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The New York herald., 1862-09-14
THE DEFENDER OF HARpERs FERRY.

wAssncroS, Sept. 10, 1869.
Washington has been in gay humor to-day over ntei
gencs received from Frederick and Harpers Ferry Al
who know anything Of the antecedsnts Of Colonel M.sl
we're satisfied that whenever the opportunity offered he
would render good account Of himself. Hc has been
one Of tho beat abused men OF the old army Reccg-
nged by all his fellow officers possessing great erps
ricncO and ability known 10 have been the saviour Of
army It's rst retreat from Bull run but vctm3ed
Oy calousec and anipahies Of long standing hc has he
roicauy done his duty. when on his way from the
western frontiers TO this city, bo was called
upOn by his relatives in Maryland accept brsadier
sencralstip in tho southern army. His answer wss--
Born in tho Union, educated by the United States hav
;g lived and fought FOR the Unon shall stand by and
so in ~ AnimaieS 30 ssch sentiments he was placed
IN commend at Harpcvs Ferry Afew days ago letter
was received from him sta ing tina, he expected Tho gate
ways from tho ferry TO be closed, and that bis works
would be assallsd by overwhelming numbers but tLa
under no circumstances would he sorsrder lie believed
Snai he could make good light aud attended 10 rcsst 10
tho ias, sllhough tho Potomac river wss 70 lee nat
The New York herald., 1862-09-14
OUR CLARKsBURG CORRESPONDENCE

Mean CIARgssuRo, Montgomery County, Nd,
Sept. IL, 1852.
M March into AGyyldad-Kirsbaps Bri0dds-Ge1erd
KcCyclGn AIons--Markisa Sympathy rish Rc6..lion--
Deudstd,ioas on Priraie Prop.rly--Csserai Bdaks--
Scarcely If RsJe,s-Bt One Line 1 Retreat for Them
IN. vecesiy ofa 9..,e-elRas Railroad 70 nc West DC
One or the several Immense Columns which marched
from Washington into Maryland after tho Southern Van
das who had invaded Of the farcs portions Of that
State, hreatsn!ng sso her sister State Pennsylvanii
is now encsmpsd hero, though uuder orders 10 move
forward IN tie direction Of Frederick n few hours
Thus the march has been interesting ono the mon
apparently enjoying tho beauties OF the country through
which passing, with oil its pleasing varieties Of
scenery.
would be improper state the number OF tho troops
IN the column which Is marching on this road
The route Of this column up This point has been
the turnpike road from Washington 70 Frederick with a
slngc exception where diversion was made to receive
tho rebels In tho ovcnt OF attempt their part
take tho road from Poolesvle and march Washington
in that direction We waited at the poiat for two days
but not solitary horseman footnan sf the rebels csme
within our vision.
General Mcclellan has accompanied his forces 10 this
direction and has personal supervision of all movements
made by his orders.
This courtry is not rroo from mawSish sent
ment or sympathy with tho South, or, In plain
terms. rebellion n is TO be greatly dcplored
,ba, tho necessity has arisen calling FOR the
trs,np Of our Immense columns through tho soil
OF old Maryland devastating necessarily somo OF her
fruitful nslds and cemIng orchards In many instances
tho growing crops q vegetables and rpeDsg corn belong
ING to stauuch Union mon have been destroyed. The
owners seem to tako matters very pbilosophoay, 10
eardug things their true light, and bsmDg those who
arc really the guilty authors Of The caames they now
surer-bold and desperate rebels These have broueh,
oYy Maryland 70 be tho sceno of active military opera
tons
The reception Of the ncws Ql the appointment q Gene
raj Banks TO command the immediate defenccs Of Wash
ington causes general satisfaction General Banks Il
earded On all hands able and efficient ofcer though
elfcultiyacd ono. Ills campaigns 80 ar reflect the
highest crodlt upon his genius skill, diligence and patriot
ism Though his loss commander i regretted by hs
corps lhey appreciate highly ne honor wlch has been
conferred upon him.
ihlro Is robot force ac-Nsgt.rs Il esrf r Il vhtt
The New York herald., 1862-09-14
PUSHING FORWARD TROOPS.

PHirApEiPnIA, Sept. IS, 1862.
The following despatch has been received from Cover
nor Curtin
HARRISBURG, Sept 1S-l 80 VI.
Contradict the report that troops wanted in
Harrisburg at once.
want troops At once, and In companies; cannot wait
for formations OF brigades or regiments.
No are pushing forward troops every hour.
A. a. CURTIN
The New York herald., 1862-09-14
NO MARTIAL LAW IN HARRISBURG.

HANHsbCE0, Sept. TO. ISbZ.
The Mayor has issued proclamation forbddmg the
citizens leaving town, under penalty OF arrest
Martial law has not been proclaimed.
The New York herald., 1862-09-14
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE, sept. 10, ieoZ
N. RepcrtS Recent Movements Of the Reeeis Epdenaon
Of Frederck-Trenbk about Coal-fhc Reseh Marchns
IN 7so to,umns--Taey Threaten 10 lombard and Bum
Down Philadelphia and HarrSsb1g, Whos 7asy Ca
There, &c.
Understood here this morsng that the rebel forces
Frederick have marched from that place in two columns
one TO Hagersown and the other TO Westminster leaving
Frederick comparatively unoccupicd II IS rumored that
portion Of the Union army advanced to Frederick yes
terday afternoon and took possession o IT, the rebel pick
cts there retiring before troops. IL IS understood
however, that the rebel troops still hold he lords over
tho Potomac near Point OF Rocks, force IL IS believed
here also that this OF Frederick Is strategic
movement on the part Gensga Lee, for the purpose Of
inducing part Of the Union sj cross tho Monocaey,
where they be attacked 49, superior rebel force.
The rebel forces this side obe Monocacy yesterday
extended 10 a strong column from New Market, through
Liberty TO Westminster The latter place Is only twenty
egh, miles from Baltimore, and sighiscn mics from me
Northern Central Railroad. II said believed here,
tina, this is the drst ut towards the cutting of
tina, road, which win probably DO done, II At all above
Cockeysvic which Is fifteen miles north u BAlincre
Tho that this will be has caused the coai
wards in this city to be bsseged by hundreds OF app
ean,s FOR coal as the people believe that the road viii
surely be cut and supply Of coal c-t on The price
or coal instantly advanced atty cents per ton although
the supply On hand is enormously large.
The plans Of the Couedsrs,es clearly ie.
veopeI They are, "a have good to believe to
leave Maryland for tho present except Ear
ssry keep open their communication across the Poto.
mac, and invading Pennsylvania IN two strong columns
10 strike and simultaneously for arrserrs ard
tcoNrINUED on EGHlh FACE
The New York herald., 1862-09-14


We learn through Of correspondents that Gen.
Pleassnton reported this afternoon that tho cavalry
under his command crossed the Monocacy on Thursday
near the Potomac. They found no enemy in force but
saw train Of Wagons with largo guard proceeding in
The direction Of Frederick
There 10 no doubt ,bs, the troops under Generals Stone
wall Jackson and Ienss,rec, who were At Frederick,
have gone TO HAgsrs,own.
General ilIs division left Adamslown yesterday, and
is on It's way towards tho Point Of Rocks.
Sugar Loaf Mountain occupied on that day by our
forces. The rebel signal omcers were captured
Four regiments Of rebel cavalry and ono battery, M
der General Tiighush lee, who were located At New
Market evacuated that point q, ave O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon.
Everything shows that the rebels are leaving the Mono
csey fn ilsersown.
Nai ha sntcntora o she rebels arc s unknown, but
The New York herald., 1862-09-14
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA

Tie military excitement in this city Ii intense
large number Of armed citizens leaving for Harris
burg. Organized bodies Of miita, numbering nearly
900, will leave tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1862-09-14

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept Is, 1852.
Heavy artillery firing was heard At Greercas.le and
Chambersburg this morning, In the direction OF VII
Transport
The main body Of the rebel army s at Boonsb6ro.
Their ricse,s have been driven TO the State line.
State troops continue TO arrive and leave for Chambers
burg As fast as transportation can be forwarded
General Lee 10 said 10 be AZ Hagsrstown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

Au,ryr MINDED. \ gentleman tvho.e
name W. .oprre., Tor obvious reasons, }
while r-isuin: home VIA tie aui'y
purchss,, 90 saturday evening stopped On
his way bone 20 rslrysh himself with a
glass While thus engaged friend Who
had followed bm in. distracted from Ii.
groceries a r,ckase eontainip- pound Of
eOdss. AMI having emtisl IL rciil,d tie
paper with -,wIu-s aud restored u to iIs
original place. The mistake va. not di.
covered until the following morning, when
ihe wife Of tie injured man prepared bis
breakfast, Laborins under the misappre
henson that the grocer had srindlvl him
the husband returned the sawdusi ia the
morning. and Indignantly demanded. and
fndly =, cevcd its Equivalent IN OLD Java
The unhappy grocer. who Is VIGOROUSLY
cub CO 20 f;s Of absent mindeins-s, sllemnly
declare that it VA. unintentonal. and really
that IL VA. the worst mistake he ever con-.
miited. VIA, renders the action s,ill more
perple1ing :. that. - for the life Of him, be
eau renCmbsr where he 20, the sawdus;. "
lFiIsshire Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
WILLIAM 4. SINTTrCH. ND.
WHsffid. N,inr.

G'IrEiyr> SALE. O,ruHp, -, Septcm.
- 30 =, i-"s T.t,p ur rNsrrtian t,I " tIr
o. s"l. si D. I'I.r 'prtI1p Gee ~riullts th, EIGHT.
s.ril &C., oi p,i.I,r. :. %. log. at ons p',L.sA
fH t.r ,i.-f1ri.,. a. che POI Ode 81 llpaut'.
rari. ,i MHsI.trrA boz .aii C,.upf,. 40 ih- tight
,B trfii, vhirh Jula E.is. II Wrod.iu,k aG,r,.
t1Ii De-. ur t,f uu ths tVsnt, .f,irth dN Of Jui,
\. ID. l~bl. 40 fiy o'r.r,k ia che AFTERNOON, benz
hr f.ur cd tls auarhm,1t ui the ZANE ul th-
urtg,.tI N'l', i1 80 irt,pn, iliram liu'.lln OF
a., hri 900 th- Iuur, ct ONpri, whp htipgs thi.
su.f c. lhr bsusht 81 William q llrham 81
N'Hi.tHrA n ssid tuuliy, rhl., iaa, ". ], be-
l..tr. 90 Gtr,.ssp.i 90 sti Cunnn 81 BNC.,I
Nr.u.tH. o. f'rl-,n th- tlll,Wtag t..cfib.,i real
s.rste, .it1lyi m No'l,t"ck, o. ~d.: . ts,t.,a
lat uI l,ni .Hisird ~ .aii M"oi,,Yck. L.ias
rsst oi 20 s',lt sTrj eight,-.iN ~ the Ws.is,n
pat Il slii W",.l-to-A spi tsYunilri as f,ihss:
lsgiuHlng ~ he ."ith-Ncst CORNER Il slid Ut,
thrur- s,.,sri, o. the t,p II the ledge thence
kIiHWtug un sliI edge n~at The . ~ a. iepCr
go D. lsiI't Goa n ~ act .iunf.: hence !.
hu- pliaiifi ~ b the se.t''p iinr ~ .sii loi o.
tha truth.Tn hn- e ssid llt: thsncs follow Jog un
.Iil NYuhsrn hus q, the nItihW-ststl, CORNER of
ss.d 81 ihelrc s,i wssis,l, line H. the south
Wrst s.,a-1 "a -a'i -, containing 5Oarfrs D. the
-'tur ru'fs 90 i.... The above described prcmi.-
- lrtng .ulJrct o. upttgsgr giScn o. Mar, =
l.tr. pt btrsHsurl 90 satI C.saat,, o. ssrnrs the
y,,usut ~ npts Il h.s.i fas three huair-d ,i,l.
Las, dated Nov. -. l,Jo. ps,.il~ ~ uae wear
lfum ate With interest, "a which nste thr,. !.
r-,v Zoe ih. .um II f.ur haadrcd ,lalL... sd
u,1't-r-a fr,d b.,ng r-,oft,d ~ the ONtiri Hr,.
i,ty, hsk lOs, p,s- So.
THOMAS u. DAY. DrpuN Sheriff.
Dated ~ Nooi.tu'k. Sspt. 1t, Is6s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

Ciii.llIf'S SALE. ONFoKn, So. Sep,'r
- lj,h. i>os Takes 90 execution, sni MI, H.
ssli 81 puh''c ancti,sn, 90 >iiufl,y, the tNsni,
hnh dtS 81 Oriut-T, ls62. at slsVea oc,,ck ~ the
tlfettpua, AZ the stpTr ol Danirl 4. Tu1chru ia
Rebel BE- -,ii C"aa,S, al the r,ght ~ equit,
which rstsf Grns.r u Bethel af,se ,aid hat a,
the t,me th~ .,n- Ms attached oa the osigiaaI
writ. a r,.,!crning thu fo'lo~ins descriled raj
estate situate in .,i Bethel. All tsiug the sam.
p,su,i.s. whirh the aid Peter Clover eoa,r,ed
d, Rlsu 4. Ch,pu,n b, hi. deed 81 m"rigige
dated Apfii ~. lst3. All recorded IN the oNGaui
Esgisir, 81 deeds. i,-,k 81, page go, 10 secur-
thr rnrrt 81 tvu hu1urri AMI az, dpllsts, anl
D. 49, rpuv',vi hy the .sh Peter Grower 10
Rl~'t \. Chip.n,a ani Eh,fid2~ Chapm'n, by
Lis deed ~ mlftgagr iatrl Apfii 18th, l~IJ, asi
frftadci o. thr ONtiTd Registry e Decd, t-,ok
=. page 2tj, O. secsT- the payment 1T two huR,i
ted Aai twenty Ave dollars; sal .. alec Coaye, 81
hy The ,aii f.isr GrOssI 10 Hobstt A. Chspman
~ sa'ihrr d-ed ~ mortgage. dated JHh Let.
i-jc, aad recorded "a the ONi0sd Registry of
Dr.is, b-'A l'b, page t2j. a. secure the paN.
meet ~ three huadsel dpn,r.. Ai.o one Hndi.
siied th,Si part II 1t No. ~. rlng- one, In aid
Bethel. which the sail Peter Gfo,es c,aye,cd to-
oae isaac &. Cross. hy n. deed of mou,ags a,
ted lamar, % I, leo, ani recor.e,l 90 said OK.
Sod Registry u Drei,. box ls). page q. IN -
cute the payu,rnt Of one hundred d.lhfs, 20 which
deed. s,i the rrcoTds thereof, reference - had
fOr a fall description ofth premises.
CYRUS WOKNELL, Deputy sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Common men have no reason to envy
great men, for the trials Of the strong are
IrOPortiOnei 10 their strength.
Every day that you 1--we. you purlo'n from
life, You live a, the expense Of life ITSELF
Iii, one Of the graves, mistake. IN the
world TO Be looking ior great opportunities.
A mereh,n, in Burlington having sunk
hi. shop n,or few Zee, announces that. in
consequences Of recen, improvements. goods
will Be sol much lower than formerly
lfaman eanno, readily recognize merit,
!, ), very certain that be has none himself.
The ecrscoa. irArpins' Of the dead are
bot the outward dressing, Of the PRIDE OF
weeping survivors.
The doctor observed o. the "ArOllo
Bclydr,. that srsudv-s OF AL ,haPrs,
und,nialiy, ia, il remio,lel him Of by
Who bad ,luus pebble a, a bird and hi,
him, tie embod,msn, Of the word suc,e,."
MIR. Bsovn. owe YOU Eruige.
remSmb,r,'''' ,ball NJ, b, frightened.
then. ior never know you to p'y anything
yoa owsd.
laafsh,, take your friend. part; alta
tsasS !,i h,m have d, himself.
True hope Is b,-.,i on eosr,y Of character.
A ,,lsr; mibi alsaY, hopes, and ga, al.
vayscau.e 10 toTc. because It knows the
nrabi'iiy Of human aG,.r-. ani hos slight
c.rcum'tancr may change tie whole e5ur,c
O!es,u,s.
Every note % music Ne ever heard. every
,O,Sy Itat ever tr.sysrl iuto oar bosom al!
played ul.u i,s Instrument. tac heart, ool.
waited y. oa q h,'ie to th- ,1m5 t1J q! 90
diJ Us mission we'll. b, not ou.y brou.h, u.
neaESr. bat made q, Safer Tor ry,g aud alter
Lie.
To, time when tho vind i. mos, ic,,rac-
tive to the iore,,. d, when u Is eborlios
round.
With many people it i As d,Eeul, to lave
within their iuc1mc n without -
Eul,r' Weld tie rsoll'. lot school.
matters vie.l rulers
Away. laugh when you can, II il a
cheap me!icinc.
eve won, in!g':, in such horril
anticipation - "a b,np,,s ! h4s,Ini
'aii when tie r1rs1u IN him Re would -
join.i o. Do. wife ~ another world. never
more 20 te -eTara'ci from her. 'Pir.,u I
hop You Will not m n''nn tia. unpleasant
eireums;.Uc. again" .aI h,
Last an party % aml'rrr .r.rt.nsn
s'sr'.l on a h-ar hunt. I.ey laria trail.
AM, af'-ra hard I,y'-v.rs. vsr. rewarded
or tacir labor bv hearing low -r1vl iu q
thi,kr; few r,i. slr,I. wien one - ,lr
party suddenly commenced a has'y retreat.
r,narsia: tia, &c te lain', Let any tear,
all t.'l &c So, 0. be would Lal; ar one
any llss.r"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

ONIuUp, ss.--At % Jouft IL rtolaic held II
Iafi.. Wiihin anil ~ th~ Couni, ~ ONiuri, ,
,si th. ihifI rlssIa, ~ Nuga.i. \ II. ls62
IN ths g-tit,1, q NARY MckEEN, widow
" lJ1us. N,h,rn late IT >scisn ~ slid
tuu1iN dt,,ls,l. pfstiu. 90 40 allowance oct II
che Ts0.1,pl estate uf hrI late hn.land, -
o.fusf, That The s,,i pstiiuu~r give M.
t,r O, 30 rcr.pu, interested, bj clu.iag cor, IT
tai. url,f o. b, lHldi.Iri tbI,r 0s,k,succes.i'e.
q, DO ihs oN.,,d psussr,t ptirt-i 1t Paris, that
Jhr, NAV ,pprar At q rrlalr Cont io L. held a.
rsu., in ,i,I cuuui,, on che third Tus,ts, Il
p,i. lsr nat 20 n,n- u',lpk 90 th. i,tennaa. aei
.h-w o,rsr, ifsu, thsy h''e, 0hy the SAM should
HHi DEL .td.i,a.
l.. ". WOODBURY.. Jals-.
htfus c,ry-ati,,t; J. :. Hons, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

\ SiNCUt,s nuiNrrHN. SImc week,
nso TIE ,xauiuias committee were M attend.
nuce m ore o. our public schools, u an ia
ieri1r grade, aud v,r, asking the scholar. T.
dstue certain wlrl. which iscy proposed
Au,or. others Wa the word q" lin .ular ="
ltv,- promptly q, frsl as incoming pa, ono.
or t'e opposite, Of plural" "nu;, san
one % t.- c1mmi;'r.. "hls 10 uo other
definition Tor ,zluI'' singular man. "
go. y-, know, b" eIr'lim.i a tr..'t .'i.c
fellow, jose ir'o 20. i-,, .1-ter and trousers
" su1s. ltmslus u1u who r.y.r cnt
marT.si go Tie scholars laughed. AND sle
c0.smi'i.s 4h,--.as! from a.siu; any more
questions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

ONToEp. So Ala Court Of Probate h.lda, DIX.
he'd, within aud lo' the CounIy ofONiord. on
the tenth diS of September 4. ID. isG2.
wv. VI. BLANCHARD, administrator on
w the estate al David blanchard, late of
Rumiuui 80 s,,d C'an,N, decer,.d, having PEE
r.nl.d he ,ccand account II administration Of the
estate of ssid deceased GO allowance.
Onf'T'd. Tia, the said admini.t'r give notice
u all p~r.ons interested, 10y causing a cop, Of
lhis otier to be pnbli.hei three serk. successive
" ~ the ONfoId Democrat pIinird at raii., that
The, NAV appear 1t Probate Court to bc held at
q, far'., ~ ssld county, on the third TVc.dsy oi
octole' next, At ten o'cock ~ the iofeaoon, aud
'he~ cause, Il any Ihey have, Why the same should
MT he allowed.
u. W. WOODBURY.. ledge.
true cop,-sIi..t;
IS. lIoBBs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

ONrpVp. s.-N Govt e Probate IN Din.
h.il. ~iihu 30 tr ihr Coln'y ~ oN'Ofj un
the ~ h ,l,S 81 ~srirrnl..r, Al. is62.
4 LDES n. sENEEY, executor IT the last
y ~,l tnt ir.tswrut ~ AsuIn SEVEN late 81
Dated ih .ail cuuli, deceased. hiS,ng I,f..ru,.
81 DO. fret ,ai hal scruunt 1T ainini.ia alton uf
thr estate ~ ss,d t,crassi Sc allowance:
urir'-d. that the .aid ENecv'pS gave NOTICE to
40 p.r,ons iatrteslri ly clu.iHg copy Il thi.
ORDER o. D. puhIi.h,i three weeks snccsssVsl, ~
the oNi1fd Dcinpcrat priulsd At rari., that the,
may appear at, rruhst. Ioart l.. held IT Pare.
90 ,atd CounI, ,on The 81 Tus-,.,, 80 tu'.tncNi
~ tsn u'c,ock 10 the ip'-aoon, add .hs~ csu.c u
rn, th-y have, Why the same should not H. al.
hWrl.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
Atrue oopy-a,ts.t;
J.. :. lloBHs. R,g,i-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
o,rosp, ...-A, eour, olpt.ba,. b,uup;

ONTosp, sat- scourt oirroba,e h.Lis Dix.
hsld. slthn and ior the Coaniy Of OSlord on
the ten,h la 81 Sspteu,ler 4. u. Is62.
fl'IoMt> EuSTI>, executor e the Last sill
1 and lr.t1ncni IT CypIo. Eu.li. late at Dix.
heid "a aid Coan,y. deceased. hs,i-g presented
h.. bret ani 6aai account OF sdnai.l rI,oa IL the
sslats ~ .a,d deceased ior allowance:
U'd.r.d. That the said Executor give M.
tee 60 all Psr.oa. Interested by causing copy Of
ihis order tobe publish he'd thre. weess successive.
" In the ONforl Democrat thatihey ma, appear
ats Probate Court 10 be held al Paris. in aid
CounIy. On the ihnd Tuesda, of October neat, q,
nine oi the clock 10 the forenoon, and shew cause
IL any they have Why the same should mol lie
allowed.
T. W. WOODBURY., Judge.
4 true cop,-a,tsst; J. :. HONS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
Valuable Farm for Sale

IL Nuf~,N, h,ag on The stage rod lradirg from
NatftttJ o. Nutet, NilL = sni >s,tiih Pare
isIr,i, containing 2D1 acre, VEL dN,issi iaip
u.l.sr. nrwib. rsi ps.iuUgf. N'rr vel anl
umrug water ih,i can hc r,-,l, iakra into tn
been ,.rl. \ p,,s ,uuas 1fchari. sni pLai, Of
e---. ,rd t,rllrr; AZ" q hHr 'hsnr- &C. m'fA
rrtr tur l8tp. sod t,fn cuts iIpm p a. % tHus
a hlv, az ras sasil, D. m,ir o" cot 50. The
l-.iI I.r.s see rss ,ra C-,,'; .rh.-ii h.us~ al.
Don. fb. rr,u'.s.. sud > shuf,hr. sac W,th'H ,
H...I e .uI'#- ui tis sam; ai-n tvu.RS, sh,r.Ir,
GOD r.r h.,tI u.'. Toe tum D.. V'rlsap'h sit.
usfsI aHI ,,,Il ,i rHl'eI &C. bet 'i., fem. nr
tsH .m,.I .arf. The Dausf. i-ibg uui ui h,sHh 4.
e. l 90. ur ,N,h'7-r &C. slIIl'.-T "Hr, sHd cove
a r...I f.I.Hu. Ih.. bru vt'. su.' su s,iffrti..
if. u.,n. 4HI ,irlI hr.i r,ir pas CO. h,s L'nr
O.. t,uI.r pruila.lr. avs p.Iu 81 tE- Tr,mi.s-
s.f.r DANIEL COFFIN. "a che i,un, of N ",
T. e. upNoW, hscht, Nur~,, N,,a-e.
Apiii I. ieos. llu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

Efnrsa-uer WIS. a., berries. when
rig'. .rr r'ues.i % thes '.u'. tLsn s:upfsI
with tus bands. or trimm,i with sh-ar..
Next they are mashed c., which can -
dopo ~ means ola rouuI,r, similar to
tho,e usel i0r roandin: clothes. 1t ihcm
remain until the next day, when The juice d,
rfrss'd ont On q cheese press. or any other
convenient vAy. Next. boil the jl,,e
twenty MINUTES, skim IL. aui All tour
pounds % su:tr . tie gallon. when milk
w'rm ali a small pi-c' % br,il cru.: that
la BIN dVp,i IN yel.'. Il o, stand
itrss dave. r.ulve tr- crust. AMI tie wine
y ready tor t1i,iins ~ improves ~
Some al siic.. o. tic 'iluor Wien boiled.
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ONFuEp. sat- Cnurt ~ Probate hell At Div.
ell, suhip and ipr the t"uuN Of oS"id oa
the lnh ,,N 81 >spiemhsr. \. II. ls62.
WILLIAM sENERY. executor at the last ~ ~
w snd testament # "A ~rV.fy late IL DiN.
hrl,i ~ all CouatN, dccsas-l. having pfrscuiri
he ha,l aeouunt oi amin.tra,ion Of the estate II
sa,i decsa,si ior sll1s,nc,;
Ofau'd, That the sa,d executor give notice 10
all person. iaiets,ied. hy c.a-ing a copy II ihi,
urdsf t. he Published three week. .nrc...ivrI,
"a the oNfoui Drn"cr,i pf,at~d 1T Paris. tha,
the, wa, appear At a pIotste Court a. h. held 40
faus 10 All touRs "n the ihId TUESDAY IT
octuhrT arNt, NJ tea O'clock 80 the loreaoon. ani
'hsw cause. II any they have. Why the same
should Mt be alaw-,i.
l.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
4 true copy-ati,.i: J. :. iloHBs. Register.