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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-14
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- @S ,pirp senelbet, baB Tirit 8isz
mard prn Neuem auf gntbebnns ppn iei=
mem Soften pringt.
- lleber ben SAL bon Yleipna laufe,I
nod fclsenoe 9tadridten eiit. Den 9tulz
fen mar es i6rn brei Gage Suppr befannt,
baB SSman Yalha einen Nusfall masell
iphrbe. llm 7 llbr Mcrsens iiberidritt
Ssman nit ieinen 1ruppen ben Yio aui
3,pei Yritden uno sriif bic ruiiildc Stel>
lung nit irlder @emalt an, baB er sleid
;u slnians s aanrnen erteutete unb bic
@renapiere BON BET Srisace Sitersfi tei=
nabe perni6tete. 9fun erSIInetei, aber
einbuncert aanpnen in ber ,ipeitcn rniiiz
iden 2inie Elm mSrberildeS Seuer auf bic
Siirfen, trrtDem bielten bielelbeu cine
:3eitlans Stano lis lie an bic ufer peS
Tio 3uriifsetrieGen murben. Der @ampf
cauerte nod biS 1915 9a6nittq96 ei=
ne Yiertelltunes ipdter lief Ssntan Ya=
ida meloen, baB er ii1 ergeben irerbe.
SSman lit am gein permunpet, ater
niht sefabrlih. Sn Gpultantinrpel i'll
bic 9tadridt bon Dem Sail Ylemna8 nit
9fciisnaticn aufsencmmen mcrpsn, - G9
pirb tsridtat, baB bic 1iirten nabe Nult-
iGuf bic Niieniioe ersriiien bafen unr
oab cine anbere S4laht i'm @ange iei.-
Die 9tuiIen itnp nod INNER mitp 3ablei
oer @efansenen unp nit Der 9(uinabmt
Der 8eute teidditist. OaS tiirfil6e Yor
lament lit am 13. i'm gsiIein pcr &ur
rentrdser bes Stei6e8 mp Der fremcel
@elanbten erSfinet mprben. Die 9brrn
reDe ipri6t beSiiSli6 beS SriescS weoe
bon 6rieben nod bon 6riebenSnnterbanp
luusen.
= Mae Wtabpn empfils cine Depu
tatipn ber Senatpren uno 0eputirten be,
0epartemcntS bet GreeIen unD ber Stap
9tancp, bic ibm BON benz Druid lprad,en
cer aaf DEM Sanbel rube unp empfeblen
baB er iib NIT ben semdBisten 9fepubli
fanern III birefte Gebinbung leeen unp mi
lbnen unterbanbeln mSge. Der Brdli
bent aniipprtct,, paB er feinen periSnlidel
Gbrsel5 helibe, benz @rafen Gbambpre
@rai bon Yaris unb benz faiierli6e1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-14

fulr tstrcbsn. sic riiat Die ssrin8sy
gcquemliffeiten unO bic fistnliden @dee.
rereien bic ZEN Seef faNrsrn int Ne,p sjcyfe,
6afsn aetpten trereen.
- 9liht msniaer ais crei3sbn oe5ens.
ssriiherungs @eledidaftsn iiuo pdbrsns
efr lebtsn 3nolf aiunate i'm Sier iii
1runee sreanaen. llno in alien tislsu
Jallsn BAT bic Qiqairatjpn cine 10 erta,m.
lide gsrma!tuna gu Sage esfGreert, eab
an cine uWiecerssburt" tei feiner psrlstben
3u oeufsn III.
- Die 3abl Der I'M gunpssIhabamt
an9eFfaten Deutlden (inel. Shpsi3er unp
it IS, nit gebaltsrn BON
$3.50 per Sag bis 81, 200 per Sa9r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-14

per(uhe erwies ih, pe Yoraua,ule9en ma
ais troRlos. Sier 1deiterte ale dr;'lid
6unt-nas 9eten mar aus eisler fhoae
| Si0e entFoben.
Nad> bem Nuaiprud Der Qer3te tatt
Elm 5srSframpf bic gerune!ildte betrrfTs
uno ibren Stur, temitft, in Jclse nsils
Der Sch uumittsltar parauf erfclat fei
mubts. Der @raf mar mie rsrnthtel
leiu fables @sIiht Ysr,srrt In ratblcien
gnt1sstn. Die fripOle Salusfertisfsi
ieinss 0siTes ldien etlabmt - tris pom
glib res rdhenben 0eldids 9etroIfsn
| 0as In istnem aueeetrannten 5sr3en I'D
vpu3cs wahrenb bieisr biiltsrn Stunbsn
bat &einsr is erfabren.
Naer Ibatfraft teraubt, ifumpf fur ietn'
nadllsn 1hweren YFidtcn, iiterlieB sr osn'
fremben tIlf6ereitsm Waohen bic Surst
um bic @eracrbsns. llnb giestta na9n
auss NIT elmer Bartlett in bic 5ano, bic
i'm ipdter, ia feline JaIuns tpispertsbrts,
leltiam riibrts.
Sie beicrste 9ista's lsbtsn S&mud,
tleibste lie In mcibe, brdutihe 0ewanoer,
CAB ibr ben bultenben 8silheuilraub IN bic
weigen 5anbe unb idlans einsn blabenoen
Oraneen,wsig bura ihr, lclss, fhwarsss
Saar. Damn nabm fis Elm fleinss setpeib'
tes &reu, scn itrsm 5alie unb leste es
auf 9isfa's 8ulen, tniste Dor Dem 2octsn-
Bette nteosr unp tstste leiir, tetrsuste fh
uno tiete bic erfarrten Sanbs. llno Iat'
te, ptne zines MsnlGsu Dant erf absu'
partsu, falib fe tarauf untemsrft BIN
aus, UNI teute BET Der alien SHUTTER ibres
euisi gu blstsn. SIN bate fs nit lsi,
mem Dasslden lansa faun fortseldidt -
Der teutise mare tcG fsin frobsr Sag &C.
worbsn = sin bSlss Omen bate fe ae>
marnt. Tct morsen! Mcrsen sins ia
Elm nfusr auf elm idSnsrer nod, bann
|clIte bic untsrtrOhene Qulfabrt uhus
StSruns ncr llh eeben. -
@lsrs rertrahte tislen san,en icnniasn
8rab ltuSstas 1T bumsfem 9inbriiten an
slsta's Eager.
@estn BEN Qtsne bin tamen feline pol,
nifhsn Jtsunee unc iuateu i'm aus lslaer
Bstautuna auf,urltteln.
martpmet etiab!ts, i'm Ton ,u ,srfrcu
eu, 70 bsi!duf.', oae er ssit;ru Nadmittas
3suse sswsisu isi, wie Der Warhsle gu
Carlo bsi einsm Spa,isrrtt auf Dem Cor
70, wdtrsno er feline toQfiibnsn Nsttunit;
Hidden nit fsiusm wilcsn Nenner Der Gle.
aanten Wslt babe proeucirsn molten, 70
unaladiid nit tem pfsrbe eciliir,t 1ei, rab
n CUR Stuuoe nod teFnnun9sics bane.
serl;ese.
Nleris sudts auf tsi bislsr Nadridt,
bn ubsrritlelte eifser Sdausr.
9isfa bate Nh ssrIhmpren. es iel ter
WarGsis niht ssweien, Der iie bsim 1itus
tcsen erwartst-unp er bate ib- uiht &C.
slaubt, ctsleih 6d's iebt erwies, bab fe
Die Dabrbeit serebet.
gDer ater war eS btmn asmelcn, Der lih
gum 8snrespous bort tei ibr einssfunosn
unp ben CT In eiferiiihtiser @utb 70 bin,
t.rliais iibsrfa(lsn tatte2 CT erfutr es
niemals. unp niemals lGfe lih ibm baS
punfle Nitblel ibrss Qsbens benn ibrs
eippen waren iiumm fir tmmsr.
9sils bate ile Fh fcrtseitcblen aus bic
ier Groenwallfa6rt uno bic psriprotsne g..
flung NIT iih sensmmsn In ieaes unbst1nn,
te, ssbsimnt6pclle 9anp, aus Dem 90 fsins
Wtetertsbr mebr si6t.
Nleris ftidte bic G-sunbe wisber fort
uno blieb allein nit Der Iuoten.
(Sbiub fplst)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
Maine Steamship Co.
sc,ni-IecI,,y IiE,o % NV Work.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
Make Feed Racks,

a stormy day improved by making a
few racks to hold hay and fodder for cat
tie, sheep and horses, will return large
profits before SUMMER comes, in saving
the feed from being trampled under foot
and in the mud, and thus wasted and des-
trOyed. Plenty Of feeding racks about
the barn-yard is an evidence Of 4 careful,
painstaking f4rmer-and only such can
make any thing nowadays. 1t is not
those who make the most that thrive best,
but it Is those who save the most of what
they do make. The secret Of success is
in saving all that can economically and
wisely be saved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

Don't imagine that it makes no differ
euce how your chickens have been brought
up. Don't suppose that they viii be good
anyhow. Chickens have been careful Y
dressed, delicious'y stuffed, assiduousIy
bastcd, aud tenderly roasted, and yet they
were not fix to eat. There was flavor
about them that no soda rinsincs could
cleanse and no seasoning conceal, These
were chickens that had picked up their
living around pig.sties and other nnclean
places.
\ chicken may be spoiled in dressing
it to cook. If killed with a full crop,
and allowed to lie four hours before it is
drawn" tor relieved of its internal or
gans), it gets an unpleasant flavor. Fowls
should be caught and shut up without
food for twelve hours or more before they
are beheaded, Then the crop and intes-
tines will be empty, and the task Of pick
ing and dressing will be greatly lesscned.
Old fowls are not necessarily tough-on-
ly cook them long enough. They are
moro tender twenty-:oUr hours after they
are killed, than if oatea Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
MocuIating 1irable La,d

The Duke Of Manchester has tried ox-
perimeuts on his estate at kimboiton,
which are well worth consideration by all
concerned in the breeding Of livestock.
Desiring to convert arabic land into pas
ture, he did not SOW grass seeds, but with
a machine, made by Messrs. Howard, Of
Bedford, he cut ropes Of sod two inches
wide out Of an old pasture. These ropes
were cartcd 10 the field that was 20 be
converted, were broken into pieces about
two inches square and were then placed
in regular rows on the surface Of the
ground by women and children, who gave
each piece a slight squeeze with their foot
after laying K. The rows are mirkei by
the cou,ters OF an empty c,rn-dri.. drawn
over the land and after the incubation
is finished, the fields may be rolled when
ever necessary. Il was IN November,
1873, that the FIRST field was thus treated.
By the following AUTUMN j, was COM
pletely covered with grass, and "wa- near
Iy as level and good as old grass land :"
and in the second year was fit for graz
ing" AnI as regards the pasture from
which the ropes had been cut, We are told
that "atter the first year the gaps in the
turf are scarcely perceptlble.
Thus, the tendency of grass TO spread
and fill up bare places has been turned to
profitable account. The subject Is not
new, nor is this the first time that it has
been mentioned in these pages; but the
making use Of such small piece, of sod to
iaocu.ate the land is new. The cost is
about three pounds an acre, which, as We
are informed, is less than the cost Of SOW
ing with grass-soeds; and there is no
falling off experienced in the third, fourth,
or 9Th year, at ieas. TO the same extent
as when land is laid down to pasture with
grasses.-Chambers' Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
READER.

Have yOu risen from your he'd afler a short sleep
- Ind Yourself nearly suepcated with Catarrhal
matter IN your nose, head and thOats Have you
noticed what depressing influence it exercises
on the mind. bunting is faculties, besides ener-
waiting the body as we'll How dihicult 10 rid the
head OF this foul matter all can testify who are
atfiicted with Catarrh. How dinicult 10 protect
the system against MS further progress toward the
lungs and bronchial tubes, all physicians can tes
tly. IL Is terrible disease and clcs out for relief
To be freed from The danger OF SUaOcation while
lying down, 10 breathe irecly, sleep sOundly and
undistUrhed 20 know that 49, poisonous, putrid
matter dcilcs he breath and undCrmiuCS the sys-
len: TO know that the hody does not, through it
veins and arteries carry the poison that is sure 20
destroy, il indeed blessing. To purchase immu
nifty sirOm such late shOuld be the object Of
Sll afflicted. Bot those who have tried many rem
edies and physicians despair OF relief or cure =
They become incredulOns. With such, the lOrv
array OF testimonials from best citizens, phV-
-7..sa- a l. a. in "a .e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
WD,ter Trimming OF 4pp,c Trees.

The Massachusetts, Ploughmau recon-.
mends the trimming Of orchards in winter,
aud says, Although some farmers claim
that June Is really the best time to trim
their orchards, very few attend to it then
on account Of the pressure Of other work
and so we must attend to it in the mild
days OF winter. To trim properly, using
good judgment and good sense Is rather 4
nice operation and hence it is better to
select mild pleasant weather. \ man up
in an apple tree, with the thermometer at
zero is not in a position to stop aud think
and examine very critically. We do not
like to be compelled to cut off very large
limbs. Training and shaping ought to be
attended TO while the tree is young and
then there will seldom be q necessity Of
removing very large branches in trimming.
The object is to get rid Of waste and dead
wood, limbs that cross others, that hang
too low, the sprouts that start out and dis
figure the tree. Cut smooth, but not too
closely. All the trees in an orchard
should be carefully examined at least as
often as once a year and such limbs as
grow out Of proportion shortened little,
and all surplus wood taken out. This
can be better done on mild days in win
ter than at any other time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
The Education of Dairy Co,cs.

Mr.. X. A. Willard, dairy editor Of the
Rural New Yorker, and writer of prac-
teal force and scientific authority on ali
dairy subjects, in late issue of that jour-
nal has the following sensible hints on
educating dairy cows, which should be
studied and needed by all farmers aud
dairymen. He says: 1.-The education
Of the animal for the dairy is of prime I'M
portaneo. Docility, good temper, quiet
ness, all of which arc necessary in q good
mich COW, are the results, in a great mea-
sure, of kind treatment and early educe-
ton. Many fine animal has been IT.
reparably ruined by coarse and brutal
treatment, for no COW that trembIes from
fright or exhibits great nervousness during
milking will yield her greatest capacity
of milk. Calves, from the first, should
be fondled and made familiar with per-
sons never frightened or worried by dogs,
beaten or cruelty treated they should
have DO fear of their attendants, but rath-
or express pleasure in their presence and
a willingness to be petted aud handled /;
the utmost kindness and tenderness should
be shown in her management until the
animal is thoroughly broken and shows
no more nervousness at being MIXED than
in the sucking Of her own calf. Heiiers
that have been we'll kept will begin to
come in milk at two years Of age, and are
regarded as making better cows than when
coming in milk at later age, since the
capacity for giving milk is varied by hab-
il, and an early development in this re-
gard stimulates the secretion OF milk and,
as found by experience, is productive of
better results.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF th9l uresd disease, Consumption, by a simple
remedy, is anxious 20 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure. To all " no desire H.
ne viii send copy Of the prescription used free
using the same which they viii find SURE CJRE
for COASrNPIION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please nd
dress REv. L. \. WILSON,
jsEl Gm La Penn So, Williamsburg New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression; q weak OK.
hausted feeling, no energy or courage: the rcsuit
OF Mental over-NOrk Indescretfons or ,r-
eesses. or some drain mon The system b. ,'y-.,s
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Speei-
nc No ~ Il tones Up aud inv IcCrItc- me ~y--
zen, dlspels the gloom ana deSportcucv. ir-rsrts
strength and eneTgy,-Stops the drain ard REIN
Nenates The entire man Been uscd twenty years
WIN berffct success Nv thoS sends ~nf1 hv deal
ers Price, e. ou per single vial or - Uo reruacL.
age Of Eve walls and - pO vial OF powder. sent
by mail On receipt of price Adlrt~s HUM
phreys HomeOpsth Medicine Company
ods BROADWAY, NEW YORK
January g, Isl rv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
Qostrp
R0rberries.

IN scarlet elnster DER the gray ste ne wall
The barberries lean in thin autu mai air;
Just when the fields and garden plots are bare,
And ere the green leaf takes the tint OF tall,-
They conc, TO make the eye feslisali
Along the road, for miles, their iorehes hare'
Al, il your deep.sca coral were but rare
The damask rose might envy it withan'
What blr,ls had sung your praises long ago,
Called you fac names in honeyN'orded books
The rosy tramps of turnpike I'd OF lane,
Ssptember's bushes, Ceres lips glow,
Little Red NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yor sweet looks
But your plebeian beauty is in vain.
- ffYcBfic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
The Grand Union Hotel of New York

Opposite GRAND Central Depot. Is one % the
most popular u the New No.k city irs. ,,a-, no.
te.s. Il is 50 conveniently located 90 the Grand
Central Depot that all expense OF cau.8Sc- anil
baggage eNpres>a-c Is saved lis guests. Person,
contemplating visiting or passing through New
ok, will 10 Vel 10 give The Grand Union trial.
The grand Union supplies every advantage -9'r-
dej by first class hotel while the rates Oh cEa--
ges ere moderate, being suited % Ore s,r.uscuey
OF tie time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
SANFORl'S RADICAL CURE

is local and constitutional remedy. % strength.
er- the system hy internal u.c. while cultavoIiug
20 throw 0f the disease. and soothes and heals
he Infamel masAl sullacc hv Glrcct aLrliAAliOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
MrOrS of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered f. wears from,
"a Nervous Debility, Premature Dc .av and An
me effects Of youthful indisereSon VIII. FOR the
sake 81 suffering humanity, send free 20 all who
need H. the recipe aud directions for making The
hmgle remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing 20 profit by the advertisers experience
san 10 so BY addressing in perfect confidence
AM Om JOHN 3. OGDEN, A. Cedar 81, \. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

MIR. O'Flynn inherits tendency TO
Hibernicisms. He asked a conductor the
other day whether he ever made trips
without any passengers. The conductor
replied that it sometimes happened SO.
"Well, thin" said Mr.. O'Flynn, thought
fully, ITS strange, but in all the rides
I've taken, niver see the loike o. that"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

Fond mother ito old gentleman to
whom her son is apprenticedl: Il am
sorry to say, sir, that Harry won't be
able to come to work for some little time
The doctor says that he has got brain few
err" Old gentleman Then the doctor
is a-fool, madam, for the boy hasn't
cot any more brains thau-than donk-
ey, ma am.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

Every cellar should be rejuvenated
in the Spring. There are many ways of
doing it, but the m9st popular is to take
off your coat, look around the apartment,
declare the family Is not safe another day
with the cellar in such condition, and
then go down to the grocery and try and
think of something else
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
Is THE DISTRICT COURr OF THE UNITED SIXTIES
InR TIE DISTRICT OF MAISE.

jan 90 3v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

~ GEA - HR.

To al VINO are suffering from the erlors and in
siscretiOns of youth, nervous weakness, early lie
cay, loss Of manhood, &C.. VIII send a lCceipe
that VIII cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send selfaddressed envelope
10 the REy. JOSEPH I. LYMAN, SiatioA D., Bible
House, Ne,7 Tort Ctr oct1e cDo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
..THE REST PLASTER {"

N-sSrs. % feLs , iatft. tteI tiarIt Please send
~ ~ ODLIIN~- NOI TAIt PLtSIFV~ send ay
return mail think tsey arc the best Plaster &
eycg used. Please lind money enclosed
HASkETl. LEWIS.
Slci.ori. Dot. JuIv L. l>--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

CAN'T GO To CHURCH.. Why not. D my cough
would disturb the congregation. Cure IL then
with Hates Honey OF Hourehound anil Tar
pure vegetable remedy. unfaiiug as the sun and
mild and harmless as The summer air. sold bv
all druggists. Pixies Tocihache Drops cure in I
minute. Jan. 30 tyr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
PinnpleS.

vii mail .tr5el the recipe for preparing a sim.
pie VEGETABLE BALM that viii remove IAN.
fRECkLE> PINPlES and BLOTCHES. leaving
the kin solt, clear and beautiful also instructions
for producing luXuriant growth Of hair on q bald
head or smooth face Address Ben. Nandelr A
Co, Box Jl2l, No. Wooster S.. y. Y ianIcm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
SbNF0RD'S rainfall GTPE
z V Z r Y B Q D Y
COLLINS YOlTAle PLASTERS,

rEuEl contain The grand curative element FL
Il EtuJ,IrN, combined with thr furst cOn-
pound OF medical gums ever uuit,j together. ,.
therefore seems impossible lOr them Co lii iu al-
IoUiing prompt relief lor all palns and s.hCs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

FAKE Tho sensible view. Tar cleanses, heal,
and cure, Cstarrh. The only method OF Dire.
application is D. inlains the vaP0rs OF the ">o-
luton ofFOREsT TAR" Catarrh Is a good uins
70 get rid Of 8nlm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
ALL instruments Warranted for the
Term Of FIVE YEARS.
O. w BENT
South Paris, seItembotl9, 1873.
SIleriN'- NnIr.

OXFORD, sS:-
Taken on execution and will be sold 10y public
auction % the highest bidder, the third day Of
March 1877, az lD O'Clock in the forenoon. AT the
Office Of &. L. II0lt Ia Bethel IN said County
all the right in equity which James smith has TO
redeem Tie following described Real Estate stu
atcd in iiethC! in SAID county, 70 wit
All that part Of lot number twenty-five IN the Sd
range, situated the cu-tcrly side OF the county
road leading from Bethel hin ID Albany and being
:hc same premises where the said James smith
now lives, with thc buildings thereon, also one
other piece OF land. and being part OF lot No
tWeuty-seyen ia tue Erst range iE Bethel atort SAID,
also one other piece of land and being part OF
lot No tWeuty-seycp in tn hrst range ia Bethel
aforesaid with the building, thereon, both Oi the
last mentioned piece, are the same conveyed 20
Richard = Fyety Clark CO9mrs and Ciarisa =
Cnombs by their deed dated March 20 \ y 1870
and recorded with OK ora Records, book l6l. g.
3aj: he above described premises being subject
90 a mortgage recorded IN oxford Registry OF
Deeds IL Paris in said County, book 10, page 81
given bv said James Smi-h 70 Richard y. FTyc t.
secure the payment OF a promi- sorry note for one
hundred and ninety dollars dated Jan 3lth, 1873,
PAYABLE n one YEAR with interest 80 EIGHT prr cent
per aunum, ON whrh there is now due about one
hundred and sevent five dollars
4. h. GOODWIN, Deputy SheSfG.
Bethel, Jan, 10, 1871, G-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
IAN EXCELLENT PLASTER"

NeSsTS. UeflSQ Potter, gentlemen Please send
me another COLLINS NOIrNiC PLASTER. ] rul
them 10 Dee sr excellent Plaster,-thc best that .
have ever u-cl. am ~orly thaj the druggists
here 30 no; keen them. I. ". ~NIuIR.
broadway, o.. July, l>76.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13

sold 10y an druggists for - cents. >eut ou ~.
ceipt Of - cents for one, Sl2i tor -i, = - Tor
twelve, carefully wrapped, ard warranted Gerlcct
Mass.
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SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Instantly relieves and permanently cures every
form OF Cstarrh, form a simple head cold 20 The
Lucrative stage, together with all is sympathetic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-13
SARFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Must convince them that il possesses great merit,
while the new and original method OF is prepar.
alton, when studied with the disease, satisfies the
mind Of any reasonable person that LIS method o.
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FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter oi
Bankrupt,
DISTRICT or MAINE. IS:
At south 'aris, the twenty-thrd day OF Janury
y u. ISL
ITHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
1 appointment rs Assignee Of James ". Nc
Keuuty OF Bethel, In the County or oxford, and
state Il Maine. witain said ID strict who has
been adiulgctu Bankrupt upon his own petition
by the DIsui,t CONT OF said District
GEO. \. WILSON, Assignee
jan 50 3w go 'uth Paris.
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bankrupt.
This j. t. give uo,i,e ihat petition has been
presented to the courr tAi- 2.d dag OF January,
ISL. tY GILMAN l.. BLAKE, OF Bethel IN SAID
District. Bankrupt, Praying that he may bee de-
creed - have iull discharge from all h,s debts,
pTo,ablc under he Bankrupt Ac,, ana upon read
iug -aii pgtiGon,
anon Oh. same ou The G.st Monday of april, 4.
- is.. i...l. 'ha court lu HCgtil-i ir SAID dis
trict ~ 30 O'Clock ~ au that Rae cIGcr'hc.loi De-
published il Dee ONt1rl Democrat nai TIE Port
land Daily Advertiser newspapers printed m sad
district oucea week for three successive week,
aud once In tie Weekly Portland Advertiser, the
disqualification 10 be .Aig.v days 40 least before
The day az hearuc,aui that all creditors Tho hayc
proved taei. debts aud other persons n interest,
may appear 10 said uMc and place and low cause
IL any they have wis The prayer Of said petition
should no, be granted. .
WILLIAM p. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court i0r said District.
ian 90 jT