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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
Weather. Markets &c.


The weather is mixed. On Thursday
night last, a thunder storm good enough for
July, then mud, then freeze, then rain,
then (on Sunday night snow storm, and
on Tuesday one of the prettiest spring days
you ever heard of. The river is falling
Boats are going up and coming down, but
Lake Pepin is yet proof against the tails
manic "Open, S esame!" Until the lake
opens and clear way is made for St. Paul,
the boats are not very sancy; the last re-
port we had from Pepin, "the ice was three
feet thick and getting thicker" By May
LIST all will be right. steam tow boat or
tug, for the use ofthe Northern Line, is on
its way here from Pittsburgh; it is called
the bill Henderson," and has power to pull
st. Paul down to st. LOUIS if necessary
The Henderson's business is to barge goods
and Produce up and down the river.
The past week has been a muddy one and
but few teams have arrived. The Ferry
wharf has been active receiving goods and
shipping produce. Travel is quite brisk by
river and by rail. Many Of our merchants
have gone cast for goods, and in a few
weeks we will be ready here for business.
The Bank crash referred to in another col.
umn, frightens US all little, but the past
few months have prepared the mind for
any thing that may come along. 1t is
thought the condemned banks will never
recover. The discounts here range from Is
to 30 cents. Freights to Chicago and Mil
waukee are now the same; Is cents on
wheat and corn. To St. Louis, Q cents is
asked.
Wheat advanced to 70 cents on Wed.
nesday under slight foreign advance and
demand from eastern millcrs; it is now
selling at 69@72. Corn, %. Oats, $50
20. At Milwaukee on Monday wheat sold
at about 80. At Chicago the same. The
Southern demand for grain is now better
than the eastern, the St. Louis market on
the Goth being for Flour, 81 30@s4 IS;
wheat 5000. Corn and oats not quoted,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

CHANGER. d. Kctchum, the Origina,
McGregor Auctionccr has moved his goods
to Evans Block, below the Times Office
Mr.. johnson the Leather Dealer goes to
Kctchum's late stand.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
For Kea,fI

VIZ large and commodious THREE SroRy
nH.Lh STORE now occupied by a. H. Plan.
ior Rent on favorable terms. Possession will h. vv..
Nay st. is6l The location of said store. for
wholesale and Retail bu in-ss Is unsurpassed Nv .,v
In the city. For terms. apply TO LEE KTvv.pEn"5
Mc"res"r April |, 1861 or W. J. GILCiIRrST'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
Furs.
A. H. SrRorsE hands us the following Price
List, for Furs and Skins, for March, 1861


Buy INC News!
CHARLES o. PACKARD Offers for sale all the
valuable Eastern. Chicago and Milwaukee DAILIEs,
the Ledger, Mercury, the various Magazines, DC, &C.
Subscriptions obtained for any paper or Magazine
In the United States. Call at the Post Once for
NEWS from all quarters.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
Concert.

DROT. CARPENTER will p,v. ....,s al
Il concert, at the Brick Church on sos.
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT.
az r.r.'s ~. IL O'Clock. Tho entire CANrArA
90. or .1nss, viii b. rerformed. Mis-, Clara Jon..
me part Of Esther al.o, preside At en-. Piano "a
formed 30" "~ ~''o' viii also DO Per.
Tickets rs cen s--Chil,,ren 10 cent. a-.
See Programme.
Mc0regor, April 8, lS6lwl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS

INCORPORATION NOTICE. -A
TIME annual Election or. om..-. a. A..
L Mc0regor, will be held Wv Ao"n o.
On saturday, tho 18th day Of April.
1881. between The hours of 10 a. M
.n'sn time there will be elected BY ballot q M:v"r
re-. and nve Trustee. also Trea.urer. Esr
April 2, lS6lw2 AZ, W.
RED CLOVER, White Glover, Timothy, uscr.,s-.
~ n 90 Top and Blue Grass Seed, for sale ~
BASS GRANT
kNELO and Garden Seeds by the bush.l. pound =.
l. Paper for sale by "
23Swe ..
var..,ss f.. csrter Potatoes, and other choices
BASS d CRlFr
NALENA. Grand do Tour ana Mo,,r. p,.-- -.
~ asscriptons, for sale by " ~
BASS q GRANT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

FIGS! FIGS! FIGS!
nn(l Drums Fresh Pigs, for sale by
UOJ HOFFMAN,, BENTON 4 CO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

coins courss toward the South-the reso.
lutions were referred by the Republicans to
the COMMITTEE on Swamp Lands"
designations in the Southwest still 20
on among the army officers of the U. S.
The Tribune says Fort Sumter must be
abandoned or civil war will be inevitable.
The New Orleans steamer Bienville, has
been seized in New York for violating the
Custom laws. The case is referred to Mr.
Chase.
Gov. Houston is depesed in Texas; he
don't notice the Legislative act of deposition
but goes right along as Governor. 1t is he
and not the State Of Texas that asks mill
tary help against the Indians.
A Wisconsin editor in abiding to tenn.
perance article on the I'd page of his paper,
says: See our inside for "ErrEcTs OF
LIQUOR ON THE HUMAN SToAAcu!''
1t is said that Mr.. Adams objects to the
appointment of Wilson Of Chicago as Sec
rotary of Legation. The fashion Of the
ADAMS family as former Ministers to En-.
gland was to appoint their sons and it is
true that Charles Francis has son capable
of filling the position. 1t is thought the
young Adams will be Assistant.
The New York Tribune says: "With
tears Of indignation and sorrow, we may
manage to acquiesce in the abandonment Of
Fort Sumter"
The Republicans Of Cincinnati have nom.
mated straight ticket Of their own for
municipal officers. The Democrats and
Bell-Everett men oppose them. A "seces-
sionist' Of Louisiana writes to the Spring
field Oll.) Journal: (Rabid) "Allow dis
unionist TO say your editorials are particu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

KnO-i~dg, 10 POWER, If you know b0s to
nee u.
Men overrA,e tier talent. but ondsrra's
tier influence
\ sood man /. Kinder TO bis enemy than
I'D man TO 10. iri.ads.
Practice AVS iron principle; for asa
nan ,link., 80 ~ ~,li act.
Death and ,0.morrox arr never berc--
thsy sre either no, eime OF gone.
I,.I Ice. pain TO learn IN ,oa,h than TO
- ispCrant N az.
The Ishhic. in our Path ~esr, u. and
make Nc iooi sore more than TIE rOchs.
rhc-s ~ho praise ,Os IN The bes'nnioG.
will s.k favvr. In the spd.
MOoey ~ nothing " irseli; !, 10 u,sfui
Unly when II depart. from us.
\ lady report. the following; "ooe day
I, Vas raining. and the room ~a' dark.
Nv little th.ss-ye.r-old Vas playing quietly.
Shsn the Sun .hope cot suddenly, and Get
III ae,ow. Up jump. my yOung''er and
,,,ner- With ell his might. enchanting: 10
mother. the Son. walked up-'bs Suns
vassd up"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

l,,.hy giving lnuse To fo'ly. m oanSsr'
,lron aud action. tia, people expose them
-lry. o. eontsmpt and r,iiculc. The mod
1T man nav isprye h''n-sli Vt .'ne part OF
~, .ppias-s OF .ome .'r, of people IN eon-
,,r,.uon. by not SHINING altogether 'nmneh
3. 10 might have d,ns. Or he may deprive
Ia, III Of -ome Lesser advantage. IN l'ls by
~. reluetsney in pgt,ing himself forward.
BaI Il !. only the rash and 'mPe'uou'
,Lssr or actor. that etFsstaally eiPo-~. him
,-lf 10 company or ruin. himself in life.
I, !. therefore easy to dstsrn.ns On which
lido 10 err.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

Nrw war or MAKING rENNr. One OF
cur lstrds. Who shall bs bAnsl--s, had oeca-
sion lately. IN the course Of business. TO put
into The hand. VI he la~ as-nt small SUN
Of money. Tie writer entered tie money
IN b.. cash BOX. aud was proceeding 10 give
. rseyip,, when the laird thu. addressed
him Nov, Mr.. - AMI ~, -. needless
Tor YOU 10 - At the iruuhls o. Wriiln' = re-
capt on that b,t o pap-r, 81 s;issin' a
J-uuy stamp on {. Jl't g's me the Jenny.
.Da D, ,ru., - yer h',s'' tn" man -
su.iu--, good nh'urriiv hani'd hs client
one I-runy aeS'rjing'y lD~-" Ramsay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

WANTED TO RipE The IlOrnsll',ills Is.
y Journal says;
n. the morning express train on the
Iiornrll,,ls 4 Ai,iea + X. wn 'earryins
along between Linden and A,,ica, on Tse'
tay, Sam~.ll. the engineer, e.p'-d . wo-
gan i.- rol. she.t vehsnsntly a.ssius
TIE Train 18th her apron, which she bad
,-I 70 auick Tho brakes we're ~hi.ilet
Josn. and the tran broush, 60 stand still
.udint' whats wanting = e'g-r'y
.n,i apIi,u-', q.rr,-i the CONDUCTOR. Gar
a,n-r. and othsr-. Of tie lsi, t-lws s''snty
- Eighty var. oIdl Mo had -'"Plsd TIE
train. I-srt g. riJs, .h.~vrsi - \
= 'r, l,os'tr - - sl~r-. s-'t ~
.r. .s ... .... e...r 'r"
-r,.- sci. .a." ''si
tl.oIt.iy ~ e. iu,a ne az. 80 stated
'tst .he tad never - m 'hc CO. 'st''s.
arI ~trn hpa,d a. Auc,, .ssr-i mgsh
10 gated a, Ter ru.r.al sAIrr.u'v.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

A SIF,R,rK T,ELE One hot summer
day. DuSe Charlie. d,ned 10 the little town
Of Nas,ld With tie dinner came a great
nulliIsds Of dee, ell GninVItei, but that
n.t,~rsd nothing They hSu-d aboa, one
over another. and lighted here add there,
pasrug quite as free IS II they bad been a
portion Of the rrineely train.
Duke Charlie. ~.s angry At this, calling
the hostess, ssid-
Herr. old bslt.me. le, the aies have .
separate table -
TOE ho.,-... very quiet woman. did A.
che "a. ordered set out another table. aud
then coming up TO the Duke. sad. With a
cOsrts-y-'' TIE table is served Will your
highne-. order the dies IN be seated -
TIE rest need no, ~ tod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
A Canndian Remody

70, CoaIrusss. irrsgulariiy dAd Ds'i.Hy Of
The Dig,ahrs Organs. IHdudHg Hsaaarh,.
La,aiuds. NsrroEtas't. GsRrai ProUra-
tior IN, Mnde and BODY. Para,yui, e.
A MOMENTS ,.d~et,aa oaght ~ coaviuc-
"a ..a.ibl. ma Of the G,, sod daagsf OF r"n'
..nti, do-ins ~Hh ssthsft,r ta"'iirip~s he
practice - p.fp,s ,oas an .u,sidal. A'NI~fiFrrs
- loFiy ,.ar- h.. f,ught me that tho ron'i'"i''
ipcr,a.,ag r'i. ol niigc'l'Oa az. isariall ags,a
waited h., he 10 10. nee II Caihinics. lhs
Am-riosa p~opi- arc hs, trc"m'rs nsi'nn 1t
d,.psp,,c. b, Their sfiihci. a,odr. ~ liir. Dnh''
tc Calhanics iscrl'- the ifr,t.h'hy, ani pi'''
,rs,s the ,ususih Otto digestive otgan'.
III. pill. nv oh-t~i are - aly as'iTnsd
a. ala, Ih. ,u,i.b,by, sod ~ ths .sms lice o.
In, iKo,,i. snd .fengthsa all NJ, ianoiun' OF i..
s,.tIos, -h,L- The, af- g-nib hsaii'". lhD
af- .Rid,ns. tpnr and tsNauVs. lhrN afr %
as,L -a irut-iisg that oa~ - not fs'niad~d ~
ssy d,.agTs~aa. effect. that h' has nhcn ne'i'-
,,s.
Ba.ip,,, p.a. Stnlsui.. prolts.iun.l msa. ~.
m.l,-. spi ali PERSON. l-sfinE couhHrd o. 80.
isa,sr, LIE. .hoaI iiy thea.
III. ssdsf.,gu~L rh,.icisns, ch''r'allN or''i'
10 ih. high professional standing ~ ~ '1h' ~
si.a-,e.d. os. Ut The "Lis.t anf hest phSsi'itn'.
snd a. the ssrcii.at qu.i'i'-s ~ hi. MAJ i".t's
practice aai hight, sppru'-
J. u. Gib.nn. " II. upnh,m. & =
CT. COTTON. ND, Cu~sn.vii,.
CHARLES BROWN .MD,
\. =. FOSTER. v II. Rome
NORMAN CLEVELAND. u. BafB'ioa.
n. JENkS, ND.
CIV. CowLE>. VI u. sua.-sd
JOHN MElGs, ~.
JOSEPH BRE ,DoN, VI %. Sprs-oa X. y.
BE>JANIN DAMON. " ~. tost,cook
LEMUEL RICHMOND. VI u, Drfb, Line.
VI. q. GLiNE>, VI u, Jompion, &. D..
q. %. sONERS. " ~, Nagug, 4. q.
J. RUTHERFORD, " n, Nr.po,t. VI,
PREPARED by DIR. VI .. COLBY. Snu.tri 4,
&. T.. aud Dv'b, L,ar. Ntuuoat.
Sold b, Dr. Rust, 30 Paris Bate. 4 Co. r.
re; A. -. Moves. Nor~ayi -. Porter. J T..
G-fy. u. W. Noble AMI Juhn u. Rad, Nstst-
iofd; MT. loaHg. Wet Pans, q 4. knighf,
IL, aat'. I.nd gl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
Real Estatc for Sale!

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY .,'s-,~i IA
i the ,,llsg, Of AndoNsr 'o'"-' ,hnos" 40 'he
Cr"sksu estate, formerly oss.d and "o'spsd ly
III. l.i. ir~,. Cfock.,t snd y. u. . iurb,'i. sai
NOR, Ire,nil, h, The late br. =. 4. AHA. aad at
pf-.~ni occspicd T., N.,hsn Dt---rr. The prop
.,ty eoa.,,. oI ab'ai .,si..n .cir. ed 's', 'sI-.
r,o, land. -,lh psaTly as~ ''oncd h"a.' l"'lt
ssd 6n,.hed he "o', 'uPrT'"' aann"', 9TH =
god sod a 10 ha.h.,l baIn. al ui ~ by IS le.t.
sad .ailabL oo'ha,liiHg'
Al.,, the T.ssfn .lssd sdjoia,ag. all The store
..i ut on wh,ch .taad'. oa the opposite side 81
the Iu.d.
Th, sb,'- pruT-rfy -ill 10 cold low applied
1f .oon, anil tern. Of ps,m'ai made easy.
For particulars iaqiir. Of The ,at-sI'hsr. ct
Ando',r toTs-I. l.. L, ALLtN'
Andcvcf. sept. lot 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

4 couu,ryman IN the jyp'b. ut iy.r~p''e
d.. pair c.ll.i on a physician. Tho d'ci'r
gave him sOme AIN airicc as 10 80 i''i'
aa.i1c thorough change, and ended BY
writing prescription for -'m- tonic. .-y'
IN. .. Tas. thar. aud c,,me back To- tort
night" In ten days Gils. returned. bloom
in and happy. the picture oi health The
Doctor ~. delighted, and proud OF h- skill.
he asked TO - What be had gwen him.
Gle .A,l n. bad no; cot IL. Where was
~. took il. SIR" took Il what
Rave you done with iir'-" ! sis Il, or
You told nc . iais u ="
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
Atlantic Monthly,
ROR la02.

TIME Jsnsnry auaisr wiI eommssee the Nh
volsm. ofthis Masssiss. lie very Lrss asd
lscre.sias circulation 10 sra,if,ins evidssee OF
pablo sppsevsi, and ws isdasiry ~'ll b spared TO
,saJ.s The 6sfheoming vo'a~e adequate 60 the
ses,s,rsm-a,s of iiwes 90 prvx~aat With rrsss
s,ests ss ,bcss sf to-day. The he Of the lie.
psLie, ,h. Ire, iuiesv.fs ofihs nation. demand oi
hiers,ue Q msaly add generous se''"a, ssd the
csade,ors efihis jsurnAl. vii RENT, m snoff' IN
s.I;.,ns The bee, isLs, II the c"sa,ry 10 s..ppo"
With viees aud sloqseaee thoss ep'a,oas snd pin.
e,ples which bssoe the g,ss, pebble heart TO .'s"d
6sm .a the side II fr-e,Iom AMI right. Nm el~vs.
led ,,,ioaai Amss,c,a .p,,n viii always h. fc.ed
Illustrated ~ thee p.ase.. The A,la,'e Mosihly
9th .~ves give ether iham the beet li'-'si"re. and
!, oil L. The constant aim OF iis oostisc'efs 'o
reader i,s variety greater aud is attractions btisr
och @ce,h ih.a the hs'.
A,peas the eoair,la,ioss already IN hand hs
ie63, The following ~ill commead themselves .s
,.be,.., in.,re..eais zoe s,s.y family 10 provide
,h. los,he.niur saal~rs los hoasehoh rc.di g.
Professor Ag.s.i, win h-yia 10 the !a""ar,
sua.l-r series ~ su,ees oa Natural H,stv.
snd .shst kisdr,d ,.pios, 10 b. oo"'inusd ifom
ninth to wolh ,hrvarhos the year. 49,.
A nv r-mssee b, Ns,hss,el Hs~ihosne, vii
spp<sr earl, 10 the year.
A ..~ ssory b, the late Th~.iore Wia'hror.
s.,has of' C.e;i Dr-~ne.' viii b~ commenced 10
IN. Jss.sf, psmh~t.
DE-. Georre U, wipl.hip. we'll kno~n for h"
remark able experiment. ~ g,m"s.,ios, has Wit.
ten &c the Ailsai,c the Autobiography OF .
sirrag,h s-.k-,," giving an acc'a'ni II h's ne
,hod 81 u.ia'as &C. leafs ii .f'eaf'h. With s"vee
90 msu.r. IL health.
An,ele. by Professor Jamss Ro.ssh l.o-''l, a"
tor~. Of na,aasi ,.isrr.t, oil spr~Ar i,-q'en''y.
Bs,ard Ts,is he. ~r,u.. . story which vii
spc~sr IN the February nv,ai-r.
The sisd al writers. N p'ose AMI petty. Con-
ir,iu,,nr rerular, To ,h. A,iaa''e Meoihly, oo'a.
p,,.e. sn..sg 10 psvsist asm~. the foll,s iari
J...~. R...~Il Lowell. iie.ry W. Lost f-ila-.
Rslph WaLio E.ses..a, N.hssisl Nssih.'a.. !.
w. Ilirr,a.cs. Oliver w.sieli ii.l~s.. John a..
wh,,iier. L. 2 whippe. Bsysrd Taylor. Gc"ss
= Ii,li,sr,i. ilenfy G,Ls, Nv u STOW. Harriet
n S,o~, ll.r.ie, Msr,assa, lisu'e, u Prescott.
TIhs,-s3I ~ snnsm, o' - o.r,s pr ""n.
her. upoa The r-ce,pi Il ,h. sshsc'p,'"a p'ioe.
m, tabl,.hsr. ~,il nail ,h. ~otk 10 an, part ol
IN. tni,rd sI.,r'. pre- Paid. Subscriptions ma,
A-s,a With either the 6fs, an, ssbs.qsen' sau,'
t-,. Tb. rsg-. ofihe Al s'ie arc sisr-o'yped.
sad bach a.ml-v -. L. s.ppl'~d.
Clpssiss AHRA>ohsbsrs. suhsrt,,-s'
ie nv ,h.i, s~n postage. Two r"pes g., Five
psltsr,; Five C.p,~. Sr Ten Dollrs; Els'ru
t.p,e. br Tsea'y DOI.n. Po-rse d cents
yer year.
Publishers. IsS ws.h'astoa ST. I'c.ton
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THE OK RID D E N

Stats Cssr Of Probate hela 81 ~.
re. " ssd zoe he Cesssy Il Oaissss ~ he
tksei rsesiay II Deceshsr, AID. 1851.
NALvtN n. ROSE, administrator 81 he 90.
" ssis of Nelsoa Roe lsse q D,sks'd 10 sA'd
Cessiy decsase,l, having psvses'ed hs '-rs.d &C.
ecssi sf sdmisis,rsiies Of The ESTATE 81 sid de-
cessed 6s aio~ascei
Os,Irs-i, iha, The sad Admisis,~iss give
aic. 10 III p~ssoss isses-.,ed b, ezus'ss copy u
.hss s~,ier 10 he ps.hiished ,h'es weeks sscees-
;,-~l, !. The Oxf,rd p~@.ers,, psi~i-d ., Fsr's,
/, ..,L C.sr,, ', that they may spp~a' 81 q Pro.
i..,, C.sr 10 !. held al Paris. 10 said Count, ma
.a the third Ts~.dA, Of Jaassry ssSi, ., ten
e'ei.ck 70 the is.ssea and shr~ easse u any ihsy
have, Why the same .houli M, b. slL,sed.
q. W. WOODBURY.. jatse.
A true cep,--siiesii J. n. tiosss. ksg's,ss.
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Al .ltt,i.i. G..dih. G.llo-,as
,,,.,,,,.r r,-rs
IMfok'hNi fA'iS'
rAcr 80. Z. TIL. bsins dol, l,ceu'.d. their
msshia~s are protected sssiast iah'nsea'~"s or
L,irai,oa.
TIer No. 2. Thee Msehine, make the io,k.
.,,,,h- ali , m, h,,h .ia..-ssi s.. q LtIls lee
,h,, h,b.. mneh th,,sd and .ilk a. tho chain or
I-,r..,,,eh m,rh,a...
E.,r No.3. The M,eis,s aTr b~,t.r ~
a,n.,J tbs, an, ,ih.s m,rhise. b. maize, o. The
$500, ,h,,,,. ,.I aims, s..ils.. ,.r.s,, sf
$40, ,.o,,,.,i IN o tam,l,. Tho, 10 60. run
80, o. ,~,.,, ,h,sIa.. az m.,..,lI.. .,,hsa,
,,,oo,,,. ..i m.l. ever, .,,,ch perfect. They
III .,,n as, (,.p n. 6e..t r.a,. 20 III. h,s.
,,,.t 18th. a.d stool. hard L-s,hst. without
,h.,g,,s IN. ,,d, n..dL. or tsa.,or, ot u,.kiuf
an, sdt,.,...a, sl machine whatever. .. mt
...h s,,sh,s. b., ,d.p.-l q, pablo n.,i aud
a., ,A.,,.I 10 C.n,I, a.-. -hy No, g., ever,
,,,,.,, oT,;rh, ,..,.. a,aaiaeturrt For .ofs
,,-, h,.,, So .ar i.n,y msch,ss. -. recommend
our hIsrt .r,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

The Worcester Spy cay. Mr. l.. W. Pood
Ia. just completed the Hsanofastars OF .
'.usry Of twenty light rihed cannon. OF b"
ii,entiOn. called the Ellsworth Gun. 1, '
, breach. loading riaed gun, fOUr Zee; long,
n iLehss IN diameter AZ the breach. and
r.rs. and half AZ the muIIle, with one
nd a half inch bore. carrying a chilled
ION eoaical hall weighing Is "uncv.. which
,tw,ll throw thrrs miles. The weight Of
.eh gun. with carriage. +. 40 pounds. and
&c cust $3.50. These have isen sent IL
Ma,hlnstun.
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TERMS REDUCED TO 81 AND $40 PEI
w,,K, Arrst
ROUND HILL WATER CURE,
NORTHAMPTON. MASS.
orIs svssrs Asp VISTA.

oFrs spssts Asp Nisrts'
nR. HALsrED's .ooo-.. ia The cue. u 30.
IL Tn.a . di.~s-~s 10 well knosn. Ills t'.st.
m~ai s,'s. vitality and lo'es 60 the functional
,o-.,.. aai costrsl. obstinate orE,n'c ~'skss'-s.
18th $3.50 sni c-'iainiy. Those LrOaght Ga beds
.,.a are .ooa -a.blsd To wall.
liIs .u~c,ss 10 the eu,e u pT-moni,"ry con.ump-
,r,a, sp,rsl complaints, p,'s'N.is and ,.' Of the
Of l,'ah., Ia. b.-a without pr.cs,sat. MANY
h.'. b-.a made TO ssls ~aOuh Il ~as supposed
~OuI We hripies. SIC LIE.
MsTk-,i ssrc... has slso b~en had IN bronchitis.
in ts.to',ag h-Ukrn da~a ooh.fiiuiion. AMI 10
amusing t"T'd. Ss''O.s aud d.b,btaIsd ., stems
% strength AMI activity.
fOf NJ. .vocr-- ia other case. aud The great
,.,os gwen the or'soisl Ts'ki.b. Ks..sR.
ehsmiral aBi other la,hs. see circular. .eaI ga
q. The o..al .ai ~,a,es moalhs are the uD.i
G.orabis o. rapid reoossri.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
New York and Portland
SENI.WIEKLY LINE

THE 6s.t rh.s steamship, CHESAPEAKE.
/ Capt. sfBsy cro~eii, ssi fATArr'o,
Capt l.. ~. L,,6sli. ~,ll hereafter lo'a, q >cm,.
weekly l,Rc h-tsseu the ppsts ~ Nee N"rA 'rt
Poril I'D. ica,,ng ,seh pot every Nsdns'b',
and Saturday At 3 4. ".
Passage IS %, acIud,ns l.rr and state room'
The goat di.ptah gi'rn 90 ii,igh v, th.' line,
make, Il The ioo,t d-.ir,ble freight 'u,nmunirs.
i,on b.t~r,a New lork and the Es.t. ~ ,.ia-
mis-toa charged NJ the rad Soc forwarding
Dnyasr ~ Nr- So'k bsIsesa connt'n7s
linz. b, ,onlf.ct At lo-s,t rates.
Mhs steamer that leaves Nss ioiA "r'r'',
da,.. .ni Pot .ad satIfd.,. has d..'cbtinusd
he, t,ip. ior tho pt,,.u,, thus isA''n. bot one
sissmu on the hDs.
Appl, 20 aaj adl'ss..
EMERY a FOX. Po'tlsnd.
n. n. CROMwEil. 4 Co, New iorI
Ps,tl.sJ, J.aa., -, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
LYDIA yARNEY In. M Denmark,

The s.b.erib-r hereby give. public notice tina,
h. h., been appointed b. the Honorable Jadssct
p,oh.i., G,r the Coaa,y OF Oxfotd. AMI assumed
the trust Of administrator Of ihr estate OF
LYDIA 81. YOUNG late Of Norway.
ia said Couaty. deceased. BY giving bond as the
Law directs he iherefase req.ests allpessoas ~ho
arv iadebsed ,o the estate u ss,d deceased !"
make imsr~d,ste pAymeat a.d th"se oh" nave
say demands thereoa. Ca sxhib,, the sane 10
bee. ~. 1851. RoDOLPHUS fOUhG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

o>vosp, ss.-Ais Court oi rrUi.s,- held az Pa
ris. ~hh,s and fer The Ccas,y 81 oNierd, o" the
,h,oi Ts-.d., of Il.c...,.s, Al. ISL
CLNAN CHAPMAN. admiais,rs'os With The
vT ill ..sss.l % the s.ta.s st u. q. Chap
,nsa l.,s Of 0iesJ 10 ,s,d eosn,y, deeeassd. hs,.
10, pr.s.n,ei HE ,eooai and hnal soc"aa Of adj.
n,ai.,rs,ioa o, the e.,sts of laid deeeased sor o.
h~ ssce;
tsi,r-i, That the ssid administrator give No.
,iee % al ps>cp, ia,ssrs,ed. by r.s.'"t copy es
THE ocl~, 10 - psb.he.i three weeks ,oees..',e.
" 10 the Osf'rd p.,aocrst pf'n,ed 81 fsu,', tbs,
,hey may sppear At Probate Cca., 70 ie h,,d II
Pst,s. IN sa,d sossty, 90 the third Tsesds, OLA"
uAry s~st, ai leo Of the click IN The iese"""".
and ,hs~ esr.e. ifss, they have, Why the same
shoald not 10 allowed.
A true eop,-a.is.,i J. \. iiosss. Rss,si-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

The .sb.e,ib-r hsr.b, give. p.b.ie s,'.e" that
Oh. Ia. i-cs dsl, appointed by The iiooonb~
yu.i.. 81 Probate Or che Cosaiy Of Oxfofd, sad
...sm.d th. tIs-t OF sdmia,.r siIN u the estate 81
AUGUSTINE WILKINS late 81 Waterford.
ia said county. deces. VI. by risiSg boad .. the
is~ dr-ct.. She therefore '-qoes,s all 'son.
~he aw isd.bi.d To the estate ~ ss'i deceased
10 u.,k. imp-,i,sls payment. sai those Who have
an, demand. thereon 10 .sh,b. the same io
dee. n. 1861. SARAH y. WILKINS.
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A ,rp. eop,-a.,-.,i }. :. iioss,. R,s.ir.

O,yoap, s.-A, Court of Probate held o., IA.
rs, ~nhin anil ios the Csaa,y Of Osie'i. on
IN. third Tv-sis, of Decea.bef. A. ID. ISL
NTARY WILKINS, administrative With the
M wiu aao~s~d u the estate & Darius VII.
l,s. h.,. ef Norway IN ss,d oo..iy deceased. hs'-
,.x presented hss h's, sad boa, .ooo".' oa sim'"-
,.,,.,,oe of The s.,a,. Of s.d deceased iss allow
Asce;
Ordr,i, that the ,sid sdm's give r"''ee To
al pe,.oa. Interested. Nv causing q cop, 81 the
esds, 10 t- publi.hei IN The Oxford p'mo.Is''
r,,a,ed at rs',.. that ,hey mN sppcsr at Foo
b.,s Ce.t 10 h. heiJ.a q, Waterford 10 'a'd COM.
Z, on The 2si ia, Of JssoAn nssi, at n,ns o,
III. clock 20 the lreooa. asd shs~ cause " an!
the, have ~hy the zane shoah m, 10 sllo~ed.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jsds..
4 true oopy-aiiest; J. n. Iions,, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

CAUTION. Ny wife. Augusta MARIA, having
" eii ~, bed and board. without j"s, csuss and
~ihou nv consent, declsrine her inisp,ioa never
Ia rs,arn; alpe'soas are bertb, esst'ensd aEsi"'i
trusting her on my aeeosat, ~ ! shAl pay no
NELSON FicRETT.
Lisoois PLntz,ioa. Sept. t6sh, 1851.