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' question: How can anyone be ashamed Of
that which is the crUwning glory Of woman d
existence" She said.
Lucy was troubled and sho turned away her
face TO hide the bushes that latLed il. Ne
one need 10 ashamed Of being loved dare say,
but am very young to think Of these things,
much less talk about ihtm.
" roie up Just as Mr.. Lane lifted you from
the ground and ho seemed very, very anxious
like a loyor fancici. That was what put the
idea in my ind"
CLARA poke quickl, AID a sudden crimson
swept across her own forehead
Lucy shraLk with sensitive terror from thi'
method Of foaiching out secret, which sho har
hsrdlyJ Acknowledged to hsrs,li before th'
morning.
This Is urkini, Mss Antcr.on,' sho said
wish t,are in her eyos. cannot permit anyone
to que 'iou mo in this way. Remember how
young / am-how long it is since We have seer
each otler."
Clara looked ,i her earnestly, and a shade Of
g,a,lc hclirg softeCtd tho brightness Of her
eyes.
Yes. 10 suahird and I have no right T.
,n.oy YOU" -ho sad "st,l, # you would
,niv 10 'r.i k with no.
vii bc frank atd tell anything that one
.il has a iirh' toa.k Of another, but canuot
Listen to su.h vtlds I en- suro you did not
thiak how strange they were
"Uh yes, / know, answered Clara with a
faint laugh, "lut have gone through with
vor'c things 50 often that ali this seems gentle.
liar IA usage has made me rude
" You voro no, always 80, answered Lucy.
"ott ! ts'o say dii not mean it nov, Jut J aul
rot wei yet, srd 20 nervous. fho continued
with qD,yeiing hps-' p ay rgyo mo IL / hlvo
teen iuIst.lt.'
diI not ui,an TO wound you, lhrro txi.
reason why I have assed 10 ,vkwdrily ard
10 sp ilaby ways, II you loo ,tit man " u,d
j. d.t.os yoUu.t.h TO anss.t Bo, franknos,
Do. .ht .aN. av,,lt Of pin
Llcy Do o. o, hlioI vita tst6, aal her chook,
DO D.. arg..v.
},Il'y, 10 tight 10 ak the question
L.t . ~ ,....rs ho what they may--li you
pi,ll n / , oujd rather rot hear a word, that
.D,ll .co,n o., if had an interest IN him.
t.ss face lighted up 1t was a beautiful and
rf-'mia tou8 change, sho Na' so anxious 10
rav, l,r iurs oortJaiict,d that her heat
..,f GO th.. y.guo sr,o'h as denial.
Le. ,uaiol t., sudden change in her tea.
'...s. .aohar,, sJch ls IoN human blinss afo
..r.n..,l and ,miied,
l.Nv 7 asa ey,iinF &, gi,o y.u pie.
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RAILROADS.

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE III
" FOR THE nd
WEST, III
VIA vi
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD II
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILRoD.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEPoN u
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD I
DAILY SUNDAYS ExoEPTEn, As FoLIOwsI r1
Prom Cham0ers st. From Both st.
ll:OO 3;lh 300 p. ". 1880 A. NJ, $40, $50 =. -
Montreal and Buffalo Tram, with sleeping cars,
lO:l6P.M. iO:4aP ?.
CONNECTING Al ALBANY WITH EEw YORK onSxE
,,,,,,,,,,,-- ,,,, RAlLAoAn 35,,,,,,,,, rGR M
ROME. and Stations on BUFFALO, 81
bame and wstortown NlAGAkA AdH EAIbiasp Ibiasps,
h,lldruad. SlSPENSloN "AAA
SYRACUSE.
AUBURN, GENEVA. GANANpAlouA' iiS!I "
Trains in connection leave bltfhLO Anl pOC1
PENsioN via LAKE SHORE, BuFFALo AnSI
LAKE HURON AND GREAT WESTERN RAIti
ROAD, FOR HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETkODd
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MlLwAl KlE, FOS ~
LAC, LA CROSSE, MADISON, PRAIRIE D3
CHEN, GALENA, DUNLElTH, DUBUQH, Pnpd
RIA, ROCK ISLAND M sCATlNE, IOWA CTTk
BURLINGTON QUINCY, sPklNGFIEl.D, A
TON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRR HAUrk, q
nIANAPoIIs LCNIsVILLE, CINCINNATI. .DA,
TON, COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and al poir
WEST, NORIIlwEsT and SOUTHWEST. 4
NORTHERN kOl III,
Connecting with trains at Troy, with TIiON =.
BOSTON aud RENs. u SARATOGA ROADS, 9
Il SARATOGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAND, BUI
LINGTON, ST ALBANs, HOUSE POIn
PLATTSBURGH, oGDkNsBCh"h' AoSrhAA.
&c, &c. ocN rp,rys
Leave New York a. followsi
Fran, Ckanbcrs street. From ThiFIieth streo :
PoUgikeepsie trans A. 80 a. NJ. and 1926 Al
n, and Il anu G.lb Pm. GIor.M'
Peekskiu train, $50 A. 9.t6 A, N. and 4.2b r. y.
sing SIM Sing 'iga Train, H. s.i5 An 1910 NJ and $40 p
SE- FREIGHT ARRANGEMRNTs by this roa
| 80 0loye WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, hroi
,he Dctota ia CuAHHERz AND CAsAL STREETS, al
gt ain times as JdroTdJ!s made bD other RditrN
| cor. pduis8. The facilities Of this great NKN
| YORK ROUTE 10 the West commend Il " 81
/ confidence Of merchants and shippers for promp
Passenger trains with SMOKING and sLkEI
| ING CARS run in connection on the New Yot
Il Central Road.
For particulars as 10 local trans and freighi q,
| rangerncntH inquire az the DEPOT, o3 Warren s.-
| I,l2 tApaO'2A A. Y. SMITH, supennteDlisr
TROY AND BOSTON oSa
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD,
/ Direct route Tor
1 MONTREAL. OGDElASBI re-, BILL
LOWS FALLS AND BOSTON,
FouI trains daily between
TROY and RUTLAND,
| FAST DAY EXPRESS
TRoUGn TO MONTREAL AND odDEssBUES.
Passengers leaving Troy by this line, At ia.ibl
/ M, will reach Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montral
/ and ogdensburg, same time with those leaving a,
/ hours earlier via any other route.
NIGHT sLEEPINa CAR EXPRESS
EIRoUGH TO MONTREAL And oaDkhsBuaa.
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INSTRUCTION,

RANlO TAUGHT IN TWELVE Less
- iUr 20, Is H. &. DOBSON, the great Ame1ck
h"Il''t. III" pupL guaranteed one p-,inRrJ
tlhr each lcsslu. Amer the ~ lessons the a.
VII he learned one Opera free OF charge. Hch
DObsON, POO He,ckGr n ~ es,'rie,
Sl WRITING CLASSIs-TEN WRTT.s
VI lessons 81, or 20 e. 81. J,pk toepila a. v
month, or $40 le. aons uniiui'tet; arftiinptr Nj
nuHg SlO per q ,,rtoi Is ys-ins zach. PAIAer
Ne camille Coles -. c? D Ser, n. Y. 2s3 Fsr
/, Hruully a ca. ..IeS,
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EOR THE PILES
L Dr. UPHAMs vegetable ElectuAry Is = certain
cure f1r piles i'm every form. In the worst cases of
this d tressing affection, and whore all other means
have failed the patient must consult the Doctor rer-
srnally al hia Office, 8ST Fourth st. DR.. Upham has
1eyoted speCia attention 10 this disease for more
than 20 years and may be consulted In relation ~
tlis or any other complaint, from O'Clock IN the
morning until O'Clock In the evening, at his men-
cn office ssT Fourth n, Sd door from the Bnwery'
be,wocn Bowery and Broadway. +. C. WILLS n
Co, General Agents, lib Franklin st, N. Y.
"a T2acs196
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NO CoNsIMpTIyEs-A PREACHER OF

Il the Gospel, having cured his son ofConsumption
in s worst stages, after being given mp h. die by the
most celebrated physicians, desires u make known
the mode of cure, which proves successful in every
sumption, and he will send II free Of charge TO all
who desire It and will forward him their address
Address DANIEL ADEE, S5l Pearl st, New york.
Ialb 94ac'ils
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WRITES Expressly for the New York Fan.
HUNTED DOWN
ny MRS. ANN S. sTErHENs'

her lin her fever brow contracted itself and she
began to breathe heavily. The or bad opened
noiselessly and the young horsow n1u cano into
the chamber, and drew close TO the bcd. 4 pale,
anxious face /, was that looked down upon that
sleeping girl. Again Lucy frowncd, and put
up hsr hands vaguely, as If she 'e, dlr.'cr nigh
L. her dreama
'Lucy-Lucy VI ul.ou.'
Lucy started from her pill ts- nerves
wcro SO shakon by her I'll thai $4,000. : -mc
her, but she recogri1lI tie ..li.r md
her head fol- back, she + lt w.,> ..' r.,ta r
the surprise.
81 vas sorry - irtu'e h.-. '. s told
me below thai you hll uoru VA. i'. t'ou'
L9cy Moulton, ones W. 'scrs -.' 'i s.'!s togo
ther, and ~ come too
,Oh YOU are very Liod ildcoi. 'L n w.rc
Won no. 90 to mo?" SAID Lazy co.Hy, I rs-
Incmbsr whom yod were in the h,.;1o. classes,
andIarcw scholar 90 ono was moe obi ,ing
10 = sirTge girl
Was l." said Clara mcurnful'v, II do no
knov. 10 pleasant TO Nave th. r1vc. % ho'p
s.y enc.
IIctyuj-. -ouris1 so m n.uf, hl. 'hs'a r.,lin;
ctp,lyV .Ii,.upiu Lacy sh'a.. r,. tenomh,r.
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Sbo L,l' fii, herself ur tir l.Nl,. ..H su..
pN;cd hr- L,ad on l,- ar.. uI... Clara
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AZ TCuES 6JE EwELRY.
"a NEM AND SECOND nAND PIANOS.
M E2DLCINES.

GURF YOUR COUGlll-TAR AND WILD
NCherry Bark have long held very high p 7itpu
~ curative f1r affections Of the Lungs ant Throat,
by tie medical profession, and the public in goner-
a. By new chemical process M. CAHfbELL
has combined tie active principle 90, :, ,,r no conn
r.urd vi ich lp des. yug'us az the SYRUP OF TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, or C"rsus, Gods snre
Throat, bronchitis, DO. II ~ unttrtt's,si. Give II
trial Sod 1t tie low IriH Twenty -l', yentH Per
sitlt, los tho proprietor, SAM VI CAMPBELL
Chemist and Al utLc,ary, 5. W. cot stu ave and
3Gth II. AIsn at McDuua'd's Dry G'ods store 300
Rpwery. Sold wholesale 10y Messrs. s hieHo.in Bro
a c., cor william and Br'kmsn as. Ais Hr sale
Furman's Rheumatic LIimens, price y cents Pr
bottle. dl9 Eat'lle
DR. BONE, OFFICE 50 w. 10th ST-DlS-
Deases of tie heart, lungs liver, Kidneys uloer'
,ed throat, chronic rheumatism, epilepsy or hts' old
ulcers milk legs, eruptions and all skin diseases
cured Dr. BONE vii refer n many cured of coa-
sumption aaer they we.e pronounced tncnrHnle'
diG g4sl52
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Entered according TO the Act Of Congress In the
Clerks Once Of the District Court OF tho southern
District Of New York, In the year one thousand
eight hundred and siXty-two, by Moses b. beae!1
Propric'yy O Tie New lvrk Bun.
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TAPSCOTTs LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

TAlSlOITS LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The suhscrlyrs continue T. grant certificates ~
passage 10 and irom Liver Hn', 10y their hvurite
me %. packets, comprising IN part tho following
4mrs:-
WM.TAPsCOTT RHTRAT.D ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOCGHT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENZ. ApAMS, CONSIELLATION,J. J. BOYD,
WESl POINT, ESCORT PlItENlA,
JNDEllW RITER,SEA FLOWER CAMBRlAN'
Making, together with others, ship every hVv
igys
The HhscrilCrs are uls1 agents f1r the
\ LINZ OF LONDON PACKErS,
For all Of which they grant certificates On ADeIN
terms.
REMTTTANCES TO IRELAND, dc
T. & Co. also continue g. issue drtlt-, payable o.
demand, through lut England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, With AL particulars, may hehad on eP
pication az 10y letter, enclose postage stamp 70
TAPSCOTT & Co, So South st New YORK.
| jaS 24ac'lO6 TAPsCOTT, SMITH d CO. LiVerpo"!
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TuE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL VIII

THE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
Il suffer from rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore
Throat, Pains in the Back, Neck, DC, should not
fsll 10 get battle Of Furman's
RHEUMATIC ANNIIILATOR,
which Is sold At the low price ~ TWELVf CT NIs
nor battle and they vii, find that besides It's cheap
ness, that 1t is Justly termed "The Poor MANS
Friend" 1t can be had IN New York-at CANT
BELLS Drug Store, cor. Eighth ave. and E7th ~,
1916 u Bowcry 212 Division st., III Dl.'7y' hl''
cor second ave and 3Oth st.i also cor. Ann Tn'
stanton -ts, and cor. Ave, and Houston. IN W.
uamsburxh-,t 40 South second 81 cor, SCUM otu
AMI sth SIS. prtlg store, Wythe ave, letT, Cymer
and Tuylor sts, and by AL respectable drNF .i7ts
aR1- Dour Gail 20 Try il. JAZZ SlAe'
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nLD BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
P.,sserEtrs FROM oI tp Liverpool hy the "luwing
f.st uass packet ships sailing on the
bth aud '4th uf each muitli
Adelaide, Cultytor, RusCuS
Australia Cyuusirp, John Bright
Bel Woods Chancellor, Thornton,
Brids,"ater Constitution, Universe,
DRAFTS ON TIE ROYAL BANKS
or IRfLANp, IIsTEH BANKING CO.. ASD ALL PAgIa
oY ENGLASn AND SooTLASD.
al4 eiacs1.O WILLIAMS d GUION, 90 Fulton 81.
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nR. &. FAYLING'S PILE SPECIFIC.
~ A sure cure for the bleeding, blind and Itching
pilcs. Price % cents. sld 10y druggists generally,
Elmer n AMEND, 1893 Third aye,l Agept,
III 2iag'i26
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SI6D PIANO-FORTES. e1
w Wa ara novv abia ~ ofFnr Aha vi
MEDXCE1R@.

FOR THE PILES. ca
Dr. tPllAM's Electuary is certain cuse
Iflea, Costivencss aud Liver complaint, B. a
p G. WELLS Co, il5 Franklin 81. and Il a
fhAM's Medical Office, 8,I Fourth At, "a H.
hom the Bowery, between Bowory aud Br,ar d
iaG T2arsIs9in
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DAssENGERs FOR EUROPE

DASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
Il By order Of Secretary Of btate, all passengers
eaving the United States are required to procure
passports before going aboard the steamer.
Passengers will not be sui eCted h. any trouble or
delay in procuring them, they call for Instructions
At the Company once, 10 Broadway, ~ Y.
JOHN g. DALE, Agent.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
landing and embIzing passengers at QuEENs-
TOWN, Ireland. "
TIE Liverpool New York and Philadolphia Steam
ShiT Company intend dsp,t hing their Nnl-ppw-
cred Clyde-huild Iron steamships as iulIow'-
KANGAROO. O.........,.......S saturday, jan lSth'
CITY OF NEW YORK. Saturday, jan 2'lh.
GLASGOW ..''.. .'oN1IlAy' l'. ~
and on every succeeding Saturday. at noon, from
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN. .,.......:.........&i OO
do ~ London. ....,,, $50 ~
| bTEERAGE. ''''''''' f"u w
| do toLnndon. ...... tS3 %
steerage Return Tickets good ter six ., IN
| Passengers forwarded 10 Paris Havre, Hamburg,
| Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, At reduced
| through rates.
Persons wiAang 70 bring ou, their friends can
| buy tickets here.
For further information, apply at the Company'i
JOHN G. DALE, Agent
ll7trla IS Broadway.
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l. LAFAYETTE FRE INSURANCE CoApAi
OF BEOOELYk

THE Company insur's prope ~ ~ al kinds azaas
L't' or D"niag, - FIRE, ON a. favorable tarTnsn
similar lndituti,ns !,
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lNHHMANCIs.
ElRLMAN'S TPUST INSURANCE q !
PANl OF BROOKLIN.
CASH CAPITAL. SlEp.COO

"''-'1'-r NV a - ~, - ~ INoUkANCE O1inl
CASH CAPITAL, SlSu,COO.
Ou,.t n; C"nu street Opposite City Halp. ird
No. Wal street, near Broadway, New YorhS NJ
OtK'ii. sd on thO principle ~ paying one half th
profits ahove ten per cont 10 the Widows and hs|
Lhaus FUND Of the Fire Department. Of the Ca,a Il
Brooklyn. an
DREcroRa. al
George Hail nj Rornrr John sobsnoL d
Aaron AneFrsw Liv Miller Frei. # P-s
Thomas Jsfl Nrhru'h Enig ght u ChittandJus
Harm hu," u.c-til.. 'tt ]. ll.u tui VIM II Csry Of
M'u u Gouln NBuut wycl.anJ p-epl Il HAl
Ptt'r puryto IHFuu,hyhmsmiil FAnobeky
J"na u Stewart Israel Vcl.oi Pete, u Andsr7 ii
a lsw is Thorn, NJ n 5 Warren snsle
Hobart Ford Richard L Buck G n Lippu
Cmwh1dC SniiL william Board Tj Iiniiord ",
hory = Pr,k Henry II PlcrlInwm wall al
J"hh clover M.f.t'u- CyJoseph IA FiAs
The Coupmy continues e. insure Buidin
NE. 'noHe DWo.rE. Household Furuitu
We. ..rI. 'u port aud l4or Cprrups and other pr,o.
~ e. nsi l"ss "r damage uy Ere, on ~ t,vors
Aih l'flA teiih3 az other IN 81 C''lsi Cpmpaniaa,
WIN. Rt'RREII,, Secretary.
>. n. W. lCkOlf, Jr, Assistant 5oc ds
NIAGAgA FIRE INSURANCE COMPAYs
~ u Wa. suo,t.
A.ict fcb /, 1851 S"9 91S
This .umrony continues t. insure At t,e low,
in''-' AMI dlu" the usual return t. the assured
JONATHAN u. STEELE, Preadcu-
l.. g. lRNISG, Sacrrtry. -riI
p NoTNNN, Ass- soc'y. ca
L LtrAYETTr FIRE INSURANCE cospAin n'
or BROOKLYN. a
go ,.,., nsI1C', BRANCH or10a Si
va ,hioN STEEL I, Ia WALL STKEIirl
BROOkINS NEN YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS a.,
THs Company insur's property ~ al kinds asals
L'fr or Dsnlas' ) Fire, ON a. favorable tarTnsn
similar Institutions. -
TTJNI5 J. BRRoKrI, PI ny y,
JAMfS Il. t1iOMPrON, Jt, Seo,y.
GEO. W. HUNT, Ass .tlns.
n
ntRKJ JrNRA. ~
lEI NisLl. BERGEN, JOHN x. PRJEKN,
ANDw. FITZGERALD. SAMUEL VAN WYun.,
hlkAA r. 81. JOIN, ALEXANDER McCUk
LDN'D T.BAIRHOJSE,Ci ,Ci'A5. A. slLVBR No
JANIS liAhPlR STEPHEN A. DOD0hOl
LEWIS III RsE ID. s. VOORIIEEa !.
JOHN l.. SPADTK, JASN SCuDONNAKhV
JOHNSON LEAkE, MICHAEL NEVIN
HENRY ~ CULLEN ALEX'R UNDERIIuJ
LENERITT II. SAGE, JEREMIAH MI NDKI a,
Il PHILIP 8. CROOKE, SAMUEL GARRISON, y,
JANIS II, COOPER RICHARD LEVHRir,1
JOHN G. SCIIM MAkER DEMAs STRONG, n
Il JOHN j. NANDERBlLT,JOHN LEFFEKTB, b
L HENRY TlENkEN, OLIVER s. FLEET, n
JAS. CRJ lkslANR, GEORGE RICHARD,
TEVNl5 j, BERGEN Presti
/ JAMES y. THOMPSON Jr, Socy' 90 lY'uil
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DR VAN IIAMBERT'S FEMALE MONTH
~ ly Pills are a safe remedy for obstruction, 81,
from cold, or any cause-fl per box. Coughs
MIA rheumatism, Sc, cured by Tuwnsends sarsa-
parilla Kcncdy's discovery, by GJ ION, ~ Bow
s,y New York, nl9 72sc'll2
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THE CO. PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
81 ting undtr tho unme aud firm ~ JOHN
TRACEY n CO., is DIS .olved by the Withdrawal -
JOSEPH =. kICL. Tie hu-iu,,a viii be- Carried ON,
~ heretofore, hy tie uuupr-iRuod, under the same
'suut, " uo alone are authorized g. settle up the
lI,4rs ut the I'D firm. Store sud office iu New
York 1O' water II. john TRACEY, DANIEL
=. PAICD. Albany, lGth Dec, 1861. Do, T2sg'llo
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STATES AGENCY

TINTED STATES AGENCY
- For
NATIONAL LOAN
OIuCE or kr11uN. Sor y Coat
NJ. a. Exchange Ppcp. I
TREASURY MOTIFS ISSt I'D FOR THE Ma
rTONAI LOAN, hearing interest ~ tb, rate Of $40
ger cent. per aununi, payable to order " sub-r'-
hcr, ~ a. directed. and uf tie various louomina-
tions, can now bc h.d NJ This office, Immediately
HIuu d'post therefor in gold ur current funds Or
irr- nom tho country, accompanied BY cheek, sup
Piled ly return mail,
SIX PR CFSr TWO YEAR TREASURY
NO1FS RECEIVED At PAR AND INTEREST
y PAYMENT FOR T1iE ABOVE.
ocs u'tl2 MORRIS KETCuCM.
AITES1CllLS1ER COUNTY TAX SALE,
w goth Jaiusry-Parties desiring g. pay and
ave their property from lcug slii, C,u uIp'y to
-. ". DI1CHEI'E, Westch,eter Land OHioc, or "
Chatham and Chambers st, t.itornoons!, q t,st.
ly9G'i11
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GEO. W. HUNT, Ass tans.
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WIN. nIRREI.I, Secretary.
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NIAlG,A,GA IIEE INSURANCE COMPAN'

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This g.mIony continues t. insure Al tie law,
rhh- and allow the usual return b. the assured
tAeiI broker
The sun., 1862-01-18

EOR LIvERPOOI-OLD BLACK STAR
L Liuo-Tho packet ship a. lIINAluE. lying AZ
sIply on board, OF - WILLIAMS a GUiUN, 10
Fultun 81. d3l 2iag'lO3
The sun., 1862-01-18
SHIPPING.

THEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERpOOl.-BY
~ tine Back Ban Limo OF ,ascts The clipper
slip HARVEST QI ZEN sails lGth Juu1ry. For
passage apu.y uu board, pier 80 hast River or to
JACOB WILSON, los South 1t. jail JOG
The sun., 1862-01-18

lNt COuIWy cUuIuur4 n Insure Duildin
Me- lHrd.'', Dwellings, Household Furnitu
We '.rI' 'u purt aud lcr Corvuc,, aud other prpp
T., Hr ust loss ur damage ly FIRE, or NJ f,vors
AMI laoial tertnJ az other inst C''4y, COMPANIES,
-. - GEORGE HALL, Prea4dt,is .
The sun., 1862-01-18

(To BE- Coq'in'cd.)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
For Tn, Oxford Democrat.

The Ladies Of Peru last week collected
and have forwarded 10 George Il. DAVIS.
State Ag',, one large box Of clothing lie
consisting Of shirts. pillows, cases. quilts.
towels. comforters. drawers, sheets. footings,
handkerchiels. cotton and linen cloths, ians.
dried apple. herbs &C.. worth at least one
hundred dollars. They also forwarded to
VIM. II. Hadley, Of tho U. 5. Sanitary
Commission iorty.,hres dollars for which
they have his receipt. All Of which were
collected In one week. This 10 the second
contribution from Peru 70 the sick and
wounded soldiers who have been toiling long
and hard to sustain the Government. II
this cift In their behalf should be the means
Of saving the life Of one soldier 10 will be
worth 500 dollars to the Government. say
ing nothing about his own life and the loss
to his friends. IL will cheer the hearts Of
many lone weary soldier. We have 6lled
our last quota Of volunteers and have some
to spare. but we are getting rather short Of
men In this town. having oil along kept
much ahead Of our relative proportion.
About seventy soldiers have gone from Peru.
None can say that We have boon found
wanting. J.G..
August Q, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

The new war orders are received with
favor. Oh that. along with elk hundred
thousand recruits. may come voice like
that Of many waters. resounding In the ear
Of every tim'd or he.itaung ofiicial--the cry
Of siirabeau In the French Assembly. Scat.
ilins 10 ct tho door-and you deliberate.
STRIKE without pi,y--immola,s without, re.
mor,o." Into the foul. fostering absees'
tina, 10 draiping the nations life plunge the
sword to the very hilt. Let slavery die tina.
the country may live. Oh that our pro.
slavery generals may be eompelled-'ha, u
thu word.--eompelied to execute boldly and
heartily the recent acts Of Congress. To
every bondmsn who shall serve our cause.
le, the promise Of freedom be displayed like
the bow Of hope in heaven. Then. and no,
6R hen. shall We have" hitched our wagon
to q star" rs. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
Auburn Conventions.

At the Conventions al Auburn, las, week,
Hon. Sidney Perham. Of Paris, was MONT
mated Tor the long ,-cs, and rhoma. \. u.
Fe--cudeu. Of Aubur,, 10 GIL the vac'ucy
caused by the resignation OF Judge Walton.
Both nominations wsro elected upon the
Crit ballot.
Mr.. Perhan has been long iavorahly
known. not only in this county, bu, through.
out the District, asa gentleman Of great
moral worth, sound political views. and un'
douh,el integrity. lie is. sclfmade man.
and has r,.en TO hi. present POSITION. by hi.
own industry. perseverance, andcorreet life.
He sprung IRON the people, and with the
masses has always been iav0ri'e. lie i.
no agreeable. pleasAn; public speaksr.-
kind and scutlcmanly IN AL his social re'a'
,iou.. lie will undoubtedly be elected by
large majority.
Mr.. fr--enden i. tro,her to senator
r---enden. OF this STATE, and !. yet quite 4
young man. lie Possesses a good share 81
ability. and will undoubtedly do honor to
the position indicated 10y his nomination.
Mr.. Pcrham'- only competitor ia the Con
vention VA. zen. II Bsleher. OF Farming
,ou,-Me-sr.. Talbot. Frye and lioyt. all
having withdrawn before the blllOt. judge
Little. Of Auburn, and Dr.. Peise. Of Bridg
ton. were both handsomely supported IN the
convention which nominated Mr. Fe-senden.
Considering the unsettled state Of politi-
cal Affairs. at the present. time, both con-
ven,ions were very harmonious. and We
have no doubt their action will be heartily
sss,ained at the polls. And in this eonnee.
ton, we desire ~ remind our political
friends that ,h. matter will not take care
Of itself. There y work to DC done between
this and September election. Let every Re-
publican BE- visilant. active, and Away. a,
abe post Of duty.