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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22

C. O'B BRYANT PROPOSES TO LIFT UP HIS VOICE.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, June 2l.-Mr. C.. OBlien
Bryant referring 10 the statement OF william NJ Tweeds
counsel declares that Hitherto lac has LETT all the breaches
of cou6deuce 10 made by the aNyeI hui that he
te.s called upon by duty himself and all PERSONS
ceIned rip the puzzle OF ~Eat n chafHctrrlzcs nA
Iweeds last fraud, aud that he VIII DO 30 al al early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22
A FURNITURE MANDATORY BURNED.

+. Ochs & Sons furniture mandatory, a
fou-story brick buldng No. go East Thirty
ST. was discovered be fire about l o'clock this
morning and before the arrival of the fire department
the wholeintel1or filed with flames In the build
ing was stored "a large quantity OF highly lnlammable
materials, and the fire soon became so threat
enmg To the adjoining buildings that second
alarm was sounded, and more engines and hiemen
were brought the place. Tue mandatory OF Z. f.
Vogel whose salesroOm Is Nos. 81 and 81 DOWery,
aud several dwelushouseS adjoining, were at one time
In great danger. The rcmen at length gained control
OF the fire AIT whole interior tie furniture
manu.actury had been burned out. f. Ochs Il son est
mated their loss about $4,000, only part OF which
was covered By insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22

more dollars and cents into his alrcady well iilied
pockets.
In what then, does he. on liG own showing Giffer
from the ''tradng" Jew, as he calls him3 A. j. DE-
Ner- York, July II. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22
OPPOSITION TO TRACKS IN FoURIEEyrH,sr


In the suit of the People against the Blocker
Street tne Twenty-tuird Street the Christie er and
Tenth street Railway Companies, two motions were
made yesterday, Supreme Court Chambers before
Judge Dunohue The suit is brought to prevent tho
LAYING OF tracks under charter to the Beeckcr street
Company through FOarteenth-st one allegation ID tho
complaint is that the tracks TO be lad not by ne
Bleecher street Company, gut 0y the Christopher ana
zenith Street Railway Company. The hr-i morton was
for an inspection OF the books OF the Christopher ara
Tenth reet Railway 20 ascertain whether on MOI us
WIS III, Tue second motion was mage Df tHt A.
PENDANTS place tile case iOr tral al once IN zoe gay
calendar was urged Oh ther behalf ira. Jiey Dad
been Ted up from thu exercise OF valuable Iiahcnsc
injunction since November last and unless me case
c5ud b.. Tiled az this term 90 iO Ea. and
lractit, liz whole year be lost. On the pla1iHs 100
il WIS mr. ed thit The complaint had Dtcn ftcrAiE
npdtd and new answer pui Ia, ANA no notice d ilis
of tue new ssu bad been seryei Counsel iOf oc't'
ants III reply said that the amendmt ut Of thc compah
was trivial aud that this was mere niatiei Tor ui-s
Judge DonUhue reserved his decision on DON mouy.s
simon and Joseph ii. tnoate appear itF pi"hNh'
John NJ. Scribuer tor defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22
A DEFEAT FOR THE CHICAGO WHITE STOCKINGS

\
The champion Chicago White Stockings played their
second game yesterday the Union Grounds with the Hart
oids Of Brooklyn The game the fourth OF the cham
pions in between clubs, and was witnessed by
about 1000 spectators The Chicago cab has been much
weakened 10y illness OF Barnes its second baseman Hal
inan Cincinnati Red STOCKINGS, engaged to
play POSITION and arrived here from the West on Wene
day. Whle paccng the ground Yesterday before the
game BEGAN had OF his fingers broken by BAL and
was compelled ei The Hartforis first 10
the bat sides oui In two three order N their
hrst three innings. In the fourth Iunng the Hart
forts scored their fist run on base mis- OF
starr ana Carey, assisted by passed ban OF AcNey
behind me bat. TINS lead The Hartford, malntllned
easily adding 10 their score 10 eir
succeeding i've innings. They scored IN lt TIT ~ "A
hit OF Cassidy, helped b another passed ban OF
McIeys; the seventh by dropped nys OF I'm IA and
Quinn three in the ninth inning Oy safe batting col Bur
doca fergus York. CASSIDY The best neldng Tor the
home team by BuriOck Carey and starr, while Lar
Kin and Cassidy tie ba For the visitors Spaudng
Peters 10 on The hOuors IN hedu McNey lead
his Victory places the uaiturs second IN
the contest penn Following The score By inniugs
Iiubs ls I'd 3D. Am. 9th. 9th 1th. Sih 9tn'i otai
1bi5 ases.'..S Q . g 8
Umpire Nh Kenny If The old Atlantic Club. Rims earned
o. Base hts-HatfOr o. ChCag0., q. Frt base on errors
Recommendations, - ChcagO o. nre OF game hour
aud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
TOWN ITEMS.


The Bethel Reform Club have been
doing missionary work in Albany; have
held several interesting meetings. and
awakened quite an interest 10 the temper
ance cause, which has resulted in forming
Club which will it is hoped carry the
work forward. Though we may not
have many to reform We have many to
save from forming habits OF intt mper.
ance. low important il is that principles
OF Iotal abstinence from all that intoxi-
Gates be instilled into the minds OF the
young before appetite and habit get mas
ter OF them. An anti tobacco pledge has
also been started and is taking pretty
well. Il looks as though The re(ormers
mean to make II clean thing.
The North Albany Sewing Circle have
held meetings qlite frequently during
the latter part OF the winter for the pur-
pose OF rsisiag fluids TO supper, The
preaching OF the gospel, Though q
sparse population the meetings ha,e
been well attended, sometimes number
ing m5-e thar Auudgcl PERSONS. Tie
exercises in part were singing, PRAYER.
selec. reading, social chat. Sc. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Fryeburg

The heavy rains have caused much ex-
eitene I 10 this vicinity the lumber with
the ice washed on, part Of the middle
pier OF WestOn's Bridge and also the
eastern pier OF the Canal bridge-so that
the Selectmen caused the travel over it
TO be stopped. The bridge is badly
damaged.
II. X. Hobbs recently caught sn otter
that measured five feet and five inches
from the nose to the end OF his tail
In last weeks issue by mistake the
eompositor made the item of revival
meetings read attacking and attacked
just the reverse Of whs; was written.
Maple syrup is in our market st 81 %
per gallon-and extra nice at that.
S. W. File, Esq. has moved his oflice
from the Ward Block to the new building
below the Post Office and opposite D. l..
Lamson's.
The drama Enlisted for the War" or
the Home Guard" is to be given as
the sixth and last of the Band entertain
ments in iheir course, as soon as travelling
will permit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
South Paris.

The annual meeting OF the corporation
OF he South Paris Savings Bank was
he'd oG March IS, when the following
trustees were elected: Ava ShuItltG,
Geo 2. Whitney, Wallace Ryorson, D3-
vii y. True. VIM. W. Hardy, Wm. A.
Rockingham. Jere. IL. Wiuslow. Saml
B. Locke and Stephen Richardson. The
trustees organized by the choice OF Alva
Shultoti. president; aud Geo. \. Wilson.
secretary and treasurer.
The annual report Ct the bank showed
it 10 be in the most healthy condition
the deposits amounting TO more than
500 GOO. aud rapidly Increasing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Kuckarid.

March 25.-Mv. J. Bennett Anderson,
who Is holding = series Of meetings. for
ten days. "a; the Baptist chapel, is well
qualified to wake up members Of church
es. Good Temp'srs, Iron Clads and Re
formers 70 more active work Al the
close Of e social meeting or Saturday
evening Ct the 24.b, whore Anderson,
and Farley, the present pastor. related
parl Of their experience and many Young
and Old of both sexes expressed their
feelings in brief remarks, interspe.s 4
with vocal and instrumental music. tNer-
" desired an interest in the closing
prayer.
Twenty members OF the Crystal Wave
and members of other LODGES OF Good
TeDp.arS. met With Ntz.uscot n tie
vestry OF the church, when Brother j. b.
Anderson united 5y card. and i've were
initiated, aud committee appointed 10
draft resolutions and clothe The charter
in the badge OF mourning Tor the loss by
death, Of our Bro. Z j n p. Whitman, a
live member OF NeziLscl. since is insti-
tuition. Bro. Anderson was chosen as
one OF the representatives 10 he Grand
Lodge a. Gardiner in April Lodge ad-
journed ill next Tuesday evening.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03

March 1.-THE powerful rains OF yes
terday AID ,o-!ay have very much
swollen the small streams and Tears arc
entertained for the safety OF the lumber
lying upon tue main river.
Scarlet lever Is pevaiiuE aud proves
fatal IL some eases. VIM. Mitchell iost
a son "A years old, after an illness aid
confinement 10 the house Of two days
There are number OF others Just COM
ing down with the disease.
Your correspondent Ja5lilss makes
some wonderful revelations in relation
10 the making OF postna>iers jn.t now"
He SAYS, The republicans have TWO dis
tine, party candidates. Mr.. c. Kimosll
aud NJ. ). K. ShehAn. and Mr.. q. L.
Wiley il The uOu-partiSan candidate" All
Of which is a surprise 10 the quiet citizens
Of Bethel. The facts are that Mr.. c. l.
Kimball started petition for the appoint
ment. being republican, and shrowdiy
guess that JHHigS knows who started the
petition for G, K Wiley, the most active
Democratic politician il Boihel. Mean
while Mr. 5. r Shshan. who hiss been
confined TO his house the most OF The
winter by severe sickness, rendered his
resignation. and lie citizens and business
men in ,as place. wi.hou, distinction #
party. ps,itioned for the appointment Of
Miss PersiS Shehan. who has bad the care
OF the Office the pss, eight years. and
conducted is affairs 20 the eu,ire salts
faction OF the community.
March S0.h.-The weather has come
of cold, and the danger from ireshet
has passed.
SAnderSon q Hammors have put into
the river 1850 600 tee, of lumber and
Bethel Steam Mill Co. little less.
Messrs. Phubrooks x traitor drove
into the place 81 oxen, purchased Of the
men who nave been putting in lumber.
W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Paris.

There was an enthusiastic temperance
meeting at The academy. Saturday even
ing. Al that time tho following officers
were elected for the ensuing qusrter:-
J. II. Rawson, President; X F. Durham,
L. j. Hilborn. f. F. Bowker, vice pres
idents; VIM. E. Palmeter, secretary; J.
u. Cole, treasurer.
Paris Hill Reform Club viii celebrate
It's lirs. anniversary by coffee party,
at Academy Hall next wednesday even
ing. Jsmes S. Wright, esq. will deliver
an address, there will be toasts, also
music, both vocal and band. After the
anniversary exercises there will be q
social dance in the hall. Supper free.
The ehsneel OF the Baptist church was
beautifully deeoya,ed with flowers. last
Sabbath, and DR.. Estes gave one OF his
mes, scholarly and exhaustive discourses.
Subject, Easter Lessons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
SrArr nr NAME.
OXFORD. Board 81 CouatH Commissioner
Ssulen,b,g. session, 4. u. Ios6, held by al 5UrT
t1Fsf March p a., 4 u. lS.1.

OXFORD. sss- Board Of Couaig Commissioners,
September session, 4. y. Io.d, he'd by ADJOURN
flel,f March p a, 4. u. Isl.
Iron the FOREGOING petition satisfactory evidence
having boon received that the petitioners are respon
.ibe aud that Inquiry into the merits OF their ap-
plicatiOu Is cNpcdent
lis Ordered that the County Commissioner s
meet 10 tht House of John HAIELION IA
AIbauv. on THURSDAY the 81, day cd May next,
az cen OF the clock 4. M, and theuce proceed TO
view the route, mentioned In said petition; immtdi'
st,ly after which view hearing OF parties aud Wit
uesr. wall be had az some convenient place IN the W.
eiuifv m such other measures taken inthe premises
A. tie Comm ssiOnCrs shall Judge proper. ma III -
further ordered that notice %; the time, place ana
uurtose OF said CoWmissiOu,r~ meeting alu5t-alh'
3, gwen 90 all persons aud corporations interest.
ed hy causing attc,tra copies OF said pctitiOh ana
this order u Court thereon 20 % served upon iie
respective clerk, oi tire towns OF ALBANl
and BETHEL. and also posted mp In three pub.
To places IN each OF said towns, aud Published
three weeks successfully iu the oxford Democrat,
A .new>p4y, prutedIu laris, iu the County OF OK
ford The hrs OF -std publications aud each oi the
o:Acr notice, % be az least thirty day before si.
tim, OF meeting, TO the end that ali persons al
corpora ions Interested may then and there appear
and sh.w cause. u any they nave, why the pray -
Of ..Ii ID. tf.ilupfs should not br granted.
Attest: JAMES =. WRIGHT, Clerk
A Ir.e copy OF the Petition and Order Oi Court
.hr,.l. aui
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, CLERK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
t.iIead.

Eli Wight. Esq. returned to his home
in this town on the 10Th inst. after spend
ing some eight years among the western
States. He speaks very highly OF The
western country.
The lOggerS are still at work and doing
good business. Lemuel Wheeler trav-
eled with four oxen on shored sled from
Sande=sou's Landing to the river, q dis
lance OF three miles. twenty-seven hun
dred and sixty feet OF spruce timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
state OF Maine.

70 tie Honorable Board OF County Commission
crs, for OXFORD County
" ne undersigned respectfully represent that
L il would much promote The public cOnyen'
fence Tor travelling to locate and open road from
the Cou. o. road lc,ius from Albany to Bette
in sail County rear thc head ot >tnso Pond com
u..utir.. % sad County ioal az thence runuiu-
across iaui oEacd hy John r Htpgooi OF Bethe
90 l.t 80. .. m range ., cIi'ei kmoul lot N Al
htny, and thcu co.uec, with the Albany road on
the cast side If Songn F0vd-.hE therefore pray
fbat a rold nay there b. established aud Is in
duty bOUnl VIII ever pray.
JOHN HAZELTON, and G, others.
Albany March OH, 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Wild FLOWERS OF AMERICA
ILLUSTRATIONS By ISAAC SPRAGu T.
TEXT By PROF. GEORGE J.. GOODALh'
Part l., qudrtO, 500.

| Nr Sprague il one of the most truthful delin
| GATOR, or flowers ef any country, and chrome
| lithograghy has inthe present instance well rep
| resented his work. This specimen number Is the
| hrst publication IN this country, so lar as we
| know which gives an idea OF what nower'painl'
| ing ought 10 be. Two of the plates, representing
onr wild coiumbine and cTauesbIl, are .antlcipa,
tions of sp, ing; the other two, the wavy lcaFed
| a.ter and pair of gerardias, are "reminiscences
of autumn. The etter.press Is by Professor uoou'
ale of Harvard University, aud consists oil NOR
| Interesting and curious matters than Is HsuAI III
| publications of this sort-The Nation.
| MIR. Isaac Spargue. who has drawn these now
ers is without a superior IN the country ss d ~
tanica artist. The pictures are absolutely CoII'o
in the deneatiNn OF the organs and IN tue tone vi
color The process Of TYPOGRAPHY mas been mar
y,lously successful, and We suspect mat IN Spots
the plates havtVOcen touched By hanh 70 uaAe
them faultlesA The delicate shading oil color, as
in the scarlet and gold OF the columpine, Is NeIy
successful. In fact, those luscious hectares a.
most tempt one TO try to pluck them ana pie Oh
the honey and make whistles oithem, as ChuureI
u.ed to do on the Plymouth rock Two huuufeu
wears ago The accompanying text is Oy
Professor Goodale, OF CambI idge, ana Is auinlra-
BILE The description of the plants j. not 700
technical TO be ineligible 10y any one, ana IL Is
prepared evidently by one who knows what Tue
hnwers have to teach. The adaptations OF sta
Non uistiI and corolla to fertilization by insect
agency are admirably described, often IN the IAN
&c of the ableSt foreign students OF vesetaoie
Dhysiology-N. y. Independent.
PUBLISHED BY
HURD AND HOUGHTON, New YORK.
THE RIVERSIDE PRESS, CAMBRIDGE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03

Va. % r-,.t,u ono ~ fhe justices ~ a., peGC,
.ritLia end f.T o., Coarty ~ pJcf0
TJN IIE undersigned propr.,to5s %. lAe "rsi
L Peru Han Com lHu't Hri EN- l'lI'e'"t 90 GU
tuA thc said company b. =, ihe present tlme, an
has been Tor more iEAa three years without on
Gers or proper Dt--uIkat n. therefore we re-
qucst vou 20 issue . warrant directed 10 one n'
the Undersigned p.vprctors or 81 trt-ho'd''9 "'-
-tffL. him Ia call Wcliugo t sad share notcC'
or plopue.ogs of salt company, 70 DC h''I "a ih'
Ut'I ~ ADJ company uu ~tturuAFt Apli -Nil
lSt1. a. 0ar O'clock l. i1i tlt tpu'p''' Q! Al
election of a proper board o! orirtrs; sneh "a are
nance, iu N,t second ut thc los laws ~ '5ii com
panv. auI OF uAusactiug any othes business nee
rs-ary for proper organization. 80
Dated AZ West Peru, the p. lay Of March II, O.
49, Moan HALL: va. \ bCh"hs, -.
).EAL ? BIsHOr: o. l.. HAMMOND: job
t~S HALL. BENJ LoytJOi kpWiN BABE
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, $50 Moan Hall ot Peru, Greeting
Pursuant 10 The foregoing Application you arc
hereby directed @ uoAlY tuc shareholders ana
pvoprietor- OF laid Union Hall, mentioned ia thy
.uft-oius app!czti pa % meet Al saii Union HAN
on tne 2sth, DAY OF Apru, y. d, j. {, ~ one
O'Clock Z. VI for The purpose mentioned ~ s3t'
publication bv posting up - certified copy Of This
warrant ON the principal door OF said ulon ia
and In one other public place NJ least ih sa'I
,wu OF Peru, both ot said notices 10 DC posle''
As aforesaid vi least three weeks before the time
of "A d meeting and also by publishing this war
iaLt three weeks SUCCESSIVE! IN the oNIor" Ost.i
o.rat, q paper printed 81 Paris, IN said County
the last publication 10 be al ledst Ten Jays OeiO4e
said meeting. .
Given under my hand aul seal this twenty
SAMUEL b BRACKErr.
Justice OF the Peace.
A true copy Attest, NOAH HALL.
Pursuant 70 the foregoing warrant TO me direc
ted hereby notify the prOprietOrs anu snare
holders OF said Union Han, to meet al tue tln'
and place, and Tor the purpose herein me 81
(>igned) NOAh HALL
Wet Perm March 2sth, lsl1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03

The bet men N the country use A&cHs0u' s
Botanic Ba'sGai. Governors, Bankers, Clergy
men, Ply sieians, Lawyers, Merchants, Mechan-
les the high and low, the pO0s well a the rich,
all testify 10 Is remarkable curative powers in
Coughs, Colds aHd all Lang Disease. Price 50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
DIVORCES

Legally AMI quietly obtained in every State and
Territory, for INCOWrNrlBIIIIN aud other causes,
no matter where the arty resides IL years eN
pericuce. Free a.trI decree. All letters cont
dental. Address \. J. Df NTER. Atpy Room,
: a @, 1872 Dearborn st, CHICAGO. ILL. In.
que- .ionabls references given. Correspondence
Nyith The legal utotC1-I0n invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Buckfeld Town Bonds

The municipal officers OF Buckfleld are refun
dug tLeir Town Debt IN a new loan OF
per cent bonds,
running from one 10 nfreen years, one thousand
dollars becoming due each year.
All persons seeking perfectly safe investment
will do well 10 address,
A p BONNEY,
Treas urer of Buckhel1.
apps iw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Auction Sale.

10y virtue of license from the Hon. A. II. Wal.
ID ker, Judge OF Probate, shall proceed TO sell
AT auction, on the premises az North woodstock,
all the real estate belonging 10 the estate of the
late Eleanor NJ. Estes, ON Saturday, April !, 1871,
at one O'Clock i. NJ said estate consists OF about
thirty five acres of land, 4 convenient house and
barn and wafer. Pleasantly located.
ALFRED L, ANDREWS,
m27.3w Administrator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Hotel for Sale .

~ HE we'll known "LAIIE HOUSE situa'
L tet ln pt0n, AZ the Steamboat landing. Any
Que wishing 10 secure q paving business cahuO'
6nd better chance for the price and viii be sole
NJ "A treat bargain by applying Immediately to-
H. K. Goodwin, Upton, Maine.
March 18th, ~. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
In Pres" for Immediate Publication.
BIRDS AND POETS.

By JOIN BURROUGHS, author of "Wake Robin"
and " Winter Sunshine"
The undersigned take pleasure in announcing
a new book with the above title by MIR. Burroughs
which will be fitting companion TO the two
charming volumes which have preceded IL, The
new edition q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
ISlALuuLE EYE WASH cures Infamed Eyes.
Northumberland DI.tnsrs oflen con

mencr with a Cold, Cough, or uuuSua! eNer,ion
OF the voice. These iacip.,ut IS mp,oms are al
layel by the use OF d" Broirl's bronchial Troches,
which If neglected often results in chronic
trouble Of the throat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Notice.

no all whom it may concern, / hereby noufS
1 the public Ia general not 70 trust on IN! ac'
.ount one certain Josephine Brooks as she m / o
longer nay legal wife, having been dniy divorced
from her December -, 1916 A. EOensburg, Gan.
bria Co., Pennsylvania, BY Hon. Ju0ge Dean
on my account. .,,ooo,,s
Chess Springs, Pa, Mar, ., "a. wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
Noticeiof Foreclosure.

WHEREAS IIazen W Hartman Of Porter, in
w the County OF Oxford and state OF Maine, on
the 5th day of Feb. A. ID. 1884, by his mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded in oxford County Reg
istry of Deeds Western District, book ~, page
1876, conveyed 10 the undersigned, william t Tay.
lur of Porter Aforesaid, Joseph III. stanley then OF
said Porter but now OF Newhel1 In the County of
York, George A. :. Fowler then of said Porter,
now of ParsOnsfeld in said County OF York,
Washington ColcOrd then Of SAID Porter, now OF
Cornish In said County of York. and George w.
Towle OF said Porter 10 secure the payment OF the
following described note OF hand signed by said
Hartman as principal and ourselves as sureties.
payable 10 the order of William ID. Dixon late OF
ParsOnsneld in the County Of YORK, deceased,
viz: one certain promissorY note for twenty two
hundred dollars, payable as follows, 500 IN one
year, $500 In two years, $500 In three years, and
the remainder in four years. with interest on SAID
sum annualiy-a certain tract or parcel OF land in
Porter village with the buildings thereon, describ
ed as follows bounded westerly by land occupied
by VIM. stanley, northerly by land OF Mary Ann
Fox easterly 10y land occupied by john stanley
3D. aud southcrly by the road leading through the
village, and estimated 10 contain one and half
acres more or lcss; also one other piece OF land
situate in Porter village with the buildings there
on described AZ follows: bounded northerly by
the road leading through Porter village, easterly
by land of Daniel Wentworth aud James kranch,
southerly bv land Of James French, and westerly
by land of William L. Taylor and land occupied
/ by Mrs Ferry together with the mill privi cge
| thereon; also one other piece of land IN Porter
village described rs follows, bounded nOItherly
/ By land Of Mrs. Eunice Heard and Mrs. Mary
/ Am Fox, easicrly by lands occupied by VIM.
Stanley and Joseph Rice, southcrly hy the road
I leading through Porter village, aud westerly 10y
/ lands Of Mrs Ruth TOwlc aud Mrs. Euuicc Heard
estimated to contain three acres more or less
also one other piece OF land situate in Porter, and
/ described as follows: bounded northcrly by the
\ road leading from Porter village TO Freedom
] eastcrly by land OF George W. 1owle, s0uthcrly
/ by Great Ossipee River, and westerly by land
/ occupied by William Stanley, aud estimated 10
contain twenty acres more or le-s-and whereas
tho conditions OF sail mortgage have been broken
| by the failure OF said Hartman 10 pay said note
and whereas We have been compelled 20 pas said
note, we therefore, BY reason thereof claim q
foreclosure of said mortgage.
WM. 4. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH II. STANLEY.
GEORGE A. $ FOWLER.
WASHINGTON COLCORD.
GEORGE w TOWLE.
M4r,b y ts-- 3W