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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

,UMMER RESORTS IN THIS SECTIOS.-Many
our residents teel very bad if they are
8 to visit one or more watering places
the warm weather, and most of those
m go find il troublesome to decide
10 GO Each place is discussed and
of them cussed; each one has PecU-
81 which Will condemn it in measure.
=; the good qualities are Dotvoted nunes-
Excursion parties visit the coast vii
ses and find little recreation without
.eat ex pen.e. Everybody wishes 10 leave
city, and it is not deemed just the thing
grip unless a hundred miles or SO are
~ over. 1t may be rank helesy, but
,, that if the hotels on our lake coast.
our corporate limits, were situated
'ae1abie distance hosts 0f citizen.
a. :loose to- visit them in preference to
-,Si, Ocean Springs, Grand Isle or any
er resort OF like calibre. The bathing
igL AXE Pontchartrain il quite as good as
nj st The Sound pl aces, and the hotels are
- capable of providing xli that il.
ar easier than ous neishbar. owe:
ppi.
srs ago fire company. che mex
shich did not wish "a 80 abroad,
z ,!u.sesi t" ~ axe a cheap and shogc eacu'-
n, 80 ordered good dinner a. the lake
4 ! passed q very pleasant day. Ih:- III
-:on from the usual style was iI1!euic:
few, but the company vas right.
20 the lake. sleep and dream that you
4 uttered in cramped and dusty car
/. day or two, think that your mouth Is
ii Iuii Of gritty sand, Try 10 realize that
have arrived somewhere, tina: you are
s.ted in a summer hotel which has neg
J bedroom. Indifferent: waiter. and
I, son fare FOR which you must pay enor-
~ prices. and then wake up from q
,.tmare TO find yourself near your own
sac, in placs where every luxury that
oucy can procure is at your beck. The
}. person who tries this experiment il ex-
2:es 10 inform the reporter how the thing
*: that IL ch Cor the hint.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Notice to- Stockholders Of the New Or.
At meeting of the Board of Directors held this
day, a dividend of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
was declared to all stockholders who have paid 5.
sessment called for June g. 1874 from the profits of
the last six months payable Oh and after the first Of
July. 1875.
1880 70 WILLIAM PALFREf Cashier.
Asermanin National Bank, New Oriean.,
June 20, l875.-At meeting OF the Board Of Di-
rectOrs held this day. a semi-annual dividend OF
SEVEN AND ONE-HALF PER CENT was declared,
payable to the stockholders on demand.
ie3G6s HERM ROEHL, Cashier.
Office Of Mississippi and Mexican Calf
Ship Canal COmpany No. AZ Camp street, New Or.
leans June %, l875.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company for the election Of nine di-
rectors will be held at the office Of tho Company.
No. Al Camp street, SATURDAY, July 10. 1873, al
twelve O'clock III.
je22 jylo D. MOODY, Secretary.
NOlice.-Office OF the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, New Orleans, June 20, l875-The stock
holders of this corporation are hereby notified
that the stock books OF tAis company will be
closed the thirtieth day of June. 1875, and
transfers of stock allowed after that date until
after the dividend is declared. By order of the
board. Il. PERALTA, Secretary.
ie20 Is 80
HIechaaics ~nn Traders Bank, New
Orleans, June II, j315.-A general meeting of the
of said bank No. % CarOndelet street, on MONDAY.
twenty-sixth July next between the hours Of 10
A. NJ and P. NJ, TO vote upon an amendment TO
article two section one OF the charter. adopted
by unanimous vote Of ,ha directors.
jel9 30s MOSES HARRIS. Cashier.
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OranU IOtal...... ..........S@i,jlSc 90
An ordinance providing for the paymen: of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following ap.
preparations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same, whenever there shall
be money in tho city treasury to the credit
Of the appropriate fund, for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
q. Casafave, recorder of deaths,
etc, for recording deaths in tho
month Of May, 1875, approved. -. 3! 80
E. A. Burke, Administrator of Im.
provemente, Ior reimbursement OF
cost of telegram to Barings, Lon.
don, April p. 1875, as per bill. in
currency. .......... 81 w
4. Z. Field, Attorney General, 1Os
criminal convictions to date, az per
bill approved by the judge of the
Superior Criminal Court. ......... ''-' GO
Charles Caffin, for reimbursement OF
tax of 1873 on income, in square
No. 300, tenth assessment district.
paid ia error. 10 90
K. D. Maclin, for reimbursement Of
tax of 1875 on personal property
ana capital, square No. IS, elev.
enth assessment district, by reason
OF double assessment. minimum. IL ~
E. Pilsbury, Administrator of III
nance, LOT CaSn advanced LOT law
charges, etc as per vouchers. .... I3.' 70
Total. $3.50 ~
Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions and COM
munications, presented by the Mayor. were
referred 40 stated:
From T. II. Handy. presiden: Canal
Street, City Park and Lake Railroad Com
pany, with plan, for permission to extend
the road TO the river; E. H. Levy, for re-
mission of interest on tax Of 1874 Mrs. Viz
ginia c. Burke, asking for restoration Of
property sold for taxes, etc. To the com
mittee of the whole.
From NJ. Edison, F. Limongy and E.
Miller, for reduction of their respective
assessments. To the Administrator Of
Assessments.
From G. Phillips, for Reimbursement of
taxes. To the Administrator Of Public Ac-
counts.
From NJ. Popovich and j. 3. Pignolo, for
extension of time for the payment of notes.
To the commissioners of the McDonogh
school fund.-
From citizens ON First street, for extern
sion OF water pipe. To the Administrator
of Waterw works and Public Buildinge.
From citizens on Magnolia street, near
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30

a.As,. LoAD Losr.--Las: Saturday
- i barge, loaded with lumber. hard
sc aud steam engine. destined for the
=, WAS lest about fifty miles below
The tug had two lines attached, and
IKE Before the tug could be stopped
~. -snalning line, assisted by the current,
- q the barge. and finally capsize! y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30
AUCTION SALES.
,.,s.c.,>r~r<~4r>c~>r><~c~.
By George Pearson.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

United STATES CCsroMEOnsE }
Collectors Office.
New Orleans, June IS, 1875.
Df GEORGE PEARSON. AUCTIONEER-
ID The following described goods, having re.
NAMED in warehouse unclaimed over ono year,
will be sold at public auction in accordance with
the law and tho regulations of the Treasury De.
partment. at warehouse No. L. Custombouse build.
ing. on FRIDAY, July 8. 1875 at II A. M
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By u oey & o'Connor.
Co-:iGI RESIDENCE ON WASHINGTON
AVENUE.
sC.CtS.!oS o. THOMAS hAMiL!CS.
Second v.sty!c: C.rr. Cor the Parish g. S3lsnns-.
IA g.

10y HUES g. U'.'OSNOff-N:cH ;.
ID AOey. Aucnoneer-othce No. !: Exchange
place Ion SATURDAY. July 81. 1875. a! twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Aucti Nneers
Exchange, on Royal street. between Customhous..
and Canal streets, bv virtue of order Of the.
honor adj the Second District COuvt Tor the parish
of OI.aHs dated jane -. l2' VIII be sold BY pub.
lie auct on for accOun: - said succs ssiOn--
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with alt the buildings
and Improvements thereon, in the F0urt b VI strict
of this cit in le square bounded by Washin s'on,
Sixth, LVaudals an Enl,.n streets, designated
by the Nos. and 2, on plan by Crampoii. Apr::
28. 1895 ieposlted in the ONCE OF Joseph Cav !er.
a notary in this city. The eaii lots adioI. each
other, and measure ach % :+t II 5nt on washing.
ton street: by III feet !Ich : lines in depth. The
lot No, FERNS the cc:neT y: Wash.ugto:i and
Liyandais streets.
Terms of Sale--Cas!. su! purchaser 20 a1ufpe.
favme,t of an taxes OF 1875. pa gable in 1896
Act of tale before William }. Castsl., :nsary
public, a: the expense q: she purchasers.
,s3t iv1 /.
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succession of Charles Briggs.

CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OBJ
- Orleans. No s. O5j.-Sotice - hereby y!yen til
the creditors OF tins estate and to all other persons
herein interested, 70 show cause within ten dayg
from the present notification, If any :hev have oS
can. why the account presented by Peter ABderso1e
and Henry :. ogden. testamentarv executions e.
this estate, sn0ald not ne homGlogatssi and aIss
proved, and tss funds !istS butte. !. A..c.lansoe
herewith.
BY order %! IL. Court
ie26 30 Tvs" FRANK PACE Ji Clerk,
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ORLEANS.
THERESA .siBDHEIM WIFE. IS sANCEs.
Wen. hUsband-No. s6G..
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE SIXTEENTH
l. day of June, 1915 Judgment was rendered 10
this cOurt IN the entitled in the words and fig.
uIes following, to wit:
The lesa Priedheim, wife. We. Samuel We'll, huss
band. No. 656I.
In this case, the court considering the law and
evidence to De IN favor OF plaintiff IL IS ordered.
adjudged and G.creeG that there be Judgment IN
favor of plaintiff Theresa Friedheim, and against
defendant. Sanuei Well, decTeeng q sepaI alton o.
property>atd dissolution of The comm unity Of
acquests and gAins heretofore existing between.
the said partieA 1t is further ad Judged and des
creed that the sad plaintiff be and she ~ hereby
authorized to act IL her separate right and 10 car,
ry On business III her own name and nigh. and thaS
defendant pay al costs OF suit.
Judgment rsndt red une l6, 1915
Judgment signed June 81, 1875.
Z. NORTH CULLOH. ;u6ge.
In testimony whereof have hereun.n Get ny
hand and AIMED the sesl Of the said court ut the
city OF New Orleans, on this TWEEN Y fourth day Of
June, N the year Of our Lord one Thousand eiEh4
hundred AID seventy-fve, and the ninety.nin:G
yesr Of the InceDeLd ence of the United States
jsSJ!' u - =. -UEbEAIs. Deputy Cleyks'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30
Succession Of Joseph L. Mosbv.

CEfJSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. Jt!,1.-SOtice is hereby givs.,
10 the creditors Of this estate and TO all OF Der pess
sons herein Interested, t. show cause within ten
days from the present notification, Il any they
have or can, WHY the final account prese iitsd by
Justin Holland. testamentary executor OF this
estate, sbosi! not be homologated and approved
and the funds dist. ibGi.a &. Scc.rdsn.. tasyee
with.
BY order 81 the Court.
ie2g % 50s FRANK PACE ~ ,'IeYs.
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INSURANCE STOCK. OPEN ACCOUNTS. Erc.

UY ilOEY &: NICHOLAS }
ID Ho-v. Auctlone' T. Office No. !: Exchange
place.-W EDNESDAY. June 80. 1875. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants a.I A,,cticueerh Ex-
change Royal street by virtue OF or,les of ths
honorable tn. District Court OF the :ni5-d States,
ia the matter of Laurent cter. ia bankruptcy. No.
1905 by order O: L. u. lie Breton. assignee, will h.
sold pubic auctlon-
ONE SHARE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE. AsSts-
CATION STOCK. ELLIS REtI!vaBLE GPE:s
ACCOUNTS, ETC.
Terms Cash on ffl~ spc.. 'see - -
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No. $780,
by NASH a. HODGsON-w T. ROD6sON.
- Anctioneer-Ohfce No. Csrondelet street..
SATURDAY. July 81, 1873, at twelve o'clock Nj.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the bess.
ment rotunds of the ST. Charles Hotel in shis city.
by virtue and III pursuance of order and iud;,.
ment of the Hon. A. L. Tiesot Judge OF the Second
riot Court for the parish of Orleans, rendered
June l., 1875, and signed june 49, 1875 for account
Of the succession of john Louis, deceased. docket
No. 1882, at public auction will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND. together with all the
buildings aud improvements thereon, situa ted in
the Fourth District of this cty, in the squ.rs
bounded by Balonns, Dryades. Sixth and Was hing.
ton street,. designated lot No. l.. and mea suree
y feet inches front on Bar 'Eue street by depth
of $50 fee@ between narallei Iins American meas.
ure, per olzn OF S:uis II. Pile, surveyor. dated
July -. 1873. The improvements consist of nea:
one story frame slate roof cottage. knows as No.
t9s Btronn. street. ssnanlng tive or six rooms.
sheds, r,C. EoUs. nearly ana in supeyios
order.
Terms-Caeh ~ Tinted States treasury notes.
a'Oo OF which vi. be paid cash on the spe: 10
bind the sale.
Act of sale before ". Il seymour. notaYs at the
expense OF the pure asev, including the taxes due.
and payable in 1876. 1880 jsi II }. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30
No. 1877.
DY ). Bush ATOCKTOv.

by ;. Bush ATOCKTOv. ass;.sEE.-
ID BY virtue order OF the Hon. W. B Woods,
circuit Judge, acting during vacancy IN ti.e Office
of Judge o. the Uaited States District CoUrt FOR the
District o! Louisiana rendered N the above entitled
and numbered suit, dated June % 1875 will proceed
to offer public sale at the Canal street trance
TO the United States Courtroom. in thds Custom.
house building in the city OF New or cans. oh
FRIDAY. July 2. 1875. q. 10 4. NJ The fol 10 wing de.
scribed property. now upon CIatswOrti. planta.
ton about and a half miles from and imme-
dlat.l " back @: the town OF Franklin, st. Mars
parish, Louisiana. The property viii be delivered
to the purchasers a: the stables '!i.,I f6 ;lat:..
tiOn-.
:8 MULES.
THREE MULE CARTS.
BLUE BLOW.
ATU8BLE SHAVER
CANE COVERS.
OK CART.
The property NAV hs seen and .sarni..i upon
the plantation at time before III of sa 10.
Terms Cash On the spot. i.1-: % is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ors
- Orleans, No Is 55I.-NOtice il hereby gwen To-
the creditors of this estate to all other pe rsons
herein Interested, to show cause within en- daye
from the present notification IL any they haveOe
can. why the account presented by George e.
BOhne, tutor. and acting as the administ ratoT ss
this estate. should not be horaelOgated and APP
proved, ant ths :Unds a.st!i nutsd ~ .ccS:Ispsa
herewith.
By order Of tie Ceuff.
je2o 80 jy.- FRANK PACE, JA. ClhtEe
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash q Hodpson.


NAV COTTAGE. HOUSE NO. SO, BlRONNE
STREkr BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
SIXTH STREET
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By J. Bush Stockton. Assignee.
...s.'GNEL'S SAKE.

ES-A:i - {: u. :. I. :. sy.':;.':. =; ZANE
:rlicv.
rni.e: S:a.ss court. nis:,;.: e. s.ana-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30

rH4 WILL. KNOWN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
and OTHER PROPERTIES, NEAR MoRGANs
RAILROAD DEPOT. ~ TIE FIFTH DIS
rRlCr OF NEW ORLEANS.
AND FOR CASH. OTHER PROPERTIES IN THK
PARISHES OF ORLEANS AND ST JOHN THE
SAFy!>c
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of William Barnes.
DERSONS INDEBTED TO THIS sue ESSiOS
l. are hereby notified 10 make payment, apd thOss
holding Claims agains, it TO present them "a ~
No. 81 Race street
je20 Is 80 SARAH BARNES fsetr,fri..
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Meteor !. osical hepsr''

orr METEOROLOGICAL OBsHRvE.)
,ERsew Orleans, June %, 1875. !
The .ollowinhe 1.-THE report of the weather
and rivers at d to P. NJ. local time. to-day:
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.v.CEs:.CN CF ROBERT Gkunss.

Second B..:.i.s Gear: fsr tie !.:.h NJ O.ie.r s.
10. Z, o..
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AUCTION SALES,
By Vincent & Co.

EXTENSIVE. SALB OF PROPERTY ON LIBERAL
TERMS or CREDIT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Fi9TA DISTRICT COURT FOi: TIE :A.rsH %
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-30

Below high water nSrk Ct 1874.
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Second , s:ric: Court for the Parish 81 Otleans-
No, 81 81l.
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Jean Dnbarry bids cents per sausage.
James d. Cole bids 32A mills per sausage.
d. o. G. Brady bids 2ls cent? per sau
sage.
+. Gener bids 2ie cents per sausage.
Thomas Pickles bids 23I cents per sau
sage.
William J. Kelly bids ..ia cents per sau-
sage.
A. Morel bids cents per sausage
Luke Duffy bids q cents per sausage.
And the bid of Luke Duffy being the
lowest, I would respectfully recommend
the adoption of the accompanying resolu-
ton accepting said bid.
ID. MCCARTHY, Administrator.
Favorable, by resolution. on petition Of
G. H. & +. Il. Dunbar, for the erection Of a
gas lamp on Esplanade street. between
Rocheblave and Dorgenois streets.
Ordinances and Resolutions Offered.
By Mt. Landry, and adopted:
Resolution granting permission to William
Swan to erect Q water trough on Marigny
street
Granting permission to NJ. Meilleur TO
erect Q steam engine at No. ll2 Poydras
street. Dl
By Mr.. Bouny. a1ae adopted:
Resolution reducing assessment Of J. P.
Sarrazin and others
By Mr.. Mccarthy, and adopted:
Resolution accepting bid of Luke Duffy
for furnishing $4,000 poisoneG ssuesges to
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THERFSA ssinDKEIM WIFE IS sAIcEs
Wei, htisband-So Sos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-18
Prices of Beef.

clip the enclosed report Of the cattle
market from the y. 7. Witness, and ask
information in relation 10 it. Do cattle
sell in New York as quoted by the Hit.
ness, Ifso. why don, our New England
droyers patroniLe that market? Are these
prices for dressed weight? If so how comes
it that these quotations are so much high
er than Boston prices2 see that there
Is a wide variation in the two markets
which cannot be accounted for in any way
| can conceive of. Will YOU solve the
riddle!
RDAKKs.-Ihe customs among the
butchers and drovers OF Boston and New
York are quite different regarding the
weighing of beef. In New York, the
droyer receives price for the dressed
beef, the hide and tallOw being thrown in,
while in Boston the hide, tallow and four
quarters are all weighed at uniform
price. We have seen the hide and tallow
quoted rs the fifth quarter. An animal
selling in Brighton, TO dress $50 pounds
at eight cents, would come to $50. Ia
New York, the same animal, if its hide
and tallow weighed 100 pounds, would
at ten cents per pound, reckOned on the
quarters only, come to just the same
number of dollars as if sold at eight
cents for beef, hide and tallow. Adhe-
renee 10 this custom of throwing in the
hide and tallow accounts for the higher
quotations for beef in New York, over
the Brighton quotations. The dealers
all understand it, and the farmers should,
in order to know the current price Of
beef in the two markets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-18

meniation Of composts made Of different
ma,erisls, produce organisms on develop
clements and compo>ts, VT ich are the food
of plants, and quickly co, tribute to their
growth. But that this de 5elopment, how
ever beneficial /; is, is Of sufficient value
to defray the cost of hauling and handling
the material, has never, to my knowledge,
been demonstrated and proved. That IS,
the increased value Of the same material
after composing, as compared with IT'S
value it used without con posting.
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J. L. PETERS, 843 Broadway. N. Y
i. q. Box 5i2O.
tu4Ni I'm

OXFORD, ss:-A Court OF Probate, held a.
Pari. within and Tor the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday OF March, 4. ID. ls.5.
IN the petition OF GEORGE ". GIBBS and
~ EZRA GIBBS Ia said County, praying that
George W. Towle of Potter be appointed Admin.
istrator with the will annexed on the esiate OF
Edward Gibbs late OF Porter IN sand County de-
ceased:
Ordered, That the said Petitioners give notice
TO all persons Interested BY c4using copy OF this
order 10 be published three week. la the
oxford Democrat printed at Pans, that thcy may
appear NJ \ Probate Court TO be held NJ Fryeburg.
said County on the T1entelhday Of Nav next
at O'Clock in the forenoon aud shew cause 81 any
they have why the same should not be granted.
\. III. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-Attest: III. G. DAVIS, Register.
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Sulphur should be Kept in 3 box ac.
ces>ible 10 fowls, or be mixed with their
food occasionally. 1t is very efficacious
in exterminating vermin, and is neces-
sary element OF food for fowls. The
feathers OF fowls contain four OF five per
cent. of sulphur and their eggs also con
tain 4 small quantity of sulphur. For
exterminaling vermin. sulphur may be
mixed with ashes or with the soil of the
dust box, and let the fowls use it to dust
themselves in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-18
Sow. ono word IS % terms, Ike.

Now, one word IS TO terms, &c.
Ne do not pretend to claim that we
can sell goods at retail at less prices than
we can buy Tor 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 we'll aware Of the
fact that "times are hard" money ''close"
and hard to get 4; therefore, We very much
prefer to sell our goods for Cash, deeming
it better for ourselves and also better Tor
our customers, when it can possibly be
done and a. an inducement to custom
ers to adopt the rule of Cash Payment on
delivery Of goods, We shall, on and after
Nav 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, "a nimble sixpence is better than
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 aceommoda-
ton. We most cordially invite all to call
and examine our goods and try our
prices and in order to get low prices
and FIVE per cent. of 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 70, 70. Sm
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TIProy. Dec. 3, 49,

IIPTON, Dec. 3 Is1E.
We take great plea sure in Informing YOU o. ome
Eneiish Remedy, Tie Cordial Balm oil syrcuin
and I.othrop's Tonic Pills in case OF great great
Nervous Debility and Prostitution b! ne'iio,r "
Jisrarent doctors for nearly three years past Win
ont any apparent benefit theTelrom; but YOU
medicines have produced most wondetiui
change for the better, and the patient no" ei'0'
comparatively excellent health; - ,.,,-,c,,o
Mrs. HARRIET srURGlss.
y. S.-we tell all with whom we are acqlalnieu
who are similarly afflicted 10 try your medieihes'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-18
CAUTION.

Ii persons are hereby cautioned asainS,
n purchasing . Note Of hanl OF thIty.iiye dot
lars, gwen by me o. one CHARLES fAUNCE o.
sumner. said Note was given between The nr,ti
and tenth OF December 1884 aud vas given without
consideration or value reerved, Consequently, |
hereby refuse iymcut OF the same.
Abel. DkAkE.
WEST SUMNER April -, So.