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HARTFORD, CONN.
City Fire Insurance

AssVFs, > VI !! ( 81 Nb'' W. a'VN~
Til e mi auY has complied with The laws of tho
seyera. sta ts, in whiah il is doing BUSINESS.
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Western Brunch once at Cbicogo, III.
throu III which all the business Of the Company in
the Western. Norta- Western and south-N estern
states is transacted.
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For n formation aud detailed statement Of the at
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ply to
Wearc s. Allison.
ylr.itf Agents Sioux city aud Nt.inity.
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Original Notice.


Charles - Orr ! In the pi7rri,t curt Of "irr ,uth
~cnunty--March Tenn, 1861.
Chalon Guard la Equity.
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY D0cTO:

SIMPLE REhfpiES. Easily URr tlNFp FOR
TNE tI"" 81 DISEASE IN ALI FOI;iiS.
opHy, rty.T.ry = 80, nr, ~ -
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y. y " FARE.

hscnt fer >oUx 1t and vicinity,
ere Specimen Em.rA'iu-a and Art .Iuurne1 rpn
seen. mo- iw
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W.. In the
Charles .. Rustin. Justus In and f.
Townsend, Harris ID. Booge, ~ count
Henry ". Tracy Il Eugene April Tel
Papin.
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Noon Dispatches.
Skirmish on James River-Senator
Green in Custody-Arriyal of the
Great Eastern Devastating Fire in
misunderstanding Foreign In
teIligence Reinforcement of Can
ada, &c.

MONTREAL, July 6.-The Great Eastern
arrived this morning, it is believed to bring
Liverpool dates of the 18th, and troops for
Canada We hope to get her news this
afternoon.
FARTHER PolNT, July 6.-The Great East
ern left Liverpool on the 9th. The Hiber-
MIA arrived out on the 25th, and the City of
Washington on the Goth.
Breadstuffs rather frmer, with more in
quiry. Provisions steady. Consnls $500
89I.
The Arago and Edinburgh have sailed for
New York. The latter has 203. 600 pounds.
Lord Chancellor Kendall died suddenly
from rupture of blood vein.
The Sultan of Turkey died on the 25th.
He is succeeded by his brother.
Joseph FurgusOn, in the House of Com
mons, condemned the reinforcement of Can
ada He also thought that the Govern
ment was mourning serious responsibility.
Hollinston defended the act of the Govern
ment as the usual precautionary movement
of all Governments in the Immediate vicin-
ity of kostilities. The step indicates no dis
trust Of the faith of the Northern States, and
no want of confidence in the Canadians
The time was fit and proper, because rein
forcements can only be sent to Canada in
the summer.
The loss by the confagration in Lon
don was over 1000, O00 pounds. Some es-
innate it as high as .hree or four millions,
mainly insured.
The recognition of the kingdom of Italy
by France is formally announced.
SPAIN.-A royal decree admits cotton at
much lower duties from September to jan
uary,
A Spanish proclamation relative to the
| American war says the queen has determin-
ed to observe the strictest neutrality be
tween the Federal and Confederate States
| With this view it is prohibited to build,
arm, or fit out privateers, no matter under
what flag, in any Spanish port. Ship own
ers and Captains are prohibited accepting
| letters of marqae, and from participating in
any way in arming or fitting out privateers
and prizes are prohibited from remaining
over "A hours in any Spanish port, save ia
case of urgent necessity, in which case the
harbor authorities are to compel them to &c
to sea as early as possible, and not allow
them to ship but what is necessary, and
never, under any pretext, arms or ammuni
tion No articles belonging to prizes may
be sold. Offenders are responsible for theii
own acts, and have no claim on the Gov
eminent for protection. Spaniards are pro
hibited from taking service on either side
and to abstain from all acts that may be re
garded as opposed to the neutrality. OF
tenders are to be liable to the measured
adopted by the belligerents, and punished
according to the laws of Spain.
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posT's SPECIAL.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Gen. Wilson add
ed a section to his bill for organizing the
volunteer force. 1t authorizes the Col,
Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Adiutant, and
Quartermaster of each regiment to frank
letters for the troops under their command.
The number of the regiment and company,
aad the name of the writer must be super
scribed on each letter. High authority says
1000 troops crossed over the Potomac
within twenty-four hours.
The Times continues to maintain that the
Americans have no ground for their abuse
of England, beyond modification at Eng
lands lack of appreciation it says the
Northerners have thrown themselves into a
passion and must be left to recover.
Sir Archibald Allison, in letter to G.
NJ. Clay, contends that the American Con-
stitution is failure. and recommends a
national church and monarchy as the rem
edy. The confagration in London, briefly
telegraphed by the Persia was the most
disastrous for some generations. Immense
piles of warehouses on the Surrey side oil
London Bridge, filed with all kinds of pro-
duce, were destroyed. Some estimate the
loss at $4,000, 900 to $40, 600. The
probable sale of consols by the insurance
companies, caused decline in stocks and
some kinds of produce advanced in conse-
quence of the great quantities consumed
Golden addressed the citizens of Rochelle
on the 26th. He eulogized the French
/ Government and the commercial treaty
| with France, denounced the volunteer
movement in England, calling it a ridiculous
| bugbear-the idea of French invasion.
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this session. Breckenridge will no aouos
make compromise speech at an early oay.
We have further evidence that forward
movement is about to take place BY sun
dav. Fairfax will no doubt be IN the federal
possession. In less than week our troops
will encanp at Manassas. tits not believed
here that the rebels will make any stand at
Manassas Junction.
Colt received an order, to-day, from the
War Department for 2, 500 Minnie muskets.
The Secretaryship of the Senate is grow
ing animated, and Candidates increase daily.
Gen. De Witt Clinton Clark, of Vermont,
will doubtless be elected. Forney is max
ing vigorous efforts for the position.
Robert Morris of Philadelphia, has been
appointed Chief CerK of the House.
TINES DISPATCH.
Secretary Cameron and General Fremont
have gone to Fortress Monroe.
=. HERALD's CORRESPONDENCE.
Col BIeckers Regiment of German rifles
will form the advance of skirmishes. A
general movement is to occur early in the
coming week, but the precise time will OF
course be made to correspond to the move
ments of the division under Gen. Mcclellan
and Patterson Since the rank of Major
has been conferred on Gen. Lyon OF Mis-
souri,, it is probable that Mr.. Blair will be
promoted to a Brigader General and viii
soon resume the field.
Mr.. Carlile in the House received dis
patch from Gov. Pierpont of Virginia to-
day, announcing that two Ohio Regiments
had surprised nest of regiments at Buck
harmon, Virginia, capturing 400, killing 80
aud seizing 400 horses.
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SPECIAL To THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The grand army
viii advance in three divisions, the right
led by Gen. Tylec of Connecticut, the CEN
tire by Col Hunter, and the left by Colonel
Heintzelman, the whole commanded by
Gen. McDoWall There will be a fourth
corps of reserve Each will be not far from
10000 men. When the three columns will
combine cannot be stated, but we may ven
ture to say that it will be at point beyond
Fairfax Court House. Everything indi-
Gates that the hour of marching is not far
distant The 18th Brooklyn regiment has
received orders to occupy all the entreneh-
ments on the Potomac except those at Alex
andria, the regiments now holding them
having orders to move forward.
The following dispatch has been received
here:
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WASHINGTON, July Wright
announced the death of Scranton. of Penn
sylvania, and offered resolutions of profound
regret.
SENATE-Mr. Hale moved that the Sem
ate proceed to elect an assistant Doorkeeper.
Forty votes were cast. Isaac Bassat 30,
Charles Jones s, scattering ?. Bas5at was
declared elected.
Mr. Wilson presented several bills of
which he gave notice on Thursday.
Mr.. Grimes moved that the bill to pro-
mote an efficiency of the army be referred
to'a SPECIAL committe of nine.
The Vice President announced the stand
ing committees, The special committee
consists of the following gentlemen
Wilson, Hall, Latham, Sherman, Hall,
Cowan, King, Kennedy and Howe.
The other bills were referred to the mill
tary committee.
Mr. Polk presented the credentials of w.
P. johnson, Senator elect from Missouri who
took the OATH Adjourned.
The following is the list of the standing
committees
Foreign ReIations.-Sumner, Collamer,
Doolittle, Wilmot, Browning, Polk, Brock
inridge,
Military affairs and Militia.-Wilsou,
Kane. Baker, Lane of Kansas, Rice, La
than.
FInucs.-F essenden, Simons, Sherman,
Howe, Hunter. Pierce, Bright, McDougaI.
Naval AfairS.-Hale, Grimes, Foote,
Sherman, Thompson, Nicolson, McDougal,
Chandler, King, Morrill,, Wilson. Ten Eyck,
Salisbury, johnson.
.Judiciary-Trumbull, Foster, Ten Eyck,
Cowan, Harris, Bayard, Powell, Klingmau.
Post Office and Post RoGds.-Collamer,
Dixon, Wade, Trumbull, Rice, Bright, La
than.
Revolutionary Czaims-King, Chandler,
Wilkinson, Hale, Nesmith.
Public Lands-Hall, Bingham, Clark,
Pomeroy, johnson, Rice, Neesmith.
On Cdims.-Clark, Simons, Howe, Will
mot, Pomeroy, Polk, Bayard.
District Of Coz1m5ia-Grimes, DixoA,
Morrill,, Wade, Anthony, Powell
Indian 4 fairs-Doolittle, Wilkinson,
Cowan, Foote, Lane of Kansas, Harlan,
Nesmith.
Patents and Patent Offces.-Simmonds,
Sumner, Cowan, Thompson, Salisbury.
Pensions. Foster, Bingham, Lane of In
diana, Howe, Wilmot, Pomeroy, Salisbury.
Public Buildings and Grounds.-Foote,
Anthony, Chandler, Wright, Kennedy,
Wade. Wilkinson, Baker, Hale, Browning,
johnson, Lane, Bright
Eagrosssd Bills Lane of Indiana, Nor
rill, Latham.
To audit and Control Contingent Err
Peiases Of Senate Dixon, Clark, johnson
of Tennessee.
Earoled BiHs.-Bingham. Baker and
Salisbury.
Printiag.-Anthony, Harlan, Powell.
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Morning Dispatches.

A forward movement expected
Opinion of Attorney General Bates
-Forney a candidate for Secreta-
~ of the Senate -Rumored attack
at Buckhannon-The rebels de-
feated-D Disastrous fires Pat
terson preparing to open the ball.
ALEXANDRIA, July 5th.-The ramon cur
rent in Washington to-day that our troops
have advanced within three miles of Fair
fax, is incorrect.
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ALBANY, July 5.--The steamer New
World sunk to her guards to-day. A IRE
broke out this evening in the freight house
of the Boston depot East Albany. Inc
whole line of buildings was destroyed con
sisdng Of two freight d9pots the passenger
depot' the elevator, 80 freight cars, AZ car
loads of freight, eight car loads OF live hogs
five canal boats loaded with grain, and the
r-sigbt bridge. The loss exceeds half a mil
lion dollars, with no insurance. Several
lives are reported lost.
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WASHINGTON, July SIT has been dec-
ded in Republican Senatorial caucus to push
business forward with all possible ragid-
ity, and then adjourn. The war appro-
priations are likely to be made at once
Senator Wilson this morning introduced
bills for an increase of the army. The gen
eral impression is that business will be
pushed through with as little delay as pos
sibIe. Yesterday, as one of the rebel regi-
ments was advancing on Fairfax, one OF
their own regiments mistook them for reg
ulars and commenced fisng on them
Eight were killed and several wounded
Advices from our Ministers at London
and Paris, give most emphatic assurances
that England aud France will fully respecl
our blockade, cotton or no cotton,
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MARrISsBURG, July 4, 4 o'clock, P. NJ.


We have intelligence that Gen. Johnston
seems disposed to make stand at last. He
is directly in front OF Gen. Patterscn's
army seven miles off only. His command
only consists of !, 500 of which 500 are
cavalry. Gen. Patterson must get up with
him by sunrise to-morrow morning unless
he moves off again. Burnside's Rhode Is
land battery has Joined Gen. Patterson.
General order No. 40, constitutes the States
of Illinois and Missouri, and Territories
west of Mississippi and this side the Rocky
mountains, including New Mexico, a sepa-
rate military command to be known as the
Western Department under the command of
Major General Fremont the headquarters to
be at st. Louis.
1t is believed that Gen. Scott will take
the field at the head of the army when it
advances.
The Secretary of the Navy suggested to
the War Department to-day the propriety
of sending force down the river to take
and hold Matthias Point. He was told to
wait for three days. This was understood
to mean that within that time the enemy
would have other work to do which will
take off his attention from the Potomac and
compel him to draw in his armed corps.
SPECIAL TO THE WORLD.
Attorney General Bates has prepared an
opinion at some length, concerning the
power Of the President to suspend the suit
of habeas corpus, special reference being
made to the Merriman case. He holds that
the functions of the Executive, Legislative
and Judiciary branches of the Government
are distinct and final that neither can
clash with the other, aAd that the previous
judgment BY the Supreme Court against the
Executive right of suspending the writ Of
habeas corpus would not continue binding
precedent. The action of the President is
fully endorsed in the document, and the re-
lations of the Government with foreign DOW
ers are understood to be 50.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rela
tons will report number of resolutions re.
lating to foreign affairs IL is believed nj
compromise propositions will be presented
10 either the Senate or the House during
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ST. LOWS, July 6.-H. Woolion Secreta-
~, and now acting Governor of Utah has
resigned, the recent course of Lincoins adj
minislratiou, making it inconsistent with
his sease Of duty longer TO hold Office under
him Woolton viii remain 10 the territory
Till relieved By bis successor.
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XXXVII CONGRESS

z x 7 r. "A 3 L s . I Q M
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PILES! PILES! PILES !

What 10 IT. How cured Thousands Of
pst-ans have pile.-suheE soc years With the
di..sse-S,t fs~ Know shat Il -, az how u q.
cuWd. Es,'y case Of ples, she,hsr manifested
~ the icrn Of e>tsfaal tsai., i'-isssi b,edisgs,
os "a ,,oeai uchag ssd ifTitsiIos, dsp.ad. essen.
t,.ll, sr.sa congestion Il the abdominal 'enos.
c,fcslaiioa. Thi. prsiscs. the encouragement,
d,l,iioa Il the ,riR.. brnst,sa oftumoTs, hsmoFT.
hages. psia and suffering; aud the disease can
oaly L. fandamsau,ll, cvr-,i by meiic,ses which +.
taksa internally. r,licy- this ssaoas congestion.
tIsarr ointmsnts, ~.sAe., and syea i9IccI,oa',
arr 81 ,nsdectasl.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, simple sugar pail, takea too or
thTvs tIne. a dsS, outss the l,sesss BY cur'ag
the conlii,oa upoa ~hich the disease depeed..
HnRlrsds have le-n eu'rdb y it,eSen oi the most
ob.ueals cases. Al ~ill h. promptly bsnehued
b, Il. Pr,oe, - osOi. boN.
seat by mail or express, free Ofeharge ,on re-
csipI VI the price. Adlrc.s
la. D. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
W, 81 nfosd~ay. Nc~ Notl.
See Advertisement iaaaOthsT celuma.
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A GOLD DOLLAR FOUND.

A Noy,L CIEeussr,ser In is1s, pr.
Hsrrick ordered b.. ior,man to enclo.e in box
OF h.. Sasar Coated Pail. pe~ goh doll.r-al.o
short letter. requesting the hadsr OF the daiiaT.
or rather the ys'sAa'v ofihs boN ofpill. oon,a,n.
NJ It, to address Df. lisuick, Haming he tcs,.
dsnc,. date, etc. Il nv appear. that the ho'
"a, purchased b, Mr.. Amo. Stephenson, oflioa.-
too, TsNA..-sho, ina letter TO Dc. llsuick,
dated May 10th isoo, cay. -" Ga oPsuias a
b., Of yss' P,ls, purcha'.d this day .jadge Of my
.arpti,e on 6ad,ag geld isllI. Ga examining
the d,r,cIioS., " note ofrcqOs't ~A.al.o faund.
", little daughter claim. the dollar, through
shicA have made a hole. and a. write, ii,
suspended IRON her neck, With Tibbon." The
druss,., IN Iiou.,oa pureha.sd h.. supply Of Pill.
"a Ns~ Yoss. and the Ns~ York Druggist, direc,
ron Nt. Iisutek.
use Advertisement on fourth page.
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GENERAL ScOrr AND SEcEETaEr WILLS
A friend Just from Washington, speaks Of
General Scott. labor. as immense There
are constantly KEEP; before bis quarters
about twenty hor.e-, all sadlled aud ready
Tor start, and every few minutes eouriers
ore gong and coming with order. and TO
ports. This friend al.o states tba, the IA
bors Of Mr. welles, the Secretary Of the
Navy, are very severe. lie j. in hi. oiice
night and day, attending TO all the details
Of the Navy Aaairs. thus guardin. against
corruption aud other abuses, and ferre,ing
out the secession scoundrSls ia that branch
Of the federal service. lie does not intend
to entru., single duty to a suspected Of
feSr. New Haven Palladium.
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SHERirF's SALE. OIroRp. .-rakru
- on eNecut On, and ~ill L. sold b, public auc-
tiOa un Wednesday, the third day Of JOY neat, at
ten o'chck IN The forenoon, az the Office Ol Bolster
4 Ls1dsH ia Dixheld Village in aid Couat,. all
the right ia equity which Ssmuel Roger. Of aid
Dix6slI ha.. oT had oa the seventh day Of Janua.
~, 4. ID. is6i, at ten o'eock Ia th. fs.aooa, be-
Jog the tilne u the attachment Of the same the
osigiaal writ IN thu. action, TO redeem a certain
~ 81 lad IN said Di>held. ~iih the buili'ng.
thereon, 10 Wit; the notthstly hall IL lot No. n
range :, ant twelve acres ia the sOuihsIl. corner
Of lot No. 4 range .. supposed u he sisiy.t~o
acres, nor, 90 les. and bring the homestead arm
of said Rogers. The above described premise :
hing -uhJect 20 mortgage si'ea 90 Ch'Tl"s III +.
BSolhby u LiVsfmoFe. "a secure the payment oi
.N not-- OF hand q oae hundred dollars each,
dated April 7Ih. is5s, and payable. Que IA one
year tom date. one IN two YEAR,; oas "a thre.
year; one "a four years: oos "a i've years; ssi
oae IA .ts years. and intsre-,. on which there ;.
nov due i've hundred sad niOeiy-tso dollars and
THIRTY csnI,. said mortgage deed 10 recorded IA
book lilo. page iii, u OxioTd Registry, al Paris.
JOhN JACKSON. Deputy sheriff.
May 2,th. AID. is6i. -
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Alternative.

The subtle chemical sfhaHie. are ever at wo'k
iar the waste &c reaovsiioa Of the Tissues. The
Peruvian sWup With IL. chemical sIsment. iron.
p,r.eat. TO the laboratory ofliie agent ever &C.
tive, ~ can never be abseat without dcrang..
msn, II the vital msciioas. In this slow and al
tsuati,s prcc,-., Il !. truly repovs,ag aud l'le-
giving medicine.
Bo.ioa, Dec. ls5s.
Gestl.mea; In April lac, ! suffered ircm 'ni,'
ge.,ioa. d,.orlsred liver, and an uaoonqoerab'e
agVos which made u extremely iIk.ams TO me TO
.t,-s.l 60 b-,-,as--. I r..odsi Ia the use II f-.
ru,iaa syrup, which hal most gea'al effect up
90 NV system "a. soOn restored b, u Ia my
u.aal health sad spirits. lohesrIally rcoommsad
Ih,. az a valuable med'c,b. Ia pefson. Who are
.udcTiag irom Indigestion or dshiliy, or any 81
the complsiats incident 10 rerson. 81 .ei.nict,
h,bd., especially iho-e Who jo not take .Hfhcient
oat-dOor exercise. JOHN X. BALlN.
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Srk,tiSa Mail BAGS. For the pas. fe~
months, while the National government has
grae'ously supplied the Southern States
with their mail service. they have in all ca
So stolen all the bags they could lay their
hand. on. No, ons has been returned.
Lately. the supply Of bas, running short.
the mail. have been made up IN packages.
Government has issued proposal, for new
loek. and KEYS.
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1000 Rolls Room Paper

rINliE subscriber. have jus, received the largest
stock u Room raper ADD BORDER. eveI ohrr.
ed zoe .al- ia th. vicinity, at pIioe. that defy
competition.
We have sOsnon paper from ) TO 10 cents.
Single Eaam.+d. II To i;ccat..
DJuble Enam.led. aud satin Parlor, is to j
cents.
Thcs comprise the Latest .,,le.. aud will b. soh
ehe.p. Call aud seelsior. purchasing elsewhere.
A.OSCAR MOVES L BRO.
NoRwAy, April -. is6i. SAILS
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NV YoRk SrEMKR. The beautiful
screw steamer Po,Omska. Capt. Nye. AZ
rived here from New York yesterday morn
ing, discharged her cargo, loaded and SAIL
si again in the afternoon for New York,
with the view Of leaving that por, on Sat-
urtay for this place. P1tomska is q fine
boat Of sbOu, 300 tons bur,hen. She has
been running between New Bedford and
New York, but l. now taken up for this
route. Her accommodation. for passenger.
are ample and Of the be-, KIND. Ellsworth
while making a trip TO Sew York in % flo.
boat portland Argus.
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TOT sore IhtOht. TunneNtHb VhINtHH
Cough Remedy Ia. proved itself perfect rene'i,
for this ,rcvol,somc css.piiiat. re-sh ever, ""s
might expect. and every ose viii ssre''e1oe b,
trial. u 10 go pleasant IN application, ssd %
soothins Tn the ishamed thrcst. that IT. elect q
almost ia.,aataeeoa. Thew 10 probably M great
81 srro, committed than that ef no, attending "a
complaint. Of ,hi. kis.l ,- earl, stages at attack
a. ptoh.hl, p,ose case. u consumption are pro-
j,,c,.l b, al. s.gleci Of Threat Complaints thar
Az, other. B.iHg Tree ri az conTSass,s To do.
tub tn mo.t d.lics,e constitutions, ~e ash. 10
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II A r led

Ia Bro~u6sld. MAY 20, b, T.. u. Bean. Esq.,
Jo.hus Qu,ng. Esq., Co Nrs. Abb, J. Barpsll.
In Bro~u6sld, JiBs I. VIZ. Cyrus VI. oilpat'
rick o. Me-. ssrah Roaad..
Al Bryant'. Poat. MAY 20. hy JOsi ",rhnm,
IT,. Nc. W,il..oa Rove Co Me. Laura 4. B,lhugs,
boih u WSoi.tOck. tCou,ctedl
o. Bethel. May -. LYMAN n. Msuiil, n Chsl-
..a, VI. , To Mics Mary T. S.ile, Il Bethel
L. N.~ry. Ma, -, John h. ssark TO Esther
n. SAITH.
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DI E d

IL DiN6eld. May n, l.siah knish,, 6rmerl,
81 Ws.thfook. aged So wears. y monihs.
In south Paris. May -. Horace. .on Of Wm
and Dana PAM, aged II.
IN Ayon. May Il. iIsman Bradbury. aged d
"a PoTilssi, Nav IS, Mr.. Dolly e., wife o
Thomas T.. TNiIchsll, aged 30.
IL Stsul-n. let, Dr Samuel Sawyer, sgci III
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.ged Is years. uohth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-07

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Coagh. or Invitation Il the Throat L. ever 81
slight, a. BY this pfrcsuion more serious ai'
tack NAV - sdect,salS ~ardel OF. fuHttc
SrE,EEEs and SIsGEHs ~,li 6ad them sd-c-
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