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This Company has completed its arrangements for the
and rapid transmission of MAIL MATTER to
All Parts of the World!
| The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY, March lst, 1862
Should the Messenger with any difficulty owing 10 the
present POLITICAL troubles in Mexico deem it prudent he vii
go TO Havana by sea.
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
Including Confederate Postage from this cy.)
Single Letters half ounce, Mexico ..........sl D1
=. 10 Cuoh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
10 Europe l %
to United States. ............. / Is
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ined by committee appointed by Major. General Lowell
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not approved they will be returned
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Havana may be collected ut destination.
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the Contederacy by the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid.
Letters by mail be enclosed with the required
the above tariff of the South Express Com
pany, New Orleans.
For further information, apply to Agents the Southern
Express Company, in any part .! the Contederacy.
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R8rNot1ce-l tnlSe this method OF offering
my professional services free CHARGE the families Of
WHO are absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony street, between Pysna and Coliseum
District
ny2l zstf .a% P YEISER MD,
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Notice.

SOUTHERN OIL. COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, s."
Having arranged with the Florida OIL Company man
and sale of their products we are now prepared 10 fill
orders from Mobile Pensacola without delay. Heuceorth
full supply will be kept hand here.
Orders received for lots STIMULATING the packages required
will a6lled at discretion.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
jas lm2p6t '. President
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s5 iSss sosn ADFIGE. 58S3
n The following Il from she rleston Courier Of

30
The sacsnt of the Tennessee river and the plum.
dsring odtrageB of the invaders, reported else
where should convince all who have hitherto
douRjesd that We me at war Let us meet the fact,
md ptspsfs fully eafnestly and thoroughly, for
$TaliAncesnn mud forts anyw where erected BY Peace
fs5issss, t0 HE neglect Of all interior defences
and lines 81 Communication. Let us bring our
rifles and shot guns, and threw up forti6cations at
~ points which the enemy may Of can approach.
Weshars suffered ~ vet nothing in comparison to
Rhat Cur fathers and mothers endured Tor US, and
Ne are fighting for more and against 9 worse
evil than jmp6lled HEM. The God of Battles will
~ With ns, e We arc true 30 Him and to ourselves.
Atthough we dp not believe The ascent Of the
Tennessee river u likely to infict lasting injury
upan Nc scnthern Gonfederacy the lesson learned
Insy be of much benefit hereafter. It may teach
u IN rely upon ourselves and to discard al ideas
" outside amos. II i does not, the teachings
Of experiena ~ b lost npon US.
TIN aliuaion u Peace Engineens BY the Charles
tUn connsc ton with the results Of the
past les to anything hut agreeable thoughts.
On four occasions, and ia three different States, il
has BEEN demonstrated that our engineers have
been wholly incomp etsnt to tho proper discharge
Of ~ duties assigned them. 81 What bothers US,
and what troubles the people, ID these horrible fail
uteE of men teputed III BIZ educated and scientific.
The botches " dncated men, like Price of Mis-
souri, for instance, they could understand and en-
dures bnt theaeS Wretched defeats Of science they
ne Wholly able ~ account for. Further than
this acientiac engineering heretofore having been
invasiahI nnsnce essful, the aforesaid people are
4 I'D N What TO rapose confidence hereafter.
This NV IN disagreesbls bnt - II Ii 4 fact VIZ
see ~ use for coneealment !, 4
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ETA- DE La Lou1sfASE PARoIsrE n'OnLEAss,3
Vile de Ii Eourelte Orleans.
1867. 'N'' ~ "'s''
D. F. MITCHELL,
naLr Viz II.akL IL
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Ra-Soule's Commercial College and Count
ing Rooms Corner ST. Charles and Common Streets Founded
in 1856 Chartered in 1851. Open Day and Evening
keeping Penmanshp, Commercial Calculations, Arithmetic
Mathematics, the Languages etc. practically taught Terms
moderate The nost complex mercantile connections adjusted
and their accuracy guaranteed For Catalogue contane full
Information, call at the office, or address
fel0 2p2t* GEO SOULE N O.
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Hr Nfessrs. w. X. Adams. w. M. SemuIe
and D. Vanorn have my full Of attorney per
passed before ". H. Peters, Esq, Notary Pubic.
n4 j. O. NIXON
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chickering's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 50 and a Gaver street. New
Jams 9USf
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WAnIKEs ENTEIsPRIsE Napoleon remarked 1T
st Helena II sGenerals are rarely found eager to
give hattle they choose their positions, establish
ttemsalres, consider their combinations. but then
their ecsion nothing ii 10 difficult
andsat m same time 90 important as to know
Nll46 36zdscide. :, So
ellington said The fault with most com
weysr brave, Is backwardness Id tax
iast step 70 bring Oh battle, especially
MAsn srinies are large arising from deep moral
sss,s sna after a The uncertainties 81 tie
Ashingt ton, III A letter to Congress in 1850, ex-
pIessiy of tsOnr security depending on want
0f entss prtae il the enemy, q and says that tive
neye been indebted for orr safety during greater
pass HIT ~ wat 70 their inactivity I,
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Post-OMce Notice.

Post-Ontce Notice.
foregoing project for Foreign Mail fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa, Esq., New Orleans
chant OF responsibility and He has rssdep
of New Orleans foT the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along thu
money required tariff above and the envelope
dressed Cosss Foreign Mail care Of Postmaster New OR
lesns.,
The Confederate Postage this office must be prepaid
.us. j. l.. R1DDELL, Postmaster.
Ma 4
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/
ASIs aAHalY on KNOW NoTHNGs.- Gen. Buell. re-
Gently made aHpeech, in which he said !: a None
Of my officers ahail attempt to tell the people what
the war y about. only know that II is my duty
to whip the enemy. n izs AZ Ssf5 SIS * "A Il IL
Thlz iast he swisest thing ne have seen from d
y LincolK General since the commencement of the
war: II 20 well To keep the honest men Of the
North ~ the dark as to the true cause and objects
Of this unnatural war upon their former brethren
4 f the South. Could they know and appreciate
the the wrongs we hare suffered, our long
suffering and earnest entreaties TO save the Union
and live il peace, the rejection Of all compromises
and he present attempt to force upon uB gov.
ernment Whichs MA ahhor and despisei -aet them
but understand these things AZ they exist, ana #
wonld not he long before their arms would be
turned upon their own selfish and funprincipled
HaFsEhe day sof anligh tenment must come, sooner
az laz6r End then WOO be- To- the deceiyers who
have broken up the Union by their own pileness,
* Il iSAyailnah Republican
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SOtGEh- Western

SONETa- Western
H x F. II H s s COMP AN ",
EXPRESS FOR "FoRsIGN MAIL MATTER,p CON.
Meeting AT TAMPICO, MEXICo, WITH THE
BRITISH SRIAMERS.
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a HsAIErH III TRouisI man, name not Re.
coilsctsd \ reported 70 have pointed out to the
fsdeFalas 10 Ceatsa erate stores 1t Florence; In
sretnln fe Inaile him present Of alot
7 "a sAss.r ~ ~ been arrested at Florence, and
Nm AAYe unity to answer for the offence,
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)rIsans 4ailp Grtsftut.
I 5cURnaLo o. cIrY OF NEW ORLEANS,


IS u m 11x0Ns Eidasor ana Proprietor.
- M, " CAME srREEr
sIpssns, SD p ne week, 20 Cons
Il lt1sesxsnss inssrsea 4 the nsual rasss.l 4
H S3 3a ~ n ysrissrs.
~ xslxly I'LL y ~ ~ u puSnsbsd sysry sasnr
q u 2szek. subsxzap<sA ]. - invariabay 10 xdvancs
EATURDAY MOANING. FEBRUARY Is, 1862.
w. The w tlemsn oi Tie Southern Express
E hays 20 tssnks ~: Ito Texan papers. n
rHE news. 81
sher day We observed that it was always
just bsfore dawn, and advised our readers
~ Keep quiet and look hopefully to the future.
hi have HAD some glimpses 81 sunshine, and
more We believe, are "a store for us. Yes
z morning il was chronicled that the gallant
Ind brasely defended Fort Donelson and
ths snensy VI al points, both on land and
81 forming, We have the satisfaction Of
cin6 ~ Die Lincolnites have met with .
4 IN nSt disposed to rejoice, because We know
\ Y many trials yetto encounter, but We may
70 say that We believe the last Of the
lincoln truraphs on land Of great importance, has
" " esn sltsady won WI may be annoyed and IN
81 ~ attacks from the enemy y vessels and
81 boets. and probsbly will hs, but il We can re.
tlsir land forces, IL regard 10 which We enter
tain ~ doubt, w need fesl 10 approximations re-
spS6king the futures va
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For Sale f0a. Cash.


4CENTRIFUGAL DRAINING PUMPS. al ia
5STEAM ENGINES. E& n #
sequestered by the Confederate In the suit Of Geo.
Ward, Receiver, Gunnson Chapman Co.. Garnishees
Also
% BURROWS CORN MILLS lu 81.
Sequestered by the Confederate States the suit Geo. W.
Ward, Receiver, W.. Webster McKenna Garnishees
Apply to ~
fr. GEO. W. WARD,
tel 2pl-tf G. s Receiver. Office, 100 Gravior street.
1s+ Eln,neled Cloths,
PAINT BRUSHES, PAINTS AND vARNISH,
A large assortment Of
Bolts, Carriage and Wagon Ax1es, Spokes,
SPRINGS, AND CARRIAGE MAKERS, TOOLS
Oval and HI. Oval Iron. For sale by ...........
RHODES & CREWELL,
fe7 2plnl 1b6 Grsvtsr streat
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r .an9"0n Bird, ....
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
Hasnow large supply of the celebrated CREME DH
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE quarts pints also brands
Wis: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment Of the best Old Sherres AMONT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA, of
direct importation other Madeiras Of lower grade supsrio
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAU BRANDIEs-vintaRe 1885 1855
1909 and l80balarge supply always hand All grades
cLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood wHls-
KYsscoch and Irish, Old Rye. Bourbon and Wheat WINS
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER An pnts quarts. COR
DIALs, etc. Ayasaa Of tie WINES which
will be sold any city
AARON BIRD,
ais IDLY Nos Is and Is Royal stroet
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CARD 0F THANk We direct the attention Of
our readers to the card Of thanks published by
no President Of the Association Of Ladies' for
n Clothing ire Children of our Absent Volunteers,
for donations. s s i. Fl
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Ces .ly-ss De ID Compagnie.
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER Sec,star
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haEoRrAE 0EpERs II viii be seen, on refer
snce obur 4avsrtising columns, that the Governor
calls or tye thousand volunteers for COME dsrate
ssrsice W reclamation this morning. All Of onr
citizens must understand that the necessity is
urgent and " 10 % be hoped that our patriotic
peopis WIN come up promptly and freely to the
did Of their country. ,s
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SfAfA LouIsrlNA, !
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans,
remembered that the l4h Of December 1861 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared OMER GAILLARD, Pres
dent and A. sCHRE1BER Secretary, Of the Citizens Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn
according to law do depose foregoing
Just and true and transcript the books Of
the Company.
Subscribed and 10 in New Orleans this 18th day Of
December, 1861, before me-
D. r. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
Tho Board of Trustees interest the
Of SIX PER CENT in cash all the outstanding
certificates Of Profits to the holders thereof their
senat.res after SECOND MONDAY of February
next Also to declare dividend of twenty per go per
cent? the earned premiums the Company year
snding Both Of November 1851 for which certificates will
Issued and after the second Monday in February next
1RusFEaa, rs ..a
Geo. W. West, Vice Pres N. Musson, ,.N5 ~
D. Jamison R. p. Hunt,
Ar. Miiienberger, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
J. Lsisy, Cesaire Olivier,
Jas. A. White, -swal A. Bonn, H. "a -.r.5f
Douglas West. Euma Augussip, ~
omer Gaillard. dls sn
FoLGER = SON, \. G., pfALEEsD R-INrs
4 Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, eoraf ~ 4,
Gravisr strtsts. ~
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MrLITAKy Norrcns. direct general attention
10 the advertisements of 4 military nature, which
appsar IL another column this morning. They are
iniporta ut, and should be read by every body.
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.9ft .aptae0c for St,saY .Iynts

10 The
CITIZENS Of LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
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Roots, Shoes assss Rr0gG7sss
AT WHOLESALE.
BRoGAFS; Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Caneschy
HATS, at the lowest mari ret prces BY
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlears,
Hats, Caps, etc., at NholesaIs.
Wesrecenstantyreceving Silk and
Fur Cashmere, Panama Leghorn Straw Pal Leaf Mercar
and Wool HATS, Atthalowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iylS 7pkW No. 10 Magazine street. NewOrlesns.
Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with tho ORDINANCES passed by said Conven.
.ion Din both anguageD CONSTITUTION of the State
amended.
For sale by a.. o..
BLOOMFIELD STEEL. PETER o'DoNNELL,
!. L. WHITE, HERBERT 4 ESCOUsSE,
GEO. ELLIS, ". .GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWESa CO., E. EZEKIEL.
7. FITzWILLlAM.
B3-orders from the country filled liberal discount.
ny22 2ptf
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GsEAr CoAI.. Nj. David Stickney, No. Carol
daet ssse oels his morning erasd assortment ii coal
Fhi N " vlli ss1 chssp, see advertisement.
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Orxass M oazAu srnssTr TaIRD DIsruRlc.r.-
q viii .e Il IL O'Clock, II.
I. ~ 20 Exchanges the following de-
y ths ct New Orleans in the
Maaef * ePenins " Acrsau stssst to.wN:
ges 81 y xFpanA ~ thereon, II lie
~ "a the sanass bounded BY Peters,
Snsss ~ Nssss, 1iaaits ard Congress Streets
" e W. thsrson, ID The
= NJ aaasas NJ date Moreau
en 2 = tas ssns District Ia the souare bond
6 So AossAuh sssl, Congress and Indepens
ssss n the ssae square boInd
81 Date Mcresua Congress and Indes,sa
enceslSse ~ ~
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EOLGER Il SON, N. c., DEALERS ~
Gravisr strtets.
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CHfnb Losr NE direct attention to the adger
tseuspt ~ achild Iost which appers ii anossr column
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

M,Trlx. - IuT Guu The Washington
c,rr,pJuI n, Of tie New York Tribune
ays
Public attention here, =. elsewhere. =
but,ishtly attracted - the Gulf Of Men
c.. although d; i. in that direction that tie
,hrevd--i observers lols Tor a specs VI var.
Our danger LES l--- in the spanish OccuPA-
ton OF Vera Cr4g, significant though it De
-. purpO.e TO rvcOnQutr something more
than the Auctions Of M-Ico--Ihaa in the
Engl.b occupation o. Ma,amors', which ..
probably already 81 accOmpli'he! TACT. lh.
TarT1-- OF Gr-a, Britain, IN PO--e--'us her
o, o. ,hi, port. {. thlnly disguised from
tLusel~ho, m0re FORTUNATE than our govern
rBent-wh1.e snovlsise conserving NsIi-
can Aaarr. Is VIGOROUSLY dshcieni-haVe
AGO.. 70 oEcial sources o, Information.
Tbsy believe that Immediately upon the 90
cgratiou. an lli,eit commerce will spring up
bel.eeu Maamor.s and Brownsville. Texas.
on tie opposite hank d the RIO Grsnde.
which will DEFY our bIoesitins vessels,
10th places being forty mile. from the sea
. commerce is-terrd BY Great Britain IN The
hors q Supplying her,el! through ih'. chan
usI With c.ttou. tor which she means 10 pay
with e0nm.ditius must needed by the reb-
els,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Cnskirs &. woOpx,S. ESQ. has resigned
his editorial soanec,ion with the Portland
Advertiser. lie cay. when be assumed the
position be WAS 4 Repahl'can he Is one
now "lt 10 not in seeordAnos With the
prOrrietors OF the Advertiser that We should
advocate our osn principles. and r'rroduce
in our column. the deep feeling and con''c-
tons Of our ,oul. We eau 10 nothing else.
and hence, our occupation !. gone"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Tie Indian territory yes. VI Arkan-a.
sni Louisiana, now spoken VI a. place
ilr c1'lnIIin: "cln'rahani.." u approached
FROM =; Louis, through Springfield dis
,aace Of three hundred mile. The remain.
d-r % the railroad fron Rllla through
Springfield to Fort Smith can - completed
IN twelve months. IL sad tina, the plan
uiiJn- Of tie Choctaw- and ChIcasAw, slon.
could fully supply the American mills with
cotton syeu IA tue first year Of the sIPsr'-
ment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

ArOIlCE OF FORECLO.uRE. Wh.fe,,

NVTE'E VI FVhttL'I>VNt. WINFIELD
~ >e~-li W haal's,h. uf we.thrVps, "a tho
Cosui, ~ iaa,bs't,sd sad State Of us,se, dsi.
On the eighth d.y 81 s-p'-ss 80. righisca hun
dIrd 1sd s,sN. by hes moS'gss. deed o'svey 10
ne, Adus 4. Drnisoa, Cstts,n snail niece ni
Ian .ina,.j in Norway ~ th. Coaaiy OF %. forl,
.ah tho boid,sg- ihereOa. ~hIeh de~i !. dul,
troofd-,i N The R-g.i Of e~d- &c .s,i Coast,
q O,i0fd. t.Os 10. psg. 60y. 20 which r.corf
,i-s,ao- sss, - had Soc f- de-er'p,'o. % ,h-
iss,n,.e. eoaIs,ei; sad whereas, the eosd,i,on
Il aid mortgage !, b'vksa b., the non pa, meat u
he moaey secured thereby, hereby clam po..
Session Of .sid mSugsged pIeini.ss and lI5r-
elo.afc u .aii morgasc. &c Coalition broken.
par.,sI 20 IN. .iaiBle IN 80, Ease made sad pro-
,dsd. aDNa Z DtNiSoN'
Moray. Jsaasry Z, lsS2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
In DAYS Of Oisi.

There "a, a tilss--,n DAYS Of Old
Nhra hsahh "a, pJ,I~d .tslss Zee gold,
That "a, "a, Is...ed-.li ap~ n|gi~ct
Thai pfrciVa, b0oa--li .hoall project.
Of.sa.s sd rea.oa. an ar, hes,h,
Or q wDoi a9pear jhsrv'. bot little l'ft,
Apply Il ihsa O. csss your lis
y, the inmsliais 49, Of llsuiek's PILE.
TA-.- r,h,skahls pm. st,r,l. -hac cammani.
IT, b, ihs,S .aisrts car-. ,ianl-i 90 ~.
t.arS. ,asih. saaahs.,i sad siissr. rut e. 18th
Engls.h. spsalss. fr,ach lai G-ru,sa d,f-~i,sn..
u s,ni, ~a,'si 18th saga. psf~l, vegetables.
sni ell ~ luE- t.n,l, bsNs. Coz IS coats.
rs .d'sU,.sarat 90 th,fi ptge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

ASorBIs Tax PEoro-ED. I, i aid thai
. resolution ~ia b. introduced IN the House,
in.,ruciipS The Committee on Ways aud
Mean. o. pr1r,S tax Of one.f,urIh or ono
ball cent per m.ls on all railroad Pa''en.
gers travelling ia The Unit~i States
,,on Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
FERNS REDUCED TO 81 AND $40 Pr
WAX, Arms
ROUND HILL WATER CURE,
NORTHAMPTON. MASS.
,,,S srsS,s Avn wisrsN.

OFtN sUNNth tNp NINI'h'
DR. IALSrED's .nece.' ~ the care OF 40.
tn,a'. d,.-a--. !. well kno~n. Tie u.si'
n-at s,,r. vitality saA hrcs to th. isnet'onal
Iossf., ,nl o,a,ril. obstinate organic sessne'.e.
snh ..s- sRi CERTAINTY. Thos. boash GA i-ds
even .rs .oon enabled Ia wik.
al, .vro.-s "a the enssui prr'noniioT, con,u'np-
i,oa. sp,isl Complaints. PARALYSIS. anil hes OF the
n-- Ut lunbs, Ia. been With Iut precedent Many
uOuld be- hsipls.. ioc lite.
Marked .aee.s. has also t-e. had ,n b'oochiii.,
10 i,.to,ing broksn down constitutions, sni ~
..sa.,ng to,p,i. sefVo.. and iebhta,ei ',sIs'ss
to strength and activity.
Tor his sscce.. "a other cases, and the gfes,
ia,"r gitea the Oriental Turkish, Ru'.sn.
chemical sai other baths, see c'fcalar, cent grs-
a. The r,pl aud wnt-r minlh' are the INST
favorable 10 rapid reco'ef'.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

We learn from Attorney Gepersl' Report
thu, be has commenced IN action on the
bud Of II ID. Peek. lat. State Treasurer.
tor the deiAleaiiIn occurring during his
second term Of oihc-; which action Is still
prntIns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Gen SCOTT and vile have no, lived ,oge,s-
or Tor fifteen years, Reason incompaiibil.
i,y Of ,emPer. For year. Mrs. Scott has
lived "a Pari. and she assisted q, the recsu,
reception OF her husband In France.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. ws,r.a.

NOTICE OF foRf.LoSURE: whereas
Gaiu. e. swan, Oi Wo'd.,oek ~ IN. e"un
4, of OSiprd and State 81 Nsir-, 10y H.. deed III
m,sir,gr dated Ausu.I IS, 1855. and 'rc"ried
"a OScrl Registry OF de-d.. b'ck 1903, rsse ss:,
coaye,ej 90 me to- certain Tract. or parcels vt
land. 10 vt. - part 81 10, No -. containing 20
4. ,,,.. m a- or 80 aai part of w., Ne ~,
,ootsining 10 acre. Iupre lees, bDih parcels 81
lad hin, ia the wet part Of said Woodwork,
AMI reference Soc tall descriptions. 81 ssid parcel,
81 and u.y be had 10 the d-ei. u DeGJ. Jsck,on
10 s,ii. Gdius &. swsa, recorded 10 book iVo'
a. ~, a,;. AID OF R.nj. 3. ysekson 20 aid S~an,
'.r.rI,i 40 l..ok los. PIG, ass. IL .aid r-oord.;
and WHEREAS the coni,I,"a OF ssid m9tgsse hs
t@.a L..,l.a, clam Ia ls'echr.s the sane as,se.
al, 10 The .isiate IA such case made sad provided
Is. =. JACKSON.
Pans, Dec. 10. lsel.