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Black Han. bnrg and other foreign vines
for GIApeIIrs.

Pear and PLAIN Tree, on ih~,f awn roots. Ap.
pie rrs, gfp,a ani proved D, M,p-, I'D, 'aH'
,.,..i.i Ns,s h,fi, Gri,- N,nrs, siTi.iir- that
,,pen ffnm iuuf H. .N wrrA. hslnfr the lsihlu.
suited ~ ,ll pot. Of Mao" AL Ca, IL; lat.
at. r,j.,f.i. Voc. ~ rNtri .iIe. Wee. of
snail .iIe With g.,i ruai. pcl,s,r~ COnc'''i;
II,if,fd ProIhr. Meas II'b'id WhHei DiiHsi
Rsl.cc.. N.r,hem M,.c,i,,,; H,gr,s' ii,br,d
Me-. Bhck Cluster G,tTg'~.; D0,cut Amtrr;
A.g,.t piunes' sni many others
tu,Uni.. th. improved spTis. shich Sc sac.
.lrmg gn,~ih. ,pi .scrr,liag Isfiild, az die
pl.r,rg ail uih.r ,,T,~,i... fsTiL' ~ PalIa la
Nsr-.il.r.; kaighi. iIgr l.~i. Waite ir,pe;
fsuiI~ IT Aag,r.; ChrrY. Victoria; White
GoaIoin
Goo..brr,ie.. AMI other small FRUITS. Rhs-
bah ind 4 spstagu..
straw berries. The nov aud mo.i pfod.e.
tive Var.ts. aiU olt,i1sd snl pr'pazs'ei ior sAIs
a. .Ooa offered "lseShs'r.
ORNAMENTAL TREES
IIor.e Chs.nut. Mnnntai, A.h: Silver Msp-;
sag., M.pl.: iimadr.f ELn. Ab.fIcsn Elm:
>urwn, srmrr. A'ipps We; i..wh sc
ii,m, K,..-. over 30 'au-ti-.. crs'ias an
acre II zrpiid Fac n,ia6,i hu'-,. II the grOaal
cab >. To- suppl, ciub. aud dealer. q, 's'y iO~
rates
Is'n Fine Bulbs of the new Japan
LilIiss
Hedge Plants. Bnuirf Pants; Dii.ies; Pan-
,ie., Pruair., PhlNe. rahlis' 80.
The cpl.ciioa of fruit tree. j. the largest TO be
E-,nI ~ Tho STATE sol .arrtipn. c,n he m,l,s
.n, ua.s The u-s. nnt oaly NiRnUIa. ssi
healthy. hpi gfosn With gr,t cifr 10 ins'Hr seru.
ipc, o. 80 r,sr. whrn d~.irr i, s'l'ciion. vii
L. n,ds sith .c'uputu. cirr lev the proprietor
P,b-g b5'iy ~. II Tp"'s,'. for al P''i'
y no r,sai'y
.f,-ra..sag-t. by r,,lf,sd stop ~ Ws.lbrook
.t,iipu, vthn ~ rpi. ~ the nars~f'es. t".
,nd o,nn,bn..r. ifom tn cit, ph.' hourly ''ia.
lngu'. .rnt gr,ti. 10 srphcNt. Order. tom q
d,.tanrr. II accompanied 10, rrnitiaac- of pro-
p-r r.i-,-.o.. shall h,'e prpmrt a''snI'"a.
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DI Z ID

~ STOW, lab. " Make. aged slpai -.
u FH,., lith ia.t, func~s VI, ~'tr 1T charles
~ Shas. al dsughiss ct Ca,a sad T,pho.a
MHl.u. sg-i ~ years. ~ m,a,h., - diy..
(PorilaRi paper. pl-ass cupN
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NJ A r K lie D

Al Wet Paris. ls'h, y, Re-, 4 lIill. Samuel
4 If,.h 20 W., AHs.roa- Turpcr, 18th Of sunner;
J.rri whual,a 10 Me-. Mar VI 0hps., bo,h Of
woud.tock
o. Raa.laiph. Mass, Nav ~, VI. VI. Z. Allen
Of Ilssiaa, 10 Me. Geofgi- sscn'nh, Of Qu,Rc,.
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FRUIT TREES.
Ten Acres Planted!
EIsJi,Asd. 1919.
JOHN ". iDiMi. Portland.

Cultivate. ipr .sL IT hi. NwssSiss, n-sI w"'t,li''
C.sn.s, all th. hardy ,anriir. 81 FRUIT
TREES, both iuf Orchard. 4 Gardsn..
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i>s,CuER ANDREWS.
C.atre Lowell, NAV ~, l~6s

I AND WARRANT LOST. ilss,ng rrces.
i A 81 ,aftmaiion from Nh, Commis.,one' of
rra.,oas that a Bouuty Lani W.Ir.a;, Ne. So.
$50, 60 ioD ace. ~. '.sasd nnd'r act Of Mach
~. SIS. On The 18th diy ~ Dcc.ml-T. 1856, ~
ui, name ani ios~atdcd - Mos. M,soa u B-th~l,
Maipe. sls,Ii the 6,.t OF Jaau,r,, 1857. hereby
give aat,ce that aid Wauaat h,s ut been &C.
cet,e,i 10 ms knosi~ig- ssi that intend 10 make
application Sc duplicate iar IN" s1ns.
WILLIAM BRACkLIT, WcsthrcoA
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The .uh.ct,h., h-r,b, give. puhlio notice that
he ha. heen dul, sprainisd by the ii"no'ahlc
J.dsr II Probate for the CoonN oi oslofd, and
assumed the uu.i administrator OF The '''a'e"
DANIEL BLANCHARD late of frsl~rg,
IN 90, I C.ua,s. deceased. ~ ri'iHg l"nd a. the
Law directs. IL thcTcintr requests al p't'"".
,a.l-bi-dio the estate of 'aid d'c'a,'d ." m'N"
i,pae,i, Al. p,,ment and tho.. Nho have an, DO.
an. nj. Thereon TO exhibit a., sane io
MsS ~, lsn2. JACOB :. fo"tRS'
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WILLIAM BRACkLTr, WcsthrOoA
Nav l., l~s2.
DlssOLurIoN or COMPREHENSIVE

hl>>uLJTION az COPARrNERSiIir.
~ The corartpsr.hir heretofore existing and
daius husiae.s Bat-r the h,m name Of Joseph
k1bin.os 4 To-, at ONf,r,i. ~ che manufacturing
81 Me- G-,.i-, .. thu. d, IL. -ols-.i ~ naia.
eoa.sut. J"ha iiall :. the r-tir,ag pariaeT fr,,m
.aii hun, snd Ju.sph Rohin.ua sili toatinae the
ha.,a.s., ~ be- assumes snd Will pay al liabilities
dee from .s,d hun aud 10 whom all debt. due TO
said hrn aTr % H. Js,'d.
Dated at Oxford, this Sch dsy Of April, A. ID.
lso2. JOLEriI ROBINSON.
JOHN HALL.
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Particular Notice.

NOTICE To TEACHERS. IN eompl;s.e.
N With a provision of h~, the upd-t.ig.e,I
herrb, gives pubi'c notice TO those persons who
iniend teaching the ensuing season. that he 10 IN
du ins the moa,h Of May. for the purpose Of quail.
q. ". HAMMOND. Supervisor.
Paris, May 5, 1862.
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T., ". WUUUUIKl Jsdgt'
A tru. eopy-slie,t:
] =. IIosBs, R,guiv.

O,roNp, .s.-tt Court of PIolai. IN Fpe.
Lnrg. within ani ior the C"nnu Of ONiOrd on
the 2li dly of JaauiTV. AID. ls62
JONATHAN SANBORN. guardian 81 Glen.
81 ,ai lord of Denmark Ia .a'd CounN. non
ION. having presented hi. srcnni account Of guar
di.nship of .sid Wsri for allowance:
Oulst.I, that the ,aid ''usrd'ar give notice ="
~ pet.on. ,uisTs,ied. hs causing a cops 81 this
oTds, to h. ia li.hed three ~e,k. .uccc-siNel, ~
the OSE,fd Drfupcrai. q, in.i ~ Ps',.. that they
may appear At a Probate Cont Ia L. held at Foe.
berg IN aid County, Oa the niwirruih da, al Jon.
n.xt, 1T ten OF the clpck IN the FORENOON, and
.h.w cause, u sny they have, why Oh" sane
.houI not be allowed.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Julge.
a true eops-atiesti J. =. tioBBs, Register.
OsroHp. ..-As Court 81 Probate in Frye
bufg. w,ihia ssh ior the county Il ONiord. on
the 23i dsy of Jspu,Ty, A. ID. I-62.
MARY &. u. EVANS, Amini.Irsiri, on the
wi estate of Jon,ihsn =. Esar.. late of Ere.
6ufg ~ said COon,y Jec-s.e, hasins presented her
fret aud 6aal account of administration Of the
tate az said deceased fnT allowance:
Osduei, Th.tthe aid adIaini.t'x give notice 10
all persons interested. Nv causing copy 81 ihi.
order to be polished three week. succe..isely in
the oxf1rl Democrat printed a, psr'., tina, they
NAV appear al a Probate COaft 10 he held Al Fne.
la.z IN said county. an the nin.iecnlh day of June
n.xt, at ten O'Clock in ,h. forenoon aai ,hew
cause. IL an, they have. Why the same should
not lie allowed. .
T.. W. WOODBURY.. y.is,.
true eop,-stte.t;y =. =. IiosBs Register.
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\ O>T, l-Isrsn the Eurth and ts-lrh dhl- Of
MAJ, ,astaat, \ sheep skia Pocket hook,
containing the G'lloSing uotss. wa on" note
ss,ia.t Iblsn Barker Zoe so 90 slOo, with tao
suiofs-tnsnis; Que n1ie against NM. NnifeNs
g. -lOO. With twa rRdof.enents; ono p1ie sgsia't
Ms.oa "a. Andfvws sc s2OO-ill IN tav"r Of ihe
,uh,-cfib-f. 49, oac s2hans bll, ani oih-' pc
g%r,, 1T m Na.a- 90 any l-fsnn l'li The u"ner.
" hs-ssr IA. ioatsi The ,a,a- vii 80 sa,t'bl, fc-
~a,d.d b, returning It o. the owner. The pay
meut 81 the nole. hs. tea stopped.
i>>ACiiER ANDREWS.
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The .s,.crib~r hetcb, give. pohl'o p"''c- that
she h.. h-rn dol, sppo,n'cd by the i'"n"''hr
Jui!e of Probate 6r the Coan', 81 o>io'i' a"i
assumed the tru., 1T administrative the "''a'eo '
HIRAM MiLLErr late 81 NORWAY,
IN said Coaaiy. deceased, by giving hand a. the
Law directs. She therefore requests all refson.
sho are Indebted e. the estate III said decreased
to make imsn-,l,.,e p,,meat. 'ai those Who have
any demand. thereon to sNh,hi' ih. sa'ne 90
NJ, 10. ls62 RIIODA 4. Mit.LETr.
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rrNs,CoL, pHIKorID.

ca the nigh, Of the gIh ins, the enemy
evacuated Pensacola. and sri Ere to the
Forts. Navy yard. barracks, and Marine
Hospital Gen. Arnold commenced bOm-
hardmeni when the destruction OF property
was beguu With the hope OF saving ror'
ton Of the tort. and public property. The
steamer. Bradford and Neathc were burnt.
Fort MgRae, the hospital and Navy yard
were DESTROYED. The barracks we're saved
as wers also the foundry. blacksmith shop
10 the Navy yard.
The ei,y and Forts had been occupied by
Gen. Jone, with SOOO troops Gen. Ar.
mold "a. to establish hi, headquarters in
the city on the l2th, and occupy the city
With 1000 men.
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BIRIDGTON ACAD ENVY

NJ NoN W bhib' i'N' We
THE summer Tern Of ihi. in.iiiution vii com.
mcace Nay 2'Ih. ls6?. aud cou'inos tea
weeks.
Tp.cHrrs.
e. L. HILTON. 4. H., runcipal.
Me. ELIr,H,ru AsHorr, teacher Of Music
aNl fruch.
Me. l.. II. GinIs, teacher of pnsing ani
Painung.
Thcplsa,am AMI que, L'cal,N Of tn. in',i'u.
tinn ohrf. peculiar iIs,iIIi~s iOf thO,ough aud
Systematic siui,.
Constant sad earnest effort !. made ior the vel
fare Of Ihr papil'.
TUITION.
Conmon Eps',h buache', $500
Higher ID, 30
language, 'o
Nustr. bUJ
L.. al ;o.tumeot. 200
Bolrl aesr the Academy, 500 per wscA.
I. n. MEAD. Secretary.
Nouh Bridgion. Apfil -. isol.
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TIT suhsrfthrf hereby give. pahie "o'N' WAT
.h-has l.een dal, apyaio,,dh, tho honnr.bl'Judge
Of rr,lsie f,t the coani, Of oNh'rd, and assumed
the ,ia., oi ad,n,n,.Ir,If,N OF the -'ais 81
ELEhZrR CARVER late 81 Can,oa
In aid County, Iecrs,ed.b gi'iag bond az the
law Ducts. 81, Therefore trlus't. all petson.
no 40. Indebted in the estate of aid declared Ia
make Immaculate paym"nt; and those Who have
an, dsm,ad- thereon Co exhibit the sam" io
W., - is62 SARAH \. C\lvEI.
o,,osn, .-At a court 81 Prostate h.ti q,
I.rrll within ADD f,t the C"ani' ri ONioid oa
N. 22i DIV 81 J,aar,, \. u. is62
S,EYMOuR e. iiOBBS, n,nri executor IN =
- CERTAIN ,n.,rum~a, pa'posi,ss TO b" the last
vii asi te.tan-n, 1T >lrphen I. iIihs late at
EnrhutE 90 .aii CoaHty, icccasel, ha'ng pre-
.@a,ei the .im. fnr prniste.
Ordr,f, That the AID r,rcu'or give notice ~
Ill f~s.sa. ,st.re.t~i. hS c.a.,ng copy ~ III ;.
osdst 60 hc Published three weeks .Hrc-..''-ly
IN Ih. ONlord Dc,n'crst pf,at-d at Par,s. that
ihey NAV appear a, Probate 'oau 10 b. held at
io,,lI !. .aii CoaIS ons,he s,ghlr-aih d,y IT
Juss next, AZ i~a O'clock - the afternoon. '"i
.hs~ cause, Il any ihey have, shN the same
,hould not b. proved, approved. snd allosrd az
the last Will AL testament 1T .,'i deceased.
A.. ". WOODBURY. Jaigr.
A true copy-,,ie.i; J, :. iloHus, Reg,'isf.
ON,oNp, u.-Ns Coat Of Probate held At
rnslase. wiIh,a aad for the Couni, II OSbfd
an the 2li d,s .f ,aa,r, 4. ID. i-o2.
EDW ,RD SHIRLEY, executor oi the l'.t
VIII ani Testament 81 Dorothy Nau.hrbi,
late 81 FntiSirg ~ at C,irtS deceased. hiS'ns
ptc.~niri h.. hr.t snl hn,l sccDunt 1T sdnin'..
ir,t,oa 81 The estate 1T aid ,l~c.,.ed bI altos
O,ir,i. Thti ,aid executor give notice 1" all
per-oa. intrr,.ei, b, causing cop, oi th'. ",l"t
a. d. pnhl.h~d three ~erss .Scc"..''cl, m the
Oxford Dea,eru. pS,ai.i at Pare. that it'y
ma, appear at Probate Cont ~ be- hsliat fp"-
Lnfg, ~ .aid County. on the l9,h do, oi Juur
p.Nt. al ten IL the clock ~ the forenoon, snd
.hsw cause. II any ihcy have, Why the slhe
should aoi be a"scd
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
true cop,-stt-.i: J d. :. iiOHhs, Register.
O,ToKr, ..-At n Couu 81 Probate held at
Watr,f,rt. within tni Tor The cuuuiy ofoNiofi,
on the 22i dsy uf JannAfy Al. 1862.
HANNNI FRENCH. aimini.t a'ti, on the
estate ~ l.,iah ft-nch late Of Aihsn, ~
slid Coanis. deceased, having presrnted her sec.
onI and ha,l scc,yant Il naturalization 1T the 80.
tate 1T .a,d deceased E,r all,s iac-:
Ordrsd, that the said sdmini,'N give motto. U
all persons interested. Nv osnsing copy e this
orer 60 H. puhli.hed three weeks succr,sNrl, m
the OSf,oi Democrat p'inIed at Paris, that they
,n., snp.,r ~ Probate Court a. h. held at Wa
,e,l,od, 40 aid Count,. 90 the 18Th day Of June
m.Nt az ten af the clock - the tIIru""r, aud
.hsw c,u.. u az, they haVe,~h! the 'ame should
not H. allowed.
y. ". WOODBURY., J.dg,
A true sopy-siie,t;
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nnAnl.rY Y. MASON l,,. Of nnek6.d.

The Ssb.eribsr hsr,L, give. poblic notice thai,
he Ia. be-a sppoiated b. Oh. Hoaorsble JuJgcoi
Probate. fpr the COuniy Of ONiofd. aud assumed
the trust Of administrator ofths estate Of
SAMUEL CROCKETT late Of o,iord.
ia said County. deceased. by giving hoHd a. the
L.~ dirrci.--hs therefore requests sllpe'sons Who
are ,sdsbted 10 the estate of aid deceased. to
make Immediate psymeat sadth"se who have
any detasads thsreoa. to exhibit the same 90
Nav ~, ls6s. SEBASTIAN =. SMITH.
IiiEsabseT'bsth. hereby gave. pabiic notice that
Il he has been dsly appoinied by the honorable.
Jaige OF Probate iot the Cauaty of Oxford. And
assumed the uu., Of sdaiai.,,.os Of the estate oi
CHARLES u. FROST lat. a, Peru.
IN said County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
Law directs. lie therefore requests all p.r.au.
~Lo are Indebted Co the ests,. ofssid decreased
q. "a Ike Immediate pay meat sad those who L.v.
any d.sn.ad. thereon 10 exhibit he -...',
Va, ~, Isoe. BENJAMIN LOVEJOY.
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STATE oF MAINE.
ENLCuIIVI DtrAErsIsr,l
AInI.TAMaAl 10. lsh2

4 y adjourned session ofthe Executive Council
n ~,ll H. he'll st the Cuancil Chamber "a Au-
gu.is on Mon.lay the twentieth day Of Jnne neat.
Attest
JOSEPH u. HALL. sscr,tsr Of State.
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The .u,.cf,h-t hsr-b, ,i's. pnblic notice ,h,,
h. ha. l-ca dal, srp,,at-d b, the honotable
Jsdse ~ Probate Coz the onnniy at oNiuid aud.
assumed the tfu.t 81 administrative Of III" estate OF
JAMES MokEEN late II ssc'lcn
o. sad C,.aIy d.-c,.~i. b, si'ing loHi ~ the
l,s d,s~~t-. Tie th-fTiprr requests All psf."n.
Who ace iaislacl O. the s.t'te ~ .aii deceased
80 make imaa-l,.ir paYnrni and these sh'h''-
an, ,.rm,ai. ,hsrc,a 60 cNhilat the s'a's to
VI, -, lsb2. ALVIN NckfIN
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The .ab.er,b.r hereby g,v'. pebble notice that
she IA. bcsa duly appointed bs the iionoTable
JaLge oi Probate Zoe the County 81 oSio'd, and
assumed the trust OF ad,ninistisIfixoi the estate
Uf
BRADLEY Y. MASON late Of Bockheh.
10 ,ah Cauniy deceased. bs giving bond s'
the lao directs. She therefore T~Iue.t. all per
suns ~h, indebted to the estate Uf ss'd lie
ceased, 20 m,ke Immediate pa ymeat, and those
sho have az! densad. thefeoa To exhibit the
satn. IN
Ma, 20, 1852. REBECCA J. MASON.
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JOSEPH kENDAI.i. late OF Alhany.

In .aid County. deceased by gi,in, hond s' the
law dirrt. Tie therefore request. all per'on.
Who are indrbjed to the estate 81 said deceased To
make immediate payment; aud those Who have
any demand. ihcteou io exhibit the sane to
Ma, 20, Is62. JACOB ~. LONEJOS.
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War News.

On the 18th, detachment OF Gen. Mitch
ell. division occupied Rossr'ville. Al>eA'
ma, driving the enemy aerOss the river. and
DESTROYING . portion Of their ferry boats
The bridge at shad Greek Was also occupied.
Gen. Wool. Ia. been nominated and con-
frmed a MAJOR. General, OF the regular ar
my.
Gen. Mcclellan narrowly escaped capture
Friday. lie Was making reconnaissance.
with hi. stat. and came in sigh, Of the reb-
el cavalry before he was aware OF their
proximity. by hard riding he escaped,
and took Command Of what force Was Al
band, and dispersed the rebels.
A recSnnoisanee WAS made Saturday BY
one Of the gunbOa,s with two companies OF
infantry under Maj willard. and one sec
ton OF Ayre's battery, up the Pamunky
river a distance OF IS mile. FROM white
House. aia pom, known a. Ru..ell's land.
ins. They found the steamer Logan. one
propeller and fifteen schooner' m hame-.
They we're laden mostly with corn. which
va. beng unloAded. some eon,raband. on
shore stated that when the rebels heard oar
sunboas coming they commenced putting
the corn on board again ~ a. to ensure it.
destruction. \ ies shells soon dispersed
the remaining rebels IN the locality, when
the sunboats returned to White House.
The steamers. sent on the James river. to
Richmond. we're rrrulsei Saturday, seven
mile. below the city. The battery causing
the mischief Was - high the guns Of the
Monitor could not be brought to bar. The
Galcna was ridtled by tho pluns'ne shot.
The N,ugatuek. the only remaining iron
steamer. had her leo FOUNDER bur, on the
fret Gre. The rePulse Is ielt TO be rather
sriou, BY Military men.
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SIMEON wAl.ToN l.,. Of pa,i.,

10 .a,i Couaty, deceased, ty gi'i"g bnnd =. the
Law directs. he ,hetsf,rr request. Al pe'-an.
Who ,rr ~ iehiel 10 the estate 81 .aid deceased
To ,n,le immediate p'ymrn,, AL those Who have
any ,I-a,a,ls ihrtron TO cSh,hit the -,me ."
Mn 20, ls6s bENJ. WNIIoN.
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TiiE .ut-c,,l-r her,lN q We. public got zee ,ha,
he h.. lesn dal, sppoia,sd b, the ho"arsbe
JnJgc Of Probate ior the Coa",y of Oxford, and
q. .an~d the iiu.t of TRAITOR of the e.sie Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The subscriber hereby give. publ,c notice that
he ha. bs.a dul, appointed 10y the l'o"ouh'e
Judge ~ Probate ior the CountS Of pNl"fd' ""i
SANE. III. tfu.t Il administrator ofihe estate Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The sah.eribcr hereby give. po'''c notice that
he ha. hen duly appo'",ed by the Honorable
Juige of Probate e., the County OF Oxford, sud
a.,ua.d The trvsi Of administrator OF the estate OF
MOSES ABBo1'r late Of stow,
y, IN, C,ssty Of O>f'rd. deceased, by giving
h,,J a. the law directs. Tie therefore requests
ali r~s,oa. ~ko are inieb,ei To the estate of .sia
,le,es.ei % make inn.di.,. psyment. and thos.
~ho have any densai. thercsn To exhibit the
same tn
MAY 20, lss2. MOSES W. ABBOTT.
The ,.h.c,lsr hereby gives pablie notice that
he ma. been Jsly sppo,s'edh, the hosorsbl' lodge
Il Probate Coz the Coaaty ~ Oxford. and assumed
ih. trust of administrator With the viii annexed
Of the estate Of
SARAH J. woLCorr late of os6'd.
4. .a,i Coaaiy. decreased. 10y giving boad a. the
law d,rrci.. Tie therefore requests all persons
~ha ar, adcb,ed To the estate al .sid deora'ed 10
make inned,,,e psymeat; and those who have
go, demand. ihereoa To- exhibit the same In
Ma, 20. ls6.. JOSEPH 7. LiNNEtL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23
I,,m Pine Bulbs of the new Japan
Lilies

Hedge Plants; BaUirr Piint.; Dii.is'; Pa
,ie.. Pruais.; PhlNe.; rahlis' Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jrige.
a true eops--atisst; J. y. tiosHs, Register.
o,ronp. IS; At. Court Of Probate held .,rDs-

A true eop,-at,e.ti!. :. iioss. Register.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-28
ARTISAN WE'LL PUMPS.

THE subscriber has purchased the right to
manufacture and sell Christian BceIer's Double
nd Slnge-Actlng Artesan Well Pump, and IS
now prepared to answer all orders tor the same.
The pump IS new invention and superior to
any now in use. 1t is proof against frost, and
can be used as fire engine, or to water gardens
Throws a steady stream, and at a great distance.
For deep drilled wells It is the very best IN
Use. Also for railroad stations, or for mining
uur
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-28
BRiNDRETn'S VEGETABLE PILLS

Are inialIblc for costveness, spasms, loss OF APP
potI,c, sick headache, giGdincss, sense q! bloat-
ing after meals, dizziness, drowsiness and cramp.
ing pans. aud any disorders of the stomach and
bowels,
W. Original letter at 3ai Canal street y. y
J.J {. COOK, publisher Of the stat, Runner,
Bennington, VI, says be VAS attacked with DYS-
PERSIA and suffered SO severely from 1t, that not
particle of food could be swallowed without oc
casonrng the most uncomfortable sensation IN his
stomach. For five years he suffered from tins
dreadful complaint, when he used BRAND
RETlI Pills The first bon dat not seem to BEN
clt hun much, but the second produccd change,
and by the time he had taken sIN boxes a COM
pLETE CT RE was ELECTED, lie says: ." My
dyspepsia Was gone, and my expectation oi an
early death vanished. "
BrGHdreib's Pd'' are sold at the Principal office
29l Canal street, aud ! II mon Square, New York.
Obtain your first supply from one oI 'IIcse depots
or from one OF the regular advertised agents for
the Genuine BrgHdycth'S PdiS; you will then know
how to discern between the true aud the false.
Sold by all respectable dealers IN medicines.
Jan. ~ twaw N.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-28
COW MERtIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MtRkET.


MOCK ISLAND, jan sSth, 1907,
fl0ur-SpFing double extra, III sacks, 81, 6C
Wholesale, and $500 at retail, lfpurchasers hnd
packages It sold at 40 cents less than the above
quotations,
Whcat--JSaUOc
Corn-l2lallc.
Ats-llll3c
Rye Very htrDr offered, ruccs from IS to
.oe, according to quality,
barley 2Ol2lc,
Brl,-1odl,uo per huShrl,
Potatoes 2ol25c per hu,hcl,
Oulous-l,, per bushrl
Buttcr-lOal.l the usua pnce, NcrychoIce
lots lg!c
Eggs -lual2ic per dol,
Poultry Live chickens, si,uuaI,.U per dol =.
dressed turkeys, lc per 10 prlrc chickens, .OOa
l,go per doc; ducks, Sl,25al,1ui qualls, 50a6oc
per doI.
Bcr,-Guod beet cattle, live weight, At the
butchers, command 81 ,7jaS9 per hundred lbs.
Pork-OUt packers are nov paying from 81 90
to $3.50 pcr hundred pounds, Tor dressed hogs,
but they must be- very choice and heavy to COM
mand the latter figure.
The butchers arc paying to 2lr for 1--we hogs,
and &c for dressed.
liIdcs-Grcvu country, &c green sailed, DC
dry sailed, DC; dry ii,nt, Toe, green calf, DC
sheep pcits, 1Jal ,ooc,
Hay rnlur s3,OOaj,Oo per ton. Timothy OF
Hungarian S1,0Ot6,uU pcrtos
Nood--Oah $500 to $500 a cord
toal-Srlccled coal is sold at the Coal Valley
yard at y cent, per hushci, and delivered at els
per hushc,,
From teams IA Markc square, coal Is usually
sold at 9alOc per bus.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-28
ARCHITECTIRE,.

The undersigned IS prepared to draw plans nd
spec fcatons, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds Of buildings, in town or country
Having 30 years experience IN the business, he
hatters himself that he can give general satsfac-
ton.
Jebblnr attended 10 with dispatch-chargss
moderate Residence on Broadway next doc,
to Thompson's foundry, Shop on Adams street
near High school
rsy~ Leave orders at Henry Housman's store
Illinois street
Ian. 18Th d wit, VIM, ERRETT.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-28
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
| lsTERS % cents per dish, at
d T.. Dt LANEi'S.
OYSTER SOUP AND FREE LUNCH
" iNTEI),

LIVERY EVENING, ut City Hall.
IL d. +. DULANEY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-28
!. j. BEtRDSLEN.
WILLIAM SIlEARER.

iNAMlLY GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE Produce bought and sold store
nn taa vest corner ot Orleans and otter streets
me Green Corner,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-28

The following Is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. J. $. Ioimc, pastor OF the Pierre
point street baptist church, Bro"kyn,N. Y. to the
'Journal and Messenger, Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes IN favor Of that world-renOwned
medicine, Ma. WiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TrErHING;
owe see an advertisement IN your columns Of
Mrs. Wln.Iow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
SAID word IN favor of a patent medicine before
IN our lite, but We are compelled to say to your
readers that this is no humbug -'ee haze 'fted Il,
aHd kaOw il 10 beH claims. 1t la probably one
of the most successful medicines Of the day, be
cause it IS one Of the best. And those of your
readers who have babies can't do better than layin
supply" apI2I twawly