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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

BEAUREGARD's PRoCLAMATIoN.--Its seems pro
bable from the following proclamation over the
signature Of Gen. Beauregard, that he is NOT
only alive, but in the full exercise Of some oI
the essential prerogatives Of southern treason.
His flow Of impudence and falsebood stamps
his true Identity and legitimacy with the seces-
sion movement Lying is his strong point.
Nearly every point made is falsehood, and
that of "beauty and booty" is as silly as it is
recklessly false. His appeal in behalf of cvi-
zatioD, is rich indeed.
HEADQUARTERS, DEr'r or ALEXANDRIA,
CAMP PloKENs, June {, 1861.
Proclamation To e People Of the Counties Of L0sSoa
(SIIfar and Prince HtlOHs-
A reckless and unprincipled tyrant has
invaded your SOIL Abraham Lincoln, re.
gardless of all moral, legal and constitution
oil restraints, has thrown bis Abolition hosts
among you, who arc numbering and impris-
oning your citizens, coDfscating and destroy
ing your property and committing other
acts Of violence aid outrage, TOO shocking
and revolving TO humanity to be enumerat-
cd. ...-
All rules Of civilized warfare are aband-
ObNue Nhh NuNJ ptONidllu bl AuGI dClS, u
not on their banners, that their war cry is
BEAUTY AND BooTY" All that is dear to
man-your honor and that of your wives
and dsughters-your fortunes and your
lives, are involved in this momentouS con-
test.
In the name therefore, Of the constitu-
ted authorities of Confederate States--iu
the sacred cause of constitutional liberty
and self government, for which we are con.
tending--in behalf Of civilization itself, l,
CT. Beauregard, Brigadier General of the
Confederate States, commanding at Camp
Pickens, Massas junction do make this my
Proclamation, and invite and epjoin you by
every consideration dear 10 the hearts of
freemen and patriots by the name and mem.
ory Of your Revolutionary fathers, aud by
the purity and sanctity of your domestic
IRE sides, toraliy under the standard of your
state country, by every means in your
power, compatible with honorable wal fare,
10 drive back and expel the invaders from
your land.
! eonjure you 10 be true and loyal to your
country and her legal and constitutional au-
thorities, and especially to be yigilant of
the movements and the acts of the enemy,
SO as to enable You to give the earliest au-
thentic information at these headquarter,
or to.the officers under his command.
desire 10 assure you that the utmost
protection in my power will he given you
all.
(Signed) CT. BEAuREGARD,
BFigadier General Commanding.
Ofcial-THoNAs JoRDoY,
Acting Asst Aft General
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

Itis said the Missouri Senators wont take
their seats at the extra session of Congress.
Probably they fear prosecution for treason.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

FRAUD AApsG TUE RERELs,-A lot Of shoes be-
longing to tbs rebel forces, were captured at
FhnlPPl. Oar troops thought they. had made
AeapilAl hasland at aaPproPrisssdthe much
nseasd article. Scarcely a pairiastsd than
single day ! IAs sOIss l0svs made Of tsOOd.
glued 70 dc sPpsrs, aad covered r.SiGt stained
PeRsg. ~ - na-a--ll 80 .aI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

ag- There are necounis Of irohble 10 Hayti
Several Spanish war frigates are threatening 10
lombard Port nu Prince, because President
Geffrard had refused to surrender Hlncha, a
fortified town on the old French boundary
between Hayti and Dominica. The colored
emigrants from the United States had been
obliged to pay for their passage out by work.
ing two days iucach week for the government
we're obliged to support their families on
20 cents day, had sbsen impressed into GeF.
rards army, and considered themselves badly
sold by Redpuths emigration scheme.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

GEN. ScorT ON HARPER's FERRY.-General
ScorT is reported, upon good Outhoity, to have
said that the evacuation of Harper's Ferry was
entirely in accordance with his plans, and ex.
pectations ...
Shaw, that's nothing we predicted the same
thing a month ago
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

r. d. Burke, rabid secessionist, was hung
in Lane, Ogle CO. III. on the 10Th by the citi-
zeus from the third story of the Court House
building he was charged with arson
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22
" NOTICE.
I1ENRY S. Shepard, Of Canada West.

- A1ANl ~ 0uOpdIh, VI Odudud w PSC,
Will take Notice, that Joseph Edison OF the county of Ash
tabua and state OF Ohio did the 24th day ofMay ISRl
he his petition in the Court 0f Common Pleas, within
said county of Ashtabu in the state Of Ohio against sad
Henry s. Shepard defendant setting forth that the said
endant indebted to the sadpaint in the one
ded and forty dollars and six cents prosory note Civ
en- by the said defendant to Stephens and
and for valuable consideration, sold transferred the
said Joseph Edson payable the lst day September
1891 with interest at cent until due per
until paid and dated April % 1851 and praying that judg
men be rendered against the said defendant said
the of $00 20 together with interest thereon as aoed
end asking that an ord Of aanchment be issued said
claim directed to the Sheriff said county, and that prop
tached thereby And the said Henrys. Shepard notified
that he required 10 appear petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of July next
JOSEPH j. FnSnN
Dated June 4th 1861. 6t5as Lv " Gary his Attorney
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

STEAMSHIP CANADIAN Losr.-A special dis
patch to the Detroit TribuRe of the 4th from
Montreal says:
The steamship Canadian is lost She
struck an iceburg eighty miles south of
Belle Islc on the 4th inst, at noon. She
sunk in thirly.6ve minutes One hundred
and eighty.One were saved by boats. Ele
ven are not accounted for She sailed from
| Quebec.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

requested 10 call Immediately and arrange the same
Prompt payment will he required that the liabilities OF the
FIRM may be met and dischrged. The business will be set
tied by the undersigned u. L. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison.
Ashtabule, June l. 1851.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

Having made arrangements to continue
business At the Old stand Root Mofon take this meth
cd Of returning thanhs 10 the customers and friends Of the
late firm for their patronage in years past and TO
solicit n eontinuans of the to myself
My Stock OF Goods is Full and Complete,
comprising s the artes and many more than are usually
keptby the merchants Of our village.
Dry Goods Groceries, Orockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats a Caps, Boots Shoes,
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty,
kept In full stock will be sold very low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit OF long
winded credits credits 10 doubtful oustomers To all who
are prompt and reliable prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required In all at the
time agreed upon Pulling and bouiug entirely out Of
line Ny desire Is 10 deal fairly and squarely with all Try
Jvne IS 1861. H. l. MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

The Big Gun lex. Floyd Is now being
mounted at the Rip Raps Shells discharg.
ed from It, by way Of experiment, reached
Sewell's Point, four mics distant
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

III Gov Yates Of Illinois has appointed
o. II. Browning as U. s. senator until 1865,
to hll the vacancy occasiOned by the death Of
Mr. Donrlns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

Cattle Market at Balls Head sustained, and
0ply sustained lie prices Of the week previous
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

Ssr Gen. Jabez Fitch has been appoined
Quartermaster of the 18th regiment by Col.
Beatty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

Gfastas W DNoDg
by Virtue of an Order of Sale duly issu.
- ed from said Court IN the above case TO me directed
viii oher for sale by Of public auction, the Door of
the Court House. in Jefferson, Ashtabula County Ohio on
Saturday the 6M day Of July a. d. 1861,
between the hours 10 o'clock of said day the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements o-wt Situate in the
Townships OF OfPymouth and Saybroo county Abta
bua and state OF Ohio in townphps No 2 the third and
4h range OF townships in the Connecticut Reserve
so called being part Of the North end lot number so in
the township OF Saybrook and bounded East by the Ply
mouth township line the South by lands decided to Andrew
Wiley, West on lot number 81, so that line drawn from
said Wileys land, 1905 to stake. thence East town
ship line Aforesaid the South line of above granted and
described premises TO be parallel TO the Nerth ne lot
number so, and to contain thirty acres of land.
ALSO One other piece land situate the township of s
abula, and is bounded aud described follows West
the township line between Plymouth and Saybruok and
the thirty above described South by land decided b
Timothy Strong to Moses Cross aud John NJ Faulkner to the
East line of FauiknerB land to stake thence along
Daniel ubbards Land 1909 to the North Fast corner of lot
No 49, thence West along the North line said No 4S to
the centre Of the turnpike road thence along centre
of said road 290 thence West TO the township containing
seventy acres of land being the North part No a. ex
cepng reservation of fve to Timothy Strong on the
North side Of said lot No AS West from the turnpike road To
the township line parallel with his other land the above lots
TO contain hundred of land being the same land
conveyed TO Erastus c. by Timothy Strong wife Nov g. 1913
and recorded in Ashabula County Records VOL page 5
5l4 Appraised at
VIM HENDRY, Sheriff. as
Special Master Commissioner.
Jefferson, May 2Sth, 1861. 5wb9TS6 20
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.

MOWER 4 REPER GRIND STONES
1V1 New Lot Just Received and for sale AZ panic rcos
Ashtabua, June Is, 1891. T. NC CURE.
NOTICE.-The Co partnership Of Root
IN Morrison being dissolved by the death Of O. Root
the senior partner IL necessary that the business Of
Arm should be closed speedily a. possible All persons,
therefore. havfn-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

DAINTS, OILS, &c.--300 gal. Linseed
a Oil-lOO gallons Sperm oil-lOO gallons Tanners OH
90 gallons Lard O-50 gallons Lunar oibOO gallons Coal
Oil-l00 gallons Spirits Turpenne-o0 gallo Burning Fluid
40 gallons Alcohol, 9S per cent -
5000 ID White Lead 10 o2Oo0 IDS Minerel Pain-5OO ID
yellow oehre-b29 VI lst 1s SacS @ 70 BIsdeTs a
nan Varnlsh-25 lbs Demar Varnish. ~ '.H .fI..
Aiso Crom Paris Green, Hampcen Green Chroms
yellow Red Lead, Black Lead thrlge Indian Red Chinese
VennilOn Ivory Blao Whiting and large assortment Of
Artists Colors, for sale by GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

900 %9s So. s.d Of MGG .pS Mansd .I.sas!
for Goods with some cash. by GEO. WILLARD
June 90 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

10 kENTe-A House and Lot 10 Rent
A.bssas crasn ns 'es IA, sale APpiyto CYRUS AVERY
Nsnu.oula suue ., lhol. Sos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22
Particulars OF the Fight near Inde.
peRdence.

JoRDoN,
Acting Asst Aft General.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22

OATS ! OATS 1000 bushels of Oats
~ for sale by MORRISON.
June IS. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

l>k STAINS. lr avisit 10 Marsr'lle-. q
little incident came within nav observation,
which m Y prove ser,,e'a'ls to many OF
your large class of readers. In the Hotel
dcs Imp-rrnr. whers was res'dins. An ink
stand was accidentally overturned upon =
beautiful table .rrrad; ,hcs" rr"-n',
thorrht that the cloth was injorcd. \
.ery,n, ',sing called N To remove the article
from tbc table. all were surprised when he
assured them no damage was done. and
more surprised s,ill at witnessing the sue
ccs-iul means rcsds'd 90 for removing the
ink stain. Tie servant sTunklcd over the
cloth quantity of repp,r and sal'. and
rubbed over IL. surface The miX,'rc soon
a,snrh,,i cyrry portion of the ink, and the
iahlc-,rrrai vas Ia as god condition. a.
bctorv the accident The spread Vas Of
WOODEN fabric. have re,er had an occa-
zion i,r ts.un: tho merit. ot this simple
m1'urc. when applied in other cloths, bu,
/, CERTAINLY would not De attended siIh Any
bad result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
Constipation or Co.iivcur.s.

y. ons ofIhe 80 NAV, ~. de.h ). heir to- ESQ
IttL- understood and 90 much Neglected % ""''
t,,e.s.. Orsa originating ~ cs'''s''n"'', 90
.s,Isa,r,y habits; II :. regarded a. slight dts
o,Isr Of 10. little caas.qu~oce 20 '>e'i" a">'e'i'
~hie ~ t,aiil, Il !. the ptr"utsof and comf'n'oo
al MAJ, 81 Ih. mos, fatal aud dangerous d's."..
aud unir.. r,rl, -rnd'catri u will hr'ng The 'ni'
lsr,r ~ an uniim.ly gave. Amors ih" lighter
.,ti. 81 Which ca.i,y,s-.. - the usual 'ii"nd'ni
o.. Headache. collie, I,hsumaiisW, Ioal Bfea'h,
r,L.. ani n,h-Ts 81 lac HstrTr Will . bng uain
"A l,ishtfal disease. such malignant irN'rs, Nb.
er.,e., D,-~nier,, DisuhT,, DN'p"p.'h, Apo
u.,,, En,l.p.,. r,nsh.,. Il,.isf,s, llyp'ch"n
,I,,t.,., Melancholy nni lbsan,iy. hr'i ,~i'oa'r
their pf-.snC- ~ the system u, this alsfm'n;
.,upiou. No, nRi'-gUsn,ly the d's"s.'. na'"ei
ot g,nat. IN constipation, hut take On NJ inlef"n'
tlsnt .,.,snc. unle.. the cause iscrid'csicd insn
earl, stage f,om al these coas,dsTnt,"n. q fol-
4, e. that the disorder .honld receive immediate
a,isaiioa Whenever ii orcufs, ani ~ person
.honl tlect ~ get toN u Csphalc fi'h On
the 6r.t appearance II The complaint. AZ ih"'t
Iirsh u.r Nil ,Npcl the ,n.iiuous appfoarh'' 81
,l,.ca,o and d,,tvy Ihi. dangerous ice to human
lite.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS

ONE SUFFICIENT. Rogers relates that he
once diusd With Curran in the paslic-roon
Of the ch,ei INN at Greenwich. when he
talked great deal. and As H-as', With con-
siderable eIagrvr,iion. Speaking OF some
thing which he w"ali no, do on any indaee-
msnt. h. exclaimed sehcmsntly;
- bad rather be hanged upon twenty
gibhet'."
"Don't voc think. sir, tina, one would be
enough for YOU 80 said girl. stranger.
who vas sitting a, a table next To them.
- wish" .ay- Roser-. yuo could have
seen Carrsn'.iacs. lie waa absolutely con-
founjrd-struck dumb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Flve-,sar Ola Josie fully ,erisss tie al.
acr ahou, &c little pitchers, etc. TIE 9th
cr l,y the discourse IT her clisr- tunnel
upon tie laui,u: of %, Pilgrims, and -
sie's mind h,c,me * rci.cl upon the sub
pet o. her fbrrfthgr..
Pour father. o" she .orloquired; -
an sure I can, think VII, they are.
There. father and NV t~o grandfather,
that. PLAIN enough hat ~ha can the 9th.
cr one ~ 80 ami here shc twitched her moth.
cr's dro's inguitirs'y
No immediate an.ssr hein: given, $40
solved tie rrlh.,m FOR herself with ~.
umph,nt .lupt "Ol' kpos. II i
oar father who art IN heaven have
g, fm.h,hrr.'" Aui So walked of,
d,.lun.ns farther information on the sub
jet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Grpi -yry,c, i'rr'mr, service. ltc.a''
{, l..a f,yr vn.u l- urau uham thr -.
zoe .. conferred ia. io.i ,o Iailrpc ADD
hope I,i.u-i What Dec urs.,t a,,y b.stl~cd
in Doe, and gratitude.
Tw, BLt..iNC "lIs great blessing
q p,-,c,s wha; one wishes. ,4iI some one
10 an ancient philosopher, Who replied
"it'sa GREATER blessing It'll. MOTTO de,Ire
wha, one doe, not pl,syss."
Mnya man think. 9, - virtue which
l-cp. hin tr,m turning rascal, when 1t i
only llll stomach. one should he careful
an %; MISTAKE p,ta,Oe, Tor principle.
iiIv Is your husband, dear asked one
lazy ct another o., he. IN very bad
state. ~. tie reply. Ani pray, what kiud
OF state j. be IN -'iil persisted the other.
H. the STAGE Ps.-on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

rxIItlplcur !. the avorits s'sn 10y which
n,,.,, male, known any deviation whatever IRON
m. natural state 81 the brain. ani sissed IN thu.
l,gh, u may be- Icokrd on .. jacquard 'n'rndei
10 u;,e motto. ofih- disease which nigh, olher'
x,.. escape siis.tioe, I'LL too late "a L. frned'e.
s,J IA. Indication. .bould never 10 u~g'eoied'
Headache. may be classified uadct iw" ns"r.,
via. y, mptonaiic anil ld,oma,,e. s,np,"ma''c
II,ad.ch. /. sxee~diagly common aud 10 the pre-
e.,,o, of e,ca, variety ofdisea.es. among which
ar. Apapiex,, Goui. Rheumatism and all ish'ile
diseases. In ~. nervous iotm u 10 sympathetic
Of disease of the stomach constituting SICK head
ache, Of hspat,c disease constituting bl'oo. head
ache, of worms. constipation anl other Disorders
ofihe bowels. =. well ne rcoal Md "'rt'ne 'uec'
lions. Di.es..s ofihe heart ATE very Frequently
attended 18th headaehr.. Anrmi' ADD p'sihor
m, also affection. vh,ch frequently occasion head
ache. Id.ora,h,e h.adssh. .. ale" s.', .""''""",
iing usual, distinguished b, the name 81 n't'o"
headache, somsi,mes coming on suidcnly 10
.,a,r al appa,eal, sound health and p'o.tIs'ng a.
oec. the meutal aud physical .n"rg'es, AMI ~
other Instance. u comes on SLOWLY, hc'alied v,
,.p,,..,on IL spirits &C acstbii, ii temper. "
Ipa., Instance. the pain - ~ the iontoi III" head
ave, one or both .,-,, aud sometime. provoking
venting; under hi. el'-. may ALEC he named
N,sfaig,a.
70, the treatment of either clas. oi headaeh'
al. C.rh.Iic Pill. have been foand sure snd
,aic r,u,ed,. relieving the mos, acute pain' 20
few minuis., and by u. .uhtls power ersd'c''ing
,h. disease. Of which Headache !. the uneUins
index.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
Particular Caution.

In ths., dsy. of medical imposition. When
men assume to h- physicians without any h"ow''
edg. IL mrdicine whatever, person. cannot "
too careful to whom they apply. belo'e at least
making some in1uiry. ssd especially IN relation
10 those ~ho make the greatest P'-'""''"".' Nd
,.tt,.ing nh, .ic,an. ~ nine eases out 81 isn are
,-pa.i,rs: and q. the newspaper. are Toll oi Their
deceptive Advertisements, without making IH7sI,y
ten To- one YOU viii be impo.sd upon. Dt. W.
will .rnl free, h, eaclo.iag one stamp az above /,
a pirphlct on DISEASES OF WOMEN aad
on private DISEASE. gsncnll'. also, o'Icnl'f.
si,,a, GlI Information. With the most safssbnd
r.f,-,-r,. a-d ,.fi-o-,si'. w',h"rt which 49, adj
,.,t,.ins nh, siran or medicine ~ this kind -
deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE Wli,TEV.
ER.
Dr. Nat,i-on Z. the ooly edvc''ej phy''o'sn N
Providence, II not ~ New England. Who sd'er.
tees. m,kipg a specially Of Private Disease !
soi he furni.hc. the very bet Is'Iimon,sl.. both
oChi. kssnfy and stH. " ihst. AXE any 9th.
ere, LET THEN 10 TUT SAME.
0,,lef. by nail promptly surnded o.. Write
,our adlr... plsinly. ani send 10 DE- w. n.
MATrisON. .. above. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
MIScELLANEO US.

Tur AsALoAsAIIos or LAsouAors.-
Thew 10 n erowius tendency IN ,h'. age To APP
the moe, Expressive words oi other 'a"'
rusrr., and aj,rr while to incorporate them To-
!. or own; tho. the word Cephsl~. which V
f,ou,. the Greek, ,igniiyias "iof the head, "a
now l~ooming popela'i,sd ~ connection with M,,
great headache remedy, bu' VII
soon IT, used IN a more ge"era' way ana the wo'u
c,nh,,e will l-comc ne common q, El.etro,yPe
and many other. who's. d,.tipei'oa 40 iSss'sn
wor,l. hs. been worn away by common usage M
an The, seem 80 native ace. ,o the manor bofn.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
4 Real illc.sing.

Phyar,aa. We'll. Mf,. Jones. how Is that
h..dsehsi
W., JJsa. Gone Doctor, al gone the pit
,ou .sm CURED 'ne ~ joe, ts"nt, miauiss. sod '
mi,h ,ou Sould .rnI more - that can ha''
them h,udy.
Phynsih.. Won ran get them n any Druggists.
Gall h., Crphshe r,ll., iai th'y never isil. a"d
I recommend them ~ al ease. ~ headache.
Nc. ysa". shall send ot biS dlfectl,
ani .h,lltrll all ny .uirnug i'enl', lor the, are
real Auusg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Twr~rr Millions or poLt,r' s,Vtp.
NJ. >p,Li,ng Ia. sold iwp million. Of bT'ile. II
h.. celsl,i-,' Prepared Gluc and It 10 e'tiulh,rd
I'll AZ zach bottle save. at least ten dollars worth
oi broken iHni urr. thu. mhkiag aa aggregate -,
i~rniy m,lna. al dollar. reclaimed iron iot,'
In.. by hi. valuable invention. Having made h'.
sIu~ /. hnu.~hold VOID. he no~ PROPOSES "a do the
wufid ,ii greater service T., cur,ug al the ash,as
head. 18th b.. C.phslic rill, and n the, are a..
cool a. hi. Glos. Headache. viii 'oon VANISH
away l,k. ,n0w "a july.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Hold GA 20 your god ,h,rac'e-, for il i
AM ever will d., your b-st wclltl
llfl on 20 y1ur virtue: = a'o'c Ill
p'ice On You, IN t'm aul r..c''.
Il,ld on &C. the trutb-inr =, will seryc
wei, and D. yuu ed tarous oai eternity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
CATHERINE T.. ABBOTT.

ONFuEp, -: Ata Court II Probate held ~ IA
~, w,thia and Zoe the toanil oi uNiofd, oa
the thrtd Tusslay 1T Jsuus,y, t.D. lsbl.
en- The foregoing reJi,'oa oEnIErp, That
the .std pstI,,ust gtSt Hutt,c o. sil Ie'sun. 'n.
t~tsst,i, - csusiu. = Cut.N ~ be- prtiiiun sth
tn. ofist thereon, g. 10, I,uli.hsd tht-~ week
sa,se..i,si, tu th. ONiofd D,mocTsi. q as~sp1.
Pc printed az rsri. 90 .sii CoautN. ihatthsy iusy
srIsaf ~ Prostate Cost io bc held al the ouir-
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b. ufe aid Jvuu.
ELISHA WINTER, Jodgc.
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J. :. IIosBs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

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