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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
BRIDGTON ACADE MY
AND NORMAL SCHOOL,
AT NORTH BIIp6ToN. MI.

THE FALL TERM 81 this ia.,,tutipn ~ ~ com.
i n-ac- vn Tse-is,, September the -, lsos.
and cuntiuue n weeks.
&. 4. HILTON. 4. D.. runcip,l.
Nc. T.. =. IlUsrErss. Nouaal rcsrher.
M.ss ELiIIHIru AAEorr, teacher Of Ma.ic
ani frrnch.
Mi.s l.. X. GIEEs. teacher u Dnwing sni
Painting.
4 Normal Ci., will h. formed ualer the care
oi NJ. IIunirv.s, IN which Instruction Will u
siyca according 10 the most approved Normal
Method
Thop pleasant anil qaie, bcal,t, Of this in',itp.
ton offer. peculiar fAs,it,e. Toe thorough aud
systematic study.
Constant ahd earnest effort !. made lor the vel.
hr- at tn pup,ls.
Tuhi1n "a Normal Drparment. $500.
Stuieal, eau sttvad both Nofinal aud Academic
Departments without extra expense. Acadcm'c
Tuit,On aions. the q. heretofore.
Band near the Academy. -2.O0 per week.
4. ~. MEAD. Secretary.
Nouh lirdst0n, hpf,l Il, l>6?.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

ENCCUTOR'S SALE. u, ,uioc Il u.
crn.e FROM the Hoo. Jslg, II Probate IN
snd Zoe the CoauIy II oNfprd, shall sell ~ pub
De ssction. ca Tue.diJ, the .Nieruih ia, Of sep
temlrf neat. at one o'e.ock, 4. VI, on the prem.
i.e.. on undivided ttnlh part Of the Bcnn.lt
Mill. 80 csllsJ. situated ,a Norway ia .aii ooun.
IL. al.o. one und,',ied half the sPsol factory,
80 e.lled, situated 90 sad Norway, and being the
prup~ft, of which Then Hobbs late Of sa,d Nor.
-, dt-I sstfsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
L.. HATHAWAY, Executor.
Norway, Aug. II, ls62

NOTICE oF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
~ Emcf, Noaag and Ons II. Nuung II Peru
"a the Couaty of oNiord and state of VI IN, by
Their deed Of mortgage dated the forth day Il
Apr,l, 4 u lsj2. aai recorded With ONfoul Rec
ord. Of Dcei.. took 90, page 800, conveyed To
ns a certain tact oi land sith the lail,ng. there.
on, heinz the isfm on which said Oh. II. l"ung
ROW hse.. situated ~ bucLheL IN sad ooaaiy,
r,iefeuoc beng had 60 the record IL .id mofg -
toe morc particular description Of the premises I;
and ~ h~fca. the CoaiiI,uR II siii mortgage Is
broken b, noa- psyment 81 the dsbI secured there
hy, I Chim Coz that reason, br-cosure 81 the
sane. agfeeaby o. the statute "a surh case. made
and pTusidai. ZADOC LONG.
30, kGslJ, Aug. L.. ls62.
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DI Z d

d. <os,h Pare, sih. Lime Chase, onl, daush.
tee Il Eu.iu. and llsurI y. Ming. aged 2yeaf'
add J months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
Maino Wesleyan Seminary and Fo-
mnlo College.

THE Fall Term will Commune AuorsI lith.
i lad,e. wishing Ia enter College will be en-.
aninsd on the ilth, in the College Chapel. at (?
o'eoek.
Hoard. including furnished room, washing,
wood aud lights. 90 10 per week.
Cissse. will he 6rned 10 accommodate those
,oo"g @sn Who wish To prepare ior advanced
standing ia college.
"a. ROBINSON. Secretary.
Keats Hill. J.ly -, ls6s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

Gsfecnce.-wm W Bolster, DR. T. W Bartlett,
iio.sa Austin, Rev Z Chamberlain, Siephen l.
Grifilh. u l. Msrbls. Dix6eid; George Hol.
man, DiShrld Centre; J u se,ey, DiSheld I;
Iiolli. Turner, William wood.urn, IT,. Peru; III
W Park, Durs bradford, Me>'eoi Wallace Chrk
rauhage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
importing Houses,
TAyEBB E9TIeES.

In Qualities. by the dozen or single one.
Watch GIs.... all material. Tor wsichmskss
Will be furnished cheaper than the, esnbs Josshi
10 Portland. IL shoe. people hal better call Oh
him and save money.
Everything warranted 60 be- What u - sold for.
a.. m,,to -. 80 iIoae.ty - the best policy" sad
III. most sure 10 succeed. 40, wotk entrusted
To him will be done according TO contract, and
warranted good.
lie wpah like a. see any watches that nave
bera spoile by inexperienced woTkmea. sna "
he don't make them prriirm veil thee will he no
charge. The sane sith clocks.
PLAZA watch movement. Will To- fall Je~elled
hcnIcIair-d. ,nj good quarter OF verge watches
viii he altered 10 Lever E.c.ps@sais at a lar
p,,c. ChraomeIrf balance, ia.sIird,a watches
that have plain b,l.nce.; AID 6nslly inylh'ng
that i. r-1nrrd IN be donr 10 q watch or cloch,
will be doa- at h.. .hop.sn warranted 10 he done
IN a wosk,n,nlike m,aner.
wosk solicited FROM other walehnaker', Which
will be done az tar discooni.
Jowolry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Eneeaied,
.HCs.hpsiG for old Gold sndsilvsr.
nIrHIL Hut s6i. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

y Sod Eruywhu' by
Al wholesale Druggist. Ia the large cities.
Som. of The
Whoiesais Agents In New YORK Citp'
shisdeln, B1o. \ Go. llarfal. Risky h'ehen
Fahnc.iock. Hall 4 60. Dn.h. Gale hoh,n'"n'
A u x ID sand. & Co. VI Ward C'o." . .o'
Wh,.I., A. Hart, Jane. =. A,pinssll,
Morgan 4 Ailen, W.t W,
Hall. I,ucksll 4 ca, l.steil, Ma"h y u''u"er
Thom.. l. FulIsr, Hall, Dixon 4 Co.
PDO,yi., Conrad Fox,
And others.
Boston. Mass.
q e. Good~in 4 Co.. Week. < Poter.
VI \ bur 4 Co., JBo Wilson, Jr
And sih.ns.
Al-o, all Wbolessk Dpggi.is, Gfoerrs. store
kopcI. AMI retailers IN all country 'o~"'
aud villages
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
Waterford Water Cure!

MAINE HTOROPAT INSTITUTE.
V'Ills hygienic establishment, !. besicl amoas
i the h ghlsnd. OF oNiord CoOn,,. ant &c lske
aud mounis,n scenery Il. - uiiion transeni. that
of spy other Water Gov Ia Nrs Eayl'nd, aud
the chsrsc. are on third 10 oac.hilf les. lava.
I'D. uho come u,drr ny rarr sad treatn-ni. viii
lie no, With sympathy all hope, sni nls, depsnd
u,lon my direct ,sr',ce- at all hour..
fr,cnl. u patients, or others, sho desire the
hygiene r.-orrcrs of the establishment viii be
accommodated With bpsrl a. hrwtoorr, whsa the
house !. not fepleie Nth psi,cais. Inyal'ds Who
wish pfe-cr,pi,oa lof hoB- Treatment. 70, .entins
q litter directed 90 the sub-ci,hcr, With state
81 their disease sni SYMPTOM, ani enelo.'ns two
dollars. viii H. eatitIr Ia t~o letter. OF advice.
sent al Differed tim-s.
WILLIAM y. sHATTUCK, ". u,
Waterford. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
HEBRON ACADEMY.

rHIIE Fall Tenn OF hi. Institution 81 about
.iN,, ,.ar.' stosih. Nil coHm-noc On Mos.
nav. Srrr. 1t. anl coni,ane ELEVEN week. With
the following board Of Instruction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

sss---Es' Whsn tikrn az directed. and With.
nat the hast injur, To hralth "a az, case. "a u,
!. uui up IN boilL. Ut three dldcrrnl 'lrcng,h.
s,ih Toll drrciions laf usiag, and s.ntby Express,
cla.el, s~ilc.i. To- al Tan' oi the roahiry.
PRiCE>-rug strength, $40; Hall strength,
IS: Qulur, -it-ugih, - isr hattie.
rY-Il~uc al,rf' The medicine - designed
-Npfr-.ly f,t oasrIS.rr cAsts,i which all
Other rrmriic. Of the kind have hilcd 10 cu'c
al.o that IL !. warranted 40 tcrrcs nied 20 r''N
respect. az the pTicc vii 10 refunded.
- iicNafr ot imiaiiuns' None warranted
umle.. I-rcha.ed ditrc,l, Of Dr. VI. OF at HI.
REMEDIAL. iNSTIrur re- ,f' SB'oiai D,,od'u
W. - U.is. ST.. Prsuissc', H. !.
Thi. sp,oiIliy rmbtae,I all.li'r''r' OF Pa
,si, naidrc bn,h IL Men sni Women, by . T,gu.
lsfl, cducsted physician 81 twenty yrat.' prac'
ticr, gi,ins hi. sh,i, an'aiigH 10 ihcm. Con'ui'
t.i,oa. hy letter oihtTv 80. are 'i'tciig cost
fsaial. anil medicine. will h- sent ~ r,pt's.,
secure from il~er,ation,i allpart' nithc Unite,
snies. Al.u. accommodations ior L,birs iI"u
,brad, wishing fnf a secure aud private retreat
ADD good care .unlilrtsiof'd Ia hraih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

G.f. LEONARD, A. N. PRINCIPAL,
Miss Man, =. IIoLNrs, Assistant,
Mas. J. T.. Lros,Hp, Teacher 81 Dpwing.
Mss N. T.. D,sisos, Teacher Of Music.
Ile-ide. the usual classes. there viii he formed
. T.aeher.' class. 80 which those qualified eau
have the sane advantages as ~ school. lot Nor
nal instruction..
The French Cias. will he under the charge IL
Mi.s llomcs, whose p'uhc'enc, ~ that language -
vel kupsu ." ~ h-r pnp,l.
The school u well provided With ph,bsophc
and EsctTical apparatus, III, .ioos'cal charts. and
Typographical Oull,~c Maps.
It, situation 10 near the Grand Trunk Railroad,
about oae m,le irnn Seat raT,. stsl'oa.
Iloard can h. Obts,p-,i Zoe ladies, at III 80. aud
f,r gent L,ncn at S2per week, ~ood snl lights To-.
slu,ir,i. Io.'m. can h. ObIaac'l by those wishing
o. i-,srd themselves.
TutrIoS- Common Erghsh. 50; Higher ID :.
$50. Languages. 400. Painting. ~ oil, 500: ~
Water Cslof.. 100; Ca,on DBsing.2 ~ Pen.
cling. 200. Ma.,c. 7O1i u.e al Plane, 900.
No ds,lsrt,0n made lot absrncr OF iao weeks.
Io' farther particulars = idrr.. the rrincipal.
II. uplon, or I. 4. Dcai.on, Norway, We.
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DixfeId Village High School.
II. HOWARD, Principal.

'INiiE Fall Term Will ouinmence on Tuesday,
sentrmlef -. l-t2. ani coh.nne u Meeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
Gould's Academy.

V'iIE FALL TERN Of thu. ia,ti,o,iOn will
i commence on TursD,r, srrT. 2, lso2,
AMI confinae eleven weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
lcorr.Hiour ncuHrD.l
The Great Indian Remedy
T8R PBArALBS.
Dr.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

Th,. celebrated rcm,lc VI die inc
Possessing ,,Iiu-. unAnos ~ az,
thug -l.e II the Nod. nnd proving
.a.ciua latter all other. ha,cfs,lcl.
i. dr.ignei ipr both air'iod aad
assl, iad,,s. snd !. the 'e1, le.I
ihias kHowa lof the purpose, a. Il
will h,ing on the =ssihy asls',
~ case. 81 distractions. after all
other rcmtd,e. a.. the k,ad have
ben tried IN NsiH
, Over .oOO bottles have no~
.l--n .old without .ngle fsil1Ie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE
SOUTH PARIS. ME-.

THE FALL TERM Win commence on Turs-
i par, ssp,emier 2. 1862. and continue twelve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
,,he LOWEST CASH PRICEi

COUNTRY DEALERS will DO ~sllto call
N. hi, aud save their tight from the city.
PEDDLERs will fad IL iot their ad'an'ss,io
cali upon him aad stock .p. Being IN conne,''os
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08

eie reputlifanil6en Majoritdten um bic
6dllte fleinsr ais 1860 bel 2insoln'S
l8abl, unp es 1T 1bat1a6e, Dap bic Nt>
welenbeit Der 5eerl9aaren braYer patrio<
ten, melae in ben 6eetla9ern Der &epus
blif 0e9en, toa Meilte III pieler @ermia,
eerul1g beisetrasen. Man Yerbeble f1&
aber au9 ni@t, cab bic republifanilae
partei S6were5 ielbf rerldulcet> intem
le in ibyer Ma6tfeQun9 aus ben Mn9en
Ysrlprsn. mas ie in oielelbe 9ebra@t pas
mutbi9e Ginteben fur bic 9rcbe Sa9e Der
nnterbruften. sic betennen ii@
in ibrer Maile nodmal5 laut gu pemGpan>
eclium : s. lie Nedte 1T allie!
sc mGaen ibre Tlbrer p%erlal1en bic Stra>
&c. ouf Ger psrl5nliasr G6rsei; lift ein;:;
ger 9eudtfern 1T! Sie m63en wieper
einAecent weroe1, pab bic Sfentli9e Met>
run9 81 am lbweriten rerurtbeilt, oeren
Gbaten Den eclen @runol lBen ibrer Ylatz
form am meiaen ,pieerlpreden, u,,o welz
der Treuno teS 0erratbS miro e5 pann
mod uaaen f5nnen> Stimmer Don benz
nDrcli1en @olfe ;u be1ebren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
@a1!5sria;te aus bent Ctaate.

Bis 1pnntsltoa i!uc WablbcriHte aus
NenzUosF, Nen 9r1ley, Mihi3an uap
Mo|aburett5 anaelanAt> mslhe ;eiasu>
caB RE teipsr Gyltsyn fir bic Delncfrotie,
bic tsioeu 2sstern fit cie yspubiifauilus
Yar'ci fJ sytIiyt toten.
Scr Siaat 9l1pz ypgf oistt, lp bei6t e5,
ccn csHotrotilhm Wouye;neuro Can't,
ooten SeYrurur cine Majryildt Won 10000
StinIGaen liter leiagu republifoniihsn Uez
Aenmonu Wac5wer!b. Di; royyuptsn,
unc Won reN llNlcnseicmnten ruyA cis
Nefyutiyunaen euttlbblcn G!1ots Seem
Wori uuc Srco!lyn 9eten cine Wajcyita!
uou 10000 Stinunen fir ren nerpfrat;z
id,en, wSDrsno RE u1Htrcprteuere> prinz
eiris1felere UNI auFribtia lpya!e 2anotez
viiltsrunA ild} nit 1900 Maiprit1s fit
BEN repuhlifanilden GaAciroten eyFla,te.
DIR pempfratild)s Sie9 in g}ewz Ssylsy
1T nldts MuGerplaentlihs5> "a ct in eli
'lels Staate eyipd)tsn ipu!re. Der untsr Ter
Gont:eIe mihtioer Observation-Disclosures
'tebt Die or!fofrotiIh =conicrpatiu 9elinnt,
nit iDrer @eloalImad)t Die Hfent!i1e Mei.
nun9 COS 8pIfe5 niecerSubalten milien.
SiAerlId wilrpen ince1en piele ShllDe
Tlrdttnr osrniAIeno wilfen fir bic Sade
Der un'cn, wirre ibre Strait nidt eebtcz
den onrh bic BON BET republifanil hsn
Dortu III WalfaGulett5 uno Mihiaan
cgfo1teneu Griumpbe. 5000 Stimmen
1T Die republlfaIlilte MajoritSt 1T Dem
2estcra uuo nit 10000 Stimmcn III Der
vMbolitipuiR" Naprev5 gum 0ouosrasur
pes er(ten Staats5 erwdblt.
NuA in ben leBten beiceu Staatsn Inb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08

Die G%neldnecr auf ben 8ermubae
eeeen bic Ser. @taaten. = Ser Ser.
ct. Aen,iral wiltes forteetpiefen.
Durd ben enalilden Yotcampfer Merz
lin ~ " pi@tise Ma@ri&ten ucr ct
81 @ermura 9ebradt. Sc,
VI yenannten &difes ia9t, pa6
ct b + e,aea tlinpen S9ue zines Ser.
Staaten &anpnenboote8 gum Mnbalten
9ebrodt wurpe, al6 ct aus Zen, 6afen pom
81. George am Monta8 ausfubr. Daa
8anonentrot freujte Dor penn 6afen. &ur3
Dor Ter Nbfabrt pes Sdifes bate fclsenpe
AHaire tattaeiuncen, wel@e auf ben 8er=
muras srobe Sen,ation ma9te unp in
Gnalanp ni@t eerin9ere MAIDEN mirp.
Dret Scr. Staaten S1ife unter &t=
miral @ilfes tanea am Is. Septsr1ber
bel ben 8ermupas an unp Der Mpmiral
@ilfes lief NIT ibnen IN ben 6afen bon
81. @eor9e Elm, UNI &oblen ein%3unebmen,
tpte ct ia9te. Die portisen 8eb5roen iters
retdten ibm iofprt Die Proclamation BET
85niain, rpo,ad eintm S@ife Der beipen
trie9flbrenren parteien ,,ur "a Sturren
Mufentbalt Seitottet miro, nit her 8ereu<
tung, pa6 Capt. @ilfe6 aut nddfen Mcns
tag ben bafen tpiiecer ~ n.rla6en bare.
Der Nbmiral aber erfldrte am Mcntaa,
bab fem S@if &eparaturen n6tbi9 babe.
Der enD!ii6e @ouperneur unb Der 9rupz
pen Gommanrant 9insen an Borb, I'm,
tT& nit rem &pmtral III benebmen. unb
bieier periprad an, nd@tten Gage ab1u<
fabren. Gin Mittmo9 aber .parer Die be-
trefentsn S&iFe nod IN. urr nabe an,
baftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
Ger,ter tatew wir
Aleiberiipffe unh @aareu Fir
DGnsem,
ais Mantilsn, Sbawls, GIrafs, 5anbldn>eu
Snumpfwaarsn &c. &C., lOp;s
Tai9s uuo WAypsrots>M riiEsi fir 5srrfn

Wir tatcu fir unisre lsbr ssr1umi3sn reue,
Qota!itdtsu uuisre Gin!1ufe 9eeen tic friibsrs.
Jabrs Ysrcpppelt, liz YsrlA,sceueu Granden per=
srci1abt in scr Aelibt. uuisrm OeI4dfte siNs
BrDBsre Nuscebnuu9 ~ aebcn I'M mir buien, oaE
ealslbs nurm:ar .ls cas- auesfo tNtcl:e unc grpbti
III Minnelcta. Tir cit 3ntupTt lt ~ce'slbeN 9utsr
Nufe5 uNp Gertraucna Su trf!tTeN bat:E wsrbe
ais npmit unIsrs 5tyMI b.tDyt nurce.
Sir Gaufeute i'm Came er!antru mir ,1a iii
Drmerfu1g caB uNlers Ssriu8vlgsu !ur Mispsr-
psrfaufer icbr suultis 9eltc!l: u.S mir oen lisss
idbri5cn abncrm ~tiliSen GinfduTsa ;ufolse III re
Gage ilno, Scrlbeilc ST tieien, wic fribcr noG
ME. llnlsv partner, bsrr s. Wiabier, bat tie}en
Ielcrt "uAlsrs5 Welt1ftes pprSultsDsn %i.ttrnc,a=
men une .ulro CO it lciNsr gewoDH!e" Wsiic id
au9slr9en lein lailsn, io@cbI Mbr!clole ais Re.
!ailosri1uis sur 0sionoersu 3afrisceuqeis eec Scr
yel1 NduTsr 81 eTsctuirsu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08

Mm Gcunerfae enblid sinS Ser Mpmiz
til ob nit ben 8aucnenbocten, rur cos
cine, baS cen 6afen tlodirte, fam berein,
nabm &oblen Elm unp &eparatuten ppr.
Gnblid sine her Momiral al, ta Der @rus
perneur nit @etralt brobte.
Nadeem Der Momiral in See Aeoaroen
war. idrieb er einen lebr beleioieencen
8rief an ZEN @ouperneur, 10 boB IS, pie
pie enslii&en 8eridte ia9en, auSeeleben
babe, als lei Der Npmiral nur oe8balb in
ben 6ufen 9efommen> UNI ben enalilden
Beb5roen @robbeiten ;u la9cn uro feds
Odmpfer su jerit6ren, bic i'm @afen ma
rem unb in bireftem pner inpireftem Sam
bel nit zen 1loli@en 6dfen Gnp, uuo pas
pulrer ;u SertSren, ba6 ouf elmer fleinea
Smell i'm Cattle 9arbor lieot.
Die con- 1perirten Dampfer mayen in
feiner tlei,en Nna1 unb bic Ginmpbner
von ct. George flrdteten. bob Is ~ eiz
ren1 &f fomu1en ,pire'. bel melhem
fte letpen riireen.
Nus ale benz itebt ma:, pa6 Die enAl.
8eb6roen ben @onf6oerirten erobe Inter
ftlBun9 ;ufpmmeu laI1en, uno pae le
trobl 9e9en he Ser. Staoten SGife, ni1t
aber oesen iene bic 8etimmunaen tSnial
Proclamation sur M%u6flbruna brinsen.
Nomirol @ilfes lief bel Mtfabrt bee
Ddmpfcr8 Merlin ;trei &anonenbpate rct
Dem 5afen ron ct. @eer9e treusen unit
bra9te cur6 einen SbuB ben Merliy
gum 8eile9en, mas in 5alifar aI6 EN-
aeue 8elcirtauna Ter ensliiden 6lage
betra1tet rpurre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08

Suffice it. Tprepnu0D
ocitts Giraffe, st. @nnls
Diinuslpta,
lit surA osn Gmpfaus esr muetcn
Serbs = %2l55oovceo
auf's Hsi4balti5lts une @e1dmadoualts ~aiortirt
uab beehr! IT'D iolWss ieineu perfby!en &unben etc
geeenI1 ansu5eieen.
Das Eager 1T nit aaan neuen 1rlGeinuneen
Drpbe Mu5lDabl 1T Aleiber~
Ifofevl,
ale: mcriArs, Nalane;as, Nlaioe, Oslaiues>
Naranattas. Oe geiges, pc;l cs dcrrea &c. A.,
iernsr urterbatieN mir ciuen iG5ucn Wpr:at5
bunter unp einf arbi1cr G]eiounmaoyeu
sno p~srtavfea icldbe gelan gu Ncu- gor!er Vysi-
len. 49,
Infer gagertu Sbanls, Glcaf5 uup Bia!sr-
WGntel it auf'5 JieiNl!s cpmplcttirt, nuo crIa,s-
ZEN w;f uNs NOD, bic Ysrebr!sn lanen auf unIsr
BroBartigs6
WetbzW aayenz ii, Trimmingsz Mjlostmsnt
aufmerflam ST nadseH.
Sn DerreM= M~rtifeln, ais: 8pls5!;HS, JusEius,
Galemeres, DuHsl5, Grayat'sS, Ssnlnsn &C. t.
1eIl tDtr lfSer GpNclfTena Dc SpiEc, 6a 1Dlr III otes
ter Gran9e bic vort5tllbaTteitsn Isrbinrwngeh
baben.
S9l!c6liA NOD Elm Bort I'll cen Dc:re1
Sanctnuf lcuten!
5eit bent Beg,nne ss3suwirtissr CATION baden
ntr unler 5aupt= Wugsnmert ouf's 4Sbrlelale-
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TN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
BROWN-State of Minnesota.
In the matter OF the estate of Max Fink, deceased:
Onreading and filing the petition of Anton Henle,
praying, for reasons therein set forth, that letters Of
administration on said estate issue to Anton Henle:
1t is ordered that Friday, the 18th day of November,
A. D.. 1852, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned
for the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at
law of the said deceased, and all other persons inter.
ested in said estate, are required to appear at a ses.
sion of the Prabate Court, then to be holden, and
show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of said
petitioner shall not be granted.
New Ulnl, October IL, !. p. 1862.
JOHN c. RUDOLPH.
- n7-3w Judge of Probate.
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IN PROBATE COURT - BROWN
4 C~OUNTY->tate of Minnesota - specia, Term,
october 31st, 1862. '
In the matter Of the estate of Sebastian MAY, de-.
ceased:
On reading and filing the application of Philipn
Gross, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that re
may be appointed Administrator of the estate of said
deceased;
1t is ordered, that Tuesday. the I'd day of December.
1862, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office of fhe
Judge of Probate, in the town of New lin, be as.
signed for the hearing of the said petition, and that
persons interested in said estate, are required TO az.
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
the prayer Of said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN G. RUDOLPH,
noy7-3W .Tudge Of Proho4o
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BROWN

TN PROBATE COURT - BROWN
4 COUNTY State of Minnesota-Special Term,
October Both, 1862.
In the matter Of the estate of Ferdinand Krause,
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Erdmuthe
hrause, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that
she may be appointed administrators of the estate of
said deceased;
1t is ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day of Deem.
Der, 1862, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, at the Office
OF the Judge of Probate, in the town of New Ulm,
De assigned for the hearing of the said petition, and
that the heirs at law Of the said deceased and all 9th.
er persons interested in said estate, are required to
appear at 4 session of the Probate Court, then and
why the prayer OF said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN c. RUDOLPH,
noV|-5W Judge of Probate.
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TN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
Il MN-State of Minnesnta

= I " -N-CIatT u -II1deSUt1.
In the matter Of the estate Of August Wagner, de-
ceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Charles Wag-
neF, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that letters
OF administration on the estate of August Wagner,
DECEASED, issue to Charles Wagner;
1t is ordered that Friday, the 14th day Of November,
A.p; 1867, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned
law of the said deceased, and all other persons inter
ested in said estate, are required to appear at a ses-
SION OF the Probate Court, then to be holden, at New
of said petitioner should not be granted.
Dated at New Vim, i'll Brown county, Minnesota,
this 10th day of October, \. D. 1862.
-aE-r JOHN c..
nOv1-3W Judge Of Probate.
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IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
a BROWN = State of Minnes"ta-Special Term,
October goth, 1862.
In the matter of the estate of " TX Zeller, deceased:
On reading and filing the application of Conrad
Zelief, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
be appointed Administrator Of the estate of said de-
ceased, all of Brown County;
1t is ordered, that Tuesday, they'd day of December,
4. d. 1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office Of
the Judge of Probate, in the town of New Ulm be as.
signed for the hearing of the said petition, and that
the heirs al law of the said deceased, and all other
persons interested in said estate, are required to ap-
pear at a session Of the Probate Court, then and there
to be holden, and show cause, if any there be, why
the prayer Of said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN G.
nov7-3W Judge Of Probate.