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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

Capt. CRowELL of the Tillotson Guards, ar
rived from Camp Chase last Friday on furlough
and will return in few days. He reports his
men well with the exception of five, who arc
slightly indisposed. From the appearance ot
things, the 25th regiment will soon be ordered
from Camp Chase to the scene of conflict. The
23d and oath have been ordered to Washington
one Regiment leaving yesterday, the other to-
Ioy
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

The move for military celebration in Fre-
mont on the I'd of August, gathers strength, and
we are inclined to think it will be certainty.
We can speak more definitely next week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

The weather has been most delightful for
harvesting and the work has been done up in
first-rate order.
The very long drouth has been succeeded by
timely rains and oats, and potatoes have
been much benefited.
The days are warm, but the nights are re-
markably cool.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

The 5th Wisconsin Regiment passed through
here yesterday their way to Washington
The men were completely equipped with the
exception of guns, which will be furnished
them at Harrisburg, Pa.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
Hartford, Trumbull Co., o., March I, 1857.
,,g- nr.ppnyY, ~ a IQE=

WEST BEnFORD, Coshocton Co., May 49, 1897.
Mr.. II. b. KINGsLEY-Sir:-I have been selling the
Medicines Of the Graeenberg Company for the last ten
years. and have invariably found them to give good sas
acon and the Pills have sold to great many families
regularly their tea and coffee and with my trade
they have become staple article. Marshas Uterine
Cathocon medicine that has done great amount of
good in female diseases One lady sold it to told that
She had received benefit from bottle than she
did from long course medical treatment by the
skfui physicians. Yours truly,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

The Buckland Zouave Cadets are getting up
their uniform, which is very nice. The COM
pany will make their appearance in public in
uniform on the 2dof August.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
TO the Families of Volunteers.

NOTICE as hereby given that the Commissioner Of
The families of Volunteers the Auditors oiee on
Saturday June "a 1851 at 10 o'clock n and every two
weeks thereafter for the purpose, until otherwise
ordered Families Volunteers who desire aid from the
county, may make application TO said Hoard az that time
! THOs, TucKEkHASl
| Fremont june 10, 1851 Co. Auditor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
TOWN LOTS FoR sAI.EI

INE subscriber has number Of Lots west Of ths Rail
Road Depot. In Fremont. between Croghan and Nepo-
leon Streets, which he will sell liberal terms a. 10
price and payment. n. r, BUCkLAND.
Fremont March 8. 1851.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

FREMONT 4 INDIANA RAILROAD


Trains will stop stations marked thug only ag-
nal being made to take or 10 leave passengers.
Trains on this Road Fremont after the arrival Of
the Morning trains from Toledo and arrive
in the evening In time to 70 either East or West
l.. Q. RAWsoN Pres't.
Fremont june l. 1881
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

We learn that DR.. Il. j. CoNGER, who left here
as ID Lieut.. of Capt. Tillotson's Company, in
the 8th Regiment, has been promoted to Cap
cy in the 10th Regiment, under Col. Lyle
Capt. Conger has been presented with fine
horse by Col. Lytle, and is esteemed by him as
one of the most efficient Captains in the regi-
ment so much so that he has given him the
command of scouting expeditions of from 300 to
500 men, and always found him energetic and
wise. The 10th are now at Buckhannon, Va.
Good for Capt. Congcr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. !

Female Irregularities weakness uterine dspacemens
and all local uterne dcules and constitutional troub
les of women entirely cured by the GRAEFESnFRG
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLICoS.
In this connection, Miss Beecher sister ofthe Rev Hem
ry Ward Beecher in letters to the yoope page l29
Ihave nine sisters and sistersnaw and fourteen fe-
male cousins all married, and all delicate and ang.-
Amid the immense circle Of my friends and acquanances
cannot recall ten married ladies in this century and
country who perfectly healthy" In cases. however,
where the Gaecnberg Cathocon has been used must
that health has rapidly taken the place ofease and
Mrs. Gleason, of Emira says "Beauful indeed is the
cOn6ding trusting nature OF woman but how much does
need be protected by watchuncss that will lead her.
time disease to appeal to medical adviser of scen
tHc education, moral worth and purity of Character
All these may be secured by addressing the Gaeenbeg
Company.
1t gives me great pleasure certify to the invariable
curaive action of the Gaefenberg Marshas Uterine Ca
thocon all of female disease and to the skill and
high moral character Of the Medical Department Of the
Graefenberg Company. -
Auburn Four Corners, Penn.
am a Methodist clergyman. MY heart has fairly ached
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however,
that all these diseases give way TO the Grae
enberg Aarshas Uterine Catholicon has been
used.
Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich,
formerly Of Western Stark Medina county, o.
For Medicines or Agencies, address,
r-. II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ag't for Ohio.
For salcby $. BUCKLAND, Fremont;
p. YATES Green Springs;
NJ. ]. MILLER h Co., Clyde;
f.. NJ. BEACH, Emore;
FREDERICK YAEGER, Woodville;
,. F. P. TERRY, andS s. WILCOX, Townsend
and by Medicine Dealers throughout the State 6yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
Special 1loticcs.
HenIfhi HnnIthi

Use Old DR.. Dellenbaugh's Celebrated
@ f. ER NJ A N I'M = r. O VIE ID
Spgar Coated Anti- Bilious Lirsr aEd Bioed Phi',
warranted purely vegetable. The best Family PHI nov
before the public.
Price-25 Cents per Bor.
DR.. DELLESBit0u, Cleveland, Proprietor
For Sale by G. X. MCubboOh' fre"on''
Fremont. April goth, lsoO.-l6yi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

"LEx. If it's law, why did you not give
your name2 We cannot publish irresponsible
communications. Our shoulders are broad still
we have no inclination for "Ler' to mount on
them. We put it in the stove for talionis.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
TTo,I,ers, Read This.

The following Is extract from letter written BY tue
pastor OF Baptist Church, to the "Journa and heson-
ser Cincinnati Ohio and speaks volumes in favor Of
,bat word.rsnowned medioine-MRs. wISsLow's sooTH-
iva sYRuP Ton CHILDREN TErrHfNo
awe sec an advertisement in your columns ofMrs Win
slows Soothing Syrup Now we said word in ia
vor Of patent medicine before in life, but feel
compelled to say to your readers that this is humbug
WE HAVE TRIED 1T, AND KNOW ALL 1T oLAIMs.--
tits probably of the most successful medicines OF the
day, because It is of the best And those OF your
readers who have babies can't do better than to lay In
supply" 4Oyl
Dr. LeIand's Anti Rheumatic Band is the only known
remedy for Rheumatism, Gou Neuralgia, and the per-
nicious effects ofercury and is with the greatest sat
ison 1t merits that call the attention Of our
readers TO the advertisement in another column Of our
paper, OF the Anti Rheumatic Band. 26w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
MULES MANIEl.

A ialr price will be paid for sound draft MULES, well
broke to 10 years old, not less than u hands high
Apply to W. +. CAREY & CO.,
July 10, 1861 ,-2sw2. Cleveland, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

Our thanks are due W, F. Downs for Wash
ington and Baltimore papers. Also John G.
Cochrane, for a copy of Parson Brownlow's pa
per- and for late copies of st. Louis papers,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

G OMETHING to restore; and il will do IT. See Prof
- Woods advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
EVERYBODY knows

of mushrooms, tOad.stools. Everybody knows
that good mushrooms are good eating; that bad
mushrooms are deadly poison; and nobody knows
how to Distinguish, in all cases, the venomous
from the non.vencmOus varieties. Some varieties
are well enough marked as safe; some Others are
perfectly ascertsined as poisonous; between
these few varieties ia the mass of MUSHROOM
Qrowths that no man can tell, by sight or taste,
whether he can fatten on or die by eating. Thor
ouphly scientific men have been examining this
question here in France, where mushrooms are
large article of consumption, and have arrived at
no satisfactory, no nearly safe test by which to
distinguish the venomOus from the non-venomous
plants Bnt discussion of the question has led
to the republication of the results of Frederic
Gerards experiments with poisonous mushrooms,
and of his infable recipe for depriving them
of tteir poisonous quality. Gerard was scien-
tific naturalist. His experiments were extensive
and eminently practical. In the course OF
month he ate at the rate of more than pound
day OF the most poisonous sorts Of mushrooms lie
then took his wife, children, aud domestics-a
household of twelve persOns-intO eating partner
ship with him. None of them suffered. The I'M
questonaby deadly mushrooms tickled their pal
ates and nourshed their bodies the same as I'M
questionably non-yenomous ones would have done.
The whole recipe is simply this: Soak the
mushrooms for two hours in Snegared OF sailed
water; say to quart Of water and pound OF
toad.stools three spoonsfu of vinegar, or as many
of salt; then wash them well in fair water; put
tbom in fresh cold water, and boil them for half
an hour; throw of this water, wash them again
thoroughly in fresh water, and then prepare them
for the table Do not forget that this simple recipe
is to be relied upon, and that by its application
most of your country readers can add an mex
pensiye luxury to their dinner bill Of fare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

laid, made a heap of snoulderiDg ruins, would
be but light atOnement for tho ruin they bave
wrought in the madness Of their schemes. Ii
there is one dwelling place over which the de-
vsstatious of war should sweep with al unspar'
ing aud IMPLYING justice--t there is gathering
of wealth and population which should be pro-
pitiation for the future, and q mark of stern and
unreentiDg infection, as warning and terror II
coming generations, that locality is Charle'ton.
If this tempest OF war must Jay prone the habl-
tations of men, and spoil the riches of long pros
porous years, then let this nesting-place Of com
plot and conspiracy be made monument OF that
Divine vengeance, which, delegated to human
hands is at once to deter from transgression,
and be the penalty of outraged law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

and the energetic support Of President Linoohs Ad.
nnIstration That has met the appreciation Of
the great maj fity of m readers and supporters and Vt
our merchants and bauie rs here, bat there
"n" would be glad to crush it for having soul of e
own and standing by the right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
RELEASE OF THE PRIzEsHip ARGo

TIE APPoIgTsFFT or PIIzg COMMISSIONERS.
On Wednesday afternoon oiicisl notification was
received at the United States discretionary Office
in this city that the Secretary of the Treasury had d.
rected the reeXe of the prize-ship Argo, which was
seized by the Cumberland last week. No reason was
given for the proceeding On receipt of the order the
mdshipmen in charge aud prize-crew immediately left
the vessel, and went TO the North Carolina. On
Thursday morning Judge Bets will announce his aP-
pointments for Prize Commissioners q this port
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
GOLD DOLLAR POUND.

A Newt C,scuSstAscr In isjs, Dr..
IIer,,ck ordered hi. f,remaa To enclosc In box
Of NJ. Sag,r Coated Pills new gold doll,t--sl.o
.Aor, letter. requesting the haier OF the dollar.
as rathst the p.ScAi'1 offhs box nf pills eoHtain-
" It, to aIirr.. De. lIrrriok. namiag hi. resi-
dsnes. date, etc. Il nov appear, that the box
"a. purchased b, NJ. Amo' Stephenson, ollloos.
toa, TeNa.,-who, ia letter to Dr. lleuick,
dated Nav 10th $500, SAYS -" Ga opeuing a
hpS Of yo~- rill.. parchas-d thi. day judge of my
.urpsi.s "a 6ndiag soli d.iiI'. ga examining
the directions. your nate Of request wa,also found.
", little daush'er claim. the dollar. through
shich have made hole, aad a. write, It's
suspended irom her neck, with ribboH." The
Druggist ,p IIsu.iop purchased he suppl, Of Fill.
IN Ne. Yo'k, .aJ the Ns~ York drugsi,'. direct
rcaa NJ. iIerr,ck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

To Coon 10 TX Losr. The following
story is told Of Colonel Favor, and as the
Colonel Ia. told j; himself, il must be true.
A Presbyterian clergyman, while walking
the deck OF as,camer at II, John, y. h..
whore .ec,-.ioni.m has considerable footing,
noticing the American Gag Gyin; from the
masthead Of a shir, ,Auu,iusly aid TO Col.
Onel Favor: why dou's YOU take 'liec
eli that dag. since YOU have lo.; portion
Of your eoun,ry3" Yankee like, the Col.
oueI quickly replied Why dou't yos
tar leaf ircm your Bible because par,
Of your church has fallen from grace -
The clergyman had no more to 10y on ,hA,
subject.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
~ Gustsyus IlayIord. of Hartford. In the Com.
~ Of Oxford, and State Of Maine, by his deed Of
mortgage. dated March 3o'h. An. 1858, and re.
cor'.d in the Oxford Registry Of Deeds, Hook
li3, Faye 40, conveyed ,o Amos Kyle. then of
Peru. 10 the County of Oxford, and State IL
Maine, now of Auborn, In the County of Aujros-
ooggia. the folbwng described real estate situated
~ aid Peru. via; the farm which the said Amos
k,le conveyed 10 the s,id Gu.iavu. lisyord by
hi. deed. dated March %. A. ID. 1855; and tho
sane that VAS conveyed To the SAID Amos kylc
AID Wip.low =. X We. by Nose. True by hi. deed
10 them. dated February 18Th, A ID. ISIS, sni
rrcoulc,i IN the Oxinrd Registry Of Deeds, Book
-, Page Ioi. 20 which reference may bc had for
a morc particular description of the psrmiscs.
And the said Amos kyle, ihcrcaiterward.. On the
10Th of April. A. ID. ls5s. solI, transferred. and
assigned the foregoing dsscribed mortgage deed,
the p'cmi.es aud notes iherria described. 10
Ehanot a. rr'e, o( fay,ltc. Ia the County 81
keuaeh~c. and State Of Msae. which assignment
10 recorded in the Oxford Registry OF Deeds, book
us. page. 2is 4 ga aud whereas, the condi.
iioa II said mortgage hssiag been brokea, here .
by ct,im q for-cnsste of the same ~ accordance
with the statute IN such case. made AID provided.
ELEANOR a. TRUE.
Ry Amos kyle. her attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

rINIiE FALL. TERN 81 this Institution viii
commence on Monday. the ~ DAY 81 Sep.
tsnl,.r next. anl coniinue eleven weeks. undcr
the charge ~
4. e. iiERRiCk. A. ~ Principal,
Wuh such assistants a. The Interests ~ the
School nav d-m,ai. VI. ". !. Souas 'nan
Who he. had much experience IN teaching. hi'.
ing had .ucces.fnl ch,rgr 81 Ofono High Sch"nl
I,f une ,e,r. and Ei.t Cprinth Arilcm, ipr two
year.. ~ hi. Just returned Gom years JAR.
~, IN Esfr,~ ,nd the last. ani will give rc.siy
lvturc. daring the trin, q par, oi which s''l u"
the result ~ hi. travels. Tn trustees i"el con.
h,.at that hl. frmrT succss. al teacher wat
r,nt. The belief tn. good discipline and thorough
nr.. ~ al the branches will chancisfiIc the
school
Thu. Institution has hccn established morr
than halt crntury. "a quiet. healthy io~n Jo
mirs nouh.Vr.t ifpm Portland; -cnnN~,ance 10y
cirs a. Mechanic Falls. ,iN ,n,lr. fr'm the Aoad
tmy, where oau,sse' may be- luunl. a. 'ei'on'h'"
ralrs.
Boafd. incluIins wood, lights and wa-hins.
s2,OO psr we~k.
Rooin. Enr ih,-- wi.hiu;io board the'n'el's
M, D. had At reasonable nirs.
Tuition rom - ~ &C. $3.50 per term, 20 be
settled oa ~ bsfof. the ninth W~ek.
JOSEPH B,gRuWS, Secretary.
Hebron, July -. is6l. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
IN, Sore Thuoat. uuassu.n'. Universal

For sore ThIoat. liDaasSens Universal
COACH Rsaei, hs. proved itself peSlrc, rr'ne,l,
f,f th,s ,rouc,e-ome compliant, a result every Que
might expect, sai even oae viii experience b.,
ihiag o. the inaamed thrs.t, that IT. effect 10
almost ,nstaalaReous There u probably NJ great.
az errp, committed than that ef ao, attending TO
complaints Of the HAL zee earl, stage. of attack
a. probably more eases 81 consumption are pro-
drcs.l b, the aeglect 81 Thruit Complaints than
any ether. B-,ag free Of all component. TO dts
iufh the most delicate coRstitut.ons, We ash, IN
con6leacs, a trial. A. the uhiVeT-al Cough
Rstned, and hs sstnaishia: results arr by nes de-
.sLpm.at. IN mec'cine, may se ssA all 10 be sure
anI get the gvauiar TO insare success. Sold by
All rr.t-s.rt.bls dealers. See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
NJ A r ED

u Drs6sld. Arg 20. b, Elisha wiaiet, E.l.,
Mol. y. R,ulca. q, Fsrmingtun. to M,.s Gcot.
gam, Gntith of n,Nhelj.
L. Rsthsl. d, 4. l.. nuTtank, Esq NJ. J~'oms
~. sanl,1fn n NJ. Emil, D.. ilolt. ~ Gfc-nwpud T..
Ia South rsr's. sept. Let. D., Rev J. 4. SNOW,
w Frr-L,sd y. Prrctrt ~ M,ss Carve \. ShscN'
lc,. bnth ct IsL,ad rsai, VI.
a. rNstsirs, sOlh. J. ". Wsllington of Elmin ,
y Y, O. Nj, >ar,h -. Disv-ll IT fprhurg.
u Budstoa, 2Ih, Rev. SO. NofoIoss Of DIV.
6ch 10 MIS- Clara Y. carr Of Turncr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Pond High School.

TUE FALL. TERM 1T thi. Institution all oom -.
l ,n..nc~ on MONpAN. SIrr 9th. l>6i, and
ccntinle eleven week.
HENRY u. WALTON, \. ", Principal
With .uch as,i,tanc. a. the interests Olihe school
Inss r-Ju,tr.
4. the in,sft., Ola ,chooldepea'l. hrsrl, up.
90 tho.e attending, Il - hopct that the best
,chob ri. m the Ur,ail, will attend this s'hpol.
\ Teacher. Chss will b. formed. ~ ~h'ch
the msml-r- 81 the cl.s- will receive al the i-n-
EFT Of Normal School.
II the ,oang mea If the school, ot ciiit'ns ot
the place shoud d--irr It, Instruction ~ lisricc'.
T.ci,c., aud the Ellsworth IousVe Drill Will be-
gNsn. Tree of eNpsnse.
TrirIoN. Common Engli,h, $500 per tenn.
OF - ccn,. per week Higher Enghsh. $3.50
Per tenn. or IS cts. pet wssA; Language, 500,
Vr 90 ccnts pee week.
Bo,Np. Boarl can h. oltain-d - the village
from : I IS To- sI.75pcr week. AmrL accomm'-
datisa. can he ohtsincd &c .elibiaTdng.
JOEL rERil,N, ia, Secretary.
Hr,ant's Pond, Aug. ~. lsbl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

O,ToRp. s'.-h = Conr, II Probate held ~ IA
80. within aai lor the County IT Oxford. 90
the third Tus.ls, 1T August. \. u. Isbl
CiIEB =. POOR, administrator on the -.
\ tate ~ G~Hg. T.. Bngg. late Of An.'ov'r,
IL aid county. decr,sei. having prr. Gated h,,
6f.t account e Standardization II the estate IT s,id
d-c.nsrd or allowance;
Oriusi. that ih. .nid adm'r give notice 20
~ p,t.ous interested, by causing cory ~ this
ur,l,r h. H. pili.hci IN the Oxford Democrat.
pr,ulsl At Ilris. that they nay appear At Pm.
hate Cont Ia h. holden At Rnsnfafi "a aid o"nniy
on the eleventh A., II srpcml~r neat. a. nine 81
the clock ~ the brrnoon. and .brs csus" II any
the, have VII, the ',p. .houH Mt h. allowed.
ELISHA WINTER Judge.
tue copy-aii'si; }. :. HONS, Nrsi'irf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

.Os,OKD. ss.-Ata Court Of Probate held At Ia.
ri.. within and Tor the County Of Oxford, 90 the
third Tuesis, Of August, AID. ls6i;
I,ALvIN VI. ROSE. Misunderstanding Of the es.
tate Of Nelson Rose, late 81 DiNhed, IN saId
County. decea ed. having pre.entsd hi' bret ae'
count of administration OF the estate oi said de-
ceased ior allowance:
Orl,r,i, That the said administrator give no.
,cc to all persons Interested. by causing copy Of
ths orieI 10 H. publi.hei three week. successive.
" IN the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that
the, may appear At Probate Court 20 be held AZ
DNGcli. ia said oouaiy, On the liih day Of Sep
,,mber next, at ten u the clock 10 the silern"n.
and .hev cause, ifany they have. Why the sane
should not h. allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true eony-a,ie.t: J. =. IIoBHs, R,gi,fO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

ONTorp, s-A Court ~ Probate h'ld II
Pau. within aad f,r The Couniy 81 pNi"r,l. go
the thrl Tne.dN ~ Augp.i, 4. u. lsbl
rIlAriIN VIRGIN, guafdna 81 Sanh v.
\ Whitman. Iaiopr child ADD heir Of Cornelius
n Whtman late It Mr,ica. in aid count, de.
ceased. having prr-cntci b.. hr-t account IT
gu,ul,ansh,p 81 .aid Naul ior allowance;
Ordered. that the aid guardian give Notice IL
~ p.ron. inirrc.ied. hy cau.,n: cop, Of thu.
order To- H. pa li,hsd three weeks ,ucccssiyrl, ~
the ONlofd Drmrcrat. % lated IT raus, that ih-N
wa, app.ar sta Prostate '"ud 90 he held II DNh'bi
~ aid Cuunt,. on the eleventh IL, Ut Sspi'nl''r
neat, 70 two ct the rtosk ~ the stetnrun. anil
,hr~ cause. u any they have. VII, Ih" .'m"
shunLl not h- allowed.
ELISHA WINTER. Julgc.
4 true cop,--attrsi. J. :. IluHHs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
BRIDGTON AGA DE NJ Y
And Normal School.
AT NORTH BRIDGroN. VII.

AT NORrli BRIDGrON. MI.
vI,IIE FALL TERN w,llcnmmenc~ on wr,lnes.
diy. sept. Nh, aud continue eleven weeks.
&. T.. HILTON, \. u. rfincipil.
w. u. 4. HOWARD. Assistant
Nc. EtIt,HTru hSEorr. Teacher of Music.
Ne. l.. X GIEhs. Teacher Of Dn~in; snd
Painting.
Normal Ca.i will ~ f,fn,-I =, the eon-
n.nc.m~R IL the term, ~ acrou'aprr with the
legislative Act 1T i-6D. unicr the care Il Nr.
Hos ,rd. 40 rNpctrn ci Teacher aai graduate
oia Nount Ssh-i
Tu,lion IN Normal Department i. nov regulated
D., state Law. - 90, As.i-n,cil ani Normal.
$3.50 o. 500, according O. 'ludi"s pufsuri.
Academic tuiiipn aL'n- the same ~ hsrci"ipfe.
board mar the academy can H. ob,s'"cI ior
20 90 per wr,k. wp,,i and i;hi. extra.
Sludcni. en- reduce their expenses by boarding
ihcn,rl'r..
No pain. will h. spared tn rendrr the 'chool
ples,an, and profitable tn al who attend.
Text Book. supplied at Portland pa -r..
4. II. MEAD, Sec'y.
80 Bndgton, July 2JIh, ISL. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

OXFORD, ss.-Ata Count of Probate held at
PARIS, within and for the County 81 Oxford, on
the third Tue.d,y oi Au.u.t, AID. 1851.
.nN the petition of NARY T.. COOLIDGE,
" wido~ OF Wm. J Coolidg-. late 81 Canton.
10 said County, deceased. praying for an allow.
ance oui OF the personal estate Of her late hu'b,nd:
O,dusd. That the sad petitioner give notice TO
all p-fsoa. Interested by causing copy Of this
order To he Published three week. .ucre..isely 10
the Oxiord Democrat priaied at Paris, that The,
am,ear at a Probate Court to I've held at DiNfeid ~
said county. on the illh day Of September next,
Al two O'Clock in the afternoon, and shew cause,
Il any the, have VII, the .houli not br
granted. ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true copy-aie,t: J. =. IioBBs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

sFCouGus. The spdien change. Of oar eli.
mate are sources Of P-isOsary, B'e.eAisi s-d
asfhsaise Afsciisss. Experience hay,ag proved
that staple resasdles often act speedily ani Ger
nialy whea t.kea IN The early .,sses Of the d.,
esse, r,cosrss sheaLi at once h. had to-. B'e,ss'
B,s.slsai TSosA.," OF loseass., 10, the C"i,
Coagh, or Irritation Of the Throat DO ever 81
.l,,h,. a. h, TN. psecsatiea a more serious Al.
,aek NAV b. sdeciaally wsfdel od. fuBLic
sPE,kIns AVID SIsGEEs will had them ,acc-
tual ior clsriag aai strengthening the voice. See
adyertisetncnt.