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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25


Particulars of the Seizure OF the J. O.
swon-Proce edinas for Her COnnscatiOn
Yesterdays st. Louis Democrat gives these
particulars of the seizure Of the J. C. S,Oon,
reported by telegraph:
The distinguished service lately rendered
to the country by the steamer j. O. Sio0n is
doubtless very well remembered by our
readers. The service consisted in conveying
arms, stolen by traitors from the American
Government, to the late camp of treason at
Lindelrs Grove. The arms were seized at
Camp Jackson, and thoroughly identified as
part Of the property taken from the United
States by the Southern Conthieyracy, at
Baton Rouge. No one has yet had the hard.
ibood TO deny that these arms were thus
stolen, and were sent to Camp jackson to be
used in treason against the American Gov
eminent. q ~
The steamer J. O., Swos, some days ago,
dropped down the river and lay up for safety,
opposite HarloW's Landing, thirty five miles
below this city Probably Il was not thought
safe for her TO remain here, where she had
not only landed by night the articles above
indicated, but had persistently displayed the
rag of treason. Nor yet was IL safer for her
to proceed so far as Cairo.
At four o'clock yesterday morning, the
steamboat Latan, Captain Bart. Able, in EN-
plOyment OF the United States GoYeTnment
left the st. Louis Arsenal with company Of
one hundred volunteers, commanded by
Captain Franz, detached from Colonel
Sehuttner's Regiment ~ ~
Atabout seven o'clock the troops arrived
opposite Harlow's Landing, and found the
j. O. Sto0a made fast at the Missouri shore.
Captain Franz seized her in behalh the
United States Government and by order of
General Lyon ofthe Arsenal. A Watchman,
the mate and several hands were on board
the StD0n, and at once acquieseed In the me-
cessity Of the, case. She was taken in tow
by the Idtah,i but steam was soon raised on
the Soon, and she was then brought to the
Arsenal, ARRIVING by halfpast twelve O'clock.
Proceedings viii be instituted in the United
States District Court with the view Of Of
feeting a legal confscation of the boat for
her agency In bringing, with the knowledge
ofthose in charge Of her, the contraband
articles with which she elandestinely sup
piled Camp Jackson.
Her owners are named to usas MessFs
Walker Carter, Geo. PegraIn, Theodore La
vile and Captain Jones. ! 81 ass
From theJ. @. Soon register is extracted
the following item, referring toithe contra
band freight alluded 70 RS ~ AGf
tShipped by Q, Green, Baton Rouge La,
fourteen boxes, twenty barrels, i've casks,
two crates. Consigned to J.. B. w, St,
Louis" 49, 81 'l-'yl !
Diligent search Was made on board for tho
vessel secession flag, but itproved to have
been prudently removed. Q az ~
|HH . W
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
LtplcRous PEkpIorIoN ID AN AsININa

LbpIcRous PRRpIorIOs OF AN AsMISH
EDrToR.-An Obscure rural journal says
= We venture the prediction and put Il
upon record-=it will turn up some day
people Of this country will emerge from il
more infidel than the people of France.
Then will the clergy and churches who have
been SO chiefly instrumental In bringing
these ealAmities upon US, reap the bitter re.
eompense Of scoIn and neglect and perse-
cufion, too, it may be, which 80 many Of
them have so richly deserved; except, In
deed, be the favored few Of that particular
sect which may happen 10 become the estab
lishsd Ielgloa Of The SLats. Alasl shsll
tifleenth aud sixteenth cekturiesl &c
What a terrible state of affairs that, would
bel America Intidel I on, horrible
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

An EDiToR OoRuDED ny A MEMBER OF THE
LEelsL LATURE.-<Mr.L Lewis editor Of the m
Dependent, was thorpu shy cowhided on the
Representatives, Mt. Miller, for an alleged
scurrilous md abusive attack on Mr.. Miller
through the columns ofthe Independent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
Late and Interesring from Charleston
Feeling in the City-Ap AIlsGed Corre.
spOndont Of the New York Times Ahet-
The Slaves Ripe for InsarreetIon. sad.

sLRfe and 1nterestinH from Charleston
Feeling in the City-Ap AIlsaed Corre-
spOndent Of the New York Times Ahet-
The Slaves Ripe for Insarreetion. i9d,
A lady, who left Charleston about a week
ago, and who arrived here yesterday, gives
some interesting particulars of the state of
affairs in that city. She is an intelligent
person, and ia thoroughly eonYersant with
the state of feeling among all classes. The
people are enthusiastic Ia the. belief that
the conquest of the North viii be an easy
matter. They do not, however, expect that
there is to be any more fighting in Charles
ton, or that South Caroline will be much
burdened BY the war-thatit will be mainly
borne by Virginia and other States. The
feeling against any persons suspected of
harbofipg Union sentiments is very bitter,
and great many are leaving. -
A man was recently shot in the leg,
while escaping from 9 mob, he being s0-
cused of furnishing information 10 the New
York Times His name, the lady says, was
Coates. After his injury be was taken into
the Office of DR.. Pettigrew, but she knows
nothing more of the matter. She is we'll
informed as TO the sentiments and feelings
of the free colored and slave population
of Charleston. She states that they are
unanimous in tie desire for an insurrec-
tion, if there is the slightest chance Of
being successful. They all believe that
the army Of the North is coming down to
set them free. On the plantations there
is 30 much spprehensiOn that the hoes,
axes, and every other implement that il
likely to be made available as weapons,
are locked up at night, To- prevent their
being used by the slayes.--NslV York Tines.
b A DARKEY 0oMPRoglsE AT FIFrY cRSrs
ON THB DoLLAR-A gentleman, who is in The
hibit Of sending his boots out to be blaeked,
could not find his polished Understandings
one day last week, He sent his little son
TO the darkey' cellar, but he returned, say-
ing il was shut up. The gentleman went
himself in his slippers, and after rapping
some time, be heard q noise. inside. Pres
entity window opened, apd Cuffy's head
poked through. II want my boots, said the
gentleman Sorry TO form You, Inassa
dat yon can't hab um, replied Cuff, SFae,
is, / is Civ out, busted, failed, broke, cleaned
out janlined up, split Is" .''But, Culf," said
the Gentleman, 'f can't help that. I must
have my boots" Cuff, finding his customer
rather iiiedpp, poked one OF the boets out
Of the window, and said "Massa, isn't
tellin no lie. ! Is clean bust and no mis-
take. Ise taken an fTentoFy ofmy Affects,
ead aa I b1ieye On the honor OBJ a gentle
man, dat, I shall be able 70 nsy fifty cents on
q dollar, y i winin' 10 gih you yours now.
Oar IL am. Take dc booth So saying, be
slammed the window, leaving our friend to
60 home in his clippers, with one boot in
his hand-his ffty cents on dollar. s.i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
Army euppIies.

GEALEp PROPOSALS. WILL nm nm
- OtlNED By the undersignod, TIL ~ M !, ON fhn
25th Mat.. for the delivery, ~ Camp DenniaonI of
Three Thousand Cords Of Wood.
The Wpod lnnHt be good merchantabl8, hard wood.
four feet IN ipnetht and corded fOur feet hlqh ~
Euch points on 1lo Camp 9round az may be d1lif-
naled ~ the .Depot Quart rlermaater. Delivery "a
eommence % the ufst day Of June, and BE- at 'fha
fate "a tlFt{ cofda pr mere p1l daT uufn dlllldIa
Bonda 20 the amount Of t1,tO0 will BE- ra1ulrrf-,
Proposals will BE- marked t" pfopoaaii lor Wool II Z
dsfi>i ,io....,.s-. NJ, ~ lplQ QkHRaoN,
y olneinnati, Ohio, 4ag ~, 1861. ~, nl1tlll
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
MUsTCAL,.

S. A URA LEA .H-JUsT TPUBLISHEB, A
N beautiful Song and Chorus, I,;,,.-3, s-;.ss.N
sE M titlt d Aura Lea Poetry By y w WV AySlGA
OHURCH, JR., Importer Of Music and
Musical Instruments, 90 West Fourth-st. apl5
EENHR TUNERS GUIDR.-A TREATISE
n on Tuning the Piano forte, Organ, MelodeOn
and Seraph hine, comprising ample Instructions and
q specification Of Defects and their Remedies Price
DO CENTS receipt Of which 1t will be sent, post
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

Another fanatic has sppeared 10 New En-
gland, prpphesying the end of the world.
Alas We fear tho end Of the world y near
felloW.couptrymen.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
LEGAL REPORTING.

n OUIs FKRsER, YKRBATIm PHONO-
~ GRAPHIc BEPoBTER.-The above has nov
permanently located In this city and Ia prepared u
attend promptly 10 orders Of every description, IN
this city State or Any other State, =.
PhOnosraphio Reporting taughb II desired. o.
nee IN the Queer City Commercial College, opposite
the Postofioe, Refers 70 Alphonso Tan, ESQ, Attor
Cincinnati Commercially III. Reed, proprietor Daily
Press fsl0-d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
. AMFTELp s BaRTRAM.
Coal and Coke, Fire. brick and Clay
Champagne Cider.

Al BRLs. SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE
1HND NClDER, made ffom lbeleoteGl fruit, war
Eanted pure, Just reoeised on eonaisnmaAt aud for
m CHAgJ w. FRANKLIN, =
nNOH DR. HEBER N. CINUInNATI,
u Ohio, May-re, le6l.-To the AFFLICTED and tue
puclie at LARGE NY son has had lame leg for
over sin years, and after procuring the leadipg
The kDee TO the ankle, leaving large nesh-wouDd
open. Alter uyjng every thing e heal IL aud re-
sewing no beneht, i applied 70 DIR. J. HEBERH,
and In a short tilne he was enttfels well, and 10
nov Ut work at the corner Of Walbut and Fourth
bsymiller. 7EiT J. II. JONES.
II" HnaHIrHI 1. T F~---f Itn
The Duotpr is the Dnly phyEician now living who
1an Kill ana Qnre Cancer without ipstrumerta of
r.in. He alao cures Piles and eli kinds 81 borps:
nJls.tf Oh. J. HEBHRN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
MMpIOAL.

a 4. NEWTON, M. D,-OFFICK, NO,
We 90 West seYenth-St., between Vine and
% 5hcs ~ he4asnee, s de2 %sst ssEsPth;st between
% AZ P. "A TO sP. n 17s p - - + - =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
Mlrlrparr iIlI' 4 IN. Y IN B III n fsai1 r. Z. {

Dear SIR. Your letter reached this office
while i was IN Macon. now reply that
my proclamation applies alike TO each and
every debt due each and every citizen Of
any one Of the so called free StateA with
which we are at war.-The law OF nations
makes no distinctitn, and il Is not for the
debtor here odeeide that one Of the citizens
of a hostile State is our friend and another
our enemy. II Is the duty os the debter 10
withhold payment titl tie end Of ~ gqf, In
every case where the creditor Is Citizen. of
State which maintainsa hostile attitude
toward the Confederate States, Of which
Georgia Ia member Z
iVerylrespeCtfally your obedlent servant, ~
JOSEPH L. BROWN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

B THs GKoacfA GoyRaSAnSrAt swlNDLE.-
The Governor Of Georgia has written the
following letter: -. d h ~ "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
Law CARDS.

baldwin a. BALDWIN, ATTORNEYa
~ AT LAW, No. 80 Wess ThifJ street, up stairs,
Cincinnati. 80 mr0
GAN Field & y ART TR AM,
nEALERs IN
Coal end Coke, Fire-briok and Clay
ORoe and Yard-IBz East Front. st., south side.
betWoen Butler-st, and Miami Canal.
80 Constantly en- hand q alpply Of Youghio.
Gheny, Eeaeh-orehard Camel end Hartford Oiiy
Elrs-brisk and Clay - lsss-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

A man who has recently passed through
great portion of Harrison County, Ind, says
that the fly is doing great damage to the
wheat in that section.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

A bill is now pending in the Confederate
Congress TO require all volunteers who en-
list hereafter, to do il for the continuance of
the war. sF.,as-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NRW
- YORK ARD LIVERPOOL, landing -lsfNV1
and embarking passengers at QUEENS- ,AlhihAAl
TOWN, ireland. The Liverpool, New York aod
Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dispatoh-
Ing their full-powered olydebuiit Iron steanahips
TIN aturday June !.
atsrdaYs June s.
River. lt al7'T =
-- RATES or PASSAGE; No.
First Cabin. Stesraq Saa
First Cabin TO London 80 SteeraRe to Iondon.. IS
steefage Return Tickets good for Six Msnths.. 90
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Hayle, Hamburg,
bremeR, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c., at reduced
Rag Persons Wishing 70 bring out their friends.
can buy tickets here At the following rates, to New
York; From Liverpool or Qnesnstown, First Cabin,
S1e. SS6 and Sloo steerage from liverpool Si0i
These Steamers have superior acconmodAtions
tor passengeui and carry experienced Surgeons.
They are built In Water tight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire nnihilators on board. -. - .
JOHN G. DALI, Agent. 5 Broadway, N. r.
Or WILL. i, RARRf 4 co. Agents, r
myl7-f Burnet- house Building Cincinnati.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

In st. Louis, NO, seventy seven deaths
occurred last week, of which forty mine were
white males and twenty -four white females;
free colored, three; slave, one.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

Larger sdyerlisemsntu insoriet AZ he f,IIouIns 4
ai rates pof square Of ton lines; ~,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

Ayoung lady in Brandon, Conn, says Il
anylyoung man who wishes to embrace an
opportunity" will come to Brandon, he may
do better. N -. - n -a ylAia 2 - .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01
Wise FII.ANEOCS

-lhe hnickyrhocker 'rsasr ot man
Who bowed hius-lf. entirely out through
bis noe. during had cpld, having nothing
bot hole in his Handkerchief.
Here il a good domestic toA., Nay
your eoiIes and ISLANDERS against you be ever
alike-without grounds.
A SuoHJ Y,ES. II General Woe should
be ordered to march against the cotton men,
somebody would .oon Re 'rer'i'S.
The rrca, ditseul'y With the bureau Of
Indian As.ir., vas that j, bad too many
drawers 10 II
-IlISOl,E !. perhaps as peculiar wort
a. any in our language; the tr.t two letters
M, male, the fr-t three are female the
fret tour. brave man and the whole, n
brave woman.
An Albany barber having an Incorporate
nan TO shave IN SUNDAY, hrccci him TO
Keen hi. mouth shat, a. IVA. a punishable
oaer,e to open run hole on the Sab
bath.
r..... I,,,u,.c. tha, are uni.
.,.,,,, ~. other money. IRE
-, .. AL n., n, o,bcr.
" - -. -. wo,,,n under.
-
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r,
An American 'a' s'"s " 'r .I'''..'
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.orlcr or rnrrcLnsrEr. NJ.

VI ~ y w lAfA.ia' As'iNN lNNHs NNFNfast
y q fH.ls,. Gassstt tni irs1rr. J, GfsBt.
81 pruH,ts, tB che ,HrHs ui uNsfi srd state
of N4.as. t, thrtf d~.f a mortgage H. o. The
ts-r., .hHl is, H' NssrT..sI. \ u i~j5 ,isl
rrJ1- .sI Co.. 25.h .I eel sra'h conveyed is -.
vi tttHl.u-.- Ia.H .I ,r.rt-h Dol fhr I.,Hrt, e.
N..A. H... . HrtIrI tH .I CHuri. 90 Ost.tI.
. confidence. HI col seth fb- Hr'ItH.. tbsf-
90. .IIHrrs.t ru fH. tusH Hf nrr.rftk. tp. i-.iu.
tbs -. utIA.H s.aHl. tHU Hl.ltIr. a.. tHIiu~.
gf.sIf Hurr.rHg lH far ,.1Hrs.r.t sI.'' ul tlr
Fst. Ls.ttag ts B.pw fp-iI. st a. .Inal usp.r
tee. 81 nHrrr fHHHIr- wsstaHr..h, Hu che
iIrs si .tIH t,ru sIss. - t.ai. ts tar s.t oft f,
drrb,r ,.HH- sell, fhrrrr 90 -s.t sal s.afHrr'N
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stsfwtrI', tF rElf FH.'.s vIft rHI' ea'I sis
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aa.sp tl. sluI pI Ma \. u. l>b-. th- ssia
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a. i.r-..H. described uHr-s.r trri, th~
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T.. " E..1 bIIr OF Jss-rh II. Wst.U1 90 p.r.
us.N rsItf, .Hf safe sIt.s.sl'. srf witch s.-
.ttFuert OIL. f-rt,i-I ip tbH ONlrrI Record. 90
DIE II tt+ N-.fsrl p..'rfrf. BHtA 80, page
ua tI- IA i,, si Juas 4. 10 i~oD, sHassssa,
trs,-rrl.I at s..igprl che hfr,"i1s m'r'g'sv
drrI, frH uIsuI.-s AT uHir h..riH 'rstf'hri tH
UHp..j o.. tlsd Ht .tid usa.s,,k, ,,api, q
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Con lIiII H' 20 .I..-t-r Dol H..A'u, d., ,br
81. - b. rittu.a i,f--.ls 81 thr sane, 90
4. -r. it1-a e.t. OBJ. .I4.r.- ts .Hr' r'.r. made
o.. ptl,. iNNNtR,I. LORD,
N '1Er- l>-Ntts bee e. t.rssy.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01
JOHN L. HUNNEwELL,

rss R,me,.. are es~'iIy prsr.f.i uhsi.r ns
sir.st .apesvl.on ant iusp~ci1n n ir1f MN.
YURgys IA ssisf me-, that rr's' AL ians fssiti
v.nt n he pahc hArlslT, feueil,s 10 a. We - %
common al .impls slrssuts - lf'
A r,0rssuf'. r-r-~tiun I'll .'rs- hst Fss'
r,.I,,it, n ii..... from .nsh % slfsr sf-i AZ.
,,r, Al y,sif esmmrnesusui smils .ni iflhihf
A ms,. eni' .iT't ii.frhss, pain ~ ~ sc y
a k..s.sh. 90 ka.rsne-.. o. m. ss.ly eaf~i ani
,ah,aei. IN tine t.~one. sousampt1n, q i'f,i,
s,nss,oa. sy.sn,sry Group ~ oihsF flssass, Ehleh
an an. t-s.,r. n usssi.sihs iali - .ffsst
H.r,in hs.s r.saci.s' 'upfiy rs.i pahle -aht
nelns "A hani .imtls, o. "a aun- 81 onos 'hN
q tsie-tAsss.n,, o. q. y csa.- - frrssnsh,e-
AT, .ni b-nr- s-o..oainx re, -tl- ~ eafAAF.
eel !. .fs Hu.tys All csriAln, usy Ns h.'h, ssi
A. .ors 80 .f.n 1. hfo.sn ant Ne ianFsT AAaFei
g,p-,isnss "a. ampiy eounrus-i N - ~ u'-e
r,nsIIs. fsr f.nallss AT pfTsis lsfslu', a. belHs
%, Es-r n rsG RS susf sfsrLE Afp o''fsurr'
w. 49, FsasrT .sn ssI.sts
N, 5a..rI. .f, AT have ben us,ng nsn ar
,,ms ave year. past IN svsry socu1u o. W c'an
a., .i,h ,iuo., inysfishls sasc~-. Al "sas IN
~ Mo-, tsfms - usir simplicity ani esr'Alnp'
al .mans oaf han.i's.i. = assuts ~ untaf.,
ts.iln6ny i. that usJ giys gooi '''i''s,on V h'f
oa,i1msr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01

ON. .l' - SALE. tNFssr. T,Nss
- Hr .,r.t-tI.f..ts. Of f;.r. \ >sB-Ts -.
y t..,. Z ... go ,I To-. ..iI tl pai,Ir- fp t.pH.
con u 30 ,. fhr -,,-tb 80 90 Mach, Al I~oi, .
~ trl a'.sA, 4 VI, lf tl- ,f,ry ui Hat ed =
ca tt .trtr. 90 .l.l C.utIs lf ONft.f- 40
80 fth s1.cI = t.ia. ii"Ii. bt- q r~ru e .sit
rstt.s. HtI 90 iI, i.uua itt uf ( .... .,,, M.
- on, r....-.u f1t r..lf - rrHrupi, n be-
,.n-.'-,i t,.Is. sftl.t s-sr ir.,sl che nd
dss Of -. 40 l-ot. I1tu g. br ur g. agasittsu
d. a,s bell H, T.. %. iinIlts, E.y. GO eb.rb b.
ll.f thr,,. hItifr.i sai hii,-.a- d.aL.f. sui it
clisi.fs of e ri.If O. - --n .sti homestead farm
81 -..il ,llt ls.n to- 81 .ugsggs bell by :.
A1'r,,s. Tel. ~ Bt-kf ii. on s1ti CYapiN. the
h. % dated L., ls.h, IslJ. ilr lao BIO .ls- snd
G.f, rf.bt a,It. All tBtefrst, The other iYr ons
hlr. -4 Ial h.is.nip- do'i,r. sni ,1',rs.i. -.
t'rn o. siruu~I t1 tI- t1sH ct Peru, On sa'd
',ua'N 20 ONttr.. All clu,aIus two hun-rel
s-Iss ~ hri AL tfIi1g. th-rrpn.
b,is' AZ tannlr. enc. fiufth iaN pi Irhfw ~ e,
Al. l>sl. oAkE~ q. BO>MORIH.
10 I.I.F ~t.f.f 90 tui frr ..tiI tHuHiN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01
THE oxFoRDoD BMooRAT

Oxtoap, -, Al a Court Of Probate held al Ia.
RE. within aad &c the Cosuty Of Oxiotd, os the
thiri Tuesday Of Jsnuary AID. 1851.
ITENRY T.. HAMMOND, administrative %
Ill the estate IL Sibley Cha.e. late ~ P.r,s
~ said co.a,y deceased. having pr,.e"'ed he
sr.t and sssi secosa' Of standardization e' the
estate NJ .a,d dec~aseJ frs a'lo.auce.
f,.i.,.d, That the .sid administrator give DO
,iee 90 all per.o,s Interested by causing copy 81
,hi. order 20 ~ publ.hed three weess successive
I, IN IN. Oxford Democrat, that the, may srptar
:, /. Probate Coss, IN he held AT Paris, In said
Co,,n,,, oa The ,h"d Tvc.dsy Of March NEXT. ~
nine OF the clock 10 the forenoon, aud she~ rauss
/, az, the, have wh, the SANE shoold not 10 al
loved. ELISHA WINTER. Jsdss.
]. \. HONS, R,fias-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01
Particular Caution.

IL these dsy. Of medical imposition, ~h.n
men assume To b. physician ~ithost sny kno~'
edge II med,c,a, whatever, psrsoa. oannoi u
,pa cafrfil 10 whom they apply. before 81 least
in.kiar some isIuiry. aad especially - relation
q. those Who male the g'.si..ip',isn.'on.. Nd.
,eft.iag physicians, IN MO. cs.es not ~ ten, sfr
,sp,si,''; and .. the Newspaper. are iulloi Their
deceptive sdssui.emssis, ~Ihooi msking iH9sny
iea to one you will he Imposed apon. pr. VI.
will .cni fgee, by ,aclo.,aK one stamp a. above.
. p,mphisI 90 DISEASES on WOMEN aad
90 private di.es.ss gsneslly' al'o, cifcnlAf.
.i,,as fsh ini,fmsiiaa. With the mo.t ssfssti,i
r,I,r,.so ssi sai-ssiais, siihoUi ~hich 49, al.
,cri.,ng ph,.,cas ~ medicine of ih,. lad !.
d..-t,ias Of ANY CONFIDENCE Wli>rEv.
III.
Dt. M.ui.on !. the oaly educated phy'ioian 10
Providence. II not IN New Englsnd. Who ad'sr.
t..s. m,king q specially 81 fn'aie Diseases.
AIT he fatai.hs, ,h. very h-.t ts'timaaial.. bath
oIhi. Ass,d, and ,iW. ~ there AIE any 9th.
,T., LET THEN DO TIiE SANE.
Ordsr, by mail promptly sI,.nd'l To. Write
,oaf sdJr,.. pl.,n,. anil send 10 pr. u. y.
M>rrISoS. =. above. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01

To The h.oo,.h Jsdss of F'o'is 'of 'hs c"a"'
~ 90 O<Lsd. t. ~
"TMl,i.Y r,prc.eri.. Nathaniel r. Cum
ii mias., of R'jssp, c,'ua,, of Ek AMI
s,,Is a prs.., Ivssis, sJmi.is,r.tsr OF the 30.
,,,. "a Fs.,sr Csm'n,ss., late of Pe.a.y wants.
The C,-aIy sf Els, d~cra.ed, dui, sppain,ed rs
Ssh b. sal sad-t toe Laws al P.aa,, lssaia.
a.i R~iso,a &. Camm,sg. w,do~ of said Fcs,-r
Cas'ai"g.. that .s,J Poster C.mmisss died ~.
is-isic ea N. I~-ai,.Ri,ih day Of August. A. ID.
1877, -e',~l all p,.-e..ed 81 real estate. goods
ssd chsusl.. righ,. sol credits. wihi.ihe oos"-
" Il O>Esd sal State of M.iss, ~h'ch Oushi to
le administered .ccofdisg 60 Law.
wherrlss- ,os' pe,iIiOee's pray that 'dm'"H'-
,rsiioa al s.id..,.ts ma, 10 grated 10 Johs ps~'
81 H.s,i.,a, C..s-,, ~ C..sb.. hsd s,i STAT.
Of Maiss. NATHANIEL. Z. CUMMINGS.
REBECCA 4. CUMMINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01

ONFoED. - Aia Caau n Probate he'll st IA.
80, w,thia aad toT the toUHIN oi bNio,d on the
thifd Tassta, II suuaN Al. ls6l.
IN ihs 20, H,ou,f SALLY li,CkETf, Nd
~ 90 II lansg 4. llscktii late Of SIon'ham,
ga .Id roaait deceased. lra,ins III an allowance
out IT the !-r-onsl ..','e ~ her Late hs-ln,sd-
O,fsf"i. Ihstsa,i pstiiiousI g,se aoi'cs Io al
p-F.na. intrre,i-, b, csr,ing cog! OF ih'. ords'
l., o. ppli.h.d three Ss-As .ucos..i'.l, % the
OXFORD Drnpcrst, pTiaIed AT PARE, that It'y
ma, .p,-ar al q Probate Coat tobe h.lds AZ fsT,.
"a ..,d Coaai,. oa the third ra.,dsy 81 Marc
nrNt, al n,ss &c Oh. ciosk 90 the forenoon. as,i
.h.~ cause. if say ihes have. Why the sl'ns
,hould not be- sranlsd. -
4 tue eoPy-sii.a;
is. IIoBB., Reg ar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-01

Tsts. H.. LhsAi Uis,,, J.is' u P'stai' js'
"a. Csssig y OsfrTf.
ELl u. bean, adm,nis,ratot u the e'iais Of
l., R,shNd Reani. late of ilaubHd "a the
Cu,.ui ~ >amss.ei, trce'-si, rssPrc'inllN rup'c'
..at. that the gst.u al estate - NJ suiaJ''at b.
D., ths poet dslt. ~hsh h~ owed ~ The iI'"e 81
h.. ,r.ih h, the saln ID one hun.irsd dollars.
Nouf Istitiansf ihsf,isis prs,s ,uar ho'E'r Ia
.tsnt him hc-n.v o. .sl. Al puhIic o' private ss~
al couss, ., mech Il The al e.tsl. II .aid d'.
c...cd 70. wsy b. neys..sty t5 the psyfnsnt Of
.sid debis snd ins,dsulsi shsfges
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