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S5y To Horse Owners. DR.. Sweets

9-5 III hoFse ONnerS. uf- SWeets
1nt.nble Lnsueut for Horses Is un..yaled br any in
III cases ot Laeness arising fom spralns Iru1scs Of
WEcnchlnE ats effect + magical and eeztatn. Harness
q Saddle Calls Scratches Mango. &c IT cure
speedily. epavla aad Fsnebone uay bs easily Pre-
ed and cured Il their iacsr.cntsts-rs but confirm
I'd cases a-e beyond the possibility radical CURE
10 ease Of tic Kind however "a 80 desperate hope
lees ect tray be alcviated By this L1nucnt sud s
fatafu1 application will always remove the 1azaenes.
And enable tbs horse to travel With comparative casc
Eyery horse xncr should have this remedy at haad
far tts timely At the nstt appearance Of Lsmcnes
vii eoeetuAly prevent these formidable diseases men.
TONED to which a horses liable and which render
- many otherwise Talcable horscs nearly worthless
6ee advertisement. For sale b. J. Il. JOHNSON,
General AScnt. % State street uozsToeow-dly
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CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE

:.
FoR NuwArKEE. La CROSSE ST. PAUL osH
=. KOsH, BER IN AND lNTERMEb!ATEH
On and kfter Monday Uce 3D. 1sth Passenger lsa.E3
leave TIE Depot, corner OF West Kinz1s ant Cai71
stscet1. CSu1aays execpted] as follows:
: fA1 a. u, and arrive At Milwaukee II uSG Ah
I'D P-x. and A71ivc Rt 3lliwarEec At aSarA
Passenger Trains arrive It Chs.aSo at: :,
1t;1l 1. X pn1 $50 r " -
: waakesan Aecommodauon Trstn lc.Te9A An.e7So a.
10 p 4. aHtfes At Chtcsgo It 80 Y HD1rTv =, c.,,.
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sPERIlN 'WOOLS. j
L.: a..! .Nupoz*ed md for s.leny -. :, ''-. ,
-.an: -, -: s#LAes Ssesstes, stses; tes,oaxa |
n O. Vt. ~ PET RC E ,
IL. Wholesale Groce1s and 1napoztszs.
147 South Water St., Chicago, Illinois.
Wholesale, Depot fo1 Me4ssss 4: y d ElainEsE Co.
pecally 1or tho Medical and The Family
; fsiu.neers Ceiebtsted OLD LoSDON DOCK GIN.
BtntpEers Cs1ebrsted Oh ZouaJe Gin-
BtuInCcss Celebrated Old ZonaTe Bou1bon ot1sS re-
1trvc. - ---..---ss J. '-'-- -'
Hiniugers Celehrxted Old Kentucky Bourbon
- Bininxax& Celebrated Genuine Medicinal CoEoao.
- 1in!ngcra Celebrated Gennlne Pure Port r Inc
Ptntn4erS Celebrated Gennine Pun Sherry Wine
RfnlnEefB Celebrated GeuuIne Pure Madeira Wine.
RlnlngerB Celebrated Genuine Wheat Tonic
HlntnErrs Eelchrnted Genuine c3{pnonsAhAa Hhtaky.
,BtutnEex1 Celebrated Genuine Apple Cordial non
BfufnEer's Honestc4d, =
= MntnErra Celebrated Genuine 1.are Ripe Cordial
EiningerB Celebrated Genuine Old times Family Ryr
& hiaanEet,s Se1eeated Genuine Brsntongtne 81
Also. RfnlngcTs Bouquet Bourbon CoEnae and GIN
labeled quart bottles OF one md twu dozen IN case
especially druggists and rttclass 0roctl AVaJs
->A1so: for sale futa1 BY I'll Druggists.
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Gbita9oT Ttih,ttte,
-. OFF1C1AL. :. F.,
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining IN the Chicago Post Office from
DEC. go to JAN. 6, 1881, inclusive:
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cTATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
SOUTH C{IICAGO.-Thc taxes foc 1850 nra now
fTr Pnrprs having ta1es to pay can do 80 At No. II
enstsa na2a ds59t IA ~ VIZ H.MURRAY. Collector.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
= 1RA4 = EAttEenD1 anEs b9uprE TRACK.
The capacity OF :hs Eosd is nov equal = say II tia
Three Throu=h PASSENGER .rra1nx
connecbs t e f. Go az bx5o y
Ssa,! E.1a Thzesga T51a4 lEom Il tstsf css P
Of f3ssease.s unsurpassed sr speed and co:sisrs bY
~ Lies ta.oaga to ru.4e!pA,,.
ssas e at = k5p I'D saa Ts s.
Three daily :rsiss connect aTs1I i5s NsS iers. e
press and Fas. Lac connect for Hl:.mosc AID Taah-
Al Through Passenger Trains provided with IouSh-
Mtges Patent lssskespeed nnaer perfect con.ro1 Of
$!x Da,,y T5ale. v es;xesn rats:aa,s AL Ssv
ton i1sunEa Tickets. eli TIL are soou or either of
Bo:t Tiskess 70 Boston arc good via Sorstea Fan
MysF g stenSton 20 Lass sso2 passenger.
Sa 5s e5ta 52sa i Sex AZ Ss5k # he
Ea5osa Gtsss tn h :ss Vest 6oT
tssf; ~ s4ss tS.;'sn5 d Il Rasssa: Ss
Il FAaE AlEAfS 4s Low AND rsNE Is 4C1cr Ii
AsK FOE Fl TitkEfs tii G!sff 81 afg3F FiT TfsDuRea
iaa f:'2s II IND TUE
& y o. sesa nEafs :.
stas sI5 s 1s7 Es
For FfTsht Contracts ard shpptn= Dirsc.ions .pp.y
T. o. add1ea eitaes Of the fotowla: Agents ct tho
?. 4 STEWART, lr.tsbcsra;
piey t. MeSseiey .ts s!s9.!s H.. + ossassy Has;ss
saHRnz r. 81 etaaos CO. : S Ass
J5e ess: S59s S3:iss.I NSi4;$ {i;i4 8
sa:5 s,!sier ;isas s Ioul 5ola L i.fli,. M Ss5a.
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HENRY- LIE CIR a n D,

Studio, lis Lake Street, abSva Hessler's Gallery
kEPhotographs Colored II tae Highest stie q Ars.
nc t4ma at taught IN faw Lessons. !aazW
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Ia Lafa saeet Es9:a.o, r. -:
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CALENA & CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILRoAD.-;wtx7xa A.aAxesxxxE.
On and af&er Monday. November e6:h la trains VII
1ease welsstess depot - {oI!oEA suE1a|Ss5eeGtsd:
port Warren. Galsna. uunleith, Dnhrcu art mter-
n,edate points; l1.so y nnd SO r r. oFptxon Fplo
n for Eleir, BelSidcFe Rockford md !nterraedlata
points $40 y for Geneya and dnte pointa
PASSENGERS for BeloIs uuI Jenes.e El tasc the lilo
ANtrn: Passengers fes C.ystal LaSe. .cAcn5S ftp.
tbs 1to i. n. train EEsleeptng eaN On n:Shs traits
". E. B. TA1CUTE- Gan sup*
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. q. No W,s. The seceder, marched

w,s on NO Wan. The seceders marched
in armed bodies. ssi compelled the guards
oi the Uniscd States forts and arssnals 70
surrender then Ssi q sss MOI rar.
With arms IN their hands they captured
millions Of dollars worth Of cannon, small
arms, and nupitioas o; war belonging to
the Unlsed States. ss % IA, ns ,ear.
They seized the ships Of the United States.
I,s IL ,rss not rar.
Thsy -ened The rainss and money Of the
United States, and applied them TO their
own use e.f 70 va, Net ,rsr.
They fred on IN anarmei ship. carrying
supplies to fortress Of the United States /;
l-.sif res aS Ter.
Bu,if,he United States attempt 10 relieve
their beleaguerci garrison, or even send
then provisions in an unarmsd vessel. u -
,rGf.
II they a,,emp, TO transport cannon
from one fort to smother. or from q foundry
Il q fort, n .. ~sr.
ifthsy trsrstsr a soldier from fort to fort,
or from State to State, " IS irar.
II they send out ship to protect their
loyal citizens, az IS todr.
70 talk Of executing their laws, protect.
ius their commerce. or collecting their re'e-
nue.. % IS ,ear, Aorribls Irar.
Since the foregoing was written, the r-b-
81. have taken Fort Sumter. \, that rdr
Washington Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

steamer Fresboru reports that while in
Hampton Roads, on Sunday, she heard
heavy eannonaling. which proved TO be
between the steamer Monticello, aud bat
,s.y Of the rebels on Sewall'. Poin, at the
mouth Of the Elizabeth River. rs the
Monticello SEEMED likely TO set the wOrs, OF
h.. the Freedom was sent TO her assistance,
and drawing Eve feet less water, she 60,
within SEQ yard. OF the battery, aud opened
ere from a hositzer throwing she'll, and
irom q 80. FOUNDER The effect was terrific ,
two eoIumbiad. on the battery were spe, d..
ly disabled. while the men. some City in
number scattered in every direction. In
momen, they ralliei near the battery, when
she'll va. sent after them; 10 struck the
ground some twenty feet IN front. rieOcheted
asa passed through the crowd, and they all
took to their heels. A few more shot.
smashed she battery, which the officers con-
.lered q good ooe, into atoms. They think
none were killed a, the battery. When the
steamers lef,. no one could be seen.
\ dispatch TO the Tribune says ,ha, Gen.
srAl Batter ha. orders to proceed at once by
active forward movements. and will directly
remove the distractions in Norfolk HarbOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

The Union meu o, Berkley county. in the
sih (llsrper'. Ferry Congressional District
Of Virginia, have nominated John Janney
Of Loudon county, As their candidate for
Congress. to .accccd Bo,elsr. The nomi'
mating eon,cuiion "a. large and enthusiast
&c. The folIosins resolutions will show It's
spirit
That We have never vet agreed TO break
our allegiance % that Constitution which
vas signed by George Washington. framed
by Jane. Madison. administered by Jed,r'
.5n. iudieially eIpounded by John Marshall.
protect,-i by Jackson. defended by Webster,
and liVeG Tor by CLAW.
Tha, We have lived happily under the
great Government Of States United, aud II
that Government has opposed Us by any OF
iis aets-legi.lati,e, executive, or Judicial
dusins IL. existence as one grvai General
Government. We DO not know Il.
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''''' -' join KNIGHT .nI ?, o,A.,..


OtVoEp, s.-Nthe Court Of Coun,y Commis
,ioner,, hold,a at Paris. 10 and ior the Coon-
Of OSiofd. on the '-coni TUESDAY oi May, ~
ID. 1861.
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory t''
deuce h.ying b~,n received that the ps,ii'onef.
are ,.-pos.,b and that inquiry inio ia. merits 81
their application .. e>p.disnt, IL b. Ospbhhb,
that the County Comm issionrTs meet ~ The dwell.
ling hosea 81 SumR~r u. Newell 80 Peu, On
sai,,d., the ts.ni, -a,alh day oi June ns,i. at
~ ten IL the clock in thu FORENOON, .isi
thence proceed ,o view the route mentioned N
- o., psiiiion immediately alter whichs' h'af'
~ II the pafi,c. AID witns.,c, Willie hal at 'oms
.aas~nisni place ~ the vicinity. aad such oihe'
,ne.urr. taken IN the premises the Cou''n'..'o".
~, shall J1dg. proper. All ~ .. further onl-frd
that notice ~ ia. time. place snd P"'Pn'e OF the
Comtn,..ioacrs' meet,ag siorsss'd IL gi'.n To all
--T.ons and COMPUTATIONS ini.r,si.dby causing ="
ats,ted copy ~ ssi p-tt.on and thu. o'ds' There
ou to H. served Oh the clerk OF he ,o~n OF
lIa,tfotd. sni also posted up IN three public
PLACES In SAID town.
And pahl.h.I ihre weeks sucre'ssely N
the Oxford Democrat a newspaper printed al Ia
,. IN said county OF Oxford, the hr.toi said pub
iic,,ion. aud zach ~ the other notices. I" 10
made, served anil posted at least thu, day h--
lef. ,iId ine of meeting, u the rnd that All per-
.on. and corporations may thea anl there 'pI~s'
and ,hew caufe II any they have. Why the
prAy., Of .sii petitioner. should No, be grant ed
Auest; SIDNEY PERi'AN, trts.
:. true copy IL said Petition and Order 81 Coa'i
Attest; SIDNEY PERiiAM. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24
Eat SoIr ThIoni. IIunn

for sore Thtont. HSna.~ell's Uni'.r.al
Cosgh Rs"~dy Ia. proved it.slf perfect rerned.
for ih,. iroaole.ome complaiat, re.uh every one
ight expect, sad e,.ry oas oil experience by
TRIAL. u .. 90 pi...aa, ia application, ssd -
.oot hiag to the iaaarnsd throst. that us effect 10
almost isssatss-ou. There !. pfo,abl, 40 great.
., erro' committed tia. that of Mt s,iend'Rg 10
ccnphim. Of III. k,Ri s early stages IL attack .
q. probabl, mor- case. q consumption are pro-
dso.d b, tAe R~glect q Throat Complaint. thsn
an, other. Bs,sg fee al al component. 10 DIS
tuTh lh- most delicate constitutions, ~s ssk, N
csasLe,-ce, a u,sl. 4. the UsiseT.sl Cough
R,tn~j, asi q. astonishing re.ahs are b, Rs~ DO
,,kpsD~nt. "a medcise. ma, ~e ash al 20 be sure
sni ct tho g.nsiss TO insure sScc-s.. soL b,
al fespectabls d..lsr-. See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

The LOui~ill. Journal tell, good story
OF Vice President Breckinridgs. lie Vas
making q speech =, Bowling Green the 9TH
or day. in which he assailed the Rspa bill
cans. and drewa glowing picture OF the
evils Of the country. Pau.ing moment.
be then exclaimed, And who y guilty Of
bringing about thu. terrible condition Of AZ
iAirr" This io,srrOg,,Ory was answered
BY three Of the mos, respectable citizens
present, who rO-s and aid Wdrrr
C0upsiy chG-cs yog v,lt 49, Whether
Mr.. Brcekinudss continued his speech We
are not informed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24
The Fight at the Mouth Of the Chesa-
peako,

Nkw Yonk, May 80. TIE Herald has .
letter dated aboard the steamer Mount Yer.
non. 10Th inst. confirming the reported
fight at the mouth OF the Chesapeake. IL
give. the names Of those killed to DO Dem
go Of company ID. Greenoush OF company
q, and wbelrley Of company ID. Thall
and Ferguson and three Others we're slightly
wounded With splintep. Mr.. Thall !, Is 70.
ported since, 10 dead.
The rebel veesel had . heavy gun, which
fred grape and canister. and at least 100
men. The Baltimore had but 20 men.
They fought veil and the deck Was slippery
With blood and strewn with splinters. The
Mount vernSn arrived too late to assist her.
but helped to get her Of. She brought the
wounded IN Fort Washington. and 20, 50
men and two howitiers to down again.
Nsw YoRK, May -. Seven boxes. con.
tanning paper and baggage for Gen. Lee I.
were seiied to-day en- route via this city
from Texas to Virginia.
A quantity OF con,raband goods. shipped
by the Sew Haven Arms company TO o. =.
Wipeheter OF Baltimore, was alec scised
today.
Prize Commissioners will 10 appointed
to-mOrrrow BY the U. = Circuit Court, to
dispose Of all cascs Of seizure OF vessels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

To the hoaossble the Court Of County Connie.
s;oners Coz the Coaniy oi Oxfosd, mxi 10 be
holden 10 said County Of Oxford st Paris. on
Ii. second Tseslsy Of May. 1881.
"UMBLY shows, Benjsmis y. iisiehlss.
Id John foye, William %. foye, Thomas
IIr,sat, George y. Silver, Henry y. Lovsjoy,
I,enjamiu y Dunlap, Edward =. DrsLp. Pes,oa
Edwards, Frederick Phiibsiek. and joseph u.
Andre~s,
That q town way, from q stake standing on or
near the dividing bt line bctweea land OF Benja'
min r. Dunlsps, and James Anderson. and nesr
the centre Of the road a. now travelled thence 10
q westerly direction scross land Of jams Andet.
son. the Poet lot. kni Of Rufus Merrill. Farnvm
Abbott, 81, l.. Chapmaa, aud land Of y. n.
Chapman 10 poini near \. r. Chspmaa's dwell
LOG .hou,-, In the town OF Andoves, would he 90
great public oon,eaien~e; that the SeIeetn,en of
said Town Of Andovsr. ahsr notice and hear
Ing ofihe parties. have laid out such way and ~.
ported the same to the to~n, IL q public meeting
NJ the Inhabitants called ior the purpose, duly no.
tilted and warne,, aud he'll al The town hall IN
saii town, November 9. 1880; yet the ,o~n has
unr~a,oasbly refa.ed and delayed To slio~ and
approve said town ~sy. laid out by the seect.
p.n Aforesaid; aud 10 pot the same On record.
Wherefore ,oor petniosers. considering them.
selves aggrieved by such delay and refusal. pray
that your hooors wouh, agreeable TO Law IN 'sch
case made and provided. accept saS approve said
town Nay and direct the sane 90 be recorded N
the books Of said to~n.
Apdovsr. April ~. 1861.
WILLIAM 10. FoYE, and =: o,hsrs.s
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PILES! PILES! PILES +!

What ~ How cured ThOa.and. Of
pst-os. has, P,le.-suher zoe Yeats Nth the
d,.ss--,,I Zee Know ~hat u 70, 90 how u D.
eur.d. E,sfy case Of p,is.. sheihrt manifested
IN ,hs tsssa o ->t.fa.l tsai- i'-lssat bl.s'"g..
os "a ,,osnt iieh,Rg sad ,rr,ts,oa. dspsad. essen.
tally upon Congestion Of the abdominal 'rno.
cirrulatioa. Thu. ptoduoe. the sasofs,meni.
diL.t,oa II the veins. kfmatisa oftamoTs, hsmoTr-
hage.. p,ia add .sG.ring; aud the di'sss. can
COL, H. 6iaisBsnt,ll, cured BY MEDICINE, which.
t.kea iatsfasliy. rrl's'. thi. 'ssos. congestion.
iIsasr oiatp.nt., washes, and even objections,
arr - te-dsctual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, .'RPL .ngsr pin. tsken too OF
thfr. tiins. a dsy, cure. the t.sass b! curing
the condition upon Which the di.sase drpend..
Hnnslr,ds have b~~n cured ~ u.e'rn 81 the most
obstinate cases. Al will be promptly bsashisd
t,y u. Pr,ce, - csu's . hos.
Ssathy mail oT sxpr~s., Tree oteharge ,on rc.
eeipt u the ps,c.- Addr.-.
la. .. HUMPHREYS : CO.,
No. So Brosd-sy. New YORK.
See advertisement ~ aaothst cslama.
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STATE or MAINE.

OxToRD, 50. AZ the term Of the court of Coon
" Commissioners, holden at Paris, 10 aud fof
the County Of Oxford, oa the vceosd Tuesday
OF May. a. ID. 1861.
Upon the foregoing petition, 's,i'fsciory e'i.
deuce having been received that the petitioners
arc responsible. aud that inquiry in,o the merit.
ri their application 10 sspsdieni, u 10 Ordered
thstthe County Commissioner. meet ut the d~el-
ling .hou,e of T.. =. Dunlp IN Ando,er, on
Friday the 66h day of Jul, neat, at ten of the
clock A. W.. ani thence proceed 10 view the route
me1iioosd 10 ssid petition; immediately after
wh,sh view, = hearing ofihe parties and Witnesses
With. had at sou. oonseaisat place IN the v,cin
,iy and such ether measures taken IN the premises
as the Commissioner. shall Judge proper.
And II ). farther Ordsred, a hat notice ofihe tine
place and purpn.e oi the Commissioner. meeting
afore.,idbe given 10 all pcf.on. sni corporations
Interested by causing sits.ied cope. of ss,d petit
tion and IL thi. order ih.ron 10 lie served upoa
the Cl.tk ofihe town 81 Ando,r, in .sid Coun,y II
O>fonl aud also po.tci ap 10 three psblic
place. 10 .s,d to~a and Published three
week. .ucce,.,sely 10 Oh. Oxfofd Democfs,
new.psper printed at Paris, in ss,d Cosn.
" 81 Oxfofd, the first of said pubIiesiiea. sn.i
each ol the other notices, Ia be made, served
md posted. az least thirty days before said ,ms
81 meeting to the .ad that nj person. and so-
pora,iou. M, then and there appeal snd 'b..
90. Il any they have. Why the p'ay,s 81 .s,d
petitioners .hoald no, h. granted,
Aur.,i SIDNEY PEkIiAM. Clerk.
4 true copy oi aid petition and csjer 81 Cent.
Aus.,i SIDNEY rERNAM. Cis'k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

Scorr's T,cric. In commenting upon
the .k,llful and comprehensive preparations
=, headquarters, the New York CONNER
eial Advertiser say.
ia th. systematic, gradual but sure
hsnming in Of b.. adversary. the genius Of
Winfield Scott shines in is cleAre., lu',re.
II !. said that on one occasion remark was
made TO him respecting this peeul'ari'y OF
HI. strategy and he playfally replied
When am going to catch a rat, always
go 20 i, that all hi, holes are srss stop
ped"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

To ~, H,agiD, CSssiy Csr~i'',Os,'' to' ne
Css.iy " OIfo,d.
vJNiiE updsr.ign,d petitioner, ~ooh respectable
represent that 10 the nonih 81 August, A'D.
1850, petite" ~. presented ." the 'e..s'ne" o'
IN. ,,,i iowa 81 HarGrd. ,,gp-d b, EbenrsIer
wa.hburn AMI other cit,isn. Of 'ald town, b' the
Les,ioa VI q town rosd IN said town. bsg'nn'ng At
the loo, 81 the hill on the old coun'y road, about
for, rod. sasety from said Ws'hburn'. house,
IN .a,d IIaI,iord thence sou,h-ea'sty, on o' near
the original 10, line between the iim' ~ 'a'd
wa.hhorn and Samuel Tob,n, To ,nisr'ect the
county r,s.d l-sdiag from sume-r 10 Canton NILS.
And ,our petitioner, would iniher r-pre.~ni, That
th. ,.,d sescimen of Ianbrd uarrasooab. fe.
fuse and neglect 10 locate said road under onr said
PETITION. Your petitioner. would ihefeion ham
bly, pray that yc~ ho"o'' Institute proceeding.
and lay out .a,i road according to the statute IN
such case. made aud provided.
EBENEAZER WAsiiBURN AMI il Others
Hartford, MAY 9Th, 1901.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

The Star. and Stripe. were raised from
the top o. the Kentucky State House At
Frankfort. on wednesday night. week.
AMID the plaudit. Of . large and enihu'i,'-
nc crowd. Public speeches were made BY
L .lie Coomb.. John l.. Scott ani Il. /.
Jacob. The Commonwealth 'ay'
SECESSION hang. Its head in this region OF
the State. while the Union sentiment is
gaining ground every day. Frankfort Is
Union 10 the core.
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DI E D.
In Brow u6,ld. Mr. Isaac Bachelor, aged IS.

CHERiFf's SALE. ONroRp, ss'-Tskea
- % execution AMI ~ill be sold At public ane.
t'oa, on Saturday. the I'D day ofJuoe. ID. 1901
at oae o'eL'ck IN the sftsrnoos, at the dwelling.
house OF o'en Nottoa. ga the premises. "a Porter,
IN said County. all the right in equity which o'en
Norion, IL said Porter. Ia. 10 redeem the 6los.
ing ds.crlb-d real estate. .itss .d ia Porter, 10
~lt; certain lot Of Land in Porter. aforesaid,
With the bsili'ags tbefeoa, b-isg hliy se'.s,
&c less, and beng the homestead srn Of said
Nostoa. The abo,e described premise. being sub
10 secure the p,ymea, % note Of hand for about
one hundred sad 6iiy-h'e dollar. and interest.
pa,abL IA six moat..(. on which iher. 10 nov due
,t.Da, one hundred spd seventy dollars.
Nm. q. SPRING, Deputy Sheriff.
Porter, Ma, ~, 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

The subscriber hereby give. pablo notice thu,
he has b-ea daily appoiniei by the Honorable
Jsige Of Probate 70, the County OF Osiord, and
assumed the trust Of executor OF the last will and
testament OF
ASA ABBOTT. late ofFryeburg.
/, the County Of OsErd, deceased, by irving
bond a, the Law directs. lie therefore requests
all per.on. wto are injelred TO the estate OF saic
deceased To make Immediate payment. aud those
~ho have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
nm, 10 JAMES EMERSON.
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Tn. subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he hai b~,a duly sppoin,ed by the Honorable
J.dr, Of Probate for the Coaniy 81 Oxford, H"d
...-i the tru.; Of adninistrs OF The estate OF
NELSON ROSE. late OF D,aheid'
in sail County. deceased, by gNins ooau As he
Ls directs. lie therefore r~isests all persons
i.d,b ,,d 20 the estate Of .a,d deceassd To make
inue.i,a,. payment = aud those Who have any Dc.
ma nj. th.tsoa TO exhibit tic sane To
March 10, 1861. CALVIN M'hosE'
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GOLD DOLLAR FOUND.

A NoyIL CIReussrIser Ia lsjs. Dr..
IIsuiek orde,sd h. fote,aan TO enclose in a boz
Of hi. Sasar Coated Pill. new gold doliar-al.o
short letter. requesting the Under Of the dSliar.
os rather the p.,sAa.0 ofihs bon Of pail. contain.
~ Il, to addre,. Dr. lieuick, naming HE reel.
,s-ncs. date, etc. IL nov sPPears that the bon
"a. purchased by Mr.. Amos Stephenson, ofiiou..
Ton, TeS..-who. ia a letter to Dr.. Ileuick,
dated Ma. i6'h 1850. says -" Ga oPeuing a
boz of yos, Pills. purchased thu. DAY .iOdge Of my
.srp,i.s oa fading solI della. GA examining
the directions, S' note Of rsqSs', ~s..l.o ioo"d.
", litl~ dasgh'er claims the dollar. through
Which have made hole. aud as write, it's
suspended IRON her neck, With a Iibboa." The
Druggist Ia ilou.,oa purchased hi. supply Of Pills
10 New York. aud the New York druggist. direct
rom Mr. IIsuick.
Use advertisement on fourth page.
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yCousss. The sudden changes q onr eli.
mate arr .oafoc. % Psl~aaary, BrvacAaI ssd
AsiA@ahs Aftsf,sss. Espsueaee having P'o'rd
that sample rssa-de. oilsu act speedily ADD cef'
ta,al, wh-a tsksa In the .sTls stage. of the dc
r,.. rrcoaf.s .hosld At oacs H. hat to" Brova''
BrvssAai TfoSAs." oT lotsags., let the Cold.
Coagh. or Iu,isl'oa Of the Throat b. ever 80
,light. as by this pfecauiion more sef,oo' At
t.rk m., IL sdcctuaIIy Wstded OF. fUrLIc
sFr,E,Es and sI,stR, Will hnd them sficc-
iua isr clssr,ng aud trengthsa,ns the voice. see
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HENTUcKr. A dispatch from Cincinnati
states that the Legislature have ordered the
home guard TO take the oath OF allegiance
TO the United States refused TO pass the
bill armin. the State and tabled resolve
declaring tina, the Governor. proclamation
contained the true position the State should
occupy between the two sections.
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Attentive.

l,r III. waste os reservation Il the Tissues. The
Prru,,aa SsiUp With u. chemical elsmsnt, iroH.
pf,.sni. 60 the laboratory oflIc an ag.ni ever &C.
tive, nad can never - sb.snt without dcrange-
usut II N. vital iuociioa.. IN thi. slow AID sl.
,srst's proc,.., Il - Irul. rcHo's,'Rs and life
gi'ia. mei'cios.
Ro.,oa, D~c. ls5s.
G.allsmea In April last I suffered irom 'nd,
r,.,,oa, d,.of,lrr-d h'-'. sad an uaeonqusrsble
LRsuof which made Il extremely 'fAsomc 20 me to
stieal u business. r-.ot,ed 10 the use Of fe'
ru,isa S,up, Which had mos, sen'al effect up
oa M, sN.tem I "a. .ooa restored b, u 10 NV
o..s.i health aad .p.'its. ehseriull, r-commsai
tn. a. a valuable m~,lt,iae 10 p.T.oas ~ho are
.uhsf,ss ffosa indigestion deh,l,t,. oT aay Of
the cs@pl.,sts iscidsnt % person. Of sedeniery
A.b.t. ..s.ei-lk those ~ha do not take Sufficient
ou,-,!,o, exercise. JOHN X. BAZiN.