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DUMAS NEW B0OK.-Publshed this day.

nUMAS's NEW BOOK.-Published this day
THE TWIN LIEUTENANTS; Or, TBB SOLDIERS
BK,DE By ALEXANDER DUMAS. is published this day in a
Ase octave volume Price 50 cents and is for 'de by all
Booksellers and News Agents In NewYork aud everywhere
shs and polished at the cheap Bookseing s,o-o Of
b. PETERSON BROTHERS.
No. 3l6 Che.tnut-st., Philadelphia.
His book that everybody shoud read srd soldier
In the uion army should copy oft teone Of Dumas
beat and be novel writer that an-
Guaden with haf dozen sequeis eStsbshea his Tepu
l>iion be yond csvil'-l Dispatch. ,
Dumas has excellent Characteristic Notwithstanding &
hi, facility produc to nine,enth aud ar more
Of our fata f that Whatever he writes -
ssrs u be eadane Above ALL nj. novels ana OF these
peeialy his historical novels Ike tie Twin Lieutenant
,riz- h. esder with strange fascination; and The Rk1s
Sosue ~ wonderful variety nd dramatic power com
pete the degbtfu iusono that the Teede actually So s
10 aod the creatures Of noves fncy nut The
zeal aud othe present or the past who come ara
20 and spesk and silent the mae'eian wills iho
TWIN Leuteusnts' is story Of the times of Naoeon wh
with many Of the Distinguished men Of the period is nio
ipced continually throughout the WORK 1t is certain 10 be
widely read IL this cheap edition, Ouy 70 cents published ~
Mesns Peiorson. oi Pnilade. phia." Gazette.
q Published sno ior sale oy
r. b. PETERSON s BROTHERS,
No. $40 Chesinutst, Pblsdelphis,
To whom ali orders must addressed.
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Urn CooOs.
AT KINZEY's
"a OPENING FlOM LAST WEEKS AUCTION

AT KINZEY's. ~
r. OPENING FleOM LAST WEEKS AUCTION
SALES.
FLOWERS RIBBONS. BONNETs, ,
TRIMMINGS. EMbRO.DhRlES AND LAtb booDS
Tlilnmin. Ribbons Sc, &C.. &C. bc.
Bonnet kibboas, cc &C.. Ilc, l2c
Bonnet Ribbons i5r., lSc., PC, iac
Rich Wide Ribbons Gle 800. tic
BONNET VELNETS.
Clearing ou, %, French N wer,. &C.. bc' &c.
Cleafiug ont e,fhsrs Co.. l2c. lfc PC.
BARGAINS IN DRESS TRIMMINGS.
1900 yafd, Assorted Irinrnnss ic, lc.. &c 20.
n uCU yards assorted innings Sc, oc., &c, Sc
10 00O yards ncJ Neiye, do Jc., &C.. De- Be-
loco vard. ancy Velvet DO. l0c i2c l5c
1900 srds Black Veiye; CooFed Edge. 90
15,OFet Beomcrs lc.
2 so Straw Bonaets. ZJc- TO aJc
Lot # Lining S..ks i8c. ward
Large lot OF Head Ne;s lgc. 25c. 3lc.
tIGhTH-ANE ,UE CH EAR STORE.
1000 Eeede,yor. Collars 'iom Auction &C. lc., lse
tOo Necdryork 6 .nss r. m Auction 25c.. Sic, 5ee
3tO0 y.ry H. q worked Co.Iirs worth ri, ior &c.
WORKED BANDS. 6c.. re, l5e.
Worked Bands. fns lot, .oc., &c, Sic.
900 Itce Wells lIc. l.c.. 2yr.f slc.
2O,O FINE French Lsce Wells. 5'c 7Jc and
BARGAINS ~ nAEDKERCH.EFa.
LADIES' all Linen. lcheap lotl. &c, &C., iVe
Iime Grsss Linen. closing a. lbo
Cents handkerchief. lc DC ilc
Gent, Fine Linen d. l2c., lds. Zoe. 25e.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
1900 pairs Chiirrn'. Fancy Wool Hose 60
Clearing out lot Lsr Gloves 0e 20. zoe.
Cl,ar,ug out Fine eiove- llc. l5c, lgi
BARGAINS ~ SMALL WARES
Rest 0o.d.eyr1 Nesdlcs "a. lageT.
Be-. pins. full uspeIs. - paqes
Good Quality TwIied Taps q.
Lot " red Skirt Blaiis. 2c %.
Bes Frraen Mlrkias and Wor.inE Co.sen, &C.
Boz swan nid Hooss aud EJe., C
Lot Of linbber Combs DC. . -,
oT ,monns-s ana Bs,s &C. l2c. lsc ae WITH nnmsi
Nos 22l aud g2J gsbsy,
Between 2l.t and 21i cts.
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Mew publications.
xvICTOR HUGO's GREAT NOVEL.
COMPLETE IN FIVE VOLUMES.
CARLEToN'S EDITION.


IFS MISERABLES-VA
t,e v,eru PART sndIsst Of HUGoS Great Novel isr'"
eady
the parts sre ooorrrr
PART I-FANTiNF fAhl II ~ r,-,,r.
PART Ul-MARlUS. PAtI I''-'i'
PART v-VALJEAN.
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,,ts =, to, humby dcsirnaed novel by It's su'hoi'
-, 4, I'm, screen behind which the master ats pro
m wild, authority the granies and most vital truths
sY If Ch.s have had in essence aud purpose no
,ncc.fl im,a,or Victor hugo Is IN the decline o
No h. b. been al author Of mark for moTe than q'aef o.
he all e, We and outlaw because he aiepnocsh
and WI, not sbiure faith yet no, trace OF bitterness o
oowres, defous these sasGst volume Royshst lmpon-
.ht .tocrst conservative, may peTuse them without aver
ne, FOR their has risen through oosevaon Ibecon
.,nrepee suffering to that high; whence compo
s.pe.d the GOOD IN evil, the truth seeming fe'ehood, snd
b ant uses which Omnscient Wisdon extracts from
somsn fsiliy hypocrisy. bigotry and crime.
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THE TRIBUNE,
No. IA Nssssu-,t.,
NevYork
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Total. 'IaCo9
State of Nsw.Ymk, County OF New-fork, -; JhIOo
cAVPgEIL President, and ROBERT BUCK, Cashier
OF the YACItIC BANK, q Bank located snd dong
busus" at hew-YoJk City in said toansy o,os ,i,y
and seysIsly sworns.aeh Tor himself sl'h WI
in all respects true statement Of the coh9.'l - W
bsnk before the transaction Of any busine on n
saturday 2,tL day o. September. 0l IN esp 70 s
and ogely aud pTticuars above speu1D b
ins the best OF h.s knowledge and belief s- "s 49,.
location Aforesaid J. CAMPBELL, Pfesideri-
r. BUCK. Cashier
severy .ub,obed and orn hy bo1 Opponents the lith
day VI October l1ol Taos :. JEhkAtAh' =.
Notary Public. City and County Of New horf.
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Drn Cooos.

4 RNOLD, CONSTABLE d Co.,
ARE oPFERTSG
At retail large essortment of
PLAIN AND FANCY BEAVERS,
SUITABLE FOR
CLOAKINGS.
FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS.
IN ALL THE MOST DESIRABLE CoLOR9'
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN CAssiMEREs
and
A GREAT VARIETY OF
TWEFDs, KERSEYS, &C.,
FOR BOYS WEAR
Cansl.st. corner Of Mercer.
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gnsirncnou.

1T 81 80. WRITING; BOOKKEblhG and
~ WRITING SO, ARITHMETIC and WkiIiNG' SlV
on,rter IS es.ons 10 90 H. No CLASSES sepafsieecits
i, No G2 I,og.ry n Y; No 285 fulton-s'., BTooAiyn
F,, ,ov : " K{n.: INV sons and daug attended
Coz, PAiNES Academy my entire seiiseeton ms pin
Of instruction l. systematic aud expeditions
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orvcr oy rnr FsIs RimvAY coxr.yr.

OrYicg Op rHE EHIE KiiLWAY toNFANr
N1OTICE.-rhe Stockholders oi the Erie Rail
~ wy Company are hereby nodaed that the ANNUAL
KLsCTION for Directors fer tie ensung year Will oe ned
At the onice OF .si Company, Eropsce, N ne Oiy Of
Neg.Yors on TUESDAY, the Ian day u o.t,2ef mex
The polls vii be open ffon II O'Clock H. WI oc'ocf
N. transfer cook. will be closed the sleFnoon q
Safu5sy the 27th in. and remain closed un the lh oi
October. IL - O+'Hi "~V4'.-'l'
Eew.fork. Sept. u. IA6!
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ICTRANG, ADRIaNCE 4 Co.,
y No 3jJ BROADWAY.
win offer At Iet..l Oh MONDAY Oct IL
A LARGE ASSORFhtNf or
DRESS GOODS,
Pu,.hs.ed at the great Auction sale Of ia't week.
Az GREAT BARGAINS,
comrri.iag VELOUR OrTOMANS II ALL COLOhS.
BROCliE yELOURs. SILK PLAIDS. ,c.,r,os
IN all the new shades Of blue AID purple
with large A'sortneu o'
NEW DRESS GOODS,
inst arrived by the last steamer
500 STRIPED BROCnE LONG AND SQUARE
SuAWLS.
from low price 10 toiertne
Aeo
PARIS i,O<G AND SQUARE CASHMERE sHAWLs,
Aud all the New Patterns and coiors Of
WOOL SHAWLS.
LONG Avn SQUARE INDIA sHAwLs
At GREAT BakGANs 10 close an invoice
OURNING GOODS! MOURNING
ENGLISH ANs FRENCH BOMRAZiNES ,r
BLACk slLks. with and without Lnsisr, N OLD
FNGLiSH GRAPES 10 al width.
CRAZE Walls COLLARS, and sLhFNFs.
BLACK DELAINtS, IN siu gie aud double wiithi
MALTESE HLNKIElIA EMfhtss snd OTTOMAN
'tsEFvEVAL NEW MATERIALS. VERY HANDSOME.
BONNETS and MhNliLLAs-s very choice ,toc. .
BLACh and WRITE snl BLACK srd PURPLE FAB
RIGS, for SECOND MOURHlNo DRksSEs. IA al quaii'
lies end ,iyies--REAL bARGAIhs.
BALHORtL SKIRTS In srsst variety.
Lidis hedus for selection the largest most
desirlb.e and chapel stock Of hOUR RNlAG GOODS in
You cApno, fai 10 be suited In every article required T
d.sp a d md mourning. CAL and sIsmin-
b.. B.-A Gaze Of hOHJh NALkS1lAs st 2S cents,
worth - cents " JN hsDN;
No. s:l Broadway. between rrince snt spring -.
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uanis.

A , eFyDs FSyDDok, n por MAsHER Sl.6 and IRoNgR, o.,
a - Gyt.NEhAb HoO 'EWORK.-A well Disposed ,,, W
aud oo1gins Orr desires lrUATION ia ci,y .,
good CooA and excellent, Washer aud Irsnsr. y,
efeii p. oscit G4 puddinss has the bet AZ 80" nice
from lat employer Call at No 358 9Th ay fra g.
room. - NV "oor loEt
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OFFIOR CLEyKLAND AsD TOLEDO hAlLk0Ap tpr
.,ul-l Al. @ N.lt % l. ~.

OyyIoR CLsyKLANp AID ToIpDo RAILNoAD Co.,
IIRyBLAND, O., SEPT ~ lnA
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDEhS.-Fhls Com
~ rnv Is prepared 20 rsy at the ofhce OF sc'sf'.
IERAfI.YEA Co.. no - Wai-.t New YORK TIE ioo" ins
Bonds of the Company with accrued interest, w.
nnc,lou llaroad "a Mortgage Bonds, NOV L. laos
To edo Sorw.ls and Cleveland la Mortgage 49,,
l,tL.s. due
Toledo Norwa,k and Cleveland 2d horigsse ..
BuIts aux
Cleveland ard Toledo income Bonds sept; loos
Tn pry.ge Of exchanging th. different cssse. o 0ut-
-tni HonIl OF this Company for the SINKING una b,h-'
" ~ cease from ard afer THE date. 81,
The gouron- Of the different classes o. Bonds viii be paid
a he.e1l 70 At ths Com kycls Buk defucAus per
cent Governmenf tax. JOHN oAhDlNfh Ifes''nt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18
American Guano.

TINE unierigped ha. nov 10 store, aud offer.
lot ,,le, tie abpIr srticle, TO dealers and
farmers, IN any desired q,aniiiy.
The term American Guano.' !. the It'll o'
Trademark by which - designated the icri'lIsr
that the company - importing from q. '.lahd'.
Thee i.land. are situated 10 the Pacific Ocrln,
near the equator. They ~-r. iotnall, 'sksn l'ns
session al ~ the name u the United States gov
ernmcnt. for account, oi the American Gusno Co..
Nv the COMMANDER Of the u. \. ship ~. Mary.
IN the year 1881.
The scientific testimony respecting the '''1. o'
hi. Guano a, a permanent fertilizer ). most nat
iering, CHAR aud decisive; aud the laSor which u
has met With at the hands 81 farmers whose opin'
ion. OF IL. merit. are founded uPca csr.tul
imeni., will comment It to all Who desire to Oh
tain a reliable and economical manure.
The fuiIirins pIoperi'e. OF this uusno are
mainl, pho,phale., not ammonia, and therefore
corn 90 other seed. will not be injured 10y coming
10 contact with Il.
The price at which II !. offered !. $40 ior the
single ton, With q liberal discount, according 10 a
graduated scale of price,. COZ large quantities.
W. u. IIAZi.ErINE,
w. ~ Foau's WAiJ, B,,ios,
Agent for the sale of the American Cos uuano'
April ~, ls62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

AsKNG QUEuoSs. There are few
positions Of more delicacy than in inter.
rOgating Sunday Schools, especially young
scholars. This is shown by the experience
of clergyman. who was opposed to hav.
ing any mirth in Sunday Schools. He
though, j, injurious TO all, and unneeeSSa-
ry for the entertainment o. the children.
He offered to address the school, and
show ,ha, they could be well entertained
seriously. The following dialogue en-.
sued:
Children, l am going to ,ellyOu about
Peter. Who knows who Peter was r.
No answer.
"Cannot any Onc-thOse large girls
tell me who Peter was!''
Still no reply.
"Can any little girl or boy in the school
tell me who Peter wasl"
"Ican," said little fellow over in the
corner.
"Ah, that's good boy. Now you
come up on the platform by my side, and
stand up in this chair, and tell those girls
who Peter was"
Jimmy did as he was bid, and in the
shrill voice Of childhood repeated
Pe,er. Peter. pumpkia ea,es,
Had a vic and eOolda', keep her"
A, this point he was stopped, but no,
before the full point was taken by the
school, and Mother GOOse's poem appre-
ciatcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

A Sheriff. offccr was sen, TO execute q
writ against Quaker. % arriving at the
house he sAw the Quaker. wife, who, in
reply to the inquiry whether her husband
WAS at home. sn-wered in the Afhrmi,ive,
4, the same time requesting him to be seated,
and her husband would speedily sec hun
The O@ccr waited patiently for some time,
bu, the fair Quakeress coming into The room,
be reminded her OF Der promise, that be
should see her husband. Nay, Tread, !
promised that be should see thee. lie ba,
seen thee. II, did not like thy looks. there
fore he avoided thee, and hA. left the house
by another path"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18
STATE OF MAINE.

To ths Poop, Of Nome
An additional number OF troops 10 required
by the exie,ncy OF the public service. and u
raised Immediately. u is believed by those
Who have the best means OF knowledge. that
the war will be brought TO a sreedy and
glorious issue. or this number. the Presi.
den, OF the United States desires and expects
tina, Maine should furnish her proportion
or quota.
our gallant and patriotic State has done
her whole duty in the past. and she " III not
i,lter nor fail in the present nor in the iu'
ture.
That her material interests may be pro.
tec,ed and advanced that tranquility and
peace nav he restored throughout the land'
that the Constitution and the Union which
have been e. q, all, the source OF unmeas-
ured blessings, may be rreter'ed; that LID.
erty. Of which they were the inspiration and
are ,hasclectei guardians. may be saved,
and that the light Of our great example may
shine brighter and brighter. TO guide. TO
cheer, and to bless the nations TO AID IN
all the-c, I invoke OF the people OF this State
a prompt and hearty response 10 this new
demand upon their p',rio,ism; and may
they all unite in the work that IL before
them. each laboiiug in hi. own sphere. 90
ing what be can by his example. influence
and sympa,hy-rroaerIne hi, treasure, his
time, his strength. his heart, and hn high
est hores to the cause % his country
General orders will be issued INN dately,
giving authority for raising new Regiments
OF Infantry, and for calling into actual ser.
wee a portion Of the ununiformed Militia OF
the State. ISRAEL WASllBURN. JR.
Governor OF Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

Nor SANcTTIEp. 4 traitor Methods,
preacher, VITO married in Hartford county,
Mary lani, recently al from Virginia, and
returned 20 Hartford. Having occasion 10
visit the store Of Quaker ia the nei.hbor.
hood. cur divine began 70 utter reasonable
sentiments. Friend Drabeloih could not
stand il.
"lhee shall no, talk 50 IN my store"
said the Friend thee lei, thy friends.
aud came here thee shall 60 on, Of ny
store, or will ia, tie out, aud thrash thee
sfsrward"
- thought said the preacher. Z" Qua
ker. didn't SIGHT"
Sanetiss4 Quaker. 8, rot" aid Broad
briu d" bat am no, saneilded, and thee
must ~ out -
Our divine left.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

The best way to do ourselves good Is to
Be doing good to Others the bes, Way to
gather 10 TO scatter.
Ifyoa would have spplause, don't excel
other. too FAR. You can't keep in the
worlds eye IL you soar out otsishs.
Two great geographical discoveries are
vet to be pade-ths source Of the Nile and
The "l.st ditch
II people would confns their talk to what
they understand. every sixty minute. would
witness silence for the space Of half an
hour"
Two lovers. like the two halves ola di''i'
Cd bank note. however widely separated, al
way. correspond with each other.
Some people think ,ha, black is the color
Of heaven, and that the more they can make
their faces look like midnight, the boiler
they are.
The leas, error should humble US, but We
should never PERM, even the creates, ,odis-
courage us.
Soue natures are like grares the more
they arr down-trodlsn the richer the tri-
butte they supply.
In bot summer. when there is mos, thirst,
there are fewest brooks. - Of many p-o.
PIES chari,ies-ibey are rsre., when most
needed.
We love women all the better for their
weakness. These strong minded women al
wsy. seem as # they wanted to be men and
could not.
The eaglet mus, have time. The bcak
that. in due season. wall eleave The skull,
., sr-, has merely power to chip the ess.
Never ds.ponl. Though he MILDLY sun
may be hidden from our sycs, We know ,ba,
At is shining .erSnsly upon the upper sur
face Of the cloud.
Where hard work kill. two, idlcness kills
ahundrcd men.
Folly and PRIDE walk side by side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

EXTRACT from an Act Of Congress, approved
Jul, -. 1861, ,ninLsi (" An net 10 provide b' the
suppression Of w,-llion against. aud resistance to-
the laws oi the United states, ani To amead the
act entitled an act TO provide ior the calling ior,h
II the mil,,is,' Sc, pss-ed February ~. i'ss
"srcrios 3. Asd b,I Jsf.r 'sseied, Thal
the militia .o called into the service of the Uniied
States, .hall be subject To the same plrs and ar
ticl.. Of war as the troop. IL the usi,ed states
ani lie continusd in the service of the United
State. aniil discharged by proclamation OF the
Prr.iIcni. P,O-ii,d. That such continuance ~
,s,, c, .hsllpt extend tyood SIXTY days ATE, The
commencement Of the neat regular session OF Con
grr.., unles. Cons,... ,hsll exp'e..l, provide b,
law therefor. Al provided 6s,ilu. That the mil
tia 80 cal-d ialo the service Of the United States
.hal daring their time OF service, h. enliiled "a
the sane pay ,rs,ions. and allowances f1r clothing
.. srr or NAV he established b, Law 6r the army
ofthe United States"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

Some years ago q man whose marriage
bad been published in paper with his
name wrongly spelled, called TO have !, cor
rccted. lie .aid be was one OF tina; class
whose names never appear in newspaper
bat twice in the course 81 their live---onee
when they are married. Ani seaiu alter
their death A. he could no, 80 10 ha'in:
the name given correctly on the las, Ocea.
sion. he wa. very anxious it should be right
on the fret
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18
RICHARD {. LAWRENCE
STATE or MAINE.

O,roRp. S.-Srp'rmc Judicial Court, March
Tenn, 1862
Richard 4. Lawrence. lbt W. RoSanna y Law.
T,nCr.
4 M INV Il spr.,in. 60 the Cooft 'hsi The
~ sa,d r,sponicni,i. not an inhahitani oi thu.
STATE, aud ha, M icasnt. ag,a,, attorney there
IN. and that she has ~ notice ct the rcndcnc. OF
tho it'll;
Il !. otdef-i b, the court that The sad libel
hnt noui, the ssld respondent II the psnJ'n'
=, ofth. l- 10, Causing aiis.'ed copy 81 ih'. u.
h,l wih ih,. oUieT II cUun lherop,tol publ''hed
three vc,k. ,pccc..Nsl, IN the oNiord Democrat
a rape, ptinisd IN PARIS IN ssd Couni,. the last
Publication Go H. ihiuS DAYS al East lsi,r the
nsNt t-tm Of aid Court, 90 H. holden at Fsii.
sfr,-a,d. on the .-coad Ta~-dsy II Auso.t nest
io the cnd thu, the .a,i Tr.poadsnt ma, thea aud
ihcw agra, at ss,d Cont ini .hs~ cause II any
che has, VII, the pa,cr 81 ssii llsl ,hodlI
not be granted
hur.t. SIDNEY PERiihN, Clsfk
A tue cor, OF libel ant order 81 court thereon.
Attest: SIDNEY PERilNM, CLERK
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A Canadian Remedy

For CoIirsnsu. hrcguidriy and Dsbihty 0f
N, Digoiirs Organs. Inducing H'ddafhs,
Ldsniuds. Nsrroumsu. G,RTGi ProHrd.
hoH ofths MHddrd BOdy. PIalya', 30.
A MOMENTS reflection opght to convince
II sensible man of the bl, and dagger Of con.
stantl, do.,n. ~i,h 6athafIic medic ines. The
practice !. psn,cious anl suicidal. AhcSTsfiercs
81 forty ,sars has taught me that ihs con.tsntly
Increasing evils Of ini gest,on fesIfulI, aggr.
waited 10y the too lee s.e Of Calhhr,cs. The
American people are fact lscomIHg nation II
dy.Isplics by their artificial modes Il he. Drss.
uc Jathsftcs incrrase the iffit.biIii,, and pfo'.
inte the strength ofttc digeitiSe Organs.
The pill. noW offered are especially designsd
60 allsy thi. ifritahiy. ani az the same tih.s 20
invigofate sad .lIrngth,n ~ the iun'lious Of di'
grstion. While they are gcntly hs.li'e. They
are anodync. tonic ani laxative. lhey ace %
mild anil inNigorating that zoe - not fem'ndsdb Y
any disagreeable effects that be has iaGen med'-
cine.
Bu.ine.. men. STUDENTS. Professional men, fe.
male.. aud all Persons leld,ns conhntd of sc'
dcuiary lie, should iTy them.
The under.ignel Physicians, CLset'ull, certify
a. the high professional standing 81 Df Colby 81
stin.tcad, one ~ the Oldest ant hest pb,siciins,
AMI To- the excellent qualitrs Of hi, "Aali.Co'uVs
anil Tonic pill.." which We have used 90 Oh,
practice and highly approve
J. II. Gibson. VI u, Durham, & T..
C.E. COTTON, " u, Cn~anNilr.
CHARLES BROWN, VI u,
:. =. FOSTER. " ID, Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, ND, Barnsion.
\. JENkS, VI u,
CIV. COWLES, VI ID. Saasteat.
JOHN MEIGS, VI u,
JOSEPH BRE ,DON, " u, surgeon n. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, VI u. Coatico5k.
LEMuEl. RiCiIMOND, Nd, Deb, Linc.
VI. q. GLlNES, " ID, Compton. &. T..
q. -, SOMLliS, VI u, Magog, 4. T..
J. RUTHERFORD, VI ID, Nevpot, VI.
Prepared by DIR. VI. D. COLBY. Snnsiel J..
G.. L., aud Dc'by Line, Vermont.
Sold by Dr.. Ru.t. ~. psu. hate, 4 Co, IA.
ri.; 4, -. Noye,, Noway; %. Porter, 4.
Gerry. u. ", Noble anil John u. Rani, Water
lord: Nc. Ioung. West rafisi &. y. Knight,
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plaster,

cure 10 FIVE tour,. pain. AID weakness 81 the
breast, side sai back. and Rheumatic Complaints
10 m equally short p-riod Of fine. Spread 90
ieluiifil white Lamb Ska, their use subjects the
we,rcr o. 40 Inconvenience, and each "ne wi
wear from one week 10 three moaih.. Free II
81 cent..
IIeriok's Sugar Coated Pills and Md Flisief'
are .oli by Dagsi.i. aud Merchsnls IN all parts OF
the Unitrd State, Canada. snd sonlh America.
and may he obtained by calling Tor them b, their
fall name. DIR. LIZ. IIERiiiCk n Co.
AIbsny. y. Y.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HL,Beu.ETIKs..
ADJUTA>T GTSpHAi's OEEIcr,
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hlAbStAkTihs.s
ADJUrA>T GTNtHat's OETIcr.)
Augusta, guly til. ls62.
GISLK.L OkDIK No. ~.
II ne Nijls Gesval' u iA' h!,ta.
Accumpsa, ihis Sou will receive Genera
Order No. 10, With Proclamation u Ills Excel
l,ucy the Governor, aud recruiting Pnper. and ~
sifuci,ans a. H. Pot Into the hand. of the Ouierb
Sergeant 90 SON. other person OF each ol the CON
Iaas.- ofg.ni4ed under yooS dire-t,pn, with Te.
quss, thai lhey will enli,t al such prison. there
i'om. 90 oih-r., as Iaa, H. possible. For thu
service Suu will receive . suitable compensation
lnT each man sali.tel bS them and mustered iniC
the service the United states.
The necessities of the service admit Of NJ Je.
hy, and Il = most earnestly hopcd that the se,.
sfai Msjo ,.ebera. viii see that the requirement.
IT ,h,s order are promptly .SecaIsd. saI the Or
derl, Ssfsrants 90 other tl,iie, designated a. ~.
cruiiing oficcr. viii omit ~ ,fi,u On their part
10 rOsay recruits a. POss,bL ior the Vol.
ualsvr Regiments.
A. memlsrs 81 the Militia will be caIrd ia,o
actual service under the avs 81 the United STATE.
All Of ih. state. a. Militia, COO period which in
81 probability willis quite as l1ag that ior which
they ~ouh L. held az Volunteers, the advantages
10 H. derived hy the s,ld,er IN ,olun eering IN the
mattel II prem'um. advance pas, bounty AL othe'
bsnshi., gJes and olyioa. that Il !. believed
there will 10 ~ hesitation 10 enlistpg as Nolun.
teer., rather than "a serve as Militia, 10 which
capacity ihry ~il receive nOth,ag bot monthly
~sge-. rsi'on and cloth,ng.
yitiren sodef.! rememb-r YOU have a oounir,
o. ave, nod yoa ihe men who cat render IN asi
ethcieat AL IN thu. holy and patriotic wo'k. To
render speed, aad certain, and 10 alleviate
all sbtidge the cilslni,ies of war, the fwsilen,
81 the United States ha. requested this call to Le
made.
The Commando, ia. chief doe. not doubt that
our true-hsarisd .oldiery will make .uch response
as will st,ll farther illustrate the patriotism aud
devotion Of Oas gallant aud faithful State.
by Order u the Commander .iR.Chiei.
JOHN l.. hoDsDON. Adjutant General.