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, 1862-03-24

a DosE OVER FAN1LY.-It Was not 1onp
ago that we chronfcled the arrest of one John
Dunn for the crime Of counterfeiting. He
WIS committed In default Of $500 bull IN
Friday Michael Dunn, the father Of the for
mer, was sent to the Bridewel1, and on satur-
day morning George Dunn, member Of the
same hopeful band, Vas arrested, examined,
and finally committed for trial in default Of
*aoo bail, for breaking burglaziously into
clothing store On Lake street.
, 1862-03-24

CHICAGO sABRATH SCHOOL Ux1os,-Do NOT
forget the meeting Of the Union to be held
IN the First Baptist Church this (Monday)
evening. The general exercises will com
mence at seven O'clock; and at seven and
ha1f, the "Teachers' I1stitute'' will be or.
ganized, under the direction Of Prof L. n
Bngoee. The order Of exercises has already
been published, and will prove interesting.
Singing BY the children Of North Market Hall
Mission School. The meeting is Tree to all.
, 1862-03-24

LOAN AND HocoILEcT1oS.-Wew would call at
tent1on to the card in another place of Mcssrs.
/" o. Olmsted and Compeny's Loan, Co1lec-
ton and Insurance Office, corner Of Lake and
Aasalle streets. The late decease Of the
principal Of the firm, IS noticed in these
columns, viii not interfere with the business
OF The houte, the firm remaining as heretofore.
l.. D. O1msted Il Co. Measra. Olmsted M
agents for the Connecticut Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, one Of the old and reliable
associations Of that most reliable State,
, 1862-03-24
The Hasets: e r.: :Ressalisa n

1t HoSs assEa&lnE 80 1sk.. N
= aoes It 5@Ao ri 70 datt,ii q ~ h..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-25
Executive MANSION,
MAshinrion. July III. 4

Coon ToR GTN. BANKS. Tha, was eley-
sr reply Of Gen. Hunter 20 wIekliGs's or.
der Of inquiry relating to negro regiments.
Bot no les neat is the reply Of Gen. Banks
q a meddle.ome resolution Of inquiry. Of.
tered by Mr.. VOORHEES, Of Indiana. whether
persons Of color were allowed government,
transportation OF the re,rea, from S,ras-
burg. while white people travelled on loot.
Gen. Banks says in answer
mo person not belonging to the army,
white or black. va. allowed b. occupy or
u.e government, transportation OF any kind
on the march Of Inv command from S,ras-
bar: When az considerable distance on
our march. we overlook small party on
foot. Nv attention was attracted by 4 lit
de girl. about eight years Of age, who was
tOddling over the stones by the wayside,
and asked how far she had Travelled.
From Winchester she said. We were
then about twenty seven miles on our march.
! requested the cannonecrs 20 give her lift.
and the gallant men, who bad hung upon
the rear OF the column for It's defense the
greater part Of the distance, answered With
alacriiy. No successful efforts were made
90 ascertain Der complexion, but u is not
impossible tina, she belonged 10 the class re-
fcrred TO in the resolution, and that her lit
;le limbs had been strengthened by some
vague dreams OF liberty, 20 be loss or won
10 that hurried night march"
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HEBRON ACADEMY.


THE Fallrern Of ,hi. institution az sbou,
sixty year. growth, viii commence On Mos.
nay, srrr. l.,. aud continue eleven weeks. With
the folo~ing Board Of Instruction.
A. e. uERRICK, A. ", Principal,
Mi,. \. T. BAiLrr, Proeptre..
Me. A. =. MiLLrrr, Teacher Of Music.
NJ. n. Ia. had an experience Of ten year, 10
teaching. Me. u. has been insiruciress NJ foS.
croft aai Mon.oa Academies AMI 10 regarded ne
one Of the beet teacher. On the State. She u. a
,p~rior Frcneh scholar, having takca lessons Of
a native teacher. iItbroa ,s ga,et. healthy and
moral ,o~n, NJ mikes from Portland. where are
found no hotels, saloons, or railroad lspois 20
tempt the student irom his studies, hut in their
plioe, a generous aud ho.pitabe people. that DO
all they can lor the in,sr,s, OF the scholar.
yoans men h,,ins bt College ~ili have n long
Vacation IN winter; and those seeking business
educaiioa will b, M mean. IT, nes.e-tcd.
Al that u .,vlured of the scholar 10 Co DO
RIs.r, by r-,',,,,as seod Ordr. sdiisg good i.-
.ss,. asi l,suAg tie Aoao, f1~u ~ t.li pon,'',Os
Of h.. frat. No students s~ desired that Will not
eh,ei Toll, comply With the simple RUE of Doing
tish,. Appauiu. anil Library. also Debating
ss.r,si, and weekly exercise. ). Compo. itiou AMI
Defamation, for the t-n-it ofihe student. Books
.uppl,edb b, the teacher at Port b,nd prices. There
vii ~ a So1@sl Clas. iormed boz teachers aud
those intending TO teach. Lectures viii L. gi,cn
during the term. iIoard, ,aclud,ng wood. ws.h,ns
adj lights, -. 90 pct srck. aad Ih..c tn,ui,ng
ihem.el'es can Icdnce their expenses 20 81 %
psr ~--k.
TuIrioS-Comn'on En.li.h, $500
Higher DO, and L,ngurgcs, 400
Mn.ic extra. Term b,!l. will b. settled the
sir nth week &c the tenn and deduction Toe
two weeks alscars excerpt "a case 81 sieka~.s.
-.
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A ADMINISTRATORS sALE. Notiee !. her,

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. Notice !. here
n BY given ih,t b, virtue Of license from the
lion. Enpch ". wop llury. Judg. Of Probate
wilh,n AMI fpr the C,,aaty IL OxforI, there ~ill
H. exposed lpr sale ~ public au'tion IN the high.
ct bidder. at the house. Of Samuel A. Milier IN
wslsriopl ~ aid county, on Saturday the .econd
ia, of August next. at ten o'clck ~ the f'frno'.
the lot an builling. where 'ai Miller nos lives,
consisting IL .as,ut iwp scws oi laad With a good
hoa.e, stable ani wocd,h-d .tandiny on the same.
Term. 81 sale male knoSn At tine and pl,oe of
.sl-. JOHN DAWES. administrator.
Il.,rt.on Ian. u lgSg
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The.. pr,p,,,,iop. tuniile all o,h,r.) are

These preparation. unlike all o,het') are
Ere. from foi.ons."
/" Not dsn.crou. TO the IInHan Family"
:. Rat. al not III. On the pr.m,ss.."
"The, come oui Of their hole. to die"
" They are the only inf,llible remsdie. kno~n.'
+" ~ ,ssr, and mote established 10 n. fofk City.
U.od blythe CITY Post oficc.
T..f blythe Cts Prison. and Station Houses.
T.,i blythe Ciiy Steamers, ships. &c.
i"d hy-,h- CITY Hospitals. Ala. iioo..., Ne.
T.,a by-,he CITY lloiel.-Asior-si. Nichols.
U..,i Iy-,hc iioardins .IIou.e., Nc. Sc.
U,,i by-mor, than % 900 Private fam'hc..
II So ~, o, ~, .p,az.-, u rAii a. 't,'ysAu'
sal Gy n, l'-,iio,-D'al"', 81.
liOusEkEErEnS - trouhled Nth 'c'min
nec,l L. - ~ bngrr, II they use 'cosT,h'' Ia
terminatofs. We have used Il IT, our saii.t,e',on
and " iox ,o.t SIS w. would have q. We had
ifieI poi.oa.. bat the, effected npthag, loot 'c"s-
tar. suic- knock. III. br-ath Vai 81 Rats. M'or,
Roache. sni He'd Bug.. quicker than 40 can
write Il. Its N gre,i dr'asad all over IN" eou"'
iry. tMetin, (O.) Gazette.
MORE GR,iN and pS1vi.ioa' are destroyed
annually in GRAFT CouaiY bN VIENNA, than would
IA, br too. Of thu. H., ADD in'ect hil-t.
Lancaster (W'..) Herald.
HENRY Il. CoSrAR-We are selling your
preparation. rapidly. Wherever they have lcca
u.cd. Rat.. Nice. Koachr. AMI VIENNA disappear
rapidly. EeKsI sIouTTtR, Dnss"n,
Windsor, Nj.
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Oxford voted her volunteers SIS dollars
Bounty; and filed her quota on the spot.
In DAYS Of Old.

There was ti,se--in da,. Of old
When health VA. pr,ied sbo,e hne gold,
That day has ps.sed--sll nov neglect
That psrc,oa. booa-all .hoald protect.
Ofseass AID reason. all are b~r.ft,
Or Il would appear there's bat little ''i''
Apply u thea 60 cure your ,lls
iy the imme,l,ste use Of iisuieks f''''
The-e r.m,rksble Pill. st,r,le whole ocmmaa''
tie. by ih.i, Won istfal cures. Adapted To w
fancy, ,ou,h, msshsoL and old age. Pot M with
Easli.h. splash. freseh aad 0ef~sa directions
Eicgantl, coated wiIh sugar, parely vegetable,
and .eIl ~ l,rxr f,a,ily boxe. zoe y ceais.
rarSe. Advertisement on third page.
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M A n IIO Cd,

now LOST now RESTOREDf
Jua Published in sealed enSeoPe, Price eent'.
A LECTURE 90 the nature. treatment snd
/ ~ radical cur. Il SpemllouhTi or seminal
WcakDe,s, Involuntary Emissions, seSasl D-b'I-
/ it,, aaI i,npsdmeni. io marriage gensfalN. Ner-
,ou.ac,s. Consumption. Epilepsy All fis; Men
~ snd Physical lncapaeity. rrsai,al iroIs sell-
abo... Sc. By RoBr. J. cuLNEEwELL, ".
T.. Aulhor ofihe Gr--n bo'k. ~
The worh.r,nownri author. ~ thu. admirable
Lecture, clearly proves fOm hl' owa Experiences
that the awfhl Consequences Of self.aba.e may he
eArciu,ly removed ~ithou, medicine, AL without
,lsnseruu. surgical operations, bDugies, in.,rv.
ment.. Ting. or eoriiss, poin'ing ou, mode Of
cur at oac. cesisin snd shrclual, by which every
,uierer no matter what hI. coadit'"n may IL, may
cue himself che,ply. psisatey ALL radically.
Thi. l.cia5. will prove = booa To Thousand. upon
Thousands.
sent under seal ~ plain envelope, 90 the re-
esipt 81 siS cents, or two postage stamps, by al
dee. sing Dr. CiIAS &c. KLINE,
I21 Bowey, New Yo'k, y. %. Bos, 1915.
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Rev. b. +. Ten, chaplain Of the Maine
Cavalry, has been appointed consul a,
Stockholm.
Tie Maehias Union reports frost enough
in tina, vicinity on the nigh, Of July loih,
to damage leans and squashes considerably.
The Pos, ofhce Department lie having
postage stamps printed. Of denominations
ranging from three to ninety cents. on thick
upgummed paper. to be used for general
circulation as substitute Tor specie.
The marriage Of the King Of Portugal.
with the dAughsr OF Victor Emmanuel 10 an.
nounced.
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DI E D

IN Rsmiori. July u. Samuel Barker. aged 80.
Ia Ilethsl. July Is, George kimiall, aged n
son of George X ,nlsll.
10 AaiO,sr. Jul, ~. ofd,p,hetis, Nellie fraace'
Chspmas, .ec.,ad ,ssgh,er Of LS Gil Chap
man, aged isyesrs 10 moa,h. and II days.
In New ORLEANS. iiairisoa u Hall. Of Oxfotd,
a member of,hs ltih Msies Regiment.
o. Woodstock. II, J 4 Pe'kias, aged II
In Suunnet. 9th. Tallnan Bonacy,
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nn SEv RrSmENTs. The correspondent,
Of the Bangor Courier gives the following
military appointments recently made
sIIIEKSTu,
Coionel-A. W. Wilis.. Skowbegan.
Lieutenant Colonel-Charlcs W. Tilden,
Castine.
Maor-A. Il. Farnham, Bangor.
SEVENTEENTH.
Colonel-rhOmas A. Roberts, Portland.
Lieutenant colonel-Charles b. Merrill.
Portland.
Maj5r-GeOrsO W. West, For, Kent.
EiCurEKNIH.
Colonel-Daniel Chaplin, Bangor.
Lieutenant, Colonel-Thomas ii. Talbot.
East MAehiAs.
Maj1r-Charles Ilamlin, 0rland.
NINErEENTH.
Colonel-Frcd ID. Sewall. Bath.
Lleuienan, Colonel-Franeis L. Heath,
Waterfalls.
MAJOR tnO, ye, appOin,ed).
joseph z. Twiiehell, Pa,ten. Lieutsnan,
Colonel Eighth regiment, vice wOodman,
resigned.
John Hemingway. Sanford. Major Eighth
regiment. vice Twitehell. promased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-25
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE.

Thi. great Neuralgic Remedy and Naturan
Opisi- call. lor special attention snd inlere't, he
Ing Zee Of OPIUM. OF preparations OF Opium. or
Of any but ID. strictly vegetable or medical prop.
critics. For Neuralgia. rheumatism Gou,. Tooth
Ache and Ear Ache, spiaai Complaints, Bleed.
iay at i.ung. or Stomach. Rose liza, Fever.
Csiarrh. and al minor Ner,ou. Complaints.
For i.o-- II sleep. Chronic OF Nersou. Head.
ache, 10 Ia. NJ equal. aud To which ~e odst tee
iimonial. ffoai ua1oub,ed sources
For Drl.iun Trenen. IL i.s sure Remedy.
For Bowel Compl,int-, incluIirg Cholera
Mofbo.. IL i. .plenjidly adapted, ia not DALI re-
moving the pain. but seiing ~ physics great
contrast with Opium. which not oaly con'iipaiss
aud drug. the system, bot makes the remedy worse
than the disease.
Prom Pb,.icisns We s.k attention, and on Se.
msnd Formula. o. Trial Bottles will be sent, de.
,elrpinv in the Anodyne an Opiaie Which has
L,ng b-en waited. and in the Cough Remedy
,uch ne rect .niirsiy on one crntrai principle.
Froa, inyalids We ask correspondence lsr
Pamphlets or explanation, wiihou, "po.tage-
stamps"
Priees-large Cough Remedy. 3oe''. pee bottle.
A..
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n AR ED

4. In Obe,lia. Ohio, Jul, IL. by Rev. lis"ry
CO~le., THOMAS u. LrrrLr, ssrs''.'endsn,,, OF
the State Ia.tituiioa Tor the Bind. Jaae.,'IIe,
Vie. 10 Mis-. SAkAHf .. Cawl1s Of Obetl,a.
Al the Nj. Zircon IIoass, b, ID w Abbott,
E.q. Nc. iienry Stevens To M'ss Abbott. both
OF Rum ford.
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Valuable Farm for Sale |!

Tn Norway, hing on the stage road leading IRON
Waterford Ia Norway Village aad South Paris
D~pot. containing 20 acres. vel divided i"'o
iillsge. moving and pssturage. Nice wei and
runn,pg water that Gao be easily taken into the
barn yard. a nice ,ouas orchard. and psaiy OF
wool and timI.,, sl.o q hss chance for muck
near the barn. Said farm cuts from % 10 10 tons
Of hay, ani can es.il, be- made 10 cot 80. The
handbag. ATE new aud goo.l; school hosse al.
t,,n. the premises, asd 2 ehnrche. are within 2
asi 3 miles Of the same; also two saw, shiase,
asd el,pboa,d miiis. The farm !. pleasantly s,'.
uaied aud well calculated Cor a fret class farm. OF
two ,mall onss. The owner, hiring out Of health I.
III cell, OF exchange lor smaller oee. and give
a good bargain. Thi. farm will .si, 40 sa'sspris-
log man, and Yield 6r,t rate pay los his labor.
For iuriher particulars and plss Of the premises
call on DANIEL COFFIN. at the farm, or WIN.
T.. GOODNOW. Agent. Ner~s, village.
April ], 1867. lWf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-25

EtcrKsioSisIs. A friend has furnished
us with the names OF several gentlemen
from Maine, recently arrived at sherbrOOk.
Z. Z. They are copied from the Register
Of the sherbrOok House, viz Eli House,
Z Sniih, Z. Watson, j. Clarke. L. Clarke,
wm. II. whiteomb. ID. W. Foster, A. j.
Small. y. Small. ID. I'LL. Thomas Beal, +.
Adams, A. Palmer. They are all registered
as from Norway. Ne. What's in the wind!
Sentinel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-25

WAR Tux CANADIANS THINK OF rnrS.
The Richmond County guardian speaks as
follows OF the men who have skeiaddled TO
erade the Militia laws:
The call for 800. 600 more men across
the line will be the means Of driving hun
drvls from that country into Canada. We
are informed that quite number have al.
ready made their appearance m this. and
the adjoining counties. Thew have igno-
miniously leit their country, in her peril,
20 escape couscrip,ion-three times three
croaus Tor the sneakins towards"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-25

Tur MAiNE TwELIIH. The Maine loth
did du,y at a Gas.raisips on the 9Th. on the
New Orleans Mint, and receives tho follow.
ing complimentary notice
IL nigh, -ay much abou, the Maine reg.
imen;. Certainly, 20 far as the P,rsoHn,I
OF the men is concerned, nothing could be
finer. The MAJORITY are tail. saw sever.
nj soldiers in the ranks whose heads were
even with the tops % their bayOne,s when
they came 90 order arms. THIS regiment Is
Justly proud Of ih'ir Colonel. now Cover
nor Shepley. and take 70 themselves some
Of the glory OF ,heir esteemed commander. -
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DiNieId Village High School.
rINHE Fall Tern vii COMMENCE on Tuesday.
scptemt-f -. is62, sRi oOai,nDs !, weeks.
II. y. HOWARD, Principal,
Mis. CtAHA VI. WoonHrHN, Assistant,
Me. LorItI T.. Hat. Teacher o( Ma,iC

Miss ttAHA W. WOODBURY.. Assistant,
Me. Lorrir T.. Hat, Teacher Of M"'ie.
4 Normal Cl,.. sill l. formed at the CON.
Insnccment 81 the term. unief the care 81 the
Pfincipal. a graduate ofihe Massachusetts Nor.
NAL Schpol at BT,isSaie'. The members II III.
cl,.. will rrc,i'e al the l.racft. II Normal
sehooi. Lectures will b. gi'rn dafias the term
by lIoa. T.. T.. Wc,ton, state Superintendent,
and Others.
ATcachst', Association viii L. organized. for
Discussing topic. upon the theory saJ at Of teach.
log.
Scholar. under eleven year. Of age vii 10 re-.
csi,cd into the school for $500 Pcr term, or 20
cent. per week,
The school .. furnished Nth Gsospphioil Oct
liae Map, Gbls, AMI Physiological charts. Stu.
dsnts ~, bad Il profitable 10 he present the bret
Jss 81 the term.
noasd can h. ATTAINED ~ the village from ~ -
10 Si,.5 PEE week. Rooms osn Ia Obtained ior
tho. wishing 20 board themselves.
The teachers viii spar, NJ plin. In reader the
'ebeol pleasant, and profitable to all Who may at
tenl.
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY
yINIlIs VALUABLE PREpAGATION, free

VNIlis VALUABLE PREPARATION, freed
81 all the comnon comp0peni.. such ~.
Opatrs, or Espeeioran,.. which not only run
down the system. hot DESTROY all chance IL cure.
will le found oa trial To pos,es. the follosirg
properties. AL 10 which the most valuable te'ii-
monlal. may IT, found in the pamphlets.
For whoopiny Cough. aud .. Soothing
syrup, IL meet. every want, aud 10y early use s,h
save the largest proportion 81 rupture. IN ehi
dfrn which can be traced % Whooping Cough.
IL ordinary Coogh. and bronchial Complaints,
the foserunners ~ Coasunptioo. it, splendid tonic
properlie. make II not only the mes, perfect eoe
IN, 10 disease. bat build. up aad 'u.t,in. the sy.-
ten agsia.t - recurrence 81 the Compl,lni. No
nu,ser, should he without u, Nor should parent.
tail To- get pamphlet. TO be found with all deal.
eT., as the onl, way 10 do ju-lioe TO its yaloe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-25

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. No,ice Il.
y hetrlS given that 4. u. krapp. oi Hanover ,
Count, of ONiDnl. aad STATE of Msine, on the 18th
diy ~ April. 4. u. isG0. conveyed IN us. the
s,b.sIil-u, certain L,ts 90 parcel. IL hni, With
the lu,ding. ih~rsin, situated ~ sa,d llsaoVrf, -
sit q certain piece 90 parcel ri land situated ~
aid iianuvrr. sni i-,ng the same Sh,rh Whs dee,,.
81 ~ ss,i Knapp b, Sobmun j. HAYWOOD by hi'
deed dated the 18th II December. \. ID. l-53,
also one other piece or pin-l decided 10 the aid
Knapp b, Grorgr T.. saith ~ bic deed dated the
lg,h Il OctobsT, \ 10. Isj1. Nod Sbc'ra., the
conliiipnt II laid deed II mortgage have hen
brpken, Ne therefore claim foreclosure ~ the
SANE, =. provided IN the staiHle ~ such oa'.s
made snd provided.
Portland, June the -. isGe.
FREDERICK DAVIS.
THOMAS T.. TwI rCiIEIL.
EIBRIDGE CHAPMAN.
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STATE OF MAINE.
O,ToRp, .s.-supfcme Judicial Count. March
Term. A. -. is6:.


Term. \. - iso:.
Ebridge Gerry W. LORENZO ID. Moore.
4 Nh nav It appearing o,hr Court ih,' the said
"A tsfeniInt d. not an ,ahsbit,nt of this State,
and has M irnlnt. agent of atiofnsy therein, and
that he has No aotic- ofihs penlrncy oil hs 'uii;
n - ONpENTD 10y the Court that the 'sid
plaintiff notify the .a,d defendant Of the psnd'ncy
9TH, -ut. by ci1.iny an abstract Of this wnt
With TIL. order ~ cur, thereon. 20 be published
three week. INCREASINGLY ~ ibe ONlo'd D-iaocnt
a paper printed If piri. ~ said Cpuniy, the last
Publication 10 be thirty day al lea,I before ibe
neat term ~ ,aid Couii. 10 L. holdCn at rai'-,
sipfr.aid. on the second TaesdN II Ausu.t next.
~ the cod ih,, the .,il defendant may then and
there appear NJ sid Court. and shsw -anse, II
any he ha., ~hy jnl.mrnt .h"uld not be render
Ell . .,in.l h,m, AID execution issued accordingly
Attest. SIDNEY rERiIAM, Clerh.
lBsrN.Cr orrLAIsriTT's WRIT.
A.mmp.ii uIon account annexed. amounting 10
$40. 90. Date 81 Wit, Oct. 81. 1861. Return.
ble 10 March Term. is62. AdIl,mnum, 500.
A In'e abstract Of the plaini'h :. writ snd tho
order Of Court.
Aue.Ii SIDNEY PERIIAM. C;sr1.
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TayEBB xePIeys.

IN qsa,iiies,by the dozen or .ipsir ons.
Watch Glasses IN material. for wsiehmsksrs
Will H. fafai.hed cheaper thaa they essbe bought
in Portland. ~ shor. people had better call on
him ssi save moasy.
EVERYTHING warranted TO be what IL !. cold for.
Ills motto u. Z" Honesty !. the best policy add
The mast sure % succeed. Aay wo'k entrusted
To him will be done according To contract, aud
Narrated god.
H. wouli like 20 ace aay watches that have
been spoil-l hy inexperienced workmsn, ana "
he doa't make them perform we'll there viii b. no
ch,rgc. The same with cl"cks.
PLATA watch m1yrmsnis sili be fall Je~ellsd
whcaIe1uir-d. ssd goad qu,rier az verge watches
si,l be altered a. Lever E.espemea,s 1T . FAIR
prize. Chrpnomstrr bal,ncs. in.snrdi 10 watches
that have PLAZA b,l,aces; asd 6Hally ,n,ih'ag
that i. re1aiWd 10 h. done ~ q watch or clock.
will h. done at hi. .hop,sn warranted 10 be dons
~ . ~orkminlikc maaner.
work solicited frnm other waichmskers, which
will b. done 20 . tar discount.
Jowclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
ITCa,hpaiG Tor old Gold and silver.
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NOTICE. Whereas my ~iE. Elia J. Dean
~ without any sufficient cause. has Ief nv he'd
and board, where have made ample provision
Coz her maiaiaiaasce anil support, anil goas away,
carrying with her my two children. this is TO 10,
bid all persons trusting or harboriag her on my
account. ss shan pay no debts Of her contracting
since she kfi me as Aforesaid.
ABRAHAM DEAN, Jr.
Oifofd, jane q, 1867.
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Hosea Av.t,a, Res J T. Ckaml-r l,n, siephrr !.
Griffith. u l. NaIbb, DiN6sh; 0eorgr ilol.
nan, DiN6,ld Ccntr,; u se'ey, T. DiN6eld;
Hollis Turner. William Wood'um, IT,. Peru; u
W Park. Dura Badiotd, Ms,iooi Wallace CLrk ,
Carriage.
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The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Journal OF Commerce remarks ;
"Now that Congress has adjourned. the
Administration will be enabled to devote its
entire energies to the prosecution OF the
var. and some important combinations Will
doubtless 5e made at an early day. Certain
/. il that commanders will be ordered TO car
~ GU, the view. Of President Lincoln, ex.
messed in his recent message, and seize
and use whatever Of real or personal prop
sr,y may be necessary or convenient for
their commands"
The following story Of the Prcsidcn, Is
told by the Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati GAZETTE;
"Saii the President, with marked en-
phasis. oaai tell where the men have
gone in that army. have sen, there. a,
enc time and another, one hundred and
(Perhaps prudence requires that ] shorld
leave the next two places Tor figures blank,)
one hundred and - thousand men. and
| can only End jus, half that many now.
Where can they have gomez Burnside ae-
count. TO me foe every man he has taken
- many killed in battle, 50 many wounded.
50 many sick in the hospitals, 80 many ab-
sent on forlough. 30 does Mitchell. 30
doe. Buell.. and 50 do Others; but can't
tell what has become Of half the army I've
sent down to the Peninsula.
Executive MANSION,
Washington, July III.
Ordered. Tha, Maj zen. Henry W. Hal.
lsek be assigned to the command Of the
whole land forces OF the United States as
Gensral.in. Chief. and ,ha, he repair to the
capital a. soon As he can with safety to the
position. and operations within the depart.
men, now under b.. special charge.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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WANTED.
$4,000 Lbs. WOOL!
Cash anI the h'she-, n.'ks, price will BE-
paid.
10. HINES.
Bncl6cLl, June 10. is6s.
STATE OF MAINE.

o,roRp. .-suprrme Jmlieil Court. March
Term. Is62.
William q. Anlfcw. W. olive Na.oa and joel &.
ali =. Mason.
4 Nd no~ tappshriag To the Court tina, The
~ ,aii Dirndsni. ate nj 'ahslstsa,. ~ this
STATE anil have lenlai, ,g'nt 90 sIio'ne' there.
~. snl that they have notice ofihe prndcney Of
this suit.
u i.or,l-frd by the Court that the .aid plaia,iG
nniil, the aid dsfenisn,s % the p.ad.ncy ol ihi.
suit &, c.u,in. sn abstract ofihi. Writ With ihi.
Order of Cuau thereon lo Ice pa,lishci IN the Ia.
l,,d Democrat three week. .ucce..i,ely he last
pal,l,ciiion % b. thirty lag. at last before the
nr>i ,erm II .ad Coat o. h. hollsa AZ Par''
.farr,.id on the .ecoad Tuesday ~ August
next, o. the rnd ihs, ihr aid dsfeadebts may
the" and there appear nj ssid COu't an. .h-~
cause II any ihry have ~hy judgment shOad MT IL
frnlcrrd ngainst ihein, aai execution 'ssncl ac-
oo'disgly.