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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
For Sale or Rent,

Farm in StOneham, known as the william liaL.
eliine Farm, containing about l75 acres divided
conveniently into moving. pasture, and wood
land. Cuts about 90 tons of hay, and has excel
lent pa sturage-making il in every respect first
class stock farm. buildings in good condition.
This farm can be bought NJ reasonable terms, or
n c right party can make arrangements 10 taRe
II for a few wears on shares, 10y applying u
III. l.. HORNE, Portland, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
SARFORD'S RADICAL CURE

II AS worked a revolution ia the treatment OF
IL Cataryh II has demonstrated beyond all
doubts that this disease, even in its severesi
forms, is durable, and that comfort and happiness
may ue made 10 follow years OF misery, Years OF
suffering, by persistent use OF it. The method
OF treatment originated by Or. sanford, viz, the
local and constitutional, by a remedy prepared
by distillatiOn, is the only one offered 10 the
public that will bear the test of time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
ELECTRICITY

- a Grand curaiivc anil restorative agent h not
ouaaIIcl by any element or medicine IN the HE
tory 90 the healing art llr,s the vital spark
has led thy body. restoration hr means OF cleo
trc.fy is possible 10 is the last resort of AL ply
sicilu- AMI surgeon, aud has rescued thousands.
apparently dead, from IN uutimeis grave, when
20 other human agency could have succeeded -
I'M. l. lAl lrll.Es cHI4liHc cicmcnt IN tlIs PIas-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Mems White Shirts with all
Linen Bosoms good cloth and
we'll made, 81 - cts, each,
which is cheaper than you can
make them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Sore Throat. Coughs, and similar troub-
les, il suffered TO progress, result in serious pull
mOnary affections, oftenumcs incucabie. "Bro'eH's
BrOHckiGi Troches' reach directly the seat OF the
disease, and give almost instant relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Don; pay - cts and 81 90, whea you can buy
an AT Gle like AdansoHs botanic BGisdm for %
cts Il cures Coughs, Colds, and all Pulmonary
Complaints. 30 and 3 cts. sold by all Drug
g.sis and Dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Ho you dyspeptic, complain no more, for there
j, an Angel of Mercy in Pepsinated CharcOal,who
Will cure You. For all troubles arising from y
di5orlered stomach or digestion, try Pepsinated
Charcoal, composed OF pure willow charcoal and
saccharated pepsiu. Prepared by WM W. BART
LETT Il Co, Manufacturing Chemists, le9 High
Street. Boston. Mass. m214W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
"a CA E& LID.

To all VINO are suffering nom the errors and in
discreiions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de
cav, loss OF manhood &C., will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
greatremedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send selfsddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INNAS, Station H., Bitie
House, Nee York CITY. octlo Gun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Goods for Boys wear %
cts, 3J cts, and lot checks
and plaids 40 cents. Choice
Spring Woolens for Mems
wear in stripes and checks for
- cts, and upwards, at STA
PIES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
Weather Report

Temperature last week at 5 An.
sunday, 129 snow; Monday, lO9 clear; Tues
day, To- clear; Wednesday, 25o snow; Thurs
day, 4I- cloudy; Friday, 50 : cloudy; Saturday,
% clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
BAISAM AND PINE,

The healing prnpcrte, OF our own fragrant bal
san and piac and The gum. OF the kt-t are too
well known 10 require description. III -ir CRATE
Ml, healing, soothing. and Strengthening proper
ttr, are known 10 Thousands When combined IA
accordance with latr and important discoveries
IN pharmacy their healing and strengthening prop
ertie- are increased tcnl0ld. la this IcSpe&l our
Plaster B.. the best IN use without the atd OF &C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
CASTORIA.

II is mistake 10 suppose that Castora is not
adapted % grown persons rs well children
They only need 10 increase the quantity. But
children have 50 many complaints for which Gas.
toria is adapted like WIND COLO, Sour stomach,
Worms, letters, TEETHISG and Group, that il Is
especially recommended for them.
It's effects are more certain than CASTOR OIL.
IL contains no alcohol and Is as PLEASANT TO
TAKE rs honey. IL never gripes. By regul Hating
the stomach and bowels the Castoria CooLs THE
quets the nerves, and produces health-then, OF
course CHILDREN Can SLEEP in quiet and MOTH.
Frs CAN REST.
Castoria IL RECOMMENDED by all physicians and
nurses who have tried IL. and Il is having rapidly
increasing sale. IL is prepared with great care
after the recipe Of Dr. Samuel Pitcher of Mass,
az the Laboratory OF J. Il. Rose Co., ~ Dey
Street, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
Malice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS IIazen W. Hartman of Porter IN
w the County Of oxford aud state OF Maine, on
the 9Th, day OF Feb. \ ID ls.d, 10y h,s NORGE
deed OF that date recorded ia oxford County Reg
istry Of Deeds, Western District book y page
Is8 conveyed to the undersigned, William 1. I@y
or of Porter alOrcs AID, Joseph III. STANLEY then OF
said Porter but now Of Ncwiicll In the County OF
York George A s. Fowler then Of said Porter,
now of PAt-onsield IN SAID County OF loik,
Washington Coc0rd then OF sand Porter, no" oil
Cornish IN said County of York, anu George W.
Towc OF said Porter TO secure The pay mcnt OF tue
following described note of hand signed bJ sAd
Hartman rs principal and ourselves as sufeues,
payablc 10 the order OF William ID. Dixon late OF
Plrsons field in the County 81 YORK, deceased
viz: oEc certain promi-sOry note for twenty TWO
hundred dollars, payable IS follows, $500 in one
year $500 ia two years, S5Jp IN three years, and
the remainder in four ycars, with interest on SAID
sum anuually-a certain tract or parcel OF land III
Porter village with the buildings thereon, dcscrib
rd a. follow bounded westerly by land oe 'upied
by VIM. Stanley, northerly BY land oil Mary Ann
EuN, easteTy by laud occupied Oy J0hh Stanley
id and -outhery by the road leading through The
village and estimated 70 contain ono and half
acres more OF les; also one other piece OF land
situate in Porter village with the buildings there
on, described as Follows: bounded northerly 1y
the road leading through Porter village, easierly
by land Of Daniel Wentworth and James French
sOutherly by land OF James French, ana westerly
by land OF William I. Taylor and land occupied
by MR.. Berry together with the mn PRIV eye
thereon: also one other piece Of land in Porter
village described rs follows, bounded noIthery
by land OF Mr. EunSc Heard ami Ms. Mary
Ann Fox, casierly by lands occupied by VIM
Staul.y and Joseph Rice southcrly by the road
leading through Porter village, and west ry 10y
lands OF Mrs Ruth Towc and Mrs. Euuice Heard.
estimated 10 contain three acres more or less :
also one other piece Of land -ituate in Porter, and
described a. follows: bounded nOrihe-ly by the
road leading from Porter village TO Freedom,
easierly by land OF George W. TOwe, sOuthrrly
by Great Ossipea River, and westerly ny lana
occut,icl bv William Stanley, and estimated TO
contain twenty acres more or less-and whereas
the conditions OF said mortgage have been broken
by the failure of said Hartman u pay said note,
and whcrta. We have been compelled 10 pay said
note we therefore, by reason thereof, claim 4
foreclosure Ut said mortgage.
WM. +. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH ii. STANLEY.
GEORGE A 5. FOWLER.
WASHINGTON COLCORD.
GEORGE W. TOwLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepara by DistiIlation.

L. essence tO II Is placed IN an improved siill
aud there mingled with solvent liquid which, by
heat, i made 10 pass over into the le;ever, bear
lug with IL the healing essences juice of these
plants and herbs. fee from every contamination,
pure and colotle-s. Thus the active, medical
constituents OF thousands of pounds of herbs
may be condensed iutn a very small compass. In
this way SNNrOKD'S RADICAL CURE Is Invested
OF the nauseatng. worthless Features OF all other
remedies, while is curative properties are IN
crva sed t,niOld. u positively the greatest med
ical triumph Of the age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
MARRIED..

In Bethel, March Is, by Rev. ID. Garland, Mr..
JudsOn r. Slearns and Mrs. Maria A. Holt, Doth
Of Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Each package contains Dr Sansord's Improved
luhaliug Tube, with iull directions for usc IN all
cases Price, 81 90. For sale by all wholesale
aud retail druggists Throughout. The United state
WEEKS y POTTER, General Agents AMI Whole
sale Druggists, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
DIED.

Announcement OF deaIh,-hve lines or less
Inserted free Obituaries contributed by friends
OF deceased will be charged for II the rate OF nve
cents per line-nO exceptions.
In Gilead, March Is. John Everett, aged 81 years
In Grafton, March ., Mary e., daughter OF John
and Anna :. BeStte, aged Is years, months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
MOST
EXTRAORDINARY.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
80, o., =. ,,,,,,s -, ,rttp 81 krr a.
MAINE.

send for list Of papers and schedule Of rate
Adlres, GEO. = 'ROwELL & CO, Adveriislng
Agents, No. a Park Row, New York. Hqer 10
E,IIfoT Of his Paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Is inch twillcd Crash 9 cts,
and better quality 10 cts, at
STAPLES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Your life can De saved by Hunts Remedy
HUNTS REMEDY cures Dropsy and all Die,
eases OF the Kidneys, Bladder aud Urinary o.
gans. Hundreds who have been given uP by
their physicians to die, have been saved by
Hunts Remedy, and are now with Us as lv
ing witnesses OF is value.
INrtLuHLE EYE WASH is the best made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
TWO I'm ONE,

Thus combined We have Two grand medical
aeenJJ in one, each OF which performs it, iune
ton and ugiicdly produce more cuIe- than any
lninent, lotion wash, or plaster ever before com
pounded "a The history of medicine, Try one
PRICE, % CENTS
sold by an druggists, and sent on ic ;-ipt OF -
cent, ior one, : - Tor SIN, or : - Tor twelve
carcilllv wrapped, and warranted, 10y NEEh9
n POTTER, Perpetrators, Boston. Mass.
To allav nekIlns cough and l9E hoacseness. use
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Coy.
oE NIIWA IfEFE WISCONSIN.

MERRY q MELCHER,
State Agents, Lewiston, MINNIE.
This company continues 10 occupy leading
position among the most substantial and reliable
life Insurance companies Of the United states
and its management has been such a to justify
the highest degree of public confidence in regard
10 il officers.
\ prominent insurance journal OF the city OF
New York, in referring 10 the company very justly
remarks that IL towers above every other ives
tern life institution, and compares adyantageousiy
with any other in the world for substantial
strength and genuine prosperity"
PETER DOYLE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Prints 6 cts, good styles
and best quality, at STA
PIES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

All Linen towels , for -
cts, and upwards, ut STA
PIES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

The lame can be healed and the wounded macd
hole. We know just what the Centaur Lin linen
VIII do. They will not mend broken bones
CURE CANCER, but they will extract soreness
aliay pain, cure rheumatism and larger ran ge OF
nesh, bone and muscle ailments than any Article
ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 20 beyond the effects OF
these remarkable preparations. CHRONIC RHEU.
MATISM OF many years standing. Neuralgia, Weak
BACK, Fever Sores, WEEPING-SINRws, Sciatica,
Caked Breasts, Distorted Joints, and sprained
Limbs OF the worst kind are cured by the White
Centaur Liniment.
10 will destroy the pain and HEAL WITHOUT
SCAR all ordinary Burns and Scalds. IL will ex.
tract the poison Of Bites and Sngs, and the frost
from frozen limbs IL rs very eflicacous for Ear
ache. Tooth.ache, Itch and CUTASEoUs ERUP-
TIONs.
NJ. Josiah Westake of Marysyille, o, writes:
For many years my rheumatism has been so
bad that have been unable to stir from the house.
The first three bottles Of Centaur Liniment enabled
me to walk without my crutches. am mendlng
rapidly. think your Liniment simply q marvel
G. III. Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie, Mo. says
"Ccntaur Liniment sells better and gives the
best satisfaction Of anything in the market"
What the Centlur Ilniment has done for others
il will do for you. II is handy il is reliable and It
is cheap.
The Yellow Centaur Linimeni
Is worth IT, weight in gold to owners ofhorses and
mules.
This Liniment has cured more STRAINED, swee.
nied Ring-bOned and CALLED HOSES in three
years than have all the Farriers Ia the country in
an age. It's effects are simply wonderful.
We have thou sands upon thousands Of certn-
Gates as strong the following:
"My horse wis lame for a wear with felock
wrench. All remedies utterly failed TO cure. and
| considered hluI worthless until | commenced 10
use kcntaur Lnmcnt, which rapidly cured him
heartily recommend il.
"REY. GEO. w. FERRIS,
"MGnorviile, SchOharie Co., y. Y"
"DEAR SIRS,-I have used your Centaur Lint
meut in my ldmi y, and lind Il to be OF great value
Please send me two dollars worth, one for the
mules and horse,. RILEY SlCkLES.
"Falls Sta ion, Wyoming Co., Pa
II makes very little difference what the case is,
whc,hoT il bc Wr'uch, Sprain, Poll Evil, RingbOne.
Scratches or Lanencss OF any kind, the effects are
the same. LivcTymcn, stage pr0prietOrs, harm.
ers, &c, should never he without the Yellow Cen.
tauf Liniment. II J.. sold everywhere and warrant
ed in it. effects.
Laboratory Of j. b. ROSE & CO..
~ DEY ST, NEW NoRK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that nay wife, LIZZIE
y GILES OF South Fari-, Maine, has LETT my
bvd and board without just cause or prov Ocduon,
| ia, ing made all proper provision Tor her main.
teuapce al that place, this notice = 10 caution all
persons from haJbOring or trusting her on my
account, as | shall pay no debts Of her contract
ing alter this date.
MARSHALL GILES.
SO. Paris, March 20, 1877. 21-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
COLLINS VOLTAlC PlASTERS,

An Electro Galyauic Battery combined wiki
the &C, elrattd Meaicatcd Porous Strengthening
Plaster, forming .tc best Plaster for pains and
aches 90 the World of Mediciuc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Spool Cotton, warranted POO
yds., . cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27
ONLY 35 CTS.

We will send by return mail one pack, 20 IN mum
Der, OF those "nobby" transparent visiting cards,
every card showing different picture, visible on
~ when held TO the light, and Prof. Herman
book ON Magic. This book contains over one hun
drcd different tricks, giving full and complete
des~r ton and plain explanation in Magnetism
Chemistry, Eiect'icity and Fireworks, SO slmpl'
lied as 10 be adapted to the home circle. Write
, our name and address plain. Address Il. w.
MURPHY x co AUGUSTA, Me. JANIS ON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Linen Crash s cts, at STA
PIES.
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MARKED DOWN ! a

small lot all wool so cents
Stripes now 20 cts, at STA
Plies, $50 Middle st.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

To allay tickling cough and Tor hoa,seness US
Forest Tar Troches"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-27

Gros Grain Silk for S1.00 at
STAPLES.
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THERE IS BALM IN GILEAD.
PEPSINATED CHARCOAL.

there is instant relief and permanent cure FOL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON-In Steamship znglia.-M. Hecht J.
Wilson. Webster K COrmac. victor Garlett
Mrs Gardet. j. =. Mason Fannie Powell ID. Finch attOn
N.Y. r. Hughes II paLd0. Nj and MIS-. Jochelnac. Adol
JUs.k 10
FROM BREMEN-Tn Steamship Neckar-Hcnry Samson
Mrs Ro-ctte and child. Miss Anns SchOlanu. Nrs
Iosa ia Tones and cldcIeu, Miss Annie Tones miss Nary
Tones BENJAMIN Tones Edward Tones. + J.. smith. Miss
SOPHIE r. lanCc. Mr Ellcnbcrgr Mr. and MIS-. William Bah
Wiiham Sc-cl Louis Chi
pLker G.. H. Haibers Miss Anaia KlcjuOfen. Chr sii.u
Nolacs Ers. NO1ck and chi dren. Mrs. Amalia PnCus
Charles Beck, Gahilci httieD. David ki0nfd AcaW css
John kleuk Adam PiitpIi and chile. William Dehn'4t
FROM uAVRI--In SeanlshfD LdJfaGor.- Nj and Ny.
j.. 4. ChdppaX, g. W. siearHs. MISS M DesWontrA. :
Young Mr. and Mrs Gress four children ana servant Mr.
Mics Jassus, Mrs Fuller MI auc HT8 BClOe Child and
servants. Mis-, l. Od L. FrCliiCks MI ACerat, Mr
ro2o PecO,1ia. Geo Maignan Nr Naycru. Mrs AID Mrs
MenuieI ard child r. ID Conc"a, r Bronoies a. 0e Qucs
hOt, M sud Ms MAJ has. to children ana Two servants
John caller Mt toes, Mr. alas A. S0nbron a. Fiudn
Serrau Mr HaOu sisters Nathae, Adele FcIietc and
Jeanne dc la Nisit3LOu Nr MaD0el M and Miss FoyOIt
Mrs Shcrdan. Miss wood and child, Alex T.. Gordon,
Claion MI and Mrs Trar ot and child Mss Iettrrrr A.
Pccldcuc Sophie. Archauclc. Eomano AuUC and Esther
Mss I-ettc EoHc ana children. MT GJcbneI. Laval
- ArfrWcif. +. Sc1mals. T. lar giu hr. MOla1uc 4.
Michel N.s, Aiphosnc lodOcX.
FROM IIVEgPCOI-Iu S'ernl,bfD 4driQtfc-C2ptain Pat
tersou re pateIso1 Aasor patersn, Captain Hcrnman
Sd. wsid ST. Bacon. Ir IIur, Mf. Lowe. Nj Clarke, Mt
Je.mr Miss Helen Ir1ihUj, ". \. Armstrong, Hugh
u .a, hls Hugh FClas. Hiss r. a. Bcias, Master IA T..
Ies and uurFg john Chaplin Lieutenant vs.. y. Dicglc R
Hor Ass Iva ka,auag, =. G.. Lewis, H. r. Lewis. Miss
~ iavuc Alsa y. HlGo, Daniel lnO J.. j. Cc STA.
Marina. Mrs T. j cr sta Ma1g Gcorg MCTrN. Msa =. n.
OEron H. W. D Puryis Alfrsd j. StIaus, Mis Alfred J..
So. thc ROY NJ savage and friend. C. Q. wright Oscar
hokcim. = 3. ZcyeTyu.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
CAItNnAR, THIs DAY.

srrRT,T Ccrlat uANIFr,r I2yTercc JNoss oi5 o. 20
=. u.s. 7S. - go s -. "a, lOl Jos lO, rs 2 t.d
l5l ls4. l77, @O5 zQi 2! D -@ =, ~ ~, ~ ~ x, % >
z. g. .G7 PCS 20 %
SfE.i TlR,i-Vau Worst, j. Demurers Noe !, 6, p 49,
l., lS ta, % 80, 80, ,o- ,o-
IlG1 has. f2e, 1882 -l4 lfl~ Us. lI04 iJs ol
4.- 4af III 1873. 41. 1865. llu, i?7 1872 l1. LOB
pADr Ir-Eld hy Judg" BaUott-Nos i0.o, 9ZJ, 80.
l757 qG5 I20o l7S. &C. j. la7l 1880. e9 PISS, S5i.
2o3s lgOl. 1920. l227. l2in. 1888, 953.
PARf IIi-iird by Judge N1n prunt-'a'o O., NO 30,
p.rF -t ID qct. Tnc Continental National Bank
CoNNI- PiEts-EQ ny TFRM-Heid Dy Judge larTe1ore,
Case 80. 20.
MtISE CoU&-CEsFRN TEfof.-He.t by Judges Goepp,
Sheridan au0 rG"1tt-ApFeaiH rom Orders nos 10 IL.
iucu.iyc, and Appeals om Judgments Nos t. 2I IN
1uN Tlrv--pARr Iu.--Ield By Chief Justice shes-Nos
Sct1. : 0. itO-. D .lf.
GFVE.sI. sLs,loNs-PARr Judge suthGsrl.Josepi NO
ra Jas DJ.crr Patrick King t,rio 'assrt 9It tfory
evaulcr 1IurIly. lu Nunv. 51i ku- lCs. flc- hir
gIr5 GcOrrc il0s Moore George Salth.
I.f@ FTc.ti JofH CH-:-,y Thomas ll4Ia.caa, grand
larccuv; .stlela foad larceny from tho person. Henry
lilu. Y,iy iarc,uyi John Marsh, illegal voting James
Burns. lD.s ccIefe0r.
Isu Tiled Dv Recorder Hacfett- Patrici- Rooney.
George ActNo', Matthew oEiin. fcienoas assault Her
r1r NfNar. rEctNt Edward Bremen, Joseph O'Ercu.
Gs-s.it
oYLr 80 o1Ea3nNER-Judgo Brscy.Frederck l. Lambert.
Isaac I.--n, l~iJuiy
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
6otels.

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.-Lodging q spe-
y caty soc 4Dc 5Oc nightly ~ 10 - weekly for gen
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
6hinkseiuinl.

rE'UANKSGlNING at the FIVE POINTS
4 MISSION f-ftc = I'D brewery Gi psrk.sl. - s.
Exercisos consist - singing docamauon, dialogue ind
calI-.' mcs by fle Clidru iu ilr chapel. no a.
Dinner from $40 D. tIutfibuiio's 90 m0nrf, tool or
clo np earnestly solicited AtlIrss Kew g. A. BnlWN. 81
Parl The nubhe respectfully iavifed O. visit
1iianksasug DAY.
SUNDAY services urclciln- at 1917 anf IA 2.
' g. = brown supt
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
nrc1sIONs-Nov. q.

c,rrs,,e Court Ckambc1-Bv Judge Lawrence
In .c matter OF puroc; Mason 2Et iu h"g; iho,o "''
Tu ',,itoa Waac art wstc.- Explanation rgu.red'
s.0 eyf Kciitirr-Ieayo 70 renew granted Mason aet
Dooey-Motion for receEer O! rta3 Ice ~ iai
Ifod without coss BOYD agt Rogers-Jud2'th granted
icmsohn agi Drew. Motion aenci see memorandum @ In
Incfnoranouu tue matter oi Fletcher tler sooiH e' a
Tc.h act Bovd- Motion crautct with costs Buckley
ng parfctt~h0uld not me eholt 70 hha inc d
S,nerior Court-SpcciaI Te'm--By judge Srer.-lTn
Sf- al birvec 81 al-I,rp IT ~ Referee confirmed 4ud
Judgment q foreclosure ara .aic orte'e f9'" EMU @
le defendant must have s5 no we 20 support t "a ~ @
cns and cours,l fec Of go Ea Lrce aci gt i
Crosby c.alhoi ference "iGe nm ~ at Iev-i,ce
ei S-O-der disins-iug motion Hrniiicks agi SE AZ M
Now va salt l-s al Kelly carr agt or CORY lr6e aei.
OIely, HO.lz ag, g stm.d 0iah1r asL Hst''I; ri
ARr idre Sqif5rd-Fiomug agt The Consolidated Fruit
COMMON Fleqs->pcid 7om-Bv Judge Laremore.
-Tehnnger AIT i4TksrMoion denct zee g'ao t
CuGeti-Nouou granted see merl oIan,un Iolrsoi ast
bnri- Issues settled submitted Com agt ComlV9Ice
granted ln i m2 Sr oi DrGA4eiia ei Sh9 p,Sd S' r, 90 .
Mot on eiantol SO co isaa cutter 4gt ns
ji.a. Jli.,,eSi s r. .dercl. ''''-''
Ey JudsesJF Gay and farr,nerc Brcwstcr as Wetg. %
-pfioi without prejudice ana NJ th' costs Nt"i h
! r. rrsr1 .ncc 60 a- Muusy-Apulcai on Tlrte'
EyJld-. J.F. bay.-Iasgaragt Caunnshani-kei'Na'on
Marine C0fr,-C CaqmiTy-Bv Judr McAd&m -
H,u act Hshcr.-D murrer oveiuucd stuart aE QlnIH4
bo ac. W.b.ct. ward ago. ~,iaIca FeinaG aei ou,c
Iort7s .ra.toi schecltr ag- Blnnaum.-Leopo" val
l1Cf e,0 appointed cover Aansua agt Cond'- me
ro.a'oros scu,d scbe-inseI ast oS' I,, yr t
ies act. Ler-IroC e,Jlues dismissed cram a..
NecglmaeE Hgtm ast II1Ii . 9anc @ asl rT55ev Cor
uOi s. agt. johnson. Foot aSt Collins -Juaslnehts'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
.or,ea MI his salary. Judge Larremore has HppO'O'eo
poeoro Jrdco Blatchford, on Saturday, Fran

0orrea o his salary Judge Larremore has HppO'"'ou
areceiVer' c.5ov Fran
pefore Judge Blatchford, on saturday rian, uoa
,sN Rencs counsel for Duncan. sherman ~ - Gov
a. jisin,ss tne speciGcatious fled by 'ne "a
e,,o,t tho Fourth National Bank Of ihis cue from
tsr creditors of that firm. AGAINST theh
S,l,rr.,+o, Tho Mexican Cove ulleut WI, Tr,t,~f y
H., D,,i., r'sll ire Fourth NatcnN Nv, NV, r ~ otbcr
WilFs and l. "A Arnold a ptafe9 . l.l h, Saft,riay
I,.5,..'s The ease VIII ho heard aSaln 9"' "',''
Tho friends of Miss {. \ Biodgct'' Nnoso o''.'
,,,,t ,i,t DR. f. c. Angel was rcpof,o' ~ 0a'u'u"S
-, s,ot hai she is a refined lady ana ah "'''ps,
ID, .re rress who wGs i-oe"s ul Ut a AiE,iii
ablc W ' NJ IAN htcr aud that t'' pccuii,i ~
10 tcach h-S h- is one that he keeps IN blank 70 ne
WLcI S o iis clnpO, es, whatever heH outes 'l"! 0
sls.''l l",rri -" aces thcm entirely at uls J.. n''
AZ. osriiT of the contract That attracted aIchU'h
T,d,e Sneir gave his decision on Saturday IN
sa,s corpus case Of James Bruce ir. who was con-
e4 I'M the insane asylum Wards Island on tho Ger
,.e Of two physicians who were regular professional
..-s-,-s NJ the asvum II claimed that the com
.,.,c1f rss illegal for this cause, and as1 on tne
n,',5 mar Bruce was perfecty sane. Judge sreii II
- Ge..,U says " II S not necessary To- Aatailc "'ii
HIs ,ed ir tnie matter for adiuiicaflou it
~ srfscrt that bv the traverse ot riUrn 10 tne Iae %
rr it appears chat fAe two ply ciaus VINO cet9 10
,I .r,ft oi Ire person held disqua ufd uHeI tne
sf.fuff tlty being regular iioirs sloial wants AZ
tle asyIum James Bruce, ir.. must be released