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1t so happens that every twenty-eight

years the 4th ~ March. the day fixed for the in.
auguration OF the President, falls on Sunday.
This occurs next year for the fourth time in the
history Of our nation, and following the prece-
dent established by three Of his predecessors,
the new President will take the oath Of Office on
Monday, the 9Th Of March.
The nrst Inauguration on the 9Th Of March was
that of GEORGE WASHINGTON on entering upon
his second term. The next time the 4th Of
March fell upon sunday was IN 1s91 when JAMES
MONROE was the President elect tor tie second
time. and he. too, was inaugurated on Monday,
Marcn 8. The third occurrence Of this kind was
In ls+s when ZACHARY TAYLOR was inaugu-
rated on Monday, the 9Th Of March. After next
year Inauguration day will not fall on sunday
again until lg05.
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A Queer nlrd- EnaIe or Hawkt

Mr.. Jacob Kepler, living about half n
mile from Limerick Square, TINS county, cap
tufed a rare bird on Friday IN a wooden tran
box. This urd has annoyed MIR. keper for tho
past two wears bv depredating on his poultry.
II is Il question amor those pretty well versed
IN urniInolugY as TO whether II Is nAwk or an
eagle, os it has the peculiarities Of both birds.
It measures about lye feet between the TIPS of
It's wings. II Is quite large enough for an eagle,
and II has the yellow beak OF that bird. On the
other hand II has no white feathers on the head
and tail and the beak, though curved, IL short
like hawks. IL II very strong, and when ro-
moved from the trap IT buried It's claws up to
their roots IN pine board, and could only I've
made TO loose lite hold by prying them on with d
lever.
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AT noon of yesterday the Centennial Ex-
hibitlon AZ Philadelphia was closed. Thus ends
what was ia some respects the most successful
Of the series Of worlds fairs. The receipts for
admissions since the Exhibitions opening will
foot up to over three aud quarter millions OF
dollars. The buildings and improvements Of
the ground cost seven millions, Of which sum
the national, state, municipal, aud other appro-
priations provided all except two and hall
millions, which was made up by stock subscrip
tions. Leaving out the cost Of the buildings,
the total expenses are liSoly TO be short OF the
receipts by about two millions, This 10 good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-11

GRANT has done what was Of course to
be expected Of him. He has ordered troops to
the doubtful states Of Florida and Louisiana. to
influence the count OF the votes under pre-
tence Of preventing false OF Illegal returns.
No one who knows the man or understands
the desperate mood Of bis advisers has
any doubt that the purpose Of this new
use Of the military arm Is In the interest Of
the Republican party. GRANT Is the man for
ZACH CHANDLER and Dos CAMERON In this
emergency Of the party. He has no scruples to
hold him back. This employment Of troops at
this critical time Is In keeping with GRANTS
other operations.
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So Boss SHEPHERD is in pecuniary
troubles. He claims, however, that he has assets
amounting to six hundred thousand dollars
above his liabilities. lie must have been too
far reaching in bis greed Of gain, and extended
himself too much on the proceeds Of his Ring
spells. The fear Of TILDEN's election would
naturally set him to examining his financial con-
dition, and trimming sail to weather the coming
storm. Boss SHEPHERDS day Of plumber Is
over when TILDEN enters tina White House.
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Wall street usually sufficient unto itself
in the way Of excitements, has been since Tues
day agitated from without by the political
anxietes which disturb the tranquility Of all
business operations. Tue stake Of TILDEN or
HAYES is a much more serious one than any
the bulls and bears can get up. and the ele ction
returns successfully compete with Que stock
quotations in the interest they excite.
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ANELEcTIoy WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
Mr. Cox Makes his Acknowledgements for
Almost Unanimous support.

To ne Trs Of ne SlrM Congregational District Of Neo
Torh.
Your unexamplcd vote for me deserves
acknowledgment. All factions aud parties
Joined In M 1900 majority. The few votes for
competitor. Mr.. Duganne, do not Indicate any
reproach upon him, or any real candidacy on his
part. have not the honor Of his personal ac-
quaintance; but know him as a gentleman Of
literary refinement, political diAectics, and CHI
valric honor. IL Is but Just TO say for him, that
had he chosen TO incur the expense, he might
have had several thousand votes. MY election
Is the success ofthe working folk OF a depressed
district. Would TO God that this success could
afford them instant relief s. T. Cox
NEW YORK, Nov 10, 1876.
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will arise in reference to the present cleo
ton. 1t cannot arise without the commits
sion OF great crime How the conse-
quences Of that crime can be averted, If II
shall be committed. no one can now fore
see. 1t Is best for all TO await patiently
the Developments which Will show that
those who may be under the temptation to
do such a monstrous wickedness will not
dare to attenpt IT,
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from ne CticInhdH coWnsfcldl
II may be remembered by some Of your
readers, as an Instance OF journalistic self re-
spect In England, that when the Evening Echo
was purchased 10y the well known speoulat O.,
Albert Grant, both OF its edltors-Arthur Arnold
aud MISS Frances Power Cobbe-nstantly re-
signed. The paper having passed into other
proprietorship, they have both resumed its ed
ituTal management. OF the interTegnum, IL
need only he said that II suggested that jour
nusto ability was not SO purely purchAsnble
commodity as some other Of Mr.. Grant expe-
nences may have led him to suppose.
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rAiLr ANp SUNDAY, 40 cents a line. ordinary adver
isne large type. ~ cents AMI preferred positions.
tOcents to $3.50, according TO classification.
METKLY.-to cents hnei no extra charge for large
Dpe. Preferred positions from IS cents to u!
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The sun NEWSPAPER

IL printed and published every day in the year At 1885,
ies and 100 Nassau street. New York city Its regular
cotton on secular days now averages about 40, 900,
e weekly edition over 100, 900 and It's Sunday issue
Il also over 100000. IL thus prints and sells more
than million copies week, which read all over
the United states. THIS lisa circulation unprc cedcnt-
cd American Jour nallsm and 1t constantly on the
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sho wine-a better one than the more prudent
expected would be made. The Centennial Ex-
hDition has certainly been great show, and we
hope Its benefits to the country will he Derma-
nent In the Improvement Of the popular taste
and in the incentive IL has afforded TO emulation
and advancement In works Of design and handi-
craft.
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JERE HARRISON, tho colored Congress
man from Alabama who once sold himself for
nifty dollars, failed to obtain a reelection on
Tuesday. Gen, JOE HAwLEy, who drew up tho
Cincinnati platform. has the Hon. JERE llARAL-
SONS sympathy IN similar misfortune.
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SIN: In case the Presidential election is de-
ternined by the state Of Florida and HAYEs should he
elected ny 1855 votes. and before the meeting Of the
Electoral College Republican clector shout die.
candidatesP JoHN r. POTrs.
NEW YORK. Nov. o.
The Electoral College does not vote as a cor
roration, but each elector has one vote for
President and one for Vice President. In case
of the absence Of any elector, either from death
: or any other -suse hts colleagues cannot cast
his vote. In the case supposed the three Florida
electors could not cast four votes. They could
only cast three votes. SO that MIR. HAYES would
not receive lSj votes. Mr.. TILDEN could not be
declared elected because he would not have re-
ceived 1856 votes. The result would be the
throwing Of the election into the House Of Rep
regentatiyeg.
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We call special attention to the account
which Mr.. JoHS JAY SMITH gives Of his deten-
ton in n Mexican prison. Mr.. SMITH, II seems,
was an enthusiasts Republican, bat he could
not enter into completely with the thieves Of
the Rio Grande Ring. Hence his imprisonment
and expectation Of being put to death.
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The prolonged suspense regarding the
result OF the election Is working to the tempo
rary injury Of business. Everybody's attention
Is engrossed In the political situation, and the
prevalent anxiety interferes with the progress
Of trade. The settlement Of the fact Of TILDEN's
election will, however, set the wheels running
ngaln more brskly than before.
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nAr1Y "a pages. BY mail. 55c. a month. or $3.50
year. postpaid, with sunday edition. $40.
SUNDAY ~ pages, ~ 40 per year, postpaid
MELKLN - pages, ~. 20 per year, postpaid
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It's certain that TILDEN's popular ma
jorlty ~ more than quarter OF million. lie
will not be the President OF minority Of the
people. In his work of reform he will repre-
sent tho will of much more than half OF the
American republic, ana no doubt the wishes
and hopes OF hundreds Of thousands who did
not vote for him.
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Tho recent rains are solving the problem
Of the Cruton water supply. We need have no
anxiety concerning that now, though reason
able economy in the use Of the water Is still
necessary.
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Instead ~ trininR with n bad cold use Or.
Jay 10 tkp,ooralt aud save your lulgs aud threat
HuCn dangerous wear aud tear Adp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

Entirely rewritten uy Tire ablest WliIci, 0l every
! subject. Printed from new type and illustrated
with several Thousand tngravugs and Maps
The work originally published under the title Or
THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDfA was completed
in 1863 since which time the wide circulation which
il h1s attained in all parts Of he United states, and
the signal developments which have iaken place ~
every branch Of science telntufei ana hrti nave
induced the editors and publishers 10 submit ITO an
exact and thorough revision, and io issue q new
edition entitled The AsfEKfCAS ClcAorHDIA.
Within the last ten years the progres OF dlscoy
cy I'm every department. OF knowledge has made
erw work OF reference an imperative want.
The movement Of political Affairs has kept pace
with the discoveries Of fence, and their frultfI
application % the industrial and useful arts andtv
Convenience Of andreNneme't oi social lie. Gre
wars and cOusequ eut revolutions nave occuut
involving national changes OF peculiar moment
The civil war Of our own country, WMch was Ht lts
height when the last volume OF the old W0rkappear'
cd mas happily ended and new course Oi CONNER
cial and industrial activity has been commenced
Large acccssions % our Geogr1phcai AAo"ltuse
have been made by the indeiatigaO.e explorers Oh
Africa.
The great political revolutions OF She last decade
with the natural result 90 the lapse oi time, nave
brought into public view multitude oi new men
who names lIcln every one NOUN ana Oh whose
lives every one D. ruriOus 90 know the Particular
Great battles have been fought ana important
sicgcs maintained OF which the details arc ~ yet
pre- crycd only boz the newspapers M in the trans
lent publications OF the day, but which ought now
10 take their place in permanent and authcnu
history.
In preparing the present edition for the pre- -,It
has accordingly been tilc aim of ths etJra f0 bsng
down the Information t1 thr latest poo -ibic dates,
and fo furnish an accurate account cf she most re-
cent eovcrr- IN science OF every fresh Yrptuc-
ton in literature, and % the newest Inventions iu
tile practical arts well as to 4Isc uccinrt and
original record oi The pr'src, ol p0AH'". -Ao i'1-
toucll events.
The work has been bcsun after long ,uI caI,iul
preliminary laborsn with thc mo- ample les.Q9uf.
fuf carrying t on % -l.r.'--4ul termination.
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Nntice nf.FOrecIOsure.

xruFREAS. Ira " Putnam Of Mason ~ SaS
w coanty ct ONfoId and state Of Maine, S u.y
" M fr,r day o.: November, A. d 80 ON!
b. rorts "a deed of said date 70 me- I'o'l - nm
t -liI Mason certain lot or parcel on 80. ~. a.
=. 49, ,o 80 Mason on the road .eAdins rom ~
irto Paine, to West Bethel being P,Lt "a =, ~
h kaown a. TIE John Paine i-riu anu t1 ncrtb
80 mi al Amos A. Grover; on the e2st oi iA1 !
80 Au,Ss a. Grover and lard OF Cyfsne
E.sn and on the south oy the atoTe haL
=, s-..-,re ths uavment OF The sum OF ANV -
- ~ gtrvFIvt Uallars and interest ana WiieI'S -.
81 condition Or said mortgage deed mas nm ,'nr.
$50 htrebv claim % loTeclose Tue sAlS' ~ ~
.,srt 10 the statute 10 such case uSI5 I a.
Nl0e1' L. FosrER \ HERsEf, her ANY
- =, -. Is
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sheriff = sale.


COUNTY OF OXFORD - .-lanuary. li.h. l>''
gINAkEN ou execution, Eul unless prev iousiy
i reclaimed. VIII Dee sold 10 ihr highest pa
Der. thcics0r Dy public acutiou OF saturday the
ifl dav of March. 4. ID. l~s6 a. 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon ~ TIE CNice OF Foster a Hcrsey 10
Bethel in SAID Couutv.dl the right iu equity Wuch
Jame- johnson. late oi AndoVcr lu the county 'l
oxford. but now oi WChuru 10 The county OF
NlIdIr-sN srd Commonwealth OF Ma,-Achus,tts,
had ou the .p;h daY OF August, \. j. $50. "hcn
tu- same Wa attached ou i"t 'ti-ihAt WI. go
deem tae following described real e-iate, 10 VII
certain Log OF land situated 10 ~Ait Au4"Ntt 4u4
described as follows. ~ --Bcs iIlnr 20 t norm
east corner o. log OF land known as the edward
l. Poor log ncAr the gate then running on Inc oil
sad Edward l.. Poor land. north - degrees, west
lt1 roda % the sawyer orchard, then nOilh - It-
crstS. Isl rods t1 the northeast corner Of 'he
sawyer i0. then north IS degrees east - ToIS ~
a rr tree iu the swamp. then east 4t. Ip-7 70 T.,
Range. then south 40 degrees, West ~ rOas anu
south ~ degree west l3i rods 10 the pace OF oe'
Ginning. containing TWO hundred acres more OF
less. wiki the building thereon u zen ,o' - -
Der one, 4. Il 4uEc, ana = part 90 't"u A-1"N
mo rubi. Doc iu .aIl town II Aut0VCr, and tie
same farm lately occupied Is SAID Johnson ln 7all
Audover. and -aid premises being -ubJe,, 10, anu
mortgage dated March 3l-t le,3 gwen oy inc
aid James Johnson 20 Jeln \. French "i sa!!
And0vcr. 90 secure the payment OF tOIr huh4t
Dollars 20 eight Ucr cent. interest," ahl on winch
fbera has bfrn usii eighty.scYen dollars ana MY
three cents, aud on which there !, no" que the
sum OF four bundled and nity-eisht dollAIS anu i
seventy one cents as" tA.' w. ~, -.'.-i ..su
s,,,e time and unless previously redeemed, Will
be sold 10 the hishes, bidder therefor, by PlOIlN
snction ~ the same place aud time OF the aIoLe.
mentioned sale all the right in equity when tAe
SAID James Johnson had on tue oVth daN OF Au
.u-t a ID. 1870, when the same was attacAel on
ne original writ toI rede, m the aiOre mentioned
nfeul.srs Tom u m0rtage deed thereof from Jam 3
johnson 10 John y French, dated teorua1I I'm
l,-4 10 secure the pay meut OF three huh3ISl ~
lars Al eight per cent Interest, and on when theIe
- now duo the sum Of three hundred and hlIy'slN
dollars and twenty cents said right OF redemptl1
existing 10y virtue Of said mortgage, ea,H e.,
All fees and charges Of sale. -
CYKIs NJ. WORMELL, Deputy Sherlu.
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- - u siiciNE.-'L e, Atwoos,. ne
:, o.e, Rea'ey, mild, harmless, In, sro =
o.sl1''oa' ruIiaes the blood. restore ,t -
- eae's'es' regulates all deranred nnnc,,,.-.
new iie and viSor to the whole !, go,
:, :. u.i',i.ed as a Liver lnyigoratar. and non,
.S S'-,l''o'ea' Is warranted to CONTAIN more va
IA pro- ef'ies Ia , cent bottle than apv os',
'-''eot"''t OF 'Sarsaparillar sold for T, ,loli.-
beware or Dangerous limitations. See ,h.,
q bears The trade marx a. p, :, Gee 'ha'
's''e''' or yea vii be grossly imposed anon
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We are having very mild
..s.r since The New Year
New Years day was tie
ever saes for a v. int a.
~ .,.oome,er rising to 90 de-
.l.ls. The snow has about
s,rd wheeling is The order
| g'a''''
s.,.cr. on DC > Mr. Joseph
~. si The aged men Of Ibis
..,a org aad Paia,al Illness u
s..e patiently, Mr. FOWle
.-l years OF 'ge.
=..-so sacy, Opo OF P0''e n
med citizens is very 10" with
rt5a J.. sil remains in a
-s-sa, condition
&c o.,ais place had New
,.l cslloa q, thaie ball
Nh. we, and ihc memle's
',s,rts received somo very
-rs Taeg bad select
tr addresses ty the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18
ADMINISTRATORS SAG.

Df-P-T-ANT 10 a license granted 20 me 10y Ihe
t..-,f Pr1b-te within and Tor th COuL.l
= t.-rr.s,... on the fourth Monday Of April, \ u
IS sha sell al Public Auction 10 me n l :,
S,.,--. '-l 1vrst Peru. 80 = O'Clock 7. NJ
IN, II. l-, bered % and rs. lying eas'erly o.
.o-te Inc A. described IN deed from A.ul
SnaeAlry % Henry Rowe being Dc ~ ~, a.,
h-,-,r. srs March l. A D. 1870 aud recorded y
Ov.ord Rezi.try OF DEEDS. sVok IL, pAsg - %,
land bciugin Franklin plantation, VNioI -.
nd tsl,r.auE 20 the estate Of the i4'e Jesso DIS
go, 5sc,e.et. being 30 acres more or les,
mop NEI son y. KNIGHT
,l.tr--.-e.,- Of the estate Of Jesse B!sh0p-
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In RnnISruptey.

-orfCI Of Assignee Ot lis appointment ss...,s
y m the pistilc; Court OF the Cni'ed s'@'SS
for the Dis.ric- OF Ma ,,or-s p RENNETT,
In ibt nar,vr Of VALOkots l. bE-'->''
EanSrupi- 80. ~ -.
iS t,- in said u strict the 18th dag oI jan
u9ly, a ss-ir7ed hereby gives notice OF ne ~
~. .e.1 rs f-.5.uee Of Nalorous r. beh.e 80 =, :,
pom, in me county Of Antrose osSn' 9a oi al
Of Maine within sand Dlsriet, Mii1 2,sion by the
judged . lsdh - .iS nistriet jls
Dis.Iio' NNO' Go. s. WOoDHAN, ASSIGNEE
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FREELAND HOWE,
Insurance Agent,
Norway, Maine.
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. LiVin Is. Lane 90 Brownlcld. IN
w the County ~ oxford aud >t4tc 90 Maine,
I,v rs tnorta v deed dated october 20 4. ID. lNsi
lccor,is. ia ONfor. R,-lairy 90 Deeds, We-teru
o. strict. book Ie. page t-s. conveyed 60 Jacob T..
>pru. OF pAnycr>. 100 the State OF Mas achu-c'i,,
certain piece coz parcel ofical estate, sitUa'ed .n
ssil Brownftlt and bounded as follow. % wit
on the -ol'h Pos Che road leading from BgSWnnclt
Centre 90 l.. s. a. Ia. IL. depot, on thc east by land
owned aud occupied los said railroad company
1r thc north hy the road leading FROM Denmark 20
U-Jwntcld Centre; on tht west by land owned BY
u L. Hastings. c-1 nearing by th., deed % con-
yer afi and flc same, that sAsd Spring has This
DAY decided to said Laae lv wlrgeutce deed. and
recorded .n Western ONtorl Registry OF deeds, 20
secure tlr Performance ul certain CIui lions
u-ul,I lu said unrt-I-c, and whereas ssid con
. .ti1r- uameJ nave been brrN.n, s1it Jacob +.
~. r.u- claims foreclosure OF said mortgage, aud
yves this notice Tor that purpose.
j. l.. tRlNk, Attorney,
Tor JACOB l.. SPRING.
ErswnLtil Jan. 9TH. $50. Is
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County of oxford to BENZ. y.TUELL Dr.

June ., To 50 miles travel from sumner 10
Hebron aud Auburn and back and
Srs1sm and others. els %
June - To 30 miles travel from sumner 70
Bethel and back on petition of K. ~ .
FRYE and DAYS attendance, ~ w
Aug. 30, To 10 miles travel from sumner 10
Hiram and back on petition OF Select
men Of Hiram aud2 days attendance = ~
oct. >, To 90 mile. travel from sumner 20
Fryeburg Academy Grant and back
on the petition OF Daniel Conner and
others and = day. attendance II "
Nov ;, To 80 miles travel from sumner TO
Auburn and back on petition OF Al
fred Shaw and others aud 4 days At
tendance, 10 ~
Nov r. To 20 miles travel from Buckheld 10
south Paris and back on petition OF
Asa Atwood and others and days
attendance, W
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The U. S. OfieiaI PostaI Guide.

Recessed a-G Pat.i.ttL Quarterly D. aa'har"g o.
as Pos: Qtes Department
t.a.a.r.a. an AlpAa5-,icti List 81 lo-i pnites
.-t r- United ~.a.e- with County. state ana Sal"
~. NuItt-O5L Onlcts. Domestic and lu'ern@-
.f.u.I. ,l..f Regulations 90 t-e fosi once ~
,.-...t.,. Instructions jo tAe Public tore ~ 1nl
domestic Postage Tables, AM other N2luapie 10
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The American Law Times & Reports

wsr,h.v periodical which gives LEADiSe
f,-f~ I-i ..irant ~ regular publication ahl = Hs
80 III sI. Casa. rlU1r.cd To contemporary Amer.
can .e.il periodicals.. Edited uy how LAM -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18
COURT BILL.

BENZ. Y. TUELL.
Paris, Dec. 81, ls75.
OXFORD, S. Dec. 81, 1875.
Before me personally appeared Benz. Y. Tuell
one Of the County Commits sioners for said County
and made oath 10 the truth of the above account
BY him rendered and subscribed.
JAMES ). WRIGHT,
Clerk Of Courts for Oxford County.
OXFORD, SIS Dec. 81, 1875.
Having first examined and audited the above
account of Benz. Y. Tuell, we hereby certify that
we allow thereon the sum OF one hundred and
thirty.one dollars and afty cents.
JAMES ; WRIGHT, Clerk.
G.. ID. BISBEE, County Atty.
ianlS AW
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County commissioners Bills.
County of Oxford to WILLIAM CHASE III

MAY 10, To 80 miles travel 10 Hebron aud Au.
burn and back. and four days attend
GRAHAM and others, sl3 %
June y, To 20 miles travel TO Bethel and back
and DAYS attendance on the petit
on of Il Frye for Bethel, - ~
Aug. 30, To 10 miles travel to Hiram and
back aud { days attendance on petit
ton OF Seectmcn Of Hiram, - 90
Oct. IS % 40 mile; travel 20 Fryehurg Acal-
envy Grant and back and days az.
tendance on petition OF Daniel Con-
nor sud others, ], %
Nov, s, To 10 miles travel 10 Auburn and back
aud { days attendance on petition Of
Alfred Shaw and others IL 20
Nov. T. 20 ~ miles travel To- Paris aud back
and days attendance on petition Of
Asa Atwood and others, W
To paid postage, go
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- American Naturalist.

NPsrular Illustrated Monthly Magazine OF Nat.
f--Il n story anl Travel Among the 6"nifiDl.otI5
-. Tr.f.. t,rav. Whitney, Shaler. farlow ah9
Ell Uart.rl, Pruis. Marsh, NeIriA anu
smith ~ y ale and others.
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IMPORTANT 40 rRayp,pys

Whc, =. 49, y AhAN ELERN.
save annoyance and eaf,e-.s ,f -, - n lOhh
TNToN 49,. nire. and siop so thc CRAM
my stYN nn HOTEL, opposite the GRAND CEN
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