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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
THE REBELLION IN NEW MEXICO.

PROCLAMATION gY THE GOVERNOR OF TIE TERRITORY.
Whereas this Territory il row invaded by an armed
force the STATE Of Texas which has taken
Of two forts within the limits Of the Territory has seized
ana appropriated to other property Of the
general government, and has established military rule
the part already invaded; and whereas, there IS
every to believe il is the intention 81 ha said
force TO pursue lis acgrcasions further and sabIsh the
military rule oyer the balance Of the Territory aid
subject the dominion and laws NJ the government OF
Texas and whereas, by section - OF an act OF the igs
a'iye Assembly approved january g. 1852 IL Is provided
that. Sin Of instruction, rebellion lnylsle,
tho Governor shall have power 70 organize and call out
the militia for the service in such numbers, and from
such disiaiets as he may think proper:v
Now therefore /, Henry Connolly Governor of the
Territory OF Mexico by the authority in vested,
do hereby issue this my proclamation ordering IN inn
mediate organization Of the militia force in the different
counties Of this Territory ana calling upon all officers,
civil aud military 10 begin at this organization. 10
this object the field ccers provided for by The said
militia law will lie Immediately appointed The Aiutant
Genera, o the militia Of the Territory hereby ordered
10 carry ths proclamation into immediate effect
Citizens a. View Mexico, your Territory has been in
vadcd. the integrity Of your soil has leen attacked the
property of and industrious czcnf has been de
sry converted TO the Of the invaders and
enemy is already at y,ur doors You cannot you pust
NOS hesitate 90 take up IN defence cf your homes
Grcs,s end families. Your msahoud calls up1n YOU to
hc the alert and b. visan la the protect ion Of the
s II your bir where relosc thesacred Returns your
ANCESTORS and which was left by them rh heritage
to yoa, IL you have The valor 70 dcead 1t. e tt ap
pal not in vtn to those who love the LAID o. their
ftihrrs land In, has beer scene heroic nets and
deeds Of noble Caring n patriotic than that
Tor which preparation. are now beng made. As your
ancestors met the emergencies which presented them
selves ia reelaning country from the donlaon OF
the savage and in preparing for the abode of Cirisian
" and civilization YOU Hpw prove yourselves.
equal TO the occasion, and notve your arms FOR The ap
preaching cnnaics.
H. whose heart beats with patriotic mInse IN times
o. danger, deserves Ret r and Should be treated
enemy to his country u these, trust there cw,
It my, among rs bat he thai latrrs. wbau every
energy that IN the patriotic heart shou 10 brought
INTO rneu1ition fog The purpose Of reprrg an invading
toe will IN iI,un be PORTED with dorision az un Ar
mold or ~ i9nde.
Dcne az Santa re this day of September IL the yoar-
rthieen huD,lrc] aad s.,,iy-one. HhNlsl CONylIJy.
By The Governor. NJ. y. orkRo .Secy or New Mexico.
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TEE noAE DEFENCE.
TIE TnIRrY.sEyENrH REGIMENT N.ys,

=, :, .r,tr,a. :. 1900 .,..l,,,,,.,- =
liz AIiihi LEV EN 1 II iiEniMt 1, \. 7 ,. ".
his ctnent y al ureap.zcd ~ The Governor on IN.
=, ~ ..,.,,,,,hor 49,, ~, ,,,,o ,r,,.. Il. . -.
80 80 ''''i'''' =
ci. W '1e Ism AZ ctcoh Wa Aela W the resieaa'
heaq. arcrs, 80 West Thirty third street. for field ON
cors hch resulted IN III, r,on,nus elec.,o,, or fb.
t. !. l,.,, a ,.,.,. -.
''' " eV' 80 "S - ''"Nsi a. haeue3"h'
COLONEL The icg ncni LAS not yet selected MaJof II
was stu ted hy Cul0nes Rooe and Mcneil soon inter The
c,,,,r ,r,,,.yt ~ opy -. ,.i ,io, .,,, t, ~ N.
-" ~ '''S
was .et u aei'nceiess ad unprotected state by the
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GENEVA, switzerland, Sept. IL, 1861.

| GENEVA switzerland Sept 10, 1851
Termination Of the Session Of The C5ntsefceChesri,g
| Statistics of the RepresSnafion-A PampAtct Var Com
nsrced-A French Embrace and is Consequences ia
Sscasertand-Sympathies If NE Christian People nth The
United Satesssasry Dsaounerd BY Special Re,ol,aoa
The Conference OF the Evangelical Alliance Is through
us abors this afternoon and extremely interesting
Meeting was held at six O'Clock. which lasted I'LL eight
This evening in which the Rev Pastor arde, in the
OF the swiss Committee commended the members Of tho
body to the Divine blessing in this moment of parting
~ was he who gave them hearty welcome at the prci
minary prayer meeting last sabbath afternoon was q
wcck.
ter THIS tue accomplished President Of the Swiss Com
mtee and by consequences President Of the Conference
delivered beautiful address Of aieu tho representa-
ves from all the countries who had attended the meet
ing The number Increased witha The last few days to
some thirteen or fourteen hundred gentlemen II the
ladies TO be included the foreign representation
would amount 10 o. east eighteen hundred Il not swo
thousand. The countries represented Switzerland
fncudng all tho Protestant Cantons), Germany France
Italy, Belgium, Holland, EngHtnd, Icnmark sweden
Russia, Austria lnda Cape OF Good Hope, United States
and Canada.
After NJ. Navile had finished his address a. many as
six or eight gentlemen, Of different countries responded
n French, English, German and Italian Tho handsome
manner IN which ths thanks Of the members the
ference manifested for kindness Of the govern
nen' Of the Eecesas zeal Authorities, Of the Committee
and Of the citizens whose elegant aud abunaau hospi
taity was very properly and most gratefully aeiuow-
lcdged, commended the applause Of every
Ts i,s address was delivered by tbs Rev. Pastor De
mole, Of Gcncva and eloquent touch ing one it
was, and after hymn had been surg an payer had
been offered up, III Conference prom l,ncpj to DO
dissolved, and tho people dismissed with the benedic-
4 tin.
thus terminated The ms, Interesting AMI acly
conducted conference of tho Evangelical Ais
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THE SEVENTEENTH NEW YORK RECIPIENT.
40 TuE EDITOR o. THE HERALD.

10 THE EDITOR o. TIE HERALD.
Tr.DcrA srGRs sEytsTYGNTE REorEST y. y. V.
CANE SEpGwlcs, NEAR ALEXANDRIA. Oct. ., 1891
Your Especial spondont from Washington under
Cato Of September 10 your issue October l. docs tho
Seventeenth regiment Of New York Volunteers, which,
havo the homer corrad great injustice BY exccsins
the Fifteenth and Eighteenth New York Volunteers from
''acts OF vaudasm,' aud having the Seventcentts
among the vandals. l received saturday night
AZ eleven O'clock orders to march, to support car
mold = Light Battory:f The regiment left crmp with
tine battery az tho appointed time and never left until
tie retuTI g. carap Net soldier loft the ranks enter
I'd a house caring ,ho entire day. Please correct the
er,r Of your special correspondent and ohge yours,
sc. II. s. LANSING,
Colonel 11th Regt. N. Y. v.
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LETTERS FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
MysTAEEs AND OMISSIONS N nIHgcTIoSs--A HINT TO
THE WRITERS.


TO gnrroK or THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Sept q, 1861
Among the mary Inconvenience {, which volunteers
subject, nerhass provoking than the
failure of their letters t, reach them puncualy The
pritc'al Of this, fad after t,sation arises
from fact that ,hor letters directed ia such mis-
cclarous to deity the ingenuity OF the post
master tell Nssc the ctters really beony send 70,
specimen copies Of letters that are daily received at he
Post olca at vast mgtons--
To COL. SMITH
Aud GAIT JAMES,
Camp near
Washington,
! Foi JAMES sAnTr PC
To Camp ---.
Over the Lang Rriagr
! IN Georgetown Itctedts.
For McHiE 0TCOLE.
@~s~~es,>>1 ~
JANES LAZY
Camp Arlington lie. shts or 1,,ewh.re
Wlhiagton, II. T.. 1
-
Iasc enclose r,py 70 showi5y letter ~ ghl l., b.
directed IN order reach dcsnalo iii safety AID
cospateh:-
HENRY JOHNSON,
60. -,
49, Regiment,
r. T. :. Vol.
Washington y. q.
Hoping that the Publication Of these Few rarts MY 10
III nca,is .. Oaneittng tho volunteers IN and atuld
Nl hlng son, remain yours truly, Il. j.. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says
More goods are selling within forinigh,
than were anticipated. The new iaria is
producing a marked influence in some man
uacigring branches. Men are going TO
work who month aso were entirely idle.
The iron meu arr in excellent spirit. and
speak Of uumistakeablc evidences Of revival,
which, when il iairly sets IN. they are at
i.fcd mus, be permanent This reacts on
the vast coal interest, which cannot fail TO
b. q bStter business than even last year,
when il was known 10 pay a good round
ptaGi. Various manuiaetorios here have
received large orders Tor work and goods.
The .hoe business i also becomins more &C.
tive. and idle journeyman are again beng
employed. The same revival ). visible In
the manufacturing towns in New jersey
Al! thee e-iicnccs Of improvement came
fram the tariff. aided, 20 dou5, by the Us
"a sur Of opening Spring. THIS activity
mus, continue during the year, in spite OF
political disturbances. Cor the sustaining
power Of public industry will be found
more ef.ctual in neatraliI.n; the eject ..oi
disturbances. than tin,d people believe pos
.ibls Give profitable euployments 20 the
North, aud .he military folllcs Of the South
will BE- .horn Of their sreate-, power to 10
jaEe Us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
DYSPEpSIA.

Th-r- !. proAabl, n, 4 i--s.- -hch experience
h.s ampl, pr,'-i % he renedshleh, the PE.
RuNI>N SYRUP n Dysy-p.,a. The ms.i
,nV,tents form. ~ thu. disease have t-ca CON.
plvtek cafei b, tbs medc,r-. a., ample tcsu.
mpny 81 some 81 uuf hf.i cit,s-a. proves.
LIrrLETo>, Mus, Jan l>o0.
To the Proprietor. II the rrrs,,ia >ywp,
Grutl~nsu have ipr several Sy,f. suheted
's-s-l, 18th py-T-p.'s accompanied To- weak
nss. sai sefyou. ifutsh,iN sh,ch made lite
lafien " AZ. Nolh'ag bal lh- .iaps., natn.
mat Coud remain az the stomach ~tthuat % "a.
Soarns.. sal ~,nl, executions. urcpinllftahLr
is,hngs in the head, bsi taste % the moath,
caurrai symptoms, inacuSI, 81 the h'sI saJ
bo~sls. p,l~., g~n~ral dcb,us, aai neTNOus state
u sNifrms .a-,eptibiltt,. made a. diseA sei cou-
iitiaa f~tSisvu- 90 Sr,iiahry m-iiUal trrstmsHt.
~ the aiScs ct an csnia~nt physician oi Boston
lcomcscsi uking PERUVIAN SYRUP; 1t
oacc l-gan g. rNp-T,eagr brncht. AurT taking
three t-lties. ~ the. h,i trslias. have eft. NJ
health ). tsstotcd All copy iie vel 40 ever.
Mu.i Chectislly do fvcummsRi f~ta'tan
syrup. ADRIAN MEAD.
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Dasis's Pain Killer.

have u.ed The medicise kao~a a. Perry Ia.
Viz. Pals KILLER IN nv fsmih 60 the last twelve
moath., ssd have srrat pleasure IN te.til,ing 10
(.y.s Of u. ,ery valuable psopert's'. wuald not
on au, account ~ without Il. Durins the exist.
sses sf,hs cAaiess h-, ,-aT, p-si sned,cis-
bs, the Pas k,lie', although m,..H anil several
u.emhsr. ef ~, fsm'l, ~.Te ATTACKED b, Il severe
". .ad ana happy ssy that the fsia Killer,
80. .gssl Ia every e@erge,o,-it 90. both a
preventive and a c.tts,a cure I coRsidcT that
.hcslj MT h. doag ,ay dat, 10 the esmmuait,
dad not .ay ihi. much, u we're attacked b,
the cholera io-la, the paia Killer .hooI H. the
oay r,med, ~osld use. ! hs,v thoroughly
tested u sad kso~ "a can h. r-l,~d upsa.
r.E. BERGiNCuND, Gakns, III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
4 GOLD DOLLAR POUND.

4 NoysL CIEcussr.Ncr u isSs. pt.
IIeu,ck osdetsd h.. foreman to eeclass ~ toN
Of h.. Sasar Coated Pill. ne- GOLD dollar-al.o
.Aor, letter, requesting The ha,.sr OF the d'iia'.
90 rather the ps,,li,.' ofihs baN ofpIl. eoa,a'a.
~ It. to adir,s. To. iisrrick, nan,ag hi' reel.
deacs. date, etc. u nov appsar. that the hpN
"a. purchased BY W.. Ama. Slsphcn.ou, ofllou''
tos. Ts,a.,-~ho, "a lcitsT TO DE-. ileu'ck.
dated Nav 18Th lsso. cay. -" "a opcuiug =
hoN u yss' Pill. Parcha'sd the. ia, j.dgs Of M,
surprise GA hsd,ag sold d.!!a'. oa examining
the d,rvsiiou', NJ note II request ~a'aI.o iDuud.
", ht,ls dssgA,e' sla,@. the joli,f. through
Sh,eA have made hrl-, and a. write, 10
suspended iron hsf pcck. With riI,an." The
dcasg,,t,n liou.ton ,afcLassd b.. suppl, Of Pill
"a Ns~ Yotk. aed ,hc Ns~ No'k drvgg,.,. direct
irOm VI. II~rt,sk.
.S->ec ad'eu,,cmea,o f'urh page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

ArroiNrENrs NJ TuE PEEIDENT. Hon.
y. h. Judd Of Illin0is bas bcen appointed
Minister to Berlin lion. Thomas Corwin
Minister 10 MeIico; Hon. CAssius NJ. Clay,
Minister 10 SpaiS Lieut.. Gov. Goodrich,
Collector, OF Boston. and Hoo. Amos Tuck
OF New Hampshire, Navy Agent, willard
Phulip-, c Hector at Salsm; Archibald
Williams, District Judge OF Kansas. wn.
T.. Dole. Commissioner Of Indian AG.irs.
IL Is strongly hoped a, Washington that
senator Crittendeu may bs nominated to
on the vacancy in the Supreme Court
The friend. OF J. G Palfrcy are making a
strong effort to place hin in the BOs,sn Poe,
oace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
STATE OF MAINE.

O..osp. .-At the >sptsu,~ Jui,c,sl C''u't h.
Tva AMI holica at rau., ~,thin sni 80 .s'd
C.sni, 1T OSIfd. on the s-cuni TUESDAY Of
March 4. u. lsbl.
u,aa the 6r,.uing lii-l It !. O,is 81. that the
.aid Mar, n. smith cause the saii JHhn SAITH,
j. oi- noth-i Of the p-ad- ny Of th'. hb-l, 10y
pa,i,.hing az aIte.lsi cop, % sa,i libel an; tbs
of,i.f ct cuart lhrfcoa, three S~eA. sucor.si'ey
~ the ONiaui DcmJcrat, newspaper pftntet ~
ran., ~ sa,I Cosal, Of OtDtd. the last publ,os.
t,an g. L. f,u-,-.n tla,. al last H. fore the nrNt
term oiths sapfrms Judicial Coar,, To- b. holden
st Aubafn, 90 out Coun,y Of Andtoscogg,n. on
the lOurth ru-.dl, II Apr,l neat, that he may
then, add ihsr-, IN .id Court spp-ar, sni ,hc~
cause. u aay he have, ~h, the PRAYER Of aid libel
.hould MT be granted.
Atie,t: SIDNEY PERlitM. Clerk.
4 ito. cup, 81 Lit-l snd oricr II couu thereon.
Atts.t SIDNEY rEliiAN, CLERK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
L. N. PIERCE, A. B.,

9TH conpsteg1 a. sistsnts.
H1RsHAkD GsCHKIFL. Teacher o( Music.
n, an Act of the Legi.atarr, the NoSmal De
n.rtmsot - ~ be apea 10 iny scholars, Who shau
k.,. .ati.6ri the committee that ~ t~o trims
d., ~iI hiy, qualified ihr,nsslye. "a take charge
OF pubhc school.
Bat ~ order that the advantage. Of the school
ma, - ay4il,ble 90 all. dar,nt both terms, Il VII
h. Tree vi eNtn charge. 10 all the aeaism'ea' STU
d.a,. ofths teqairei prod cIenc!. -,
Ia the Nofas.l school, thoTo Oh Instruction VIII
b, giyea in the cosmOa Eaglish studies. Lee
turs. up,a sdacai,oa asd tn beet methods OF
teashins, ~,ll - given duriag the term.
The AeademIcal department. viii 'ece''s n'
usual sueaiioa. from the PriaeiPsl aud e-mpe''h'
asssstaats.
There wil - an examination of applicants Zoe
the normal School, on >stnIdIy sad Monday
March 9Th, aad ilih, Al O'Clock. 4. VI. IN tn
Academy, TO which time application, will L. re.
ce,sed.
Aocstanodst,ca. ran 10 secured by students
Zoe boarding themselves.
Board IN good families Gao be obtained Zoe
si.75 to s2.c0Psr week.
TUIrios-Commoa Eaglish, $500
Higher $50
Languages. sW
No. on piano, 500
Scholars viii not h. received iot less tina" hall
+, term. Those altsad,sg les. than shole term
nj Ipay 6se cent. per week extra. For farther
particular. aidres. the Prnclpal, or the Trustees
sAML X. CARTER, Secretary
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DipriIERIk.

10, N. cure Of ,hst dreaded disease. Davis
Pain Killer ). specific, Il fcsoued TO 10 tune
u shosld be use !. mixed With water, a. gar 1.
Ele, aad the throat huh.i ~th PAIN MILLER
i,.sh. Read What Ia WALroS writes 80 un.
de- date Of Nov. -. iso0, from Co.hocton COCA .
~, ohio; -,
- an happy 60 inform yoa that the Pas Mt
TN cuSr- thu. p-w disease, DV'tsII % Sore
T'lrulf. that .. prevailing 10 - alaimiag an ca
tent IA thi. .sci,on Of the coasIp. IN Wainut
Geek iIol,ne, coaaiy the, use scarcely am other
remedy, and u ha. never tesa taown to tail 30
.iugle Instance when used ~ ii'ae. This sct
yua NAY usake kaosn o. the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE

rhi. gr,r Nesuige Ismc,l, s"d Natural
Op,ats call. 90 special sltrui,nn nod inirr't, br-
"a. Zee Ut opiup, ot preparations oi opium. 80
OF as, iut ,is .tu,tl, vegetable 90 medical prop
er,,r. Foo Ncufsigi,. Rhcun'i ti,n. Goat, Tooth
Ache and E,r Ache, ~p,a,l tonpt,inls. Heed.
ing II Lag. or >tOm'ch, Rose Ia, IcNsf,
,s,,rth. aai all minnS Nrrou. C"mphin,'.
fot -. II Sep. Chwa,c 90 Nsf'ou' Head.
ache, u has % opal. an a. shrh Ne ohsi tee.
i,rnoai,l. ifpu, uni,shisi .rsfcrs
For pch.ium Tr,m',. iti.a sue Rsmc,l,
For Bowel ,omi,iais. iucluiisg Cholsn
Mpr,,a.. It o. .pl.ai,I.y adapted. "pt oal' ~
moyiag the piin' lot srtng is ph,str,s gra'
contrast s,lh op,ua. which not uuly cua'l'pair'
sad irtg. tn N,i-.n, hl, make, the remedy soIss
THAI the d.rap.
Tfu,a rhys,ciaas We a.k surst,pa, snl on 10.
mini fcfmih. -, rrinl ii,iiir. Will h. .cui lie.
tFp,ag - the Anoiyn, an Op,alr ~h'ch bat.
bng br~u waited. ani "a the Cough Rrmcd,
such 80 Is.t sniifsly on "as csato.l p'ise,pl~.
Irvm in,,lii, ", ak correspondence ioT
Pamphlets % rNphuI'pu, ~iihvuI "po'tag--
stamps"
rnoc.-laf,s Cough Remedy. 81 o''. pc hott~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
Headache! Headache!

TAaa.,aI. OF per.oss sudct from headache. !
the .st,sa. ,lstfineat Il their comfort. bu,ioc..
sai heath, -ha a, ght sa.,l, h. cSei ~ 'impl
u.ins H.-pA,,y's Hs-sgpaiAis Npss,sss. III
Hradache Pm, Tsksn "a the morning. ani III
R,l,aas r,il iaksn at n,ght. rarely Ll ~ cure N
s-..t severe sa. obstinate case, Thousssd. hsN
,ns tired thea have beeh catifs, ir-Cd Of I'll,
iu,as IT their 1--we. 60 aud DO likewise. Price
Is eeat. Pc DoN. SiN baNss TOE 81
Seat h, nail 90 express Tree II chatgc, 90 re-
cent ofths pf,cs. Address,
Ia. =. HUMPHREYS l. CO.,
No. So Bfosd~aN. Ns~ lofk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
Maine Legislature.

FRIDAY, March =.
sS,rE. After = lsng,hy debate. the
hill revealing the Personal Liberty Laws
VA. passed yeas l., nays ~, as follows
Ys,s-Me-.rs Andersen. Benson. Blunt.
coodenow, Granger. Gross. Hubbard. IA.
Ter. Kennedy, Lyiord. Miller. Noyes. Pitsh-
o.. Rider, Sylvester. True. warren-lT.
NArs-Mes.r- Biekn'll, Bridges, Don
nell, Hammai,. Harlow, P-ase, Pierce. Toll
man. vinton. vaushan-l0
Passed % ~ saacied-Bill in all Of the
construction Of the ArOO.took Railroad !;
bill relating u the claim Of the State upon
the suretiss Of u. u. Peek and bis bonds
men.
HoUsr. The bill. an act to AID the Aroos'
took Railroad Company, came up on It's
passage TO be engru-sed. Carried 20 TO ".
Subsequently, the same bill passed to be
enacted 10 70 IS.
S,rURp,Y, M,rch ..
Sg>IrE. Bill relative 10 mortgages OF
rrr.o,Ai rrorsrty came from the House
amended. and as amended was passed to be
engrO~-cJ.
the Livcrmore. Fall. Paper Manufacturing
Company.
Fiaaiy pduol-Rcsolve appropriation,
public land. to wateryile College
HarSE. Passed % = sEacisd-An act for
the registration OF births. deaths and mar.
rage. an act additional 10 Chapter &c Re.
ysed Statutes. on title OF real estate by levy
on execution.
Pas,,3 fadlly-ResOlSe making q gran,
81 land 20 Wateryllle College.
90 motion OF Mr.. Fox OF Portland. bill
an act relating IN Forest Avenue Hor>e rail-
road was considered and amended, and pas.
scd TO b. engrosscd.
norsS. B,ll eIempting printing prose-,
from attachment. Was referred 10 neIi les'
stature.
BIN Tor rAi.iug lOCO volunteer. was in-
definitely postponed.
Pa,,fi kaal.y-Resolve in favor OF Wat
crville college.
MoNp,V. March II.
SI~,rE The Militia bill came iron the
House amended and a. amended was pas
s~i @ he Cngrossci.
The Volunteer Militia ball was indefinite
liz postponed IN concurrcnce.
The petition 81 the city oi Bidieiurd Zoe
A'AtFmfNl OF INV ~ lNsNiENA " =" .S'"s
sel.ci committee.
\ bill % incorporaie the stockholders OF
several railroad corporations was referred to
next Legislature.
HorsE. The apport,onment bill came up
Nv as snmeat. and was discussed until hour
Of adjournment.
Bal 70 Incorporate Maine Mining and
Manufacturing company passed TO be en'
erO-sed.
On motion Of Mr.. KimbAn. an &C, TO IN.
corporate the MasAlloway Dam company
was pas>cd 70 Be sngro~-.'d.
TrEsplr. March IL.
SENlrr An attempt % reduce the mum.
Der Of Representatives iron Oxford County,
under the app0riionment was lost.
Bill proyidi. for registration OF births
Marriages and deaths and Incorporating
the city Of Lewiston, pass'i 70 be engrO''
I'D
Committee on Judiciary. q bill f1r ineor-
poraiion % Agricultural hank =, Canton,
reported that Il ought not to pass. AceeP-
ted.
Resolve relating 10 Normal Schools pas.
~ % BE- engrossct.
norsE. The militia bill came from the
senate Tor eoneurrencc, which was refused,
81 20 60.
The A?poriioumeui bill va. considered.
A motion 60 amend by taking one member
from oxford. and adding same o. Somerset
was ucsltivci. The bali then passed. - De
SncrJssci. - 10 20
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The Age states that the Legislature vii!
ADJOURN finally, on Moaday next.

wssHlNGroS. March - The Herald cor
respondent s,y, Secretary Seward ba. de-
elinst 10 see the Southern Commissioner.
who will now address formal ofheiai CON-
noniea'ion to him setting forth the char
Eeter and purpOss Of their mission.
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The uu,,er.al Cough Remedy

ct whoopiag Cosgh. There are pfobabl, u'orr
cases OF Whoop,ag Cough coaiinaej great
lsngth 81 time b, the u.s of r,meiie. containing
sNPcCJoraHJs, ~hich not onl, sggrs'ate the cOugh,
lat ran ds.a the sSstrm, msA,ng me cpugh "a
tai, % pfoiucibg csn.umIsi"n, ihan d, az, uihef
csu.s. rhi. - eomplstsly Oh, isisd N the uni.
,stsai Coagh Es,nsiy, ~h,eh coatsin. a",h,us
o. proisc~ a4ssss 80 Pto.ttaiins' and the Coush
Yield. sHsusll, while the system - sustained.
l,s.al,s iu.Id, the d~eilr,to", aud all ate asked
10 .ati.i, thsm'slyts by TRIAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

yCauGHs. The s-djen chsss.. 81 onr cl.
mate ar s"arc~s Of Psl-asf'y, BrS.,Aisl aAd
Asfksshs IS'ch5zs. Esper,esce hsS,ng proved
that supple remedies ol,su act sp"cd'l, and cet.
t.ial, = hen isksa ~ the cstl, Stages II the dee.
s,.., rrcsst-r .hvahi at unc- b- hsd -" BToSs''
R-s.sAial TfocA,s." 90 hIcpge,. l,t the Cold,
Cangh. 90 Iuitstion 81 the rhroat - ever 80
.lsht, .. by thi. Pf~csut'oa mote sc',ous at
tack NAV y sasctuall, ~a'tici "A. fuHtIc
,GIKs aai >IsstEs Will 6ni them th,c.
rual ior crat,ng aad Strengthening the voice. -,
.Ny.rttsewgut.
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

yJ,IiIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. freed
af all the oomHsnn compo ncnis' such a.
Opi.ir., or E,pscIousR,.. which not onlN fun
,losn the ,ysisis. hst DESTROY ell chsao, 81 cure.
will H. oanl go lr,,l H. possr'' the iaIlosiq,
p,up~r,c.. sai 10 which the m'., ''ld'blc ir'u'
mon,sl. ma, ~ fand IN the p,mphle''.
For Whooping cough. and a. Soo'h'ns
s,rp, IL p.-u every ~sHt, aud Icy earl, use vii
save the L's..t pfopart,an 81 rupiu'r. IN ohil'
dr-a ~hich CO H. traced o. Wh,op,ng '"nsh'
Ia os,Iin,ry Cough. and Brunchil Complaints
the G,r.raansf. 90 gon.unption a.. spL sailed t"a,c
prpetii.s make u not oal, ih~ m.'i I''ficci eac'
~, 90 d,.ea.c. hai ball. up aHd .a'n'as the eye
ten ag.in.t recufrcnce Of the Ionphiat. We
um.-p .h,lli b. ~,thonl II, Nor .h"old parents
tai 90 ct pamphlet, {, H. i"aai siIh al deal
ere. a. the onl, saN a. 30 justice 10 IT. value.
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NJ A Z K / Z d .

IL Fp.lsirs, March 7ih. b, Rev. u. u. Sew.
al, assisted d, Rev 4. 4. E,chmoed. VIZ. frius
.. >hHlsy. uf the hfm Of l.. / y. o. Sh,Tlsy IA
Me. Emil', onl, daag hI.f Of Alb'oa IA -, E-qr
sli of fDstarg.
u Norway. 18th last, by Rev. J. e Snow,
Nj. Geo. ". Par,aB. To Ms. Luen 4. Gorham,
both u Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

The Pcoph'. Pamphlet, which may be
had (craii.) Of dealer. N Davi. Vegetable
Pain Killer. abounds in certificates Of the
most reliable character, and such as wall
convince the most incrcduIous that it is in
valuable As a family medicine.