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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

HouNG. If the soil was properly pre-
pared before planting, and is reasonably
free from weeds, horse cultivation may
be pro6tably substituted for the hand-hOe,
There is really no need of the hand-hoe
being used in general field culture as .
rule. A oulhyator which lifts the sol
and cuts the roots, without moving the
soil much, is preferable to the old scratch
harrow style, Among the garden crops a
whee!-hoe will save vast amount Of la
Dor in the aggregate. But don't let the
weeds grow or crops lack for cultivation
Better to add one-tcnth to the crop by
better cultivation than by increased &C,
rcagc, il only one can be done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

Under this head We include rabbits Of
the different varieties, guinea pigs,
squirrels, pigeons-of which there Is q
very large UNDERGRADUATES and other
birds The interest in these home pets
Is 50 genera, that it has become the source
Of large revenue TO many breeders and
dealers in them. The care Of such pets
IS one Of the way, 10 interest the boys at
home anl educate them IN the things of
nature. and Is besides a source Of delight
10 the whole family Many people living
il. the city have a passion tor such things,
and think that if they only lived IN the
country they would have them never
considering that if they have small cor
ncr. even TO crowded street, they can
have quite a variety Of such pets to en-
10Y. aud that if rightly mlnsged they
will more than pay the expense Of keep
my them. Onr home Is within twenty
minutes ride in the horse cars, Of this
office. with less than eight thousand feet
of land, on which there Is the house and
d small stable. We have 4 nice plot to
cultivate for a garden; keep a horse aud
carriage, fine flock Of brown Leghorns,
eighteen varieties Of pigeons, four varie-
ties Of rabbits, with number Of singing
birds. Two boys take nearly all the
care of them, which gives them great
pleasure, and occupies the hours out Of
school, and makes home 70 them the mos;
desirable Of all places We would not
be deprived Of the pleasure received in
watching these pets and helping care for
them, for anything The space required
to keep even so many is small. A room
partioned off with iaths, in the hay loft,
SIX by eight feet, with little piazza out
side, Is sufficient for the pigeons Another
room. six by ten feet, will answer for the
rabbits, as they are kept seperate in boxes,
\ box two feet long and twenty inches
wide and deep, gives ample room for enc
rabbit y coop in the stable, six by
eight feet. with a yard Of the same size
outside, viii do very well for u dozen
fowls, while a few cages hung up on hooks
in the library and sitting-room, or child
ren's play room, will make a house for
the canaries. With this amount of land,
and these interesting aud beautiful Great
ures, your desire for the country will be
in measure satisfied, and your enjoy
ment of home (if you have the fine in-
stinct for such things will be greatly
increased.
TIE CASE OF DR.. AYER-A LESSON TO
ADyERTIsERs.-The insanity Of DR.. j. c.
Aver Of Lowell, affords a terrible warn
ing to advertisers. Here are men engaged
in the manufacture Of pill not differing
much from a hundred other pills which
may be obtained at any drug store. In
an ungarded moment he made up his mind
to advertise not in the picayune style of
the ordinary dealer, but in a eOmprehen-
sive sort of way, by which he could reach
every possible purchaser of pills. He
started with the idea of deyoting half Of
his profits each year to advertising
The result might have been toreseen.
lie accumulated money so rapidly that he
did not know what to do with it. When
he had rolled together sl5, 100000, and
had yainly striven to lind some outlet to |
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10
& etfiH0 Married.

Touching the subjcc; of marriage, Hills
Manual says:
Aside from the entertainment Of guests
at the residence Of the bride, the expen-
Scs OF the marriage are entirely borne by
the groom, who is understood to be the
winner Of the prize Ii the parties mar
rying are wealthy, and Of undoubtcj
standing and responsibility in society,
taey can appropriately celebrate the nup.
tiai ceremony in an expensive manner +;
the occasion being taken By the relatives
and friends as an opportunity for the
making Of every description OF present to
the bride and groom. IT, however, the
parties move in the humber walks OF lie
an expensive bridal tour, aud very great
display at the wedding arc not advisable.
Il is much better for The newly welded
couple to commence life in a manner SO
pialn aud modest that succeeding years
cannot fail 10 steadily increase their
wealth aud give them better opportunities.
People always more highly respect those
persons who steadily - upward, no matt
ter how slowly, than those who attempt
a display beyond ihois ability honestly
TO maintain
To legally marry in the United States,
only few incidental expenses are really
necessary. OF these, the license costs,
in different states, from one to two dollars,
and the magistrate for performing the
ceremony, Is allowed by law to charge
two dollars. While no Jaw regulates the
price, it is customary to quitcly present
the clergyman five dollars or more, &c
cording to the ability aud Iiberality Of
the groom. In giving notice Of the mar.
riage to the newspaper, it is courtesy al
ways to enclose with the same dollar
bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

SAFETY PROM R,rs AND MICE.-A. j.
Willard. Of San Nateo County, Calitor-
MIA, gives a very simple, and, IN bis eX-
pcrience, a very effective safeguard against
rats aud mice. lie takes two round pieces
Of tin, ike the bottom Of q fruit eau.
punches a hole in the centre OF each piece
and strings them on strong wire, one
near each end. Then he stretches the
wire from side TO side Of a room aud
f-scns each end firmly. Anything which
i, hung upon the wire between the plates
OF tin j. safe from the rats, FOR II they
walk out upon the wire, eve-y time they
try to m1uat the circle Of tin It revo.ycS
and they cannot pass over it. Mr.. VIII
lard has found the simple contrivancc
very uscful in saving meat grain, etc, and
advises all farmers 10 TT it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10
Gapes IN Chickens.

Feed chickens on cracked corn, from
the time they are Matched, and you may
throw drugs to the dogs, as the chicks
will never need them. have not lost a
chicken with this disease for twenty years
Before feeding as above, lost hundreds.
Somerset. Mass, June IL, II. CIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, IS board OF County Commissioners,
May Session, A. ID. 1877; held by adjournment
June ~, 1871.
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are Ie'
spOnsible, and that inquiry into the merits OF their
application /. eXpedient IL Is Ordered, That the
County Commissioners meet at the Baptist meet
ing house near Beans corner In Bethel OF Tuesday
the 3s day OF August next az ten OF The clock A. NJ.
and thence proceed to view The route mentioned In
said petition Immediately after which view hear
ing OF the parties and witnesses will be had at some
convenient place in the vicinity and such other meas
ures taken in the premises as the Commissioners
shall Judge proper. And II is further ordered, that
notice OF the time, place and purpose of the Com
missioners' meeting aforesaid be given 10 all persons
and corporations interested, by causing sttested
copies Of said petition and Of this order thereon 10 be
served upon the Clerk OF the town OF Bethel and
also posted up in three public places in said town
and published three weeks successfully In the Ok
ford Democrat newspaper printed at Paris IN said
County Of oxford, the first OF said publications
and each Of the other notices, TO be made,
served and posted, at least 20 days bcfO;e said
time of meeting TO the end that all persons and
corporations may then and there appear, aud shew
cause, IL any they have, why the prayer Of said
petitioners should not be granted.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy OF said Petition and Order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES $. WRIGHT, Clerk
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important TO Persons Visitinq N. Y.

One Of the best and most convenient Hotels Tor
Merchants and others - stop at when in New
York Is the Grand Union Hotel, nearly orpo.
site the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, kept ON tire
European plan-you therefore only pay Tor what
you get. Everything is first class, and prices
moderate. adapted to the striusoncy of the time
You save the expense Of carriage hire, aud hs
leaving your baggage check at the counter ol ih.
Hotel, your baggage viii bo delivered ia your
rooms, fifteen minutes after the arrival u "a, ears
free Of expense, We advise YOU 10 give The Grand
Union Trial.
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears from
N Nervous Debility, Premature DE :ay, and all
the effects OF youthful ndiscretion will, Tor the
sake of suffering Humanity, send free TO all who
need IL, the recipe aud directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing TO profit 10y the advertisers experience
can DO 80 by addressing in perfect confiencc.
janl gm JOHN u. OGDEN, ~ Cedar 81, n. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

In a district of Northamptonshire
England, a school board has decided to
give a glass of beer to each of the elder
pupils who at the end Of the day is at
,he head of his class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10
To ConsumptiVes.

Inc advertiser, having been permanently cured
d iiat dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy, Is anxious to make known To his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire Il,
no VIII send copy Of the prescription used (lrec
0, CHARGE, with directions Tor preparing and
using the same, which they will Gnd a SURE CURE
Tot CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHlriS, %c.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please I'D
dress REV. T.. 4. WILSON,
janl Gm l0i Penn ST., Williamsburg, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

-Sanday-schOOl teacher to pupil -
Now, my little man, can you explain to
us the cause of Adams fall ?" Little man,
(emphatieally)-"Yes sir: cause he
hadn't any ashes to throw ON the side
walk. "-Brooklyn Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

10 the Honorable Boari Of County Commission
rr- for the County ut oxford.
Wy the undersigned citizens vi the town Of
w Bethel Oxford County, would respectfully
represent that common conE enience and necessity
,ltmauI that "a highway should he located 10 lead
from the present highway or road near the Baptist
meeting House az Beans corner; thence IN south
westerly direction in the most ieasable locality
ID tie highway at or near the house Of Hiram
Hod -don formerly occupied by Peter y Bean,
Wherefore your petitioners pray that YOU may
proceed 70 view said route aud u deemed rNpedi-
ent lay ont aud locate a highway over said route
according 10 law.
ABEL CHANDLER, Jr.,
a. ,fl
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THE W01' i3a EltrOpe.

This grand work j. The result OF Recent and Exicu-
siv, Travel IN al thc countries named. II j. hr- and
"tH.lt bnS-the oNlN one on the i itt;4ud tte f.t-
est .. NJ published one Agent cold 81 copr-
the rrf H. another, ~ in rt snotlcr. 81 Iu
oae iael,p Agents. don mics this the yegy HE,T lhtrc.
q make money Ofc-tf % ne last Hr,r Mo- % tttr
time. send or Extra Terms 60 Agents AMI flI Dee
ip0u u this greatwogk and Judge for y0urev Address
A. ID. NOETHINGTON Co, Publisher, Hartford, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

OXFORD, ss:-At q Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County of oxford
on the third TUESDAY Of June, A. ID, 1871.
d" If. ABBOTT, Guardian of Thomas +. Bur
i. CESS minor child and hen of Martha ;.
Blu CESS late. of Andovcr in said County, having
presented his account of guardianship OF said
ward for allowance:
Ordered, that the said Guardian give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully in the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court to be held at Paris, IN
said County on the third Tuesday of July next,
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause If any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
a true eopY-Attest: II Z. DAVIS, Register.
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TN. subscriber. hei rl' gives public notice that
they have hrru duly appointed n, thr Honorable
Jud.-uf Probate ipr thr touuty "t oNluIl, and
assumed th, t1i-t ct Administrator ct the e.
tate OF ~IEIAl;D 4. SLY tRl late 81 buU.d
900 -,d tGuuiy, decreased. Ly e..tu4 bIuI "a. tlr
law directs: Uit, rt,. t,tr 90, 30 .-f all prr.nu.
Who .I- ul,ht. 10 t..,. t-titr ui ard deceased o..
make immediate payment. iuI thn-r - uo have
any demand thttrou, To- EXHIBIT .hr anne 800
DAVID ALLEN,
June 10, lS... JONAS SLY FRY.
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OXFORD ss:-At Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and for the County Of OAiOid
oIpthe third Tuesday OF June, 4. d. 1877,
nN the petition OF MARY KING, WliON OF
I y George W. King late of oxford in said COM
" deceased, praying for an allowance out oil the
personal estate OF her late husband:
Ordered, THAT the said Petitioner give notlcc
10 all persons interested by causing copy oi ths
rider 10 he published thrte weeks successfully ~
The oxford Democrat printed at Psris, that the:
nav appear ~ Probate Court 20 be- held nc fdtls
ln said County ON the thud Tuesday OF July mex
AZ nine O'Clock in the forenoon and shcw cause u
my they have why the same should not be- granted
\. II. WALKER. jude.
4 true copy, attc-t Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

OXFORD, sat- a Court ui Probate held hi
Pari, within and Tor thc t0aut' oi pNl"id
un the third TUESDAY of Hume. a. -. lH..,
I'M Tie petition 81 FREEMAN Nc RLNNEf d,
~ Administrator on thc estate "i k"u'ri ".
Lupl late or Hiram iu said County d'ccaeci, pray
.ut. Tor ltcru4r To- sill aud convey much Ut thr
ral estate at sail deceased - Aili prJ,lurc ih"
.um of one hundred aud MT dollar. Tor the pay
mrnt of debts and incidental rhGtRr-
Ordered ThHtth, sail Petitioner .INcnoticc
30 al pur-ous !utrrc led los cIusi uG tn "Htfart 81
aid petition with thit "rirt thereon 80 h' luh
li-hci three weeks sucec .,is,B W The oNi"u
Democrat printed go Paris, HAT they may appeal
. % pruhatr Court tp b." iUil 40 Paris 90 rhh
Comfy uu Tie mind Tuesday of lu'y nrNt, at nin'
o'clock IN HE forenoon ani -hrW ,.nr II Any they
nave wins the same -hUuid not hr nrliird.
y Il WAIkFI;, Judge.
Inn ...l...- ~, - Ill q lAAI.- l,t.ll- Ilr
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y OPY YOUR LETTER.
D USE
~ Excelsior Copying Book. -
NInLr IL IIrn,Irnl pnnrr

Quickly copies anv writing WITHOUT Wat,f
PRESS, or Bitt ~il, Used 20 home, lil .ry or ui-
dee For Ladies' wishing o. rutaiu copies of l'i
tiers. every business maa, tlct4Amcr. corfc-g"n-
tlrut- travellers 10 ts iuyA'ugJlc---e'i- 100 sight.
send S3.0O and we will send q 800 page Hook.
letter -iIc. ny NAH. paid 90 my address. We
ieirr 60 auv Commercial AGENCY send -'-uu ipt
AGENT Circular. I.NCEG>IoH MNIt.. 90 .
no BcRbOru ST, Chicago, Ills. 5000
AGENTS wanted.
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ROOFING SLATE.

A. WlIBIR s. CO, Slate WharVes, 52a
Commercial St, Boston. sole Agents for
Merriils Celebrated BrOwnvile UuMding S'ste
Strongest and best male; less repair, than other
received the highest Centennial award q metlxl
aud diploma. sold hv the square or cargo 20
Bangor or Boston. Also an other kinds OF slate
and roofing materials. Address 4. ". X Co.
Boston. or H. \ MERRILL, Bangor. Ne.
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PinnpleS.

will mail Free the recipe for preparing sim.
pie VEGETABLE BALM that will remur, TAN.
FRECkLES, PiMPLES and BLOTCHrS leaving
the skin soft clear and beautiful; alsr instructions
Tor producing luNuriant growth of hair on a bald
head or smooth face. Adde'S Ben, Vandelf &
Co., Box 5l2l, No. Woos'...r 81, Ny, iani ON
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oAtORD. ss:-Ata Court OF Probate held at Paris

oAtORD, ss:--Ata Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF oNioru'
on the third Tuesday Of June, y. ID. leN,
rTyYLER KIDDER, Guardian Of Herbert New
i MAN minor child aud heir of Leonarl New
man late OF Dlxieli ia laid County, having pre-,
sented his account VI guardianship OF said y Afu
for allowance: ..,..,
ORDERED, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy 1I
this order 70 be published three weeks suecesslvey
In the Oxford Democrat printed al fariS tha' nv
nav sppear at Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
in said County on the third TUESDAY of july next
It qo'clock In the forenoon aud shew cause IL any
they have why the same should not ne ail9WSu.
A. H. WALKER, Judge.
true conv-Atlest. II &. DAVIS, Register.
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NERVluS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression; 4 weak cN.
haustel feeling, uo energy or courage thc result
u Mental OVcr-work IndiScrrtiunS ar ~
cCSSeS, or some drain upOn the ~ stem, g. alWIys
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Sprci-
nc No. ~. u tones up and iuN IEurHlc- the IS e.
TEN, dispc- the gloom and dependency, mpJrts
strength and energy stops the drain and rriu-
ycuAt"s the entire man. Been used twenty Year.
with perfect success, hy thousands. Sold uy deal.
ers Price, ~ 90 per Single vial, or 500 per pacA.
axe OF five VIAL, and 500 wal col powder. ~rut
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Mum
phrrys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
I,H FULTON ST, NEW lOlk.
January %, l>ts. ~
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,,.- Cares. Gents
Fever. Congestion lHfauwa,'ona, q
o. Worms. Ns.u SO. Mo.m toii'. -
tr!.u--t Ole, or 'h.ac o' Infants. "
E.a.r!iu'a, ol Children O. ADMITS, -
3. EN~Cnttrs, Gug.l-, Bilious Cole, =
o. tAnlcrd- Hurbu-, Vomiting, =
O.. tIU-,i~, Colds, h-ur.til-.
3 Nrurai- a, Iouia.. .t. ache,
4. i!ca-iacllc>, SIS. H.-l-gte. Vertigo, q
.l Dyspepsia, Bilious >t,f..,I, -
81 ..tlpgfts-tt. or Painful Periods, -
-. " hitcs, 900 lL"iase Periods,
ig. Group. Cough, j. dieuit breathing,
o. salt HhrItui, f. 'p..-. IWptuns. y
a. Rhtuiuati>u, Rheumatic Pains, -
&c. Fever ana iSuc, tl'i' Fever, Asues,. -
o. piles, s'.uI CO.. ui..d.i- .I
IS cphtha hu!. NiiI sos, 'r e1h EHe-' :"
l4 G1tarTli. acHt- 60 chrome, luiiucu<a, "a
3D. W hUupinS-GOu-h. Niolyni couEhs, ~
% a.fHnii. Crfs. l Breathing, ~
e.. Ear Discharge, impaired hearing, ~
BE- e.rrofnli. enlarged Glands. Swe llinf~. ~
I'd. General Debility, lh-ital Weakness, ~
s Ur0ll-N and sclni' -ccfyiiuu-, ~
~ Sra-~icAnes>. s.cLgr.s from riding, ~
- kidney disease, Gravel, ~
- Nrr,uu> Debility, Vital Weakness, "a
- sore Mouth. tJHhcr, 80
.d IriuaF, Nras,ur~S, Wcttiug The bed, ~
81 p1iuIui irtiod>. urViih SrasIas, ~
80 Disease al heart. paipitauous, etc. ! ~
Ia Iuitru..,. ~tJ.iu- ~. Niiu.' Dance, ~
20 Dipt iberia, liberated sore throat, 80
81. Chronic IonSc~tiun> and Efupuons, ~
FAMILY CASES.
sase. Morocco. ,..ih above 35 large Walls and
Mammal - directions, SIuOO
Case Morocco. ,f 80 large iais aud Book, 600
These remedies are sent by the case
single huN or vial, 10 any part of Inc
country, free 0f charge, on receipt oi
price. address
Humphrey 'iI0meOnathic Medicine 20.
rI'.'..nI' u.Inf. New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
Eco. l.. Wilson. and 4. VI. Gerry. AV'rts.
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ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTY, &C.
Federal Officers, soldiers and Sailors Oi the late
war or their beirs, are IN many cases entitled TO
money from the Government which has been
found 70 be due since final payment. Write full
history OF service, ana state amount OF pay aud
bounty received. Certificates Of Adiutant General
L. ;. A., showing service and honorable discharge
therefrom, in place of discharges lost, procured
for 4 small fee. Enclose stamp 20 Gilmore ~ co ,
and full reply, with blanks, will be sent free,
PENSIONS! PENSIONS!
All Federal Officers, Soldiers and sailors wound
ed, rupturcd or iljured in the line OF duty IN Tie
late war, and disabled thereby, can obtain a pen.
sion.
Widows, and minor children of Officers, Soldiers
and Sailors, who have died since discharge, Of
disease contracted, or wounds and injuries re-
ccived in the service and in line of duty, can pro-
cure pensions. by addressing GILMORE 90.
Incre sed rates for Pensioners obtained BOun-
IL Lard Warrants procured for service IN wars
prior TO March 3, 1855. There are no warrants
Granted for service in the late rebellion.
send 81. m 10 GILMORE H. CO., Washing
ton, ID. c.. for full Instructions, may23u
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OXFORD, sat o. ,.nit O. Probate held ht
PM MlinLn aMl ~. LH- L-Lu-A ID uNL.Ll ON

ONIUED, N4'"At / t-III ~ IIIbHIC bold NJ
Part within aud to. iht County ut DNioid ON
thc turl lirsdlt IF June. \ l. l~..,
~ Tho petition oi HIRAM \. ENNbALl, Al
tniui-trt-ns ou the tstai. "f 80 ..itl Hnisiun
lltr uf Byron BOO stid Cow .. ,i''rh.rl, praying
tor li'.u-t. tu -cll aud ..N much uI Tie real
r-tat, ui said ur,,t.td 20. VIII produce the suin
OF one hundred aud forty dollars iOr the payment
OF drhla euh ucpirntal charges:
Ordered. IhIt ihr .istd petitioner gave node" To-
all persons interested bf causing al abstract q
-ari petition with tlI- uid, Thereon To De publish
eel : week increasingly ia the oxford Democrat
printed 1T Paris hat the, may appear AZ Probate
Court 10 be- held NJ Paris u said county on the
third Tue day 81 Iuly next at9 O'Clock A NJ. aud
shrw cause ~ any they nave Why the same should
not be granted.
A. II. NAIhER, Judge.
tue copy-attcst: II. C.. DAVIS. Register.
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EEENEIEK RItIINNnsoN.


THE subs. rijrr Lritb gives puhli. u1llr' thIt
lac has been duiy appointed hY the Honorable
Iudee OF Probate fnI The County ui OAlu,d 1ud
assumed The Trust nf Execution ul ihr estate -
DEBORAH WRIGHT lnte Of Nood.t'rk
ia laid r.unty lrcrl-rI, hy en ius bond a. ihc Law
directs. he therefore request. MA persons Who
are. Indebted Co CD, " ttrol stiI dc-rIt CD q" make
Immediate payment aud those Who have any de-
mand. inerrnu to exhibit The samr to
I'm. ~ ts.. GEORGE W EitA NNr.
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A.u.NALkER, Judge,
A truccopy -attr-t. u G. DNVI-.Eegi-t'r.

OXFORD, s-. At C.utt ot Probate, h'iI at
pniis. within aud Cor iur county of oxford, pu
i.r tliu a.. -lty oi juno. 4. - lt...
~ the poiitI.u Of AHA Sili ElLtlt, Al
~ miu.slfttor on the estate ct harle- Jack.
son late OF rar.s 100 std County tecrI-c i, praying
fur license H. sell and convoy 400 The rca estate OF
said deceased for ou- s't forth la his petition
OF Glo la the Probate onr"
Ordered, That che sail petitioner give notice o.
AN rcr+nu. iut'I, ted. hy causing Wu abstract oi
hi- p,.Iiou with thi- order th't'on, 10 % pub
li-hrd three WcCks ut,r.-4trlF lu the oxford
Democrat % NEWSPAPER pratrl 40 Paris, iu aid
County mat they MAJ appear no a irobit" Court,
10 b. held 40 ftris, uU tiir thtrt Tuesday OF July
next 10 min. O'Clock 300 th. forenoon, and show
cause 30 ANY th,y have Why the -tmc .houd u"t be-
granted 4 u. WAlHEE Judge.
\ tue ,op) Affect. II. DAVIS, Register.