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WOLF TRAP LIrHIA.

II VIM effected AN arrangement with Mes,rs.
Purcell Iadd & Co., agents for the
WOLF-TRAP LlTlIIA WATER,
we are prepared 10 supply It not only ny 'hc gallon
al 25 cents, bul by the glass at ) CENTS from orr
new and improved miucral.wat'r apparatus.
The attention Of an WHO suffer from INDIGESTION
is called to The advantages Offered Of applying them
at moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage.
To those who wish 10 Use It regularly az our foun-
tain We viii make liberal terms.
FOLK MILLER ( 90,
mb6 900 Main street.
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Selecting q senator.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 9.-ln the Re.
publican caucus at Madison the forty-sixth
ballot for United States senator stood :
Cameron. As; Reyes, 10; Qnarles, 10; Dix
on, 13; scattering, 10.
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BEDFORD VAJ ALUM AND IRON

BEDFORD (VA0 ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS WATER. MASS. AND PILLS, for
certain form of Dy>rcp>'a, Di>e1ses peculiar 10
Female Chronic biarrhmi. BRONCHIAL. Scroiulous,
aud CuttUeGus M ction>; Disorders Of the Liver,
Kidney, and Bladder; Debility, haaI Ia, and II ad-
ache.
Equai to any water Of ia class known TO me-"
HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. D., Virginia
Satisfactory m uterine diseases aud IN malariOus
c0noilions.' G.. ". VAIL. VI. D., ONO
"ttf ,ient in Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood"
CT HARRISON, Ne" York
Used With success IN c,rtiin diseases peculiar Ia
fem les. Is. ROEMER VI. d.. Missouri
Beneficial in NIalarial Fever AMI Diphthera."
IF. bUPON, Georgia.
Invaluable I'm Sorofi'a."
W. }. GILBERT VI. D.. North Carolina.
Recommended ~ a PrOphyactlc In yellow fey, r
districts" ID. II. FAIREX, VI. d., LOUISIANA.
The SUMNER SEASON Of these springs begins
JUNE lST TENS, $50 per month. Carriages
meet visitors at Forest or Lawyers, each four miles
IRON the Springs, upoa advice OF arrival. Accom-
modations Uucquallcd All the comforts and attrdc-
lions >hiful resident physician.
PRICES Water, 30 cents per gallon; "a for case
OF one dOZ n half gallon bottles 81 % for 6yega-
Ion cask: - for ten gallons; ~ for twenty gaIons-
on board ears AZ ~ nehourg. Va.
MAsS.-Fify cents and 81 "A b0ttle $3.50 aud 30
Tor half.dnzen-sent postpaid. This Mass Is The
rater solicined and contains all the curative pro-
perii,s ~ the water iu reduced space.
PILLs.-TNeniy-dvo snd My cents, and al PACK
age, or II. $3.50, and S0-pO>t. paid. Thee Pills
ron,is' OF the Mass In sugarcO3teJ pills, formed 10
AIT delicate conditions sample supply sent free io
any ply siclan desiring 10 ~ In practice. PAM
Dnlet tree upon application. THIS remedy of Mature
endorsed bv The medical profession. aud atiesied
by results in thousands OF cases during The last
A. VI. DAVIES,
President OF the Company.
~ Main street, LYnChburg, Va.
sold by POLK MlLLtR& Co, Agents,
NH u 900 Main street, Richmond.
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EMULSION OF COD.LIyER OIL

HYPOPHOSPHIrES LINE AND SODA.
Contains IN addition to PURE COD-LIvFR OIL
10 grains OF HYPOPHOsPHTTES LINE anssoDA
10 each iuld ounce.
This Emulsion is prepared by Me-srs. PURCELL,
LADD & 60.
We have the testimony Of the physicians OF The
city anj crnn to IT, efficacy in the treatment OF
PULMONARY DISEASES.
As n IS prepared N this city, ur patrons lave
the abstraction e moving that in using Il they
RELY upon lis FRESHNESS and PURITY.
We commend 1t tor its pllataDieness and ready
assimilation.
Hity cents and one dollar per battle.
POLK MILLER & 90.
nh & Apohecarir.. Ninth and Main streets.
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Cnt,on Steamer Rurned.

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-The steamer
Ollie b., with u cargo OF 500 bales of cotton,
has been burned near Point Pleasant, on
BAYOU Bartholomew. No lives were lost.
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CARRIAGES. HUGGItS, &c.

w e. SMITH, TX
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
FIFTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
SHEETS.
On hand FOUR and SIX.SEAT FAMILY CAR.
RIAGES,
SURRY PHAETON>,
LADIES' and PHYSICIANS PHAETONS,
BREWSTER and Dt Y TER SPGlNG-DUGGlES
Also, the following SECONDHAND work
ONE EXCELLENT COUPELt1TE,
SEVERAL TOP aud OPEN-BUGGIES and
LIGHT SPRING-WAGON.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS done In the BEST
MANNER at LOW PRICES.
Estimates furnished for GENERAL OVER
HAULING.
4 call solicited. NH 6.eodl Mb23
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
Oil WIrtI

EMULSION OF COD-LIVER Oil WITH
II HYPOPHuSPlllTES OF LINE AND SODA.
repaired by Purcell Ladd & 60. Price. zoe. and -
per bottle Kept always fresh and reliable by
4. r.. DUPUY, Apoihceary.
NH r AD7 east REQ. al = ,,aot
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Flour.

Flour-Litde better feeling. We quote: Fine
s3n $3.50; extra. $3.50: suDerfne, si.5OG $40;
common family. SJ.75Ms6; choice or patent
family, s7.j0MsS: stanton inspection, extra,
$50,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
WEpNEspAY. Ma1ch 0. 1881

sALEs.-1,O00 tax-rreivab.c coupons at 94I;
200 iax-receiyabe coupons at GA; 1000 Atlanta
and Charlotte Income 6's at 81 % shares Richmond
and Dinyille stick at sgk. 25 shares do. ut So Is
shares do. at 50; shares h1rlotte, Columbia and
Atlanta stock at 39li.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

wuEAr.-Whi,e. $50 bushels at 81 36 and 81 ~
for very good aud prime. Lancaster, 81 bushels
very good al il.25 Mixed, 500 bushels ~ 81 .23
aud 20 tor good and very good. Fuliz. - BUSH
els al 81 20 aud Sl.22 foi very good and prime.
CORS.-WhIte ,O66 Bushels very good ~ 01c.;
"a bushels good ana ytly gO0d at Ole; 100 BUSH
eli, damp at 52c. Mixed, G6 bushels yeri good At
jic.
OATs.-S bushels prime spring at 5ic.; 80 bush
els good Surfing at 52c A. u.hels very good VIM
ter az zoe: "a bu.h. Is pine winter at 72c.
PEAS.-6 bushels mixed at soc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 9,lssl.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Tiger Lily. Walthall. james. Riy6r lard.
ings merchandise and pssseI &c r., Griffith Il Sprat-
ley, agents.
Schooner Edna HarwOOd, ShCrdOn, Bridgeport.
coal. Curtis K Parker.
Schooner Sunbeam, Saunders, New York, coal
aud lamb. +, Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Henry L Ravens. Pierce. New York,
coal. heSlpeakc aud Ohio Halfway.
Schooner Casper licft. Newbern, y. G phosphate,
Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United Siate'
mail, merchandise and passengers, J.. Il. Tatsm.
agent.
SAILED FROM OSBORSE's LANDING.
Schooner r. Morris Kirk, Cavalier, New York.
wood 7. j. Woodbridge.
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WOOD AID coal.

NSHRACITE Goa L.-THIS DAY
N u ,loading. 40 toas ANTHRACITE COAL
Egg. -iOVe, and CksstDu, sixrs--eS best quality.
A hOss in want ~ please mi ~ their orders.
Dealers furnls ard ON literal terps,
WRIT ROBERTS,
IL az Seventeenth sDd Cary streets.
(OAL AND WOOD.-W EST VIRGINIA
~ sPI.INr. hest iaEp, ID per 1000 pounds;
hail, $3.50 per ton of 1000 pounds. PINE
WOOD, - per cord - per half cord. AID kinds Of
ANTHRACITE l0west cash prices. Osces. 70S
Brad street, opposite Theatre or 900 Cary street.
IT, ~ T.. H. PAGE
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND chEsPEAKzI
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAXING EFFkt T AUGUST II, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 +. VI. Leave Richmond daily Except SUM
day). connecting AT West Point on
n ESDAf, THUR DAY, ana SAT-
FRIDAY with steamers for Al. iand-
ings on the York river and for Dati-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 :. NJ Leave Richmond daily (exc-Ih sum
lO:l5 =. ". dayl, connecting ~ " est Point with
steamers for baltimore Oh MONDAY,
TUESDAY,, WEDSksD
TliCR>DAY, and SATURDAY;
with steamers for New losk on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY; with steamers Tor Pyoyi-
dence and Boston on TUEsjfAf And
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TEAMS.
1000 A. VI. Arrive Al Ekhmond dsily except
Sunday connecting al West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAT-
IGDAi With steamers from Bstf.
more.
THROUGH FREGHT TRAbsS.
2:5O T.. Ma Arrive at .ishmond daily teIcep.
o35 L. NJ sunday, coxsect:1g al West Poia'
with ste9i ne1s froia Baiimoss. New
York. prOy!sence. and Hoston.
No transfer Of freight a, Rieknead 10 or from
southern poitis. cars run throuxs between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful hszdiiRg and dispatch, wtss iowesi rates,
guaranteed.
Issued 70 az zorthern AID western rsists-
EOf IN formation, apply al Once 81 the company
Twenty-tlgird and Do~s streets. Richmond Va
suls VT. DoiGLAS. supeFinserdfnl
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IShrhnurg Passenger Train. No. Al. Daily.
cave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g:}O A. VI
Arrive hufHcNNle''''.''''''.' ....,..,..ll;3 \. VI
Train No. IA connects at BurkeSilie with Allan
lie. Mi->i,sippl and ONO railroad for Farmyille
LynchbGrg. aud an souhwesier points
Trains Nos : and AZ connect az suiherlns with
MliiOn.
Train No. IS connects at salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad Tor Asheyile aud all points
ia Western NcTih carolina.
Trains Nos. 80, As. ana ~ connect az Air-I. Inc
way for an points South and Southwest, and No.
4 connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for all points south, SOUTH
east. aud southwest.
Train No. 80 Stops only at JetersyilIe, brakes
Branch, Bathsdac's, Danyic, Greensboro. aud
salisbury.
Trains from the aboVe-nimed points arrive at
Richmond 4:iS Z. VI. 1893 \. NJ. and 7:ls L.. NJ.
Train on Norm Carolina railroad CONNECTS at
Goldsh"To with Weldon aud Wilmington railroad
for Weldon and Wilmington.
PDILMAN-tAR SERVICE:
ON Train No. j0-WashingtOn. Richmond, and
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
Danyile aud Atlanta.
ON Train No. 42-Washngt0n. Richmond and
Danyille, and Dangille and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points SCUM, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lsy-over checks given on local tickets
A. POPE,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
I. VI. X. 1ALCoTT, General Superintendent.
Ia Oh
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March g. Noon Stocks steady.
Money. q per cent. tNchange-Lone. 419's; short.
1872. state bonds dun. Governments guiei.
uentng.--Mon.,. 3G6 per cent. Governments
firm: new SIS, 1907; new AS, lll's; new AS.
l3I. states nominal.
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THE RESULTS. FINANCIAL AND OTHERWISE, or
The STAR COURSE Is NORFOLK-B EECHER,
TALMAGE, AND COUGH.
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MIDDLE INTERVALE FARMERS
~ f-R

The Club met with Mr.. d VI Kjmhall 81
Bethel. ON the evening OF March 81. and IN
the absence OF the president, ). W. san
bnru Was called 90 the chair An inter
r>Jiug discussion took place on 1.-THE social
,rioymrut OF farmers which was intro
ducei hy Mr. Henry Farwell
Nj Fsrw.ll said be could not judge as
- which class OF people enjoyed them
selves the best but be believed the farmer
had abundant means and opportunities for
enjoyment, IL he would but improve and
take advantage OF them.
G. y Kuhall made some very interest
ing remarks in the course Of which he eN'
pressed the belief that the farm was the
true place for real enjoyment.
: W. Sauhoru said he b,lieved II a maL
was Interested in hiS work. whatever II
might be. il would prove enjoyable.
REMARKS were also made 10y ID. NJ Kim
hall. VIM. " Chase. aud Wallace Farwell
who took the opposite side of the question
Al The, close oi the discussion, the con-
ptry assembled in the parlur, where Mrs
Carrie Sanborn and R~hecca CaSwell ia
yored them with music from the organ,
aud a. seversl good singers were present
a half hour was spent most eiJnyably. am
piy proving that farmers can and DO enjoy
themselves a. well AS any other class
The club adjourned % meet in one weel
With J. I kimbsu.
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AMONTY FINpER. Is something
I'm luck. after all. In Nebraska, James +.
Mccain found pockct-boOA not long ago
containing $3.50 IN house in Omaha aud
appropriated il to his own Use. After he
hsd expended part Of the money he was
arrested, but on promising 10 replace the
money taken he was released. Mccain
tells a wonderful story Of his luck in find
iny money. which i'm u Measure, was con-
drmed Oh the very day or his discharge.
McCann is a bricklsyer by trade, and while
NJ work on a building, not long ago, IN
Chicago, he saw pOcket-boOk on side
walk and descending GOT IL, which on he
iny opened, was found To contain $4,000.
10. found claiment for it almost immed-
lately in bank. He found $1,000 on the
Missouri river, at Omaha, not long ago,
which he restored 10 the owner. But
stranger than all, just as he was stepping
ont OF the court, after being discharged on
th.. $3.50 flud. he picked up pocket-bOok
cn the sidewalk. which being opened, was
found TO contain s92 600 in land certid-
catas. He found the owner and received
handsome reward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-12
sIvPLE AND ECONOMICAL nooK KEEpIN
Malice Of Foreclosure.

yYvHFREA>, Charles q. Holt OF Canton. In the
w tountv Of ONt0rd md State or Maine. on
INC tenth dsy cf November. A. u. 1873. hy hi,
mortgage deed Of hat date. recoi ded in Oxford
Y gS'rv 81 Decd hook lt2. page 3i3 conveyed
10 ne the fllowng described re~l estate, situated
in Canton aiOTesa 4 :-Gou mencing on the sou b
siae Of the road leading - North Hartford, at the
nor,hwfs' ccrne- II land formerly owned by The
late Fenno Proctor; thence south on said land
Gnv-eight rods more or less, IN fence runDiEs
nearls wet; thrrce On the line Of said frnce
west. nine rods, 10 the Ihlrd post from the west
end OF thr ieure; ihsnc" noItheriv in n straight
line To- the corner OF the 'sri fencs incosirg the
ore hArr thence on he lire Of aid fence 10 the
road ih.nce eat on The linP nf said road 10 the
bound rrst mentioned, - ntaining 81 acres more
or tsss with the tniiding- Iherc.n: al-o ere un-
ci,i el ha'f Of The RE- building. lot and water
power, e. nveved 10 said II III November 10, 1873,
hl J y. Fuller: ssii mil situsied on the love
dam O. Iabtnn Mills: alsO the macl ineTy and
axrures 'ODyeYed 10 said II ]: by said Fuller.
and As the coudI ions Of said mortgage have been
broker claim fO,eciosure OF the same agr'e e.
abiy ~ the siAtu e. L. e. HARLOW.
Dixdeld April :. 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-12
STATE NEWS.

-Four new sardiue factories are being
built at different points along the coast oil
Maine-Millbrdge, Jonesport, Machias-
port and Lamoinc.
George Hall, Of Waterford. formerly
OF this village, broke his leg while at Nor
rison's Camp. by the flying up of skid
while he was at work logging Bridgton
Neios.
An old lady over ninety years Of age,
at Bar Harbor, recently Killed large
hawk that invaded her house In pursuit of
a hen that had run into the open door TO
escape.
Prof Bartlett has analysed the new
mineral spring found on Monjoy Hin, Port
land, Maine, and says that this water con
tains all the valuable constituents of the
famous Saratoga Springs.
Maine boasts OF having furnished the
present governors of Massachusetts, Wis
cOnsin, Michigan, California and Iowa, the
Congressman from Or, gon, and two OF the
Minnesota Congressman.
Samuel Charles died very suddenly at
his r, sidencc in Fryeburg, Sunday morn
Ing. He came in from the barn aud seat
Ing himself, complained of feeling unwell
and expired. Mr. Charles leaves widow
and three sons. He was about 90 years OF
age.
A careful estimate makes the amount
Of ice cut In Maine this year about two
thirds a much as last. The harvest was
OF excellent quality, clear as crystal and of
unusual thickness. Outside the State an
enormous quantity has been housed, AMI
Maine ice dealers whistle in Il subdued way
when they calculate the dismal prospect of
summer of low prices for a slippery COM
modity--heREcbecJ Journal.
State Superintendent OF Schools Luce
Is about TO issue circular urging school
communities 10 be more searching In ex-
animation OF teachers lie will also send
ont paper lately prepared by committee
OF the Maine Pedagogical Society. giving
the general outline Of the work which the
ungradvd schools ought tO do, together
with programmes FOR daily work. and sug-
g-StiuuS OF practical value 10 teachers and
committees.
Mrs. Lucy A., widow of the late Capt
Boutelle of Brunswick, died at the resi-
deuce OF her sou. Capt. Charles A. BOu-
tclle, in Bangor, Monday. The deceased
was born August -, 1920, and was mar
ried in lSi7 Tier husband. Capt Charles
Bnutrllc, who was a prominent Shipma>tcr
died IN 1870 She leaves six children two
OF them being Capt. c. 4. Boutcllc. editor
o''hc Bangor ilhig, AMI Edward T. Bou.
t,Ac, city editor oi the same paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-12

A II. Williamson OF Noyes' Drug
Store, Norway, has just returned from
Boston with large assortment OF spring
goods consisting in par, of Opaque Al d
Holland window shades, spring fixtures
baby carriages, boys bats and base balls
picture frames, box stationery. adver-
Using cards, wax and China dolls, rubber
dolls, knives, razors, &c. &c, all bought
for cash and will be sold cheap also Z
large stock Of vaIni>hes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-12

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held At
Paris. within and for the County of Oxford on
the third Tuesday of March. A ID 1881.
n Il. OSGOOp, Guardian OF Florence snl FL.
Il mira Wentworth, minor children and heir
OF Martha Wentworth, late of Brown leld. In sa ID
county having presented his account OF guardian.
ship OF said wards for allowance.
Ordered. That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully IN
the Oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
In said county on the third Tuesday of Apr. next
ut nine O'Clock in the forenoon and show cause II
any they have why the same should not be allowed.
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-attest: II. G. DAVIS Register.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE Unrerslgned having been appointed by
i the Honorable judge Of Probate for The
County OF oxlort, on the third Tuesday OF Fen
ruary. \. u ,1'si, G mmissicrcIs to receive ard
exam inc the clai ma ~ creditors against the es
county. dseeAsed. represented ine0lyent. hereby
give notice that six months from date OF said ap
pointment are allowed 20 said creditors in which
To present and prove their claims, and that they
will be In session at IN" following place and times
for the purpose of receiving the same, viz A
Y. W. RedIon's las oflee, June Land Aug IA ID.
1881.
Dated this SOIh day of March. A. d.. ISL.
+ W. PEDLON, o..
JORDAN STACY. Notl .
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AsH-1oNIC,
A Perfected Purifier of the system

=
TOXIC -- Ts-rs1r1q fis s'rsngi5. o5yiaHrg a.
,F.,.t % li'g, as.i Restoring Lsa.thy 4sctioAs.
~ AB-IAE-
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia
the many forms Of Liver Conn
plant. Impure and Impoverished
Blood, and Functional Derange-
meuts attendant upon Debility, and
Tor Building up the weak. Ash
Tonic IS doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy vet devised. In
IL III. bottles. 95ccntS; SIX bottles,
s. Accredited Physicians and
C.cr-ymen, who may desire to test
ne Tonic, will be supplied with not
tyceedin, SIX bottles, NJ onc-half
tac retail price, money TO accom-
t4ay the order. Sold by Druggists,
and by d b. Dewey y Co, 20 Dcy
:, Ny.
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DIED.

In No-,h wooa.tock AprH2 Mrs. Rufus Far
RAJ. rrc.l shur' - cave.
In Rebel. Nn,cp % L'gz'o p. wire ~ Cale'
wight TO- srsH - vepts. ~ uths and 70 havs.
In GiIsal Msrrh = e UreuWoUta, NHih~nle
son - Ir.Irh Ur,th eyed 20 years. MSrci
= Rev lts,rv R'Chsri-op. -g.i about - vesr-
Nu'il s. Of pneun mis-. >iiney X con Of Peril
y Heath. aged n wears
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MARRIED..

In Franklin Pl-r'afior, Nsrch ~ AZ Tho resi
1"res II tho hr'fr'- fs'Nsr NJ cyrus Dorr p
Rev N.T Ahho't. VI. Phlin e. Andrew
'r' Mis- Cora " Dor-. both 81 FranklL Plan
ta'ior.
In G-sr4n a. no h~uss NJ rardrr ~ R"r
nett hv Rev JNsr' p Morton ", dsrict J. Hall
and Miss f1a Hovsrl. ho'h 81 Grafton.
In Prysrt'- Pend M-rch n D, Rev Rsrsor'
nunNar' NJ Chap''er l.. York and Miss Ii la ?.
FEtnr, 10th - Anl'ver
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OXFORD, AT a Court OF ia, bate held 81
Paris within and ior the county Of OXfoI q
on the third Tursday Of March, 4 ID ISL
IE-SE COLI okD, Administrator on The estate
- Of Julia A. Be- ok, late al Porter, In sad
cnunty deceased, having pTesc ted bis ace un, ol
the adm nistftti0n If lie estate OF said decease 1
for slowtu"r:
Ordered, That the said Administ'r give notice
IL all ptrsoDs interested by causing copy OF this
order IT, be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
MAJ appear ut Probate Court Ia b. held at Paris
In said count Cd the third Toe sdav OF Apr. next.
al nine o'clock In tn forenoon, and shew cause II
any they have why the same should not be allowed.
RICHARU 4 ERYE,srudge,
A tzys sutY-ata&! III. o. uVM Mgissf.
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Weather Report.


Temperature last week =, n.
Sur'sv. IL c'ear Monday ~ clcr. Tuea-
'sv "a clear: wsdncs isv - clcsr; Thrr'.
'sv "a cloudy; FRIDAY. g.. clear; sa;urds'
y c'6a-.
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Notice IF second ue,t'ng OF Creditors In
Insolvency.

rI,O the creditors Of John ". Harlow OF Canton
i In the County of oxford and State Of Maine,
insnlyen1 debtor - You are hereby notified, That
" nh the approval of the Judge Of the Curt
of Insolvency Tor said County of oxford, the
second MEETING Il the crfdIors OF said nsol-
vent Is appointed to be beid at The Probate Court
room In Paris in said County Ct Oxford, on
Wodnts day, the Iweniitth day OF April, A. D..
ISL mt nine O'Clock IT. the forenoon. You will
govern your, elves accordingly.
Given un1tr my hand ami the orler Of Court
this sixteenth day OF March, A. ID. 1851.
Court u iSeSieepsy sof "a S t q oSsrd.
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At Bethel, in the County Of Oxford and State OF
Maine, The fourth day OF April. A. d. lsel.
TINE undersigusd hereby gives notice Of his
i appointment as Assignee OF the estate OF
EIijah u. q dtard Of Bethel N the County If
oxford. ins"ivent debt, r, who has teen declared
an insolvent upon his petition. by the Court OF
Insolvency for said County of Oxford.
AUGUSTUS NJ CARTER, Assignee.
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Notice Of Sale.

DURsUANT to license from the Honorable
l. Judge of Probate FOR the County OF Oxford.
shall sell al public auction on the lth day OF
May, A. D., 1851, nj O'Clock z VI on the prem.
+. Gould, late of Hiram, IN sad couo ~ deceased,
had In and 20 the following .e-cribrd real e-tate
,z:-All the right WI Oh said Hattie f Could
hal TO redeem the dwellin g-hOusc and lot lately
occupied by her
Dated at Hiram, this snlh day 81 March. A. d. f.,
ISL. ISAAC GOULis. Admr
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FIFE CUSTOM GlCThlhG,

ws.r.r -..-., Nfu. O W PRISONS cu.r@~ 'r
re-t.-t r. C.o.Ntrc p.rs~fursrf. 'y,rV " 90 'h
p, >.... PSI - f- 81 ar4 No--Sy, wiki H.
largest nd best selected STICK OF
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Baby Carriages

Agents fr The WHITNEY BABY CARRIAGE.
s. well Known for Hs chcst nes.. durability, and
beauty OF style. We shsll keep large assert
N. Mt OF these carriages IN hand the coming sea
son. al hs'opishingly low prices.
Hs-Eyery carriage warranted, and prices uar
auI,el.