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la E6Iflc KATE.

from the Principal Thoaters,
AMI Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati.
a gem fit for an imperial
So ACCOMPLISHED and FASCINATING
ia this pretty Young American
Danseuse, that she has been COM
pletely idolized by the elite Of 30
ciety, and styled in compliment
the :" Terpsichorean Divinity" Z
may be truly said that "Grace is
in her step" and the most esteem-
ed masters have pronounced her
dancin. ftultlcss. Bold and Wig
orous in execution, though SYM
petite in size, her form,
stviC aud self are the very Poetry
moti0n Artistically correct
al ever. movement, Yet with a
freedom of air and effect
which bo~pcak genius and self re-
lance. 4 com i,iuation Of art and
talent IS Observed which make her
the cynosure Of every eye, and the
idol OF the audience. She Will az
pear in all the role Of the latest
Ballet, and in conjunction with
nile. Alice in several splendid
double dances.
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Wheat is now worth from So TO sc cents IN this
market.
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]. F. VANvALKENSuEG requests all persons in
debted to him to call nor and settle up. Not
wishing to sue his old customers, he gives this
timely notice, He must have the money due him
nm ediately.
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THE LADIES.

MADAME ROBINSON, so re.
nowncd everywhere. will lead "a
usual, in her delightful science Of
Lady Equcstrianism, exhibiting
upon her beautiful and high met
tied horses, the graceful yet con-
trolling power which all ladies
may, with instruction and prac-
tice, obtain over this noble ami
NAL; and the high point of excel
lence AMI skill which may be
achieved in this invigoratins and
agreeable exercise.
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BOURBON on Wednesday, Sep 8. 1862
PLYMOUTH. Thursday, Sep. 18th. 1862.
DOORS OPEN AT & 7 O'Clock = NJ
Admission 10 Boxes, so GEMS.
Children to Boxes, 25 cents.
Admission to Pit, 25 cents. No half
price!o Pit.
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Two Great Clowns.
ELL LAKE, the Northern Jes-
ter anil Comic Delincator.
JAMES REYNOLDS, the grea
Local IIumorist and Shaksper-
isn Clown.
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.'..sL E)t.NlSDCAc 4 4.
Local AID MISCELLANEOUS.
; E vAEvALKEgBURGH, : Editor

There will be Democratic Club Meeting at tn
Y kelly school House in the north part of uniol
TOWNSHIP. on Saturday evening, Sept. 9th, at ear
" candle lighting.
The v:li he Democratic Meeting at Nc
Chesnev : school House. in North Township OF
Saturday evening August 9Th, 1862.
This meSting will take the place of the one here
tofore announced for Friday eve. at Paramount
Wheat is now worth from So TO ee cents IN th:
market
We cal the attention of those wishing employ
ment TO the advertisements o. Mr. T Mcdonald
he has job of ditching and ;radin and the build
Ing of school house. to let, for which the cash
will be paid on the completion of the work
There will be meeting of tn" Marshall Coun
ty Agricultural Socic.c at the tour. House, next
Saturday afternoon.
OuR judicious and highly esteemed friend, J. 8.
ScoTr, is a good Judge of "times and occasions
as was evidenced by his bringing large basket
full of choice melons into the Democrat office, one
hot day last week.
Exemptions
The examining SURGEON and Commissioners are
bus.!- engaged IN the discharge of their duties
There great applicants for exemption
many % shom are found to be in t)erlble good
health. o. course many dissatisfied. and many
ale well pleased. We presume the officials DO the
,,est they can to suit all and the time dis
charge their duty, conscientiously.
The Rochester Gaping that directed one of
his men to tea down bill announcing the Dem
ocraic meeting held her. last Friday. should be
Immediately promoted. The sv-tem of Ounce
blocks should be intrOlr ed into tie Regiment he
Is attached to, and he should have sole possession
Of all them until the close of the war. If any
have better claim than he has them, they shou "a
be forwarded to 8trnum at once, the money he
makes from exhibiting them should be applied to
educating monkeys 10 fill the positions of these un =
fortUnates in society.
4 simple fellow in Green Township-whose
name we do not produce through pity-has sent
two letters TO Go-ern0r Norton advising him of
the existence of society of Sci Protecting Breth
rem, in his neighborhood; referring To the Demo
cratic Club recently organIz there, and urged i'm
mediate action with references 20 the matter. An
other whose name apl ears u member of the or
ganizatiOn. joined to watch their ire. son and re-
port the President.
Such miserable ignorance can aiken no senti-
Tnent bHt pity aId contempt. 1t is pity the Gov
ernment not interfere in some manrer and
prevent Green Township from sending in the
Thirty or Forty Democratic majority she IS good
FOR this fall Something ought to be did.
ORGANIZATION OF CAREY Township DExocn,rIc
CLU1 Tic Democracy of Green Township met
~ the North School House. Saturday evening.
Aug. larh 1862 and organized ., eIecting VIM
iIughs president and ]. c. Alleman, Secretary,
and Isaac Butler treasurer.
An opportunity being presented tie following
individuals joined the Club:
WIN. Hushs, Arch Gabby,
James BROOKE John Quivey
rcd stair VIM Newc0mb
Isaac Butler JOS Gamer
f. Loudoa Wm aker
t.aorOa Mro--
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ORGANIZATION OF CAREY Township DExocn ATTIC
CLu1 The Democracy of Green Township met
10 the North School House. Saturday evening,
Aug. l5fh 1862. end organized 1s eIecting WIN.
iIughs president, and J. c. Alleman, Secretary
and Isaac Butler treasurer.
An opportunity being presented tie following
7Dd;rifIuaIs i,ip,,I tho
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This me<ting will take the place of the one here
tofore announced for Friday eve.. at Paramount.
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American Guano.

yT,ilE unierigncl has now in store, and ofcr.
lot sals. tie above auicie, to dral,r. and
fImer.. in any desired qanIlD.
The term Amet,cnn Guino. i the title 90
trademark by which !. de-gnaied the fertilizer
ihs I the company ). importing from Il. salads.
Thee. ISLAND. are situated in the Pacific Ocean.
near the equator. Thrs w~fe iormill, taken pos.
session Of "a the name of the Un,trd State. gov.
eminent, for account oi the American Guano Co..
~ the commander Of the U. =. ship ~. Mar!'''
~ the war .-j1.
The scientific testimony rc'psci'ng the ''lnc OF
The Gtam a. permanent fertilizer !. most Hat.
lering. char aud decisive; aud the favor which II
has met with at the hand. OF farmers whose Opin.
ion. 81 IL. merit. are founded upon careiul eNper-
imeni., viii commend I, to all Who desire TO OBJ
tain reliable aud economical manure.
The ierliliIins properties Of this Guano ate
mainly pho pilates, not ammonia, and therefore
cor or Other seed. will ~, be njufeG Icy coming
IN conlac, with It.
The ptice at which IL !. offered - : 10 ior the
single ton With q liberal discount, according 10 a
graduated scale of prires. fnr Large quantities.
W. u. IAZi.ETINE,
No. ~ Foau's WAa,f, B0Hoa,
Agcn, for the sale Of the American Coz Guano.
April ~, is62.
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EXTRACT from an Ac, of Congress, approved
Jul, 30. 1861, ,nliIci " An net To pto'idc br the
-pptrssiun of vislion against. and resistance tn.
the Law. oi the uaiieL States. asl 10 amend the
act eniitrd an act to provide fo' the calling io,,h
81 the militia, &c, passed fsbtuary -. i'sS" !
.SucrioS >. AHi bsR fa'fAT 'asci,d, That
the piIi, so called inio the service Of the United
States, shall he subject 10 the same rules and ar.
,,cl,. of war =. The troops 81 the uniied states,
apJ l- coniino-d in the ser,i ice Of The United
States aatil discharged by reclamation 81 the
Pre.idea,. Provided. That such continuance ~
service .hsllDn extend beyond sixty days after the
commencement Of The neat regular session OF Con
gr,.s, unless Cou-'r.s sNali eSp'cs.l, provide %,
law ihsr,ioti Asf provided fy.h,r, That the mil.
tia So called into the service II The Unilri state.
.h,l. during their time oi service, L. en'led Ia
the same pay. ra,ica.. ADD allowance. io' clo'h'ns
.. aye o, ,aa, ~ established hy i-~ 6t the army
oiihe United States"
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STATE OF MAINE.
EsEevri,r DSr.KTSrsr,

y
u l. known that l,Igr numlsrs OF soldiers are
ai.ent from Their Icgiinsnts, ius ia "a anl
some go SICK leave, Who are NV abe 10 return 10
the Regiments Wbste ihsS are nsed.d fr the ser.
vice IL the.r couuin. There aIe other Invalid or
uous.led .slrss. who are ahle a. travel ahhoush
thsi, di.ab.li, may not has hsea who'll, Irgosc,
aad Who .se T,qsired usier the sss@tsl ordefs
o, the War Department No. 81, TO repair imms-
d,aisly TO Aa-,poh., Mary land. Al the former
eh.. MT repairing iouhw,h to their Regiments,
and those 6f the Latter class Who do not imme-
diaiely proceed tn Annapolis. viii he reported az
dessrier. aad liable 10 lie treated ss sueh unless
they immediately. upoa the receipt Oiihis ofder'
report themselves at Augusta psrsoa.
All officers of the militia, all magistrates aud
all good peoph OF the State are most ,espeeuais
aad ssrpsstl, requested la give notice TO John L..
IlOlsdOn, the Adjuiani G,neIsl Of this State, OF
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\ SILENT MEETING. Mr.. Merwin, in
bis speech a; the meeting Of the American
Temperance Union. last Wednesday even
ing, said: The Quakers are fighting for
the Union. \ young man in Washing.
ton, a member OF a Quaker family, enlist.
ell in the Union army. lie called TO say
farewell to an old aunt, Quaker lady,
who remarked to him, Thomas, wha,
strange clothes thee has on for friend ~
.Yes, Rebeccs, they are military clothes.
/ have joined the army. and am going to
do something for nay country" "Well,
Thomas, this is good country, and We
have an excellent Government, and thee
knows my sentiments abou, war, and what
my teachings have always been; but,
Thomas, IT thee takes a gun, and thee
should meet any of the wicked rebels, /
advise thee, Thomas, no, TO have a Stlern
nestiag."
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WoUNDEp II TIKI CANrEEN. Lieut..
Howard ,says the Lewiston Journal tells
. good story OF German Lieutenant in
the late battle Of Fair Oaks. Lieut.. III.
being woundcd in the les, was making his
way back TO the rear, when he met the
German officer referred To, apparently in
the utmost agony. Thinking the man was
Aors dH oomjaf, he asked if he wa wound
ed. "Ah. yes, meinhecr, | won very bad
wound in der kanteen !"-exclaimed the
agoniIed Fathcrlander, holding up his can
teen, ridlled to pieces by several balls
Lieut. H., wounded a. he was, could not
forbear laughing at the ludic-oGs fright of
the Du,chman, who was mortally wounded
in the canieen.
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STATE OF MAINE.
IlrAr QUaNrTH's,
ApJUTANT GININ.I's OTTtCT.

ApJUrANr GINIH,L's OTFtCT.
Au.g'n. Joy 5, isCs }
GrSTE,t OEptE No. IL.
o. psrstlancr Il r,,Juisition snd auihofil, from
th- rr,.iJrat ct h- te,tei States, The Governor
asi ,'am,naalsf.t..ChI+f "fi-fs snd dirr,t.-
I. That ,So additional Nuluaicrr l,rs,msui' 4
in..ntt, Sc the s,,Sicc II the Ga,ernm~at, ~
raised and Organized erth~iih. The St,,nlr-uth
will rrnirr,ou. ~ rortl'ad, sud the eighteenth
Al n,ngur The ,Nisrnc, 81 The o.e-s,,a - .uch
that the utmo.t expedition ant 'is'.au'r o. &C.
qaif.i
n. wh.f~.., a.. uauaiiortnei m,l,tia Of ,h,.
state. constituted provided BY chsltrf tea ~
The Revised statutes sol subsequent acts . sab
PCT 60 ciS, Juiy," ia case 1T nsur 'ciiun, Sar,
INVASION. or o. prevent in,asi1n, 90 o. BE- masicr'
e. into she sstVicr of he Jp,trl States uTH1
rcgui.iiiun made ppoa the Ga'srnor and Com.
mani,f. ia.Ch,-fh, The rfrsii,ut II the n,tsd
State. D., ,,rue II The constitution and aoi' Of
Coasty... :" and The e>,seac, hs,,rg sr,'cu ~h-n
the Gu,sfnur abd CommsnJsr.in.Ib,Cii - author.
ned sad fr,la,rvd o. ,all the sail manufactured
militia ur = Inftson thereof isio actual ssiNtc-, u
a. ordered, That thr Nal.t.Gsn.tsioiss each Dive.
900 iu ihis state tAkr msisuf,s buhsuh ior the
completion 81 The orgau'tstioa ui Az lhc cpmpa.
noe. II lniauip i''m the surolled. uuunit'Iin'd
Mlu,a ct he oommanl. hy the Issue 1T uidrrs
tosthsiih o. th~ Orlrtl, Sergeant. 1T ,urh rom.
~ CAV cot NufN f'tNatilfa NtAhNtlN
tf ih- cl,,iiun II ofc,rs. ftturns whrfrol are ~
h. made tot h- Ajjsisn, Geustal G'ihsih. AZ
to- the f,ctib oi .Uch Triu,u., uriets si =. to
mul gated uF he ofgsattatiun e tso - giuasnis
81 Militia IN each dtSi.ton, o. L. iutm"i anil ctu'
.ituis,i if,s saii companies y, attachment &c De-.
tail. a. expected that the duiN - rsI 10 at
c,urani~. snd exciting onlsvf- thereof, vt1 L.
t.,suns,i In ths shuu,.t possible time alter The
rrCsipi u IN. order.
III. ~ Tho rnsuihsts Of the unuui5rmsl miii.
TIA Niil w. relieved iium .sryi,, updsf thu utdeI
upan ,aIisiiug IN sihst of the Rrg,ucai. OF Msins
Nu,ultrsr., alfrsl, IN The hrl, ot nov l-ing
rai..d toe the .ctvicv 81 The United Sb's-, ~
Which ca.c each Will receive p's'n,uu ut tSO
tvsui, i've dollar. IN advance. To thos~ Who
loon q regiment alfsid, ~ the hcI, the advance
H., aaj buuuy w,ll L. made ~ zach upon h,'
muster Individually toto the .st'icc. u be- J'ips
a new trsimtnt, b. will receive be. advance Iay
ul,on the mu.isf II h.. COMPANY into the service
and he adVauCr luuniN upDn the mastering in %
hi. ~. irnsui. uaking the total aInouut which D.
have t,cs,SeI vIs The tiu.isr'ns "a Of he Tr-i
meat, Forty dolAr., IL add,lion 10 the ior,gpin.
~ The sNpirii1a q his term IT enlistment ur uI-
on his hlnof,b,c discharge from s~tvicr hs VII
receive iu. th,r sa.b b0un'y Of s~N-niS.hys dob
I.u.. .h,ch N the event Of hi, DEATH, IL pay .bl'
90 h. family.
Recruiting nseuts Nil receive au,hotity in VII
tiug iiom the AjiutinI Gsnsal ard suCh O,hsl
p.f-rn- nav hereafter - delegated.
n, ofisr a The Comut,a,sr. iu Chisi.
JOHN l.. llOpsDoN, Adlltsnt General.
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STATE az MAINE.
lE,uQCAKrIEs,
ApgUTANr GESrElt's OFricr,
AuHt.t. Itlx rth lstp

Augustt, JUlN I'll, to-
GTsTHAL uHpTW No. II.
r. ~ Ns,1r G,a.,ais oftls Mihl;
Accompanying til. Sou viii receive General
Order ~. 10, Nth Proclamation of H.. Excel
lsu-S the Goysmof. and recruiting rnpsr. anal ~.
.iructiou. to H. pat into the h,ni. of the Orlerb
Sergeant 90 some other person OF each OF the com'
paairs UrganiI,d under ,olr direction, With = re-
quest a "A the, Will enlist al ,uch p.fsons ihrTr.
irum, uihers, way w. possible. For this
sstsiCe Nuu sil receive a suitable compensation
&C. Zach nan cali,tc,l d, them and mustered into
the .sTy,c, ofihs uaited State.
The Becessitis. Il the service admit af M de-
Ly, and u - most saTHe.il, hoped that the sew.
srsi M.ii' t-ueral- will sse th,t The requirements
u thu ofdct are promptly executed, and the o..
d.fk >srg,lnts or other psftie. delegated e. re
cTuiiing UfirrFs VIII omit ~ rf,u go their part
4, .,cur- a. uliny recruits po,sbe ior the Vol.
uni.-r Esgimsuis.
A. me,abrr. Of the Militia will he calLd into
actual set,ic. undsr the i.~s Of the ie'tei States
ant thi. >tair, . Militia, ior period which IN
~ probability ~ D. quite loug a. that hT which
the, Wuu'I le he'll a. Volunteers. the advantages
h. h. derived by the solder in volunteering, "a the
MATTE, Of premium, advance pay. hiunIy and Other
b.nshis, ,fc gte, and obyiOu. that u s behaved
ther, Nil d. 80 hesitation iR snl,.iing ~. NOlun'
,e.fs, rather than % serve Militia, IL which
CAPACITY thry v III receive noihing lot moathl /,
wages. rai,0ns aud clothing.
Citizen soliiefs' remeuller you have ooun'r,
To- ave, aoi Nou are th men .sho c'n render most
sdls,snt AL ~ this holy and patriotic work. To
I.niet success speedy snd oeusia, and Ca Alleviate
AM ahsidgr the caLsmiii-. of war, the ffesiisn
orthe Uu'cd State. has requested the call To IL
made.
The Comrasndst.iu chief doe. no, ioulf 'ha
our tTus-hearsd soldisN will make 'sch r'spoo-'
a. will siii further illustrate the patriot and
dsyoiion IT our gslan, aod faithful state.
H. Otdsr Il the Co1nnan.er.in.C Chief.
JOHN L.. IoDsDON, ACjullnt GeusraL
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IN. ,,,.e.ce Of such ,oll,ers Ia their vicinity,
-, ;ny ,he,, names, the company and regiment To
.hieb ,hey I.Iong when known, with the plsce-
~h.,r they now are. Such soldrts will obtsia
ra,.e. Gsr their transportation 10 Augusta. ifou'
Msjss General wm. W. Virgin. Norway; Col u.
X. Iiar,ling. As.'Qr. Mister General. Portland ;
Mai. Gesersl William u. Tiioomb. Rockland;
Msj. General Jane, ~. Builet. Hanger; Lieut..
Geo. ". Sabine, Es.ipoui and Maj. y. ID. Sew.
all. hath. Al Of which gvnilcmen are authorized
To give passes ht the above purposes, which eon'
doctors of Railroads snd manager. Of other public
eoaysyances will rrgard as suhlcien,.
ISRAEL wAslIBURN. j..
Go,etnns of Msiae.
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For CoQirfH,u, ITcguldriy and D,bihiy ~
me Digohrs Organs. IHduSiHg H'adalts.
LaoIH,i,, N,rr0urH,s', GeHerni PTgHrG-
ton ofhs Mind and BODY, Para'yo', 80.
A MOMENTS reflection ought 60 conVines
IA ssa.iblr man Il Oh. fpll, and danger 81 Goa
-tsntl, dosing wiih rithattir mrt.iriuTs. The
practice i. psfniri anl suicidal. AneNprri"rcc
Of iouy ,oirs has taught me that the constantly
increasing evil. 81 Indigestion are isiriuly aggr-
waited l., the to- irrr nee ~ tathluics. The
American people aIr hst lscuming nation "l
dysI-piic- by their artificial mode. II liir. br's-
TIC Caihifits incrras- che tTrit-hiitN, ahi pros
tate the strength oftbc digestive orgius.
The pill. NV Offered arc especially dr'ign't
70 allay ihi. itutahily, ani at The same ti"s Go
invigorais and strengthen ai che functions 81 de-
grsiion. While ihey are gcnll hhali'r. Ihl
afe aRpd,nc. tonic aud Laxative. IhrS are %
mild and in,isufatiug that uas - uottcmindcdby
any d.lgr,ea5le effects that hr has taAen meli-
cine.
Bu.ine.. men. Stuleuts. Prois..iousl m'n, Ie-
uair.. aud all i',rs0n- icadiug cvuhu'd ur 80
deui,y lilc, .houh liy ih'm.
The undcr.igncd Physicians. cLecr'ul'y orfiliy
60 the high professional standing oi Df 'ohy ~
st,n.,rad, Doe 81 the oldest ani b,st physiciirs,
AMI 10 the e,rcllent q-alies Of DO. "Anli. to'i's
anl Tonic Pills" which se have us'i "a ou'
practice and highly approve
]. n. uib.on. " u. Dunham, Z T..
CT. COTTON, VI ~, C0WaHsVii's.
CHARLES BROWN, " u,
IS. FOSTER, VI u, Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, M, Barn'toa.
y. JENkS, " u,
a. ". COWLE~, VI ~. Silnstead.
John MElGS, ND,
JOSEPH BRE iDON, ND, Surgeon Il. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. ND. C1iiicook.
IEMuEL RICHMOND, Nd, Dr1b, iiug.
VI. q. Gi.iNES, " u, Compton. 4. D..
q. ~. sOMERS. VI ID, Magog, &. T..
J. RuTllERiO ORD, VI -, Ne~ro,t, W.
Prepared by Dr. VI. y. COLBY, -an.ics q,
&. b., and Drrby Line, Vermont.
Sold b, Df. Gu,t, 80. Pafi. Bates Co, Pa
ris; 4. ~. NoJr.. Norway; -. Porter, g..
Gerry, u. ". Nobh shi John u. kand, Nai'f.
Iofd. Nc. Young, West rausi &. T.. huighi,
BDant's Pond. -
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STATE OF MAINE.

TO ne People Of Maine
An additional number ol troops ~ required
hy the exis'ney OF the public service. and IL
raised Immediately. 1t 10 believed by those
~ho have the beet means OF knowledge, tina,
the war will be brought 20 = speedy and
glorious issue. or this number. the Presi'
Den, of the United States de.lres and expects
Tia, Maine should furnish her proportion
or quota.
Our gallant and patriotic State has done
her whole duty in the pa.t, and she " III not
ial,cr nor TAIL in tie present ror IN the Id
tura.
That her material interests may Ne pro.
tected AMI advanced that tranquility and
Yeace nav be restored throughout the land
that the Constitution and the Union which
have been 60 u, all. the source OF unmess-
urci blessings. may he prcteryed; that Lib
eriy, OF which they were the inspiration anu
are the selected guardians, may h. saved,
aud that the light of our great example NAV
shine brighter and brighter, 20 guide, To
cheer. aud to ble.s the nations TO aid IN
all these. | invoke Of the people OF this State
u prOmp, and hearty response TO this new
demand upon their p'trlo,Ism: and may
they all unite in the work TIA, Is before
then. each labotins in h.. own sphere. do
ING what he can by his example. influence
and .ympathy-prOlsrIns his treasure. his
time. his strength. his heart, and h' high
-; hopes 70 the cause .! hi. country
General orders wall BE- issued imm 'dlaicly,
giving authority Tor raising new Regiments
OF Infantry. and for calling into actual ser.
wee a rortion II the Unauthorized Militia OF
the State. ISRAEL WASllBURN. ia.
Governor OF Maine.
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a Farm of so Acres.

NOR sale in Norway, ,ing on the stage road
Il Ieadinr from South Paris % Waterford. be-
ing MIL. west of Norway vilhge. and east Of
Waterford Fiat. Said farm Is pleasantly situated
anil well wsisrcJ. anI ooaIsin. fae brick yard,
ssd ,h.te 10 a ready market Soc all the brick made
90 the same. The bailding. new and all will
he odd very cheap for cash. laguire Of NJ. y.
COLLINS on the premises, or WIN. l.. GOOD
NOW, Norway Village.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TINllE FARM Know, .. the kyes farm, situated
/ ~ the town ofGr,iion, Oxford Coun,y. sad
fifm contain. ahou, one hundred acre. and divided
a. follows: - acrr- 81 fret quality interval. -
acre. OF superior upland, all in a high state Of
cultivation, and cuts ,euly abou, 30 tons 81 hayi
the remainder, OF ssiul fifty ACRES, - suitably di'
y,dsd into pasiurage and Woodland. Boildings ~
good rrpaiT; stable 36N60. and never failing va
ter at both house and stable. Said ilrm ). ,iip.
u,ed within I 2 nile. III lBrown's Mills. - cali.
ed. and has been occupied as public house Too
the las, Few year. b, the subscr'ber; and u ia
FIST rate situation ior public house, q. u - on
the direct stage route from Bethel to hT'o'' ~
a., and the Lake country. The above property
will be son at a largiin, II applied ior soon, az
the snb.ofit-r is gu, Of health and w''he. TO en-
gage 10 some lighter Labor 90 business. Tor iur'
iher particulars IN relation 10 the aoye property,
reference can he had 10 Isaac !. York Of East
Grafton, 90 the subscriber on the premises.
BENJAMIN BROOKS.
Granon. Oct. %, isCi. 20
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