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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22

NOIlC We -,h TO call the si,s.uou u thoss Who srs,a
smp os s- jsf.see o: orE oouEy, ts have sbi Ns
eossLJ na1h.eturins Nil knis VI Carp PGuiaa zach a
hsss uhss tocns Teb Cots Camp Stools aud Gstr ssrs
Ass, lev s,ie VI csIap Beiesi s1i MGieS. soattnei
vnen superior u anything Of the hind ihyeatei hl,
soi ~ eat s1a spsce VIZ have fdf1shsi req
@en aga NE demand has been greater thsa could supp
We take s GrhoJ 70 oform our snas snJ The pub al -
. kessgei layer number Of men, snI hf'r Today
OIL Gil orders ~ soon ~ dysu, 81 io~ prices W.
wsnt 10 employ several good Csbu< Maker 10 sl
up Camp Furniture
bkLvIs ArKfse0N, Cabinet Manufacturer,
mJp 18th or Governor st., between hsia and srsaknu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
NEW MILITARY WORK.

II. w
w. RANDOLPH viii publish 10 ten days
Cavalry on Outpost duty by Lieu, Col Won Asn.enha fss
Lieut. Col Hon Ponsonby 18Th Light DrsgoSns VIII b
mailed pest paid for SOC jslo
HUCKsrh subscriber Is 10 immediate Of shucis
- hscEle In order to supply the demand fer mattresses fu
wounded soldiers. lie Will sso per 100 lbs delivered
sas-in sth stree NORTH Of Leigh.
Is n RRLs. PORTLAND SYRUP. in store and for sale By
SwnsT POrAToE PAINTINGS FOR SALE
PoarAsLK EoaGE-yOr sale No. . Portable rOrE'
cLARKsoN 4 ANDERSON,
Iy No loo Main street
NOTICE.
INRon and Hner this dae ss viii be made for
ay Si'''' % ''''i-' ''AU-'] KENT. PAINE co.
A HWY nRGULArfOsS-kdOp,ea 70: the Use Of Tn
"A Army OF the Confederate states In accordance with the lat
the Array ofthe Confederate States Of America, ESQ
rts a. he ooss1ssts states. With IS austrsoas 90
HsEdses Tactics. complete In one VOLUME With Piser ant
Tie yoIun,O. Hand BOOK by Cart Jsns Lee of la b
MAJ Of Yrsns showing all the Important pODts Of ATTACK
the stse-Pocset edition si50 90 Io ers, ti@
cavalry fseilcS, by Col j. Laeus Davis. tlH
Instructions Ia Heavy Artillery, with Plates, s9H
ssisncs Of wat, ~ L " Bucshoia, ,,,, ,o,,.,, 'Sa
Publishers Io:tss!lsrs and s,a.iODsr,,
les lth Main 81, Richmond, Va
DOWDER.-3OcO kegs Dupenis Muakst, osnnoa sporting
II and Rlas,inR Powder for sale BY -----s--
VnWtN WnuTHAb M
SUGAR.-oo hhds N. Sugar eonsgnla entfor sale BY
| - Tvs EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 co.
DURR o. we, RELIABLE MRDICINR.-r
ID great Purner OF The Blood and Reeeneaior Of the who'll
human system, for sale By PETERSON co.,
les Druggists
VINRG bbs pure cider Vinegar. from the oounte
Y OF curry and isle Of Wight
/ =. - 20 bbls. supsrhns Flour
IN store And for sale by W. II. PLEAshNTs,
Iy2I 18th street
MILITARY books for sale q
CL.AH ~ArE ~siira nrrrn,
wAfER HLTEm
We few wz,e- Filters on hand Of nanuaetrre
Of The very bet quality. KELSEY 4 PAIR,
apiT ogrner 18th and Cary strses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22

NEW SOUTHERN MUsTC - : :
~ Just received st To- r. ]
WEST JoHssrOSp
The Southern nsueilisse sopg; sc,
The Bonnie Blue Rlrg; .ere; f:e.
God And Our Rights soug Ssc
Our Fryt presidebt Qulckst.p; sls FHfr
New Or.sas Military Polka $50
CoAfederatss' Grand March $50,
The Palm-ito State snIg: 60o a'
tn. Bog Defender Of Ksniusk,s aocer &c.,
Dries Land; srgi 2Sc.
I'm Going Honi- Dixie song sJa ..
Il Msrs-llAlss; tnsiGusarnsl; IS, Hf
Il hArssls,.- March, 2iz,
The Maiisn's Prayer; Sus
Lille Terrell, sons: zoo.
o, Would Were Be, ls.io. ..n,. ~.
AA Ne MOI Wy ItDE; Sc
pes,est Lhsr III Love You Me.s soas, Sc
bIshisst Sy>s; sslop; ear
" orden promptly attended n, shan sadssIssits
ia, >, WHIT IOBksr0s, .
DS-H las Mali siseet, R'etJaGHi is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
-WiTKINs n FICKL Op,

ns, this morning more % thoss
Linen sstz collars and sleeyes) ~ 70 "a
BsSutial stoehe BNregs AngiAis. verJ cheap
nszNat Printed Crgsntes
Black 6arsse Hgrnzune
Brilliant LG.tersd Hsasy BlseK alka. vefy ios
Nsv style Rsck sad Colo. Rsss.os, sith usay oihsf
a.N Spring goods b. every arrival
S-Rch silks Bsrsge1 Chses saress and gOulArd koeea
&C. AaScoa. 81 &c sod sse0nd uoos.
.Ss WATKINS EICKLIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22

70 va,m /. noroce3 hsvssssek vac lent, a. pillow.
On ske bss<s ff the Sis oonrsnire sysr
fe Oliver xyt dxEuteotype cad several ohsf H
lie ar,ieiss VII confer iavsr BY leaving 81 s noe Of
I suiS g. ftE Nv DJNLOP, MONO n on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22

sr LOUIS Aug. 2i.-COmmerce has again fallen into
TIE hands Of the Eede The Coufedsratss are retiring
without eight. Yankee news
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22
ImPORTANT BOOK

J. W RANDOLPH. II NAla street,
ras Just ru6is- ed
Directions fr okug BY Troop. "a Camp aud Hospital
psrv " add pab shed by ORDER q as a. Se Gsn'
- Ei,h S.aE 'gOt and what pood ~ sloE-
-3o- shl-ssls La,rShl % cents b. mall, pCst-PAd
Maps Cffhe Var r--hsf Mans Of Va -
~. 81 bs Sea. % =. m nosk-, form
90 cla
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22

R~nUSQUlFO NETTING.
N6 s4 While kasguito Netting
% Puk Do ~
D. t sSs 40
Isss WkTErssA UoKLsS
TO VIE MILITARY.
tupplyng the UoQ9bln,d Folding hiuEe
Camp Bs3stssi, Nta hAs gvel entire s-taAeuoa . an
purchased hsr. notify those uho have copied
tsGL ~ protect ny csa Ass'ar al
Ikagc made decided Improvement 10 Paniers Amy Camp
~ aad have 49, another Csn2 Bed uhlch sguA
u any FGldng Hinge Camp Bed n IhIye
VATey u CADP tools acc Caests ihois interested are
respectfully Invited 20 eau and Eainla eto Gs11seses
us Governor And l9ih st.. opposite Capitol ssaar,
FOR SALE.
aus uMATNA AGO
FEyO PAR HERs.-Farasrs having priua- fuit .n snd
rcay SALE aud Al prices So per barrel oF peaches.
- per ousNs foe prime Npp.-s, In proportion,
sllt-G LOun NOs>ttlA
DICHMOSD uADE BOWIE KNIyES a. redue-
N prices Ni CrossCut haad rSansl aad T-aon
ehmond manufacture. britannia Tea aad Table spoons
fsr ale ~ CLARRSoS co
su0 No. lV5 Nan street
~ ASH CORD rss Sal oOrl, 'or sale sy $3.50.
ssis syn ne ciIsala, s,s. u s.la .iIss.
SPELTNR.-sCO IA sFsEsr. sale ~ -.
sais EEp sf,hs Circular s.S, y Ssin aT,s,
AYACHIHERY SrEEL.-SAyIOr. make. asserted. Y
90 g. j. sINToN Il NaInst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22

DR.. A. Y. p Garnett,
IIAvING removed his residence from Washington D. O. 10
d Richmond win hereafter the practice Of his proies
bcn 10 this city and vicinity.
0vnor-Main seet H. Tsyiors-n.xi door TO Mead.
A Bakers Store naqs-an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-22

III " RANDOLPH VII p1bUsh 10 Ten days .
ruooas for Ofcsrs and Aforementioned omcert OF
Cavalry Outpost duty, BY Lieut. Col Won Arentsehd firsi
Hussars Kogs LEGION with abrdgnent OF them by
Lieut. the Hon Ponsonby 18th Ii DrsgoSns II VII DO
osIisi M nad FOR Soc jslo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

Df,tiE, An ill.na,ured fellow quar-.
r,lel with his sweetheart on the day they
were to ~ marr,sd After the e.emony
had hecun, and he was asked, "do you
take ,hi. woman {, ~ YOUR welded wife. -
&c he replied. NO What's your
mason - asked the minister. i've taken
n dislike to her. AMI ,ha; i. enough" ~as
the .urly reply. The pari'e- re''rsd--ihe
bride in tears-and alter much persuasion,
the groom VA. induced to have the marriage
rroceed. Il wa. The lady's turn. and when
the minister asked her the all'importan'
question. she replied re-olu,ely, " No I've
taken a di.likc 20 him" The groom. adj
hiring her spunk. made the matter up with
her a. soou a. ro.sibie, anl third 'iue
they rre.enlel themselves before the Minis.
ter. lie began the ceremony ~ asking the
usual questions. which we're satisfactorily
answered ,hi. time. But 10 the asionl.h'
ment Of III. party. his reverence continued
Well. I'm glad to hear tina, YOU are will
ling 70 take each other for husband and
wife. for IL. good thing to be o: iorg''inc
,empe-s. You can now 81 and Get married
where y,u will-IIl not tie the knot, Tor
I've taken a dislike TO both Of you"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
A Canadian Remedy

For Co,nrsn,s. Irrsguidriiy and Debility Of
hs Digohrs Organs. Inducing H,ddachs.
Id,uiuds. .Nsrrou,ncJ. Gnsrdl Pr1Ird'
hoa ofih, Mind and BODY, PGrdlya', je'
A MOMENTS reflection ought IN cpaV,ner 4
"A .en.,bL m,a 81 The iblly and danger oi Goa
si.ntlS do-,ng with caihsfiic medicines. The
pf.ciire i. pefniciou. an suicidal. AneNgeriercs
a fart, ,ear. ha. taught me that the ron'tan,l !,
,nef,as,as evils ofindig,si,on ar- frarfulb agra
waited T., the too ire nee ~ CathIriics. The
AmsTican people are tact becoming nation q
d,.pepte. h, their artificial modes IT LIE. Dras'
nc C,thauic. insrs.- the itfii-hility, anil pio.'
ints the strength ofIhc digestive otgaa'.
The p,li. NV Offered are csp~, ais designed
N aliay IN iffitsbihiy, sni a. the same ui.e u
in,ig ot,l. snd 'ucngihrn all the i"n'inn, OF d.
gcsi,on. While ihry are gcntly hNaii'c. They
af- .aod,ps. tonic aai hNsti'r. TheN are 90
,nih swl iu,igurst'ug thIt me - not rrmind"d bN
sny disagre-able effect. that be- has tsken meii'
cine.
IIu.,ns.. men. stul,nts. rro(s..ion.l men. fe-
MALE. and Az ref.on. kad,ns q conhned or 'e'
dcuiay LIE. .houA iN thea.
The andsf.ignsd PHYSICIANS, chssfully crfiiiN
o. the high pSoicf,ioahl standing 81 Dt Colby ol
stanstr,d, one 1T the ullcst snl lsst physicihns,
aad tu tho eNcCisut gualitIr. IT hIs "Anu 'ostI's
AMI Tonic Pill.." which We have u.ed "a our
p'act,c- sni hight, ,ppfoNe
]. n. Uih.aa. VI u, Dpnhsm, & u.
CT. COTTON. VI ID, Cosan.,Ille.
CHARLES BROWN. VI ID,
:. :. FOSTER. " u, Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, VI ID. Baru'ton.
y. JENk>, VI u,
&. ". COwLES. IN. san,tssd.
John MEIGs. M,
JOSEPH BRE,DON, VI n. Surgeon X. v.
BENJAMIN DAMON. VI ID. Coatcook.
LEMuEL RICHMOND. VI u, Deb, Line.
VI. u. GLiNE>, " u. Compton. q. T..
a.. -. SOMERS. VI u, Magvy. &. l..
J. RUTHERFORD, VI u, Nespo't. VI.
Prepared by DIR. " o. COLBY. stan.iei !,
&. e., .ud Ds'b, L,nc. Nsfmoni.
sold by Dt. RusI, 30 Par''; Hate. n 20. Pa
re; 4. ~. No,e.. Norsay; -. Porter, &
gerry, u. W. Noblc and John u. Rand. Water,
iOrd. NJ. Suuug. Wet rui.; & T.. Knight
Bp .ats Pond. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

CHERIrF'S SALE. o,ToEp, -; Sspism.
y t-r 10, lS6i. Tskca eNrcv',uus sol Will
10 snA at pablo auc'i"a oH Ssis'day the t~entN o
.iNih IL, Of Octoi-T, \. u. l>ol, 1T tea o'cl,ck
IN the icfra.oa. ~ the rc-i One 90 Bethel ll'l
IN aid Coant, ~ the right in eguiiN shich John
= Chapmaa u ,aij Bethel bat n the time the
same "a. attached oa the o,,sinal mt. TO redeem
the Glbsing described real ssiale. situate 40
Bethel afsts.a,j. and be,ps the sane premises
~hrch the ,si John :. Chspmlu cua'r,-d to
T,aiothy J. Chapman ~ hi. deed II no'tgas~
dated October gah, 1859, sni recorded - the
ONffd Registry of D-,ds, b,ok lie, page 500, Ia
secure the paymsnt % thrrc hund'ed and ofiy-
nin. jolllrs; aad sl-n br,ng the same pf,mises
con,e,ei b, the said John :. Chspm.a 10 Robert
4. Chapman and Ehriige Chapm,H. b, h.. other
,ir~d 81 n,os'gsge. da,ed APRIL lih, I>tO. snd
recorded IN The o~iofd R~g,.tN oG Deeds, b-'k
100, Page i6i, TO .scur- the psym-ut Of thfr-
hpadted and iory.h' dollars ani nlneiy three
c.uis, a. sh,Ch deed. aad the feco'ds ihUooi
reference H. hal fpf ful description oi the prem.
i,s,. CYRUS woRuELL, Deruiy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sir Charles Lyell tells story OF a gentle
man who, being asked In stage coach bow
he had los, hi, Lex. made bis fellow passen-
ger promise ,ha, II he told them they would
ask no more questions on the subject. lie
then aid, IL was bitten OF. To have thus
preeluded them Tor the res, Of long jour'
u.y from asking how 1t va. bitten Cd, was
q truly ingenious mode Of pa''ins curiosity
10 the rack.
The fr,t OF all virtues 10 innocence: the
second !, mode.ty; and neither departs with
GU, being quickly followed BY the other.
A man. house should be on the hilltop
Of ehesriuln,ss snd serenity. 50 high that
no shadows re, upon IL, and where the
morning eome- so early and the evening
nrris. 80 late that the day bs. twice a'
many golden hour. a. those OF other men.
A wooden wedding recently occurred at
Grea, harrington. a, the rcsidenc" OF WI
liam Stanley: on which occasion silver AMI
golden displays .uccumSed to the pressure
of hard times. and every wOodsn thing that
could he whitfield or carved on, figured IS a
chief portion Of the presents.
The man who took bold stand, resolved
TO bring /, back.
OF all kinds OF property money'ien' on
good security is the NOS, inisrraiHg.
Il, plea.an, to see rO.Ss and lilies glow
inr upon a young ltdy's cheek, but lisa
bad sign to see a mans face break out IN
blossoms.
ln the olden time they bad bat seven wi-'
men. Now. taking men a, their own vala'
alton. YOU Won't ani half that number OF
fools.
Beauty ia erea, thing, ba, learning is
better. In the estimation Of aneisnt'. even,
the Muse. counted for three times as much
N the Gr,ee..
A Canal, paper. abiding to the hlOOdl'.'
battle Of Sumter. rrof,nely -ays. The
r,a.on nobody Vas hurt a,the seige Of sum
ter. - because 1, i. too Ear South Tor sleigh
ing"
The .oldisr'. rrca, risk Is that OF bocom-
inc -stinsuishei before he can become die
iineuishsd.
A little girl. after returning from church.
where she saw collection taken up for the
sr., time. related what took place. and
among other things, she said, With childish
innocence: "a man passed round plate
TIA, had .oms money on ii. but | didn't
take any"
Grief kniu two hearts in closer bond.
than jov ever can. and common 'uf'rnc'
are lar stronger link. than common iny'.
Children wouldn't eros. their parent. 50
often When they grow up. II they were to
eros. their parents knees a little o'isn'r
when they wer- little
\ wind ,sa, dos.n', blow this ycAr-,h'
Southern trade wind.
Volunteer in Wisconsin regiment, AZ
Ger speaking Of the bravery Of the Light
Guard. ssys:
81 have a rehsl hor-c that brought from
the fslI-I thought the rider d. not need
him after a little trouble be and ] had"
Society !. the atmosphere Of souls; and
We necessarily inhals from /, what Is either
hsalthiul or Infectious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

The worthy Doctor johnson. OF Indiana,
had an in,s,era,e habi, Of nier.per''ng bus
conversation With "ci course" Coming
10 hastily. he began At once to snl'sh'er
The court. III the Court please to look
over ,h. bill, yoa will find ,ha, Mr.. Joe
was taken SICK. aud Of course he sent tor
me TO visit him Professionally. did visit
him. sir. a. therein ehsrset-pOinting to
the account. And SIR, found him bad,
very bad. he was dangerously sick. err and
ofeOurse made the prescription here named
and Of course hS died" liarper's Maya
zins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

rVuIs VALUABLE PREPARATION, freed
IL all the common compoNeai., 'aeh a'
Opi.ies, OF ENp-cinuais, witch not onlr iun
down the system. bu, ds.tIo, all chance 81 cure,
will b. louaI on trial u posses. the iollosiHg
prop.tir.. AL ~ which the most valuable ic'ii'
,nonial. ma, H. found IN the pamphlets.
For whopping Cough. and q. SCOT hins
s,rup, u meet. every wat. ADD ICY eafIy ~" M
save the ls'gr.' proportion 81 'up'u'c. N chh
drea which can H. Traced 10 Whoop,ng Tough
\. o.,I,a.,, Coash. ssd bronchial Complaint.
the 6t.ruaaef. ~ Con.umption, u. 'plent,d ion''
prupcrtie. make Il not onl, the INST P,rirci enc
~, To- disease. hat build. ~ and 'u.tiin' the sI
TEN against recurrence Of The Compliant. NJ
nnf,,f, .houli ~ wnhon, u, nur should p,trn,'
i.,l 10 Ct pamphlet, 60 h. ioand With all deal
cts, a. the oal, way 10 do ju-i'cs 20 its value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

O,rokp. s.-N scourt Of Probate held at Caa-
too. within anil lor the county Il ONiord. on the
twelfth d., ~ septsin,-t. \. ~. ls6l.
On the p,tiiion 81 LYDIA YOUNG, widow
~ OF ii.nfy VI. Iouug, late of Hartford ~ 'a'i
County. Deceased. pnying hr an allowance oui 81
ih. p.r.aaal estate oi her late hu.haad-
Or,i,r,i. That the .aid petitioner give motto.
20 al pcr.oas Interested, %, causing copy 81
tn. o,Ier to ~ pahlshci three week. successive.
/, IN the O,Iord Democrat ptin,rd at rni.. that
he, ma, appear,t = Probate Court 10 10 held a,
At rsri. IN said county, 90 the third faesd'y oi
Oc,ol.t neat. at nine o'clock IN the iocnoon, ADD
.hew cause. Il an, the, ha's,~hy the sane should
MT D. granted.
ELISHA WINTER, ledge.
4 true copy-aucst
is. IioSss. R,gidv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
Real Estate for Sale!

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated Ia
i the village Of Andossr Corner known q. 'he
Crockett estate. formerly owned and oocupl'd b,
the late Levi. Crockett and n. u. reke't' ."i
more recent, by the late DR.. 3. A. AIlsn' a"d 81
present occupied by Nathan Dresser. IN. prop
ery coas,.i. Of about sixteen acre. OF 'ey ,.ps.
iior land. With apesrly new 2 stored hoa'.' ua''
and flushed IN the most superior n.o "a m
good and wslI.6aished barn. sbOu, 10 by 10 feet,
and suitable ouibaildings.
Also. the Tavern stand adjoining, aud the store
ami 10, on which h'iapds. on the opposite side II
the road. a.,
The above property ~ill he cold low ifspplied
for .oon, and terms Of payment made Easy.
For particulars inquire Of the sub-e.lber. ct
Anioser Corner. L.. Z. ALLkN'
Aadcver, Sept. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

A SESriSEL's RsoSsrRAses. One o.
the bo,. a, Camp Noble, Indiana, ws. POI
on guard las, week, and reported 10 hp
captain IN the morning thai" be was abuses
by fellow because he would not allo" hin
to pass"
"wsll." said the captain, "~hat de
you dor
"Do, why demonstrated with him.
Ard to whs, efeet?'
"well. don, know wha, ELECT. but tbs
barrel Of my gun is b~nt!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

The mast Common error Of men and wo'
men is tina, Of looking for happiness come
where outside Of useful labor. l,has never
been found when thu. sou h; and never will
be. OF all the miserable human bs'ngs u
ha. beeu our fortune or misfortune - know,
thew we're the moe, wrstchei who bad re-
tired lron useful emPlOynent' in order to
ennH themselves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
Z. B. MAGOON l. CO.,,

30. Troy. VI, FrOPr'e'O'''
TO whom all order, .hould he addre.'ed. Sold
10y Druggist. and Merchants generally
GrSrR,L IJrsTs.
II. n. HAY, Poftl,n,
". \. Barr 81 Co.. 20 1remoai Street. Boston
q. &. Goodwin 4 Co., II sni l, Msrshsll ST.
~ ton. LYMAN Savage / Go. Nonirc,l.
sold by ". \. Rn't, VI. ". south Paris u
.. Hate. 4 90. Paris; ID Moves, No'ssyi
q Potter. Joha &. Gerry. ID w Noble and Jobs
u Raad. Waterford; VIZ foung. West rsti.; &
knight. HTys.t's poad. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

To m. honon,b. Ja.l.cs. u the Supt~n- Judi.
cal Court 10 ~ hsiiss 1T Pare, s,ih,a aad
fir ihe County II ONiofd. on the second Tae.'
,,y ~ August. \. u. ls6l.
NIARY Am DENNi>ON u oNiofd. N th,
WI Couniy II ONf'rd, sni siir of W'lihu'y
Drbn,-on. no~ oi ptrs unkooSn, rr'pt cliully H.
hel. and give. Ihis hpaar.br Court n L. iniotm.
- thai che "a. lssiull, m,fricd To the shid VIII
bur, Dsnaison # NorSs, ~ ssid couniy 81 Ga
ford. b, the Rev. Hsal.a M,ll.eT, 90 the 9Th
,sv ~ February 4. u. 1859; that ouf llclsnI
.ircc het ini.tm,rrissc ~. alss,s bha'.l her
.slfssa 6uhfal. ch,.is sRi aGeci'oHs,- VIE
that the aid W,lliaD Denn,.on, Nholy rrgard,
Ices 81 he manage cuysnlul md dot, dii on thu
9Th de, 4 Ayr,l. \. u. 1859, dessit snd Fave
,out hhrllsni ani wat o. v'us unknosn 10 Noni
lbsllaut, sad since that time Ia. ac'cI lived sHh
] - provided toe ,oar ii-rll,nt.
Anl YOUR lihsll,nt further rrprrscn's. that there
!. great disrsfty "a the ngrs aui d''pn.iton'
ofihs .a,d " ,n,,y aad youS h'sll.nt--, n'''ch
- a.. o. reader thsif domestic fclst,"ns unpleasant
apt unhsppN. 1nd that divorce ffum The l"nd'
I II maliia,oa, between sad Willbuy Drnai'or
ant ,our lii.~lhnt would r. reasonable ani pn'p~r
coninc,yc a. touss,,c harmony ani con,,stent
I with the peace nal tnarilty nf snr'~is.
/ she ihsrtfofe paws that such divorce 10 Dc
,rc-,i b, ,out hoa fahie Court. q. ~ dulS lsnuai
will sycr pay MARY Am DENNisON.
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Some men are very entertaining for first
time. but alter that they are exhausted and
run out, on second meeting we shall hnd
then very Cat and mouotonous. They are
Ike haad organs, and ss have heard all
their tunes.
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o,roKp. ..-sOpt,me Ju4ic,al Court. August
Tern, ls6l

II no~ appearing % the Court that the said To-
bile. !. no, .a inhabitaat u this state. sni hes
no sseut, t.asat ot stiotn~y 'h~Trin, sni that h.
has 40 aol,c. 81 the peadsncY of this libel. u g
usdstcd b, the Coutt that the 'a,i ht-llsnl ns,h,
the r.,Ioa,snt II the pcndcnc, of the hhcl h'
csu.ia; an aiir.is copy of this hb- With hi. or'
d,t II Coat thereon, 10 BE- puIlshoi IN the Ok
lord Democrat three weeks sucee..i'el, the Last
publication 20 Lc ihiH, days At La,t before the
neat tern Of .ai Couu o. H. hollea At Fairs
siosr aid 90 the -ccoai ruc.dsy ~ No'cmh~r,
De>i. e. the eni that the shid re'po"deIi ma,
thea aud th-r- appear az said Court an. she's
cause II an, be have Why the prayer Of the l,lsl'
laut .houA MT b. granted.
Aus.ts SIDNEY fERlitM. Clerk.
A true cop, of ll,el lni order Of Court.
Atts.i: SIDNEY rEKilAM, C,eTk,
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.O>roRp, s.-At Cont 81 Probate held n,
C,aiuu within sri Coz the County 81 O>iord on
the i2ih day e September. 4. u. ls6'.
On the T-,itiuu IL MARY =. PROCTOR,
widow u Oliver y. rrociof late 81 Canton
in said Conaiy. deceased, pra,ia. ior an allowance
ont q the pe,.oaal estate Of her late hu.baad-
Ordu,i, Tia, the said petitioner give no,,cs 10
all prison. Interested hy causing copy oi thu.
o,,er 10 h. rahli.hed three week. .acoe..i,cl, ~
the Oxford DrmoSrat printed at Pare, thu, they
an,.ear al a Prolat. Cont to ie held nj Par. m
said oouny. oa the third TDc.day OF October neat,
q, aise o'clck IN the forenoon, and shsw cause.
II ANY the, have shy the same .houli MT h.
grained. ELISHA WINTER, Jadge.
A true copy-ausst; J. :. lluHHs Rsg,.nr.
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Next of Kin Wanted
Hundreds of Millions Pounds Stg.

TN CHANCrRY, BANK OF ENGLAND. &c
wai,i.r claimants. A Catalogue OF the bt'f..
and names Of ,hV.e to whom letter. should he adj
dressed IN England. will he sent poe, Tree; o" re,
r.ipt OF 90 cen,s, ia stamps, or two boz J. o"'
elim. ro., h. presented at once References;
A. X. ii,Ii. Bo-toai ]. Bvrnham. Chief Of fo''ee'
Hayerhill. Address,
w. W. \. ORBETON x CO.
Hon $50, Post Ofies, Boston, MAJ"
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New York and Portland
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

THE first elias. steamship, CHESAPEAKE,
Capt. Sidney CroScll, All PATAfsCO,
Capt L.. ~. L,y6sii, will hereafter form ssm'.
Weekly line bctseen the port. Of New York and
Poul,nd, having each port every "Wednesday
and saturday at 3 T.. VI.
Passage IS 90, inclndins fare and state rooms.
The great di.pIah gi'en to freight by this line,
makes u the most desirable height oommuniea'
iion betueea New York add the East. No CON.
MISSION charged at the cod i5r ior~afdlng'
Drsyssc 10 Ne~ No'h le'~eea connecting
linz. b, contract at lowest rates.
Mhe steamer that leaves New York Wednss.
DAYS, aud Portland Saturday. has diseontiaued
be, tip. ior the present, thus leaving bot one
steamer on the line.
App, 10 ani address,
EMERY h FOX, Portland.
u. u. CROMWELL 4 CO., New York.
Poril,nJ, January -, 1850.