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The daily gazette., 1876-12-07
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On TU ESDAH.
DEC BIER 18th, 1876, at II O'Clock, A. NJ
the following described Real Estate:
No. /, Lot Of land. with a frame dwelling
house thereon situated ON Main street in the
town of st. Georges, In REQ Lion hundred
adjoining lands now or late Of Sarah Bel
Vile, deceased. the heirs of Henry l.. Peck
ard and Joseph Gam, containing about
9,,9l square feet of land, more or less.
40. =. \ tract OF woodland, situate in
Biackblrd hundred. on the road reading
lrom Blackbird TO Chambersviile, bounded
~ lands now or late of John Hody, Jacob
Hill, Thomas Taylor and Others. containing
lo2 acres. GO perches of land. more or less.
no; 3. The farm or tract of land, situate in
blackDlrd hundred aforesaid, on the north
erly side OF said road, with the frame dwell
ing ana outbuilding thereon, bounded by
lands now or late of Elihu Jeffeoson, Jacob
Hill and Gideon l.. Rothwell, and by the
northwest branch of Duck Creek, and con-
tanning about ISL acres of land more or less
NO :. Inc farm or tract of land, adjoining
10 3, bounded BY lands now or late of John
L. Chambers, James V. Moore, Manloye
Davis, by the northwest branch OF Duck
Creek, and by the said public road, contain
ing about 2oi acres OF land. more or less,
thereon now in thetenure of 2. T. Atheriey.
NO. o. The large and valuable farm stu.
ate on Appoquinimink creek in Appouuin-
mink hundred, adjoining lands now or late
81 Daniel Coroit, Joshua B. Fennimore and
Samuel Thomas. deceased, containing 400
acres OF land, more or less, with the large
| Drlck mansion house and out-buildinps
thereon, now in tenure OF Mrs Sarah A.
Atherley "a
: The above properties will be sold to close
| up the estate o John Atherley and offer "A
| rare chance for investment. A portion oI
| the purchase money in each case may re-
main upon the property during the life o.
| the widow, Sarah ii. Atherley, If properly
| secured and interest promptly paid The
| lolloWlng amounts may SO remain: ON No.
| |. $4,000; on No. >, $4,000 on No. 4. 80 :
| BO.O0 on No. 4, $4,000. 90 ON No 4 SO
| OO0 90. O' - Fi-i-
H. No. 8. The home farm of the late John
| Atherley Is known as one of the most pro-
ductive and valuable in the hundred. and is
especially noted for its large and profitlhlq
Yield OF peaches. Buildings are ample and
| of first quality.
| All the lands are well located easy of ac-
| cess, convenient To market. schools and
| churches, The cash payments will he
small, enabling persons TO secure homes on
| easy terms. Sale positive. No postpour-
hient on account OF weather
l.. V. ASPRIL'
CHAS. B. LORE.
Executors OF John Atherley deed.
Wilmington. Del. Nov sd, 1876
nov2seo1&w
| Times copy.
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THE City Council has, We hope, de-
jalmined to give more OF the city work
oat by contract and thus endeavor to
look more to economy than heretofore.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-07

1t has been supposed that r. B. H..
stood for Rutherford Burchard HAYES !;
but this is a mis- take. His sponsors in
Baptism prophetically gave him those in
itials, X. b. H., to stand for Returning
Board HAYES
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The certificate given by the Coy.
OF Oregon to a Democratic elector, Mr..
Cronin, in that State, establishes, on the
principles laid down by the Radicals, the
majority of Governor Iilden, and puts
he position OF the Presidential contest
II new and interesting light.
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Farm foI. Rent.

farm of near one hundred acres, on
Maryland Avenue. near the Toll Gate for
one or term of years, to Il good tenant
Enquire of GEO. NJ. BRAMBLE
near the premises, OF ID. CHANDLER
noN9-6tw No. 90i King St.
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The New York World SAYS the first step
toward the Impeachment of Grant has
been taken by the House.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-07
Violent Cough. Might sweats, &c.

George Hamilton, Eighth and Jordan SITS. .
South Camden, n. j., contracted II severe
cold, which settled upon his lungs, had II
hacking dry cough high fever, night swcats,
grew weaker every day, his physician (Dr
A. b. Chanloner said he had the consump-
tion therefore supposed the case was entire
ly hopeless He was restored TO perfect
health by the use of Dr. S,Cdyne's Wiid Cherry
Compound.
DR.. j. II. Ellison. of Frankfort, KY.
writes Il was induced from failure of the
most poteneexpectorants recommended in
our Mdterid Metticd, in some cases of old
diseased lungs. to try your preparation OF
PJ7uuus FirOinidld or Witd Cherry / was so
much pleased with the result that now
preycribe 10 in preferece nto all other RENE
dies. In the much dreaded pneumonia, in
the alarming form in which II appears In
Kentucky, regard 1t as an invaluable
remedy and am using IL extensively in
my practice"
Far Gone I'm COnsumption..--D Dr
Stodyiie's WNd Cherry cured the wife of Mr.
DeHart 95 East Penn street, Reading who
firmly believes 1t saved her life. She was
far gone in Consumption, and by its use re-
covered entirely and remains unit Ill this time
(Sept, 1867 although fifteen years have
elapsed since she was cured
Aggravated Sore Throat Smay,le'S
WiId CHERRY cured Robert Marshall of Read
Ing. of aggravated sore throat of several
months standing. Mr.. =. s. stevens drug
gist of Reading. whose vcracity no one can
doubt, can testify to the above two cures. is
the medicine was purchased from him.
Aggravated bronchitis Case. Dr. j
NJ. Mead, tOopcrs Creek above Camden, "
j., writes; In the course of my obscrVa-
tion ] have witnessed many aggravated
eases Of bronchial affections cured by your
IFiht tHtTTU tOnDOuIHi
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE

pI the authority of the last will and tes-
ID lament of John Atherley. deceased, the
subscribers will expose to sale, ut Public
Auction, at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
i'll the town of Middletown. st Georges
Hundred, Delaware,
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A ennr+e e Male and Female, ,iAJ..t.l
Everywhere. to w anLeQ

handle the Patent Crown Self-Closing Ink
tand. Sells Itself at sight wherever ink Is
sed. Profits immense. Sample L cents
uddress. A. II. SINGER. 43s Walnm street
Ahiladelphia Pa marSaw.ouiy
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A REPOSITORY OF FASHION. PLEA.
SURE, AND INSTRUCTION."
The daily gazette., 1876-12-07

L UNQrESTIoNAHLY THE BEST SUSTAIN
Ed WORK OF THE, KINDIN THE
WORLD,p
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o.. PlsRcE
IFrom The Toledo l,I,a. i,


success - never achieved vi,ho.-.
-. al make POOR article AMI 49, !, eetu-
ths s.Ie s.-. ~ people in the Uaifet So.
Iiecert far.,s.s S,e weald be enough To- nal ,
vsS~ -, hnt an article that bois IN a.
y.aAter ear, and the sal-s on ,x,i't sne hed
n n sua rapidly, nasG Ia ve absoi1t. 49,,
1 .,,fi,. -. - .sISe OF nunAlu. Y ocrunis. -.
Se.iIe eighth page to-day with hIs Yet
we aunt 4, because We know a. t ~, AiNcles'
mo" oi MS articles. We kno,x M, =, vhSso1, aud
las,{ ednested physician. whose jipio,os a, esa.
has associated with him ssycT.I y, ,se that he
80 ptsctinoners IN the country. W. 49,. s t
Vseseit him oY mail and ln psr.or =. "a :, :,
- s.1-S ~ the Union every d,v, and tha, IT,.
~ latriY add honestly deali uHh '"~s 'he1
his rrand result hss been .rgo,,.,,.,.,,
-senSies-Ecod, reliable ,rticles-,r,i.is.' ~ tSo
., .,.T,siaee'i work easIy tseir own w,,s;
s.,'i.,i t cuisines, management They have snc'
no ~ oecAu>S thef ought to have su-s,ed.a
~ yoe would patroniEe Nedirinss .cS.es.s-., ~,
IN, 81. oy ahl.ed Physician aud Cbemi,t ns,
St.s.se' Family Medicines. Golden Neiie'I
peesNerF Ia nutritiOus tonic sIts-ss;v-
N.Sed sieantiog aad IN nneausleJ Co,,,b ~, snu
~, fieAtasi furgStise Pellets scsr,cir ,ss-.
-. u1useNru seeds, constitute an agreeable .na
A. Isit,tulsS tsvorte Prescription a remely
W "teiiitstrd female ENtrart n Sn.rt.w""y
mage remedy for pain, bowel eonnisin,. 80. 80
a. SoeqSAied Liniment for both human ana bar..
80, s 30 his Dr sage's Cstarrh Remedy 4.
1AtArro and Gold In The Head" -,.r 49, iV ~
P~"Ue' Ioef are sold by drussists
~ 'AAAs a sUFFEREs-cUREDR N TuE Go1nxx
d.. r. V. Pierce.
~. ~. Nssv years ago was shipwrecked
On me Atlantic ocean, and the cold and ,,no.n..
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.eps eontsuAlly discAarging | va. sttsnssd y,
- sors "a liverpool Havro, New Orleans. New
90, and Al The hospital on staten Island rxh.r.
ne Doctor, wanted 70 take one Isx or r,,si,r
- ,PehatnE hundreds or dsllIrs, I was per'
= lasd 70 " yeur Golden Medical DI.corery -
a II W. han
ne hTst bottle, an thankful 10 "a, am 80.
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can Put nv heel TO the sround. an Al hon.
80. e'ery evening and shall be glad to satisfy
tnF person OF the truth ofIhis informstion I az
iiri yours respectfully, VIM RYnFR
~ Jefferson Street Run,lo - y
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save annoyance and expense Of carriage. baggage
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REMEMBER THIS.

81, . he lime Oftbe rear for PneumOuia. Lung
-. ~. D'asa Colds. and f.sal re.uls. Of pr.di.
Ls,,r. consumption and other Throat and
a,.-.s- use. SoscuEE's GERMAN SIRUP has
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prss'raiion, rssesten and ineoutinsucs Of urine
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81 Joush or mature age. excuses, intemperanc.
lo's OF appetite etc. There Is no doubt but thu,
4 q the most snaeaoion, medicine ever discovered
Tor the eradication OF ,he above enumerated NAL
sdles.
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ArES's AMERICAN ALMANAC Ia now ready 70,
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body and shows how 70 treat nearly Il the dis
ease' nom which people ,urer. 1t invariably re
eommends The bes; remedies to be employed, ire.
spestiys Of Ayers Family Mesclaes. and rurnisA.
e. indeed, the beat medical advise BY which o
grea. majority u ailments can be treated success
foliy. The anecdotes .-itteisms and Jokcs are the
hes; compilation that comes under our notice and
the book Il refreshing contribution TO our enjoy.
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AM gives new life Asd viEOr 10 The whole system
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Inc rates OF tuition will be the same rs usual 10
AZ pupils residing outside the limits OF District
20. :, IN faris; Pupils who are not present the
whole term will paw IS cents per week for Common
Enkllsh,And - FOR Higher Euglish and Languages.
Ia addition 10 the usual course of Instruction,
services of a TEACHER OF Vocal Music II success
iul' two Lessons per week will be given free 10 all
pupils Of the High School aud intermediate De-
partment.
Tor circulars or catalogue, or the school, apply
20 Gko A. WILSON, ESQ, wv. J. WHEREIN, T..
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Administrator's Sale.

DURSUANT to a license nom the Hon. Judge
IL Of Probate for the County Of Oxfsrd, shall
sell At ~ bile auction the tith day OF February
A u. 1875, At one O'Clock in the afternoon at the
PesI once az Buckneld village, In Buckneld, all
the right title and interest which James Is. Bryant
late Of Buckreld la said County deceased bad In
end 70 the following described real estate riE-ihe
homestead farm Of the sAid James d. Bryan. In
his lifetime, situated In the town OF Buck Geld
Aforesaid, and known a. the James Bryant farm,
including the reVerslon of the widows dover
Said premises are subject 20 3 mortgage 10 secure
the maintenance OF susan Bryant during her life
time, also q mortgage 10 secure the payment OF
900 % TO Elra y. Bryant. All. or so much Of sald
premises will be cold az will produce The sum
Of 1900.
JAMES II. DECoSrER, Administrator.
Buckdeld, Jan. l. 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-04

LIONS KArHAIEos prevents the Hair from
f.llisE cut or turning gray, renew, It's growth Asd
Eives strength and viEor. II 10 Delightfully."- per
famed AID makes splendid dressing. IL 10 the
cheapest and most desirable Hair TCnie ever pro
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DIED.

In Bethel, Des. IS. John W. Kendall AGED ~
wears aud months. A.. ..,.,a.,
II West Bethel, Dec. Nina MAJ, !9vhs go
daughter Of Edgar p. and Lizzie A. fhIWeA' Akeu
years and months. ~
IN GileAd, Dec. II, stella, daughter VI l. n
Cofn, aged years. ...Ana
OF NJ snd Mrs Oscar W. Royal, aged months
This Is TIE nrsi ssd experience Of ne kind Inas
these Young parents have been called 10 expert
soes ssstipk shadow upon their pleaiant home.
M tssv sorrow in hope, that their darling has
zone - be an angel. They now
with he Book Of Ages trust,
Thai welch'wss enthrined In DUST
Robed In ever spOtless While
In an atmosphere OF light,
Nv the never falling springs
Resrs she now her weary wingh'
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Health ana long life arc secured only by careful
attention 70 the arst symptoms OF disease. The
sore throat and slight osuEh are warnings that
shoald De heeded a. Oaee: II not Immediately ar
rested they viii end IN Catarrh or Consumption
perhaps death. To remove the Inflammation and
siay he cough pure tar a. contained in the
Forrest Tar Trouchss," 10 the bsst article for
this purpose. Get them OF your druggist with the
Forest Tar B0Ok," or sand IS csatS 10 the Forest
Tar Co, Portland. Ne, Tor a sample box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-04

OXFORD, ss:-Ai Court OF Probate held H
Paris, within and for the County Of oxford on
TIE third Tuesday OF December, A. D., 1875,
INDsCND and NATHANIEL IRISH, named
IL Executors ia . certain Instrument purpsrtinE
70 be the last VIII and Testament Of lillian Irish
ate OF hartford 10 szd County, having presented
nc same Tor Probate. and asked thai James Irish
Of Hartford be appointed Adm illustrator " tn the
VIII annexed, they declining the trust Of Erecu-
tors
Ordered, Thsttheszid Petitioners give notice
10 all person, interested by causing = copy OF
thl, order 20 be published three weeks suecessvey
10 the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear a. Probate Court 20 be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next
stS O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have Why the same should not be proved, ap
proved and allowed As The last ~ and Tetts meni
OF said decea.ed.
All. WALKER, Judge.
A true copT-atteAt. II. Z. DAYIs Reg1ster.
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,,t,o. OikrsrIc sALrRArus. - Universally
I. ,aSed he bes, in use. zach pound bear.
IN. ;. ANS PrLR. None genuine without
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A,rue cOpv-at.e.t: II. c. DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, ss:-At 4 Court Of Probate, held a.
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday OF December. A. ID. 1873.
nNth petition OF AUGUSTA r. WING OF Kun
~ ford Ia said County, praying that Elbridge q.
Harlow Of DiJaeld BE- appointed Administrator en-
the estate Of Nancy J, Wing, late Of Peru In said
County deceased;
Ordered. That the said Petitioner give notice
20 all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order 20 D. published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Oxford Demoe rat printed at Paris, that they may
appear az Probate Court TO DC held al Paris, In
s.d County on the third tuesday Of January next
At O'Clock In the forenoon aud shrw cause ~ any
they have why the tsme should not be granted.
A. IL. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-At,sst: II. c DAVIS, Register.
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