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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE; Notice il

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Notice 10
~ hereby giSea tina, iieuiek Z. Davis Of Ok
ford. ia TIE County OF Oxford, State Of Maine.
by his DECD Of marty age dated the ien,h di, OF
April. A. ID. eighteen huadred and sixty, con.
ye,ed TO George Gilman & Co. certain parcel
e and With the build,ng. thereon. situated at
Br,sn,'. Pond village 10 Woodstock 10 said coun-
", b-iag the sa,n. premises formerly occupied by
aid Dayi.. said deed heing recorded IN the OK.
ford Registry Of Deeds, book 40, page 5i,which
,a,d mortgage va. duly assigned To The sniersign-
81 by deed dated the seventh day OF January, A.
ID. 1851, by Charles J. Morn. aud Clement Phin.
ney. member. Of the firm of George Gilman aud
Company; and the coalition Of ,aid mortgage
being broken, by reason whereof the uadersigpsd
claims a foreclosure Of the sane.
GEORGE GILMAN.
Portland, June 10. 1861. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

O,roRp, $50 Ala Court ~ Probate helda, 10,
I'll. within and for the County OF ONioid on thu
10Th day ofJanc. AID is6i.
~ FORGE 7. IiAMMoNS. administrator OF
VI the estate Of Thoma. J. iiamn,oss, late 81
Ia,.li. IN aid Coan,y. d,oca'sd. having prc'e",'
81 h.. 6ns asonaa, Of standardization Of the estate
ol .sid deoeised for allowance
Ordered. that the sad Adn'ni''r'io6 give
notice TO all psr-oa. Interested i causing copy o'
ihi. order 10 h. p.'hl,.hei three weeks success
.i,,l, ~ the O,fori Democrat. p'ialsd at rat'..
~ aid Coani,. that they nav spp"st At rr"'
late Court 10 !. held at Par. ~ .a'i Coan'y.
On the third Tss.ds' II Jolly ocSi. a, mia" o, The
clock m the iouaoon snI .hcs o,n'e Il any they
have, Why the same .hoai not be albs.i'
ELISHA WINTER. Judge.
A true cnpy-atte.t: ]. y. lioHHs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
For Sore Throat. Huao.~,u. Uoi,,nal

For Sore Thtoat. Hpanewel's Universal
Cough Remedy hs. proved itself p,riec, remedy
Zoe this uouo,e.oms compliant. r..ah every one
might expect, and every one ~ill experience by
u,sL Il is so pleasant 10 application. and 50
sool hing 10 IN. ATTAINED ihst, that it's effect is
slmO., instantaneous. Ther. 10 p'Ohsli, M great
&c sfrc, commiiied ihaa that Of not attending TO
comps;s,- Of ,hi. kiai ia esrly stages Of attack
.. prAsbk more case. 81 consumption are pro-
,ucsd =, ,he peglcct Of Throat Complaint. than
any other. B.,sg Tree OF all oompoaeats to dis-
,.is ,I- most dslicate constitutions. We ash. ia
oossl...ee, a uiai. AZ the Uaiver.al Coagh
Rs.e.l, and hs astonishing re.nlis are by ne~ de-
,shpmeais IN medicine. ma, ~e ask N 10 he sure
an get the gensias 10 Insure Success. Soil Nv
.a respectable dealsr.. See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
JOSEPH l.. CHAPMAN,

OSroHr. s.-At Court Of Probate held at
fNsbufg siihin add Tor the count, ofo>io'd,
on the t~eai,.th ia, Of Jsse A. u, isoi,
I RONALD A. BERRY sdm'a,.traior On the
/ estate of france, J. llsmblen. late Of Dcn.
marx 10 .aid Coun,y, deceased, having preseaisi
hi. fret and hns account Of aim,ni,u alton Of the
estate u aid deceased Go allowance;
O,iuol, That the al administrator give NJ.
iicc 10 all per'ons inles,'ied, by causing oopy of
this ofdcr o. ~ pabli.hed three weeks successive.
/, an the OSlJrd D-rnocr.t pointed at rui., that
the, may spp-ar at Probate Cont to lr held a.
Paris. in aid county, ON the third Tuesday oi
Jal, neat at nine o'clork 10 the foT,Hoon, and
.he~ cau.e. II any they have. Why the same .hOui
not he allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true oOpy-stie,t; J. :. iiOBss, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

o,rosp. 80; Ala Court ofrrota,e held at Fry.
burg, ~iihis ,sd for the COoni, oioNiOtd. oH
the th,fd Tsc,d.y II June. AID. ls6i.
TLI u. REAN, administrator ga the estate II
Ia Richs'd Rouni., Late Il iIsuland. IN The
Cgunl, Il ssmsr..t. deceased. having presented
NJ. h.,, and Gn, acoouat of administration II the
..t.l- ~ aid iec.a,ei iof allowance:
Ordered. Z hat the sad admit give notice "a
al p,ron. interested ly oIu.Ing a copy of ihi'
o,ir, Ia H. publ,hed thru, weeks 'ucce''rel,
~ the Okiord Democr.t printed At rar. that
they NAV appear AZ Probate Court 20 10 held
nj Paris IN .aid CJunty. "n the ihiul Iu".day 81
Jul, next. at n,ne o'cl"ck 10 the fo,rnoon, and
,hsv cause. II any they have. ~h, the .ams
should not IL alln~..l.
ELISHA WINTER, Jpdgs.
4 true eopy-stte.i; J. y. ilUHbs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

The bArqGe Virginia Am, reports that
she Was boarded by U. ;. steamer M.ssa.
ehuc,ts, which had taken the day previous,
IS prizes. The Virginia Ann was chased
all day and night by supposed privatser,
apparently formerly pIlO, boat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. by virtue Of
a license from tn, honorable Judge Of Probate
Coz the County Of oxird, the undeIsignei, al.
ministraiot Of the estate OF Reuel 7. Gordon. lat.
Of F,anklia Plantation ia said oouaiy, viii eel
b, public or private .sIs. on Saturday. August 10
Is6i. at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon, on the pre-"
i.e., 80 much Of the real estate OF which sal
deceased died .e,Ied aud possessed, ss ~ill pro
doc, IN. ,um Of four hundred dollars.
J uae %, ls6l. GEO. w. GORDON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

The subscriber hereby give. publie notice that
he ha. i-ea daily appo,n,-i by the Honorable
Julgr of Probate e., the Couniy ol Oxford, snd
a.'ua.d the trust OF executor OF the last viii AID
testimsnl ot
WILLIAM y. HALEY. late ofnrownheii,
~ th, Couniy of ON6rd, deceased. Wy rNing
lond a. the law directs, lie therefore requests
all person, wko are indsh,ed TO the estate Of siiG
dec, a,cl o. make Immediate p,ytnent. and those
Who have any demands thereon to sShb, the
same Ia
Juse 20. is6i. ALPIIEuS Il EATON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

Mr.. James T.. Vinton, Of Wisconsin eocs
10 Halifax a. Consul, in place Of Albert
Pnlsbury wko bas been suspended on &C.
sluui Of hi. di.loyAlty, Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
N A r led

IN woodsto,k, sist. b, Joel fsfh.m. j.
Joha q. rousg 10 Ms. Abb.s 4. frtt.
Al the Methodist Patscaa.c, West Pari,, June
81. b. Rev. 4. raGnsT. Rev. Jsasr.on Hall Of
Per. to M, CAarlotir Chase u Pans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

A detachment OF Rangers from Kansas
City captured ,hirty.hve Sece-s'oni''s aud
small quantity Of arms and ammunition
a, Liberty. No. on the l9th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

To N. IIo,. El,h, Water, Jodg, Il Probate
Sc the Coaaty 81 Dsiotd.
JOSEpii l. CHAPMAN ada in,.trAtor OF The
e estate IT Jane, Ph,buck late Of Aajes.'
az aid Couat,. deceased, r--poctis, '-P'- --"'';
tia, the te,,oail estate u sa'h deceased - 90,
,uthc,ea, 20 pay the ju,t teb,.. ~A'ch he o--d al
the time Il h.. death. by the .sa VI tsre, hssi.
drc,l ADD 6fiy dolbr..
yoas petitioner ihcteiorr pp.. ,our hosoS
-ouII gtan, hun hcrn-s T. Ill atp1is ot private
al. aus. eoaysy 80 much oi the T'sl estate u sad
,isc,ased a. nav h. necessary CO.. ta. pi.wcs OF
.a!i ,lebys asd iacijca,al ch.rgr'.
JOSEPH l.. CHAPMAN.
O,Tosp. s.-Ns Cs.u 81 rrnha,- held Pa
ri., within and fif a, Couniy Of O,inrd, on
the third rpe,da, & Jane, 4. u. isoi.
Go the Gr-roing psiiioa Ordered, that the
aid ps,it,ou-r t>c noi,c- 60 al pcf.on. Interested
by causing . cop, 81 NJ. J-l,ti"a With ,h,. order
tsrrrOa 20 ~ Jstl,saei thrve weeks succe.si'rly
IN the ONiord Dvmocnt. a newspaper printed At
Fan. 10 sad Codaty. that they may spp~st AZ a
prl..i. Coa, to L. heh at Par. on the third
Tn,..y Of Juiy next. at nine O'Clock in the i1fe'
noon AL .hew cause Il any they have. Why the
.a~e ,bosh not H. granted.
ELISHA WINTER. Ldg,
4 true copy-stte.i:
J. =. IIoHss, R'siIir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

The subscriber hereby give. public notice that
he has b.eu daily appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of prohaie Sc the County Of Oxford, aud
assumed the trust Of adminisrs ,or OF the estate
JOSEPH HOLT, als Of Deamsrk.
in said County. deceas ID. by giving bond as the
law directs. lie therefore requests all per 500.
tho are indebted to the estate Of said deceased
TO make imm-d,.te pc, meat. snd those Who have
any d.ma nd. thereon TO sshib,' the .amsto
Jane 18th ls6l. JOSEPH A. HOLT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
GoalC. "n1Ss
Oxford Normal Institute,
so, PARIS, NE.

THE FALL. TERM ~iil cumm-n~- On Mon.
i day, sept. I'd. and con,inoe ten weeks.
TuirioS,
Com,pon Engli.h, $500
Higher Engi.h and Language" 100
Tn. Academy baiLlins In. recently hesv re.
moI.lei and 10 90 L. newly iu'n.shsi. The
ground. ~. made pleasAni and desirable. The
school !. now --,s,l..he,hoa ane~ and permanent
basis. Arsasemsa. az. being rapid, ooaIle'si
to supply the .ch-,l ~iih m ethei.nt COPS 81
teachers in oash ,kp.r'meai. from Ei~Isnisry
Ensl,.h % The Naisu,l Sciences ssi language
The o,a,s. q in,tio.i,oa VIII ~ ,horovsh ani
practical aud every sffbd pss ss,h ~ give all
,s-uL.,. oI The school ., s.ems,c kno~le'ig. Of
the bsasch-. the, m.y In p.ass,ss. ~he'hsr as
preparatory To collegiate oDas,r, =. teachers, nc
ls active basine.s.
Board can he obt.iwd in good families, anil At
the publie hoc~e. nj from ~ so To s2,0o pc
week. exclusive Of wood aad lights.
rot fos,hes particulars address the Prin'pal,
or N'ah Her.ey, E.q.. Soa,h PARE.
4. q. NORCRoSS, Pri.eipal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

OIroRp, ss.-Ata Court Of Probate held .,
Paris. within and Cor the County IL Oxford, on
the third Tuesday 81 June AID. 1861.
IN the petition Of PhEDE RECORD. widow
" Of Lewis Record, late Of Iaek6eld. 10 said
County, deceased praying zoe m allowance out Of
the personal Estate Of her late husbaad,-
O,dued, That the said petitioner give notice 10
al persons Interested by csa.ias q copy 81 this
order io h. Published three weeks sucoe.sively 10
the Oxford Democrat printed a, Paris. that they
ap,.ear at a Probate Court TO be held at Par, Ia
said county. on the third Tuesday Of July neat.
NJ niue o'eIock in tho forenoon. aad shew cause
II any they have why the sane shout not BE-
granted. ELISHA WINTER, Judge
A true copy-atiesti J. \. HosRs. Rrgi.pr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

OapoRp, ss.-Ai Coat of Probate held At Pa
ri., within and for the County of Osiotd. oa the
third Tuesday of June, AID. 1861.
an the petition Of HARRIET ". PHIL
~ BRICK. widow Of Jane. Philbriek. late Of
| AaJo,er, in said Coar,y, deceased, praying Zoe
an allowance 90, Of the personal Estate Of her late
hssbspd,-
Ordered, Tha, the said ps,iiioner give notice
Ia all person. aiere.iei. b, causing copy Of ihi.
order To h. published thr-e WEEKS -occe''l'e', IN
the Oxlofd Democrat, q newspaper printed al ia.
ri,, tina, the, ma, appear nj Probate Court To lie
he'll at Paris in said County on the third Toesisy
ef July neat. at nine O'Clock in the forenoon. snd
,hew cause. ifany they have. why the same 'houi
not he granied. -
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true eop,-a,is.u J. =, IIopss, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
HANNAH FRENCH.

O,yosp, u.-M court oiPrOb,,e he'll at Wa.
tssGsfd, on the nia,iccnth day Of Jnae \. ID.
ls6i.
ga The foregoing ue,i,oa Ordered, That the
said psttioneI give Ro,,o" Ia all pefsoa. 'aie'".t-
,d b, causing a cop, of hes r't'iion With 'h'' or
,lef iheteon. o. h. Published ihrrr week. .nooo--
.i,sl, in the oNio'd Democrat, newspaper p''"'-
81 At P.r,.. IN .sid Coaaty that they may appear
At /. Probate Coat tn \. held at rn,, 90 the lhlrl
Tu~.ls, oC Jul, nsNt, at nae o'ciock N the lore
p,.oa. asd .hss css.-. Il an, hey have, my the
.are ,hpall nOt h. grated.
ELISHA WINTER, juig-.
4 true eop,-atte,ts is. NObbs, Isgi,,o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
DI ED

H. Bcthsl, OH. Mrs. Mar, =. Holt, aged -.
L. Ns~D, i2ih. stspben frc.t, aged 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

O,roRp. sat- Court Of Probate held at Ia.
ti., within aud ior the county 81 Oxford on the
third TUESDAY OF June, A. u. 1851.
10 the foregoing psiit'oa onbtHtn, Thaith.
sad petitioner give notice To petSans Interested
b, causing copy Of h,' pel,,'oa. With thu. order
Il coar. thewon. TO ~ publi.hel three week. sue
cc..ssb Ia The oNiori Dcmccrst. newspaper
ptinteJ at Paris, IA .sid C"un,y. TIA, the, "sy
appcar alta Probate Court to be hed at Psri. on
The third Tuesday ofJuly neSt. at mae O'clock IN
the E,reaooa, sni .h.~ cause, II aay they have I,
~hy the same shouh not H. granted.
ELISHA WINTER, Jair,.
4 true cop, OF pctiIion sad order ofooort thereon
Attest: J. =. lloHHs, HssisiO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
To the honorable Judy, oil proba,. Tor III. coun.

To the hononble Judge Of Probate Tor the Coun.
" Of Oxford.
1'hE petition and representation u ELIZA A.
PATRICK, guardian Of Sarah NJ. Flank II.
and William A. Patrick oi Denmark, In the coan.
~ Of Oxford, iniso'.. respectfully she~s, th,t the
saii minors are seised asd possessed Of certain
real estate, situated 10 said Denmark and de-
scrihed . follo~si the reversion Of dover ia the
real estate Of Levi II. Patrick late Of. Denmsrk,
10 said County, a. heretofore assigned to Eliza a.
Patrick. widow of .aid Levi u. Patrick. ia oom.
moa add undivided among said minor heirs.
That said estate 10 uaproduetise oi any benefit
10 said minors sad that Il viii he for the interest
81 said minors that the same shouli he sold and
the proceeds pat out and secured on interest.
She taereio'e pray. Your honor that she may be
authorized sai empowered agr~eably 10 Law 90
sell al pvble sale the sbove described real ate,
or ,.ch part Of IL ss IN ,ow opinion NAV 10 ex-
ped,eat. All OF which !. respectfully sabmitisj.
ELIZA A. PATRICK.
ONroRp, s.-At a Court 81 Probai. held At
fp-barg. within ani lor the coun,y Of O>lorJ,
on Ih. Goth day OF Jane. A. u. ls6i.
IN the petition sioussii ordered. That notice
be gwen b, Publishing copy OF this petition,
With hi. ct,i-r thereon, three weeks sueoes,i,ely
80 the oxford Democrat. newspaper printed at
Paris, that all per.oas nav aiispd an the third
Tuesday Of July B,Nt. at Court Of Probate thea
10 lie holden at Paris, ami shew cause, " any,
Why the PRAYER 81 said petition should not grated
Such notice " be gi,en lsfor, sail Court.
ELISHA WINTER, J.ixs.
true copy of pe,,,ion and ord.r OF Coor, there
on. A,te.t! J. =. IIOBBS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

Enier-d according To- act 81 Congress. IN the year
1850, by DR.. y. u. Mstu.on, 10 the Clerk,
nfhrr Oh the D,.irirt Colrt Of IN ode I.land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
To the lloaouLIc Eli.A, Water, Jadse OF r'O.

To the Ile.ar.llc Eli.h, Water. Juige OF Pro-
bate for the County 81 Oxford:
JOEi. A. MARBLE. administrator OF the 80.
81 tate OF Losmi u. Marble late of Disbold IN
AID County. deceased, re.pcc,iully wprc.'"isi
that ~. personal estate Of .s,d deceased 10 not
.uiieisul to pay the joe, d.bis which he Dwell at
the time Of his death by the sum % twenty ionr
hundred dollars. Your petitioner ihefe'o'e
pu,. ,ha, yow iioaor would grant him license 10
Sell q, IubIc otpr,,as sah. ami scn'ey 80 much
ofthr zeal estate Of said dcocs.edas may he neee..
.ary ior the payment Of .sid debts snd Incidental
CHARGES. JOEL A. MARBLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
Oxford White Lead.

WYE az. hsying pot up ~ ,ia esh' the ah"''
w b,ani oi Lead. expressly Zoe .Sr o~n trade
Til. siI,ce ~. warrant 10 IL superior 10 an, ih'as
% the market at Oh. same price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
Over 1000 bottles

Have now been ,old without a .ngc failure wh.n
taken a. directed. AMI without the ss.t injur,
10 health in any case. IY-lt !. pot up IN both /.
oT three difsTeht strengths, With full difectioa.
Coz n,in,. and sent by Espre'., cb'sl, seale,, To
all part. of the conniy.
PRiCES-rull strength. $40; Hall strength.
SIS; Quarter strength. 81 per battle.
rSrRemember' This medicine Is designed
expressly Cor OBsrisATE CAsEs. 40 which all
o,he. Is,nedie. 81 the k,nd have failed TO cure
also that IL Is warranted as represented IN every
respect. or the price will he refunded.
ty- beware of limitations. None warranted
uaie.. purchased directly Of DR.. VI. or at hi. Of.
fee. Prepared aud soli oaiy at DIR. MAT.
TIsoN'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE. 10,
Sp,ciil Diseases. No. - Ua,Oa ST., PrOrii.ses,
Il.
Thi. .p,eiiliy emb<ace, all diseases Of a P,i.
.ai, nature both of Men and Women. by a regu
iari, cdacsiei physician Of twrnty years prae.
tice, giving hi. Whole Gii,atiOn TO them. Con,ul.
tatioa,. by letter OF otherwise, are hreiiy conf.
dssial. aud medicines will he sent by e,pt.,
secure frout pb..rsation,o all parts ofihe United
yates. Also, accommodations for patienis from
abroad, wishing for a secure aud private retreat,
sal good care, until restored To health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
Paints and Oil.

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT, hep, eon''an,l.
n 90 hsnd. and fof sale at prices Which cannot
tail to suit puNhs'tp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
Particular Cau,ioa.

In these day. OF medical .ition, when
men assume TO be physicians without any kao~i.
edge Of medicine whatever. persons cannot -
too careful to whom they apply. hel,rs at ies,,
making some inquiry. AID espec ALLY IN relaiieu
to those who make the greatest preisnsiona. Al.
verii.ng physicians, In nine cases out f,,n, are
impO'iu'; and a, the newspapers ar. iulIoi their
deceptive advertisements. without maxim is9s,y
ten to one YOU will he imposed upon. DR.. NJ.
will send free, by enclosing one stamp a. aipse,
a pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN aad
On private diseases generally; also, circular,
giving full information, with the most sndosy,.d
r,fos.eo aad i,ii~snisis. without which NJ adj.
vefti.ns physician ar medicine OF this kind h.
deserving Of AHY CONFIDENCE wIIiTEv.
Err.
DR.. Mattison 10 the oaly educated physician a
Providence, II no, in New England. who adver.
tises, making q spec Of Private Diseases;
and he furnishes the very test testimonials, both
Of HE Aos,fy and 'tiH. IF there ARE any 9th.
ers, LET THEM DO THE SANE.
Order. by mail promptly attended To. wri,s
your addre.. plain5. and send TO DIR. II. N,
MATTIsON, az above. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
hshss l.esa daily .ppoiniedb b, the honorable Juds,
Of Probate f,r the County OF Oxford. aud assumed
the ;ru.t u executor Of the last ~ill and tesla.
r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

To fks Hr.~aG, El,sAI W,sfu. J-iS' y Pr"bais
u, ~ Cessiy - OI'usd:
IJANNAIi FRENCH, admini',ra'ris On the
estate of Isaiah frepch late Of Ah'"y ~
.l,l County. deceased. respectfully rrpft..ni';
Thai the p~r.onal estate of .aid decessed :. not
.ufi,cient To- pay the just debt. which he oscd at
the iiu'r Of hi. death,
Your petitioner therefore pray. ,oor honor
.oaLl giant her icsn.. 10 cell Al publo &C private
.a~ and convey al Of the real estate Of ss'd Ne.
ceased q. nv D. NECESSARY iot the psymeni 81
aid dslas nd incidental change.
'-'' - II.AN ~ I,nrAI.M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

hNasts Ioah, 'uae ~ i-o'' :.
\ O>T. Ga SATURDAY lAss, tsJ~-sa fnts h'a
i aai Norway Village, Diary, Zoe i~si. Ihe
bOOk contained ssNsrsl accoUnts. and - the I-cA-
q ~as a u1ts of hand &c sio0. s.gned d, Gcp'gr
l.. Fem. psy.lle 10 me. Psf-o-- o.s, iorcsi
against atchssin. saId Ute, "a ment his ieeu
stuppsd. 4 ss,tabs vsafd -,u ~ gi'rn to any
zoe ~ho Will ,,,urn the Look Nth It. o,atea,. 10
M. J. L. FERRY.
West PARIS, JuSr is, i-6i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28
The Great Indian Remedy
TeM. TBnrA.LBS.
DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

Thi. celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtue. unknown OF an,
,hins else Of the lind, and proving
,d,ctu,l aztec all others have failed.
b. prepared irom an Italian pLn,
used by the natives for the sane
pu1po-s from time ,mInemorial, anil
nov ior the fret time offered To th.
public. I, 10 de.,gned for both
-s,r,oi asd,isgisiad,,'. aud ! 8 the
very beet thing koosn Tor the par,
pose. a. !, will b'ing on the nonth.
II, .icknc.. 10 cases IL obstruction,
after all other femedie. OF the kind
~ ia vain, Thu. may seem incr,d.
~ i. guaranteed ~ all ea'sI, or the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-28

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

The Vicksburg papers of the 18th give the
particulars of an attempt to fire upon the
Cincinnati Steamer A. o. Taylor, the prcyi-
Gus night, by the battery placed on the river
bank by order of Gov. Pettus. The Taylor
arrived opposite the battery during the night
"a shot was fired athwart her bows to bring
her to, but the Captain not having heard of
the planting of the battery proceeded on to
the regular landing. On the first shot not
being regarded, a heavily loaded cannon was
brought to bear on the steamer and touched
off, but from some cause or other it flashed
without diseharging the piece, the steamer
and those on board thus making most mar
row escape. The steamer was afterwards
boarded at the landing by military company
and taken back to the battery, and satisfaeto-
ry explanations having been given by the
Captain, she was permitted to proceed on her
way. The battery has since been removed a
short distance below the landing, and orders
are given that no boat shall be permitted to
pass without stepping at the landing, in order
that their character may be ascertaned-the
reason given for the proceeding being deter
mination not to permit federal troops or mu-
nitions of war to pass down.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

The Washington correspondent of the
Times gives the following account of some re-
marks made by Mr. Crittenden in the Execu-
tive Session Of the Senate on Friday:
During the debate on the nomination ol
Secretary Holt. Mr.. Crittenden is said to have
taken the ground that, as Kentucky is now a
Central State, enjoying all the prosperity con-
segment upon the present Union and form oi
Government, she never would consent to its
breaking up and the formation of Southern
Confederacy, of which she would be a Border
State, exposed to all the dangers and losses of
such a position. He was much affected du-
ring this portion of his remarks, and the man.
ner in which he upbraided the Southern men
who defeated his compromise in the Senate
was very severe. He took the position that
the Union must be preserved at all hazards,
either by peaceable means or by force and that
force used against the lawless citizens of a
Government is not coercion of State. The
speech being entirely unexpected created a
great sensation among the Senator's
This is ground on which Mr. Crttenden
might advantageously have taken his stand at
the commencement of the session. 1t is the
ground held by Mr.. Lincoln, and by the great
body of the people. First let US maintain the
Constitution and the Union and crush the
reasonable conspiracy to destroy them. That
done, we shall have ample time to consider
and settle all grievances of the South against
the North and Uice UerSG,-those relating to
the negro question in general. We are glad
at last toscount MIR. Crittenden among the ad-
vocates of this wholesome doctrine.