
pain more alarming in its results than when the
Kidneys Tail 10 secrcte from the blood uric acid
and other poisonous substances, which the blood
accumuiates IN rs circulation through the system
Itirom any cause the kidneys fail TO perform the
functions devolving upon them, the foundations
are taken mp by the absorbcnts and the whole ~ s.
TEN thrown into 4 state OF disease, causing great
pain and suffering and very often immediate death
Hence the Importance OF Keeping the Kidneys and
blood IN healthy condition, through which all the
i,rll.rIriIi..s IL Tho l..A.lN. mn -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Pronounced Incurable.

Boston. May so, ISL.
n. K. >TETENs, Esq.: Dear Sir-l have been badly
afflicted with Kidney Complaint for ten years have
suffered great pam m my back, hips and side, with
great difficulty IN passing urine, which was oiten
IN small quantities, frequently accompanied with
blood and eNcrutiaiing pain.
l have faithfully tried most OF the popular rem
edics recommended for my complaint, have been
under the treatment OF some OF the most skiliul
ply sicians In Boston, all OF whom pronounced my
case incurable. This was my condition when
Was advised 10y a friend TO try the NEGETINE, and
I could see the good effects from the first dose
took, and from that moment kept on improving
until was entirely cured, taking in all, l should
think, about SIX bottles.
IL Is indeed a valuable medicine, and If should
DE afflicted again in the same way, would give a
dollar for dose, II could not get il without.
Respectfully, j. VI. GLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Nou-Resident Taxes,

In the town OF DixGeld County OF Oxford and
state of Maine FOR the year lS7l.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners IN the town OF DlNhcld ior th'
wear iss4 In bills committed 10 \. c. DOUGLASS
Collector OF taxes of said town on
the lith day of july lSsi has been returned by
him TO me as remaining unpaid on the 9Th day
OF July 1873 by his certificate OF that date an,
now remain unpaid and notice l. hereby given tina
II the said Ncs interest and charges are not pait
into the treasury OF said town within eighteen
months nom the date OF the commitment OF SAID hill'
20 much OF The real estate taxed as will be sucicn
10 pay the amount due therefor including inietes
and charges will without further notice be sold q
public auction at
The shop of : f. Grnths, in said town OF
Friday the l4th day OF January, 1875, at 10 oeoeI
A NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Ice Water

Aud sweetened. forms a mixture which, az a cool
ing, healthy aud refreshing summer Beverage has
no equa'. Barrels OF ice water, prepared IN this
way, may be drank without the slightest injury
and happy is the man Tho finds in this substi-
tute FOR SpIrtuous liquors. Its value 20 the Farm
er, Mechanic and Lab0rer cannot be over .estlma
all. so finely Favored ~ 10 be enjoyed bv lovers
OF The NnOlnR.f lLuunr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Pain in the Back.

There j. no remedy known 10 medical science
which has proved itself more valuable in eases OF
Kidney Complaint than the NEGErINE. IL acts
directly upon she secretiOns, cleanscs aud purlfes
action.
The following extraordinary cure Of great sua-
crcrs, who have been given mp by the best ply 81
and should challenge the most profound attention
of the medical faculty, as well ~ Of those who are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

Amid these fragments OF heroic DAYS
When thought met deed with mutual passion 5
leap,
There sits PANE whose silent trump makes
cheap
What short lived rumor OF ourselves We raise;
They had tar other estimate oil praise
Who stamped the gnet OF their souls So deep
In art and action, and whose memories keep
Their height like stars above om misty ways;
In this grave presence TO record Iny name
Something within ue hangs the head ami shrinks (;
Dull were The soul withou, some joy in fame
Yet here TO claim remembrance were, methinks,
Like him who, IN the deserts AWFUL frame,
Notches his cockney initials on the sphinx
-Atlaatic Nonfhly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
The Best Medicine.

East MARsHEIKLB, August 20, lssO.
MIR. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l am seventy -one years
of age: have suffered many wears with kidney
Complaint, weakness in my back and stomach. |
was induced by friends 10 use your NEGETINE and
I think il the best medicine for weakness OF the
Kidneys ever used. have tried many remedies
for this complaint, and never found so much relief
As from the NEGETINE. IL strengthens snd invig-
CRATES The whole system. Many of my acquaint-
auces have taken H. and believe Il to DC good for
all the complaints for which 1t j. recommended
frlll.. IlNI SIIERMAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
\. IT. ALhtN, Juunc,
A true eopy-atlel: Il. c. DAVIS. Keslster.

OXFORD, zs;- At = Count Of Probate held AZ
Paris within gad FOR the County Of Oxford
the third TucsdAl Of July, 4. j, $50.
GEORGE ". HASKELL. Executor on the es-
tate of CLEMENT :. HEATH, late OF Bethel Ia
sad county, deceased, having presented IN, ac-
count OF administration OF the estate OF said de
ceased for allowance;
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order To Dc three weeks excessively Ia the
Oxford Democrat printed az Paris, that they may
appear AZ a Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
In said County the third TUESDAY Of August next
az O'Clock In the forenoon and chow cause u any
they have why the same should not b. allowed.
A. IL WALKER, Judge.
4 true eopy-Attest: II. Z. DAVIS KcgLster.
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OAtoRD, 5. :-Ata Court OF rIObate held % raIis,

UAfORD, ss:-Ata Court of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF OXFORD,
on the third Tuesday of July. \. ID. ls7j.
ON the petition of JAMES NJ. PURlNlON' Al
ministrator OF the estate OF CHARLES \. NEW
HALL, late of Andovcr in said County deceased
praynk for license 10 sell and convey two
thirds interest in certain lands in Andoyer North
surplus hereby intending TO convey certain TAX
titles 10 said estate in connection with transfer
of a mortgage of the same premises to Emery
Cross \ Thurston for the sum OF two thousand
dollars.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
TO Nh persous Interested by causing an abstract
of his petition, with this orde- thereon
10 be published three weeks successfully IN the
oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they may
appear ai Probate Court 10 be held al fafis
In said County ON the third Tuesday OF August next
at O'Clock In tire forenoon aud shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attcst; II. G. Davis Register.
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In Bankruptcy.

Ia the District Court Of The United States FOR me
District OF Maine.
In the matter of LLEwELLYN X. NELSON
aud EUG ENE NELSON, Bankrupts.
District of Maine, SIS:
At Fryeburg, in said District the 9Th day OF
July, A. D., 1875. The undersigned hereby gives
notice OF his appointment as Assigned OF Llewel'
lyp h, aud Eugene Nelson of Waterford, in the
County of Oxford and State of Maine, within said
district, who have been adjudged bankrupts upon
their own petition, individually and as members
OF the firm OF Nelson Brothers 10y the Disrici
Court Of said district.
= Sw DAVID Il. HASTINGS. Assignee
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