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Agricultural.
Linte. Aahe* aud Plaster.
I.ivily autl Profitable ·') ··»«
Kditrl ï'armtr··
l'he Middle Intervale Farmers' Club in
He the 1. met at the school-house. Wednes
day evening. Jan. 3d. Hon. Κ. ϋ. Cur
ter, President, in the chair. The qaeetion
l'or discussion was on the specific and
combined effects of lime, ashes ami plas
ter.
Mr. Augustus M. Carter opened the
discussion by stating that though ihe
soils of this vicinity have only a small
percent, of lime in them. Tet it is not
u>ed extensively. We all need it in our
soils. Our wheat crop needs it lor
strengthening the stalk. The only ques
tion here i· as to it* cost. We do not
!ivi> in a limestone country. There is
only one patch ot impure limestone in
thi·» town 1 have u«ed oyster shell lime
on I ..or: g Island, where it could be had
f<>r five cents a bushel. There they com·
post it with their other manures.
In regard to ashes I would place the
hij»het value upon theiu. In leached
a*hcH we get lime aud in fact all l>nt the
j· « hi ;h has been extracted I never
yet viw a farm that «vas not benefitted by
a^tn··». No $;inh1 larroer in IWihel will
s-'il a t'U»hei to go from hi* farm.
in i«-gard to plaster there are twoqual
itie-—the dok and the light. The dark
i« harder It contain». -JO percent of car
bonate « t linn» and 60 pt-r cent of sul
phate i>l iiuie. while the soft variety con
tains no cnrl*>n.Hte. I would prefer the
dark vatiri\. Caibonate of lime is a
manure, ί ut I do not know about sul
phate of lane. F.»r potatoes we use more
οι le? · plaster, as well as lor corn, beans
and gras·». In some years the crop is
treble 1 t»y pla>trr. We do not ordinarily
-l ... Λ»Λ 1 _ « _ aL 1. I
I» U' U lit ill *\J\' p^HiUUS lu IUV ÎIV IV· II
i- not so good on >tiff clay soil-*. Our
intervales arc made up ot' clay, sand and
duviatilc sediment, «nil it is goM on all
except where there is much muck.
Does plaster pay ? We use it iu the
hill ami sometime* on the tops. For1
clover nrthing is like it. Mai»} persous
S.iv.» a pr»-judie«· against clover, but it
\t a t m ι t - g.»o<l clover on a piece of
I.Mtil you cuo rai»o j»nv thing else. We
; ■« over our clover piece, t«ro, three or
lour to the aere in the spring. Planter is
an al -orbeηt *»Γ g.-»ses ami moisture. Il
absorbs ammonia from lermented ma
nures and retains it; «»· put it in the hog
pen anil * tables lor this purpose. One
haif a bushel ill arte>t all the odors of a
*i ible cellar. At present prices it will
ρ iy for us to use it to a greater extent —
Th* lands are a> profitable to-dav where
i: h « lu't'ii properly u^ed as they ever1
were. On enquiry, he said that he never
iiM-d over ."<0 » (M>unds to the acre.
J. Γ. Kimball, Ejkj., next spoke. 1
would use the s.<ft instead ot the hard
piaster, but lor composting murk and turf
would prefer lime. 1 do not think so
much ot lime as some, l>ecau«e other ma
nures are cheaper. I use some in my
manure heap because it kills the wire ;
»riu. 1 have sowetl it on w heat side
l»v »ul«' with ashes, and the latter far out
did the former. There i* nothing yet
tîwovered li-e ashes lor restoring land ;
t" :r» primitive «tale (»ood ashes have ,
li 'in .1 1 'J to i l!is, of potash. It is a
j. i v. s-.meht to pay -5 •eut·» a bushel
foi tii·!!). 1 regard unleaehed double
t .· t tach'-d a«hc*. Wh> at will
: w i-!h . .ad i»r»«s much better
* . j
v. ii .inn . ai.d ; « effects will continue
ι ». I- I 'ne on o;v moist laud
;n. I .1 ν νt: 1 out tbe pofljam, (we can't
!; ι i Pit»· ! ι) iii ■ *n word in Wtb>ter, ) but
ι Ί · ! η· · in· U"nl m tii!'· w.iv on dry
lai: 1 1 t .ink that *tl i>he> are worth
.'4» -ro-i. Γ Ahuris the cheap·
« -t π. ι »ι -ni >:>c. A»hes ire good
lor j» ι ι,., p a-ter usually gives a
grt .mt i/t. As|»es aiv bwter in w»t
season and pU»tcr m a dry one Plaster
thicken> up the s λ .u'll on m\ land. Put
half a mi · of plaster in a stable cellar
1 i: w i'i ibsoi o g.isc» and moisture,and
ι ·■ »'<' i:i .. itu. The whole tna»s
will turu \cl ow. Piaster is better two!
or three years old. 1 use quick liiue to
ki • 1 tiie W!:e mu m m .il t·.» wirm no tin·
manure heap.
1 haul uul in) manure in tit» tail and in
the spring haui out my green manure and
I act.· it by the side of the other. 1 take
h lit a bu-hel m quick lime and place it
od a l)f«l ot manure and cover it wiih :i
layer "I n»»\td old and new manures,
id at<»ve that another hail bushel and
p.ton. In thi way the manure heap be
« ·ϋΐ.« warm, the lumps of manure be
eome >.1.·ιι·'αΊΐ and w«*11 pulverized. 1 du
t hi - a week οι more before I diop it, anil
then put a *hovel lull it: a hill and covet
it up and U t it remain a lew days before
1 plant Tin· manure is warn» and the
corn comes up %ig*»ruusly, without being
tιοίbed aiih the vire worm.
Mr. I). M. Kimball *aid that lime was .
good chiefly to warm up manure, it is ;
not good on m dry, naked soil, on cold
land it is goo I. Every sensible man will
use a^hes when he can get them. On l
new land grain will not otten lodge when
there are ashes in the soil. It strains the t
land to u»e planter on eoil fur potatoes, it ι
may well be terme 1 a laud strainer.
I>r. True said that is the tendency of
ali cau«tic >u; >s· a ices to destroy végéta- |
b!e and animal in itter in the soil. Lime. ;
potash and - «la in a caustic state will do j
this. Heme they will always do beti
w th an abuudauce of vegetable and ani
mal matter. In reply to a question
whether lime will kill sorrel, he would
correct what he deems a popular error.
Sorrel con tains a vegetable acid. Alii
vegetable acids are easily decomposed, j
il you plou in a crop of »>orrel it does :
not render the land sour, but the acid is
decomposed ar Λ destroyed by the de
composition oi the s*»irel. ile would l>e
g!ad to pU»w in a heavy crop of sorrel
should h» tiud it on his land, in such
case, it there was a large quantit) ot i
vegetable matter the lime would be ol
value but not othvi-ww*. Ad manures
are exhaustive unless we can leave in
the êoii UiOie vegetable or auimal mailer
than we take oft". We sow plaster,raise a
large quantity of clover which wu cut
and remove, but we leave behind a large
quantity of vegetable matter in the shape
of tap roots which decay and act as ma
nure. Still there i> some loss which i·
shown by a succession cf diminished
crops. No tanning can be successful,
with us. without a Urge quantity of veg
etable and animal manure. M« thought
, that tarmers were merally in too great
haste to usi* their muck. It improves
very much if composted with the ma
nures for two or three year·.
In regard to the general belief that
plaster acts only aa an absorbent and a
stimulant. he could not agree. He did
» uot believe that any substance in nature
I could produce a heavy crop on these con
ditions alone. We do not yet understand
jail the secret processes of nature. We
now know enough of them not to make
great mistakes. Piaster is composed of
sulphuric acid lime and water. Milphur·
ic aeid is a manure ; so is lime and so is
water. Just how they, or anything acts
to ι roduce λ plant is still a mystery.
He would prefer to regard plaster as a
manurial substance in the strict sense ol
the term.
The discussion was exceeeingly inter
esting and instructive. One feature ol it
struck me as a very great improvement.
Instead of having the general subject of
manures tor discussion, a* is usually the
c.i-e, the club have selected two or three
artii· t··» for special debute. This gives
more detiniteness and thoroughness to
the discussion. In thin way several
evening·» may he profitably spent on the
al important subject ol manures.—[Lew
iston Journal.
Αβογτ Cold Meat.—By the following
methods is cold roast l>eef ν·ι mutton a·
good the second day as it was the tirst.
It is to be cut in thin slice», each slice
dipped in Hour and dusted with salt, pep
per aud swecl herbs, then placed in lav
er» in a deep dUb, and covered with gra
tv 01 water. Ketchup or canned toma
toes arè added, the di.-di filled «villi water,
then covered tightly and baked two or
th'.ee hours. This makes even the poor
est ami toughe-l partsol a roast tender
and delicious in flavor.
—The proprietor of a Boston bone-mill
at'vertise> lhat "persons sending their
own bones to be ground will be attended
to with punctuality and dispatch.*
--The improvement υΐ slock should be
the constant aim of the farmer. To this
end he must select the best breeding
animais that can t* obtained. No money
is more judiciously expended than that
which goes to procure the ser»ice of a
first rate animal.
DR.PIERCE'S
>it;ex;wMedical
DISCoy£ry
Thi» ι» the uioftt thorough blooh purifier yd di»
rorerfd, lixl CurM «II Humor* fr«m the* wond
Scrotal* to a common Eruption. Pimple· and
Blot.-he» on the tace. and Scaly or Kough Skin,
which au* -uoh annoyiug blemiabe* to many
young ywwi J Md to the uw of a ftw bottle· of
till- w ndertul medicine. From on* to eight bot
tl· « · .-v --.lit Khruui. Κγλ«||κ·1λ·. S«-ald Head.
King Won··· Boil·»Sctljr κιnptkma, of the skin,
■» fnl.i - >re*. I'leer· aud 'Canker" in the Month
a: ! ·»: c. aoh It ι· a pure medicinal extract of na
- <·, : l'iant». combining in harmony, Na·
t··■1 in >t - Tcretjrn ruratlvo properties, which
». ! hi> :n-tillit into the vegetable kingdom lor
I «'.t ' ι.» tin* *t'"k It Ι- Λ kiit at l"e»« orer for the
ι «i c'ti I vigor of the »y-tern Tho»·» wh«» are
!v f il. -1·^·-j ·1« ». bave Ν «τν ou- Apprehension*
ι> ·* - »r »ιιν .ifff· tiona ». ν m ρ torn all r v»f ue;.k
.:ii| ηνια·-.η»; evidence of .:· reatota
>■ j vwr ujv»n ti il. Il yoa !"··«·! Dull, Drowaν,
De »it.v. laud iV-poudeut, have frequent Head
.0 . Moi th laites bauly in the moruing. lr: egutar
Vn fit» uti courue · oated. ν ou aroeunering from
Γ« id L.vei o. ' Itilioi««noa. " In many caae« of
L ν»·: « "Uipl . ut" oujy a cart of the-e »y mptom*
ar« \ vr ft . « i Λ- a retnedv Cor a'.l such ciw-,
D Per».'- it>ild«n Mcdl<-al Diaeovery lia- no
·<.{.. tl.a> t affecta perte t cure* leariuif the lia»-r
Si iigtheued uni Healthy. For the eure of Ha·
»lt · -t p.vi»u of the Bowl* it »< a never
rj t ι mi . . 1 who ha»eu»ed it forthi*
• λ · ioud i i h· praise in liroiuhial.
Γ t : 1 Lung I> it v-r·., U ha» produced many
trt ν rvtnaikabie cares, where other medk'iue»
had !a !~l » Ί Ι·ν druggist* at fl.UO i>er bottle
Pre pu « I .d the Chetmoal Laboratoiy of Κ. V
PlfeKl Κ. M !>.. buffalo, Ν. V. norll in
Lost !
VLL |>er*on« ar« hereby cautioned again at bnv
: a oerta.n N'.-le of hand, given br ALODi
M FTLLKK t · EUiKllHiK <. C McÏ.ain, for
'-•ne hun ire<t dollar·. dated at Dixfleld, March 3d,
I* aud payable iu live year j. Aero·· oue end.
the note wa* endorsed •'•aecuied by mortgaife."
ι : » . ο-* the back of the note wa* written "not
!ioi len." an l r-lgned by Elbridge ti. C. Mo Lain.—
Said note «ι» the property of tue tubeeriber, aud
w - I "»t by hnu De«· 15tb, WTl. Any one aidins
in the reco'rerr ol >»aid note will be well reward··Γ
s M LOCK Κ.
R.ixliurr .Ian ΛΐΙι IrfîJ.
Notice of Foreclosure.
II^HF.REAS Λ Τ Lurutnings, of Wood·lock,
> > «ϋ the Couutj of Oxford and State of M une,
by . « Mortgage . dated April isth, 1H57, and
11 o;ded » Oxford Registry, Iîook 113. p**e 4»'·
■ nl itr wwt ι rnrtw miwI oi l&ud, situait·-1
m ρ λe-j half of said Woodstock, Co w;t : the
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Β ; ·.·>■ i ·υ Puis, -ui'po*«tl to couUin one tiun·
ilrr I a re*, more orient: for a more particular de
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π I w . rea» the conditions of »aid mortgage have
hf.Mi hiokeu, 1 hereby claim to foreclo«e the s-atue
,i rling to the .Mamies of the elate.
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X by the Hon Judge of Probate. Commission
er« to receive and examine the claim· against the
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O.VKDKOi «Γ—ΛΙ * *r«*ion of the C«mnt> (.··«»
mUsioocrs. beirun and held at P.«ris, wit inn and
for lii« Countv alore*aid, on the twenty sixth
la».: DmmNK Λ 1» l-Τ I bl l^tVMBMi
from the regular Septembi r Se«*lon, Λ I» 1*>71
Λο·Ι now tU«* Commissioners, in accoidance
with Section 5J, Chapter 6 of the Bevised Statute»,
having flrat made an annual in*|»ection in the
month ol September la*t, of all tin· C ounty road»
in the un incorporate·! township* and tract* of land
in «aid (. ounty. and havinjr made an c«tlmato of
the amount needed to put tnem in repair, ao a« to
be *afe and convenient lor public travel, do ad
judge and determine that au a**e%*meot for that
purpose be made a· follow»:
Γίκιη Township Xo. 5, Kange 1, the turn of six
ty h.ght dollaii and seventy eent*. and the -sine
i· scented a· follow* -
5
r I i
«■ ^ I N
* κ .ο ο .S
Ci < - ?*
Edmund M Wilsou, luu 9 ΙυϋΟυ φ *o
Joseph Wilson, IU> .'■*·<*) I ou
Κ A Flint, ΙϋΟ **) 00 1 ·«
llcnry M l.onibaid, i*i Λ»*» 00 <o
Klkhu l.eitvelt, :·> tlUOOO l tio
Berlin Mill* Co., lui pua) ou i OU
Xahntn W Bennett. luo 800 00 I M
David M Sturtovaot, m*) :h»j («» Λ ou
Ziba y Durkee, 150 !««*> m jwi
Thouia» I'Flint. 100 200 Ou 4o
Avers, Mason, et. al·., 3CM» vmiou «i ou
Wheeler A Cross, 3»*J ÎJUU 00 « U)
J II llamlin. MOO moiiou h on
Beuuett A Chapman, So ;*« | OU
l'eter Bennett, Mt <·«· ·ο η
Β S Ço·, Κ η ~ t division Hum Iiuuki ;« m
Β Ν WiUon, lOU ,ν«ι ι» ι 0o
J L Roger·. TO £5«i on .V)
Λ Τ Bennett, 50 400 U fO
food Lot, owner* unk'o 1Ό loo «β 2o
I ·> 70
And David M Sturtevant, of said l ownship i*
appointed \gent to »u|»erintcnd th·· «-xpenditiirc
of the *.iuie. according to law . and . * ixsjulred to
χι * «· U>nd t* the law direct·
Atlra WM Κ Kl M BALI., Clerk
l'pou township Ν·> 5, Bang ■ 1. the midi <»f S,·ν
rutv dollai i and tlfty-niiK· rents ; an I the «wine i»
*« se* sert a follow»
V *
• i -
* ; » ν
Alvan Wilson, !.'· ί tfcuOO » ι υ»ι
I Mil Morgan. s: 2*·' U0 120
J C Beau, 125 Pw Oil 2 00
L 1> tdnnell, 124 H»· <( 4 to
A W Fiekett. 17u ι l aft
Τ S Flint. 117 40000 ·» mi
M H Fiekett. 7o tioueo s00
Κ S t oe, . ll.Uti Wo m 27 V
Thoma* Κ Whitney, &'-4 3i»*>uo 17uu
till m an Bennett, tu 200 00 1 m
Κ F Lombard, AO 4uuo ·χ
W H Wilson. ('4 3Λ Οι IS
l'eter Bennett, I V) 120 00 «0
J M Wilson, JU0 Ou |f§
Jorkan Lombard Est , 400 7oooo 3 AO
David M Sturtevant, * 50 75 Ou 3S
Klihu Leavi'U. KO M) Ok) 45
Bennett A Le«rett, 74 iioou 45
Sturtevant or unk'u, yo 75 00 Vt
$70 59
And Alean Wilson, of i-aid Tonnship. i« np
)>ointe<1 Agent a* aforesaid
Attest: WM. Κ Kimball, Clerk.
Upon Fryeburjc Atademy Grant the sum of One
Hundred au 1 Twenty -Three D-dlars aud ScTenty
Three conta Is nsae*sed for said purpose, a* fol
low.*:
> β ·® «?
5 s < Χ Κ
Olive Coouer, U«j $11υϋ00 $13 73
Eliza Taylor. Κ*· luoo ου 12 50
Μ Κ L handler, luu 7i«u οο a 75
Κ F Crus·, 1W) 14«υθυ 17 50
Augustas StiJee, 200 liuOOO 13 OU
Erencf* Smicb, loo joooo 3
EJarvlMaius, 100 15oG0o H 75
ll.iinuiuita, titover à f ^ -
Cross, ) ·* 5 v * Λ
It It Λ Fieemau, 5w J00 00 ;t '
ΑΛΙ' Peabody, 150 500 00 0 25
Ρ V Ordway, 1:1 JWW ."
Crofi» A Ue'rrlab, loo lutoo 125
Goo. Goodeuow, 100 150 00 1 87
•I M Rem], 1UO ίυΟΟΟ ·» 50
Abner Bennett, 15 100 00 12.»
Isabella Farewell, 75 150 Ou 1 81
UabelU Λ Edgar l'are- - ^ rvju w s75
R A Chapman .ΊΟ 150 00 1 87
Mill* Λ .Mason Heir*, 100 50 uo <>i
A A Grover, 14 100 υο 125
#123 73
And George 11. Brown, of M a-ou, is appointed
Agent for the purpose «foresaid.
Attest : WSJ. K. KIMBALL, Clerk.
I'pon Andover North Surplus the sum of One
Hundred and Fort* dollars,is assestsd as follows: j
s
51
II s 2 i
R L Morton, 400 *750 00 $15 00 1
Mose» Roberts, 100 100 00 2 00
Henry A Lovejor, 2uo 2o0 00 4 001
David Morae, * 150 175 00 3 50,
H W Dunn. 'JOG 45000 #00
Merha!i **°°Γ & NCW I 8400 00 106 00
Banjamin F Newton, 100 25 00 50
Timothy Walker, 200 50 00 1 00
$140 00
And Sylvanus Poor Is appointed Agent for pur
pose a foresaid.
Attest: W Y. K. KIMBALL, Clerk.
Upon C. Surplus, the sum of Ninety-Three dol
lars is assessed as follows :
Henrr Ε Preutise or unk'n StfO acre·» $93 00
\nd Syltanus Poot is appoiated Agent (or the
parpose'aforesaid.
Attest: WM. Κ KIMBALL,Clerk.
Upon Andover West Surplus, the sum of Sev
enty Fve dollars is assessed as follows:
Ur*>n the entire tract, supposai to contain WW,
and suppo-ed to be owned by
David Butfura, $75 00
And Sylv*nuH Poor is appointed Agent for the
purpose aforesaid.
Attest : WM. K. KIMB ALL, Clerk.
True copies.
Attest: WM. K. KIMBALL, Clerk.
All Kinds of
JOJB IPIRHSJ" TH>T O
domi at τ su» ornoï.
(Abstract of PPtfT· Writ.)
ELBRIIHiEG. WHEELER, of Bethel. lu our
Countv of Oxford, τ· WALTER M. BROWN,
liEOROE W. IIAKNDEN aud ORLANDO K.
HARNDKN, all of Bethel aforesaid. defendant#.
Is h idea uf land, wherein the Mid Plaintiff de·
manda against tiio «aid Defendant* a certain piece
or parcel of land situated in »aid Bethel, bounded
and described aa follows, vit: on the noith by
land of Tilton Bennett; on the east by land* of
Thoinaa Stearns, Tilton Bennett and John Uesael
tine; on the south by land of Prescott Bennett
and Sylvanus Bartlet aud on the east l»y land of
Leonard Whitman, and by the road lendingacross
Grover Hill, so called, into the road frttm Weal
Bethel to Albany ; said premise· were owned by
one Elijah U. Hamden ai the time of hi* decease.
Writ dated Aug ISth, A. D. 1871. and returnable
to the September term, Sup. Jud. Court, for «aid
Countv. Ad damnum ♦#« UO.
Attest: W.M K. KIMBALL, Clerk.
K. Foster. .Ir , Kaq., Pl'tfPa Atty. BctlMl, Me
STATE or » AINE
OxroitD, β»:—Supreme .Indieial Court, Deceit
her Tenu, A. 1». IS"I.
KI.BBI1h;E li. WHEELER. rs ORLANDO K.
MAKNHKN et als.
And now it appearing to the Court that the sai i
Orlando E. Ilaruden is not an inhabitant of this
state, and has no tenant, agent or attorney there
in, and tnat he has no notice of the pendency of
this writ ;
It is ordered bv the Court (hat the said Plain
tiff notify the saul Orlando E. ilarnden of the peu·
dan ot this writ, by causing mm abstract thereof
with this order of court thereon, to be nublished
three weeks successively In the Oxford I>craocrnt,
a paner printed in Paria, in said Countv, the la«t
publication to be thirty days at Ua-t. Wfore the
next term of said court, to bt* holdeu at I'aria,
aforesaid, on the second Tuesday of March, next,
to the eml that the «aid détendant may then and
there appear at said court, aud ehew c.au«c, if any
he have why Judgment should not he rendered
aginat him and execution issued accordingly.
Attest wm.k KIMBAlL, Clerk.
A true abstract of PlaintifTs writ and copy of
order thereon.
; Abstract of I'l'tfTs Writ
I N a plea of the case for that the said defendants
at Portland, to wit at «aid Paris on the day of
tue purchaac of this writ, being indebted to the
plaintiff in the «uni ol twenty seven dollars and
tifty cent*, according to the account annexed in
consideration thereof, then and there promised
the idaintiff to pay him tlie sum, ou demand
Writ dated Jul\ Nth, Λ I». 1871, and return
able to the Sept. Term, Sup. ,?ud. Court, for Ox
lord Count*, Α. I». 1?7I Ad damnum #100 00.
Attest; " WM Κ KIMBALL. Clerk.
<;eo l> Bisbce.'lM tff's Attv . Ouckfleld.
GKORtîK 1> BlSltEE, of Bucktleld In our said
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, sa : -Supreme Judicial Court. I>eeein
her Ί erin, A. D. 1H71
County of Oxford, vi EDWIN and LoVlNA
RUSSELL, both of Portland, iu our
County of Cumberland.
And now it appearing to the Court that the said
Edwin Rusaell la not an inhabitant of thia
State, aud has no tenant, agent or attwrtiev there
in, and that he has no notice of the pendency of
this writ :
It is ordered by the Court that the said plaintiff
notify the sai·! Edwin of the pendency of tli s
writ, by cautdug an abstract thereof, with thiit
order of Court thereon, to be puhludied thr«r
weeks ancccasivelr iu the Oxford Democrat, a
paper printed in Paris, in said County, the la d
publication to be thirty days at lc««t before ti n
next term of «aid Court, to be holdeu at l'arin,
aforesaid, on the second Tuesday ot March next,
to the etui that the said defendant may then and
there appeal at said Court, and shew cause, II
any he has, nhy judgment should not l»e render· I
at;aiust him and execution issued thereon.
Attest : W >1 Κ KIMBALL, Clerk
A true al>»tract of Writ, and copy of order · I
< 'ourt (hereon.
Attest : WU Κ KIMBALL, Clerk.
Wra \V. Bolster, PI'tlT·· Alt y . Dix Held.
To Ihe Honorable the Justice» of tt»·' Supreme
Judicial Coutt, next to be holden at Paiis, with
in and for the County of Oxford. on the third
Tuesday of September A I» I·»71
MAKYC WII ITS Κ Y of Brownfleld in said
County of Oxford, rfi|ifrlfiill> lib··!- mid
five* till·· Honorable .'ourt to In*Inform·**! Hint alir
w:i» lexalh married i>n the twenty-fifth day of
December, Α. I» tt> Orlmtdu NS Whitney. of
Darien. ia the County of ·—, aid Slate ot
l onnecticut, nt Webster, in the County ol ,
and Mate of New Hampshire, by Kdward Buxton,
a mlni»ter of the gotpel. time «mec their mat ria^t*
► he lie» a I way - dejiortfd herself towaid her ta id
hiisliaud a» t\ faithful, cha»to and affectionate wiie,
but that the -ai t Orluudo X% Whitney. wholly re
gardle-· of hi- marriage covenant a*.d duty, aiuce
their marriage, ha· entirely neglected and refused
to provide for the maintenance of your libelant or
provide her with suitable in»an* of supiiort. but
has treated your libelant with great c ruelty and
unkindne**: and your libelant further -tates that
• lie ha«, by the aaid Oilando W Whitney, a child,
a boy, named Hererbt ( tide Whitney, now ηΙ,οιιΙ
four year» of age, that said Herbert i· «'ill living
and is aod ha· been entire!} »upp<>itcd bg JOUI li
bêlant, w ithout any aid or a«-i*tance from h«*r
•aid husband: and your lihelaut turther aver»
thai a divorce from the bonds of matrimony to bs
decreed to her by thi* Honorable Court, between
her and her «aid husband, would be reasonable
and proper, conducive to d une-lie harmony, an I
consistent with the | eace and molality <·! society,
wherefore your libelant pray* iijchl and justice .and
that a divorce from the bond* of utati imonv be
tween lier and her said hu-twind, and the custody
of theii said uunor child, Herbert Clyde Wldtuey
iu.iv be decreed to lier, and a< in dut*, bound will
•varpnm M vu\ < WHITMK1
Brow η field. Sept 1st, 1S7J.
ST A T h OK MAINE
OXMKI>, *»a —Supreme Judicial Court. Herein
berTerm, A I). 1871.
Μ ΛΙΠ C WHITNKV. libel't. ν» OlCLAMK) W
WIIITNKl
\nd now it appearing to the Court that the -aid
defendant i» not an inhabitant of ttii» Mate, and
ha» no tenant, lisent or attorney therein, and that
he Ita» no notice of the pendency of thi* lil»el—
It i» ordered bv the I ourt that the -aid libelant
notify the «aid defendant of the pendency ot thi*·
libel l»\ causing an attc»te.| copy thereof, with
(hi < order ot Court thereon, to be publi-hed Ihiee
w»*ek» Mieee-.-ivelv iu th»- Oxford I><*nio.*i,nt, .4 pa·
per printed in I'arl- in -aid ' onntj.the la-t publi
cation to he thirty day » at b-rv-t before llie ittxl
term of -aid « ourt, to be holdeu at I'aii·. a|o:e
-aid, on the second Tue-day of .March next, t··
the end that the -aid defendant may then and
t !»«-»-«· appear nt -aid « *iut, and -ln*w >*.ιιι··, if any
he luw why the prayer of raid Libelantshould
not be granted.
Attest: UM Κ ΚI M BALL, Clerk
V true copy of libel au I Order of < out thcrrou:
Attest : Wit. Κ KIMBALL, Clerk.
Aycit Λ < lifford, Attorney
To the Honorable Ju-tices of the supreme Judi
cial ( ourt next to be holden at l'an» within
and lor the County oi Oxford, in the Mate of
Main», on the third Tueadav of September next.
(\Koltt.K II t«OI>W IN, ôf Buck Held in the
J| County of Oxford, aforesaid, rvi»|>ccliuHy li
bels and rives this Honorable Court to be inform
e l that he un· lawfully married to Hannah A
Cod win. his wife (whoae maiden name was Han
nah A Hobart) in tip* town of Bando!pb. in tbe
state of Ma-sachu»etls, on Ihe fourth day o| l»e
eember, 18."» 5, and that since hi» marriage, as al'oie
Mid, he lias lived aud cohabited with his said wile
in this State, some five years, and that he is a na
tive of ihe Mate of Maine Your libelant would
further declare that »inco hir marrixge as afore.
ci.l ι... >... . ι^ ι. .ι... ...ι I.:. .1, 1......1 t.t.
iai<l wiir aa» chkite, fulthlul and kind husbitnd,
but that til* «aid Hannah A , wholly re^ardle*- of
her iaarrkj(r row am) covenant h*- not treated
him it· a kiud ami loving u iff, but ou the contrary,
ha* be< onic colit and estranged in her maunir t«>.
ward him, treating him in a cold au I cuiel man
ner, for h long space of time, to wit, for the teu
ν curs no» la->C passed; and that in the m.utth of
XIJi A. D. 1808, the said Hannah A· l<dt and (le
vel ted TOOT libelant, aud ha· not lived with or co
habited with hiiu since t! at time Your libelant
would further aver that the «aid Hannah A , since
her said desertion refused anil still refuses to live
with lutn again; when fore your libelant belolving
it reitonablp and proper, conductive to domestic
hariuouy nnd constatent with the peace ami mo
rality of uociety, prays right and justice, and that
this llenornble Court will giant a divorce lrom
the bou'l·· of matriiuouy between him, the said
George 11. Godwin and the said Hannah A. God
win, aud »s in dutv bouml will ever prav.
Dated at I tickiield, this t\\eut\ second dav of
July, Λ 1» 1871 GKOltGË II GODWIN.
vTATK OK M A INK.
• »λ >·* »lt ι ». ss— .supreme Judicial Court, Deceiu
lior Tenu, A. I) 1"71
GKoBGK H GODWIN, libel't vs 1ΙΛΝΝΑΙ1 A.
GODWIN.
And now it appeariug to the Court that the said
defendant is not au inhnbltunt of this State, and
ha» no tenant, agent or attorney therein, and that
• he has no notice of the pendency of this libel :
It is ordered bv the Court that the said Libelant
notify the defendant ol the pendency of this libel
by causing an attested copy of tlii- libel, with
tlii» order of Court thereon, to be published three
weeks successively in the Oxford Democrat, a pa
per printed iu Parla in snld County, the last punli
cation to be thirty davs at least before the next term
of »aid Court, to be (lolden at Paris, aforesaid, on
the second Tuesday of March next, to the end
that the said defendant may then aud there apueur
at said Court, and shew cause, if any she tias,
w hy the prayer of said libelant should not be
granted.
Attest : WM K. KIMBALL, Clerk.
\ true copy of libel and order of Court thereon.
Attest. WM K. KIMBALL, Clerk.
Geo. D. Bisebee, Attorney
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Co.. Portland, Maine.
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WANTED, to give away *tJO»t,oOO worth of
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»aid Count} to wit: a certain piece .if land in
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ing the Nathaniel Hill, Jr., farm, and hounded an
follow*, to wit: On the eait by Old County Koad,
no called; on the noith by Brownffeld line; on the
south by lain! of Oeorj;e Sticy, and on the west
li* land of Nathaniel Hill, it being the land deeded
to the mid David Vinn bj George Stacy on the
•-'41 h day oi Jan., Α. I). IM'.i. The above premise* :
being subject to a mortgage recorded In Registry
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intcrest'annually, on which there is now due the
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fifty-four cents.
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Porter, Jan. etli, 1HÏÛ.
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Ixe», on Saturday, the fonith day of February, j
next, «t ten o'clock, A. M., nil the real estate that ;
Amos Upton, l ite of Waterford, died, seized ami ;
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Practical '*»>«! Analytical CtieuiieU»,
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HAITI
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Every year increases the populari
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation ;
which is due to merit alone. W#
can assure our old patrons that it i*
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation f>r restoring Gray
or Faded Hair to it·» youthful color,
making it «oft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, Incomes whit#
and cÎean. It removes all eruption*
and dandrutV, and, by its tonic prop
erties prevents the hair front falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
crows thicker and stronger, in
baldness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. It is the most eco
nomical Haib Dressing ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D.,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure,and care
fully selected for excellent quality ;
and I consider it the Best i'repa
ration* for its intended purposes."
Soltl by nil Drugyitil, ami DftiUrt m Medicine*.
Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISKKHS.
As our Renewcr in many case
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we h five prepared this
dye, in one preparation ; which will
auickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. J Vice Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA. N.iL
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D. H. YOUNG,
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SewlrgM chine Agency
IINUKU,
' FLORENCE,
(«KOVEK Λ BAKER,
WK1EELEK Λ WILSOM,
tin! all ulamlanl M .i«1ji no - constantly on hand.
Thread*, Oil, Needles ami ail kinds of Triui
■uing* for Sewing Machine*, at
Xojph' Klo<k. Norway, Hie.
Nov. 27,
Maine Steamship Com'y
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Semi-Weekly Lint*.
ON and after tin· 1Mb iufct., the line St*a«nere
DiUItiO and l· RANCONIA, will until fnrtber
totice, tun as follow■>:
Lea\ · Gait's Wharf, Portland, every MONDA)
ind THURSDAY , at 4 P. M . and leave Pier 38 K.
it. New York even MONDAY and THURSDAY,
it 3 P. M
The Dirigo and Frauconia art fltted up with fine
Kicommodation^ for paefcenger*, making tbi» the
uost convenient aud comfortable route for travel
:rn between New York and Maine
Passage in Mate Room $5. Cabin Passage $4·
Ileal* extra
Goo I f »i u tided to au 1 from Montreal,Quebec,
rialii'n.v. si John, and all parts of Maine. É»hip·
>er* a: j r« ijtte.-led to -end their fre:ght to th·
Reamer- e.uh ;i- 1 r M.,onthedayelheylOf*
Portia iid.
For freiel t or -age apply to , ..
Ι1ΚΜΠ FOX, alt's Wharf, Portlaid'
J. F. AMES, Pi«rSe£.B.N«wTork.
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