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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-18
WASHINGTON. September l!

The city is all excitement to-day,
caused by rumor that 10000 rebel
troops crossed the Potomac at Pools
vile, thirty-fve miles above Washing
ton, and that they are advancing to-
wards the city. There are no facts,
however, to confirm the story, and the
War Department is without any com
munication on the subject.
General Mcclellan left on Saturday,
and paid visit to the column under
General Banks. He returned late last
night. He was received with great
enthusiasm, and, although he passed
very rapidly through the lines, made
many most important suggestions, aud
was exceedingly gratifed with his
visit. 1t is the opinion here, that the
attack, if made at ALL will be made
within the next three days, aud that
it will commence in the division under
General Banks.
Nearly all the regiments in the
neighborhood of Arlington Heights
and Chain Bridge were cut under
arms during all last night The artil-
lery practice is daily continued at the
forts
1t is scandaleus to see how certain
newspapers continue to expose depart
mental operations, thus only furnishing
information to the secessionistS. Hap
PLY, however, they are not able to ans
nounce the point next to be attacked
on the Southern coast by our gallant
navy. Late accounts indicate that
the traitors at Savannah, Georgia;
Fernandina, Florida Charleston,
South Cnrolina, and all along the
Texan Gulf frontier, are in equal
dread. Is it not clear that the only
way for the Government to maintain
itself is for those who complain of it's
inefficiency to give it the poor advan-
tage of being enabled to condnct It's
affairs with something like secrecy?
MARTIN GREEN, THE REBEL CHIEF.
The last act or that notorious char
acter, Green, has afforded the Gov
eminent renewed evidence of the ne
cessity of more troops in Missouri -
The seizure of A, 500 muskets on board
the steamer Sunshine, is serious loss
at the present time to our troops but
the supply is being rapidly augm ent-
ed. Green has been over two months
carrying on a guerilla war, flying from
point to point with his banditti, and
committing all manner Of depredations
"a terror to that section Of the coun-
try. General Hurlbut is after him,
and, if supplied with stronger force,
he will yet succeed in bringing him
down. His capture or death will be
hailed with satisfaction in the West.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-18
FLEMINGToN RAILROAD.

Leave bennington for Lambertviile 7.2O
Lambertville for Pennington 9.25 SAC
Connections made both ways, between all B.
D. K. r. and F. R. R. trains at Lambertvile.
Change cars both ways at Lambertyille. myl
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-18
Two Dwelling Houses.

one of frame, two stories high with cellar kit
chen, and cellar under the same one of stone,
two stories high, with cellar under the same,
and both good size and well finished.
TWO BARNS, one large stone cellar barn,
and howell che other of frame. Stone smoke
house, two hog pens with corn crib over the
same, and one frame Barrack.
The Still and Cider House is built on the side
OF a hill, is 5 stories high and 124 feet long,
and very conveniently arranged
Also, a SAW MILL on the above water
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-18
PUBLIC SALE,
Wednesday. Nov. 20. 1861.

on the premisns, in West Amwell, Hunterdon
Co. n. j., the Mill Property, Distillery and
Farm, known as Larason's Mills, consisting Of a
large and eommodious Stone Mill, 4 stories high
with two run of stones, Zone of excellent Burs,)
2 bolts, Securing mill and Smut Machine. The
Mill is an Overshot with "a feet wheel, and 9
feet fall at the dam. The mill is driven by the
waters of the "Alexhocken, +" and has the larg
est dam on the stream.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
GOLD DOLLAR POUND.

4 NovtL CIser~sr.ser In isSs, Dr..
IIsu,ek osds,sd h.. ior,man to enolo.e IN box
OF HI. Sugar Coated PIN. new gold dollar-sl'o
short letter. requesting the hadsr OF the dsi!h'.
or rather the p--shs.. ofihe box ofPill' eon,s'"-
NJ IL, 1, adire.. DR.. lIsuiek, naming his res.
tsnc.. date, etc. u now sPPssrs that the bon
~, purchased by Mr.. Amo. Stephenson, oliloa'.
ton, TsNa,-~ho, ins letter to Dr. Hsrisk,
dated Nav 10th is6O, Say. -" Ga oreuing .
boN Of y5s' Pills, purchased thu. ds. judge NY
.srpt,.c o. finding seli dslia'. "a examining
the directions. your note ofreqpe't wa'al'o found.
", liuls diughrer claim. the dollar, through
shieh have made hole, and as write, Il.
suspended from her meek, With a rihbon." The
druggist N Houston pnrcha'sd h., supply Of Pills
IN Ns~ Yo'k. and the New York druggist, direct
rOa, Mr.. Her,ek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
NOTICE OF roREcLosuRE. Whereas,

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
~ Gu.uVu. iIsyIofd. ofiisriiofd. an the Coan.
" 81 Oxford. and state of Msnc. l., h.. deed 81
mortgage. dated March i3h, A.D. i-Ss. anl re-
coriei ~ the O,loi Registry ol Deeds. Bo'k
ii3, Page 49,, conveyed I, Amo. kyie. thea 81
peru. 10 the Counly of ONofd, aai State 81
Maine. nov of Aulprn. IN the County Of Anifo..
coggin, the foll,~ns described rial estate situated
IN aid Peru. wa the farm which the aid Amo.
k,lc conveyed 10 the said Gu'pvu. ll,yDrd ls
h,. deed. dated March II, A. ID. isjs: ani th.
same that va. conveyed to the sa'd Amp. k,ic
snd win.ow :. X We. b, Nose. True by his deed
10 them, dated February i9th, 4 ID. ISIS, sni
r-cot,i.i IN the Oshrd Registry Of pccd., BOOK
-, Page I0t. 90 which reference may IT, had fot
u NOR, Tsriioul,r description 81 the premises.
And the s,d Amo. I'VE. thefraitefsar,i., on the
18th Of April. 4. u. lsj-, soli, transferred, aud
assigned the foregoing described mortgagr deed,
the p~m,.e, anil note. therria de.c''bei. %
Eleaaor a. True. IL fay,tir, 10 the County 81
keanst--c, aud State 1t Ms,ne, ~hich s..iganen ut
!. recorded 10 the Oxford Registry oi DECIDE. book
us, psgr. az & 2i3 aud whereas, the oondi.
tioa Il .s,d mougis. ha,ing bsen broken, here
b, cLlim a lrr-cL,.afe Il the SANE 10 accordance
With the statute % such case. made and provided.
ELEANOR u. TRUE.
By ADo. kyle, her attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
n A R IE D =.

IN Alban,, Nv Rev. =. l.. Gould. w. John
La,cock to Me. Mar T.. Ci,gg. both Of Aibany.
In Hsmp.iea, l5th, b, Rev. J. n. Masoh, at
the hoo.- IL the btid-. .,ep-f.iher, Joshua Lane,
E.q., CsP,. Joha & Emery and Mise iisea NJ
wilson, all of llampdcn.
In FrankGn rlahisiion. by Rev. W. Wood.um.
NJ. John ". Keen 10 Mi.. Harriet Lo'siOy, both
Of Frnktn Plantation.
In Bethel. Jolly -, by Rev. u. Garland. Philip
MeNabb. VI. ID. Of Lasio, lid. TO Mise May
Nason Of Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Rober, Toombs, Of Georgia, has resigned
hi. position a. Secretary Of State under Ia.
Wis. Hunter. Of Virginia, takes his place.
Tomb. i. the one who recently said he could
carry the whole Southern Government, in
his hat. In this connection i, may be Of
interest TO state that the vote in Georgia,
on accepting the southern constitution.
comes in slowly. aud il il doubtful whether
i, i. ratified. In 5000 votes there 10 ua-
j1Tiiy Of only 100.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
For Sore Th,oa,. Hunr.~en'. univ,ral

For Sore Thtont. Honnsseu's tmNer'al
Coush Remedy has proved itself perfect remedy
f,r thi. tfuuole.ome compliant, result every on
might expect. aai every one vil esP~richc. hy
triaI. n - so pleasant "a Application, and 20
..o,hins 10 the inhlmcd ,hruai, that tt effect !.
almost ,a.taataasoa. Thew !. pruiab, No great
81 .sro, committed than that 81 MT attending 10
complaint. Of thu. k,sd a rsrly stage. Of attack
a. prol.abl, mor- ease. Of consumption pre- pro-
iucs,i b, the aeglect of Throat Complaints than
any other. Bs,Rg free Of all comPonsnt. TO dts
TURF the most delicate constitutions, we ask, N
o,nSIsnc., a trial. A. the Uaiyer.al Coagh
Rsm-,i, AMI it astonishing r-.ul,. are by Res de-
,.L,pH,-a,. ~ m.iscis.. NAV sss al 20 he sure
anI Get the genuine 90 insurr su-c~ss. Sold hy
ali r-.r-st.blc ,-.iets. So Advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
III. M,cAla. Rspablic.n give. ,he FOLLOW.

The Machias Republican give. the follow.
ing seasorablc and sensible advice;
"Ths Cireu. which will be exhibited
here ne,, saturday will take away nothing
Les. than $500 from this town. sum sui.
Geien, to bread 10 persons for sycar. will
no, many OF our neishbOrs need this money
Tor hi. purpose before neI,sprins7 ls,hi'
50 very attractive and 50 very
new, (sinee We have had very poor e.hi.
bI,iOn OF |, every year for tho las, three
year') tina, we nigh, no, afford to give it a
rcry ,srers l,iiirg Glons'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
STATE OF MAINE.

Oipopp, S.--Ats court 81 Probate held =, Ia
80, ~,ih,a sni i"r the eouni, az o,ihrd. on
the third TUESDAY 81 Jun~, AID. ls6i.
4 LENANDER T.. BtRkER, represented
~ a. = person interested IN c'rtsin 'a'tp.
me- ut psruot,iog To H. the las will AMI t-.,sme nj
81 Joseph Barker. lat. 81 New Hanover Coaniy.
~ the State Of North C.rol,n,. deceased. having
pfc..uied onpy ihsr-uf. anil oithc Probate there
of. 10 me. Jaigr of Probate OF sad CounIy OF oS.
6sd
u !. Ordered. That the oid Als.ander u.
Bafksr give notice tn I'll pcr.oo. Interested b,
causing copy u THIS order IN l. puhlishri lht-.
week. succ~..,cly IN The OSipri Dem'cTt. .
public nev'pip-f printed at Pans. ~ SAID Coan'y
81 ONiord. that they may appear ,ta Probate
Court 10 H. hollea at rans. ~ .aii Couni,, On
the third TUESDAY oC Ausu't next. at MIN" 81 the
eLsk IN the ior-soos, To shos caa.., II any the,
have, why ,aii copy shall ~, ~ allowed ani 'e.
cotded in the manner and lor the purPo.e 10y Law
prescribed. the hf., of said puhl,cs,,on. To he
thirty DAY. at hs., before sad tine Of hearing
ELISHA WINTER, Jsis.
A true oopy-atte'ii
J. y. Hons, R,ruiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Mr.. Henry Upton OF Norway, has in his
garden some tomatoes well grown, and ar-
parsn,ly nearly ripe. They are the earliest
-e have seen in ,hi. vicinity. som. early
Washington peas, he says are prolific bear
sr,. From two short rows be had already
PICKED seven messcs, and the vines were ys,
quite well filed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE,
NORWAY Village, Ne.

rJ,IIE FALL TERN. will oommevce On Tue.-
ds,. sept 81. is6i. sad continue eh'cn
wc,k.. under the sarr OF
q. =. LEONARD. 4. H., Principal.
Me. M,Rf .. Hours. Assistant.
Me. ~. o.. prsIsos, Teacher Of Music.
The advaniasc- Which thi. Institution offer. to
the puhl,c ~ill apt f,l o. meet the var,ou. wants
Of the student. Possessing 6ncly flashed 'chOoi
NON, Philosophical and Electrical apparatus,
Physiological Chnu. an1 Geographical Outline
Maps, Il unite. the beautiful Nth the u,eful.
The prr..nt board u teacher. EEL confident.
from their past experience. 81 being abb ~ rive
satisfaction 10 their did.reni classes. The dine'.
ent branche, ofthe English and Classical Depart.
ment. viii each receive their appropriate atten.
tam.
The .ehool !. situated near the Grand Trunk
Railroad, sbOst mie I, ON South Pare station.
board eau d. obtained. for ladies', at ~ 80. anil
cor e,nt~m,n. at s2.Oo per week, wood and
light. ,ncladci. Rooms can L. obtained 10y those
l. !. 4 IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

poy,L vrsrrKxS. Prince Napoleon. Ia
-;,;,rly called Plon Plon. and the Princess
r,,,hiIde. are in New York, aud intend TO
..,ls . tour. insO.., through the Northern
S,,,,. Prince Napoleon |. cousin ,o The
rnpsror, and the Princess is daughter OF
~, King OF Italy. They crossed the ocean
:, aha steam yaeh, jerome Napoleon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The Journal reports ,ha, four Colonies
~. to be cOurtmAr,ialed for eowardly con-
tse, a, the battle Of Balls Run. One 4.
charged with hiding behind hay stack an
s,bsr va. sheltered by stump, while two
sarried from the fsld upon one horse. The
sane letter reports tina, there is a prospect
tia, others will resign to avoid the disgrace
Of having their commission. taken from
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

We observe tn. Saco Democrat publishes
The FrytbIr. resolutions, without comment.
The Baneor Democra, commend. their SEN
,lmsnt. and compliments EI.GoV. Dana, rs
,he distinguished author. The Augusta
A,e, Bath Time. and Democratic Advocate
deuounee them in unqualified terms. and
rrclic, a stormy time IL the attempt is made
70 susrai, them upon the party platform a,
the Augusta convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

A bill has passed both branches OF Con.
eress, declaring the property Of all persons
found IN arms asains, the Federal Govern
neni to DC eonfscated, and declaring that
any person claiming the services Of another
person, BY reason Of State law, who shall
employ such person 10 aiding or carrying on
an instruction. .hall foriei, his rish, to the
service. o: such person.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

A letter from young physician in Paris,
dated July IL, says 4" have /, from the
best authority, thu, one Of the southern
Commissioner. has Just been to vichy, to
set audience Of the Emperor, who refused
70 see him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Dr. Hunkins. Of Waterford. one Of the
army surgeons captured BY the rebels a,
Boil Run, Vas formerly resident Of OK.
ford County, having been in practice in
Waterford.
Dr. Bu1,on Of Warren, smother prisoner.
will ~ remembered. as a member o, the
legislature Of 1880. lie was one Of
the mos; yrOuineu, members on the Demo
cratic SIDE Of the chamber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

DY virtue of a licep.e from the honorable Judge
ID OF Prcl,,ie Cor the County Of OS6td and
State Of Maine, viii lie .ok by public auction. at
the cfic. of Henry Il. s,ickney, ESQ, IN Pert
Land. at 3 O'Clock, =. NJ. on Wednesday, Sep.
,emier 4, 1861. about one thousand acre. 81 hnd
lying in said County Of Osfotd, IN Township No.
s, Range I. SAID land being bounded as follows;
commencing at the northeast corner Of Peter
Hen,eti's land; thence running southea sierly ~
the line between the west and middle division 81
said township; thence On said di'l'cn line. south.
westerly to spoodi thence by said pond and the
.,rram running cot of Il 10 the line between tan.
&c. oae and t~o in said township thence by said
la.t named line 10 the bpund l-gun at.
EDMUND SMITH.
Ad'r of the estate Of EnOch r. Pieknrd.
lalx -. lsdl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Government has recently purchased %
clipper ship. TO a-sis, in enforcing the block
ade. Four have already sailed Four new
steam frigats, will be ready to sail shortly
and the sunbOAis will be forthcoming a, a
not di.ian, day. Thi, force will enable GOV.
ernmcn, to stop up every inle, on the coast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

A special dispatch to the Herald, from
ClArkesbUrg. Va, says i, i rumored that
Col. Tyler, a, the head Of 5000 virginian',
rsp.lled old Wise and 700 rebels, a; Bull
Town. COO UniOni.ss and 1900 rebel, were
MID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

UARDiAN'S SALE. Pu.uani TO license
VI from the Hon. Jpdge 81 Probate for the
County Of Osford, shall cell at public auction To
the hi.h.., bidder. On the premises, % SATURDAY.,
the 7h ofSspt. neat. at two O'Clock IN the alter
mon. all the tight. iite and interest that Sarah
NJ. Frank H.. and William A. Patrick. minor
heir. Ut Lev, u. Patrick late Of Denmark, deocs.-
FL, have in and ~ IN. rever.ioa 81 dover AZ Get
on, and Assigned to Eliza A. Patrick, widow Of
said Levi H. Patrick. deceased.
ELIZA A. PATRICK. Guardian
Denmark. ynl, "a, is6i. To 'aid minors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
GOULD'S ACADEMY,

IN BETliEL, Nh.
THE FALL TERN u thu. institution vi CON.
i mense on TUESDAY, s,rr. 81, under the
care Of
WELLINGTON CROSS, A. H., Principal.
Mis-. oLi'r &. w.LKrN, Assistant.
And continue fr term of eleven weeks.
No pain. viii i.e spared IN render the school
pleasant and pso6tsblc 10 all oh, NAV attsad.
NJ. Gros. comes among ~, from Bow doin Col
~gr. With an excellent repa,s,ioa ss scholar:
he i.kso~n 10 tn. community az superior teach.
60, and .uccss.iul di.ciplinsriab. Parent. and
guardians wishing 20 give their ehildr.n Zoo
Classical and English education. will 90 well To
avail Ihem.el,e. Of the Geiliiis. here afforded.
BoAkD. near the Academy, can BE- Obtained ior
s2.oo pei week. WOOD anil lights es'ra.
Text Book. supplied a, Portland prices.
u. A. FRYE, Secretary.
Bethel. Jul, 2j,h, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The total number OF killed, wounded and
missing IN the Sd. 4,h aud 5,h Maine Reg.
imeuts /. 100. as follows, according to the
Official reports As far a. made 81, -; 18th.
95 5ih, SO. We shall publish the lis, to.
morrow. ADV. is,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The Riour WAY. Some sixty Of the
business men Of Warsaw, New York, have
signed paper pledsins themsslves-'n the
present state Of Affairs when there can DO bot
two parties. patriots and traisors-,o refuse
all person. expressing secession 'ympa'h'e'
their supper, or patronage IN any manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The Chronicle and County Record, pub.
l..hei at FarmiugiOn, have been merged in
one paper. which is now isuei scmi'wcek-
". j. 4. Prescott, and J. :. swift are edi'
tors and rrOrrie;ors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The Advertiser states that Capt. Staples
boosted hi. aAs on For, Scanned for the
Ere. time, Tuesday morning. His eompa.
nv has been mustered into the service OF the
STATE 70 &C, a. coast guard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The Southern papers urge the planters
no, TO send forward the cotton crop. They
SAY ,ha, were l, zen, in quantities TO the
seaport., the " Yankees " would be sure to
capture ESPECIALLY II the Northern mills
should be in need Of stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

The Bangor Cornss band lef, Mon day, to
Join the second regiment, at the seat Of war.
Henry VI. Colby, Of Rumfort, and David
c. Knapp Of Paris are members. They
have enlisted Tor two years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
A pMINIsrnATRIy' SALE. raru

~ license f,om the Judge Of Probate ior tbs
CoOniy Of Oxford the sub.o' ii-r will sci b, pab
lic or private sale, 90 Ih- prrmi'cs. On satutd.,
the Seventh day oI September next, hisno'oloc1
IL the FORENOON. all the real estate, Including ih'
rrv.r.ion 81 the ~idn~'. dover, ~h.eh Isaiah
frneh LAT. Of Alh,ny ~ sa'd Count Y. died .c'ie'
anil possessed. said estate consists 81 home
stead Earn in Albsny.
HANNAH FRENCH. ,d~',.
Jul, %, ls6I. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Little Importance i, attached TO the III.
mors Of attack, upon Washington, in well.
informed circles Gen. scot, has taken
every prceau,'on TO guard again., attack. as
well a. TO strengthen aud reinforce weak
aud exposed positions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

\ dspu,a,ion from New York recently
waited upon the Presiden, to urge the call
Of Gen. Wool to active duty. Advice.
from Washington state ,ha, he will be
promptly placed in command ola column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
Oxford Normal Institute,
so. PARIS, NE.

so. PARIS, Me.
THE FALL TERN viii commence on Mon.
i day, sept. I'd, AID oontinoe tea weeks.
Tuirios,
Common Engli'h, $500
Higher Engh.h add Languages. 400
Tn. Academy buillins IA. recently been re.
u-islc-i and !. 60 L. newly furnished. The
gruupi. NJ, made pleasant and desirable. Tn.
school !. NV established On new and permanent
b,.is. Arrangement. are ,-ing rapid, completed
% supply Oh. school With an rfiieient corps Of
teacher. IN each department. from Elementary
English 20 the Natural Science. aud Languages.
The course Of insJoctioa will be thorough and
practical and every effort put forth 10 give all
mernte,, OF the school sy.,em,tie kno~lsdge Of
the br,nch-s they may bc pursuing, whe,her as
preparatory to a collegiate eoat.r, a. teachers, OF
iof active business.
Board can b. obtained ia go,d families. and at
the public house, at from ~ 30 To 500 per
week, exclusive Of wood sad lights.
For further particulars sddre.. the Principal,
or Al,ah lI,rcy. Esq. South Paris.
:. q. NoRcRoSs, Principal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Marshal Kane hA. been indicted BY the
grand jury. for treason. Hcha' been taken
70 fortress Monroe. with the POliee Com.
mis-ioncrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

VIM. Lang, ir., OF Rumford, disappeared
las, Thursday. Lars" parties have been in
search. bat a, las, accounts without success.
lie 10 sbOu, As years OF age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

|OxvoRp. ss.-Ats Court Of Probate held NJ Pa.
ri., within and Tor the County OF Oxford o" the
third Toesdsy Of June, AID. 1861;
MARY ANN BROWN. formerly Mary Ann
NI Reed, former adminisi rairix Of the estate
Of Lewis Reed late OF Mexico in said Couniy. de.
ceased, having presented her fret aud final ae-
count IL administration Of the estate Of said de.
ceased for allowance.
Ordgsi, That the said adminisirairix give no.
iice To an person, interested by causing copy Of
ihi. orlei 10 he publ-hed three weeks successive.
" 10 the Oxford Democra, printed al Paris, that
they may appear att Probate Court 70 he held at
Pari. ~ said county. on the third Tuesday OF
August next, Mt moe Of the clock In the iorenoon.
aud she~ cause, ifsuy they have. Why the same
should not b. allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true copy-adesti J. y. HONS, R's''f"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Gen. Fremont bA. established his head
quarters ., St. LOUIS. II, Is in direct com.
munieasiOn, by telegraph. with all bis
forces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

ForKru REGIMENT. \ ti'pa,eh from Hon.
s. c. Fcsssndet says the total loss OF the
Maine iih, at Bull Run. was -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

SO deduciion Tor sh.ence the fret and last week.
For farther ia iicular. sddrc. the rnncipal,
u. UPTON. ot !. A. DENIsoN. al Norway.
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THE IGHLA ND
FAMILY SCHOOL
T9A BOYS.

N. j. TWUE. Ns MA THhc'P"'
rJNIIE Principal will open hi. Family School
a, BETHEL HILL, ME-, Tue.day. Sept.
3d.
Ia presenting the claim. Of ihi. school to public
attention, he eau only assure his irlend. that u
will b. HI. ain, To make IL pleasan, HONE, where
every s,teaiion viii he paid to Oh. want. OF h's
pupi.. lie believes that such school 70 needed
IN ihi. part Of the State, where ,hose who have
IN. ab,,y can .e.d their 500. aud receive benefits
.poad,ng With tho expenses. Ia way can
boy. make 90 rapid p'ogre.. a. 10 the Family
school.
Pupil. will lie admitted between the sge' Of ten
AID t~eniy years.
ESrrssIs Finy dollar. per quarter OF eleven
weeks, payable a. the eod oiihe term.
For further particulars send ior Circular or
address the pTinciPsl.
Bethel, July l5th. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

Congress has Appropriated sl5 900 to be
sIrenIed on for. G0rgs', Portland harbOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02

A letter from the Fifth regiment says
4" one after another Of our men have come
in till the loss is quite small"
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Ia Woodstock. Jul, -. JOnatAan Cole. aged
Co.
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Paints and Oil.

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT. hep, eonn'ntly
n on hand. AID or ,sIe a, prices ~hieh ca mot
TAIL 20 suit purch,'er'.