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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-14

r. N. iios. T.. W w-oltury, JS,l.r Il Probate
~ The Cosnr n oNt'fd;
rIAIN l.. MERRILL. ssssstns q ths last
MI Ill sni is.t4msut ~ John x. Nsfnh t,ie
81 F.n. "a ..d CsuaN. d,ceas ci. ts.Pe'tialll
r.,sr.sat. that IN, T+T.oas estate Il .a'd "ccs''
81 !. ~ .ssGc,ssI o., th~ isi debt. ~h'eh he
s-..l ct ths ta~ e h,. d-s,h. b, he 900 81 ihre
hs..if.d .ad tA,r,-a,s- a,rs. aat u,as,' csai..
lusf l-iit.a~t ,sss.ls's pss,. that Saaf hassf
-oah st.nt het iiceu.s % eel sad oon'e, - a'ss
a the ~ s.l.ts 81 .ii d-csas~i As r'ss 10 ~
ss..sr, h.f he p.ymsai ~ ,s'i hshi. ani ,sc'.
g,,t,l sA,,.... MARY l.. MERRILL.
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o,rosp. ".-A, .eosr Of rro,..,, he'd at 2,

O,yosp, u.-N eser II rfulssls he'd at Pa
80. .ith,a AL tss the c,,nni, II Osi"fd. "a the
,hifd Tu-.A., II J.nssf,. 4. u. lss2
% The psttis.a sh,f.-aid, O'd.r.d. That NJ
i,cs ~ s,,,a b, psbl,.h,sg cup, oith,' p~iiis,a
Nth tht. aftsF th-,,.,s, three -e-A. 'ssc'ss''.h
~ ~. ONs,i D.B-,r,i. n'~'Isps' p'iH'si At
Pare. tha 20 pss..a. iatTt..t"i ws, 81 rai "a
~ thrd T,-.ls, ~ Web rsNi 81 to- "'SL-A
d. ,hs C,f.us.,s. 81 C-s't - f'u,.ais 'S'a 'ols
hlIl.u ts pau.. .si she's ssu.s, ~ as,, shy 'hs
pfay~f q .ati pstii,aa sh,ah Mt - sfss o..
sch n1,ics g - gly-a i-t's. .,'t Cnafi.
D. ". WOODBURY.. Juis,.
Atrss r.p, n pst,t,ua uni 1ri~r q Joar thst'ua
Affect J :. liaBa,. Register.
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Portland l. Boston Line.

SoxSl000 O oOosS&~ ~eS'
The splsadid ns~ sss.so'"s
.,s.nsss Yssest City, Lev'
issou aud Meatreai. ", Illus
tilfss,hes no,ice ,rua az follo~'i
L..,.A,,..,ie WhssfPo,,lssd, s,esy Mosda, .
T...isy, "Wednesday. Thsr.day aad Friday 81
o'riorL, r. ~, ADD Csa,rsi wharf. Bos,o". -.
cry Moadsy .Tse.dsy Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. at 3 o'clock, Y. ~.
Fare, 10 cabin. si'so
90 hsck, i~
Mn. Each boat 10 furnished Nth q hfs.
s.m,.-r Of state rooms, fot the accommodation oi
l,dis. anil iaaiiies. and uayelko ate 'em'"hea
tina, b, ,ak,as THE line. much saving Of Tin. s"d
sspea.e gill be made, aud that the ineon,e"epee
81 arriving 10 Bos,oa at late hosrs Of the n'sh'
viii he avoided.
The boat. arrive In season Cor ps''snsen to
take the earliest ,r.i.. 90, 81 The CITY.
Tn. e.mp,sy are not r,,poasib. lot baggage
eser-iias $50 10 ,ai.-. sad that psr'o"sl, aa's''
ao,iee . given and paid ls' al he rate OF one
p...~r,rr e., every $500 additional ,alse.
lTf~ishi nksa a. s'asl.
l.. BILLINGS, As,a'.
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l.. y. ATwOODS
Imp,ov-dv.s,,sbIs Physical Bloc,
JAUNDICE BITTERS.

Til. !. an effective cure zoe Jsaaiics. Head.
ache. Dy,p,p,i.. Worms, Dir,ip,,,, loss Of Ar.
r~,,is. Cold. ssi Fssr''. asi D.uiss fsia.. u
sls.a... the bL,"i f'nIa hunoS.. anil mo''Isns The
ska. .ad .. alec s'-i fsf L.'s' Co'nplants. sto.n
sup. Drop.y. Cfoap. and rh'h'''o.
k,sB,iL's M,Lt', JsaB,, 18th, issi
Ia. -ir s,-f,,y AH IAar, sgyssi,I ~ ~
Hay. D'sE1d.-s 81, Gss"h ia'sl hffi',al,
., ~ I-,,assi Ts.ft1s sissi B,hsss Js-s-
Dc. giiDs. 81 frs "a. isi, I'll ssf''s =-.Ib 81,
sil,,,'.i @ ha Py'flssf, w.
l.. 3. ATWOOD.
~ u iIsn, Opggi.i. sssaI cor Bethel. AL u.
y. D.Is' - 90, rns. fo' sale by Dealers %
mciicis-. generally.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Atlantic Mon hly,
FOR 1902.

FOX 1902.
rlNIIE Jaaa,ry ..sa,-t ~M eosam~ne- the sth
yolaR. o(th,. Mststin,. llsy,rY large snl
iser,a.iss cirral.,ioa 70 graiifyiag evidence 81
pabl,c approval. AID 90 industry oil 10 spared 20
f,ndsr the forthcoming ,ola'a. adequate IT, ih.
requirement, ~ tiuss 80 pfrgasa, With gr'st
,,sa,. q. those ~ TO-DAY. m. W, 81 the u.
pahl.s. ih.1s.i Interests ofthr nliiaa, dsmsrd 81
lisr,iu'- a mall, sad srosfoa. s'i'on. sol tho
-p.,lsciut, ofih. Jrara.l, -'l r-ruu NJ rhoTt' ~
sali,ting N. hs.t bknt II tho c"sa,ry 90 .uppon
18th ',su' sod .Lp1,.noe iho.- spiaioe. ard pT,s-
c,pl,. ~h,ch brao, the gf,a, pubic heart 10 .,sad
firm NJ. ,h. ste OF if.,,osr and right. An sleva.
tel a.i,saai Am,'ic,s 'p,'I -,ll al.,. - fDasd
Illustrated ~ thee page. Th. Ail.nlio Mo,,hly
81 ss,,r give oihs, ihas Oh. t~.t literature. .ad
a .ili 10 the euu,iss, s,Ia ~ N. toads,iof, io
r,sf ~. variety g1rsIsf .ai IT. attractions lstisf
zach moaih ih.n tho h,t.
An,.s IN. Continuation. slesdy 20 hsni oT
lsS2, ths folinsias vii commend ihen.el'.s a.
sudr,sal ,a.hassassaIs in' s.srs hm'ls to p'os'is
the Ear,hc,snius psml-rf. &c hsas~hoi rad a.
rri,..of Asa..ii vii b-g,a 10 the JsAuip
nsa,l-, q .st,ss u ATTACKS 90 Na,ufal History,
AL .ih.t k,nlrd tDpts.. o. IL coatinp.i iron
,nsnih 60 iR,aih ihfoagh"s the y-sr.
nv r.nancs by N.ihsaisl lis~ILoFpe. sill
spf~at 9th ~ tho year.
4 ns- .las, h, the late rhs.-iot. wiaihrop.
s.ih.s o. C.cil pf,.ns.' ~,ll L. commenced 10
the J.s.ssfN aus'l-t
D.. G.ors~ u. wiai.hip, veil kno-s fo' hi.
r,m.,L ~ experiment. "a gN'ps,.'ic., Ia. -,it
ten ~ The NLniIc 'ih. Autobiography Of .
sircsg,h S,sksf.' gi'ing aa seCOaat 4 h.. ne.
thoi 81 ii.ia,sg ff tat. II sr,as,h. With si',os
on natter. of hath.
kH,sls. b, Professor lame. Ra...ll Lossll. 90
'o,e. - .sti'a,l interest, -ili spt'-.f h-gn~a'l,
Rnsh Ta,hr he. srtsa . .tor, which vii
spp.a IN the f'bu.y nus'l-r
Ths ,t,h ~ -t,isr., - pfp.s all petty, coa.
,r,lui,ar isgalafl, 20 the Ail,ai'c Noa'ht. ob'a-
pt,.s. .u.Hug ~. T-lpsi.1 nrms. the iolL' 'aE;
LAW. Rr..ell La.eil. Iisag W Loasfsll,~.
R.iph Wstip T. n,'.aa, Nsihss,sl llssihr'n~, U.
". H,se,n,ua. Oliver Wesi,i ii,ims.. Jpha o..
whu,sT. D. T. whippL. Baysrd rpioT, ueo'g-
= Iiilh.ri. Iisaf, G,L'.. Nr- ~ u ~ips. iiau'si
o. STOW. Ii.I.,s, M.uia-su, Il,uisi T. Prescott.
TtKu'--3t ~ anaH'u, os - c'nis 90 nn'n'
l-r. uIsoa the teceipt IL the .ub.cfiptioa price,
Oh, iabl,,h-r. sll nail the -ors 10 any part OF
the tuhrd State. prepaid. Subscription. NAY
l-giu With either the h,t o' say 'sb.eqs,ni nun
b.. The page. ofih- AL .nic sru sicr.OiyPed.
.nd back aaialeFs osn IL .appli.d.
CIuEGIsG AshA>ohsrsTs. SSb,ef,hsr'
10 ~, their on postage. Tao cope. Go Five
Dolsf.: Five Copies br Tea DOll'r'; Eleven
cope. b., T~saIy Doil.r.. Po.u:s % esa''
pr year.
TtCKNOR 4 fIrLDs,
PVbli.hsr,. I3j wa.h,ag,oa ST.. Boston
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af Olfsd.
NATHAN GROVER. adHis,.trs,a, ~ The
..,a,s 81 Dasssl Ess-s. 80 % Ln.a's"'s.
So ~ Minnr.1ts. dsctassd. t..psciia,b rrpU..
.~u, That ths gsf.aHil estate ~ ss'i d~c'a..d y.
Boa .ua.s,seI 10 "a, The !u.t dsb,' ~h'eh be o-.d
ct he tine el b. dss,h.
lo,s I.Iii,assf ih-,-(,fv paws that war iieSnf
,.urll sr.ni him Icsa~. 20 s.Il n Iy'blic 90 rt'.
,sI. 49, asi susvry all IL The 'ss s-f.'s ~ .s'd
dsc-a.e,i q. ma, he .csesar, 90 The pay'nsai el
.a,d debs.. aai incidcaisi shsfg~s.
NATHAN GROVER
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70 ,h- hpa.-,l,i- Juis, Of Probate Zoe the CoupIy
81 O,iuft.
DET>EY sANDCR>ON. ain,ni.r.u,N ca
ID he estate "a jobs >.ri-'.aa. lat. Il Wsirf-
tHd 10 49, C,suai,. dsrs..sd. rs.,.srtiuli, r-tr
.sst., ihs, the r.t.ps.l estate q ssid ds-ras 10
oct 'uhr'.ai - -, ih- !u.t dstss hich h. osrl
a. tho ttas ~ b., Death.
l"uf p-tii,uusF therefore ppy, vouf honor
w1uli grsnt her lrsu.s % eel and c,u,sy 81, u the
real estate % $40 deceased e. uf,y - a-c-..sr,
zoe the Isyu-Ht 81 .s,d tsbis AMI iRcidsn,s char.
'g,,. BEr>Ef sANpER. on.
O,Tosp.s-Nts CouSi ofProb,i, he'd a. Wat.
sfftd. ~,ihia AMI 6r the Couai, ol ONf,ri %
Al. t-pni,. .scond ia, Of jah'y. 4. u. i-s2.
On the 6T,soisg ps,i'Oa-
Ordered, That The sad lsiitioner g,ss autice 10
al t-er.ou. isisf-.t,d B., css.ias COP, ~ THE
ssdsT 10 h. pobl,.h-j ;htrc sesks saccessiVeS "a
the ONiOtd D~wocfat, bcsspapsr ptini~i IA
Pans. that ihsy Inay spP~ar At rT0hste Coar
O, - hek 81 Paris, "a sa,l ooaniy, GA the thi'd
russdsy of Mach neat. st nia- o'cLek 10 th.
{ r,nos'a, ssd shes css.s, u ssS Ihc, have, ~hS
the ,afa. ,hOai not h. gfanlel
T.. W. WOODBURY., Judge.
4 true eopy-a,is.,; J. :. iloBs,. Register.
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T.',A. Rl.~ssi. J.isss' F-tli' t''tAs csssy
met
nm OBS r.i.--l. su,fdan 4 ~, spas
| ., a... ,s,a..s her. o. iIarir, u. S-pa late
81 Tf,slirs. 90 al c..uniy d~c~assd. r.sp~''t'hy
rrtss..u,,,. that s.il m,n.,rs 49, -~it~i aad pc
.s..si q he IiL,~,us So ',h~d fs.i e.ihts va
che h.sr,-stsaI tara 1isl, uCcap,rt D., ihs Lie
ID. s-.s asi Il.rcg II. s~.a, .'ts-tsd ~
Tn.isrg af-F~-sid,
That a. .i,snt.g-oa. ofer - ss'~a huntfr'i
COLLAR. b. ts,n a..is b, A'a O.gu0j sad Jaia' .
O,soi. 10Th Df Caaway, y. II ~h'ch ohsf Il
j. isf a.. ,sisr.a 1T ~ soacsspsd unts~Lihtsly 10
arc~pt the pt,.-.,s e stls o. u I-il "ut % "a
tsf-.t 90 Ire h~asht ~ ..,i minp'.. IL theT.-
Sc pua,, that l,c.as. "a, D. grated him 10 eel
AL caa,~, the -l-l,s ts-sf,l-i s-t.t~ o. the pr
80 m,G,aI s.,I of,t, sccUri,ug 10 he 'taiuis ~
.och case. ua.ls sai PROVIDED.
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Real Estate for Sale'

THAT VALUABLE rhopER situated In
i The village 81 AaioyrT &, rasr. 1sovs .. The
Crosk s,t estate. formerly owed sad oecu2sd b,
the ~. i-~,. Cfosk-t, snd y, ", . roskeit, sol
noi. r,cSalb ~ the lAis w. :. A. Anes. and at
pfs.,r, occupi.d b, Nsihaa Dresser. This pfor.
.'i, coa',.i. Of sbouI SIXTEEN acre. NJ very sups.
I,ar l,Rd. 18th a-.'ly new stored h"as' b-,h
sad hs,.hei ~ The mast .sf.tio' msaHsf. Nth I.
good sad -'llsai.h.d b.,a. sbeai ~ by IS feet.
ADD .sii.ble aaiba,ldisg,.
Ala. the Tavern .isad .djpisias. snj the s,o'.
sal Ioi oa ~h,eA h"sad.. 90 th. opposite eide ~
ID. rad.
The above property oil he cold Low applied
6r .pon. and isra' of p-ymsa, made ss.y.
20, particulars isquiI, of the .ub.cI,hsr. ct
Aa.lssst Corns', l.. 4. ALLEN.
Aade'cr. sept. is.is60.
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n. J.d.. Of rvs.,. Cor ii. Co...

To ii. As.or.bls J,dss Of Probate for the Coss.
Z, sf Oxiord.
EZIAI q. PARKER. sdniai.'m,,ix M
N ,.,a,s IL josiah Parker. late 81 RumGotL. In
s..d esss,y. d~csssej. r.specslslly rrpe.~a,.;
That the p~rs"a.l estate oi the SAID deceased y.
hssdsej dollar.
Yoef peti'ics-r ,hess'vse paws that war iio"os
-osLi giant her heea.. 10 eel. nj psbc private
sals. AMI eaa,ey msch OF the real estate oi sAd
tecrssei a. may h. nseesssr, lot the -, ~snt o'
aid debts, asi accidental charge.
kEZiAIi u. PARKER
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O,Tosb, v-h Coat Of rrulsi, he'd ., Va
t,tfptd, ~thia sai iOf the C"pn,, ofO,h.ul, On
the 81 ds, &c J,nuap, 4. u. lsss.
IN N, r-i,,,oa Il BErsEi sANnERsON.
" ~ti.. 81 jobs Sin.ief.,a. late IL Ws,sii"ti.
N sd C.a.u. 'lsc...-,i, I-a,'as that her tossT
sl-, h. sviEs~i ssi ~ OuJ 10 hTT, ~ hsf Late
hs.t.a.i. estate. sol hat COma,i'''o'sr' b. ,p.
pD'u,-i 80 ihd psS,o.e;
Ori,,i. rhI, the .s,j p~',i'ons' g,'s H',e.
ia al Issf,aa. Interested. by cau.ins a cop, Of
ih,. ofJs' {, L. pabli'hei three seek. .sc6s.,s'.
!, 10 the O,'1id p-,Bscrat piisi~i at fsi., that
,hs, aa, appsaf,t Probate Couu q" he held at
., f4t,. 20 ..,i cnuuty. 90 the ihrd Too .i,y oi
Nsrrh s.Nt. ~ Rta~ a'si-sk ~ Ihs io'-suua, sui
shes cause. Il an, the, h.'.-hy the sane 'hoSd
MT IL su,nlrd.
T. " WOODBURY.. J.i.,
tue coPs-aits.ii
Is. iIobb,. R'r,nv.
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The Boston Journal for 1861.
The New g.e Issd Newspapea

TIE tr,i TINES e the naioa's hisiory IN which
l we live r~aie, . LIVE NEWSPAPER ~
i.si., srsibe usce.siy 20 every mza Who ~oald
Keen hiassn ssfosussd &c the imI'o'ta., events
which ate dali, trss'pi''nr. To ior~sh paper
which oil ne,s the jasi expectations. ~ the p.h.
l,c IN such q ii~e 40 the p'eseni r-sla'res an .
ms.st efisbss and of extraordinary sxT~a.e u
which the Neoas,sp;,y =, large have no conception.
The peops,eios of the Journal have spared M IL.
ios,s ot ,sso-y 10 make u oil ih., u ooad lie made
Resides impsosisr and STRENGTHENING the" hone
lorcs dwiag iis past year. they have. al great En-
Isass. ses, se.,nl of The lrs, IMPORTERS sad hitler
writer. " the rosniry with the army add navy,
ssd have Gsq'-s,b given The Ns~ E"ss"i pob.
We the hrst sai fsll.s, seeoasts Ivy i.e graph aad
by mail u imIss,sn, evr.,s ., the ses, az wat
The oaly 'p~c'd ~porer i'om Ns~ E"sis"i Of
The ilsi,rcss ssl Pot Is,sl ,ioiaf,ss vast the
JpuIusI Reporter. ssd hi. departs 81 these esen,',
With Z" Ca.let.si." litter. frosa the army, " Per-
le,'s" letters ir.m Wa.hiag,o". Hay Sisi.'s"
ff-n the uppsr poiosn1e, aad the jourar. kiis's
i.om is.ca'i esd kss,scky. az. sa',etssll, nc
kaa~ kdged az sns,as the i-.i tvps,us s.i l.iisrs
rs.bIi.hed b, De American pte.s. What the
J..,asI has doe. !. bet an ear-e.i 81 ~hu will H.
done IN o'J-s . gi'e lie r~sders the earliest a"'i
,-.t socosa,, ol.,,ry event Of iai'tc', eoaeeeted
Nth
The Great Rebellion.
.nd al III. ssm, i,me have u msiH,sis u. 'sp.'s.
i'oa =. the leo general Newspaper IA New E"s.
issL.
Tho ;aer... !. the ci,rulsiia, ~ ,h- Josrnsl.
tuFias the var !. the hist .,,deaos q the ss.ni
10 ~h,eh N. New EasLsi publie "o- 'sl',. lp.
81 u e., the new. Of the d.y. IL. oifculsi,oa nos
pNs,. fOm
sisty ThoasaRd to Eighty thousand
t.il, sad Il hs. ir-g~n,l, isrihs the year. IN
tim. q ssriisH,~s,. Ie.shsd sse. O.s Hs-f'sf
TAs.,s.i psf d.,-Is,tiss The capacity of 10th
o~r f.., pr,..s. 10 the u''aaa 10 supply the de-
ra.nd.
tn. f.lL,- ins are n. price. 9th. several adj.
,ioa. u The a'a.l.
THE BosroN DAILY JOURNAL,
Massisa Asp E''sIss.
C..,,i.,'.- ~ IT,. .. i.'s, .. "a. II .-y
a., Sl' p-p' JH' sia"'- Mo- k-TiaNd
su DoiLiss Yt.E; sisotr Corr.2 e''.
TIE sEIi.wEEKLy JOURNAL,
Tuesday 4 Friday Morning..
Tuss, Dotl.S'iitIG
To oLvs,i
Five copies. 60 year. si9.O
leo tVptrs, ons N''' -"'"'
TtIg WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Puhiish-d on Thursday morning.
Os~ cups, s"e lssr, Two paliats'
Too oo,,.., - war, Tao. Dsllsp.
Five ouri's, 60 >,r, Sea lbdhs'
Tee sopl.., o,s S..r, Tea DoH.r.,
Ana o's 10 s,,,,r-Sp Of chat.
T~,a,, oopic,. ose year. T-,ai, DOlls"
THE CASH PRINCIPLE.
IL al os,..Ih. "o..h pnpcipl,." -,ll - adj
hsTr.i 10. sol ~ spi'cs ~iil - ,assn 81 an, ot'
DO. ~, accompanied H., the rnoasy. Al p'Psr'
o., d,.coain.sd At The ,Npi'.iiJa Of the ''as
pa'd lOf.
The Jgafhil !. iot .sl~ ct NJ. N, N,-'psps'
J~p,l.. .sd 90 al the r.'Loii. throughout Ns-
EagLa-i.
Al os,ls,, ,hoali h. addressed to
CHARLES q. ROGERS,
IGcss.i puiLpiss.
40 wa,h.li., Street. B.'is-. Nae.
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SIN q e RS
SEWING MACHINES.

Tn I'll the Iesdias b'sseh~s of M. ssfae,srisr In.
da.iry, Oh. sr.a, practical .spesiosi,y u Stag.
rs se~ias Msehiss. 70 fset established be-
,ond d,spsir. No iaiios, sh.s msssfsetsfes.
sIo,hIef, sesm.t'sss. dfe.s-msksr. ssddler, car
rag. trimmer. hat manufacturer. Ne =. can sao,d
10 do without them.
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r. a. s...,.Ai. J.d,, Of r,ol.,. Sort cssa.

To III. so.e'shis jsdss ofPrObs,s S' the cosa.
~ OF Osfori.
CARAH =. WILKINS. sdmini.,rsiris AZ the
estate ~ Assu,tu. Wilkias, i'e 81 Water.
E,fi, ~ .-tl cvw-ty, d~rcs.-d. 'e-p~cif., r-pf--
..r,., That hs sS.oaal s.ts,e of .sid d.o~..cd :.
Mt .. nic,,Ri To ~, the ja., dsb,s ~h oh be owed
a, the tine of he death.
y.,, I<t,Iioa-, theTrisrr prsys that yon' Iio"of
~oaLi gr.a, h.r Incense q, cell. al p.bhe ot pu
,s,e .ss. .ad c,.,s, ali ofib- r-.l estate II .s,d
J.sesss g., the ia, m-.i II .sii ',bt.. AMI 'nc'.
Jsvt,l charges. SARAH =. WILKINS.
O,rosp. s.-At . Coat Of Probate held At
Waiertard. siih,p ,sd lat the coaa's ofOsio'd,
on the ?2d DAY OF JaRasfy, Al. ise2.
On the fos,g a,Bg psiii,oa Ordered. ths, the
.s,d ps,ios.r give soiies 10 alpeisoas 'ni-'-.i'd
b, csa,isr . coy Of her p.,i,'"a NTH 'h'. order
th.teOa. 10 - pObl'.hs,l three ~ssk' .ocrc'''''S
IN the ONis'i D,mocrsi. . sss'Tspe' p''a''d 81
r.I,, % .s,d ,uuaiy, that thy ms, srr~sI a.
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he th,r,. Tss.d., 81 March seat 1t ten e'eScA,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-03-21

HEADQUARTERS ARMY on TIE POTOMAC,
FAIRFAX COuRT-llousE, VIRGINIA,
March Ia, 1862.
Soldiers ofthe Army Of The Potomac:
For long time have kept you inactive,
but not without purpose You were to be
disciplined. armed and instructed. The for
mdable artillery you now have had 10 be
created. Other armies were TO move and ne
complish certain results. I have held you
back that yon might give the death blow to
the rebellion that has distracted our once
happy country The patience you have shown
and your confidence in your General are worth
a dozen victories.
These preliminary results are now accom-
plshed. ] feel that the labors Of many
months have produced their fruit. The army
Of the Potomac is now n real army, magn6-
cent IN mqteriai, admirable in discipline and
instruction, excellcntly equipped and armed
your commanders are all that could wish.
The moment for action has arrived, aud !
know that can trust in you TO save our
country. As ride through your ranks see
10 your faces the sure presage Of yictory---l
feel that you will do whatever ask Of you
The period Of naction has passed. will
bring you now face to face with the Rebels.
and only pray that God may defend the right.
Ia whatever direction you may move, how
ever strange my actions may appear 10 you,
ever bear in mind that my fate Is linked with
yours and that all ! do is to bring you where
| know you wish 70 be-on the decisive battle
field. II s our business TO place you there
am 10 watch over you as n parent over his
children; and you know that your General
loves you from The depth Of bis heart It shall
be my care, as IL has ever been to gain sue
cess with the least possible loss but know
that il IL Is necessary you will willingly fol-
iow me 70 our graves for our righteous cause.
God smiles upon us, ~ctory attends us
yet I would not have you think that our aim
is TO be attained without manly struggle.
win not disguise il from you that you have
brave fees 70 eBeonnier--foamen well worthy
Of the steel you will use 50 well.
shall demand Of you great and heroic ex-
eriions rapid and long marches, desperate
combats and privations. Perhaps we will
share all these together and when this sad
war is over, we will all return to our homes
and feel that we can ask no higher honor than
the proud consciousness that we belonged TO
the Army Of the Potomac.
GEoRGg y. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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DIED, 1T her residence in this county, on
Friday, the 7th instant, after severe Illness
Of few hours, Mrs. RACHAEL, daughter
Of the late JosEPH n CmswELL, ESD, and wife
Of Mr. BEsJAnN WHITE, aged 60 years.
BY this sudden dispcnsation Of Providence.
a heavy stroke is dealt. The deceased was
one greatly beloyed--a fond and devoted hus-
band, afflicted and coniding children, attach
ed and united sisters together with large
circle Of relatives and friends, are sorely be-
reayed. Much might be said Of the departed
as il regards the manner in which she had
sustained the many and varied relations Of
life, but her memory ID indelibly impressed
upon many hearts, and her record Is on high.
Her afflicted family sofrows not as those with
out hope. She had for many years witnessed
a good profession before men, eyldencing that
her life was had with Christ in God There
fore, when lie shall appear, shall she also APP
pear with Him in glory She sleeps in Jesus
and is blessed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-03-21

WENDEL PnILLIPs' LECTURE. --Wendel Phil
lips, in lecture delivered by invitation at the
Smithsonian Institute, in Washington, on
Friday night last, eulogized the labors Of old
John Brown as having been Of more value to
the country than those Of any other living
man except William Lloyd Garrison. He CON
strued the Presidents recent message TO mean:
" Border States, now is your time to sells
He regarded The proposal to purchase the
slaves of loyal men, by and with the consent
Of the States, "as a small thin wedge-a small
wedge, but still a WEDGE THE President -
he said, had opened the door of emancipation
foot, and he (PhillipsJ with a coach and six
and with William Lloyd Garrison for dri-
yer. would drive right through. lie would
send hundred thousand men TO conquer
South Carolina, and when the yellow fever
drove them out he would garrison the forts
with negroes, under white officers, and hold
them against the world.