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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13
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WESTERN RAILROAD

Esss@eas5ssa5Sa w ESIE nN RAlLROAD-
sE:sss:s=ssss:se SPRING ARRAEGE3ENTS - Com.
z e! .lnencing MONDAY, May 5, lS62.-Bos-
ton. ALBANY and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac.
commodation) at $40 a. and p, m.
ForNeW 1orb and Albany, (exp) SIS and 40
m.
New York Mail train 10 p. m.
RGiir0Gd COaaecti0Rs.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy aid Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
reads ~ Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At State Line with the HOusatOnic
railroad At Pittshed with the Pittsield and North
ADAMS, ard Stockbridge and Ittstield railroads. At
Nestheld with tile hampshire and HAmpden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven Spri,
held, and Connecticut River Rail- oads Palmer with
the New London. Palmer Wilimantic, and Belcer-
town and Amherst railrc ads At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May l. 1852. HENRY GRAY, Sup't
g7<zsss----=zss WORCESTER & NASHUA
siss=sE5555s5s=szs-sR ILRO AD-SUMMER ARRANGE
s@--sH-7M ENF.-Trains rsn follows: Leave
worcester at 62g ard Ills 9. H. and T. 10 p. m
Leave Nashua al Z &. n. and IL m, and p. m
at Nashua, sill trains connect with the trains o.
Concord where passengers take the and from
me Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
Al GFoton Junction, trains connect directly with thI
trains OF the Stony Brook Railroad and with train
OF the t1chburg Railroad with the exception of the frs
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
train leaves Worcester every Sunday morning at Al
CLOCK Tor LEVEL and way stations, stopping take
passengers when signal is made Returning, leave Low
ell at D 81 y m. reach Worcester 1850.
For further particulars and connections with othe
land States' a. w BENTLEY Sun'f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13

have been sold within the last Ten Months and the graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough restofa
ton Of Hundreds of Females, who have sought relief
from other preparations in vain thereby demonstrating
its indisputabe right to be styled the greatest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-13
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR

private cognae affections of the fSmSle ana
result is the production of his ''sni' anu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

Many OF the friends and acquaintances of
the late Colonel Brodhead have expreesseI
great desire to see his last letter. the one
which IL Is generally known he wrote 10 his
wife from the fatal battle field. TO crafty
this desire, We have requested, and have
been able 10 obtain a copy of the letter and
to publish it. with the restriction. however.
that the names referred 90 in Il should not
be mentioned.
We cannot but feel that such letter be-
longs rather IN the nation at large than TO
relatives or friends. and should be chroni-
eled 10 the nations aqoel-. a. showing forth
the calm, heroic soul OF one II her beet and
most devoted sons
La the language OF loving aud -orfosiug
brother. What noble spirit lie had And
in the last supreme moment. how n lowered
above mortality He entered eternit, Ikea
true Christian hero. not i.o,stlui nos reck-
less, bat without shame and without fcir.-
Death came not 10 him with gloom aud
darkness. but like flaming sun. dissipating
the mists OF human weakness. and showing.
IN glorious light. his unconquersble devo.
ton To his country AMI his friends. Green
be the turf upon his grave. and ever bloom
ing the flowers Of love and memory thst
spring fresh from his honored ashes aud
cluster round his name. Detroit Tribune
My DEAREST WUE:-I write to you. NOR
tally wounded, from the battlefield. We
are again defeated. and ere this reaches YOU
your children will be fathericss.
Before die let me implore that in some
way, it may be stated that Gensrai-has
been outwitcd. and that's a traitor. Had
then done their duty as did mine, and had
led as led, the dear old tiag had waved in
triumph
, / wrote to you yestetlay morning. To-
day ID Sunday. and TO day sink TO tho greer
, couch of our final rest.
' have fought well. my darling. and wa
= shst in the endeavor TO rally our broken bat
0 tallions, ! could have escaped, but woul,
q not ill all hope was gone, and was shot
; about the only one of our force left on tn
! field. Our cause is just, and and Generals
' not the enemy's. have defeated US In God
i good time He will give Us victory.
4 And now, goodbye, wife and childre
j Bring them up, know YOU will, in the fen
! Of God and. love for the Savior Bu
p for you and the dear ones dependant shoul
n die happy. | know the blow will fall wit
n crushing weight on you. Trust in Him VIII
n gave mamma in the wilderness.
"A DIR. Nash is with me. Ii il now after mic
in night; and have spent most OF the night
sending messages to you.
70 Two bullets have gone through my ches
m and directly through the lungs suffer b'
20 little now, but at first the pain was acute.
an have won the soldiers name, and am reat
no to meet. now. as / must. the soldiers fate
Va hope that from Heaven may see the glor
Iv Gus old flag wave again over the undivid,
hsa Union | have loved so we'll
nj Farewell, wife. and babes. and friend
i. We shall meet again. Your loving.
od THoRSToS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
Some Facts About Newspapers.

think il was Burke who said Of "ncws-
paper calculations" that they were in his day,
even, "a more instrument of the popular in
telligence than was generally imagined" -
The writer's OF these papers, he added, 'are
indeed, for the great part. either unknown or
in contempt. but they are like battery in
which the stroke OF one ball products no Of
feet. but the amount of continued repetition
is decisive. Let us suffer any person to tell
Us his story, morning and evening. but for
a twelvemonth, and he will become our mas
ter"
The recent ISSUE of the preliminary re-
port on the eighth census of the United
| States develops some astonishing facts rcla
tive to the public press" The tabular
statement appended to this report shows
what newspaper reading nation we are. and
how large portion of our reading partakes
of political characfar
| or 1851 papers and periodicals published
| in the United States at the date of the census
Of 1850. three thousand two hundred and
forty-two, or 5000 per cent. wero political
in their character. Two hundred and ninety
eight, or 7.3s per cent. are devoted &c
literature. Religion and theology compose
the province Of two hundred and seventy
seven. or 6:S3 per cent. while two hundres
and thirty-four, or ST. per cent. are clssse,
as miscellaneous
Ofthe total circulation in the country
three States, New York, Pennsylvania, aE'
Massachusetts. furnish 530, 02l ,l2l copies, o
considerably more than half Of the sggre-
gate amount. which is 927 ,95l SIS copies =
Wash. Cor Phil. Ing.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

CaNseAi HkckLFuAS. writing 10 \ friead
a few days before he vas killed in batttic
SAID:
Many gool men musi - under pa this
ccntcsf- The great qucsiioo =. Who wnl he
lsily Ii Is indeed a dark hour. bat you
know me. ani ku0~ that always booked On
tic bright si3c OF al rsctarcs. have faith
n God. wicked a. am--i.ith that lie !.
working oni Ills osn gooi ~lll al.d pleasure
with IRE and sword. Al wiil come right
The right msa vill &c found for the right
piAce-traitors b. Ger arr,. .nd s,mfotkircrs
18th tressoo "a Il. ~iii - ecc.sed cat by an
bs, 1hen tie Gosemmsat f1ds 4 has g
make terrible struggle u preserve u ex-
lsience. The DAYS OF holiasy wss are ovs,
lii has bsceze deadly strife.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

The high price Tor coarse and medium
wool has caused quite = eommoton among
the wool growers n shis section. who are a.
intent now upon rcdneing the tneneSs OF the
libre A. they we're formerly IN increasing IT.
This i done by breeding from The French.
Spanish and Slleston stock. the headquarters
% which appear 10 be IN Vermont. \ party
from this county has returned With eleven
bucks. and represent the sheep fever there
a. surprising everything. sheep are bought
a, fabulous prices. and A. high as 81 900
asked for a singic mutton They range
from $40 % 500 ordinarily for brccisng
purposes. The wool OF the OH fashioned
native sheep. coarse a. dog hair. and oTe,-
nsrsly duh As 9lc 90 &c. per pound. no~
readily commands 61c. 10 sec and parties
who we're - foften4ie az % gsaS-e>s si,ccr Of
tbs formerly iesp.sci castle. arc 100 rcs
sirinr handsomely TIE vool 6 u>el los
the lAbric4t.on 81 coarse elolhn,f. A. ios
armv &c. and tic lemafsi ei1 Csnliaae a
least - long a. there = lafse sfas q Re
kcs,f on foot WAriirs faifl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

NoItaire. speaking Of law. said: Il never
was but twice in my lfe completely ON the
verge Of ruin: fret. when lost lawsuit
and. secondly. when ! gained one.
Have YOU Goldsmith's Greece asked a
gentleman on entering bookstore. mo.
air. hut they have some excellent bears OF
in the next door. replied the counter boy
Julius. did You attend de last meeting oh
De debating society," Yes. sir. w Ell
what was was de fust thing dat cum aiorc de
house, why. il was charcoal cart
A line in one Of Moore's songs reads thus
"Our coacl, shall he roses bespsngled will
dew
To which a sensible girl, according 10 Ian
dor replied:
"Twonld give me the rheumatic. so Il wonl'
vOu.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

cnO Mn0 MALE or FEMALE
OOD,OVJV AGENTS To SILL.

GOO, 900 s MAas 20 or sa rEMAIh
LLOYD NEW SrEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORRp
MAP or THE UNITED Stairs,
CANApAs. ASD NEW BRUNSWICK.
From reosnt survey. completed Aug. 10, ls52;
cost $40, oc9 10 engrave u and Que years time.
Superior t. any sio nap ever made by Cotton OF
Mitchell ard -lls At the low price 81 20 cents; aTe
ooo naInes are engraved on this map.
II Is not only County Map, but IL Is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
n IN. u States aud Canadas confined In one. giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or man a. 20 e. per day,
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold and
refund the money.
send for al worth totry.
Printed instructions how TO canvas well, furnish
81 all our agents
wansei-A smart man. a. Wholesale Agent foi
our Maps In every Stats. Canada, England and Cal
lfornla A fotune may be made With small capital
1T. LLOYD.
Ne. lea broadway. Nes York.
Tue War Department uses cur Nap q Nirgini'
and MARYLAND, ON which : marked Tcrougbfare q sp
Bull Run Mountains, Pals Church, all the fprds ~
the Potomac and every sther place In Maryland ans
Virginia, or mones.. refunded
| Pssce IS cents Sept 10, dwJt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
j hAssnx reaslea h. SAssisx ar1 Hsif nEe-ztns
sSi1ss, s1ea1nx - TsrF~ Haste hea-<. bt-s ifsse
infsrra H. eitrens aad ps1ilc ssfef4ly. ts-l h.
usx prepared q psil ur-ea caste9-rs in his
rsr. ss;i-fsrte<y nsrr. strict sftcntioa sit~a =
xssz.Drcrfnx "a Cofkiax Lazlrs an Ilflls 6lfls
Hx1r. gro. W CANADA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

FMS Richmond EnqHirrr Is prepared for
another long campaign. aud declares that the
people aud Government Of the South ARE
al, conscious of the giant preparations which
Lincoln Is making His vast drafts OF men
are not all His shlpyaris arc busy. and
gunbosts OF heavy draughs and light draught.
cased in iron armor, and fitted up with all
the arts Of war. all the appliances of ingenu-
ity. are being constructed in great numbers.
And IL continues.
We must prepare foF these gunboats. not
by iiipPant'y sueefing at gunooas panlcs-
that would be very unwisc: not by timid ap.
prehensions of inability 10 resist them-thal
would DO very unwlse also. but ne must pre-
pare defcnces on the rivers and distinctions
Ia their channels. We must try all the viz
taos of sharpshooters on the banks and the
sab-aqucous batteries IN the stream.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

A coSrRaBAsp was lately sworn in as cook
by a corporal of the LIST Iowa cavalry
Among other things lac sworc To do. was the
following: You do solemnly swear that
when this war H. over you'll mako tracks Tor
Africa almighty fast" yes, massa, do
dat: alwas wanted to 90 to Checrcargo."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
COAL! COAL!
DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE Here
III tsfure existing t-sv~en y Sippcrf q william
DAM ~ss thfs tsy Dissolved ~ mutual con-ent
y NIPPERT a wN- DUNN
Terre- Hsnie, Aug- I. lss1-
IL THOSE KNOWING them
"a selve. indsoted b y. Sippert Dunn. ~iIl
rfss-~ call AZ eoce ard settle ciose mp ther
cuunts without further notice fither party q TIE
nrrn = suflsrire.s 90 seffls the sccourrs.
Va Dana ~iil he fsu.i Il The 90 siore, liz We
fuzsh rtr~~t- y klfFfkt 4 DJ>N-
kux. -. iss1 -t~-c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

Tar New York rNper - <.s. ~
tAeach &C Jonlt The tfesh - ~ a>scstsoa
that Rri<sdser oeneral fsan< >.a"s.l. :
ia collar 4. Sc ~. hat Is lrsqee.,iis
..ksu ~ the enem, fog flag 81 truce
The s.me papes cali UPON Ism &, acsts a.
lat three qesr;ers Off
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

TuR Forrest divorce case i again be
fore the New Yerk courts. IL was CON-
mencei fourteen years ago. and the costs
already exceed 10000
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

THE history of man is a calendar OF straws.
II the nose of Cleopatra had been shorter,
said Pascal. in his brilliant way. Anthony
might have kept the world.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
Me DICAL.
DR.. POTTER,
UO.pllgsOHs.lTEfENT.

UNLAWFUL ior the patronage
u which has been 40 literally extended a. re
curing the past four ears, wouid ifnll, .
hsit continuance II the same.
ouios.- south ThiId Street, West ,i1e 80, sa,
door from Ohio street.
Rsnipsscs. Corner - Fourth ana oak street.,
lnl,9li3m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

"Cos,ars" Raj, Roach. Sc E,fermfngior. I 4
"C0sfaT's"
"Cosfars" Bed hug Euerminofor
"Cosfar's
"COsfar s" Eiecfrio Powd,r, foT Iasecfs. &c
IN 25c SOC, and ~ 90 iioNcs Bottles and Flask
sni g. Sizes FOR Plantations. ships. foef-.
Hotels. etc. &c.
CAUTION III To prevent the public from
being imposed upon hy >iir,ia"s and Hgtig Pegns-
ci0ns limitations, a.w label has bsen PREPARED
bearing f0csiDlie 81 ilr FroPri.ior's signature 7.
Examine each box, bottle. nsak carefully before
pursha-ing. sni TAX 4aihire hut ''sostar-> "
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

ME- Sold Erers,oLer, ~
Ah"-@ss.is DRuoalsrs In the large cities
Some 81 mo
Wholesale agents in Men York Ciig.
shieneln Bro'berse Co Earral. gisley A Kitchen.
H. a. fHhnc-soek, HUI Bush, Gale a Tobinson
49, NJ. Ward Close A c.
wheeler A Hart Is p,,,,~. a 90
James :. Aspinw all. y 4 w.il.Gc
MOI, mors,n Aisn; i1,eii. Marsh A Gardner
Thomas Fullor. Corrad p
L. ID OrVis.
skp OTHERS
PhIadsiphis, PennsyioaHia.
T. W. D,oit6 Co Rob't sbo.maler& Co
u. A. Fahnestock A. G.. Fr.-nch, Richard A Co.
Az oTHsAs
Bosta. Mass.
Geo. G. Goodwin CO. Week A Potter.
.. BUT -. 'ohn Wilson, Jr
kxD osxns
Asao. all wHo'ssAL Dnroor-rs a.
Chicago. Ill
St Louis. Mo.
Detroit. Mich,
Louisville, by,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Pittsburgh. Pa,
Buffalo. y. y.
ASP M
Drugsi-is Grocer. storekeeper. and Reia. ,..r.n.
| orally IN all Country To~n I'D Vilias
4 L.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
LEGAL.

THE undersigned has been appoint
Asu.r i.sr.fsr Il o. estate q foels sokrs. late
I'VE coansy. Assessed. SD estate :. probably
..sss,s l. ". RAENSskR
Ccf1ru1x
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
aEvERY FORM ANDrspfcIEs. Of:

Preparations oshd crlunlike all others arc
.'Free from Posons.'
'sNot dangerous 10 the Human Family"
"Rats DO not die on the premises
'sThey come out of their holes 60 die"
"rhey are the only infallible remedies known"
"l2 years and more established In New York City"
Used blythe City Post onioo.
Ised Sg-the City Prisons and Statioul ionscs.
Used blythe City Steamers, Ships. &c.
Used Jy-ihe City Hospitals. Aims HOUSES, &o-
Used blythe City Hotels, 'Asiors.' st. Niohoas' &c
Used blythe Boarding Houses. &c.. &c.
Used Jy-more thaA 20 ooo Private Families.
a. S,e one or taco .Spe,spens of trhaf = Eregp-
,o1ere sad bg n.s PooISs- Eifors-iesiers a..
| HOusRkEEPERs-troub with vsrmin need b.
no longer. II they use CosrAs's' DETERMINATIONS.
| We have used IL To our satisfaction, aud IL hex
| cost - We would have H. We had tried ppisonr.
but they effected nothing; but "CosraRs' article
knocks the breath cut of Rats. Mice. Reaches, and
Bed Bugs, quicker than write a.. II H. W
great demand all over the country Medina o..
| Gdctfe.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nualld In Grant County by vermin. than would pa,
for tons Of this Rat and isseot Hilier.-I.ancsstc
| lNis.l He'""-
tfHHNR y II. CASrAR- We are selling your pre-
| ations rapidly. Wherever they have been used
par Mice, Reaches and Nermin disappear rapidly
Rats fcgsR A SroUFEsa, Druggists. Windsor ~
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a SUPPLEMENT-
TO THE
M ARYLAND CODE.

CONTAINING the ACTS OF THE GENERAL AS
v sEMBLy, passed at the Extra Sessions of
1861, and the Regular Session of 1862, divided
into PUBLIC GENERAL AND PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS,
and arranged in Articles and Sections to cores
pond with the Code. Also, an APPENDIX, con-
tanning the Private Acts and Resolutions of the
Extra Sessions of 1861, and the Regular Session of
1862, in Alphabetical and Numerical Order. By
Fl. G. MAcKALL, efhe Maryland Bar. To which
is added, the CONSTITUTION OF MARY
LAND, with references to the Decisions of the
Court of Appeals, and the CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, with Notes and Refer
ences to the Decisions of the Supreme Court
The whole carefully and accurately indexed.-
By EDWARD OTs HINKLEy, of the Baltimore Bar.
We believe We thus offer to the public a work
invaluable to every Larger, Magistrate, Politician
Business Nan, and reUery Citizen Of Maryland,
and one Invaluable to every possessor of the
Code.
The importance of the legislation of the late ses-
sions of the Legislature affecting, as it does, the in
terests Of every man in the State renders it matter
of the greatest moment to each individual, to
have in a convenient and accessible form the
Acts of Assembly, and it is scarcely less so to
have embodied in the same volume, the Lnpor-
tant Resolutions which enunciate the policy of
the State in the present crisis, while it will prove
a matter of no slight moment to individuals and
corporations, thus 10 have preserved in perma-
nent FORM the Acts on which their rights and
interests may depend.
By continuing the publication of the work, as
we propose, it is believed that the Bar of Mary
land will have the Statute Law of the State in O
form as convenient and accessible as that of any
State in the Union.
Esy Such as may desire to secure the Supple
merit, will do well to order at once, as the Work
has not been stereotyped, and the extent of the
Edition, beyond the number subscribed for, is
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rs On the receipt of So in current Money,
the Supplement will be sent prepaid by mail.
re- On the receipt Of $l2 in current Money,
copies Of the Supplement will be sent by any
conveyance, in conformity to directions.
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THE MARYLAND CODE

Containing all the Pub &c General and Public
Local Laws, now in force in the State of Mary
land, compiled by Ohio Scott and Hiram McCul-
Tough, Commissioners; adopted by the Legisla-
ture of Maryland, January Session, 1860; the
Acts of that session being herewith Incorporated:
with an INDEX to each Article and Section.
By HENRY G. MACKALL of the Maryland Bar.
Second Edition. Two Volumes 80. law Sheep
900 pages each, only Sc. Interviewed, $40.
1t is deemed superfuous to dwell on the merits
or advantages Of this great work, the preparation
Of which has cost the State up,Dards of $50, 900.
1t has been carefully examined by several of the
most eminent lawyers in the State. All unite in
pronouncing il the most complete body of Domes-
tic Jurisprudence for Professional rs well as
Popular use, ever published, and one of the best
arranged as it is unquestionably, one of the neal
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country The unexpected demand, and the very
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met with public appreciation.
With an elaborate and well dgested INDEX
to each ARTICLE and SEcTIoN-careful and mi
mute in its classification of subjects, the reader
no matter how unfamiliar with the science of
law, may easily examine the enactments on any
question referring to his Property bis Rights, his
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Gse Every Law Officer, every Merchant; Manu-
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IS~ On the receipt of SO in current Money
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Examiners Notice.

WHE undersigned examiners appointed
y by the County Commissioners for that
purpose, will meet on the ground on
Monday, 9Th of November, 1862, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, to ascertain and determine
whether the public convenience requires
a road to be laid out, commencing at the
bridge across Mrs. Fanny A. Davis mill
race on said Davis land, and running with
said race to the dam, then with said dam
until it intersects Dr. Geo. T. Hays land,
then with the race to Daniel Mitchel's
saw-mill water race, then with said race
until it intersects The rood leading to Aber-
deem, and locate the same so as to pro-
mote the public convenience.
VIM. s. BOWMAN,
GEORGE GILBERT,
J. w. CARROLL,
ol8 Examiners.
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Tax Notice.

ORDERED That the County Commits
" sioners for Hartford County will make
an additional Levy Of as cents on the
500. and the several Collectors of State
and County taxes are directed to COL
lect the same, for which they will be al
lowed 3 per cent. for collecting. A dis
count of 5 per cent. will be allowed on all
bills paid on or before the LIST day of No
vember next, and per cent. on all bills
paid between the LIST of November and the
LIST of January, 1868. and after that time
interest will be demanded on all bills
then unpaid. By order,
JOHN T. SPICER,
sep27 Clerk.
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Examiners Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED EXAMINERS,
i appointed by the County Commits
sioners for that purpose, will meet on the
ground on the first Monday of December,
1852. al 10 O'Clock, A. M, to ascertain
and determine whether the public conve-
venience requires road to be laid out,
commencing at The Pennsylvania line, at
the mouth of Channels Lane, to pass
through the lands of Luther NJ. Hitchcock,
John Barton.J jeremiah Lowe, other Loves,
Charles Shrodes, and any others that it be
laid on, to intersect public road at a
house of J. Smith HolIngshade.
DAVID PYLE,
JOSHUA GLENN,
JAS. N. HENDERSON,
o25 Examiners.