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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
VEGETlNE
PURlHES THE BLOOD. R5NOvsTsS AND lSWGoR-
kTES THE WHOLE system.
lis MEDICAL rEoIEEriTs ARE
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT &
DlURETlC.

vt.-ETfNF IS made exclusively iroJn tht juice
of selected hark~ roots ana herbs, and
81 .,-orrir concentrated thJt o. viii cucrtuNly
,.-ftfr f0rl thc -y-frrn ever, O. iut Of >cr'iul1'
S.-,a-Io--s Vrm1r- Tumor~. Cancer, Cameron
tt.-,-,-- t-t-.rs'4a. ~lit Eh,uu. ~,uAtlltic Dis
.f-es Csrtr~. tainfre-- 80 frc ~tHwtch, AMI Aii
.lI-,--e. ttt- tr.-, f-ln .uuurn blood. >c.a'lcA.
Ir,'a.r.1.r... l,. ard glrunIr rheumatism, Neural.
Ola. t;aut snl Spinal Conn ialrt~, can only Toe ~
f..fa4lir ruro.l through 'hF blood
F1- I'l-.~s arI Erun'itc Disease, 40 iHc NAin
Pr.,ures. PiwpIr- Elotetes Eol-, Icitcr, >c2.i
heal ami E.r-rvor.0, NEGEIlNE hAs never iAiie
O. e0srt uHrwtneu, '1uS
Fa- Pains Foo tFc Box. * tney Compliant
I,-.rsv. Female Wr1Nuv--. i.-ucarIhHrl. H-i-." -
r-,rr Internal uIcerrt.oH Hul uterine diseases 'nd
General DEBILITY. NEttriNE acts directly upon
Oh. raus.- ~ these complaints IL ln'l- axes ar
.t-,r,fhen- the Who'll. system. act, upon me see e.
tfrp lr-lus. aIilvS inflammation. cures ulttlAl'vi
ard regulates the bowels.
For Csta-Ih. Dyspepsia. Hauitaal O9,..FcIt'-
Pain tat,on 90 the Heart. llcHddrhe, Iic-' N'r
vousnes- and General Prostitution OF me Ner'ou,
system. no med cine IA, ever given -uea PrllCg
Satisfaction as thc NEGETI\E. lt pur'he' ihe
blood clesusc- all of ihc organs, and pos-tss'7 "
controlling power over the nervous rs ,,thl. 80.
The remarkable cures elected " NhNEl4N T.
have Induced many physicians and apotlec1r',
whom w. know 10 prescribe AMI use u IA '"rt'
own families. . d..
Ia flct NEGETINE b. the best remedy yet as
-,yrr,f for the above diseases and IT. the ONLY r
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before 'h'
public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
STATE OF MAINE.
NTNIE OF MNI''H'
Z, 49, snnrrnle LnIlciAl Court, Septem

OXFORD. ss.-suprene Judicial Court seP'em'
her Term. \. u. lsi5. pr,N
FNoCH FOSTER. JR. ". ABlAL =. bEA .:
And now Il appearing to inc C9u,t s". S W al
miami /. not an iuhabtant Of thi- 9tSts AZ
IA. mo- tenant agent or attorney therein ana 'n"'
a.. has NO notice Of the pendcncy OF this sut
its ordered by the Court thar the sall .alul,n
r,tifv The All Defendant Of the pcuicnry therSoi
30 ausin an abst act OF this Writ, win Ihis orncI
If CONT thereon To be published three week SUI
r.s.iyrly In The oxford Democrat, paper pI it'eu
IN Paris in said County the last Pnonc4s.', ~ IN
C"ntt 10 be holden NJ PARIS aforesaid on the Ms,
v of Decent her next. 20 the end that inc -ail
Defendant may then and there appear AZ sad Our
ami she,y cause 81 any hc have, why ui<n'ht
shouII not be rendered against him'and execution
issued accordingly. ,..,,..,,-r ,.,..t
ATTEST JAhbS =, " -, ~ " 49,, q,
\ true abstract OF Plaintiff Writ and orHe' o'
Court thereon. . ,,.,.,..,,-, OIL
ATTEST - JAhho :. 49,
Poster \ IIcrscy Atty. Tor Plaintiff ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
Abstract OF plaintiffs VIII

-xoCu FOSTER JR., OF Bethel IN our C 20 X..,,
l., "c IN FORD, Plaintiff. ". A0Ial & bvah " Wv
YORK in s state of NEW YSTS n DsiS daicd at New
,h. AZ day of March, 4. ID. is't wner,
ORR me ~ mid Abel t. Bean for value received
in ,y one Ella T. pocks,ader 20 pay her .,
order the sum Of one thousand d ,b.+sSr%ar
after ua no Joy endorsed and delycted to inc
on the '"u' ,,hich The aid Defendant had notice
ki.o upon promsor note lated at SsT n,
ON the ssud day OF April a. y, is;, oromiseJ
sa,a Fiia p Dockstader, TO pay TO her or oIuvl
,hr,, hundred and my dollars one day 49,. ~
,yhich note wa. therea1crwards enu2Isc' aru
delivered to the Plaintiff, Of when tie
''' SiSamnum 5000 Writ dated July !'Ih, \; ~
,s3S and rcturnable to the $ J. Court, September
Term. lSsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
Notice 20 Owner Of Logs.
,,,,,,r, NJ Plaintiff. Writ.

A IRKItr W PICKETT of township Number
n Fiyc, Range Two. m The County OF oNioru
Plaintiff % George II. t'ray and John ADAMS
both OF Bath ia the County OF SaSAdah"c' 'n ss,u
state late cp-parlncr- IA business aud y0lntly
NEGOTIATING ~ Bethel 100 said County OF oAIotd'
under I'm, name of 90 as \ AdIm-'
Action upon an account annexed Tor personal
services Of the Plaintiff fpr - dlls from May ij
80 u MAYS $50 ia driving spruce and pine log'
ON Abbott Brook in Township number fiVc.ltanKc
Two, County OF oxford, on which -a'd log. lac had
"a lien for his personal ,cr' ices in DRIVING the anne
nm,uuiin, 10 sllS5 The log, which have hccn
attached n said -uit aud ON which the PlAintn
claim. - lien are marked as follows: -. VI. gr'
die shop: and cross, -Wius H. rro-H,' sai4 l' Z.
lying h and upon the bank. OF Abbou brooA 10
SAID Towns ZIP Number ., Range :, NJ Tie Ime OF
attachment.
Wrt dated August 81, \. - 80. and return able
b the : J. Court, September Term, A ID $50
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poetrg.
NesC Nei0hbOrs.
M xLIzABErH STUART rHkLPs.

III EuzABErH STUART PHkLPs.
Within the windows seant recess,
Behind pink geranium 1ower,
She sits and sews, aud sews and SIS,
From patient hour 70 patieat hour.
As wOman.hke as marble il.
As woman-like as death might be-
A marble death condemned 10 make
Aleint at life PerPetually.
Wondering, watch 10 pity her;
Wandering, 20 my restless ways,
Conteut, think the unnamed thoughts
OF free and solitary days:
Until the mounful dusk begins
To drop upon the quiet street,
Until upon the pavement Ear
There falls the sound Of coming feet
The souud OF happy, Fastening feet
Tender a. kisses on the air
Quick rs If touched BY unseen lips.
Bushes the Little statue there;
And woman like as young life is,
And woman-like As Joy may be,
Tender with color, liyhe with love,
she starts, TRANSPORTED .loriously.
superb in one tran sccndent glance
Her ewes, 1 see, are burning slack
Nv little neighbog, smiling, turns
And throws my usasked pity back.
I wonder Is il worth the while
To so aid sew from hour TO hour,
To OF and sew with eyes OF black
Behind pink geTanium flower
-Hrrpcrs kGgu-ine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
100000 a CIR + ;
OF MICHIGAN LANDS

The Lands Of the Jackson lansing & Saginaw Railroad
Company are No. Offered for Sale.
They are situated along it, railroad aud contain
large tracts Of excellent FARMING and PINE
Lands, The farming lands include some Of the
most fertile and we'll watvrei hardwood lands 10
the state. They are umbered mainly with hard
maple and beech; soil. black sandy loan, and
ab0upds In springs OF purr,t water. Michigan is
one OF the least indebted aud most prosperous
states "a the Union. aud L. farmers have greater
variety OF crops and resources than any Western
State. While some of the prairie states may pro
ducc corn 10 abundance, they have no other ie-
source and when this crop fails restitution follows
n has been the case the past year in Kansas and
Nebraska. For Maps Circulars and further inior
nation, apply 10 or address
%. VI. BARNES,
Land Commissioner, Lansing, Michigan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
.rArE OF MAINt.

ovvORD ss.-Suprrmc Juul''"
her Term. A. u. 1910. - BENJAMIN h.
,SA ATWOOD, sur. part
And now it appearing the cSSri 5Gat al. f State
Defendant Bates is not 80 ngen, or attorney there
and that Re H. b,s no notice Of the pendency o.
this suit -. f,,urt That the said ram
TN noty ~" v causing an abstet OF ,9i' wis ,S %,.
dis ordcr Of Ccu', thereon 20 o Sq pemocrat
weeks sue,'I IN l.ari. In sal County the To- ,
pp aRir 70 be ry dyIh At le =, S SS srorS
next t''", ." ,r,,r.day oil December next 10 VI.
sad on ' me aid BATES may then aud there
s az ad Court and shew cause u any S him anu
execution lss"'u LANES ;. WRIGHT. clerk.
ATTEST yh,,,r'iifa,ifrs Writ and order OF
Court thereon ,,,,rs WRIGHT Clerk.
= II Eisbcc. Atsy. for Plaintiff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
STATE OF MAINE.

Der Term, \. II l,sj.
Albert W. PICKETT -. GEORGE II. GRAY
It al
Upon the foregoing init % cniorre the lien
claimed upon thc logs above described, q appear
ilg 20 the Court that the owner thereof BIZ unknown
and his No notice OF thus suit:
It Is Ordered by thc Court tlpt The Plaintiff give
u.tce TO the owner nl the 30 ftr described lHs.,
which are attached on sal suit by causing au
abstract OF .ad Writ nni THE oricr ~ Court there
on O. bee published three weeks -urce--iycly boz thC
oxford Dcmorr.t, % paper printed 10 PAri- he sail
County. the last publication 90 De- thirty dty- Al
least before tine next term Of sail Court 90 D. held
10 PAM. atorc-ai ou the lir-t TUESDAY OF Dcccn
Der neat % thr cui tL1f ihr .ai nHnr's of said
LOGS may thcu and there appcar 40 slil Court and
be- admitted to defcnl .lii su,, if hc shall SEQ
cause
ATTEST JAMES =. WRIGHT. Clrrk.
\ true 40 tract OF Plainul's Wiz aud Orler ~
Court thereon.
ATTEST So JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
Npn-ISesident TaNe"

I'm the town Of sumner, ana .'uH''
for the year is''- ...,,s 81
The following list OF taxes on "a Of -
resider. o, ers in the town .,~ufe
for the yes- 1874 Ia 9.... ,f...li,f
Robert ". Morrill, collector OF tAN Zen rr-ss
the 18th day of June - h "a on he 81
him TO me a. remaining unpaid ~ la BE-
of Ju' 1875 By his csriih'a az hsg,,b, .iIl
now remain unpaid and note, j. -. a, o.
If The said taxes, interest anu ia i.ihls ~
into the treasury Of siih 'o"l~l.,,,ifm-ui u
months T. ON the date OF the t..sl . ..
taxes so much OF the real essA- thereof Is
ist5est and NJ pSsr se viii withou: inner
sold al public auction NJ ..,i toxa. 1-'
the Office OF IL. Is. Chandler, ia 5-.t p n.
day, February lst, 1876, az o'cio'A'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02

OXFORD. IS At Court 0f Pfobn, b,
Paris within and tor the Co1u,y d T
on the third Tuesday Of O-tpber 4. b -
on the petition ~ JOIIN =. ~WA>EY p
iItralor Of the ct lte Of CHARLIE, b d.
late Of Hartford. in said county lrc,as. -.
FOR license 10 sell and convey 40 ,hs -r,. ~.
said deceased for the payment 10, des, 4,
penscs Of administration
Ordered, That the said Petitioner F4..
10 all persons interested iy et.,t-
copy 81 his petition. With on. 7
thereon, 20 b. Published hrs b..
excessively in the oxford bs
printed A. Paris. that they mas ipp-4a.l..
Court TO be held AZ Paris lu uiI 0..-,
the third Tuesday Of nov next 40
the forenoon aud ,hew cause if 4u. ttat l..
the same should not BE- granted
An WALKER Do.
Atruceopy-a II. q. DAVIS, R,la
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Atrue copy-u,,e.t a. G. y D ,'.Hl' r.. !.

OXFORD, ss:--At Court OF Pr,sll- -
Paris within and tpr the County al y.
on the third fuc.day " October. A. b u.
en- the petition OF OTIS HAlF0Rb -
that The Executor ot thr ..4ic 0g MJ,g. r.
son may BE- authorized - convey rr,f..A
cording 10 the terms OF a written cou.ft.-
the trstator ia his lifetime
Ordered, IhAtthe said Petitioner
to all persons iuterr.tsd bJ clr.isr y.
OF hi. petition with this ori,,
TO be Published three ~ces. .acce..5,.-
oxford Democrat printed a. Paris, TIA, 49,
appear AZ Probate Court 20 10 beIdsfP.,
In said County, on the third IursiayofS-
at , o'clock ia the forenoon aas ,lrr..-s .
they have why the same .hnuld not D. a..
\ II. NALKas j.,
Atrae sOpy-attcst. II. g. DAVIS. Re-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02

We claim superior 70 all other kinds in use, for
the following reasons:
LIST. The prasser foot is always raised from the
fabric when the iced takes place, thereby present
ing Resistance to seams OF ridges while feeding.
9d. The needle bcin. in the fabric, moving with
the rerfcdi feed Jdr-wit its full pressure on The
goods, renders the feed sure aud strong, and the
stitch uniform IN length.
Sd. The needle being in the goods At the time
the feed takes place, renders 70 impossible 20 iull
one piece while the other Is stretched.
9Th. The vertical Feed bar being behind the
needle renders 1t capable of sewing elastic goods,
making smooth and flexible seam with stitch
alike on both sides-thus enabling the sewing of
any number Of thickncs-cs without bastins, and
operating with equal facility on the heaviest a.
well a. The llghtcst fabrics.
In addition 70 the foregoing Invaluable and in
al, pcnsoblc features, which are peculiar 10 this
machine alone, We urge the following additional
points:
1t. Nimphrhg.-lt has no under works 10 be
looked after or get ont ot order
sd Durabiiify-lts working parts are made OF
the best improved steel are compact, strong and
durable,
81. EGciscy- Ia g. the largest machine man
uftctur,1l that l. adapted Tor family sewing IT,
sl inch arm enables Il 10 dO greater variety of
stitching from the lghtc-t cambuc, through All
grades oi fabric 90 harness leather an'l do II so
well that the sam" iuH Ane mas ur used rl,h,I IN
manufacturing cor family ewing with equal hcil-
ity.
4lh. Praciicabihtg and EcoEoms.--It runs al a
high rate of speed. which, combined with IL pc
cuhar feed. enables the operator 10 turn the work
M auy an-lc while lllc machine u ~ lull motion.
without changing thc tension on length Of stitch,
consequently 10 can easily 10 ir given time one
thru more work tliAu aut rotary or TOUR motion
feed o. CNcels 10 hvmming, Telling tucking,
bralding. cording. binding, quilting, rumng u
will make Wide aud narrow hCW-, hem All manner
ol bias WOODEN sDOd.. a. son mcrlno, Grape clpth,
ot good, difficult 10 hem ou other machines, und
Tor al OF which 30 has attachments especially
aiauted for carriage trimming. shoe uttns
superior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
rEErARED Br
H Il. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.

WHAT l. NEGETINE Ii l. a compound cS-
tractei from bark roots and herbs. II j. Nature
Remedy. 10 l. perfectly harmless from any %" J
effect upon the ~ stem. IL Is nourlshihs an.
STRENGTHENING II acts directly upon the blood IL
quiet. the nervous system. II gives you good
sweet sleep SO night. Il l. great panarea Tor oNt
aged fathers aud mothers; for Il gives them
siren 9Th guiet- their nerves, and gives them NJ
lures sweet sleep-as IA, been proved by many
an aged persOn. II j. the great Blood Further. j.
L. soothing remedy for our children. IL has re
liryed aud cured thousands, IL il very pleasant u
take: every child likes lt IL relieves and cures
all q -rases originating from impure blood Thy
the VEGETlNE Give i fair trial for your com
plSints then YOU will say 20 our friend. neighbo:
and Acquaintance: Try IL IL has cured me-
VEGETINE. f,r the complaints for which il i
recommended. T. having a larger sale throughout
the United states than any other ore medicine
VIM NEGE TINE WilI cure these Complaints.
Report from a Practical Chemist and
APOtheeary.
Boston, Jan. !, ls7+.
Dear Sir-ThIs Is 10 certify that ! have sold at
retail l54l dozen $50 bOtIle,l Of your NEGErINE
since April - 1870. and can truly say that Il has
given the best satisfaction Of any remedy for the
mplaints for which Il is recommended that |
ever sold Scarcely day passes without some OF
nv customer, te-S!fy Ing 20 its merits on them
selves or their friends. | perfectly cOgni1snt
OF several eases % ScrofulOus TumOrs being cured
by VEGETINE alone Ia this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
Al GILMAN, 49, Broadway.
To Il. 4 SrEvENs, Esq.
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SAaFORD'S RADICAL CURE
IsaIocaI and Constitutional Remedy

IotAi-Bccause 10 is applied directly TO Ihe
seat ol the disease the nasal pas >agesoy n-uihA,
;iau where it acts. instantly clearing the h,Ad OF
mucous accommodations. ALLAN Ing pain aud -orcncss
slib lung ini animation and gradually drying up
The discharge.
CoN>rtTt nos Because &c is taken internally
v,bar. by is Alternative and resDveut properties u
t,uriiie- IA, blood OF tine acid poison always PIE
sent IN Catarrh, keeps the pores open, the SKIN
moist anI healthy gives tone 90 the nervous Iorte
improve the appetite. and enables The system pN
t~ powerful tonic influence, 90 completely 'ArV"
or the disease.
Zach rarkt-. contains q Frcati~c on t-t1rri
ana Or SANFORD Improved Iuhalng Tube. ir''S
: UN. sent prepaid 60 amy part "i tuc N"I'''
states Tor - % FaF sale hv Druggist, every
where. WEEKS a POTTER, Boston, General
AGENTS
a-U>e SNNFORp'S JAMAICA GINGER Tor
Cramp, and Pains. Colds auj Chal,.
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l. III DeCOSTER,

MANUFACTURER OF ASD pkALh A.
stoves. rtn,.re a. Funnel, 'Ph1
Roller Mouths, Cast Iron sinsn,d "
Lead Pipe, britannia a. Japan \ ~
Cutlery, stationery a Ssnh 70. AZ.
Choice Groceries g. Fiour - Pie
the PettengilI Hoe, and re- ne
Castings, Bt CKFIELD, Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02

OXFORD, ss.-At Court OF Pg....-
Paris within and for th- Ca,g,--
on the third TUESDAY Of October 4 [,
ItHABOD NJ. TllOAA-. Guargsss,r'
& JOB DEAN, persons OF uu.1la.I II. 'N
ford. la said county, having prc,crts.i
account OF guardianship of .aid wsri. n. p
auco.
Ordered, That th" said Guar..s- ,
90 all persons interested by causing a - I
order 10 b. published three wc,k,..rs..'
oxford Democrat printed a. P4rl, h.,
appear 81 Probate Court g. be- ae.lsfa.f
In saii Couuty on the th.ri Tus.lt, al
At . O'Clock 10 the forenoon aud .l,.....
they have why the same should ro,l. -.
\; IL. WALKEg i.
4 true cOpy-aitest a. e. DAyi,. -,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02

OXFORD, sat Court Of Probate .t
PAris within aui Tor thr t0g1i. d
on the third ru,-dsy OF October 4 D. ,-
THOMAS II. BROwN. Admu..trl,a- = ri
tate OF CHARLES DEDhEE. Ia-r ~ ll4f
laid couuty. dcc.as 81. having pr,ser.-.
count OF administration 1i tar ,.A.s o. EEL.
ceased for allowance:
Ordered That The and A..mIul.frl.ars r-..
10 III. persons interested lY cl4s.l- e
this order 90 Do p4aI'.i. Z
week. -uccss.iNrit u
Oxford Democrat printed % Par fll; ga
aup.lrata Probate Court rl Hrh s.IaiP-.
ia sail County on ne thirl luc-.aga . Nfs
~ > O'Clock in the forenoon .Hi.urs ---..
they have why The same should aIt b. B.. F-
% NALkEE l.-
\ true copy affect 10. g.. Paw. t..a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02

About year is gained by putting
in cuttings of currants and gOOseberries
now, instead Of next spring. Make cut
tings six inches long, of this years growth
set four inches apart, in rows, leaving one
bud abOye the surface. II the soil is
properly packed, crowded firmly against
the cuttings, every one should make
plant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy is anxious 20 make known 10 his fellow sur
ferers the means of cure. To all who desire II, he
will send copy of the prescription used gree OF
charged with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will lind a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCIlIIs. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please AL
dress Rev. +. A. WILSON,
l9i Penn ST., Willlamsburgh, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02

Reuben Loyejoy, farm formerly " "a 80
cupled by said I,oyeJoy, 10 ~
samuel Record, farm, ,U
;. Robinson,
Charles Is. Hines, farm formerly i -
cnpied By said Hines, ~
II. Is. CHANDLER, Treasure
Oct. 10, ls75. -
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TIE subscribe hereby gre. plb....---.
he has been duly appointed b, IN.
Judge Of Probate for ~ County VI Dr. Z
assumed the trust % Executor ~,
SALLY LUCAS. la,e Of Il,, y, ~.
In said county deceased, by gis.o, t
Law directs. he therefore reluy.f. I'd
who are Indebted 90 the estate N "a = ~
make immediate payment. AMI tb,,-.
any demands thereon, % exhibit ..,'9 8
Oct 10. IS. H BENJAMIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02

THE subscriber hereby give. pubi.---
hc has been duly appointed BY ihe ~.
Probate for the County Of Oxford "a ea]g-
trust OF Admiuistra.or ~ iiise-
JOSHUA FERRY late or -. 81
In said County deceased hy giving 800.
directs, he therefore request. 4, ~ |" %
indebted % the estate Of aid d,,-,.i..'i.-l o. d.
mediate payment and those who hs,...@ 90
thereon ~ exhibit thc same 10 81! "a.
OCT. ~ 800 4" JOSEPH W Dc.
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Maine Steamship. Co.
Scmi-WcekIy Line 10 New York.
Steamers EIeanora and Franconi

OItdHtTs CIedHOTd dHu FTdHCOHId,
viii until further notice leave Franklin Wharf,
Portland, every MONDAY aud THURSDAY,
at q p VI, and leave Pier = East River, New
York, every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY at (
L. VI
The Eleanora h. new steamer, just built tOT this
route, aud 9TH she and the FrancOuil are lifted w
with line accommodations for pas sengefs making
this the most convenient aud comfortable route for
travellers between New York AMI Maine. These
steamers will touch AT Vineyard Haven during the
summer months on their passage 10 and nom New
York.
Passage in State Room 500. meals extra.
Goods forwarded 20 and from Philadelphia,
Montreal, Quebec. IT. John and All parts of Maine
Ss-freight taken at TIE lowest rates.
Shippers are requested to send their freight 10
the steamers as early a. {, 4. NJ. on days they
ltavc Portland. For further information apply 20
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
d. p. AMES, Ag't Pier Is r. r., New York
Tickets and State rooms can also b, obtained At
% EXcha &c Street iuIy27tf
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NTHEREAS, Gilman W. Heath Of Sumner in
w tho County Of oxford and State of Maine on
the twenty.iourth day of February, A. ID. $50
conveyed to the subscriber, Hiram Il. Chandler
as Treasurer of said town of sumner, by his
mortgage deed of that date, recorded with Ok
ford Records, book l5j, page li2, certain real
estate situated in sumner, and described "a fol
lows: consisting of the stand in Jackson village
known as the Gilman w. Heath stand and land
thereon connected, and the same now occupied
by him. and the same conveyed by Frecland Howe
to said Heath. on the 10th day of March, A. D.
1858, by deed Of warrentv, recorded with oxford
Records, book l3l page 81, which last mentioned
deed - referred 10 for description OF the premises
and whereas the conditions of said mortgage
have been broken. | claim 20 fOreclose the same
pursuant TO the Statute-in such cases made and
provided.
Paris, Oct. 10, 1875.
HIRAM Ii. CHANDLER
Treasurer as aforsaid
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TIE SUBSCRIBE hereby give. ul,,1--
he has been ,.i,, duiy appointed by h. u J
assumed the trust " Admini.tr,,'l. =. OIst :
MOSES BROWN, late ~ , b. ~ ~
In said county, deceased, by aaevf.,f. "
law dircrts he therefore request. Dbl a..
are Indebted 10 The estate OF add, Frsa., /,
immediate payment; aud those ~, t,'ei d
mands thereon, 81 exhibit the .an- lA'e a.,
Oct. 10, IS. 20 fRACIs
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TUE subscriber hereby give, pabl,- z
he eso hs been sa9 ,S Ssly d Appointed ; By the R
trust Of Administrator OF the go. all H.,r ~
ANTllACIS NJ. CLARK l,,He q =
in said County deceased by giyia"t " Bsis.,
directs he therefore requests an oyaa Sd
Indebted 10 the estate Of said De- lp',i,lsi M =
mediate payment aud those who - 70 AZ I
thereon TO exhibit the same 10 a.! .,
sept. -, %. 0-' ENOCH g,.,.
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