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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

DRAGGED TO DEATH BY RUNAWAY
HoRsE.-On the 23d June, at San Bernardino,
a boy, aged 8 years, the son of Henry Goodell,
was thrown from his horse by the animal stum-
bling. One of the boys legs slipped through
the stirrup, the horse took fright and started off
at full speed, dragging the boy long distance.
He was at last relieved from his perilous situa-
ton by the breaking of the stirrup strap. When
found life was extinct.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
FORTIFICATIoNs AT CAIRO.-The st. Louis
of the Bulletin says:

The work on the fortifcation at Cairo, ILL.,, is
going on rapidly, and the camp there Camp
an attacking force of less than 10000 men.
Gen. Prentiss has about 10000, but half are
three months volunteers, whose term of service
is about to expire. Two 6-pounders and three
24-pounders are mounted; also, three 32-poun-
ders, which may be pointed in any direction.
There are also two 8-inch mortars and howit-
zers in position, and tun-table is being made
for an S0-pounder columbiad. to be stationed in
the center Of the works and to sweep all the
country round for distance Of three miles.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

AN ITALIAN KILLED.-A couple of Ital-
ians got into fight on the 9th of July, at Cher
okee, Tuolumne county, when one stabbed the
other slightly with knife. The wounded man
ran to his cabin and returned with shot gun,
with which he sent load Of buckshot through
the body ofhi enemy, who died the next day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

THE LATE EARTAoUAKE. which was felt at
intervals during three days in Alameda county,
actually made fssure in the earth, which has
been traced for eight miles in Murray township
and in some places is from three to four inches
wide. Many springs were started in new places
and old ones replenished with flow of good
water. Adobe and brick buildings will hence
forth be considered unsafe in Alameda county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

Gov. NYE AT VIRGINIA CITY.-Gov. Nye,
of Nevada Territory, visited Virginia City
on Monday last, and was received with
distinguished consideration. The people
tGrned out en- masse and escorted him into
town, where be was welcomed by ]. L. Van
Bokelen in behalf of the citizens, to which
the Governor replied in short speech
which was resolved with enthusiastic cheers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

PHILLIP WENDELL, 20 years of age, APP
peared in Cohoes, N. Y, few days since, with
an old musket that did good service in the Rev
olution in the hands OF his father, and in the
war of 1912 in his own. He was bound for the
war, and declared that his old gun should go
through the "traitor war" with its honor un-
sulhed
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

ARMING AGAINST PIRATEs.-The Panama
Railroad Company, in order to guard against
any attempt to interfere with their steamers in
the Pacific during the present troubles, have
fully armed their steamers, the Guatemala and
Columbus, with Dahlgren cannon, quantity
of Sharp's rifles, etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

OVERLAND MALL BY dispatches in to-
days paper, II will be observed that the
first overland mail reached Placerville at
four o'clock this morning, making the trip
in seventeen days The second stage ar
rived at Carson City this morning. and left
at 8 o'clock for Placerville.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

MINER KILLED-On Monday, the 9Th in
slant, while two men were at work in drift
near Susanvile, on Scott river, the dirt sud
denly gave way, killing William Williams
Riley Kain, the man who was with him, was
also partially covered up, but finally extricated
himself with but slight injuries.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

LOYAL VmGINlANs.--A Washington let.
ter says that ten regiments have been mus
tered into the service of the Government
in Western Virginia, and large number
Of Virginians who have been driven from
the eastern portion of the State have enter
ed the service by joining regiments from
other States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
NEUrnALlrr.-Plutarch, in his life Of the

great Atbeuian law-giver, SolOn, thus re-
fers 10 his law against neutrality:
"The most peculiar and surprising of his
other laws is that which declares the man infa-
nous that stands neuter in time of sedition.
He would not have us indifferent, it seems, and
insensible to the fate of the public, when our
own concerns are in safety, nor backward,
when we ourselves are in health to sympathize
with the distempers and distresses Of our coun-
try. He would have us espOuse the better and
the juster cause, and to hazard everything in
its defence, rather than wait in safety to see
which side the victory will incline"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

CALIPoRNIANs APPOINTED IN THE ARMY.
John w. Gray, of California, son of Captain
Thomas Gray, has been appointed First Lieu
tenant in the Eleventh Regiment of Infantry,
which has its headquarters at Boston. Mr..
Gray was educated in the military college at St.
Louis. Lewis Snyder, Californian, is appoin-
ted First Lieutenant in the Ninth Infantry.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
CITY BREWERY.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RI
i spectfuily inform the lovers Of good LAut"
BEER that ne manufactures an article thai e''
not fail to please the taste.
aS- Lager Beer furnished regularly to Bar-rooh'
Saloons, Families and dealers generally, at keau'
A. BLASAUF,
deco5 City Brewery, Spring st., Ne'au''
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

MILLS IN WAsHoE.-The Enterprise says
that ifty-cne quartz mills are now at work
and contracted for 10 Washoe aud when
they are all in operation they will not be
able to supply the demand sO7 crushing ia
Oilities.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

GRNEALoGY OF DOUGLAs.-In the rooms
of the Chicago Historical Society is recorded
the genealogy of Douglas. extending back to
the first representative of the family in Ameri-
ca, who was William Douglas, Of Boston,
Mass, proving him to be of Puritan stock.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

GovBRNMENT PRINTING OPFIcE.-The
government printing office is kept running
night and day, on war and navy blanks. The
saving on printing rates by this office, it is said
will be nearly half a million Of dollars per an
nun.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

NOTABLE DBATH.-John F. Kimmel died
at Oroyille on the 18th inst, aged AZ years.
lie was a native of New York, an old resident
here, was an Engrossing Clerk Of the Assem-
bly, in 1854, Deputy Sheriff of Butte from 1855
to 1857, and afterwards County Recorder.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

BEAR VALLEY is a small mining town IN
Mariposa county. For celebrating the Fourth
four thousand eight hundred dollars were raised
by the citizens; fifteen hundred dollars exDen.
ded in fireworks; and other details on a Ike
scale.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

GRAIN BURNT.-A few days since n large
field of grain, some 500 acres, containing wheat
and barley, on Putah creek, belonging to
Mexican named Ponsia, caught fire and was
destroyed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

THE FL Dorado County Agricultural Society
will hold its Fair on the 10th, llth, 18th and
18th of September. Wilson Flint, of Sacra-
mento, win deliver the address.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

PRESIDENT LINCOLN has been dubbed Doc
tor of Laws by Columbia College, New York,
and the announcement of the fact at commence
ment, lately, excited great enthusiasm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

AGRICULTURAL HALL.-The city Of Stock
ton has contracted for the building of an Ag-
ricultural Hall for the sum Of $500, to be
finished before the second week in September.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

THR Declaration of independence has been
set to music by John Il. Wilson, of Baltimore.
1t is intended as a great National Chant or
Hymn of Freedom.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

For District Judge,
JOHN 1. CALDWELL.
For Senator,
j. ID. JOHNSON.
For Assemblymen,
JOHN & II WEBER WEBER, a. A. J. ESDERs Ss3
For Sheriff,
CHI A II l. E 3 X Il N IT,
For County Clerk,
u. II. LAYTON.
For Treasurer,
HENRY EVERETT.
For District Attorney,
THOMAS p. HAWLEY.
For Collector,
JOHN HUSSEY,
For Recorder,
HUGH ID. THOMPSON
For Assessor,
FERGUS LEARY.
For Surveyor.
y. l.. GAMBLE.
For Public Administrator,
MICHAEL BURNS.
For Coroner,
w. g. POPE.
Supervisor I'd District,
WALTERS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
JOHN CONNESS.
For Lieut.. Governor,
RICHARD IRWIN.
For Congress,
HENRY EDGERTON,
JOS. G. NIcKIBBIN.
Justice of the Supreme Court,
b. c. W HITNIAN.
Attorney General,
GEO. w. BOWIE.
Clerk of the Supreme Court,
GEO. 8. EVANS.
State Treasurer,
j. II. LANDRUM.
State Controller,
JAS. e. HUFFMAN.
Surveyor General,
j. j. GARDNER.
State Printer,
JOHN H. RIDGE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

F,rH AND woEEs A. village in the
int.ripr Of the State Of New York. few
week. since. . man rushed into hotel one
evening. eIelsiming. h" II could sell out
my property would poll up stakes here
and join JED. DAVIS. army" 4 clergy
man sitting very quietly in the corner Of
the room asked IN a subdued tous Of yoic..
What did you say ar =" The sses.hsr
repeated hI- remark when the clergyman
ri.,ng and eOolly Observing tbs, he had never
struck blow Tor his eoun,ry. bot islt tha,
10 va. about tune 70 DO 30. kaootof TIC rsb,i
10 tie foori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

AErru,s w.Ep - NV E>GL,~p Rrs
da like Yer 'kool house,, VT m-rtin'
hous--. Yer en,.rrri-e. gumr.hun, &C.. hut
yuur fyoriir B.,.r,dseI disgust | alluie
TO M England Rom. IT.. WI. nor the
kou whisky OF lnjanny. which at. threw
,,un gus-, and wlll turn the s,ummIek Of
the NOS, shiitless hog. seldam SEX con.
sal.shan IN the fowin' Dolc. but toihsr day
worried down .sme OF your Rum. The
fust GAS. induced me 10 .sare like sn To-
foOriated trOopsr. On taking the second
gla., bad ds.ire 20 brake winder., and
after rah,bin the third glass, PICKED his
IOckei o, the New York Ledger. aud wildly
commenced readin' SilvanUs KObb'. las,
TAT
10. dr,aai stuff sort ofhekwid liiensn.
~, or under he per,unai sGpervi'bun Of
the de,il-teArs mems ipnerds al to peaes-,
and make. ,hs,r noes blossom a. the lobster.
Shun 1t a. you would Wild hyenny we,h a
Are brand tide 10 hi tail, aud while you are
abowt 1t you vail d. a fu., rate thing tor
yO0r-rlf.n every b''dy Ahout you, by .hun.
sing al kinds ot IntoGicAtin leker- You
dCu Z need 'em no MORN kat needs . tales.
ssyin nothiu allow, the trubble and .as,rin
they csvse. Bat onls.. your InnArd. air
cas-, ron. avoid New England hyoriie be'-
erige
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

V,uIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. freed
81 all the common compDnea,., such a.
Op,.,r., of Esp-ciofsnt.. Which not only run
dosn IN. system, bat dr.iIo, all chanc, 81 cure.
oil L. iousi On trial 10 po..e'. Oh. follo"'ns
properties. AL 10 ~h'ch the most valuable te.,i.
,nonlal. al,, b. found in the pamphlets.
For whpOping Cough, aud a. Soothing
syrup. IL meet. every ~ant, and by early nee will
save the largest p'oporiion OF rupture. N chill
drra which can H. traced 60 Wh""p,ng Cough.
o. Ordinary Cough. aud Biona hal Complaints
the fofrrunnsr. %, Con.uppiion. It's splendid tonic
p,operiis. NAH. Il MT only Ih- m-'t p'ricot enc.
nv 10 di..s,c hat builds up snd ,u.t,ia. the ~
ten against a recurrence oi the Compliant. No
nur,.D ,houii b- without iI, u'f shonld pairnl-
tail Ia ct pamphlet, 10 b. found With all dealt
,t., a. the oul, way To do justice 10 iis value.
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A Canadinn RemcdY

for Co.irrnsu. frr. gulsrl'y aad D.l.tsV II
ne Digs,irs O'gaHt. IHdupHc H'ada'As,
LduiEd,. N,rr0uHru. GsHsrdi Ir0Hrd.
hoH oCihs Mind and BODY. PUaya', s..
A MOMENTS u,d~cIioa ought % roaV,lr.
n '.a.ib. man ol the lll, sad dangs' IT cna'
.i,ntl, dosing si,h raihAI'c meiicinss. The
practice !, prfnciou, hn .u,cidal AncNT~fier's
81 f,ft, ,rar. Ia. thusht m~ that The r"u.ariy
incfras,ag .,iL col gr.ii1n ar isafiuly aE.r'.
waited l., the to- ifr- use ~ Gath trtrs. TIE
American psop. af~ ts.t l-,naiing nsit11 ~
dVt-ttic. ~ Their sri,hrial modes ~ lie Dfas.
&c Csthan,cs ,nrr-asr the Ufit-uilii,. sni pos.
ira,s the strength ofthe digestive "rEin'.
The pill. no~ ods,e,i are c'p-riall, d"sign't
a. allan thi. ,fusbilit,. ani 10 ihr Sane ute 10
.igurais aad s,T-ugihsg ~ The lu"'ii"n. - De-
g-.tioa. ~h,l~ thsy sfr grntb LN.ii'"' Ih'l
sv sBo,i,Bs, toa,c and LNsuVe. The, are 90
mild and n'isofaiing that on- - not reminded b'
any d,.sgr,sabIc effect. that b. has tasrn m"ii'
Sins.
Bu.ins.' men. Siaisuts. rfofcs,on.l men, -.
ma,,. sad al rsf.oa. L.ading = cvnbasd % %.
ds,liary lilr, 'houd ly thea.
I The undsf.ig a.d Phy.,sisa., sk~effsll, certify
o. the hish pfoisssioaal standing - " cob, e
St.n.tssd. ope 81 The aLi.st ani isst phlsi'i'n',
sRi o. the c,r,llcat quslit,ss IT he "Anu '"'i''
AMI Toalc f,il.." ~hish 80 have us.d il our
pFirtit' and htghN alWuff
J. n. Gihspa. " II. Dunhsm, 4 v.
CT. COTTON. " u, Cosan.viiis.
CHARLES BROWN, ND,
X. POSTER, " ID, R"m~
NORMAN CLEVELAND, MD. Baru'tou.
y. JENkS, VI ID,
CIV. cnwLEs MD. sna.'sai.
JONI MEIGS, M,
JO-ErII BKENUUN. VI -. Snrg~oa X. y
BENJAMIN DAMON, VI -. ,oaur1ps.
LEMUFL RiCHMOND. " u, De,by Lins.
VI. q. GIiNE>, " ID, Compioa. 4. T..
q. %. SOMEIiS. VI ID, Magog, a. D.
RUTHERFORD, " II, Nr~po,t, VI.
Prepared BY Dr. VI .. COLBY. st.n.,sa +,
e.. T., .ad Dr'by Lin~, Vermont.
Sold by d.. Eust. - Pans: Rate. 4 Co. -
Ti.; 4. -. Np,s., Nor~ay; -. Puurr, e.
Gerry. ID. ". Moth sni Johu u. Rsld. Water
lord. VIZ. ioaug, Wet Psus; &. T.. ~ .ht,
Br ant'. Pond. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

OvEx NICE. Old Marin C. was never
regarded as . paragon Of asatness: and .!
" cleanliness is mex, unto gOdlne--, ss 81
Paal ss-srt.. IL i to BE feared tina, the old
LADY never attained to the latter state. Not
only VAS she anything but nea, herssli. tut
che sbosed q eOntsuPt for t in Others.
Speaking of neat people. one day she re-
marked tha, her son JOSIAH was one Of tie
most particular men in the world. 4" Why"
Said she. 4" he threw away whole cup Of
eOfee, the other morning. because IL bad .
bsi.b 10 10"
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Real Estate for Sale.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated N
i the village ~ Asdo,cT to'neT kposn ~ the
Crockru r.t.ir, formerly own-d aud oc'up.d b,
Nh. LAT. Lew. Cfockc,I aRd y. u. rO'kelt, AMI
NOR, fsc.nll, D., the Late d.. :. \. Alisn. and Of
present Occup,~d D., Nsihsa Dresser. lhr prop
.ry cons'si. of ab'ut .'sie-a aeI'. OF 'rfy 'upe'
,,oT land ~,th . o-,Fl, new -'sfi-'i h"us-, i"ilI
add hni.hsd ~ the mo-t .sI-tiOf msnusf, Nth q
good aud uell.hai.hed barn, sbout ~ b, Is ic.,,
and suitable ouibuiid,ng.
Also, the Tavern ssad sdioiniag. .nl the store
All lot % which .and'. GA the Opposite SIDE Il
the road.
The abpVs pfope'fy ~ill b- soil low ) applied
90 .oon. and term. of payIncnt made easy.
Fur particular. inquIT. 81 IN" .ut.eIhst. 81
AnloSst Corner. L.. 4. ALLtN'
Andcscr, sept. let 1850.
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J. q. HANBLiN. )Ovet..e, Of
JOIN BRAGDON. the Poor oi
JAMES EVANS, )to~a oflovsll

O,rOsD. ss.-At court ofProbsie hsLiat Low.
ell. ~Iihia sad 6r the Coanty al OSlO'd on lhs
pia-tses,h dav II Jsae, A. u. 1851.
Ga the bS,going ps,itioa OADsNsD. Th,ith
sad -tt,sscT give notice 20 all psrsoa. Interested
by osa.ing eapy Of h.. pei','oa. With thu. order
II ooar. lber,oa. 10 b. published tire, week. sue
ee.-iv,ly n The o>looi D-mocr.i. q sc~.paPe'
pTintsd At Paris, IN said Couats, that the, sls,
spp-aI at PrullIt. Couu TO he hei at Lowell .on
lA~ wsdas.d,y iOlo~iag th. thin Tuesday oI
Jssasy. ls62, az two O'Clock ~ the afternoon.
All .hs~ cause, II any the, have. Why the ssIOe
shoud MT - g'an,ed The fret publication 10
be al Vast thirty dlys b-for, ss,d oouu.
ELISHA WINTER, ledge.
A true cop, Of Petit'oa and order Of oouu thereon
Attest. J. =. Ilosss, Rss.sfu.
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New York and Portland
spYrw WEEKLY LINE

rlIH 6f.t eh.. .ts,msh,p, CHESAPEAKE,
/ Capt. Siiis, Cu,wsli, at fNIAr~'o,
Capt l.. II. lN irli. viil hereafter ioru SEM.
W,.ll, line i.iseca th. plsi- fNrs Nofh sod
Poulad. lsa'ug zach port ever, Nedn'sd'y
anL S.iapiiV ~ T.. VI.
Passage IS %. ,acluiiny fare and state rooms.
The gr,,i di,puh g,Nrn 10 lfcight by the linz.
nskes u the in,.t dr,ir,bls Gsight cummsul''.
I,oa b.i~--a N-w iofk ani the Es.l. NJ ,.m.
MISSION caargri al the cod "f l"t~ardlHg
Dnyag- ~ New Nosk Lst~esu cuaae'ting
hns- D., roatract 81 lo-.-t 'sts.,
Mhe .i-im.t that leave Nsw fo'A "''n''.
isy., and pOn aad >lriri,,. has d''''n''nu'd
h-r trp. ior tie pr,,sui, thus l'a''"g Dot "ns
steamer 90 the line.
App, 10 AL al lrsss,
EMERY & rON. Portland.
u. u. CROMWELL 4 Co. N,v fork
PonianI. Jaaaan %. 1860
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oxyoRp. ~. N.,,.l-t ss.A, 1861. T.ksa

OXFORD. ~. Nsve~h-r ts'h. 1861. Tsksa
" sa sxecss.oa asa salss psssiessl, rsdessed,
~,Ii b sold by pshlic .se,'oa 10 the hishes, bad
DEE, st the Post OeSce W Norway Village. On Sat.
ssda, ,ae ,xee,y-sishih day Of Deeembst. A. D..
ISL, q, one o'elssk, r. ~, all the right Chsres
=. Rs,.aiss M. 90 had 90 the sissts~~iA day 81
Sspe~h~s. A. ID. 1851. the day ~hsn the sane
Gas attached "a the or'g;s,i writ. 10 redeem
cest.ia email p.ecs ~ lad situated "a Nss~.y. In
the Cos.sy II Oxfssd. es.,aisiss seeea ssd ore
half sqgr. rcd.. b. the sane perv of kss, 20.
g,,hes Nth III. hailiisss theseoa, being the uas
psea,ses said Reibss eos,e,ed 10 John Rich
srd.O., nv his msorsre d~ed ,her-of. dated A..
gust 3o,h. A. ID. 1855. asl recorded With oN'ofd
Registry. hok 100. psse 2's-tefereace thereto
bsin. had &c q mor~ fall deser,p,,sa thes~of.
A.P. GREENLEAr. D~ps,y shesin.
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Til. .ab.e,i,-.r h.r-by give. psbl'e so''oe That
h. h.. been daily sppoiated b, the Hoaofabh
JalEr 81 Probate foI tho ''In'' ~ o,lo'd' '"d
a..an.d the trust ~ administering oithe estate OF
JohN HOWE late u RnmfO'd.
10 cell Cosaiy. e.o.s..d. w si'ins bod .. the
H.. directs. Tie Therefore requests all Psf'ons
iaIsbtsd ~ the estate II 'a'd deceased 10 make
Immediate paymeni, snd ih".e VII" have an, d.
mani. ,hsfsoa 20 exhibit Ito sane 20
Oct Is, l,6l CALVIN ho"t
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TERMS REDUCED To 81 AND $40 PEI
WIZ. rrHt
ROUND HILL WATER CURE,
NORTHAMPTON. MASS.
orr, ,usstt Np wIsrrs,

ortS susstR A>p Vista.
DI. u,I.STED'S .uec-s. 10 the cure Il 10
man, disease. 10 ~-t Aposn. Tie tiea,
msai gives vitality aad force 10 the ioae''o"a
,.o~.s., aad co~'r,l. ol.tisa,e "sgaa'c w~Aae'.e'
With ss-s AMI ceT,aiRIy. Those lFOught "a t-d'
,,~a arr 800 sa.hlcd 10 ~sk.
~. .scc,.. "a the Sas- ID pT-'asa'ia'y co".anp'
ten. spinal cosalsiai.. psrsl'.is. -sd les OF the
u.. of G,ah.. has b-~a ~,lhosi precedent. Mas,
have b~,a made to ~slk whom u vas supposed
~vaA bs hslpsss a' hl-.
Mark.,l .aoc... Ia. also l.sa had 10 bronchitis,
IN tsstsf,ng bfOksa down constitution, aai -
sru.iux torpid, ssr,os. and debiliIaIsj s,sieu
10 sr,ng,h sad activity.
Iof h., sDccs.. IN other case. ssd The great
iavos gi,sa the Oriental TVfk,.h. Eu.'sn
chemical aud Other baths. SO circular. .sai ga
~. IN. cool aai ~,ai-s aoath. are the H's's'
favorable ~ r.p,d f-oo'si'e.,
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Tn. ,ab.cr,ber h.t,b, CIV, poblie notice that
n. IA. l-,ra dal, appointed b, the lin"n'nbls
Judg. IL Probate for the Couaiy u osiori' and
-,.pned the 'Tu.' Of .d~Fn'''fa'of OF the estate
Il
CHRISTOPHER y. STAPLES late Il Iio'bury
!, .ari Coaa,y DECEASED, bs g''iag boRd q.
the L~ directs. ~. therefor. r~Ius''. all per-
.oa. ~h1 afr iaisbled To ise estate Of .sid de-
ceased, o. make immediate psymsnt, AND those
~ho have a., drnaai' ths'roa TO exhibit the
SANE a. -
Odi5, 1851. ELRA Z STABLES
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NC E RS
MACHINES,

JN al the leading b'spchs. q manufacturing 10.
du,tr,, the great practical ,upe'ioSiN u sag
-. sewing Mach,n-. ., a iaci c.tahl,sh'd b..
,ond di.pui-. No tabor. shoe nssui'stnfr'.
cloihirr. ,rsmst'r,s, dTr.s-m,ksT, ssdiisT, car.
rag. ifinnef. bat m,aufielur,T, s. d. esn aaOrd
a. DO withoat them.
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N,or,cr or FORECLOSURE. v

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Where's
IN Job. T.. All-s. iss,sefiy Of ssmser - the
C...,, af oxfsrd a-d state ef haise, Wy he devd
a mos, r.-, a..ei r-hsvssy the s,xteeats, A. ID,
isS,, .s.i recorded 9Th oxiosd Records 81 deeds
t..ok iis. pare as, caa,e,ei 10 me eer'sis
lDs Of land situated IN said ssmser, r,lsreace ID
,h. record Of ssid mortgage bs,ag bad lor moe,
hn description Of the rre@'sesi and whereas ih'
coad,t,sa 81 said msr,Ess. ). bsokea b, reason o.
IN. sos. pa,msa, 81 the none, secured thereby,
sL.;,s . ks.eL .ar- u the same sgrvesbl, 10 tbs
st.tut~- IN -erh case. provided.
Bseks.id. Nov 23,h, ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

To M hsaatali, JO,,.- Of PrUha,, ioI the COuHr,
Of ONisFl.
ID ESrECrftLLN r-pss.sa,, "a. Sels o,msn
IL ani Ov~fse.F. 1T The f.-s af th- ts~a oi
lss-ll. that lssiaA Nafs-y of tossll, having b',
l-gal t-.isi-sc- ihsr.ia, ns~ ha. RAJ estate 81
Cssssi~'sh- ',lo. "a ss'd ioss. and that he,
The .A,i Nagasy, IA. i-c,'sne cahhrm.J "a the
hah,t u excessive dUnkiag. That he has no
t.niis 80 '-l,tssa- - th'. ,'cinHy; ihst -heu
uhi.f the ,adorucr IT intaN,csuag iiguot. he 10
en'fsl, p'siigslo Of h.. property, All .. 90 s".
shaved u h,s sppsii,. ia ih'. respect that lor 10
gu.iihCstioa ~ snJaat 81 property !. tao large
90 exchange Nth no relative. oT d,eads 10
snhch sad guarl han iSOn Temptation aDi Tusu-. /;
h,s property ii.bI- ca .all.s de. ipat,oa. We
l-l,-,e that b. dafisg NJ. ff-gS-st spell. of i1-
toN'cstios ws-t., b.. estate as 10 .Object him
-slfto wsat AID .uGsrias, and this iowa to ~
pen.s. We therefore. ioT hi' good ssd our safe
~. and that h,- property nav he protected from
the sharpsr, pray your hoaor thai guardian "a
ss'd iss'.h NTae, NAY b appo'ntsd sad other
sep. be iassa IN the premises. a. 10 las aud
iUstiC. nav .ppsr,sia.
Dated at Lo'sI, th,. 2is day Of June, A. ID.
ls60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06


MUSIC. The RnmflId Ccafe Corn.i Band
wi ), prepared TO iuIn,.h Music bt Cel.b's'
IIon,. AnaI,rr,ari'., r,cb,c., aud all Occa.ion.
~h-r- miht.v a.s.'e }. r-Iu,rcd. Tc'm., t-s'
.oa,bl~. hdit.. H,sE, VI. CoLhf. Lsade' {;
4. \. DOLLorT. Secretary.
Rnaiori CentTr. Msy, ls6i. 10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We having
y been .uo,n,rd by ,h. Judge II rTols'. Zoe
the Counp III O,oTd a. r-c.is. aad sssInins the
claim, of the creditor. of Isaiah Ffrnch late OF
Anr,a, ~ aid Couniy, decreased. ~h".. estate -.
aed ,a,plyrnt, give motto. ths, ,N monlh..
connsas,ng the tenth day Of s.ptsnber, A. ID.
Is6i, hay, ls,a ALLOW ru 10 said crrduoT. To bring
10 aad Prove their elaine. aai that We ~,h at
,ead to the servo, s..igned At the late re'''
denc. ofihe d.oe.s.i, IN Albany IN the hr,I sa;.
uIJ., 10 J.sasry sad fsL'v.p, lso2. from ten OF
clock 10 the Loienooa 10 four O'Clock. 4. NJ. oi
each Il ssld days.
Dated hi. tosr,eea,h day Of October, ls6i.
DAVID BiSDEE, 4 COminis-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

Tn. .ah.cr,l.~, hsr~b, give. pablo ali.ce that
Oh. h.. hen ial, arpo'",'i b., The Ho"o''h',
JuI,, II Probate Toe the gusaiy ~ Osiotd, asd
.,,n. al. tu.t 81 iniiuis,r,'tlN ofthe estate Of
JOSIAH PARKER l.i, oi R1mio'd
!. .,,d Coaa,,. deceased. Ly g,virs bond 80 the
"a. directs. IN. Ihsf.t,r- r~Iu~'I. al p"r.on.
sho are ,,lsb,si a. the ..t'ie II sah jsosa'e''
20 make ,nrpeii,ts p,ymsai. AL those sho have
an, ,I.m,nl. thrsso, a. s,hihu ,h. .nm- 10
Oct Is, ls6t. kELIAiI H. FARMER