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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The public ate hereby cautioned against a lase
imitation OF l.. Z. ATwooD'> BlrrERS,
hy some evil minded pcrson OF persons. Who have
not on, oopied the Lhel IN part. aud adopted pre-.
ci.rl, the .sme si,le Of bottle, bot have hal the
b,rsfaceiu to represent herate. thai theirs
!. the sane as l.. y. AiwO'd's. And the more
completely 10 dope the public they say, "bessre
OF counicrics and limitations" and call their vile
trash gcnuine.'
Therefore, an r,ns.a, put pp after TIL. date,
will I,.ar an extr, Label counlersigncd by ". W.
Ilay, Druggist Portland. Me-. Sole General Agent.
Ju, !, 1851.
An dealers Who have the lr'e article. put up at
a pre,iou, date, can be supplied with Extra la.
t.l.. by appl,ing as above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

ONronp, ,s.-Ns Coarl IL Probate held at n.
t,., ~ lnl ior the County oi oNlor', on the
third Tuesday of Nu.usl. N.D. l-6l.
S'iMON VI. COOLIDGE, administrator On the
- estate ~ William !. Coolidge, late Of Canton,
IN ,sid Cnuaiy deceased. having presented hi.
fret aud Gas sccoaai 1T administration %! the .s-
tate II said deceased lor allowance:
Ordered. that the sa,l Adnin,sinioc give
notice 10 al persons interested h causing copy 81
ihi. order 10 h. puhli.hei thee weeks ,uccr''
iy.el, ~ the O>lori Democrat, printed a, Paris,
~ aid Coui,,, that lhey nav appear ata Zoo.
l.ie CourI TO H. held at DiN6cld, 10 ss,d Count,
on the liih ia, Of September next, at two Of the
clock ~ the aiiefnoon and -h-w cause u any ihey
have, why the sane .h,uli Mt lc allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true eopy--atte'l' J. ;. iioRH'. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

IuroErrNr MoyuTNT-Arssi' for ira.
sea. United States Marshal Clark paid 2
visit TO Yarmouth yesterday, and arrested
two men, Cyru. :. Sargent ana Oetavus +.
Hill. BY order Of the War Department, aud
they are 70 be taken to Fort lafayette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE. rm.n.nl 3

4 DMlNiSrEAroR'S SALE. Pursuant to
n license from the Judge OF Probate ior The
County of ONfofd. the ,ui.of,l--r will .s u, puh.
Nc ~ private ,ale. on the prrmiss.. IN Moni,y,
the Invite IN jaS oi September next. al one Of the
rock ~ the Afternoon. al the real estate, nclud'
IN. the rrSrrsion II the Wrlos's dover, Which
NsI.un Rose, late of DiNhsld, IN said Jouniy,
died s.itsd ari possessed at "a the town II Bethel,
IN .aii county, To at; pee" ~ land hing 90
the nurthwrsrrl, side IT the COdnly road lca'ling
from Brthel Ilill a. AIlany town house on the
line bstuecn JOSIAH BfoNn and Clark :. EdSatd',
theme north seventy five degrees west on sad Inc
al.,ut On. hundred and ten tod. u Rsuben Paine's
hnd. thsnc. essietly oR >imon y. ilnichin.' lne
ah,ut hlly-s-Sen rods 10 the corner IT ,alt Hitch
,n.' Laud, ,hencc on the hnc between .sid Edward.
an. Tranc,. Baiker's land 20 sad rad, theme on
aid rad in the bound hrst mentioned, containing
twen,, -hye ACRES more or l--.
Al.o, pursuant 10 aid license, the subscriber
IN .ell l., pubc or private sale, at the house 81
Nathan Coffin. in Leeds. in the Count, Of Anlros.
cossin, on Moniay, the seventh day Of October,
at one O'Clock in the ailernSon, all the real es-
tate, including the TeYefsion ct the ~duS'. doWer,
which the sa,d Nelson Rose died scIcd and poe
se..e 1T "a the tovn Of Lerd., Aforesaid. 10 Wit;
the Nel-an Ro-e crsnbe'r, bos, so-c.iled. con-
Iain'ng about sixty acIrs.
CALVIN VI. ROSE, Admir-.
August 10, ls6l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

WHAT THEY ARE DOING. While
the Corperbe,i' are CRYING for submission
q The r,be.., in oricr tia, peace may 10
restored. the rebels themselves are endeAS.
orrng TO make ot5,u,iye alliances with Eng
land and France ,,cAiNsTruE USurD STATES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
DAVID l.. fARRAR .

OXFORD. v.-Ais Court 81 Probate held at Pa
re, wiih,n and Coz the Couniy ~ Oxford, on
the third TUESDAY OF August, A. ID. lsol.
ia the foregoing petition Ordered, That the
.aid petitioner give notice 10 all p-tson. Interests
ell b, causing copy II HI. petition With hi. or
der thereon. To h. published three weeks snooes-
,ively lathe Osiofd Democrat. y nesspaper print.
81 a. Paris. ~ .,id County ,ha, they may appear
~ Probate Cou,I TO l.. held at Canton on the 18th
d.y of Ssplern,~I next. 1T ten o'rnrk in the fsr'-
ppon. aud .hew cause. u any he, have. Why the
saI-e should not ~ grartcd.
ELISHA WINTER, jpdgr.
A true cor, attest is. lIoHHs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

LousyuE. ST, {. Tue Memphis AP-
peal Of tie 81 inst, reports the receipts Of
l32 bale. Of cotton, and the sale Of 81 bales.
4 despatch from Columbus, Ky TO the
Appeal. 'iy' three FEDERAL gun boats and
Que transports, arrived opposite there with
large numbers OF men. IL j. though; the r
purpose was 10 seize Columbus or attack
Pillow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

O,roup. s.-Ata Cont of Probate hrlds, Paris
within ani bt the County oi oNinri on the
thrd Tu-.i,y oi August, \. ". ls6l.
WmLiAM W. HOLSTER; adm'n';intor OF
w the estate ofChaniy Hal, late IT NrN'co.
In sd Cpuat,, dccc,.cd, having pr~s'n'rd he
second and final sccUuni II administration 81 toe
estate II ,ail decc eel &c alnsancr.
Ordered, that the -aid aiu'r C''- nntS" :"
Ill persons Interested hy causing acopN oiihis
order a. h. publi.hrd three weeks succes'iS'lN 80
The ONiord Drmpcri,a pHblic ncSspapri pf'n'
ted ~ Pans. that thcN maN appear at' Probate
C,urtto h. held at DNhell. 80 sad t"uni,, on ,h.
Iiih ia, II sept. next, at2 M.and show cause
en-, the, have, ~hy the same shouli Mt h. ali
lowed. ..
ELISHA WINTER, Jsisr
Atruc copy-aiicst
is. iIouB'. R,Ei,iO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The Di.trie, Attorney at New York
has seized all vessels in the harbor be-
longing to southern owners. There were
above thirty, valued az several hundred
thousands Of dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

We stated la, week. that the proceedings
OF the BuckGeld Union caucus would ap-
pear in the present. number. Since that
time Mr.. Lorins ha. visited this OlEce; and
stated distinctly that he had no wish for 1t
t. appear. We deem il proper TO make this
statement in reply 70 the charge that We
have suppressed the proceedings, which Is a
fal.ehood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE,
Norway Village, Ne.

vJ,IiE FALL TERN. will commence on TS'.
day, Sept. 81, 1851. aud continue ehven
weeks, under the rarr OF
CT. LEONARD, A. H., Principal.
Mi.. MARY =. IIoLsrs, Assistant.
Me. ~. T.. Drsyos, Teacher Of Music
The advantage. which thi. Institution offers to
the public will not f,i To meet the various want.
of the student. Possessing finely flashed school
room, Philosophical aai Electrical apparatus.
Phy.,olos zeal Chats, AMI Geographical Ouiline
Maps, II yates the beautiful with the useful.
The present board of teachers feel confident.
from heir past experience. Of being able 10 give
satisfaction 10 their diaereat classes. The differ.
On, bnnche. ofihr English and Classical Depart.
menis will each receive their appropriate s,,en-
tim.
The school i. situated near the Grand Tunk
Railroad. about one mite 4 ON South Paris station.
I,o,rd can h. obtained. for ladies, At ~ 80. and
for g,nilem,u. at s2.Oo per week, wood aad
light. includcd. Rooms eau he obtained 10y ihose
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

THE DUTY or THE MEN. To express
by our vJiee. aud our votes our determine.
ton 10 support the Administration in its
Efforts 70 sustain the G5vernmsuI and pre-.
serve the CniJn aud the Constitution uuIm.
ralrel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

Dispatches during the week have been
TO the effect that JEFF. Davis died at Rich
mond last week. \ dispatch from Nash.
vile dcuic, the statement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. by virtue 81
a license from the Judge OF Probate for the
County Of >Iord, the uader. igncd. adnini,,'a.
tor ufih- r-i.t. III JAIME. Philtrick, tte of An
dover. in the County Of Oslord, deccssed, viii
SELL by pubic or private sale, on the premises, %
Saturday the 2s,h day Of septsI nl'-I, at one o.
eLoek y. W. % much of the real estate Of said
deceased a. will prodaee the ssm Of three hun
,lred aud hit, dolsrs. Said estate consist. OF
the homestead farm, including the T.'er.ion II
widows dover therein. II necessary.
Il. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
Paris. Aug. -, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

r. n, Hoarasi, Elisha Wiafa, ysfg' Of Probate
fer re CssHiy II Orfsd;
nAvID l.. FARRAR. administrator Of the
estate Levi. Record. late ~ Buckhcld. 10
.,id County. deceased. respectful, ppTessnts!
That the personal estate of said deces.ed ). not
Sufficient 10 pay the ju.t deba-, which he owed al,
the time 81 h.. death. b, the sum Of two hundred
and hhy dollars.
Your petitioner therefore Pray- YOUR honor
wouu rnni him license 10 eel a, public or private
sale and convey al Of the real estate Of 'ad de-
ceased or the payment Of aid debts aud 'nc''
.l..t. Al II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

Mr. samuel Allrich, Of C3lebrook, y. H..
While bathing ia the Connecticut riser on
the 18th ult., was drowned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
THE LAND
FAMILY SCHOOL
T8h BOYS.

Ne T' TWVts NJ We TTI"V'PN'
rJNIlE pr,ncip,l will open hi. Family School
at BEriiEi. HILL, ME-, Tuesday. sept.
II.
~ ptc.eniin. the claims Of ,hi. school To public
slie",ion. be- c,n oaly assure b.. friends ih., u
will b. HI. aim To make TIA plcasin, Home. ~her.
every attention will be pail 10 thu want. Of h..
pup,l.. iIe l-lieye. ths, such . school - "eeded
~ this part II the State, where those who have
the ah,in can .r''i their anil receive benchi-
corresponding with the csp-n-c.. u ~ way can
b,,. make 80 rapid pfosrc.. .. ~ the f.u,il,
school
rupil. ~ill be admitted between the sge' % ten
aud iwrniy years.
E,rISsTs Fly dolhu per qrarsr oi el'Sen
s..k.. %, able The cod olihs term.
For lurheT particulars send br . Cironlar or
adiw.s the principal.
bethel yuly I5ih, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The fr.t Maine regiment coc, into camp
at Portland. next Tuesday. 1t Is to be
recruited 10 the army standard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

To the Hon. Elisha Winter, Judge Of Probate
Cor the Coaniy oi Oxford.
CtALEB =. POOR, Administrator 81 the estate
Y Of George q. bragg, late Of Ando,er. IN ,aid
County deceased. respectfully r-pr.senisi That
the personal estate OF said deceased u not suii.
Gent ,r pay the Just debts, which be owed at the
time OF hr death. b, the ssm OF Tour hundred
doltIss
Your petitioner therefore pays your honor
would grant him license O. sell nj public private
sale and coav., or go much oi the real estate
said deceased NJ may H. nece.'ar, Coz the payment,
Of aid debt. and Incidental charges.
CALEB T. POOR.
.OxroRp, ss.-At Cowt Of Probate held a,
Paris. within and for the ooon,y Of Osiord.
ON the third Tuesday IL August, A. ID. 1851.
On the foregoing petition Ordered, that the
,ad petitioner give notice TO all person. Interested
b, causing a copy 81 hi. pe,iiien With this order
thereon, To H. publi.hel three week. successfully
in the Oxfpri Democrat, a Newspaper printed Al
rari. in said County, that they may sppcsr ara
Probate Couu 10 H. he'll at Rnmiori. on the liih
ia, Of September nest at nine O'clock IN the FIRE
noon and shew cause II any they have, Why the
atnc should not ~ granted.
ELISHA WINTER, JHdg,.
A true copy-s,iesti
J. \. IIonns, R,Gisi~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
d. Z d

u oNioFi. hps. IS,A, DAVID wdA'er, sgci ~.
In piN6sh. sept. IT. , ~ msasles and d'pihef'a,
Ruth. oaly laughter II Alexander aad Augusta
Burnhan. aged : ,r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The subscriber herrby give. public notice that
.he has b,en duy ippoiniedh b, the hOnOfable Judge
Il Probate Cor the County at Oxford, and assumed
the uu,t Of ESecuriS Of the last will aud tesla
urnt of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The Vermont election passed of very
quietly, Monday. The Republican can.
didaies are chosen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
Eb,neIrr Whhsm, of Hebron, Ia the Counis
d Oxiori. ani State Of Maine, b, h'. deed Of
Mortgage. b.arng date April i.,, \. d., 1897,
con,e, Ell 10 me- the sub.orber.a certain parre OF
hni situated IN ssid Hebron sid dcscr,lsi AZ el.
lows: Iiounled on the nor,h b, the Bieksel road,
.o.csled. on the wr.,ls .a'd rad and the lini oi
the heir. Of John Fuller, on the south b, land Of
Cushing Phillip. aud land 81 RichNd Young. aud
ON the east b, the count, road l,Iins to k6,d.
containing forty i've acre. moIe OF less. The eon.
di,iun Of aid mortgage being broken claim to
orclose the .ame. JAMES touu'
Paris, Aug. 81, 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
l.. L. ATwOOD'S
Improved Vegetable Physical Bilious
JAUNDICE BITTERS.

Th. /. IN effective cure for Jaundies, Head
ache. Dyspepsia. Worms, Diuines', Loss Of APP
petite. Cold. anil Fe,efs, aud Darling Pains. IL
cleanse, the blood from huaot., and mois,e1' the
.kin. and is also good or Livcr Complaints .Stnn-
gury, DrOpsy, CIOup, and Phlhisic.
K,sDaLL's MiLLs, January 18th. 1851.
Tia, may GRITTY that ihar, syr"Hi'd ". ".
Uay, Drgn,i,ny Soi, G,aosi As,si for ~, sal,
of Nv i-prOrsd V,g,iab, Phy'ieai Bl'oa' Jaar-
Dc, Baiu,. and from thD date ell orders nniss
ail,s,,d 10 hm Psr!and. Ne.
l.. ATWOOD.
N. Il. Hall. Druggist, agent 6r Bethel. aud u.
p. Bate. 4 Co, Paris. For sale by Dealers IN
medicines generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

O,ruuu, y.-At n Court ~ Probate held 1t
Paris. within anl Ior the cnunty 81 oNlori (.
on the third Tue.da, 81 August, A.D. ls6i.
FORGE ". GORDON, administrator On
" the estate of Rsucl T.. uofjon. late Of frank-
I'm Plantation. IN said Conn,y, u.ceis"i. having
p,,.eu,rd hs third and 6nsl sccnun, of adams.
tfatoh ofihe estate Of said decreased ior allowance
Ordered. lh,, the aid t'dm'r give notice :"
order To h. publi,h,I three weeks 'ucccs.iycl.
IN the ONf,r Democrat printed At Par. that
the, ~, appear At Probate Court To H. held
al piNhrld, ~ aid ,unty en- the llth diy IL sep.
,rmler neat. at NO o'cock ia the AFTERNOON, and
.hcw cause. II any they have, why the same
should not h. albSrl.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
\ true copy-suIcsf; J. =. iiuHHs. Rcgi'Ie'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

No teiuclion Tor absence the hr., and h.t week.
For further pa iieolar. sdire.. the Principal.
~. UPTON. os !. 4. DENIsoN. at Norway,
Me- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

Col. Jackson Ia. gone to Washington
to take command Of the Fifth regiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
STEPHEN CoLBuRN. late OF RamGrd

In ,sid County. decreased. Nv giving ,ond a.,he
law directs. She therefore r-qur.is all persons
Who are Indebted Ia the estate ~ said deccassd tn
make Immediate paymenti and those Who have
an, demands thereon to exhibit it SANE 70
Aug. 20. ls6i. LUCY COLDURN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
xNII0yAT. GIlkCUS!
On al surh OCrIsI1ns WI % VToiuced thr
GOLDEN DRAGON BALD CHARIOT
Dr,sn bya
Long Line Of Cream-Colored Steeds.

MADEMoIsELLE uELOISE.
as..o ~ the Arens snl pr~mt.r EIue.trtean~,
llts r-ign,ng sttract,aa IN CsaAe's ROYAL E"gl''h
Amphthcaus II Nihlo's Gaiden New Notk, anl
Academ, of Music. Boston. The Acknowledged
be, lemabr r,trt ever seen oa either Con''n"nt.
MONS. ROCHELLE,
This iniomitahlc artist performs some Of the most
incr,dbc leat,. upon an ,ron frame a. the top Of
the Pavilion, 40 iset iron the sruuni. the per-
t5fsnancs b-ing kao~a - I.'Echslle Prflleus."
Mr. ROBERT sriCHNEI,
The most reckless, br,an, and sondeffil Rider
IA the ~orld. Mr. >,,ckucy !. appropriately .,y lei
by the public press a. the Sensation Rider
JOE rENrLAND,
The Punstcr, Wit, ConNcTsstiou,st, anil Fduoris
Cl1ua VI the people, has bsen secured as the Ns.
iioual C'oEa and J, ir.
Mr.. =. 4. STICkNEY,
The experienced snl thorough, cdnc,ted Egue.-
iran. anI accomplished Mature ia Cirque.
MR. THOMAS MING,
The FLYING Waller mi most finished Acrobat 81
the age.
MADEMOlSELLE VIRGINIA,
The Fascinating Eqns.if,enne.
MIR. WILLIAM III CROW,
Th, Daring IiurdI. Rider and Lsspcr.
Mr.. CHARLES RIVERS,
The character Rider.
MISS EMMA >TlCkNEl.
The chilli Of the AIena.
Mr.. X. HERNANDEZ,
The ContoHiOaist.
Mr.. u. FORREST.
MR.. :. sTICkNEY.
Mr.. JAMES HENSIIAw,
MR.. JAMES PAuLDiNG.
Mr., ADOLPiI GONZALES,
The Gillian Wondsi.
Master. RoHTET. WILLIE ,CHlELrs, SrIcE-
NY SAsps. aud Host 81 Selected AuNi,ar'es.
Amoag the ps,uliaSitie. OF the Naiional Circus
will be the beautiful trainsi Imported Aabiin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The Subscrii-r hrrr'y g'cs public potloc that
h. has bccn appoiated b. the Honorable Judgcoi
Probate. Coz the Coaaiy ~ ONfo'd, AMI assumed
the trust IT administrator Of the estate of
LhTHRoPL.s ouLE. late Of oslo,d.
IA aid County, deceased, by giving band " the
Law dirrct.- Ne therefore request. allper'ons who
are indets,d 10 the estate of .a,d deceased. TO
mai immediate payment anil these who have
an, demands thereon. 90 exhibit the same IN
Avg -, IsSi sANuEt. CIIADnOuRNE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Grand Expositivo Procession

On the mnrning Il the eNhbi,ion &c the 'pccial
purpose uf aio-ing the publlc an opportunity
of sr,ing aRi appfrCiUing the 'sfs'i,''y y n'
,f.rl .ni the tnms astty uf the T,.Bufcss Il the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
IATuROpI. sOULE, h,e Of O,lo,d.

The subscriber her,b, gave. pablo notice that
he has t-rp dolly aPPointcd hy the ii"noT1he
Juisr of Probate t,T the Coaniy OF Oxford, sni
assumed the trust oi administrator Of the estate II
JOSEPH WHITMAN, l,i, Of Waterford,
IN aid Cosn,y. dccc,s II. ~ giyiag honi a. the
Law directs. lie thcui,rr r~Il-'t. all person.
~ha ace indebted 10 the estate 81 s.,l dscca.-i
60 make imm-,liaic psymca', sad those ~ho have
any demands thereon to ,Nhhi' the sa,oetn
Au.. -, Is6i, IIERRICk 4. DAVIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
SARAH RUSSELL. l.lc e O,frl.

IN .ah C"aht, .l-c's.ri. by g,Ving bad -
che Ia. directs. il- therefore r'Iu-.ts all p"r-
snn. vi, arr ,ai.btci 10 the estate II s',d de-
cca.s,l, % MIKE 90 ne late psSrsat, AL those
Who have az d-ulnl' thcrr,r 10 e'h'hit the
SANE to ..
Aas. ~. lS6i. SAMUEL CH,DDouRNE.
The .oh.cr,'er hstrb, g,Vc- pshhe nnt'ec that
h. has ,rcn dlly ,pp,ini-i hy tho l'uapublc
Jad y ~ Probate i,r the CDinN Il oVpri, 'nd
assumed the trust " administrator otihe estate Of
JESSE PEABODY. late q Canton,
IN .a,l Caan,,. Creased. q, giving lpai a. the
Law d,rcct.. ~. thrr-i'rr r~Inrst' MI pecan.
inhibited 10 the estate 10 s,id dec sassd 20 make
imo.iiaie payment. an those sho have any do.
an.i. thrfron ~ rNhibii tho same ~
Aug. ~, Is6I. ELBgiDUE q. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The .pb.er,b.r hereby give public notice that
be- has tcea duN appo,n,ed bs the llnaltablc
Juigs ~ Probate Zoe the cpua,y oi oSiori. and
assumed the tru.t u sda,ai.tritor Of the estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Hebron Academy.

rHE FALL TERN of ihi. i".t,,u,,on viii
commence on Monday. the - dsy ~ Sep.
rml.f neat. anl coniinne eleven weeks. undcr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

A true copy--atie,l: J. =. iioRH'. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

IL .s,d Couat,. deceased. l., gi'iag boad =. the
l,W directs. she therefore requests al pcr.ons
~ha are ~ .bl~i g. the --isir 81 sa'd dec-ssc'i
to make immediate p,,msut, sai those Mo have
ary ,i-m,ad. thereon 60 csh,ist ih. sane ta
Aas. ~. is6i. RUTH ilAskII.L.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-18

No one who reflects upon the great and rapid
developmo y of our country, unsurpassed, if moi
unequalled in the history of nations, can fail to
be convinced that the chief element of our pros
perity has been the Union of the several States
which form this Republic. Nor can it be denied,
so inseparable are their interests, that any great
commercial revulsion, in any important part Of
the country, must seriously and materially affect
the whole.
In trade 10 commerce. In intercourse. we are
but one people, one country, one body. of which
New York is the commercial centre. the great
heart; to which flow all the arteries of trade from
which they lead. BY her, and through her, the
blood of the nation circulates, giving life and
strength and vigor to the whole system, and
TO this circulation there can be no interruption
which is not vital alike to the heart as well as to
the frame. The increase of our population, the
extension of our manufactures, the growth of our
agriculture, and the completion of our railroads
have all tended to our development, until at last
the greatly increased amount of our exports, ex.
ceeding largely that Of our imports, have brought
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The NATIONAL WORKING MEMS CONVENTION
This Convention will be held in Philadelphia on
the 22d of February, in reference to the national
crisis. 1t will be an assemblage of delegates
from the different trades andndustrial occupa
tions, which are very deeply affected by the pre-
sent situation OF our public affairs, and whose
wishes in reference to their adjustment ought to
command attention and respect.
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EXCITING MEETING IN ALLEaANY CouSrY-In re-
Spouse to the action of meeting held in Baltimore
some time since, meeting of citizens of Allegany
county, calling themselves friends of a Constitu-
tional Union, assembled at the Court house in this
city, on Thursday last the 14th inst. A series of
resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting
as to the position to be taken by the people Of
Mary land, in reference to the existing crisis in the
affairs of the country, and providing for the ap-
pointment OF delegates to the convention to be held
in Baltimore on the 18th inst, was offered. A sub
stitute declaring it inexpedient, in view of the
efforts now being made at Washington, for the ad-
ustment of the difficulties, for the people of Mary
land to take any action at this time, presented
by ID. Blocher, Esq, and upon this an angry dis.
cussion arose, resulting in the breaking up Of the
meeting in great disorder, and without consumma-
ting its object.-Cumbsrland Aneganian.
Lieut. Stribling, late Of the US. has resigned
M post. and accepted position In the military
service Of South Carolina.
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MARYLAND STATE CoNvENrIoN.-By an advertise
ment to be found elsewhere, it will be seen that the
city and county delegates to the State Convention
are invited to meet at the Universalist Church.
Calvert street, at eleven O'clock this mo ming
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
N 0 T I c E

N TICE.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
have appointed Mr.. RICHARD W. Tyson, the Sole Agent
for the sale of its Coal in this market, to take effect from
February lst 1861.
THOS. WILSON, President.
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL.
SOL Z 4 G. z " C 7,
No. SIS SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in this market
takes this method of informing Coal the
public generally, that he is prepared FILL at the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity Of the
BALTIMORE C0MPANY's
GEORGES CREEK
BITUMIN VOWS COAE
For Domestic use, Shipment Steaming Manufacturing
purposes, at very low rates.
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent.
Mr. CHARLES GILMoR, the former agent the Company
will continue at the Office and attend to the sale Of Coal as
heretofore fe5-tf