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administer to the troops at camp Chatham
where she says the soldiers are being dsci.
mated by disease.
Advieee from Augusta, Ga, to the 1lth,
state that a large eoncouree assembled TO
hear Vice President Stephens speak upon the
produce loan. A committee was appointed
TO procure subscriptions.
The Charleston Mercury calls loudly upon
the Northern seeded States to raise and send
along the produce and provisions fer the
UonfeueratB army.
Washington, July Is.
The President has approved the force BILL
The reign OF terror in London county, Va,
ia at it's height. Citizens were told to be
ready TO day 10 he drafted into service and
marched to Manassas junction. Twelve
Unionists fed from w aterford and are now
in our lines. They report that forty men are
coming the fret opportunity. The Secretary
Of State has made reclamation on the Span.
ish Government for the surrender of Amer-
can vessels carried into Cenfuegos BY the
Sumter, and there 10 no doubt of their imme.
date release with their cargoes and Of the
prohibition Of the entrance Of the Confeder.
ate privateers into the Vest India ports here
after. 1t 10 ascertained that tho Spanish
which has been received had
not at the time been received in Cuba.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-17

A gentleman who has lately been travel
ing over parts Of the extreme South, sends
a letter To the Louisville Courier, in which
he thus speaks OF a fine cavalry company
which lately entered the Confederate ser :
vice from Mississippi:
Mississippihas now nineteen regiments
in the Confederate army. and has twelve
more organized and drilling, ready to obey
the first summons to march. Some OF her
corps are the finest, troops in the field
The Adams Troop, from Natchez, the
most splendidly equipped body Of cavalry
ever seen in this country passed on 10 Vir-
ginia by the Way OF our city, few DAYS
ago. ii is corps formed among the
gentlemen of Matches and Adams county,
and drilled by General Quitman when he
was in the prime Of his military ardor. 1t
was kept up in its full efficiency till the
present revolution, when it resolved to
take part 10 the conflict, and since then il
has been under the instruction OF an expe-
rienced French cavalry officer On parade
their drill was as perfect as that Of vete-
rams. There was not an ordinary horse
II the troop Of one hundred and their
splendid chargers seemed as thoroughly
drilled as the men. The outfit of each
member cost over ~ 900, and there WAS
not private In the ranks who had not q
fortune Of at least $4,000. They have
equipped themselves and bear their own
expenses, and ask no pay from the Gov
eminent. They will exhibit in soldierly
bearing and by their knightly prowess
to Northerners what is meant by South
ern chiyalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-17

CT During the last Congress, Jno. b.
CLARK Of Missouri, professed himself to be a
great Union man, and raised terrible row
over The fact that certain members Of Con-
gress bad recommended the book published
by Rowan Helper. The present Congress
has expelled the same John B. CLARK, be-
cause be has proven himself traitor by ap-
pearing 10 arms against bis country with the
purpose Of .over,hrowing the Go, eminent
and DESTROYING the Union.
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Another SkirmIsh.

The Quincy Herald OF this morning gives
aD account OF Q skirmish on the North Mis-
souri, Railroad yesterday, as follows:
II appears that 300 troops we're coming up
sneni OF the passenger train, ON 81. Louis,
we believe, and when As far a. illersburgh,
twenty five miles north Of st. Charles, where
the track Was torn up, the troops were fred
into. When the passenger train got there,
they we're still fighting. They also fired into
the passenger train.
The Federal troops killed several rebels,
and took some prisoners. One man was
caught with gun, and hung. Another pri-
soner who attempted to run was shot. The
Federal troops captured some 80 horses
Three OF the Federal troops were killed and
eight wounded, one mortally. These are ali
the particulars that could be obtained last
evening.
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Republican County
Convention.

The Republicans Of Lee county will meet in Mass
Convention, at the Court House in Fort Madison,
Saturday, the Goth day Ct July, at 10 O'Clock A,
M, for the purpose Of choosirg Delegates TO the
State Convention under tho call Of the State Gen.
trsl Committee, and also Of selecting County
Central Committee for the &C mirg year, and attend
ing to such other business as msy Trorcsiy eeEae
before the Convention. AT. SHAW,
Chairman Central Com.
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From ApTingfseid, NO.

Advces from Springfield Of the date of
the 18th, report that no further hossilities
had taken place since the Carthage fight.
Col. Sigel was ~ Springfield, and Gen. LYON
was exnected 10 arrive there on Saturday
last. The number Of Federal troops who
were killed, and died Of wounds reoeiy al in
the Carthage fight, was 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-17

The affair at Boonvillo shows the impor
san'e OF Zen. Price's resorting to a strin-
gent policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-17

FOR SHERIFF.

Please announce the name ofGRANVILLE w.
pITTMAE ~ independent candidate for the
Office OF Sheriff Of Lee County at The next October
election.
keokuk, July 18th, 1851.
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REPUBLICAN .TATncoNvENTroN.

A State Convention Of the Republicans Of lows
il called to assemble by their delegates. at the City
Of Des Moines, At 10 clock A. VI. on Wednesday
July airt 1861. for the ntminston Of officers TO be
elected at the general esctitn IN October OF this
year. Candidates are to he selsctedf for The Offices
Of Governnr, Lieutenant 1eveFEor. and one Judge
of th- Supreme Court The G INVENTION Will take
sueh other action may, in It's opinion, contribute
to the success al the Republican party.
Every organized onsnty will DO entitled to one
delegate In the Convention, ard one additional del
egate for each 200 votes, and fer any additional
fraction OF 100 or Votes cast at the last Gen
eral Election for Hol. Abraham Lincoln as Presi-
dent of the United States.
Republican County Central Committees arc re-
questeu to call their conventions to select their del
egates in the ratio above stated, and for efficient
organization preparatory to the car vass.
HIM. HoXTE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
SAMUEL f. MILLER, Lee County.
J. b. WEAVER. Davis, -
6Eo. A. HANIEY, Decatur g
LEwIs SMITH, Korsuth "
w. b. FAIRFIELD, Floyd !"
Fl. 9. HENDERSON, Marshall !"
J. X. NrYpnAk, Mahsska i"
W. A. WARREs, Jackson "
III. III. TuTHILL, Cedar Z"
S. J. w. TABOR, Buchanan !"
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LEG NUJIlsE.

=
10 Elizabeth ssrnthfrs and l.. n. Caruthers, Der
husband, Caroline Elliott ard amu.l Elicit her
hua band, Harriet rhraesn and - khrosn her
husband, Sarah Todd and -- Todd. her hus-
bsna, Henrietta Havtrstiek and - Havcf-
stick, her husband, james wilson, j. X. Uopelin
Vim. w. Copeiin aud Carrie Il. Cope1in, minor
heirs If Jane NJ =. eopeitn. deceived.
N0u and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there 10 Gle in the efhee Of the Clerk Of
the District Court ~ Les county, Iowa, 1T Kso-
kas, petition and supplemental petition Of Nat.
Lafon, claiming the for closure 81 certain mort
gage executed by /. HcKrEny snd6eo- b. Will
son to John stsInus ard John Hamilton. and new
the property rlaittiE, to rs-urr csstAia pfSm-
lsory MOLE Ion ~nca notc judSmsnt IL siso elaimedl
which mortgage conveys the following property,
to vii; Isspty feet aG he ends IF lots seven
II sad eight, taf in block thirty sx 1881 In the
city OF Kcok Ok, Lee c1grty, iowa, u prrties-
larry described in said petition in wnch said real
estate, IL 10 alleged that yeu have some interest,
~ the heirs ut Law Of The said Geo. b. Wilson, nov
decea ed.
And unless you appear and answer said peti-
tinn be fore the secosc Of Inc next
term of the raid District Court. beng the sep
ember term, 1861, decree i'll be rendered against
you i'm accordance wish the prayer SAID pctitions
and III your interest, claim and equity OF redemp-
ton In and to said premises viii be cut on and fof-
ever barred and forecinsed.
MocRARY 4 BRUCE,
July IL 1S6f-dIm pltfs' Attorneys.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

l-I0ydsA Railroad M p.
I L0YD'S Railroad Map shows every Railroad
IL IN running order up to February LIST, ls6l.--
Every station is marked down the roads, ard
the distances between each station, and the fetal
iongth Of the road also the ame of it's officers,
their place of residence, and the running time of
the trains every Railroad in merica are given.
Every river In America il traced out, and the
towns and cities on the Ohio and Mississippi and
other rivers marked plainly, All The Forts.
Batteries and Strongholds in this country laid
M. w. WEsTCoTT,
jyl7 Main-st. I'd door from 4,h.
Notice.
BANKING Houeg OF Gro. e. ANDERSON 4 Co.,l
ksokuk, July IL, 1881,
ME will purchase, for few days, Illinois and
w Wisconsin Discredited Bank Notes, and Bur
lington City Scrip. GEO. Q. ANDERSON co.
ELOUnI FEOUHT
TASTLE MILLS XXX FLOUR; made from new
jyild ROBERTSON Fro.
Hams.
I'm EXTRA cANvAssED HAMS, for sale
lUU low by ROBERTSON \ BRO,
jyll rs MAin-st.
TWENTY-FIVE Boxes new fresh Lemons, in
j fne order. ROBERTSON BRO.
jy1ld
HsrAe~'s Tactics FOR eI.20.
GROSS MILITARY SURGERY 90 CENTS.
UNITED STATES TACTICS, 900.
ARMY REGULATIONS, 1875.
SOLDIERS HANDBOOK, go CENTS.
4 ND all the Standard Military Books, for sale
n low, at CGDEN, BROWNELL 4 co.'s
'--1Irsss -R-sss At..s--
DEFINING HOUSE. kEOktk, IOWA.
flsHE undersigned would respectfully announce
to his friends and the travelling public geLer
ally that to meet the demands Of the stringent
times the price Of board for transient travel will
be reduced to 81 80 per day. Day board reduced
TO S. per week.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the house, would ask continuance of the HRme,
suring patrons that the house will continue to be
kept a. = frst class Hotel.
GEO. Il. DEFINING, Proprietor.
july5-d6t
u. N.Infnsavy Tactics
LS0k the instruction, exercise and mannuvreE Of
l. the UNITED STATES INFANTRY. including
In famGFy 81 ahe Line Light In San airy
and d ~ mae IA.
Prepared under the direction Of the War Depart
ment and authorized and adopted by the Secretary
| Of War, May !, 1861. For ALE by
M. w. NESTC0TT,
Main ST., End door FROM 4 h.
June IA
$500 BbIs. Salt
NOW ON HAND and to arrive in the next fea
IN days, from K@nawha, and for sals low fer DC
cuHut of makers, by ------z-7---
Kellogg BIRGE.
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ftM r. e tsAHat&k4Tv AZ. misunderstanding
- an article Of seidisrs' shoes, superior 70 any
thing yet seen ia this lime, sId they can farnssh
them lower than the regulation shoes will be sar-
piled They made Ut French Kip, and secun ed
against rips BY b. absence Of seams in tho uppers
and by rivets in The shaEks-
Thure desiring coed shoes will do we'll to 70
ana see their ssooA, corner Ct Third and Main rts
NayI2d
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Butter.

rn0ICE Fresh Batter received regularly from
~ the Beat Diaries in HsGceck County, and for
sale by h0BLk1sOa a. BIO,
my30 NO - NAIN-ST.
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NEW O. n N ONs.
TWENTY-FIVE Boxes new fresh Lemons, in
j fine order. ROBERTSON 4 BRO.
wild
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Notice.
BAsKiss HousE or GEo. e. ANDERSON 4 Co.,
ksokuk, July IL, 1851,
yNE will purchase, for few days, Illinois and
w Wisconsin Discredifed Bank Notes, and Bur
lington City Scrip. GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
+. B. MAGOON l. co.,
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.
yT,IIIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. free,

THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION, heed
II all the common componcnts, such a.
Opi,ies, or ESpcciount., Which not onlY run
dawn the system. bat DESTROY al chano, 81 cure.
Will h. iouni 90 trial to po.ss'. the iolos'ns
pfopertie.. All 10 which the mn' valuable irsii.
man,al. NAV h. found ~ the pamphlets.
For Whbrping cough. add q. Soothing
s,wp. Il meets svsry ~sat, ADD 10y ently a." vii
save the largest p'opoft ton 81 rupture. IN ehil
dt.n which can h. traced IT, Wh"Oping Cough.
H. osI,nafy Cough. and Bronch,sl Complaints.
the f,f-runnefs oi 'oa.umpiion. ~. 1plsndid tonic
properties make It not oaly the n-.t perfect e"-
m, a. disease, lat bu,ld. ~ anil sustain. the 'l.-
ten against recurrence of the Complaint. No
nut.cT, should 10 wnhon, u, n'r shoud pafrni.
i.ii 10 ~, a pamphlet. To b. fnand ~iih all deal
sr.. a. the only way to d. justice 70 iis value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

A good story !. told Of Senator joseph
Lane. Of Oregon, which will scar repetition.
Accounts OF the Senator's rebel sentiments
aud movements preceded his return home.
snd u !. said, rendered him very unPopu.
lar, particularly after the attack on Fort
Sumter. When be reached the shore. Of
,ss Paoiac be besan 10 feel hi. unpopular
~ IN variou. Say.; bat M renak tina, was
mad, To him and in his hearing was more
cutting than that Of stage driver With
whom he entered into conversation wiihou,
disclosing his name. In tie course Of his
Talk ihs Senator took occasion TO remark
that be considered himself abou, the wor,,
abused man in the State. well. | dont
isou AhoIt that" replied the driver. IL
YOU are any worse abused than that rascal,
10. Lane, God help you"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Rev

"rhs Rev. - was preaching ct IN
appointment no, intelligent as Virginia aa'
dienees generally are. HE ,s1, Ma Cor I;
4-On booking no, Mt the things which are
not .een-a good ter, BY the way. The
preacher had occasion to use the words vie
ible and invisible, Now. brethren quo'h
he. " some Of you may no, understand sse.s
words. will explain them to you
Stretching up a, full length. With arms es'
,spded-" Do you zee me now -
Yes"
"weli, this Is risible." Squs,,ins down
behind the pulpit. he cried on, De prefsadi'.
/" See me no~'"
"No."
"wsil. hi. Is iavisible."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

o.rosp, n.-At a Coss, Of Probate IN rsrn'
on the ihiri T..esday Of July, AID. 1851.
7 ICY COi.BuRN, vssed sx.eaIr,x 10 Ger.
i taia is.,rvs~~ss psfpeft'"s 70 oe i@s, VIII AND
n ,a,d Cos.sy d-es.ssi. having presented the
sane Coz probate;
Oriss.a. Tia, the said exscu,'is give notice To
al rsrscss iaiescst.d by causing n copy Of this
s,s.. 90 be psh,ishsd three weeks sscce..isel, 10
the O>ieri Democrat. q ne~spsp~r p''aied IN
Psus, that they may appear at PROBATE Court
n BE- hell at Paris. Ia said eosaty, on the th',d
Tuesday u August neat. 81 nine o'eLck IN the
fOr,nooa. and she~ eAsss, IL any the, have. Why
the said insirum.e, shcsld 10, be pto,ed. APP
proved and allowed 40 the last viii and ,e.'ane",
Of aid deceased.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true eop,-atis.ti J. =. Ilosss. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

o,roNp. ss.-Ata Court Of Probate held at
Paris, ~ith,a and Cor the Coonty II Oxford, On
the third Tu<.isy oi JAW, A.D. l-ot.
an IN. pst;iis, cf EUNiCE TRASH, widow
~ OF Leonard Tra.A, late Of Peru, "a SAID 'o.n'
~. decreased, p's,,ag soc an allowances oU OF the
psr.oaal estate Of hst late hs,hand;
Ordered. Tia, the said pet','oaer give MOTTO. 70
al p-r-oa, Interested b, eausiag a cop, 81 this
o,ic, o. IL pabli.he,l three week. .occe..i,cs ~
the Oxford Democrat p,iaied at Psri., ih,t the,
lgeaT al a frOisle Court To j. he'll al fsr's ~
,sid roual,. op the third Tered, Of Asgu.t n'>t.
AZ nine o'ckSk "a the FORENOON, sRl shew cause,
Il aN the, have shy the same shouli not be
granted. ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A tro. cop,-aifs.tt J. =. ilotBs. Rrg,.rr.
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Real Estate for Sale!

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated IA
i the village Of Ando,er Corner, kBown a. 'he
Crockett estate, iormerb owned and occupied by
the late Levi, Crockett and n. ". Crookst, and
more recently by the hie Dt. y. A. Anen. and At
ps,.ent occupied by Nsihsn Dresser. Th. prop
sr,y ooa.i,i. OF about sixteen acres Of very ,uPe'
,ior land. With nearly new siofied house, bailt
and finished In the most superior manner, With
good and ~sll.6ai'hed barn. about 20 by IS iesI,
and suitable outbuildiags.
Also. the Tavern stand adjoining. and the store
ani lot on which h'iapds. on the opposite side 81
the road.
The above property will be sold ow u applied
for soon, and terms Of psymeat made easy,
For particulars inquire Of the 'ui..r',eI.
Andoser Corner. l.. {. ALLEN'
Andcver, Sept. lst ,lsGO. 70
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HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE.

Thi. rrc,, Neur,l.ic R-med, and Natural
Opiss call. f,r special alientian mad intef-si be
~. f,-- ~ OPIUM, or preparation. Of Opium. or
OF any bu, IL. strictly vegetable medical prop.
critics. For Ncur.g,, Rhrunl,ii item. Goat. Tooth
Aeh. AL Ear Ache, spia.l CompLin,-, Heed
ing st I.nag- or stomach. Rose liza, Fever.
Ca,,rrh, ani al minor Nervous Comphint..
For i.p.s II Sl~-p. Chrome 90 NrrSou. Head.
ache. IL h,. - cgas. 80. TO which We offer tee
Iimonial. ffum un'lpub'cd source.
Foe Deli.ium rfcmcn. It ia Sure Remedy.
Foo Bowel Complaints, incladi.g Cholera
Mottr,. II {. 'plendidly adapted. 10 not onl, ~.
mo,ins the pain. bui aeiins a. phy.,e,a great
contrast With Opium, which not Only con.ii pate.
aud drug. the system, bu, make. the remedy worse
than the disease.
From Phy.,eian. We ash ,tiention. snl on de.
msnd Fo'malas q, TRIAL IIottI-. viii L. --u,. de-
,eLpins IN the Apodync az Opistr ~hieh hs.
long t-.n wanted. and IN the Cough Remedy
such .. rest -ni,rrly on one osn,r,l principle.
From Invalid. We ask correspondence ior
Pamphlets or esphntion, without postage
stamps"
Priee'-larre Cough Remedy. 80 cts. pes bottIe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

IN sloqueu, di'ine in the course Of his
sermon "a. comparing the state Of the IN.
converted sinner to that OF msn IN boa,
away from land aud only one oar, when be
~,' suddenly srOush, up with a sever,
round turn by an old sailor. who jumped
Up AMI asked. couldn't the old fool .kullI"
May who would not FOR the world utter
alsehood. are yet eieruAlly .cbeninS 20
produce false impressions on the minds Oi
o'hsrs, respecting facts, characters, aud op.
iniob..
They tell q story aSout Yankee tailor
dunning - man Tor the amount, Of his bill.
lae man replicl-' atm sorry. very sorry
indeed, THAI eAn'IpAy a." "well, "aid
the tailor. e" took you for man tia,
would be very sOrry-but IT you are cor
rier than am. I'll quit"
An Old ,opsr. in the las, stage. OF drop.y,
was told by bis physician tina, nothing
would save him but beng tapped" Ills
.on {. witty little .haver) obissted to this
operation, saying Daddy. daddy. don,
submit, to 1t; for you bnov there Was never
anything tapped in our house ;ha; lasted
more than = week"
The aower Of love can never flourish up
ca soil thA; !. not moi.tened by the dew.
OF respect and admiration.
The song Of the harve., is everywhere.
ls notes fall .wee,ly upon the ear /. they
Goat over the land away there jus, 'ubsid.
ing. and away there jus, beginning-abd 50
they will pas the strain along ill the uu.
&C has been waited around the world.
The ;rea, cry with everybody Is, +" Ge,
90" justa' II the world we're a travelling
post. How astonish~i people will be, when
they arrive in heaven. TO fnd the angels
Who Srs 50 much wiser laying no schemes
- be made archapssl.'
lie who never iOrgets BIZ. old friends and
chsrishe- his attachment for them =. ever,
~ '''' "'" -iNN' "''S' 'P1e' w ''''s"'
have kept them apart Is one OF those rare
beng, with whom God has endowed the
earth tina, society may not utterly wither
10y " -, ,"u1'"'' VI '"s'a'''u''' 'ef
'"1 '"' '"'A"' '"' :" ''''
An exchange gives the Substance Of the
'1'v' - 'v,'"' coroner !s'y on man
" '"e0''A"0u
'A'" y 'a"s"s-'O1H' run snop
Ari'a d''h one feeds on every minute
Aad therefore u needs Dc GOOD
A prudent man advised his servan, to pu,
by bis money for rainy day. Ia . few
weeks, the master inquired how much Of b..
wages be had saved. Faith. none atall,"
'"i De -" ra'aei yesterday and +" oil
~
open evil =, all events does ih's good
It s-VPs good on the alert. When there Is
no likelihood Of an enemys approaching.
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A Canadian Remedy

n, =. -..- I.,.,...-y D., La, 4,
for '1''Vo''"' T''HH',"yu" Nv" i,o"ny !"
ne D'g,shrc ofsdH'. mdudHr H,dda'he'
Ldsaiuds. Nervousness, GcnerdI ProHrd-
ZION Of ne NLndaud Bojv, Pdrd'yu,, &c.
,,nu,>r., =, -.
nonhN ',a NC s,, oos"' 70 .o' " s.
MS" o. 'n' 10y SUI u'ui,' w M
'""'N losing WIN '',h''uI 1'''',''"e'' 'ne
p'~"'e"P''ne'o"''h I 'u'''u''' s"''If'"t'
ct iof'y war; has taught me 'h'' the Constantly
ihcfes',as t'''' OF Indigestion are '.a'u'y agra
waited u, the too lice n'e OF 'A'hhf''o'' The
Nn"''csn people "'c ''i u~'""'rg n'n"" ~
dtsp~riics 10y Their ARTIFICIAL mode. ct Tie p"'-
TIC 'a'h'r''e' 'nc'r'.r The "t,'-h''N' a'i pros.
"i ~, Wv I"" =, ,sv 49," Wy ~, .iI
IL, ~ I,,,,.I.t,, =, ~. 49,
~ IT -, III a., ,,,..,.'',' :, a.
- - - -" $3.50. TL".
$500 """, my 81 800 T,
80 ~ 49,, ,o"- 80 =, :, w =,
hAitA AN't NNfNNNlsANNs NhaA WV " ~
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o,yorp. sat- Court II Probate held at Pa.
ri., ~i,hia anil Coz the COsaiy Of Oxford, oa
the third Tuesday, al Joe. 4. ID. 1851.
NOAU FRINGE, administrator on the estate
~ of Abel stetsoa, Late of summer, N ss'i
Cosaiy, J.cea.ed hs,iag pre.e p,ed his second and
k..I .eso.a, 81 ass,ai..iios sf the estate u ssd
Jsses .ed Zoe allowance;
Orio,i, that the said adm'r give notice To
al per-ou. Interested, by eassing copy 81 this
order 10 h. psblished In the Osio'd Demoers,,
priai,d at rari.. tia, they may appear ., fro'
bate Court 10 h. hold.a at Paris "a s,id co"n,y
on the third Tuesday of Asgus, se>i; at nine OF
the clock ia the br-sooa, aai she~ cause ~ any
the, have ~hy III. sane .hoah 90, he alio~ed.
ELISHA WINTER. Judge.
A true e,,ox-.i,..t: ]. =. UloaHs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Manny's Patent
CONFINED
MOWER and REAPER,
For Ono and Two Horses.

FOR SALE ny THE SUBSCRIBER.
Tn coming before the public We do not propose
u boild on our machine by running Others
down. ss so,n. agent. have attempted TO do, bat
simply appeal to your Judgment ~ reference to the
true merit. Of the NANNY Machine. have had
several year. experience in selling Mowers of dif.
ferent kind., and know from practical esper fence
anl observation in the field. what 10 wanted by the
farmei. OF Maine. prefer 10 give evidence o.
IL. real worth, rather than get upa bnely woIded
preface 10 mi.ead the honest seeker after the best
maohine. would refer iho.e in want Of the best
machine To the olL,~ing names OF geu,leme"
whose statements can l- relied on. Robert Mai.
tin, Eco. Daniel Field. Esq. Danviie; John u.
Pui.ifer. Polandj Levi 4 Alexander y. Thayer,
Paris; WIN. Moody, Rumiord; Brown Besn
and Humphrey Bean, Bethel; James w. Clark
Andoyer: Cyprian K A. &. Hall, 80. Paris, Who
used the NANNY Machine last year. Any ooe
wishing for information N regard 10 the above
mach ne, will addrrss the subscriber, at So. Paris
May 20, 1861. WA. SWEET. Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

An othcer who va. on intimate terms with
the Prince Of oraoge. one day asked him
the purpose Of an extraordinary march they
we're making. "will yon keep the &C.
ere, - asked the prince. The OScer has
tened TO assure his master that he was inca.
psble Of abusing bis confidence. IL BE-
lieve you, replied the prince; " bu, ifyou
possess the gift Of keeping secret. the
sane blessing has also been conferred on
me-"