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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

The IROSsIDEs.-A Polly Island Is. e. } cor.
respondent says: Sin order to efiectually guard
against the peculiar modes of submarine attack
which the deyilish ingenuity of the chiyalry
have devised, system OF defence has been
adopted that promises to be successful. The
New lronsdes is now SO hedged In that 1t will
he impossible for torpedo to explode near
for any machine like that which failed in the
last attempt doing damage Ia quite out of the
Iuestion. 1t will do no harm to notify the
,rhrls that all our 'essrs lying inside the bar
are now quite we'll PREPARED asaiLs, tLrir tac.
..ls, and fear them hDl.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

NoTIcE.-subscribers failing TO receive the
REPUBLICAN regularly will please notify this office.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
DIED,

- N0 NVHT 70 DIED, TT7' % sUN'I
% Mopdsy, N9yembss A A. pscAR- -DAsSEY, in.
nat son9f Bbo@as 8, and VEgini" pabney, sged
gThs iriepaa ai the family are invited to attend
Ms iuperslt this Afterna& at O'Clock, IRON the
street, betMeen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

\ sLIsHr 'DisrsREscE.- The Soldiers Res,
A. AlexsRdriA cost "a, ,oos. Instead OF sSaooo 4,
hAA lbaen stated. u---n uhl l'nL. m NO IN LMn
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
Arrival OF the China.

NBw YoRK, Nov. 4.t-Tbe steamship China
from Liverpool, has arrived. Her news has
been anticipated.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
NEW YORK ELECTION
HEAVY UNION MAJORITY.

New YORK, Nov. 4.-Twenty eight counties
of this State give Depew, Union candidate for
Secretary of State, 50, 700 majority.
Thirteen counties give 29,45O majority for
st. John, Democratic candidate.
The Union majority in forty-one countics 10
"a $50.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

S.--T-1S60--X.-- PLAkrArIu
BlTTERs,
They purify, strengthen and inyisorate,
They create healthy appetite,
They are an antidote TO change Of water and diet.
hours. ..tF
They strengthen the syutenl And ealiven tbe
mind. To- ..
They prevent mtasmatio and intermittent feter,,
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stonl.
% They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. d..
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera M0fbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
theweak man strong and are exhausted nature's
great restorer. They are composed OF the cele-
brated Calisaya Bark, CasoariliA Bark, Dandelion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Anise, covsr-buds, Orange Peel, Snake
root, Carswsy, Coriander, Burdook, s.-T.-isdo-
The following Is a sample Of the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HOME PrRIsrEsDESr's orrlcE,I
csciEsAr! o., Jan. 10, 1863.
'Ihsye given your Plantation Bittets to hundr.a.
Of our noble soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes, and the effect ia most
marvellous and gratifying.
such a preparation as this is heartily wish In
every family in every hospital, and at hand on
every oattle-heiu' G. W. d. AspREws,
yN-V Superintendent.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, UKIs-
AIRY AND SEXUAL SysrEm.-Ncw and reliable
treatmsnt-in Reports OF the HOWARD ASsU.
GihIioNIsent In sealed letter envelopes, Tree ui
hArse. Address,
DIX. J. sKILLIN HogGHToN,
.,,o. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

From the army hospitsl-the bloody battle
neld-ths mansion Of the rich and humble abode
Of the poor-from the ONCE and the sacred desk-
from the mountain TOP, distant valleys and iar.oa
islands Of the ocesn-from every nook and corner
Of the civilized world-is pouring In the evidence
Of the astonishing effects Of DRAKE's PLhNrA.
T10N BlTTERs. Thousands upon thousands OF
letters like the following mag be seen at our otice
y '''.1 '7F7r7 REEDsBuRy, Wis, sept. 10, 1851,
" have been In the army hospital,
for fourteen months-speschless and nearly dead,
At Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle of Plantation
Mtters. Three bottles restored my speech
and cured me. Z. FLAUTE."
... sourH WARSAW, o, July Is, 1868.
"' - One young man, who had been sick,
and not out Of the house for two years. with scrof
ula aud Erysipelas, after paying the doctors over
slso without benent has been cured by ten bottles
Of your Bitters. - EDWARD woUNAL."
The following 10 from the Matrour Of tho Union
Home school for the Children Of Volunteers.
HAvEMEYER MANSION, 61IH STREET,
New York, Aug. J, 1859.
"DR DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation Bit.
tiers have been given to some Of our little children
suffering from weakness and weak lungs with most
happy erect. One little girl, In particular, with
pains In the head loss Of appetite and daily ast-
ing consumption, on whom all medical skill had
been exhausted, has been entirely restored We
commenced with but a tssspoonful Of Bittsrs a
day.. Her appetite increased; strength aud health
" Respectfully, MRS. o. NJ. DEvoE."
"' . lowe much to you, for verify believe
the Plantation Bltters have saved my life.
"REv. W. Il. wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. y"
90 Thou wilt send me two bottles mote
Of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been great.
y benefited by their use. Thy friend,
.'" CASA CURRIN, Phiiadslphia, Pa"
80 have been great sufferer from Dy-
spepsia, and had to abandon preaching. 80 The
Plantation Bitters have cured me-
"REv.J.s. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. w
80 Send us twepty-four dozen more oil
your Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which
are daily incrcasing with the guests Of our house.
"sYKEs, CHADWICK d CO.,
Proprietors willards' Hotel, Washington, DC.
:" - have given the Plantation Bitters to
hundreds OF our disabled soldiers, with the mos,
astonishing effect. 4
G. w. D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
"' The Plantation Bitters have cured me
Of liver complaint, oi which ! was laid up pros.
trste, and had to abandon my business.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
-
80 The Plantation Bitters have cured me
Of . aderansensnt Of the kidneys and urinary OF
sans that has distressed me for years. It acts like
\ charm, r.rs. {. C.MooRE,
Agent for Colgate b % aoa Broadway"
The Plantation Bittefs make the weak strong,
the lansuid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed Of the celetra.
ted CalissyA Bark, Wintsrgreea, sasssfras, Roots,
Herbs A. all nreserved In ncrfectIr mi, - "a c-..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

ORDERED ELECTIoN.-The Fifteenth and FIT
tssh New York Engineer Corps, sncamped for a
lOns time or the Esitern Branch, have been or,
dsisd, elsewhere. .... - -, -'l' -,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
The Great yirglni. Express Linz,

Dunn Brown, army correspondent Of the
Springfield Republcam, seems 10 be responsible
for the following important announcements
GREAT POTOMAC AND RApIDAN THROUGH
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
~ Communicated H'
PuLMoHARr CONSUMPTION 4 cURApLE DISEASE.
tARD.
TO costumpTIyEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health
In = few weeks, by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered several year, with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fcilow-suiierers the
means Of cure. O.,
TO AZ who desire II, he will send q copy OF tho
prescription used, tree Of charged with the dree.
tions for preparing and using the same which they
Will ind a sure cure Tor CoNsUMrTI0H, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CoU0Hs, COLDS, &c. The only object
OF the advertiser in sending the Prescription 10 to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conoeiyes to bs Invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, a. II will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please al.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
se2trdkwsm WilliAmsburgh, Kings Co., MY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

,IsADFISa CosDiTioN, W Michael McGuigan,
formerly soldier, was found by oticer Keatins
on the Navy Yard In a dying condition. The po.
liecmsn conveyed him to the Workhouse. He 10
young but physically disabled, and came to the
eijy % receive his pay. ,,.s .., .,1.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

The Plantation Ritters make the weak strong,
the lansuid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed Of the ceIetra.
ted Calissya Bark, wintsrgreea, sassafras, Roots,
Herbs, &C., all preserved in perfectly pure st. croix
Rum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

A. The Once OF the Nstisnal Repubi,-
ssn 10 AZ sll Ninth street, between Penn
Yiyania avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
Aatiuual aepabIifan.
WASHINGTON. D. @.

wEDNEs s)AY..#......;...NovEMBER 4. 1883.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

80 - The Plantation Bitters have cured me
Of sdersnsensnt Of the Kidneys snd urinary OF.
sans that has distressed me for years. It acts like
CHARM r.rs. c. C.MoORE,
.' Agent for Colgate % aoa Broadway
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

srRIKEs At THE GovEKsNrNT PRINTING Or
FIcE,-We learn that the priaters In the Govern
ment printing ofnes Hrs at present working under
protest until the, next meeting Of the society
They denana pat eight hours shan be cpnsidered
a days work. The bookbinders ,sre Aatd also to
make the SANE demand, and to demand SIS per
week instead Of eie, the salary now received.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

'iPAsf ,RiDrss.- A youngman of Georgetown,
nsnep n HI Pulleh, was Yesterday afternoon ar
rsstsa By oahssr keatpg, Of the eth preciuct, for
sxosedias atst riding. M had svsry nsst gray
horse, and xns Gomi6g from the National Race
Coufid, cA5isgss of all descriptions had to clear
the tract k"on account Of his dashing equestrian
shfp.- He-&as aaed % S0bt Justice Gull.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

PARsoN BROwsL0w issued the Grsl number
OF his new paper on the "Gth inst whirh date ID
exactly two yearB from the day upon whlch Tie
knoxville Whig was suppressed,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

90 Thou wilt send me two bottles more
Of thy Plantation Bitters My wife has been great
ly benefited by their use. Thy friend,
.'" "AsA CuRRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

REV. W. ii. CLAIMING has returned from
Europe and will resume his duties IN the Unitarian
Church, corner oi d and Sixth streets, next Sab
bath.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

"' Send us tweuty-four dozen more oil
your Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which
are daily increasing with the guests Of our house.
"sYKEs, CHADWICK, d CO.,
" "Proprietors willards' Hotel, Washington, DC.
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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

Norway Village. We.
IIiE SPRING TERN ~iu c.,n1enc- on Tors
DAY. fssEUaES 2ih. Is.5. nd csaiiaue
e.fTea socks. unier fhe charge 81
gro. o. LEDNAED. A. n. Pr,aeipai.
NJ. haEY . iioLsts. A-si.taat.
W.. }. =. LFoSsHr. Trscher aI Drawisz.
Me- ~. T.. bfSt.o~. Tracher of Mu-ic.
Thr I-srh-r-' rIsf. u .I hsvr fsIt ess--i.-.
sssI-.rl ff r. r1l uerf alrr a ve-k o. ft--s-s
nlstfrs rrLiiug io -rhsl l.vrlaa.-1t en- tas-ruc-
flsr.
h'.nE lfdars iafrniIag f8 take rharr~ 81
-'a''Is f'- oafH.n1 -rraIe-r. ulas h~re fad sorle
fII t' lf-r oi iIr.tfat s.-frH.- .I srhasI lf-ri-
f.nr, .n' f1 alaIi thst shi,h si1 be-t accom- .
p'l.l fs- de-lf-t ..sfros-
h.f- lir.ar. uf aave rhar-- ai the Fr~arh
'.a-- ss n-..fi. Woes ii8 m--'s sn-r~es fs thfs
ofrfri.feuf 81 boz bet rrr. .aliletItfrsn
h..sf. COO D. fl.fi1rl s. fI.- u..aI 80 rs,-s.
30 .f..r-. = -. o. -.af .-.n-1. 2 o. Ger ur~k
so-sf OBJ h1hts rl..a .-.
Er..a- osa i@ oii.ia,d ~ tbo.e ui-bi.r %
bad fhfa..r'r.s.
Irfrisv- D'.aar.a Ea1i,-h. 90 90. Hisher
ln-.i-h. 3 -. ls.rusef-. q nO.
IT, 'H.fh.r I.aIt.l.sI- ai.tes. fhe pf.r-.u,f.
Nasa1. Sc
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'I'Hi> desirable nerh saical srussx-us-ut ~
Il nas hecn 90 49, -sh-irai i~ugth of time 90
90 thaf q gire- erfirc ssf-fsrtioa asd a.fuallv
- ulHfe ssis-i th- ul.,Fr "a O.. u-ef.
Ihi. tnv~ufrln t- step in T. lvsnr~ e At cher.
tn % NprfHs Be- d-rartr,ruf. earirracing htfi-
ulrre 81 Their sxreilracte- ant ~ hsupdv cover
80 % her d~f-ct-. L. - dssrbie a. hair. .ni
~ 90 r~,uIrrstiv~ a. % hring u-ef iufs pI.r~
18th great tsrihiv II - aisptrd 90 The iavaiid
~ sget sud an sho linrer ia .s6eriux an ~~.k-
90. Th~s are usaI- 81 god ulsi~ri.i .s.rraa,.s
sirorg art curahic. and not habie o. 81 out q
or,l.r
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OTIS TRUE


NoEwkr, Feb- .. iS63.
tar bog ti.ur I hssr s-ea trsiag to sd e
~pfiag h~i to -lit M. atd fhtak ne thing 90
- .-f.'h is"ni. have olfsia-t ffsln ~. 80.
" hfti.rr. agrnf on- a.f ere fol AxuFsso~ Nsrf.~
De- h.na.s." ani sfrrr u-is- f I -s ne h~-i.
tair t' rrrna'sre 90 th- bret fhs ss-ir.f 40 r.s.t
comfortable I'D b1tia.a thuf Z ever sau.
<NLNANE< COBB L.
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sYLvANUS COBB. j..
- -. -. Il -

au u-tns the ~pnnr BE- "a H-i. Ani~r-aa
Psfr.'. iaIf. ,.ir~l o. ~ hifiser cot en- fh,,f
hr-itifr,i give if fh- ,-i ri f.rsl-ren.e ever ss,
"'hrf o. bottom sith vhirh an argusfaiesl.
su.i thiak thai a.l ,h1 aaat a csaac. .tsh.~ 81
s.sii ID eel ta gise thrs tr,ai.
JAMES DEERING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

NOllNE T.. AT pers1ns are hereby caufiaa~d
. against nurch.siag certsia note of hans ,
-.'rn o" on- ~ o. 4. Manninz, made pay.bl- o.
hfua 90 ORDER b. ihe surn q efsht doH.r.-,.,-
abie on deuant viih ius crest. - The .,-ne -.
siFen Sttaoui consider tion nasi v iii "a o. p.id
SIMEON EVANS
Sfouehzn. F.b. rs 1892
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War News

n ~
tarm. tuo irflrutisi r.lci citireu. and e.,
,.-r. ia tie rcIci drpaumcnu a. Rich
lalHl. ~iih q qlaat.ty 81 lcttcrs 90 c,tiz,rs
,i Ha.umorc. ara o.hcial corre.poulcuc, 90
parties ia ioadoa. oarc ot iar.Hs Bro,L-
srs.
4 special dispatch from w1.Liae,5a
states that a1 rcbsis we've ,aptarcd
saturday. and ar-iycd a. W1.L.ueton
go.on chat ght
To camp B.lut Kansas. o5-rv.qou.ent
81 thc pclaera,. an.ler iate of thc a6,h
1't. says thc Cherokee National Couue.l
Las i1.t Adorned Tbi. vas thc same
council tlat AS oosrccJ into passing ara
..'i.naroe ot secession by thc r,irl army
Their fat aet Va 60 rypeai .i unauimou.iy.
h,s then passed aa at dsprisiug % o.li-c
.u che nation ant di.flalfyin. all uho can-
tinued j'.ios4l o. Oh. q. : government
Iars taen passed an at ai.o.isLsse .'ayvr,.
\ litoa Head corr,spondeut. uai,r
date If oh, l.t. STATE. that ih, pirate nah
Niie cnieasorgi. during ios. CD ran pass
tar hl'ckaiers. ba, ..ot aground Commin-
arr Norlrn Gi,.osvrius arr ran 20 uit'in
l-'-l sari. 90 bcr ui'h ilr Moutauk Fort
MrA.Ast,r opened ilr.aas Crr on tic
Houtaak. hat Capt Wor.i.u to.,, ua uati-.
o: Be-. i-1,n- ihe voolcr -urioats Oh rrri,
O. that. To .lrth she'll from the Moa-
ta-A. i..alh. barsi Deb thr NasL,i., .st-
tng h'r oaare. Anoth,r eas seat t,l-ou-h
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Impor iny Houses.

o. Hssrsa. d. thiaks D. CO l,fni-h good. rh-ap
fr faan rsn ~. .srfI fhfs -t ir rf fs-tna
&C. ha- ~ AIttit.~ ol slnrflran = ...s Enr-
a-h aal tt~arh. Hanuag AMI Olea Faced. Gold
~iitrr sr.I Ofr lf-s-.
>fLCt A'tE~ az 400 ti1.i-. AL -, auaatit,
ei $3.50 Oh. 90 la ed spectacle lss-. O. .aa az
Haf
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4 DMiNI>TRATOR'S SALE. Bv virta~ II
ir.-l-~ iruru M nrslorsDle gufsr "a Pro-
bate. the un,er-igned adm ni-trstor 90 ~ s.f,f-
81 Ja-~ph kestan. late 81 AHasy q. th- Co,,,fv
oi oNt.td' tess-e. will -sii 81 poilc o. pr .aie
,aIr' ~ the store q LosrJcy ant Frrnch in A8.s-
nt. 90 ~afnrtsv fhe srverfh -, ~ NJ =,
- ira o'cioek iu ihe foIensoa the hos-ste.8 l.rm
of ssfd dcc~a-~si
}. ~. LOVEJOY, Adaiai.frator.
Alhary. Jsnusry -. issS.
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TESTIuONt,fs

go uorsE. NoswAr F~b. = IsS3.
have 'nir-iacrt RE iastis cri-t~tt~d oh r.
$50 ~pring Bed SOFA stian now salf hy Mr.
W hitfier. fnfs nv heu-~. aa1 ts nis sleeps n z
apa'iasrut- s.n r-tng o., nj hal u inii, % o.
rs hfgh recourse ttioi.s.
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Dixfeld Village High School.
'lhE STRING TERN wili cornsneace % Ts~--
Il das, March 81. iS6s. aaI osnt,oas tea ,..ess
a.. q. HOWARD. PRINCIPAL.
Mss CLa-A VI. WospsrEu. Ass.-iar.
VIZ. L-rrIL D Marr- L.. - ~.

Ill ~ a a n m
. NE 'h"eiPai
-. ". " .'nsrEH fss.-ian.
- r.f..-a.t.
..r o.. ,I..,...-.- .',..-t -s - ~ 'sni
P,.,.-...,I +. -...t....1 49, n - o.. ne
...l $50 - f.,-l--..,.. -
ei..s ~iI rcc,.e I'D to- $50. al !, -
n.'i- l-e.lure. 80 D. gwen turiag ca tenn.
~ 100 y = Nesi'n, state ~apefintcadenf.
30 tfia F'fi -ni o'hers-
80. na..-r ~ Years 81 sZe sil - received
.H.. ihr -fh"'i .'r = prr trra.
D. -ch''I b. i1.a'-h-'i sHh Geographical
eli fsIrp-.6l.tI, 4. T.. -, ~. -,
3D. terrs ~
Zoe trsrhers ell .I,r.,. 49,. 3d.. ..f ...
.a fhr frfrr, ..tb. .r..-.f T,--t +. ,-.'
rrre trr r...f u,H "a t.. 49,. $3.50 -
u.rlI ..l.fara..i..f ..I ..,-b -
E.... r.4 f.. .r....-I Il. T.. y.r.-- g.
-I25rssI -sr.r...t ,.-.I..I 49,. ..-l.'
..l Ea...s. ..,,. b., ...t,,,.i T., o..
~, 80. ' - i''''''' . CO. 80 600 "a
rms s..,,.s.,s-..,, ,,,-.,.,...-.--....,-.
i,.--.,...,....,,. 81. ' ,. 's %. aon-'-i. !,
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JAMES DEERING

We have iafroiuori -ssersi 81 he i-,.tiv 90 -
hfsi~i AHtier-on >pfiag Bel B..tto.us- o. sur
-isrpiug apsfrfnrnf-. W risr .hi- srrinr ~
lr'iiafu DECIDED nr-f~rrar- over a.v ART I'D 9th
80 "e have ever u-ri- osr gu~-fs sf.~ak of
iarH' ta tar b. best tefln-. We rralnut~nI ths,r
u-T ta a. hatrl kesfr- ~ b. .r-ir~ thr con l,rf II
lh-i- grr.i-- " ID McLAUGHiIN l. son.
has -. Les. FfsaAia Hoa.e. Bsngar. Ne.
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MIIIIAM sTrAkT Ii. b -.

u -',.i ''''fy t-reasei. by giviag hoai ~ n o.
~ directs. lIe tA-refor, rrua-.i. Ill -.
~ b. are indrlitel o. the estate 81 ssid dr~ra.eA
'o 'n "a fnicif'tc pay-neui and these - no have
ant ir.atais fh-rega % exhibit The saul~ g.,
San- -, 1908 CHARLES X LOCKE
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The suiss-riiser hereby gives pablo notice that
- has bern toiy afPpiutsd By the honorable
Juf-r 20 Probate far The cosiutv oi O0f,. Z .uS-
assumed ne tfu-t % aduatna-trstor wth the vii
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PATENT MEDICINES,


COUNTRY DEALERS ~iu A. v-H q, cd
pH 80 20 -fvr tarir t.iglf ira.l th- cits.
finnilN~ WI o. it Or th-if .,.r.a-sse ta
cav ul..H hrri aas -tork uIr. Betns fn connection
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ALMOND PARLIN he q sa.sser

in said 'ouaif. d~cessed. By gising bad - the
AZ directs. >hr the.elbre rrrrrests an persons
~o arr iu~htsd D. the estate ~ -a,d d-c-as~d q,
maze fm'nc,iiate psyulent: asd those n b. have
any d~rusiris tbelcon. 90 eNhihii the sane 60
Jsn -. ieoS- ELIZA PARI.fN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

NoficE 90 FORECLOSURE. The go
~ c~rssgnei hersts xisss psi,lic aot,cs thaf No
hrtis 1nor'<sEs iortht Il thre~ thau--sd
dailafs anf itisrssf th-teos. Eivea ~ Alsah Mil
gnf- 81 Nesrf ~ ihe taunfy ~ o~ioFd sod ~t.te
81 Naine, tai~d NaFeulisr IN f-uih. A ~. iS5s.
a,-i rscufdt-d ~ Oxt.rt Recarts. h--.k ne page
- cerfsta resl estsfs ani prugerts sit,sisd ~
s,id iNe~ry. Coanfg sod state sisr.saia. and
shetca- ths cra'i tions "a sad usortgase have
bro bruAen. theref5re chsin ioreci..sse q he
saune agresshi- a. h statistic surh rar-. made
nsi provided MOSES "A. klLLGORE
Frb'y ~. IS6s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13
CIIARLEs %. AkELEY - ID -

- NNNa-Fi ste - is1miurd
y IL '1p~aire, t-c~t-ei, ~ giring bad a. The
~ directs ~ therefsre regse-ts as persons
~ho are ~ tcife.l 60 The e-t.te ~ said d@c~.sed
to nts-c trnaleliate pagal~at. aad those ~ho have
any d~rft1ts th~reon o. exhshif the sams 20
Jan -. i-S5- TIMOTHY WALKER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

w. u. ~. Frah.ek has .u-uish-.l the IA. i,
mv h"u-e - an Tho A.l,ierssa Suriax I'D Bottom
ard tfk~ rt-afe Oh coulalrliiag this srtic l. a.
the mpst coos rnt~nf. rcpnrrnlftl anI essrnrfsli-
thfug 81 the kind uith shich srn srtlsfatnts-l.
4. 90. ABBOTT.
frin. 81 famiis >,hsai. iitte Basr. Farnin-to,
have bad ta~ un-pcsk abe 1l-asur~ q si.-pt.r
on one oi Ia An.i-r-.n ~nring Bed Botiosl. lsr
ne a-t three vrek-. ani aiu.t 80 o. ar surnss...
tnlthing ! h-f tvi1rr satlrlf.ate.f NJ wti- - 10
o. i-'-. has hai ga1l rest &C. six rnl.arAs ttf
ocrHrf iag one ai tas-r i-d.. She vrsuIl al rsrt
sifh 90 oa aHv fcr1unf.
Rev. JOHN ALLEN.
fanuiagtoa. Fee. =. I-6s
Hives tr-iel he Anl~r-on Sprlnr Bid Bot
lofl. coo rhe~f.a''s re-a.'usaf o. o. 600 " b. are
tn nret oI -urh ar Hrfrh. s1i { believe t o., hr
-uIvfilr to anstaiaE sl ca And 1la BEL u--
E-s. T.. HAYES
Wa'srviie. April -. l~6s
~priag Bsttarn. ans r4ss Erhf. 6.r -ai-
N--.r-. lien-~u 4 Moe have r,.rchas.a the
rl-tf Or Fsrl-.
Wa ta-taan-fsf .fI
Alra THfIIe-B1rkhrf
%. 4. Jrurff--N afai .lrl.
JaeI ifoosrl-Nn $40 tai tsleerwnot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

- sul'-criisrr her-is giv-s puiiic nst,c- ihat
.n~ ~ i--cn dris Appointed - AZ uon.r..i,a-
Jui-e 90 ftlirsfr &C. t1e C..fnt, of Oxs.ff .44
--"-nei m tru-t ~ E~rcuris ~ The is-t v ~ nd
f~-f..art..f a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13
Real Estate for Sale.

Real Estate for Sale.
N uvs-d aad nov occupied ~ Capi. Adsm
WHlt-. sftusiesi he Andru-cozgin rsx~r -
h-ngs.r- sid tsrm coataia. III acr-s of Laad
und~r high state IL cutivstioa. aad T. ssitshlv
euis soosii 40 taa- - h.y; has god orchard 4sd
i~o Young. thriiy agar h.rd-. Fesc-s and
eolld'as. good- IL = one 81 the Pieassate-t ic~-
tioo- - to~a-
h.es~n serss q lassrv.- on the Resiea Bartlett
,.lssd. 90 Bethsi, -b-sot thrre ailss issn Bssh-I
HiI.
Also.
The Davii Smith farm. cautainis< 20 a~r-. s;s.-
sted "a Ne~ry Cofs-r sad oerups~d d, ID W
N'diaf- The shove ProPerg ~sll ~ -oid 90
nr eash o. spuros-d crriii. Per lsrtber psrtic-
BALL b. WILLIS.
FEB. Is. 1893. H.aover. Ne.
OSEoED. $50 Cosrt ~ Pr,lisie h.Li A
ff,et-ulg. Siih's - &C. The Ce.sss OF Oxford
80 the - day ~ Jsuusry. A. H.. 1888.
~ the petIiiaa % JOSHUA ROBBINS %
~ Porter paying hat sduainistrstioa - th-
r-iaie Z" frsnkha Reisotas iaic 81 Porter IN I'D
Cum =. d~c-s-ei. unas b. gFsatrd % hisa:
'TaTsf, thar he aid lefitioH-r give potice q
an per-olHs Interested. by csu.ing c.spv ~ this
arlicr O. o. pu5li.he three ~e-k- surce..is.i, -.
The pSt'fi D-a1,cr.t priafr,l "a Paris. that th~v
No. anls-sr Prs.hsfe Cart g. o. Held - Pa
fi-, ta sssii turufy, 90 the thfd Tus-ay q Mach
rrNt. at tea of she clock BE- The flrrnoan. anA
NV e''i~- % sny thes have.~hs The ssae shou.d
Hnt rc gtart.d.
=. W. WOODBURY.. J.Sss.
true copy-a.test;
= H"sus. R,s..,g.
TIE sui'-crirr hsr~t, .,iv-s p,,issc nst,r- thsf
.h~ ht- i-ca tuis srpsintci O., a. Ilaa.,r.i,...
Jni-e 90 f,iirtfe c. the Casutt Of Oxe.fd. .sA
--"nef m tru-t ~ E~rcuiriS ~ The is-t y. 81 nd
tcrt.sairnf a
ALNON ID PARLtN lie q Susaaer
ln sald tauniY. d~ceased. b. giying bad =. the
AZ directs. ~hr the.elbre rerrpests an person.
"o arr ili~htef o. the estate 81 satd d-c-a.ed o.
"'aAe nnincilate psyuent. aad tbo-e ~ b. have
az. o~rlsa'is tbele1n. 90 cShibii the sane o.
1sn- - teoS- ELIZA PARLfN
Ih- sshs-ribrr hereby gives pablo sotioe the
- ha- ben DALI Appointed b the Hoaorabi~
Jo'ige u Probate ior The Ceanty II ONfsrd aad
ss-a,ed the Trust ol srainisirafor ofthe estate Of
CHARLES n. AKELEY kts 81 RamGsri
y Htnp~airr, f-c~s-ei, ~ giriag bad a. the
isw directs ~ fh~refsre reqa~-ts a. persops
~ho are - tciIfei 60 The e-trte ~ said d~c-.sed
o. n.s-c tuaaeliate pas aaeat. aad those ~ho have
sny d~rff1ts thereon o. exh,hif the saus tn
Jan -. lsS5- TIMOTHY WALKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

~ sais-rihrr hereby gives pablo aotice the
b. hs- ben daiy appointed by tn Ho,or.bi-
Jutge ol Probate ior The Cssantv of ONC.rd -
s--sIunr.l th~ trtrsf II II A -