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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

can warrant a perfect cure in such cases, and a
full healthy restoration of the urinary organs,
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.
can do SO BY writing in plain manner description
of their disease, aud he appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immt diately
All correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned If desired.
Address. DIR. J. B. HUGHES,
. No. 8. Temple St., (corner of MIadlel PortIand,
~ Send Stamp tor circular,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
FOR SALE.

4 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
rooms large stable and sheds-situated fwo
EM&kW and one-half miles from Portland and the
fiji est situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
EAte ring place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
APT diff l01 Commercial Street. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
WANTED !
MAINE FARMERS ALMANACi

A UGUsTUs ROBINSON, 81 Exchange s. win
by Daniel nooirson for The esIs islS, 70 X T.
e. ~ Ky. ~ Genus each; or IsSi %, Sa ~ %
90 ,s o. y cents e. io cam a ~ 49,
deod@ view sDEF IN
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
FOREST AVENUE HOUsI
GEO. DEMERIT e. co.

the following splendid Est OF
Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils &C.,
&C., Worth $500 900.
To be sod at ONE DOLLAR each, without re.
yard to value, and not to be paid for until N know
vhofy mil
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
Neuralgia.
Certificate ofMrs. J. r. LrroH, of Charlestown.-

Thisis TO earthly that nine mon his 20 was at
tackled with Neuralgia in tn most violent FORM
Several physicians applied 10. who did alltney
could to relieve me but to purpo.e. Every pa
tent me dcine and remedy that could be found were
applied without effect My face was pouliceu and
bandaged in order to find relief Since the Neural
ga attack me lost twent, seven pounds of flesh.
In this state fiieBd Of mine mmended me to
try Mrs. NJ. Browns Metaphysical ''iscoveJy, -
Il had cured friend OF his of cry bad es which
Conseq uently went to Mrs. NJ q. Browns Office
and Obtained her u etaphy sicai Discovery, ON sat
urday he 10th inst. applied at four O'Clock In
the afternoon The result that Neurslgla sub
sided-a most immed atey / felt relief. 81 pit v ell
without any pouiices before, d at the time Of
giving his certificate, he 2lst inst, consider my
self delivered of my diseose, and ecommend the
Metaphy steal Discovery to all who are Suffering.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
MIDDLE AGED hEN.

There are many men at the age o. thirty who are
bladder, often accompanied BY Slight su artine or
burning sensation, and weak ening Inc system In q
manner the patient cannot account for ON examln-
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often 90
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or
aoumen will appear or the color will be ola thin
nj kish hue, again changing to a dark and turbid
appear ance There are many men who oie of this
difficulty, ignoI ant CT the cause which ia the
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
Rtlliard Tahle for Sale.

Billiard Table for Sale.
A FIRST rate Billiard Table, with marble bed !:
IA also two sets ivory balls and SCI of points, and
everything pertaining to q well furnished table.
VIII be sold on liberal terms. Apply to
WIN. j. MCDONALD.
No. l25 Federal Street. under U. s. Hotel
sept21 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
Blackmer's Concentrated
FRUIT WIND.
Made Without Fermentation.

] : !
.t.4 aa THIS WINE possesses amild
Z W @WM and delicious flavor, tull body.
N N 1t is prepared from choiceindi.
NMr ~ ~ = m geRous fruits and from iii Dur.
vi W lity AND peculiar mode ofpreps
"a ara'ion, possesses remarkable
N.Y., VA healing properties.
MAJ Nothing more Pzlatable Moth.
NJ sag more fnejgoratjnq, Moth
x jng more Strengthening.
A half wine-glass taken short time before break.
fast will sharpen the appetite, and il is to be relied
ON when every other mode of treatment tails.
Usedfor Nervous Weakness, Used for Kidney Com.
plants, Used for indigestion. So
II Is rapidly growing into public favor, for those
who use 1t once invariably buy it the second time
1t is used as dinner wine by many in place OF all
others. 3 E 81 N e = 81
GoodJor the Sedentary, Good for HE Consumptive,
Good for the IavaIid.
1t is quite refreshing after tiresome walk, and
to the sedentary and conyalt scent 1t can be said to
be truly invaluable. Every household should have
supply cons antly on hand for family use
This Wine Is Ussermented, This Wine is INFER.
nsented, T.is Wine Is U,fsrmented
Prepared and for ealeby L. BLACKMBR CO.,
Worcester. Mass. For .ale in Portland by W. T.
PHILLIPS, & CO., and by Druggists and dealers
generally. oct27evd8m.
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For Sale.

A TWO story House and Lot, situated on Port
"A land street, with Stable and other outbu ldl gs.
Thousand square feet. Enquire Of II. STEVENS,
No. AZ Portland street. june9 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
ApOthecary Ah.p for sale.

rENHE unders gned wis hing to oh snge his place
Il Of lsidence, will sell his Shop Furni u e.
St ok &c ibe took is new anu o mplete IN ali its
departments -1h star is ne OF the best In Port.
land beinx suited to Family and Country IA e.
Apply at l45 Congress meet csrS GOTTA
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
RAILROADS.
Portland and Kennebeo p R.

Passenger Trains leave Portland dali
~ Lis oAowhegan, az 10 NJ. at Keadalls
Mills this train connects at 20 P NJ with trin for
,eniDg. --
Returning, the passenger train is du in Portland
az r.. M. IN rain takes pssse gers at KendaIps
Mills rom the train from Bangor at $40 A. M.
CONNECT ON TICKETS are sod at Frsepo Il, Bruins.
wick BATH, and all other stations between Bruins
lex and kendalts Mills, for Bangor al OF ler
stations Z the Maine Centrai K. Il. east of Ken.
Mile as3
stLaRrUGH FARES from Portland a. d Bo ton by
4 nts roaso 40 Bangor will bs male the SAME by
any .Iner line. .e,t rs
eighs " ain leaves Portland at A. M. daily, and
IL due q . +. ID. EDWIN MOVES,
ID cls 6A-ies22tf go Am Eupt.
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FOR SALE,

A TWO story Store. near Falmouth Depot, form.
N erly occupied by 3. Merrill Co Empire OF
the subscriber. REUBEN MERRILL.
decl6d8m*
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28

a l tne goo1e m the above list will b Sold with.
out reservation FOR ONE DOLLAk EACH Co.
ttncates of all the various articles are placed In sim
lar envelopes add sealed These eovelo )es viii he
sent b mi CT delivered at our Office VIII hous re
gard to choice. On feceiviug Ter ihcate GU will
see what arucleit -eprese d it il Opt bnal with
you TO Sc one do lar and recoive he article named
VI any other IN the list Of the same va,ue
IN al trans ctions BY m III cha &c for forward
tug the CertifcA es. payirg postage and doing the
Dusints., rs ceHts each Five Certioeptes vii, be
sea iar ~; even for 50; thirty for So; SIXTY fl
tr $lu; and G huadred I,r 2t6
We gutr aa,eee tire sal lscti n in eve ~ insssnce
Al MIS- prcial terms 10 Agents Addr as
GEORGES pE as-kIr CO., sC3 Broad Eay,lN Y.
dec l9-eodlm.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28
PORTLAND, SACO s. PORTSMOUTH
r RAILROAD.
WTNTER ARRAN
Commencing Nov. 7th, 1884. Il

Commencing Nov. 7th, 1884.
EEEEzss5 Passenger trains will leave the Sta.
s.1kAS xton, foot OF Canal street daily, lSun.
days ~xcepledj as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at S.45 A. II. and $50
Leave Boston for Portland at .So A. NJ and $50
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. M. and
300 P. M. H ~ NlI T'-
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
"a DO. h FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
fortland, NOV. 4, 1854. oc3l edit
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28

w-cARDs and BILL HEADS nsatly prlnss
ut this ofBce. e -
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-28

/, ME-. WILLIAm DoNEELLY. corner OF Dexter
and streets, South Bo ton, do certify that my
past ten years She lost the sens of smell and had
no PASSAGE through her nostrils during that time
Every remedy was re-orted to, without receiving
aav relief Seeing Mrs. NJ. G Browns Me apply 81
cal Discovery advertised concluded to try it. AZ
ter doing so. i must acknowledge my gratitude TO
God for inclinng me to Is e. eat remedy for that
d eadfal disease-CatarIh. believe my daug ter
never would have been cured had not found this
medicine. 1t must ave been sent of God o the
people TO rid them ofthe horrible disc that take
hold of them. My daughters Catarrh Is itirey
broken no, her sense Of smell has returned the pas
cage to her head is clear. cheerfully recommend
the Me- aphysical Discovery to all who suffer hom
Catarrh 1919 -l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09
Bethel Items

THE CEors. Inienigeni farmers ,av
that 'he crop Of corn all be ths bet "a tbi.
''eini'y ior several years Potatoes. oats
sad -brsi ILL D. Absndan, Hop. ~iu
hrins ma large r~nuncrsfion. It's doubtful
a iarmers ia this vicinity have beensO pros
Peross f0T many wears As ihc preseat.
The late rains have entirely chsnFcd
the ssPeci q things IN thr vicinity. We
met an artist the other day ~ho had paint
ed landscape embracing tbe mountain
scener1 during III droughi. ard hai rvprc-
.cnied a PoFt,oa II q IN a brovn rri-.rt
color. the r--uh - the droueLi. bot siuce
the rains 10 "a. fosad nsocssary O. repaint
), brigh, green % make Il true % nature
TIER i a. curampmcnt Of Indians Al
Bethel. from II - Fraucis tribe W C.,.-
da. de'eeR4eais oithe Pei iaksts AMI Ana.-
agun'ic- H. ~ho oncr irhsbited the south
banks ofthe Saco and Androscogrin river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

Br-tt's Burr Cav. sept. & T. Co..
Jeli,soa - surPri.e,l. defeated and | hid
John Morgan az GrccnYire this morninr
The Allied arr scattered for nile. ari ka.e
not y-t becu coantri Poobsbl, thsy nurn.
bcr a handed. among thc .e,~nty-f w.
prisoner csPtur,,i Ar Morgan'. staa. W.
also captured one cannon and eaissoa. Tie
enemy . forcc ostngmbcrrd mine. bat the r.
surprise 49, oonPletc.
(>iguci) ArrrN e. CfnSo~
NAsHvrItr. Tenn. sept. .. The ne-.
IRON >hsrnan's army Co day reports tn
rvhci los ~ 3.o.o Allied snd wounded.
We took 2.opo prisoners. Including Bri--
adler General; also large amounts Of var
material. Oar army y IN fail possession o Z
Atlanta
LOUISVILLE. Ky. sept; g. O6rial in
formation from the front. datsi Sanday.
tscniy-seveu miles soath q Atlanta. rep
rcscnts that sherman i pushing rapillv
'outh-ard Of Atlanta.
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n r r d

J. Nilsn. y. ~. 40 go 30 PAG "a
fhpp-. - NJ 49, CO.. O. ~. H.-,,h
J. Esaus. t.sfh af No..
u Harkhsii. ~ e5,h. D., Nssh Pr,.r. p,
" >sara-i T.. >furfrssaf ~ Psri. q, Ns..R.rh-
- Vac y harshrti- ~~pf. a.. NJ 49,.
H,rka-h a iisi-faa O. A.. No a -. ~
.as.ta
u Farrs -. ~ ht J.ha D-a.~tt .
VI -sls~sf-rt'- Nsi~- 81 6.rr-ass.ld. d a..
frsar~- q Nst-s ~ Nar-ss
- 's.ep, Aar T.bs u. Es-is.aa. E-1 Re-
- y y sHa'fa. "a Nar'saF. ed No. No. 4
"A arrr. IL pitsh-tf
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All Hail Vermont,

The Vermont election o.,rur-.4 on .T,..-
day last The returns show o.. election II
tn ~hole Jnion STATE Ti,ket. With al the
rnc'nhcrs 81 Congress. by incrra.cd rnaio-i-
tes- The union MAJORITY u 300 larger
than last war. and - caused by the ,ncr~ise
Of the Union vote AMI f>-rr4s- ~ the cop
p-rhead.
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fruru th- Bo-tan JsuruaL
Must sherman Quit Atlantaf

Ihis ., astrance question o. put. -
knoW But % j. directly raised bv the
course 81 thc Chicago Convention. taken
On conne,tion 9th the asowcd position 81
IT, rrb-ls. Before that Convention m~t
Jch. Dasis had laiI down a. The one p-..
hminarl % pcace. this cute proposifion.
~ " uhdras yuur artniss from our
terrltory. H. Richmond Examiner hal
al that - The occupation ofGrsnt's camp
al ic1ersbsrg aud 90 Shrrman's beforv
Auania. TIE occupation % Chattanooga.
hnoNsilic and ualpeT's Ferry. arr all Ats
81 az. and that no aruni.tic. or csssafIon
81 hostihil-s cculd b. ibought 81. ~ithout
- The stoppagc - q n thee oIserafions and
occupa'ious. Ihr Richmond Enuuf-~r
SAD tic zane thing Aftcr al that. an
aitcr the manager, A. Chicago hal ha4 an
oPf-ortan ~ for private consuitafian Nth
N reb~i Con nis.iancrs AZ Nagara Falls.
th~ llrraocraiir platform app~ais All I--
u.sn'is Immediate cforts for the cessation
% hostilitirs
Ihc question. therrforr. Is pat di--ctl.
evioie tn Amcrican people. -h~ther Gen
>lerman. nos that D. has taken Atlanta
aiter campaign that must lave in history
AZ an imp-rishahle r-cord % Am-ri.-sr
falor and patriotism. ought % turn about
arr Fier up tbc place 90 th- teaf~n anI
bauishcl ryb-ls. shall b. ma-rh b.-k
aeain. isadir +. hls Ear-woru bat rrsistir..
veterans ever Tn spoi sicrc Mcpher.onls.l
arognd The blooiv heights of ken-sa-
over at tho-e elds. -h-rr trcasen "a
routed bciuru the OF ha-. back o. Chat.
tAnooga-not stopping thcrr. So % bold
that o. pronounced ian At q sar--hark-
~art sila % Nashviiie. and thence 60 th..
northern banks ID thc Ohie. Ought tbs
ucasur,i~ss humiiistion Co D. submitted o..
A. tn beck ~ Departing trano-. on the
one hand. All % symPaihiring dcmagogues
on thc otLers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

VINO RuLss uiE DENocRsrIc PsRrv2
We advise all democrats. who supp 90
that thsy bsloag % a. indcpendcu; and
pafno'ic party. o. CONSIDER care fully the
f5h3#.as Pissass ia Stiarity', fl-cisn de-
spaicbes .--
"The London Tn. New York cores
pont~ut writinc from NRgara Fals. Az
:. says The Clifton loose had becoune The
ccnfr~ - ursofiAtipns b~tsccu the North
ern irleuts 20 pace AMI >ogthcrn agents.
ar ~hieh premise thc -ithdra~al - the
dfnrrsncrs from thc arhifram~nt ~ the
ssord. IL explain. that thc effort b. q
nominate a drmocrtt for the Prr.idrncv
upon platform ior an armistioe ani con-
N"uiion ~ the ~fafss AMI o. thuart bv al
possible means Mr Lincoli's efforts aora
rCticctiou.
Her i' there plan % operations eHac,ly
described beforehand. ant made pn5Er on
on fbe other siic of th- ocrAn. b. -ritcr
~ BE- in Close sympathy With thc rebels.
All ihi. b. bui a singic piro- o. evidence
or ola great mans. going o. .how that the
demosraill .ehemc 90 surrender -. laid
dosn in dirrct oonnivan-- 18th che rri.cIs.
Boston Daily AIvcrti.-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

>otr OFT. ltviI he seen ~ sdyerti.-
meHi that II u Ebtsr ias 500 Dis Stock
ofeioih. ani clothing io Me..r, Wooimaa.
Be- a Go lic uin he f,aoi AZ ,Le store
Of ite latter iDr a time. shcrr o. ell bel
hTTy Or VAT ou oli customer, sndriI o.
rarir.a .ar.y plsased % uaset ell .i.o ar, boz.
dcttel tl t.m on areount. a1d arr rr,rs-
Cd fo s,ft.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

OHFoSr -; AZ Cosrt ofProb.te ksid atP.
-. snhfn sd far th~ C0ssfv 81 O~f..rd .ea Tho
thira is-sd.y - Avrust. A. ID. ls6t
n'NiEi. ". ROBINSON aarss.I en~cufor ~ I.
" o-sts r. is-fruniruf psfrs~tiag o. d. the -,
VIZ ssd festalaeaf q D.asei Brosa. l.tr 81
N-teriurf IN ssid Cssatv. d-c-s-~i ha.iax pc
s-ntei TIE sane for Frolaste. the ssii Rolssn-sa
I" on ~rttiag a-chaec the Trust % eN@cuiss I'D
N hrirs reqs--t th-t Tbs e. Gsrrv q wst-r-
i'fa - sri.'sai~d Admiai.trator vita me ~iH 80
u-s~d 81 sd Estate
Ordersl. Eh-t he szii executor give No.
Tee % ~ P-r-ons int~r-.ted. ~ eas.iax roov 81
this ord-r - ~ p.bished thr.. ..-~k. .,.--..;v-
" ~ The Oxissd r-nacrat priai~d a P.ri. th,t
ia~y maF app~ar az Pcohaie Cosst o. b. h~ii ~
faus O. SD toenfy, 90 ~ thnd ra~.i.x
- 80 n~St- 80 So of the eioek 10 IN irsena.r
aad slew csu--, n an thsy have. ~hs the satd
stid iastruuaeni n 1uit ne - proved. supras-i
I'D silss-t ss fh- i.-t Wiu sad T--taa.~ut Il
ssid si~cessri. an the said Joba 4. Gsrfy o. ap-
pointrc Admiaistrator ~ifh the ~in sn.~N~d Of
s.id estate.
?. W. WOODBURY.. Jad~e.
frur copy attest
,. =. uOBBs. Rsrss,sr.
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fsoFosr hassssI's HtsS QUasrrsD
a D..trsct ~ Nslrr.
le~i-tca. 40. feh. tesi
nsUhai General of Aaise.

II hAIIs
Owe aafic- fhr,s,xhort sssr Di.trict 49, -
lef'es 90 ~ srsifsrt sss--ts c,..a~ct-d -ith 80
f-arii hasuf Dat. tx~snlEioa.. h4bilifs O. drsH
crr.lts sat srcoaats ~ ura 6rrai.hei sh-,uif -
q tire---d o. ~ Proves Nsr-hsi Il th- Di-trirt
- % 800 - = 80 500 g. the.n. ~ ~tlf
"a iat.srastspa 81 thr Provost Msrshsi G-n-rai
% ~ -ist-- Anss~r- u,sy - thas .~-ur-d sisr-
pf""fi.s th.a p addr~-.t.x ne Proves MsF.aal
''~u~f-i az Wsshsagtaa. ~h-re nsrs ianpsrta ~
'-'-is---. olen pFes-nts pfosapf sa.~ers 90 th-
n''ti'"i~ - iaIuifs-s So addrss..d o. the b.
fsta On perssasi sal ofh-r nsu-r. ,f u,i,.r 60
s-,faenc-"
A. p-rsoas iai-rs-t~d 81 ths. Coaxr~-.saa.i
hsfrief ~di Eur~ra tl~ua-eiTrs "a .-cordau-.
~ith th~ .iove is.trs-fiaa..
JOHN :. BAKER
CaPtsia aal Proso.t NJ shsl
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u 500. Il.

I'HE s1ierslru~.l l@.ar lre..eI i,r he U..f.r
rt.. f.e no rfr. fa srs..l. q p.rss,.s
traafrs, Arrrlrs al Ftf snI Pfif- ~ .s., 90
-aatleIs. Hurr sr fr-lr 1-frs BfI. E.r h..rf
fai frfsirI "A H-rruifs arrn'.sfef r % 80.
'iri. ~ aefnie r. fzff1sl fhr tsfe or = aif~d
a.r-f fiira t'. HnFrrg s4 sgraf tsth sf
" sslfaEf'a snf r-rss. saf harfar A. fsrr-
ssl'-r 'rarr. 90 te~ es.~ sector fhsf 49, -
aiarsf rn-fls.ei fH eco care siI -. n..Irars aaI
s"aaf rsrrufeI. We hfer al-s ss arerf ia
49, \ "A ta sft-af ta M psraa-af ri pa raa-
aff- AHFfrr irr. Au1lrsFaI r.sllns rasilei.
NANlLy a SAWYER
Ofi--, p "a 49, 50. 90 81
PORTLAND NJ
q. p. Hkrttrs U.s. ssuNEn
N.fsrra-rs
"a sa.s. Csst. Gov. ~ Msi-~
fiaa O.. Wftr .1r. A .rr.sar.Is.s a No..
Hso. Va. fiu fesssrdru O. = seasssr
Nee - =. assrAl. q = s~..tsr
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Narhood. bow Lo.ihas Rc,lored.

II p nrn. re.r riftna rfur. Calr-ras 's
'-rra'-.I tssst on ft- rlI--sf -.r. Co.. \, IA.
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ffTrf, ArHfsI aaa. fhrsi-sI ia-i-.irif.. fssra 10.
ffH htftfrr, &C.,. ...a Csssf rFrfnr &C..
pa ffsFE al W. .atrarf p, -sH fatnir-a-s
en re,stsl rvfrfVsrf.rr.
ffrlrr, .1 -rl 81 rarl iar-. oai, r..ts
To rFlef.fs.ef rllfh-f ia thIs s 'rafrshH- s..sr
.i-ff'f frsilasfrif-- irou thfrtF tssfs s.srr.s-
O. prs.fir. fhsf f1- fItr1a1 rals.s.srr-s 81 .-f.
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aas 90 IL Ift-rafi ai.ilrla- lr go srs.rffaa n
o. -i'i --'if1iinI or 80 ai ~are. rt ore
sf''.' -rffsla trf .rIrt.. hl m-aHs RI ah.rh
fF.rF t.rFr. alTHer hsf Ne r.safff.aa mas
-. iay care hl.a-ea rarspiB, rfisate.y. sd -af.
sraifB
ThHs farrar- sto.fI o. 81 the h.sf. m .v..,
vouIh t1l rrrrf mtn fn 80 lsai
sea- us'~ .rs.. on r. piria rfv-lar~ 81 ssr 81
frrfs. Pc 30 - frrfipf ai - c-afs ar TO- pis-
go sisa'rs. Mr. 80 pliiish-rs
thA-. j. g.. KLINE ACD
" h,r-ry. ies Naft. Ps-t as-s ~ fssG
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Winthrop stevens Of Nor~ay. la. been
appointed DcPuty sheriff. b. the place q
\. L 'r~cnl~af. resigned. Mr. Gresnleaf
va thc hrst man 10 Nor~ay ~ho volunteer
81 b ~ The quota under the la.t call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

Name has Iu't been crr5ited With s0ss
men in The naval servioc-a good BE tow
arts hiling the States quota.
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Mr Iicng % Tbaycr. q 30. Paris. T. q
home on Tuesday OF la,t week. % spenI a
time a. delegate for tie Christian Commits
''on- Mr.. Ihayer . a member q the mi
de class IN Bangor Scminary.
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onEosn. ss.-afa Coart 81 Prot.t. 49, 81 p.
70. slthta "a ~ th- Coanis ~ tlxf.rf -, "A.
thied r..-..1y 81 t-ru-s. A 10. 49,
f'HAkLt- X LoCkE, Admisisfr.ter =. Al.
v e-ias - h.sie~f l-scAs. tste ~ B~tAei 81 saia
CassD h.ssisx rv--a,-c NJ. srss ..s ss- .--,,..-.
"a sd1uinl-trtlon - th- estate u saii seu~a ed
o. siiosanc-.
or,i-s~d, rh-i che I'D .daisi.iraias ave -
t,re 81 At Qef--'s- iui~rc-i- D. cas.ias caps a
,h's e'i-r o. - psshsa-d thr-s ~evks ssco-.-iss-
y 81 - osfsrd ts-.sscf.t f,ri.t.d "A Part. 49,
NJ nsf slfsear 81 Pfuia-ts Coart % - 49, a
I-l's' 30 s"d Iesaiy. th~ third T.-sd.y
- S~pt u~Nt. az Ten ~ he ~tsrk ~ a.. e.s-..,a
49, $50 ets'.. q s.y th-y hsse -hy ths .au,e
W WOODBURY. Isdx..
a tree copv-atts-ts J. -. Hssss L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

ONEos rHE FlunlE, Mr.. nj. Mar
shaL has ssui 90 fhis ,fice assmfi o. ofsn ex-
traordinary heoce of vol. SHARED from a
eve lamb. % month. obi. ia.t spnns. The
laub 90 "a. To- poanls. All shared o. SO
Pouuis az uooi. th- staple syerssinx ID ,u-
oLes boz lrrsil TLe lamb ia p1rg Cots
VOID. ani D.. from has due Cot.uoh bal.
that seishs 60 pounds.
w lately roti,.I fie fact Tat ST. Mar.
tairurchasoi q remarsabiyproll6re~e
in Canton. that ral-cd ftr lafnbs tbs v.sr
NJ VI has forwarded thi. Interesting fam
By to the great Arri-uiiural Exhibition o.
b. hoid,n a. Springfield. Mass. chs. --ck /.
and ihis vi.i te ihe only CONTRIBUTION from
this punty. so far az ~e kno~
Mr Marhan hls ior some YEAR. ri,en
particular attention to sheep breeding. nnI
Aas raisrd sou,- anc ariniais. he large
g.. 4 anulei t1 aips, -. imported by tim .
and ve learn that be ha. just imported a
re- iot of books 81 ibe sane blood. uissa
~ POI offered for .sie 'o .he.p b--.der.
Ihencc b. saii to be hardy and makes good
matton. and pro,iuoe large oiip 81 ~erl
of good qra.iiy. ccu.mandirg tti, ..s..r.
more thaa , i.-a o. pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

Loris'Hu. ~ sspts Mlroy au,. 4.
81 300 reo,l easaiy sld,r Williams.
rear Ainrireesboro. ca SATURDAY,. rbe fzlt-
ih- eoni'nung al day TLe reb.I. re-
treated SUNDAY. followed By MHro,. ~bo
sut'''Iusntis joined Eos,saa near TnrEE..
Or Joss vas tca Allied AID wounded
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

oHFoED So Coart % PROBATE Ia A
tari.' ~t;eia ant so The Couafy 90 OSiord On
Ia thtfd u se-isy q Asx,s-t a ID. lisa
IhiLb 4. KNIGHT nned Executor ~ a
II erftsia tnstrufaetf parpoTting b. the Lsst
WI sd re-tsup-sf 81 Edsia n k.isht iat~ 81
D'>hsd ~ -aid Cgusty d-oes-~d having presea-
TED is- --ua~ re- Pr,sirste:
fFdsrsd. Thst the .aid ~xe-utar aiv, A.
t'e o. al p-r-oas taterested. b. eausisg e,.p, ID
thts or,er % - pbi sh-d thr-e ~eek sscce.si.e
y % thc Oxtgrc D-rnr-rst priaf-d 90 Pasis hat
ny "-y -pP~sr 81 q PToA-ais Cosrt o. be hsld 40
Iaftss - satd cvuutN. Oh the third Tue-iae q
~ept n~St az teu o'cissk ~ the flr-naon snd
49, $50. % sny they have. ~ tbs sssf in-tru
'n-a sh''uid not D. Provea. approved and 4iLs,-i
80 the ls-t = iH tnl - auu~ui q aid t-c-a-ed
D.. ". WOODBURY.. J..i...
Atrus cppy-aue.t; J. =. HoEss R@rt.s~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-09

peEoSb. ss-At Ce..rt 81 Probate hrh "a
ftrts, ~ithia ssd g. ~ Cos-afs a o. f.r 40,
the 3 iue-s ~ % segu-i A 10. IS6G
~ th- p~titusa 81 Juits u. J.~k-oa - iao-s -
- iufh-r Jsrk-an. isf- - Pew b. -aia C.s.,5ir
a-c-ss-ri sNiag 90 ai5~suc- car % he -
-o'isi estate a h@f he hs-t.-ad.
Oh rel. fhatt the saf4 f.sni..s@~ rsv. .,fs~. ID,
e" F-fss'is fsfrrrstfi s caa-tag sops 81 fAi- or-
- O. D. p.toIi-he.i ihr-e St~ss ss.cr--issi. ia
che hNtsr4 D-nrcftf a~sssaa-r ,rinfs-sl - -.
- tht' th-F ass srpcar 80 Probai- C..ssst o. Be
hfil ai farss. fn ssil touaty. oa the thifa Tee
lss oi = pf- -~St. tee sf ~. ct.ck IN ne fsrs-
'ooa. snd -hev e-nse. % ANY they have - nv ne
staae shaa.1 49, ~ sliu~~d
T.. ". WOODBURY.. JrErs.
tru~ eopt-attrst: J : Hosns.Eesi.ter.