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STEAMER LINES.
CHAN GE OF TIME.
REGULAR LINE TO
NORFOLK, NEW YORK,
ROGT0N m pm nVUnR q

On and after MONDAY, September sOth, 1875, the
new and elegant steamer,
- Lady Of the Lake,
viii make three regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week,
touching At the principal River LAID seA94S
IngsI o. follows Leave WASHING
ION every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
pAn At 3 O'Clock p. m, and NORFOLK every
IUksDAb, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
p. m.
Fare 20 Norfolk -; round trip tickets, 50. Meals
and state rooms extra.
Tickets good until used.
For Tickets, etsterooms or Information apply q
the ONCE Of the INLAND AND SEABOARD
COASTlNG COMPANY, at the National Metro
politan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury De-
partment- sepl3-u
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MASH. Is WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. l001 northwest corner 10Th aud ID streets
(Successor 90 Green Williams.
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LOB POTOMAC RIvEB LANDINGS.

The gwif, asd fayorite Iron steamed
PILOT BOY, W. II. Byles, Captain
having been thoroughly overhauled and RENTED,
VIII resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings
TUESDAY, March ID, and every To tuesday, and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fitzhughs wharf,
arrive In Washington every Wed nesaay end Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily.
AL freights must be prepaid.
febE N Il FIIZd Ugh, AReu
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AUCTION SALES.

- N. con Auo .ioneer. sag q street norshxes.
Il Or MONDAY NO RNING sap.cnosr 21th,
~ st 10 =. NJ, IN trppt Of NV salssrscms. viii
N hold ny regular sale OF New aud Second hs al
SR FurEit'1e. Stoves, Crockery, Mattresses,
al.o, hsHGsOme Walnut SIdeboard. opc large
American flag, and . assortmen, Of = assware aud
Notions. IA RN cox. Auct.
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Il Or MONDAY NO RNING sap-cnlor 21th
hold az iesaiaf ssie q New aud second hs ii
orh,sss; s'SseJ; 1sSSsssTs; aatrHs:ss;
American 4 Tag, and IN Assortment OF sssware aud
Notions. IlLl R cox. Auct:
AyAsH. b WILLIAMS, Auctioueer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th aud ID streets,
(successor TO Green Williams
II the District Of CoiMnbis, passed Iuiy 2Ist. A.
r. ls75, in Equity cause No. .2s, in which Willis
s ID Id ,1 d
&c ober, A. d. ISIS, at o'clock o. m, on the pre-
property, 20 wit: The efourth Of acre IN
1ct(2s twenty eight. in section 80 three OF Bsrrys
The property is improved by two-story Frame
Terms: One half cash, aud residue ia two equal
nstalmepts, pay able pectively six and twelve
moIths from h day of sale, with per cent in
give his promissory notes secures BY deed OF trust
on ,be property. deposit Of $500 will be Required
not cnmplied With in Se DAYS from the dsy Of ssis,
The Lgste Iish, 70 resell at the risk and
wv u ~ L. ckBELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
sep2s s,mSw WASH. g. WILLIAMS, Auct.
-. Resl Estate Brok and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings corner u and streets n. W.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETwExN
NEAR THE TREASURY BUILDING, IN The
CITY or WASHINGTON.
fkY MONDAY, the All day Of October. ISIS,
Ia at a lock p m, will offer for sale AZ pupc
auction, in trout of the premises 10 the highest bid
Ger, all Of Lot number eleven CID in square amber
two hundred and twenty four t22iD a. laid dom
Dp'n the ground plan of said city. said lot being
more particularly described As follows
ca mmeI cling at point on the south line OF north
street l3 feet Lches esserly from the southeast
corner Of 18th street west aud north street:
Dsng thence essterly along the south line of said
north street 81 feet inch to an alley; thence
southeIly at right angles with said line Of north
street 1l3 feet 50 inches thence westerly at right
angles 81 feet iuch and thence norfherly at right
angles l3 feet sls inches 10 the place of beginning
The property will be sold a whole.
Terms OF sale: One third cash and the balance in
three equal instalmens at six twelve and Eighteen
mouths pectvely, for which the notes of the p1r
chaser will be taken, bearing interest at six per
cent. per annum, and secured b. deed of trust On
tce property sold. depot il of $50 will be required
at time of sale. EDWIN M. LEWIS,
Trustee Of Jay Cooke q Co, bsnkrupts.
". ID. DAyIDGE, Attorney.
sep25s,w&s B. III. WARNER Auct
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SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK, WITH NINE
ROOMS AND STORE ROOM 2OxIO FEET,
MIXTURES COMPLETE. AND GAS A ID
WATER; STABLE IN REAR.
a will sell al public auction, in front OF the
q premises, on FRIDAY, October |, 1873, at 5
O'Clock p. m, House No 2001 l4th street, between
and streets northwest Lot 2OxlO0 feet, to
pave alley.
Terms made known on day of sale.
sep4 II K. J. SWEET, Auct.
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Resi- Estate Brok, and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings csruer II and streets n. W q.
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Il. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 911 7th street, opposite U. s. Post Office.
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The ocean was grumbling to itself, and
reaching its angry little wavelets toward the
lowering mist, through which q few sum
beams streamed 10 dance upon its turbulent
stretched away over the land TO the high
DIue SKY, setting upon a black rock over
which The white spray few, when the winds
We're high. A slender form, seemingly a
child Of the mist, stood on this rock. Dark
hair falling in wild confusion and tossed by
the sea breeze, white robes fiuttering and
streamb g toward the land, clasped hands
raised, eyes full OF mourning; ali, Daisy, al
ways mourning with the mist thick about
you! A sea gull wings its weary way by her,
houses and a high church spire. The form
does not move; bit for the spasmodtc twltch-
ing OF the lips, one would take IL for statue.
"Moanie, dear me, where have you been? Do
cries petulant voice. "Im so tiredi MI.
Claiburne has been with me, gathering shells,
and then I've looked everywhere for you.D
Daisy's heart gave quick leap, she felt faint
her. Poor and plain, with nothing resem-
bling these fatry-like creatures, called Young
ladies s, but just heart.
81 wish you'd stop looking so doleful,
Moanie."
Daisy's great sad eyes had GAINED her this
name, q contraction Of mournful Mr.. Lens
worth had been very considerate and very
generous; he had taken her into society as
his adopted daughter, dressed her as SUCH
and treated her as be treated his own child, a
blonde hair; but ali, there was no happiness
for Daisy; her heart ached constantly, and
her brain throbbed, as she remembered her
old life. IL she could only have forgotfeni-
but no, that miserable love burned Into her
heart.
al can't help it, RosaD
stBut You must. Smile now, please do.
lust oncei yoRge lovely when you SMILES
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETwEkN
I4TH md 18Th STREETS, NORTHWEST,
NEAR THE TREASURY BUILDING, IN The
CITY or WASHINGTON.
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I.iIsad.

l,P fever Is prevailing quite y
p! here. aud a large number OF
haze teea Sc, ou,.
lie c-.erF..4-s have made their app
-l'o sikh iu.. force and the to,ch
professions are coming out.
/. 'e 'pg.e aad plum trees are in full
anil good prospect Of large
z LIE c2.erpill4rs are kept off.
LIE 10 Bethel some time ago. l had
! s''a'1'e twisting The Water Spou,
'lse Where saw a steam washer
r''A,ioa. 1. consisted OF tube two
I 10 circumference and some -
I ''ng' curved At the top and which
4 e used 10 g common wash boiler.
4 'gng Tue wa,er boiling The steam
q 2 through The lube snd hack
Z e ,-e Coihes. keeping the steam
Ia -''' 10 eo7s,an, circulation. One
". cleanse The dir,iest clothes
"a -s'ai in each town or county.
4. ''-'! ol advertising. would do well
4 lg these uacL.aes.
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.., Inc Poultry Fanciers here are having
SO far 'neiI eggs
T. h. Smith has his row ,,;,,;ua
ABOUT ready to single and clapboar,i
NJ, Smith intends to occupy the lower
part as Boot and Shoe Store ,na ~
upper story as his residence.
hathaway Davis Il Co. have very
me pulpit just completed for the Con-
sregatOnal church of this place. II is ot
very pretty design, aud exceedingly
wei executed. They have two neat and
TASTY parlor billiard tables in then sbop
"n'eh they have Just completed for
charley Richardson and Geo Marsh
"ey are soon to put new engine into
'nelr shop as the long shaft CONNECTING
WIN the FIGURING Co. 5 water power does
-, '-'u'sn sufficient power Tor their
constantly increasing business.
They are always ready for any Job that
comes up. '''''
r { Merrill at the Foundry i, now
putting up and sending of a very large
number OF the rcttensill Culiyator
X Horse Hoe.
Love'oy * Dresser, Blacksmilhs have
sold out to Mr.. Mouutford of Mino,
VINO RaS already commenced business
ii Tue shop occupied by the old firm.
L''ridge Mckceu and family are about
moving 'oio he vacant house oppo
Site Robert Grey's formerly known IS
the Hiram Chase stand.
DIR. Il. Gray only son Of Pober, GRAY
oil TINS p!@eo is paving the old homestead
a shor, visit.
C,pfog
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CARLOS.
sumner.

May 5i.-Sumner can boast of some
pretty smart li,tle girls. Alour Sabbath
School concert last Sunday. Jennie N
S'e'sor, little four year old. rccned The
poem Il want to be an Angel" in a
Gear voice. which could be heard in CIV.
cry part OF The church.
We also have some smart boys. among
whom Is Charley H. Bouuey. whose
father died last sumner. aud len him
and his widowed mo,he, a snug little
h'm. Although Charlie is fourteen years
Oh lie Is very small OF his age. Bat he
is win 'hc help Ola Kind neish5or car.
Uins on bis farm, and. should The
season "e favorable. he has good pros
poet OF .iae harvest in The fall.
L II L. ).
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TOWN ITEMS.
Bethel.

1.-THE eaterpillars are making
,-,vsges on the fruit and forest trees
n Pbibrook has planted nine acres
-,,stoes. using one hundred bushels
. III and fifty cords Of stable manure.
Noses \. Mason has seven acres of
Inn. promising finely.
AZ " W. Mason has driven TO his
.,,rss in Albany, his flock OF eotswold
ir.so. purchased lAst Tall in Cansda.-
- have wintered finely. and have
- =, lambs by their sides. He has
~ ,,;- of twin grade Durham calves.
- another pair that look quite as much
a. -.r, which he has turned away with
-, mothers. lie is deyoting much
- stock raising, and the improve
~. Il stock in this vicinity.
Inlay Mrs. john SAiit, after short
-. died very suddenly. Tuesday,
NJ n. /. He'll, most es'imable lady,
-l.fvy.,ix yea.s.altcg painful illness
..rsr,, moa,hs, died. Mr., Benjamin
~, and MIS-. Wm. S,cwell were buried
J--.i,v. aud Sabbath day the remains
.C,l. Brooks ,ay in stale and were re-
-,,,3 NJ ujay TO Dalton, \. IL, ior ia-
.unent
p .ts sabbath evening. with q union
.e meeting ia the Congregational
...s. participated in by all 'he church
Noalay. CONRAD, visited The several
~.sris, unie, Tie direction of Col. {.
rlrsrJs g, mal,Lal assisted by Mai.
" u.,A,u, and >,rewcd a. pyo.usion
-,rs-, upon the graves Of Tie fallen
,, Hon. r Foster, jr, presided
,.- NE assembly. Rev. David Garland
,slihe divine blessing. The coruc.
pa.eI a Ji,sc and Gen. John
.-..s. Brown OF Portland, delivered a
5... address 80 large assembly,
el.a ;he Maple Wood Cemetery,
"A DE open canopy OF heaven.
slsa.,.ou lumber company's legs
passing Be.he. ,o.day. They have
.H Zee. oi lumber 10 their drive.
a.aaelu attention To advertisement
rl. Billings 30 another column. lie
d., shop some ,p.eaiiL toy yuggies,
I'd ID ,J., wagons. Dum wagons, and
n ..ug aud accommodating woTk-
WAC 81, a.asys ready % do Sc ioo
.a5..,s. notice. lie as fortunate in
.-. r,ic-s oi Nr. E4ssol,w5o
o. .lo best horse Saoegs 10 The
Is A. persons 44,iuS bushes, with
a4, .e ASSURED O.. honorable dca,-
W.
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''1lsers OF this place. who now
81 nearly -.p.are having q large and
-.'-' hall d.,ed ~ Tor their use
~s store OF Ava Shurtl,G. with
'-1y claim 10 10 al lAeir trading
TON lsl.es.
81 ..,4 Lewiston have opened
- 'oots Store. styled The Lew
-'" >-ore "a, 5 F, Briggs Old
opposite Savings Bank. where
''''..se TO sell "a, srea. discounts
ssl.1 prices.
1-eese Iacto,y commenced ope-
as. week May 70. under charge
/, '''' oil BORE Mass. They are
! '''a; -Nlo los. of milk per day
i ' nave o. cheese in process OF
/. ~ .a''' 10 'he river owing to the
! -r ,.-. dry spell is getting so
/. --' " L.'rty d Bmin.s are Obliged
d & alike ia item Saw and Slave
! a.. --'l aave teeu running for a
''-' Pa, about loulteen hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

Having purchased The right of Oxford County
or the
G Q NJ u IL II II w ~ = II +, r ;"
ne are now ready TO sell Town Rights. Any one
wishing TO embark in good paying business viii
please address, 4. l.. RECORD, or
+. S. WALCOrT,
Welchville, Me
March p, -. SIM
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Sale Of Real Esfate.

DI virtue of a license from the Hon. Judge Of
ID Probate, within and for the County Of on
for shall sell at auction or private sale. all the
right title and interest which CHARLES DECKER
late Of Hartford, deceased, has 20 three parcels oi
land in sumner and Hartford, AZ the residence Of
said Decker in Hartford on TUESDAY, the 10Th
day of JUNE next at ;wo o'colck l.. VI. IN,
further information Will be furnished al the time
and place OF sale 4. II. BROWN,
May ~ -. Administrator.
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- Neaith heformer continues to give the
tSoEi' instruction IA al matters pertaining 10
n'A!.l ana THIS month contains, US usual a good
,"4'e'! ot h5gienic literature. The June number
H. among others, the following excellent arti.
~ moe Hygiene, Dress Reform, A Holocaust
70 =, iooteco, ApopleNy, Case of Chronic Arsenic
olsohlng, schools and School Children, Discns.
sion OF The salt Question. Two Minutes' sermon
~ Dung Ladies, The story OF Casper Hauser,
yer Iedicines, Does Acoboi Make Men Work
l-dSlet Narcouzing Horses, Testimony in Favor
vi NeSeia,ianism, Homeopathy Outdone, Fri
emma Adulteration OF sugar and Syrups, Tea
auu Couee. Interesting Notes, New Deiicacy for
DouImands. Published az Battle Creek Mich.
Specimen copies arc sent free.
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Female Weakness.

N-e,t.ue art- directly upon thc causes ot these
complaints. 10 inv gpratss and strengthens 1e
Whole -y-tem acts upon the secreu ,e organs, al-
LAWS inflammation cIeau-e- aud cure liberation.
cures cou-t .raton regulates thr bowels, headache
anil rl ms iu trc back cease; Ia ftr there BE- uo
disease or complaint where the Nc-iue gives ~o
lui.l relief anil j. -o elective ~ O. cure, as lu
al.t F., termed Female Weakness. 10 has ueyc,
Called ia one Instance.
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Tllnlols.

IT,. Tt-SEE >trs- 'lti- uuuc-v- lars fJslIe 60
eu.meratc the disease. lor which tbe Negetuc
-l.UlI ht u-tl. 4 know 90 u0 ii-e4- which Wlll
u0, 8Imi, o. it- use with good resu.t-. Almost
uuwcrJblc complaint, are caused by poisonous
secretion, iu tlc blood. which CIu % entirely cN
u,'tl from thl system by che use OF thr \eg-tne.
Wt0u trc blood IS lcricct.s cleaH-t4 tAe disease
RAPIDLY Nlyli-. A.i pains cease. De-. Itliy action
----------L. L--lu-.-.- md ~. nat..aL l. -L-AA
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NIercnriaI Diseases.

p. | , -
Ui.t bt thr Vegetable Kingdom are more sale,
more -u.rc--i.. on then cur, 90 diseases than
m.n.l.I me,Iiclues. \egctmc i- ruuposcl oi
roots. uai < sul herbs 10 i~ pleasant o. take. tn
i- PERFECTLY sltetn give 60 au infant oyou need
C. 10 NOT he-.tate 10 try IL. Nou Will never Tc-
.-I.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

''e Russia" court invited br. Aver aul his
family 10 the Archiuke'- welding in the ROYAL
f..'ce Ii-- distinction Wa, awarded him not
oH'y hcc 'nsc De wa. an American Don. sl.o be-
cause h.s name As physician haI bccome favor
'i'. SHOWN in Russia ou De passage round tlc
No-LI-- Lr-l-. -Na-- p....l.
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OUR TABLE.
The Penn ,ron,h,v g.. Inn,

,.'a"s n. fenh Monthly fortune, contains an in.
HsaessthS article on Electric Phenomena in the
one; Industrial Education. 4 review of Or. Halls
S SooS on The American Evangelists Moody and
Sfn NJ Notices of new books, sc Published by
al $500 per annum. W
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Canker, CankerouS lImor.

N.-rtiue uiU eradicate every tIare OF C1uker
o. Cluksruus Humor nom tAc system. DO no
leave of taking NeEctine while you are obtaining
helm suI feeling better, but take g. regularly aud
eject 81 cure OF the disease. The t!ne aud guam
t.tv of Ne-ctiue TO be taken % efcct cure de-
peuds upol tie nature and severity OF the dis
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DIED.

r. r.rs. lrnc g. pea. Lca Thsycr, agcl 81
yc5I-, tap~ ]. days.
In D.icaJ. MAY -, John VI. Bean, E~q aged
about 10
in l.,"u1orc. Nav -. Mrs. Dnrca- Bakcr, the
l.-, oi t'' Family OF simeon and Eu'h Wright
Barn o. Ct,iv settlers ut sumner wh. rcmoy we'd
{ ere 'um tIr'I-c, Mass, with trrir tWilv az
small children. Wis ltu.n. Joseph. PATTY. simeon
3u1 John, some more fh tu one wear previous to
thD OItth 20 deceased Dnrcl~ which occurred 10
sumner. Dec. O." l7>i being one OF the very first
female births m summer. u
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Crhe Best in the Market.)
Now. one word as to terms, &c.

Now, one word as to terms, &c.
We do not pretend to claim that we
can sell goods at retail at less prices than
we can buy for at wholesale. We do
claim, however, that we will sell Cur
goods at a very small margin Of profit,
and we will prove our words by our
works. We are also well aware Of the
fact that shines are hard" money "close"
and hard to get; therefore, we very much
prefer to sell our goods for Cash, deeming
it better for ourselves and also better for
our customers, when it can possibly be
done; and as an inducement to custom.
ers to adopt the rule of Cash Payment on
delivery of goods, we shall, on and after
May lst, 1875, make a discount of FIVE
per cent. on all goods sold for cash, ex-
cepting only very few articles Of trade
that are now sold as low as they possibly
can be.
We shall endeavor to verify the fact
that, ga nimble sixpence is better than a
slow shilling"
In closing, we will simply say, that we
shall ever endeavor to extend to all Of our
patrons, kindly courtesy, fair and square
dealing, and all reasonable accommoda-
ton. We most cordially invite ell to call
and examine our goods and try our
prices; and in order to get low prices,
and five per cent. off for cash, all the
"card" that we shall require them to pre-
sent, will be "greenbacks," and no matter
who brings them; for We believe that one
mans money is worth as much as the
money of any other man.
H. N. BOLSTER.
South Paris, April 26, rs. Sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

D.t,.,f Carri OF ihe UsHed Siaiss for The district
a. MliAe.
la the, matter of jhc Norway Paper ManuHctur
i,'. ColrpsnV. a Corporation EIuAruld.
nj R~tr ANT 90 Orders Of Court the second meet
tJ l,nr - ls.J 40 10 y. Al at the OIlice Of Geo.
a " iI-on south Paris aud tine third meeting OF
,iJ ,rslitors, July ., Is ., ~ 10 o'clock \. VI
N ,.tiue place. for The purposes named 10 sections
- ,wI , OF tlc Bankrupt Act OF March ., lsi7.
80 CALEB q. CHAPLIN,
GEORGE l. EAkNHAM
sfpr.l,v AssIgEues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

The attention OF iuyalids who are suffering from
kidney, bladder aud glaudular diseases, likewise
lI'" female Irregularities diabetes. mental and
p"S -'' debility, dropsy and complaints incilen.
'a To The miEo'geniial organs I, directed to
MATS R'~'dy. u affords prompt relief and is a
positive care Tor the above named troubles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
NOTICE.

<,NAfI- INTO the enclosure % the suh-hri"er tn
4 Nib-ny on the ilih dlv Of May. one DEEP
SNIn I,tDYkNES OLD HELPER whose owner
j. hi, kroWu. Any person owning said heiier, can
j,a.,. tLa same by paving Tor The keeping OF the
same lud cost vi advevlisment ,,,vr,u,,
Alhnny, June !, 1875.
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Freedom Notice.

MORA valuable con liberation, hereby gyem my
L son CHARLES @. BEAN, The remainder o'
IN. minority. lai SHAH claim none II his earnings
nor pay aus deb ot his contracting after lhis
date. SARAH j. BEAN.
Wi;ue-l: ]. n DvUvLAs~.
luton. Ne. jane I, -.
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MARRIED..

]" Albany, Jane =. ty Rev. S. L. Gouli. Mr..
Amos Preach aaI Nj tilll. FIN. I5ib OF a..
h1nr.
l' l',i 100, W.. -. M samuel D. Bean oi Ecr-
''-. ~ IT, ANA Mrs. >trahI Potter OF Mason, Nc
in LoLel,, Nay 30 d. james Hobbs. Es,I.. Nj.
- ne %. Porter and Miss Ellen Il. Piumer, hoih
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ricum and Tonic Pills.
Nervous Debility.
Nervous Prostitution.

II il Of the highest importance. then, that ind.
ltluals should he able 10 Judge for themselves by
their own feelings il and to what extent they are
attacked by this inSidiou- enemy TO health,
comfort and even life itself il left 70 run its
course unchecked, by the early and prompt ap-
plicati0n OF curative remedcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
OXFORD, IS AT Court of Probate he'd a!

OXFORD, IS AT a Court OF Probate he'd AZ
Fryeburg, within and for the County Of Oxford
on the twentieth day oil May, A. ID. 1870.
On the petition OF GIDEON BEARCE, Guardian
OF FRANCES II. BEAItCE minor heir OF FRAN
CES r. BEARCE, late of Norway, in said County,
deceased, praying for license 10 sell and convey
one individual half OF the homestead in Norway
Village, decided TO Henry NJ. y Frances X. Bcarce
by Winthrop Mathews ct ais, by deed dated the
sixteenth day OF May, n ID. 1874, and recorded in
ncr Durham Of Norway at an advantageous offer
of fourteen hundred dOllars
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
TO all persons interested by causing abstract
of her petition with this order thereon,
10 be published three weeks successfully in the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear al 4 Probate Court TO De held az Paris
M said County, on the third Tuesday OfIune next
Al O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause if any
they have why the same should not I've granted
\. II. WALKER, Judge
Atrue copy-attest: II. c. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
Freedom Notice.

T HEREBY give my son i.l> SANDER u. ~ ".
| fh, remainder OF nis minority, aud shall claim
none OF q I'd, earning nor pay any debts OF his con
tracing amer tai, date. SARAH ). BEAN
Witness. j. II. DOUGLASS.
linton. .iuue ]. ls.j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
Freedom Notice.

rEluE under, .led hereby gives notice that he
hA. given his minor -on, CHARLES \.
WALKER the remainder of al, time during his
majority, and that he shall claim none Of said
son's earnings or pay auy debts OF his contract
inc q Ger This date. CALEB Z. WALKER.
W:'J I,,'-s , is 3w-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

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