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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

of Lowell commanding. Tho Governor made sa o.
quent speech from the ne Of the tats-Hodss. Dc
'ro'ps being drawn up In line o Beacon street. Adj.
Gen b uler, Brg.-Gen. b. \. Bother, and oshef
distinguished officers were presen> Thore was .
dense mass Of spectators, including krge number a
ladies', and the sene was most imposing and Sptrnfng
Gov. Andrew In his remarks conured the sob Vess -
conduct themselves like mon, and act worthy 10
glorious traditions of e State they represented. III "
were called TO fight in behalf of the country. its dignity
lana purity, in behslf Of the flag which had swept Tie
seas triumph, conveying right and honor sllovce The
world
The Governor then alluded 10 General Butler, Who
Was BY his side, az the Jerson under whose lead they
wouid b, for the present, and be compinenied viet
officer in high terms
In continuation he ssid abat they must be mustered
at Last under the command ov Lieut. Gen Scott whom,
he trusted, God wosJd spa.s 10 witness the Union
firmly rees.ablisb all over the land. They were 10
repair to Washington which ,ssd been built under thu
father of his country They ba been summoned sud-
denly. Tho State Government had Done all In in
power to provide for the necess IVES OF the occaon,
and they would bear with them ii eenefactions and g
progress These behind cherished them in their heart
Of hearts, following them with the best wishes, and
feeling confident that they would no return until they
""" uoio tno ueuost tbM patrlOuc me N""o" w.
Here be took the nag, and after ing il to and fro,
amid the applause Of the assembled stitude, baDde6
il to Col. Jones.
Col. Jones took the flag, and saying that he consd
cred the emblem Of everything valuab 10 upon EARTH
aud that il would be priced by bis un,and. He
declared that help him God be would never din
grace it.
All within reach Of his voice cheered he ertily and
many joined in the expression "God help yo.s Jonea"
The Sd, 4th, 9Th, and 9Th Regiments expected W
eaye during the night, portion via the FaH River,
or whom the steamer State Of Maine has been char
cred.
Detacbments by way Of Worcester and New Haven,
md regiment by the steamer S. r. Spauldng foe
Fort Munroe direct
miss Of telegraphie dispatches come in from tue
titles and towns throughout New-Engisnd, showing
be universal sentiment Of the population.
Party lines entirely oblerated, and the struggle
low Seems to be 10 who csp be foremost in MAIN
ang in its in egity the beet and greatest Governments
hat the world ever possessed.
The Suffolk Bank, to-day, rendered 100000 to The
tate and the same the United States, TO b
allied for when needed.
4 ike spirit to fuInish and money peryades the
ntire community.
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CONNECTICUT.
Hartford "Wednesday. A

HARTFORD, Wednesday, April II, 1861.
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever beh
in this city was held this evening. 1t was called u
sustain the Government. With the exception Of few
leading Democrats the mass Of the people are true 70
the stars and stripes.
The banks of the city this afternoon tendered
$500 900 70 the Governor for srming the troops.
The Connecticut Regiment will be organized in day
or two and prepared to repond to the call Of the Gov
eminent
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MICHIGAN-GEN. CAsS.

DETROIT, Wednesday April II, 1861.
Gen. Cas- made speech here this morning, on the
occasion Of the Board OF Trade unfurlng hs national
flag over their rooms He strongly in favor of
supporting the Union the Constitution and the countrys
fag under all circumstances like the present. 1t wa.
the duty of every citizen to stand by the Government
Oakland County alone has offered to raise h regi-
ment Of troops which is all that is required blythe Fed
eral Government from the entire State
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DELAWARE.

WmMSoros, Wednesday, April Il, 1861
The Secessioniss are overswed by prevalent Union
sentiments. They had planned the organization of h
company, to be armed with rifles from the Military
Academy. for the seizure of Fort Delaware which
taken by the Government The project failed
Senator Bayard is on visit to Virginia
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INDIANA.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, Wednesday. April II, 1861.
The Bank of the State of Indiana has rendered the
Governor all the money he wants in furnishing In-
diana quota of troops 10 sustain the Government.
The First Regiment of the Indiana volunteers leave
tomorrow for Washington.
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WISCONSIN,

MADISON, Wis, "Wednesday, April IL, 1861.
The Legislature adjourned to-day, sine die.
Tie Governors Guard have rendered their services
and have been accepted. Volunteer companies are
forming In all parts Of the State the excitement runs
Ligh.
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VIRGINIA NOT YET Seeded.

RIcHsosD. "wednesday, April IL, lS6l-5 P. m.
The Oidinsnce of Secession has not, yet, passed
the Convention and they still in secret session.
Nothing certain known Of the proceedings
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TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, Wednesday, April u

M,sPHs, Wednesday, April II, 1861.
Mr. Saunders declines the Postmastersbp.
Committee of Safety has been appointed The
resistance feeling Is unanimous. Cannon casting lie
going on.
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ALABAMA

MOBILE, Wednesday, April IL, 1861.
The loan is being eagely and rapidly taken, princ-
pally by $50 and 500 bidders, they being the prefer
eDce.
The Office is crowded with applications.
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Intense element at Washington,

The Reinforcement. of Fort picksnS
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GLORIOUS OLD MAssACHUAgTT;

she Is LAVISH WITH Hra mss AND MONEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

NEW-ENGLAND IN ARMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

THE NORTHWEST TAKING FIRE
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To the Associated Press.

To the Associated rress -. -,
WAsnIsGTos, Wednesday, April II, 1861.
Gov Sprague has been tslegraphed to come hither
with Rhode leland quota of troops without delay.
Additional volunteer companies were mustered in to-
day by the War Department, end Others are forming
10 offer their services to Government.
There is no intelligence here to warrant the belief
that Harpers Ferry has been seized, as was currently
reported to-day together with other mere reports Il an
exciting character.
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TIVE PR0.SLAVERY WAR,

1Se PRO.SLAvERY WAR.
Intense E,,.. Element at Washington,
The Reinforcement of Fort pickenS
NEW-ENGLAND IN ARMS.
GLORIOUS OLD MASSACHUSETTS,.
she Is LAVISH WITH Hra men AND MONEY.
THE NORTHWEST TAKING FIRE.
A PROCLAMATION BY JEFF. DAVIS.
FoaYISN6 AT THE SOUTH.
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Or course, there are many incidents cOnnectod
with this affsir which time forbids my relating
now. The Charleston newspapers have the most
ridiculous and untrue accounts Of the "great
victory" as they call the fight between twelve
thousand men on the one side and sixty-seyen on
the other, a battle in which not life was lost
aud nobody was hurt, if l may except poor
old horse, struck by stray shot, but expected
10 recover. The last bulletin at The Mercury
Office states that he is doing well. On Friday.
n notice was posted on the door of bank III
Rroad street, calling upon the mob to hnd out
N. correspopdept of THE TRIBUNE, and admin
iste tar and Feathers. l was watching tho
6obt at that time from the Battery. The Vig-
;,sncs Committee were severely rebuked for hav-
inc failed in their endeavors to discover me.
Several suspicious characters were arrested ana
taken 10 the euard-house, among them the cor
r..,ondent of The N. Y. Times, aud an English
n.n,,s,nsn of the name Of Russell Ramsay, who
was suspected Of being the correspondent Of In.
TR,BusE. The latter, it Is SAID, ciaiheo anu
received protection from Robert buhch' esq.,
hsr Britannia Msjestys representative ana wa'
immediately discharged. ! should have been eA'
trsmrlv ,orry had any harm beialen him on my
account Several strong Union men and Repuo
leans, citizens of Charleston, would nave 0ee,
arrested, had Mr.. schueboe known as much ''
| do.
l shall continue to send as long o. the 1nal
serves, and afterward by tho Underground hodroaa
The general belief 10 that to'morro" ~n wiz
ress the blockade Of tho port sn1 <hs ssoPPas
Of the mails, aa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

rbs following article from the Western
p-,r,s Chronicle is 50 apprOpOs, tha, we
s,.i, an insertion in our columns
WANING AND ADVICE. CiisH Solder /:
=. ,,u prepare TO 20 forth to battle. by all
..,0. provide yourself with GOOD supply
-. Ferry Davis. Pain Killer -, may
s.,s, m,an. Of saving your life from many
r.,,s, incident to camp life--it has saved
.,.,,-Sui be sure you set the pure Perry
ms. Pain Killer, it Is the only reliable
,..rara,ion Of the Kind in all cases.
Tslr>ps OF THE SOLDIER. le, mo say to
- in trO,hsrly kindness. put B,b'e in
-. add Of the soldiers Lit and bottle Of
-suns Perry Davis Pam Killer in the 9th.
!, ana !, may be the means Of in.uring bis
40 -,,urn-,rusi to no other preparation.
TUvEEs. provide yourself With Perry pa
49,, Pain Killer at this season Of the year
Zen Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Dihr'
~. &C.. nav disable your hands--u.c Il,
!, ,,.ry caso Of the kind, aud nv ears Tor
IL lii doe. 10; sTec, a'peeiy eure-bu, be
sure yoa trust - no other remedy but the
si long tried Perry Davi, Pain Killer
70 .,h has never to my knowledge failed.
P,rr>r,. aud especially mothers who have
Il, more immediate cares Of children, Per.
n, me to ay with candid sarnc,ncss, new
a az down 70 re-, at nigh, with the health
,sl t,pp ness OF your children at heart,
Without having the Perry DAVIS Paia Hr-
ls- at h,uI-,rust 10 no other Pam prePa-
r.,sn' or rAnaceAs-,hey may, and often
d. .aiI IN critical eases--but the Perry Da-
". nevsr-uo. never. II you heed not
ts.. timely warning. the fault Is your own,
s.. Perry Davis. Pam Killer !, in nearly ey'
,rv store throughout the length and breadth
q ggr land. and all over the civilized world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

OCR F0RuGN CosNERIcAL ARRANGEMENTS.
laTrc.-ei with the necessity Of some active
measure. on the part Of our Government; to
extend our commercial relations with other
countries. whSh have been too much ne
elected BY prcviou, administrations, anum'
bgr % influential bankers and merchants in
ihi. city. have held several meetings Tor the
purpose Of advancing our foreign trade
modifying our existing commercial treaties
and aiding the Secretary Of the Treasury
An association has, IN consequences, bcet
duly organized to-day to carry on, thes'
views. Jane. Galla;in has accepted the Of
Gee Of Presiien; Of the Association. Tn,
Government has thus FAR received the mosi
substantial ali from the patriotic merchant.
Of New York. y. Y. Post.
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wIIII,up HALEY. Int n nrovnGel.

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Notice Il.
~ hereby giyen that llertick &. DAVIS Of Ok
ford ia the County Of ONlofd, State of Maine.
b, his deed u mortgage dated ,he tenth diy Of
April, 4. ID. eighteen hundGel and sixty, con.
,c,ed to George Gilman \ Co, certain parcel
IL land 9th the Luidings thereon, situated at
Braut's Pond village ~ woodsiock In ssid coun-
~, t-ipr TIE sam. premises formerly occupied by
ssid DaNi,, said deed Icing recorded ~ the IN.
ford Re- i.trS ofDced.. book l2J. page ISL which
.a,d mortgage va. duly assigned 10 'he snler.iga.
ed b, decd dated the seventh diy 81 January, A..
II. ls6I, by Charles J. Morris ani Cirmcut fhio /.
ncy, msmbcfs Of the firm Of George Gilman aud
Company; anl the condition Of said morlgase
being bfoksn, by reason whereof the undersigned
clai,ns a ior,closufe Of the save.
GEORGE GILMAN.
Pouhnd, June 10, 1851. 2,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

HaoEasr0wN. July =. Between and :
o'clock this morning. the trorp. which had
been concentrated AZ llaserst0wn and VII.
Transport. crossed the ford AZ the latter
place, and Gen. Patterson reviewed them as
ihev f.sl IAsi him. The morning was
bright aud beautiful.
Sc1utin. parties % Capt. McNullen :
Rangers, and Others were selected from the
l.t Wisconsin regiment. and were ssnt out
az midnight. and frequently during the
ul-ht trisk firing was heard between the
retel and Federal pickets. The proper iori-
hAyin. been ascertainei. the advance took
place before daylight. The post Of honor b.
in, assigned - McMulien's Rangers. and
the Ii Wisconsin, and llIh Pennsylvania
regiments.
The Advancing column consisted Of the
Brigade oi Generals Abercrombie, Thomas
ami Neylsy. The rangers behaved remark.
ABLY well. getting elo.s up % the ensmy
within distance OF - Yards only Gen.
AhsrrrOmbie's Brigade led.
Tie advance and the casualties OF the
conflict were most exclusively the 1t Wis
eon.in aud 18th Pennsylvania regiments.
Col. Jarret and Lieut.. Coulter led the .kir.
ni,hers. openin. on the rebels At iOO yards.
The casualties on our sIdl were two kill.
sd and several WOUNDED. Several dead aud
wounded rebels were left on the field IN their
la.iy retreat One or two were bur'ei oy
our men. The los OF life by the rebels Is
stated to bs very heavy.
The frst stand was made a, POtsiie'd
Farm, ca The turnpike near lleyensVille,
where u wa. necessary 10 destroy the car
rage house 10 make charge upon the re6-
els. Here The e0naic. was fierce. the rebels
standing vel Up % their work and finally
slowly rctreatins. Knap.aeks and canteen-
were hastily thrown aside a. eneumbsrance-
70 a retreat, and they lelt tehind number,
Of blankets and other articles Of value indl.
eating heavy less.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

rurrs n TnE AEU. Ga that Sabbath
r.rnn. on which the battle Of Lake Cham
ra.a was fought, when Commodore Dow
RI, Of ;he British squadron was salt, 8
Own on the Aueican., - they lay in the
Rav q Plattsbure. be sent man to the
MASTHEAD, to SO What they were doing On
C5nm,dore MeDonoushs' ship, the Tag
.lir Of the little American squadron.
,,I,'" alolt," sad poWnie. what are
,ssy doing on tha, ship" "Sir, an'ucr-
81 tho lookout. ",hcy AZ gathered Abou,
the main mast. and they seem % bcHtpray-
er." "Ahi" aid Commodore DOwnie,
q. that looks well Tor them. bu; bal Tor Us. "
I, was bad tor the British Commodore.
For the very FIRST sho. from the American
ship. va. chain shot which cut poor Dow
ME in two. aud killed him in a moment.
McDonoush was simple, humble Chris
tan. and man Of prayer. but brave a, a
Ion ia the hour Of battle. lie died as he
livsJ-a simple.heArtei, earnest Christian.
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remsie Health. Female Health,

Thoussal. af female. safer from deTang,mei
peculiar 'to-ihe .ex. rir., aud no.i common
smoag these -, Female ~rakne.. oS White, OF
Lsucuuhsa, Nth "a. constant attendants. i.,s,i-
tudc, fTo.trsi,oa. Lame or Weak Rack, anil Gsn.
e'al DEBILITY. No oae eau b. sniiTelS vel. ~ ho
thus sunsrs, AMI ~ huaifcis ~ ease. health !.
utterly uai,tminel. Oi.School drugs ADD med
'ciaes IA bot little good--ofisn mach ,rjdry; iIt
llamphrr,'s Specific llomcopaihic Fcmale Fills
are iu.t the thiny, relieving prOmp'l, and eur'ag
PERMANENTLY. Adoll,u woiih viii DO mo'e good
than quarts II no-irum.. ot s,S noath. ATTENDANCE
on duct0r. SIX boxes 6f 81. Single bo,e-
25 coats.
b, mail 90 express, free olchaTge ,on re-
csipt 81 an. price Address
liza. q. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
No. S6s broadway. New NoIk.
Sec advertisement ia another column.
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For Sore Th,ont m,

For Sore Thioat. liuahs~eli's Universal
Zoe this ,fosolesome complaint, result cscry css
might expect. and every one w,ll experience by
trail. u 10 so plsssan, in sppI,c'ii"n. aad 80
scot hing 10 the aA.med throsi. that %. eject ,s
almost ,ss,aa,as~os. Thee. !. pr',shl, M great
&c .fSo, commiited than tha, % not attending To
complaints Of ihi. kiai ZEE eel, STAGE 81 attack
a. probably nofe eases of consumption are p'o-
ducs,l 4, the neglect % Thro,t Complaints than
any other. Bs,sg Tree OF all cOnPoncnis ." o.
u,fb an. most dclicsie constitutions, We ask, in
cua6lsac,, a trial. A. the uai,ersal Couyh
Rswed, AID 10 astonishing res''iis are b, pee &C.
ysLpu.eais in medicine. may Ne s.k al 20 10 surc
aad get the g,asiac to insure svcurs'. Soil b.,
~ rc.peclahle dsalsfs. sec advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

GrlrToN. June so There was skIr'
mish a, Bowmer's, twelve miles from Chea,
river bridge, yesterday, between portions OF
tie Fifteenth and Sixteenth Ohio and First
Virginia regiments. AMI a company Of rebel
cavalry the former were sent TO protect
the polls. and the latter, mi'iakin: their
number. attacked them and were routed
WITH the los Of several men among them
Lieutenant o., a company and several hors-
e. Tie only los oa our ,ilc was y q.
smith Of the Ohio regiment, who was buried
hsrc to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

sy-CousHs. The sodjen change. ~ onr eli.
aais are sources u Pslaoaafy, BrossAiai oHd
.isfl.afc iSsct,sas. Experience having proved
that s,mpls remedies oiisu act speedily and cet-
tainl, whcn taAca ia the ssrly stages of the CO
ease. rrcuuf.s shosll at oucc b. hat TO" Browse
B-ostk,al TiscAo." or htcasrs. YET the Coll,
Cough, or Iu,ta,ion 81 the fhtoat h" ever 90
- ht, a. by the pr-cautioa mpTe serious at.
tax NAV b. cdrctuall, Wsrdcl od. rUhIIc
SFtNAEEs anj >tNGIEs vii Cad them shsc-
iusi i,r c,af,ng aad siren thsaln; the voice. See
advertisement.
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O,roRD, ss.-h a Court Of Probate held NJ
Paris. within and foT the Counly 81 Oxford.
ON the third Tu..day 81 June, AID. i>6i.
nm the petition Of IiARRlErN. PllliBRlCk,
" widow Of James Philbfiek, late 81 Andoyer,
in said County deceased, praying that her dover
may H. assigned aud st out 10 her. IN her late
husband. estate. ani that Commissioners be sp.
pointed zoe that purpose
Ordusd, That the .aid petitioner give notice TO
ali persons Interested. by causing a copy Of ihi.
order 10 H. polished three WEEKS excessively IN
the Osoni Democrat printed at Paris, that they
ufiy appear at a Probate Coau 10 L. held a, Pa
~. in said county. on the third Tuesday Of July
mkt, at nine O'Clock 10 the inreaooa. aal sh~w
cause. IL any they have, Why the sai'e shoald
not lie granted.
ELISHA WINTER. Jads,.
A true eopy-aites,; J. y. IioBBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We, having
il-,a apIninie,l b, the Julgr Of Probate toe the
Count, N ONi,ud. Commissioners q receive aud
examine the CLAIMS 4 the creditors ol John kslss,
lat, Il MrS,cp. IN sa,d cuuai,, deceased, whose
estate - appreciated a. in.plsrat, giNc notice
that ~ m8aihs arv allowed o. ss,d creditors Ia
bfiug be- ani proSr Their ELAINE aud that se viii
attend % the service ass,gacd ~. AZ the store Of
il-ny ". pars, IN M-N,co. on the last Thur..
dave Il Jul, All Jahaay 1e,i, from one 10 i'e
o'ekck. q. ".
HENRY ". PARk, l,..-...
DAVID y. brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

O,TuEr, ss.-h q Coau Of Probate held At
Fnrlutg, sirhln and ior the c"uut "ipNio'd,
on the twentieth ~, 81 Jun-, A. u. l~6i,
I RONALD \. BERRY administrator on the
| c.ta,c Of France. J. llambIcn. late ui Dcu.
,n,Tk 90 aid Clnni,. deceased. having ptrseulsd
hi. 6f,t aud hual account II standardization ol the
,,taie II ,sid deceased &c allowance.
O,ipsi. That The 'si admini'ir,iDr give M
t,oc {, al person, interested, b, c,u,ni , copy OF
thi. us,lef o. ~ publshsd three week -ucc"..,'r
/, in the ONi,ld Democrat printed At Pius, that
The, may appear At r'plnte conrt 10 le hsld At
Pans, w add ,uuniN, oH the thiTi lussda, IL
Dol, neNt at nine O'Clock 10 N. 6rcn'pn, and
.hcW cause. II any they have, Why ihr 'sune should
not be- allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
4 true copy-lttc.t: is. lloBus, Register.
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A Canadian Remedy

For CodirHtss. frrcguldriiy and Dttihiy ~
TIE Digcsiire Organs. Inducing Hodddchc,
LaSuipds, Nervousness, General Proird-
nOa ofRs Mind and Body. Paralysis, &c.
4 MOMENTS reflection ought To coavipce a
"A seaside man Of the l,ll, and danger Of .on.
,tan,l, dosing With ciihsuio medicines. The
practice !. petnicious all suicidal. AueSpetierce
81 iory y-afs h,. taught me that the constantly
Increasing evil, Il Indigestion ATE ieaTiulk aggn.
waited ls the too lee, use Of Caih,fIics. The
American people a,e iasi bccomi.g nation 81
d,.pcptlr. by their ARTIFICIAL modes oi l,ie. Dras-
Hc Calhari,c. increase the irril.b',y. aud pros.
tIstc the strength tie digestive Organs.
The pill. NV offered are especially dc.igned
10 ALA, this initabilhy, anil at the sane tia. TO
invigurair aud ,arcughsn all the functions OF di-
gc,i,on. While they are gen,ly h>a,i'e. They
are anod,ne. tonic ani LAXATIVE. The, ATE 50
mild aai in,igoraling that one !. not reminded Nv
any dissgreesblc effects that he has takea medic
c,ls.
Busiurs. mcn. S,uicu,-. Professional men. Fe.
,n,lc.. snd all Persons Ladins conhned or &C.
dtuiar, liic. .hoaI Iry thea.
The undersigned Physicians, chocr'ully oettil,
10 the hi.h professional standing 81 " Colby u
Slan.tead, one OF the olics ant beet physicians,
atl a. the cNccllcn, qualities IT hi. "Anti Co'''r
arl 1oaic r,Il.." which We have u'ed ~ our
practice and highly approve
J. u. Gibsan. VI u, Dunhsm, q u.
q. L.. COTTON. VI ", CowansNill".
CHARLES BROWN II,
:. :. FOSTER. M Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. VI u, Barn.ion.
y. JENkS, u,
CIV. COwLEs. " u. snn.,sad.
JOHN MElG~, ~,
JOSEPH RREIDON. VI n, surscon Il. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, VI u. Cost'cook.
IEMuEL RICHMOND. VI u, Dciby Line.
VI. a.. GIlNE>, VI ~, Compton, 4. L..
q. -. SONER>, VI u, Magog, 4. l..
J. RUTHERFORD. VI u. NeWpoit, VI
Prepared by Dr. VI. D. COLBY, stan''ca J..
&. A.. aud Dc'by Line, Vermont.
sold D., d.. Rust. -. PARIS; Bates Co, Ia.
re: 4. -. Moves. Norway; -. Porter, e..
gerry. u. ". Noblr sni John u. Eaad, Water
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

TaA>E BL,iE OF Missouri, was serenadei
in New York. saturday evening. In hs
speech Acknowledge, the compliment, he
alluded 60 National matters !le denounced
a comrroui.s policy a. suicidal. The only
peace that will b, lasting is one the enemy
will have no power to disturb. lie believed
the hear; Of the people was strongly opPOs-
ca 70 treating with armcI rebels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-05

O,ToEu. ss.-N Cont II pru'nts held ., Pa
-. ~iihia an flt the JpuntN Of Oxford, on
the third Tu-siN ~ Juur. \. ID. lS6l.
IOEi. 4 MARBLE. ainin,.traiof ga the es-
81 tate 81 inimi u. M,fblr. late oi DN6clh. ~
aid Cur1N, decreased. h,'irs prc,enlsd hi.
.scuni tr-1urt ~ ADMINISTRATION NJ ihr estate 81
..i d~,ssssl fat ilaWanr,, ani also his private
account s -aiu.t aid cstat, &c alhwsa,r.
Ofis'si, that the aid 'dm'r gi'~ n1'ic" a.
IN psf.lts Interested. hN causing q COPY 81 ihi.
order O., o. plbl.hel ~ The O>iufd Dcmocsi,
pfintc,l If rirs. that they nav appear At = Foo.
hate CONT IN D. holden ~ r,u. ~ .,id cnrnty
Ga the ihr TucsIly ct jul, neNt, At niuc oi
the clock ~ the Br,nouu, AL .heW cause Il any
the, have ehy The same shout MT y, ,l,owod.
ELISHA WINTER Judge.
\ ifuc cupy-aItcst; J. =. IlouHs, R~s,sisr.