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SUMNER EsEsORTs.

COLUMBIA EALl.-LEBANON SPRINGS.
- Columbia County, New York. The pubs
acruer grateful m tInro many friends who -.
the visiting season Of last VEN, would rgaue.t...
r"iltli renewal OF their patronage, aud L,rety
tAAea lts method Of informing them and the Ir.u.
nc stheraIlN th't the Hotel has uulerl he ali u--
geHaSry improvements and the u-us 'hor..gu
Spring renovation, Jnd will be opened FOR tL. re-
ceptior OF guests on the 10Th day of NAV Arrsugr-
lhehts can be made tO accom- ..ldats with L,srd
my FAMILIES IN New York, or lseNhere, VIII dc.
NFn I" cave their boarding places, or break up
housekeeping ny the lst OF May 10 gs into The
.ttr. Lebanon Springs can bo reached nom
" YORK Nv cars via Hudson. twice day, also
i-.uuers every day, NN5ON PARSONS, Pro.
prletor ap2I Ancgl8h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-26
, DYsPEPTICs-lE You ARP s

70 DYSPEPTICS-IE YOu AEF ,Cr.
tering from Dyspepsia, Iudi.,ftnn Fstyle.rr.
'ss OF Appetite, sinking at the stomach. sc. you
\ u hnd speedy relief by using the best remedy
DIR. SMITHS ANNIHILATOR
fIo be had at Hoadley's 9I EIgbtb AVE-. D, mn
's', 40 Grand st Reade & Co.'S, $50 Alien cor
stanton 81 h'ade d Mi'ler's, cor. ave. d and
'',, st. an1 NJ Hoy cr~. second ave. and gO,t
brn't--iN nr.tu ~..... s. WI.
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A WEEKLY EDITION

~ IrS Ngw YoaK sur, lssuei every Tuesday, /.
wrappers for The fnail' TWO oSsrs sAoH 81 per 100.
srnSCHfrrioNs-PAIDI IN ADVANCE.
'Ir o"ry yosr 75lts Three copies year. o. 90
~ months 81 ~ Five copies do 81 20
0n 'lln'n copicH gratis Discount Of 20 per
-, single rte, on each cory over dve.
-. '7,ase Nt.n New York 50 ts, o,iiy klirsser
Aidre. rFtCtt A., 49,. 49, o..
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NV .rYLE OF nNANnnr1lrs rIIl..-


n, Ncv style i- % email hsud of paper urouni
tn' hHNo' Fusa d dire. tons yu the u-II De- pant.
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WANTED.

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOE OLD
soldiers-wautad forte sta I. ,. iu#lsry, au
old regular regiment able lotl.t unmarried m,u,
under the age of q: Pay 'tul s's &. -'l per
month. subsistence pay, cl,thl.g, and H.i OF
attendance, furnished frun ittr "i enlistment
Headquarters At Fort UaiAit o.. \. y. Marriott
NJ N drsirous Of eu'stug il tis regiment 'su aye
ply st the recruitiu. Soc, ~ F.E. h o.. :. T.
FERRIES, Second 1t. stu lufuuy. 1. Recruit
ing Ofcer. alis 20 li2
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An HONEST, SpBLR, IEJNiNOEItll
Ihyouug man, highly r,,Huw. llst v....s g..
fnd some place in tbe city. vl.'u. tH .u.A - any
thins, " la the country, g. ,,rr .,,. tnrl,uuE,
or do farm work. AlIrp-s fAEMIE ',N t.5,
Sun ufice e., ., l'.iI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-26

S10O BOUNTY AND ARELAH, OF
~ psy-No'ica e hereby sy,u u,g the
bounty" Will not be paid until Con- ret- I- b.. "a
HIoplauon. That claims flr ".IHHurg .l nHr"
III De audited as soon as r,aDl 81 ia t1ca tru
n further particulars inquire a. the i' .luiy sui
'nsion Othce," 81 White st. r.ll6'..,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-26

/ 'Nl lNllN,
= r... ia nni Liver Complaints are cnrsi D..
10. IutlA- r..uH.. l..rs ru,. ''lyts. su.
Ny d.. pu.. @. I.luta, & ItaaI.t't
nr.I ". 'iip
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year - th' 'nrfe strat lines %. anspo ration from
""d 'tne metropolis, aud tl.t ior a year of war.
STOCK EXCHANGE SAILS tRsT BOARD.
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Inn BOJNTN-W WIDOWS & HEIRS
lOOt drurpsod soldiers who enlisted Tor the
resent war, e.u now secure their Bounty md an
',ragcs q. Isy on application 70 &. ". MYERS,
'g Broad Huy, room 70. GtG.I-sIZ4
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SIH.pIERS AND SAILORS-TlIEIR WE
- d.v- nui heirs entitled to pensions, extra pay,
bounty n.l, Tire 600 bouu.y money or prze
a. neg, N... Gave ,EPgHse by having their claims
|rgtca Hy y. w, RYAN, Late Clerk Of tLr L.. s.
Pension Agency, 4ls Fulton 1t, cor Of Greenwich st
ruH. % '4n .luI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-26

- ~ rlll~ OPP. n H'i, rrlur.iv 'nr HN-lu.t .u.
,Nr., tr.H cod. .ur n.N ,.l... II prr N.N. l.f
..IFHz nu g., g.. N."'. tN.ur rat..I -
r.uh rL 90 lUN 8, O., u .H.rr. n !. m'l ,-I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-26
NlIID STATES NAVY
PRIZE MONEY OFFICE,

np1s 2Nc'la5 81 WALL ST.
hTIDoWS AND UEIRS OF SEANlEN
W 0.. Lost N.tl '' e.. : ship " Levant, IN,
.-'-, 'uI % those with the " Cumberlandu uua
',H"r.-." on 'th NJ r-a last eau have their
lmhrr -l Apll 2iausllQ
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
County Levy, 1852.

IN compliance with the provision of Section
i of Article % of the Code of Public
General Laws Of Maryland, the following
statement Of the levy for 1862, to meet the
current expenses of the County for that year,
is herewith submitted and published by the
direction of the County Commissioners Of
Allegany County:
The whole levy amounts to the aggregate
sum Of S35, 754gG, for the payment of which
forty cents in each hundred dollars, upon the
assessed property in said County. were levied,
which assessment amounts to Sc, 93S, 40 fer
the present year, exceeding that of the last
year 1878, 776. The assessment stands at
higher figure now thar at any previous time
since the general assessment of 1862. This
large increase is the result Of much pains and
labor on tho part of the Commissioners, in
putting upon the County books property and
persons heretofore unassesscd. 1t is proper
to state that SIS 900 of the above was re-
turned by The late Collector, 1t will be seen
that a State and County tax of $2,42g will
be thus secured not before realized.
The per centage for 1862 exceeds that Of
the previous year six cents in the hundred
dollars for the County tax. This increase is
owing to the insufficient levies of 1861, and
particularly JhoSe lOT tue ToadS, WniCh III
connection with several freshets within the
last nine months have rendered extraordinary
levies for that purpose absolutely necessary.
Tie amount appropriated at the late session
for the roads amounts to 57,430; for 1861 it
was only $2,847; 81. 500 were levied for the
use of the City Of Cumberland in accordance
with long established usage, but this levy
was withheld from the city for the last year
or two Had tho latter levy been refused,
and that for the roads been kept at the
amount OF last year, the per centase for the
County tax would have been less than 81
cents in the hundred dollars-which was the
levy for the year 1861.
The present levy for the Statctax is TWEEN
ty-fvo cents in the hundred dollars. It was
put at that rate by the act Of 1862. chapter
1856.
JACOB BROWN,
Clerk to Commissioners.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
~ it may concern, by the undersgn ed road
viewers, that they will on the ll.h day Of
August next, go upon the premises for tae
purpose of enquirlDg whether the public in
ierest require the closing up OF public road
la,d;n NJ, tom Town Creek Acqueduct TO Old
town r. AI,eoaoI county. And the opening
OF d new road leading from -i"ch no. o., On
the Chesapeake Il Ohio Canal by Ja,4.- NAV
thews 10 said OIdtoWn,
HENRY B. ELBls,
JAMES WILSON,
lii ~ JOHN FLETCHER,
- ''o@-iH- Viewers
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Estate Of Elizabeth KIce.
July "a. 1862.

MOTICE.isherebyg given that the subscriber
~ natl obtained from thc Orphans Court OF
Allogany county, Letters of Administration on
theIestats OF Elizabeth Rice, late of Al.5gany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby W. med to
exhibit the game properly authenticated. to the
subscriber, on or before the Path day Of JANUARY
1862, otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit in said estate. All persons in
S'ebtsd are requested to make immediate pay
: sent. Given under my hand this 9th day Of
July, 1882.
ISAAC RICE,
July q, ls62-5t Administrator
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
WILLIAM WALSH,
Trustee of John Caltan. Collector.
Order of Ratification.
Lewis A. krnistead

Lewis A. krnistead, ! In the CircuitCourt
Us. for AlIegany coun-
Elizabeth Armistead etal. ty as Court Of
Equity, No. 6Sl.
ORDERED that the sale made and reported
" by Charles B. Thruston, trustee for the
sale the Real Estate in the proceedings in
this cause mentioned, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 25th day of August next, pro-
yided copy Of this order be inserted. in some
rowsn,nc- printed in the Cityof Cumberland,
30 in caeb ofthre.- successive weeks before
90. ''..rust, 1869.
the 23d day OF nus- IF sale 70 he
The Report states the amoun.
SlOO. HORACE RESLEY, Clern.
Irue Copy Test-HQRACE RESLEY,
July 81, lsG2--3w. Clark.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Estate of keZiah Wilson,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Allegany county, Letters Testlmentary on the
estate of keziah Wilson, late of eaid county,
decd All persons having claims against saiu
decd are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
properly authenticated, to the subscribers, on or
before the 2ith day of January, 1861, otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate all persons indebted are re.
quested to make immediate payment. Givcr
under my hand this cath day of July, is62.
MOSES g. R0BINETT,
June 81. ISRo-9t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
NOTICE.

M wife TAef, having left m bed o,a hoa,,
w "4thont just cause, III persons ara bereh'
forewarned not to harbor or trGst her en- - ,
account, az am determined not to n,y ,n >
debit Of her contraction. f' ""'
July l0--3t MOSES l. RoRtvrr,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24

that la and
the Stae in he
zeto il
audi in
ifr
chargedthe proceedings
specially described Military Lots laid off by
tn Maryland wesw o
to
aaIe.@4 WILLIAM WALSH,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24

| Hanson Wilson straightning rotd $40 OF
| Wm Walsh, collector tor assessing
1853 taxables at so cts each 10 Ot
! Clerk to Commissioners for repars
! and expenses of Commrs room so 90
VIM Kilmer digging grave ! 50
| George OFT 81 graves 81 so
Philip Noll 5 so
| VIM Parr coffin . so
Brady & Startzman articles for jail 81
VIM Walsh assignee of A. Smith
undertaken Is 90
p. Helm & Go lumber bill II
O. q. Gephart witness 90
Jno Humbird assignee of A. Smith
s collins .-grT r.... 20 90
A. j. Clark assignee Of Fl, r, Atkin- '-
son 2I2
J. I. Megill articles for Jail Z 50
". Greenbanm . 80 SO
White Il Bro 4" &c " S. %
B. f. Garit7 keeper of court house 100 90
NJ. Rizer & Bro collins Il 60
George P. Thistle articles for Jail 80
William Evans Printers bill 3I4 G2
J.. o. Piper collins 500
Aowndes & Cramer assigIees Of
A. Smith coffius II so
S. Deetz cleaning cistern at Jail 800
8. Deetz S D. Strong Digging - --..
graves ) 100
X. II. Butler cUffins 60 90
Jacob Brown compensation for la.
Dor upon assessment books so 90
David Kent 10 repair bridge at Sell
bysport 10000
Elias Groves for delivering to Jail Oh.
Jno. Woodruff 3 %
FOXES AND WILD CATS.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Tobacco and Segars.

teIreceived and for sole a tullasqor.nGe J
y OF tobacco and Segara,
June = WM. Il. BEALL co.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
DR.. GEO. 3. FUNDENBERG

As resumed the practice Of Medicine OF
- flCE aud residence on Center Street,
ghrifers ROW IN the house lately occupied by
James Schley. Esq. Nav !. '6a.
MAfhfRA1Es' BLANKS
For sale a. this0lles
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24

Harvey and lily. Child
John kuntI
Martin Riser and r Hook
JohU J. Jacobs heirs
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24

j. Dixon Roman President
OF the Hagerstown Bank
benjamin Galloway's heir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-18
A Canadian Remedy

For Couirr,ss. IrreCE 'd1ig ard D'tl'fy Of
ne DigsHIrs O'g0HI. IHdHdHV Hfddorh,.
Ldsuipds, .NsrroutrSti. GcHri ProGrd-
hoH Of "a, Mad and BODY. Pardgai, 80.
A MOMENTS reflection ought h. cOnviaes
n .~n.ibl, nan u the flI, aad dagger of con.
.isn,ly do.in. with ciihsfuc medicines. The
puci,ce !, pstnicious ~ suicidal. Nucsrsf'srcs
OF loriy ,-af. ha. uaght m~ ihit 'he oonsisaily
Increasing evil. ~ iniiges,ioa are isatulJ aggn.
waited ~ tho t"o tee us~ % tathHuics. The
Amsr'cas People arr lat bsrlming naiion Of
d,sp~p,ic. Nv their artificial mode, ~ iii,. Dns.
tc Cathartics incrssse th- ifft.bil'ty. AMI pgos-
tf,is The .tsagth of zoe digestive orgin'.
The pil,. %. offered are especially d@'ignsd
o. atty thi.ifuislnl'',. sai 81 the 'iDe is.s 10
ins ignrsie .ni .,feag li the iun,iiouE Of d.
sts,ioa. ~h!lr ihsy afs gcsii, hssli,e. They
or. sb"i,n., tome sai LSaliI.. They ,n -
mid .nI in'igpfsling that 90. 70 no, reminded bN
an, d,sagfcca5s effect. that he has taken neil.
cine.
Bu.in,.. men. Stuisnts. rroi,.'ior.l men, ".
msl,,, anil al Person. lsailng contasd ~ 90
d.uiar, l,F. .hosh iry lhsai.
The un,irr.igpri ph,.i,isn-. ,hrrr'ulN c'T'iV
~ The hIgh pfois.si1u,l standing 81 NJ colby 4
San.ts.i, 90. 81 The uLlc.t snI bsst physi'ia1',
anil o. the -Nrrllsai Yualirs Sf be "Auu Co'ti's
sni Touic Pills" vhlch wr have esd "a osi
pr,ci,es aai ishiS sTprlVr
J n. Gib.oa. VI u. D1aham, & T..
CT. IuTTON. ND, Co~snUili-.
CHAEIEs BEOWN, Nh.
So. FOSTER. " 10, ilom~
NORW,N CLEVELAND. VI II. Bsrhsloa.
y JENkS, u.
CIV. COwLE>. VI u. Sua.tsad.
JONI NEiGS. ND,
JOSEPH BRE NDuN, NO. sutgson u. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. VI u. to,tcook.
LEMuEL RICHMOND, VI u, D,.b, LiB..
VI q. GliNE>. " u, 1ompion. 4. D..
a.. a.. SONERS. VI II, N.gug, q. T..
J. RUTHERFORD. VI II, Ns~po,t. VI.
Prepared b, DR.. " q. COLBY, stan.tsa :.
4. g., and Dc'by Line, Vermont.
Sold b, d.. Rust. -. Pans. Rate. 4 Co, Pa
RE; 4. -. Moves, Norway; ~. Porter, J q.
Gerry. u. ". NobL ani John u. Rand, Water
ford, Mr. Yousg, West Pans; G. y. kn,ght.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-18

A HoosiEs AT ruE A.roE. We met on
the train an elderly IlOo.,er. who had been
- the .ho. case exhibition q, New York,
and wbo had sscn the IA 20 Sro ne. q, be
called IT,
"D,I you remain long in New York p
vs asked.
Well. no." he answered ,houghifully
"Only Two days, for ls1w there vas right
sn.r, chance Of starving - death, and In
OpPn-sd to that -ay 81 :'ing down. lpo'
up 10 one VI their i.sern.. and allowed
~s. gu,ng % D. treated 20 the whole"
" Where did you .iop?" aid We inter
ripping hin.
" Az the A'Or House lallow you dOn''
se,eh me in no such place again. They
rups a gong. - they call it. four time,
after breakfast, aud then, when went =
eat. there ~ssn's any Si,,ls- on the table. .
"whAt VAS there" Ne inquired.
"Wsll. .aid the old nan. enum-raiin:
thB item, cautiously. a. u from fear OF Om,s
sion-" th,rs Vas clean plate wrong sil'
W. a kri!s. q clean tox.l, .plit spoon, soS
. hand ball. end what vas vor.e." aidet
the Old nan. &" the insultin' niger up and
sskSI ne what wanted. "Fahlg," said I,
I" Srias on yO.r riiiiss and ~ hep ny,,ifr'
fEIehangs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-18

Oyr ~ rHE MuBrEs Agar ort~o
-r-s. a Mr y 49, elected 70 rerF-sen, the
town o. Sse'bourns. Y. II 10 the L'sislA.
,uts. II. s.s PLAIN farmer, toll % sound
-.r.-. and ready Tor any rsAl work ,ha, ~a'
,s,i-d. When be made bis appearance Al,
,ts state House. i, mus, be confessed that
b.. f1.i ,4,eull, W. anything but i-shiona-
be H.. bat vs.a rrl,c Of an,iquiiy-hr'
ec7r., trock and trow-sr. q svnuin~ dap
n. gray. hoa~pob-hi, shirt. bosom the
rraiuct Of his wife, own loom, and b..
bit. ~ thick ard substantial covhide As
81 D. entered the lobby. there we're several
Young e meutcr. " standing sbou, the Gre,
au1 ,upposins TIE now e5ner 10 be only =
,-iior. they merely casts glance at his
weather. brOwbed iaoy, turned up Their pose.
At hi. vcrdaut look. and then continued
iLeir courer,atiOn. Il. took sea, near the
stove.
No roo- her, Cor ,.,i,or..' said Ons Of
.hs PPaa..
.'On. Am m-mh-r.''
- YOEA member 80 uttered the fr., speak
er
SArtip," responded B., in mild tone
Where frOm''
- Shslburns "
"wel!." sad the fa.h'Onably dressed
9" member" With a disiai0isl look =, the
rsush e0Ar,s trc-. Of the farmer, " haven't
tie folk. 10 SssIbarns any BODY else &c send
here -
"Oh. as fer that matter. :" responded NJ ID.
u. With perfse, :ood nature. IL s'PO.e
there arr q good many men there that sno..
noro'u DO. 81 iLey Aaigt a1y Of en- SGT
cay clOil,s iLsi'S IL 20 rslr -
TIE aodsins, SER AoOrsG, and before the
.s-.ian closed. they found ,ha, the "nsnber
from Shs,borns" could see hrOssa Cue.
ton as far as they could .eO around IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Rhl wANrs-A remedy for burned
,ides (Burp.'des
An iri.hpsn on being ssied at breakfast
low he came hy " tha, black eye, Mid be
.tp' ON his h.I
TIE discovery Of truth by slow. prcgrss'
~. mediation I. wisdom. lniui,ion Of
truth. no, rrecedcd BY psreep,isls media.
Ton. .. genius.
lie ihA, would snjoy tie frui, must not
gather the eo~er.
Young Giles. Who Is jus, beginning to
ieun French. wants tn know hO~ IL IL. u
rssy lave no W in tina, language. " that
'seu chaps 'pell wagon"
Tie roe, say, The wind kisses the waves
That. suppose, !. tire celebrated "I'. i0'
o. b'cs :" about which We have beard %
uurh
A~sg passing BY house which had been
.'mo., consumed BY IRE. inquired whose It
-.. Bsip, told that il Was hatlsr'.-
Al 80 said be, then the lOs will b
M
whea Bon. one Of the wise men Of
Crsecc. saw 40 en,iou, ps.On looking very
t-irc,,d. be .aid 10 hin. &" I am at lO.s to
I'll whether any good fortune has hsppsnsd
70 another person, or any bad TO yourself "
waA possr. r.,,has Asd pe,ard.
~. ten2-s oA Az e~f R,sr-svgsFd.
Thee linc- we're got up BY newspaper
vass n the oera.'on q IN. Surrender Of Fort
sumter. The Kentusky Banner give, re-
TT, which !. eOOd, thOOsh We have waited
tug iarit:
VIII r,l-l. al rcs,rd ssl s,iuE ~dh fear,
", teadsf JEFF DAVIS COZ Foo's 10 h'' rear.
Ala recent meeting OF parish. solemn.
.,rai.lt.todied. aud mo-, exemplary dsacon
admitted rvTort. IN writing. Of the dos
,,ute widows aud other, standing 10 need
,-,,...tApcs in the parish. "Arc!oo sure
,ncsn." a.lst sao,hei solemn tro'ssr,
thai You have embraced all the wiiou''
Ii, ,a.I he believed he tal done . DO, Il
Nv lld SCen omitted, ;bs Oniss.51 could
. ,.rrcc;cd.
Tie HambollI Tine. tells fearful earth
,gas, story. whersio 10 says iAe ground at
Ma,,J.s opened 50 far a. to snsulrh eO''
snI Immediately shut. eru.hin: the coz,
-,e-pt III, tail. Which euriOu'ly enough
,,cs. ou, a. mopumrn; Of her al end,
Tl.,in,,ius Gent. Ito rrye,ei0O. l'''l'
y % are NC, little cir you shall he
uy tcv when you grow up
&" 40, I thank you doD't~an' to have
eu.,aDd b., aun, Be,'y does. heard
her .ay 80"
s.p.a,iOn on tie par, q aunt b'-'y.
Tr- longer ~s 1--we. ,hc nearer Nsw Year
day. arp~sr together. wh-u We ~'re by
%. prod between me Nrv Var. day AMI
rp.rter appeared to ~ a century Al the
prs.-nt time they srr,ar TO b. separated
tu, ~ y-sr. but N r,t, The fewer years
y, ave q live. the shorter tho.' years ap.
par 90 -. When ~ rrcol'ect tie quanti
" OF rheumatl.m AMI light that OIL people
base 70 pot OF si,h. the aPParen, 'horines'
81 tie year, - them .,su. lake a special
prs ienOs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-18

orvoap, ss.-A, q Court of Probate held II
rs,i.. within ssi fa' III. C.as,y ef Osisfd.
"a The third Tuesday al Msth, A.p.l 1861.
JAMES N. CHAPMAN. named executor IN
~ aosT,sia Instrument paspsft,ns 10 10 the As,
vii and testament u sarah J. Waksu late OF
o>iosi IN .aid Ccssiy. Jeccsssd. h.,'us pses~a''
ed the .am- SIC Probate
orisr.d. tia, the sa,d s>sea,or give ne,e, 20 .
Ill persons Interested BY sAasiss copy OF ,h''
order To h. psbl,.hed three w-sk, 'sses,.nsy
III. O>iofd Demaers, printed NJ ra'. hs, my
may appear al Probate Cosr 10 % ass
:, ,ss a,,L,sl In the ess.ooa, add shs~ cause u
an, tho, have, oh, the aid Instrument shcolf
,.,, 10 s,c,.d. srprv,sd sod allowed 80 the Last
III AL t..tamsai Of sa,d dercas.l.
4. W. WOODBURY.. Judge.
A trvs eopy-a,'ssii
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY
yJ,IlIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. Zee

V,nIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. freel
81 all the co'nnon eomp"aen,', ,neh 40
Op;,,,., or Esp.ciorsni., Which not oalS 'un
down III, ,.i.a. hot d..uo' oil ohsae' o, ouf''
.,ll h. iouai on trial 10 posse. the iolIo-'ns
prut-,,ie.. All 10 Which the n'., ,sla'b'e 'o'i''
.,on,.I. ma, h. Iound in the PAM hlt..
For whooping Cough, aud .. soo'hihE
S,,up. Il m--is every sani, snd 10y earn zoe si'
,.,. ID. largest proportion 81 upiD'es IN chi
dc. .bieh can I.e traced To Wh.p,ns Cough.
IL o.Iina,, Cough. aud Bronsh'al Complaints,
The L,,,tanasf. on Ion,umpi0o, It, splendid ton'c
prpp.ri,e. make IL not only the NEST perfect .ne'
an, 20 disease bat build. Up and ,n,t,in' the 'S,-
ten as.in.t . recurrence ~ the Complaint. NO
out..,, ,LnuLl h. ~iihOai Il, n'r should psrs"t'
tail Ia get a pamphlet, To he found With all deal
,t., as the only way TO Do justice TO its 'alue'
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MARTHA u. BARTLETT. Ad~'s.

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE Whsssa.
~ David Miich.ll. ofAlban, 10 the Cooat, Of
ONiosd asi STATE IT Maine. b, h. deed of mort.
sage dated March 8, l-6J. dolly recorded ~ The
ONlsid Rsgi.iry ~ D--Si.. box lsO. page 25'
conveyed 20 i,.s1 CSmmIug. Of Ahsus sttrsasd's
or5taia piece Of All With The bdild'n:s taefroa,
hiog IN sat Albsny csa,aiaias hieen acres mor-
90 is.., r.Isrsncs TIA. had 60 ,s,d Dorgsse deed
&c iul descriptions; .ad ~bef,s. the ssid Dsncl
Cumnings, Oa the ssh day of March. ts6O duy
sshscr,bss. Which a..isa',eal ). dial, r,curaed in
,,id Registry, box III. p.gs. las sad 10. nov
th.fri,se, the eoodtioa 81 s.ii M0ugsx. deed
having t-.a bfokra, hereby clam 10 toek,se
the .am. astec.bly 10 the statute. IN such eases
Hsde and pfOsided. sErii CURTIS.
P.,,. Mach 81. ls62.
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L.f. ATwOODs
Improved yeg.,aLae Physical Bilious
JAUNDICE BITTERS.

Thi. i. a.. effective cur. for JsunJiee. Head.
ache. D,,pep.ia. Worms, DirIine's, Los. Of APP
p,,i,s. Cold. and fsssu, and Darling faias. il
eIe.n.s. the blood iro'a humors. and molsisns the
skin, aud .. ai.o good Zoe Livrr Complaints ,stran.
guy. Dropy, Coop, and Phihisie.
K,spALL's Mills. January 18th. 1861.
Ia, nay e,f,fy that iAars spp'sfsd H. H.
Hay, DDEg,d, NY Sois G,susi Ax,si for h,'ais
Of ny fap,grsi Vegetable PAynesi B,lioI' Jssn.
dc, Bhiu,. aad fro~ fAis date Ell s,ds's ~sst BE-
.iI,s...,i TO Nh P,tissd. Ne.
LIP. ATWOOD.
u. u. Hall. Druggist, agent Cor Bethel. aud u.
=. Bate. h Co., Pare. For sale by Dealers in
med,e,aes generally.
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Real Estate for Sale!

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated 90
i the y,ll.g' II AaioNsf toirsr, knoSn q. 'he
Cto.sstt s.t,IH, o. insfy owned sni o',"p"d b,
the late lew. Cr.cksit ind y. u ru'Aeii, aai
,nlfr rrssnlD W. the ate Do. :. \. Alsn, aad At
pr,,srt o,cup,sd ny Nalhan Dresser lh'' prop
81, cnau.t. al ahbut siSis'n acre. Of '"', ."r~-
,ios aad, 18th a osafl, ns~ ? Sor,cd hous' haili
aud dashed ~ the most superior mannef, SIN q
good ,nd ssll.Gn,hrd barn. sboaI 10 by - ieet.
ani suitable outhaidings.
Ala, the Taysfa siani sdInin'as ahi the siof.
All ut On which h.t,nd.. on the opPo'''s side 81
the rosi. =,
The a,ove propeti, I'LL h. cold ln~ ! applied
E.r ..,an, snd isf,ns Of pa, meat made Easy.
For particular. ia9u,fc Of the subscriber. o.
I'Io,,, Co,p.,. l.. e, ALLEN.
Ande,er. sept i't,is6O.