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Bloomsburg Pa
July 25. 1862.

Business OF pressing char
acier calls me very Unexpectedly from
home, making it impossible for me 10 be
present with you and participate in your
deliberations. very much regret this, as
feel deep interest in every movement
engaged in 10y my loyal fellow citizens,
looking toward the suppression of this un
holy rebellion. Be assured of my sympa-
thy and hearty cooperation in whatever
measures, in your judgment, should oe
adopted.
This war, forced upon us by bad and
wicked men, must go on. He who now
clamors for Peace before the national honor
is yindicaled, the national authority eslab-
lished over eUery inch of the soil OF the
Union, and the assassins who have raised
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Bloom.burg. JnI, %. So.

TERMS OF E-One fourth OF the
purchase money TO be paid un the corfir-
maJiun Of tho sale, three fouuhs in one
year from lie confirm aiIoa, with interest
from the confirmation. leu per cent of The
one fourth TO be paid al me nrne of striking
down the property
Al CHEMRERIIN Admir-
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CANDIDATES COLUMN.
ANNOUNCING NAME $500.
District Attsrney.

" WRIT will be a candidate for Dis
IrlcI Attorney, al the coming iall
election. Subject 10 the decision OF The
Democratic County Convention.
July g, 1862
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DIED.

In Espy, this county, on The 22d inst.
Mr. JAMES McCARTY, aged - years.
In this place on The 2slh inst, FRANK p.
son oil Elijah and Mary Shut, aged 9 wears
and days
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VoLUNl EERS for the Army shonId not
leave The City until supplied with Hollo-
ways Pills and Ointment For sores scnr-
Wy, Wonnds, Small Pox, Fe, ers, and bowel
com Plaln's these medicines are The besi in
the world Every French Soldier uses them
Only % cents per box OH
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REVIEW OF THE Market.
MARRIED.

In Nescopec, Luzerne County on The 22d
inst. by Rev. J NJ. Salmon, MIR. NTHAN
'HUFSAGLE, o: Nescopec to Hiss SARAa
SHOWER OF Mifflinvile Columbia county Pa
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CAMP AT WATERLOO, FAUauIER CO., Va
July 27, 1862.

July = AcoN.
Gen. Pope's recent orders have caused
great excitement among the citizens of this
vicinity. particularly The latest in regard to
taking The oath OF alegience 1t is assert
ed that there are not more than two men
in the county who have not taken The oath
10 support the Southern Coniederacy, AID
that rather than renounce this, men, women
and children express their determination TO
go south.
a large number OF our Soldiers have an
idea that Gen. Pope's orders give them per-
mission to help themselves TO anything
they can find, and consequently they have
been roaming through the country killing
chickens, sheep, ETC., extensively.
Some of them having been punished se>
verely BY their officers, such practices have
nearly ceased.
II is reported that parties follow the army
en.iclng men 10 desert, and furnishing them
with outfits of clothing for that purpose.
large number having deserted within week
or two past-between 30 and so from the
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l05ih New York-gives color TO this state-
ment. Some. doubtless desert Tor the pur-
pose OF joining other regiments. and geiiing
the bounty Recruiting officers should
govern themselves accordingly
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From Gen. Pope's ARMY.


Fredericksburg toward Gordonsville,-A
Large Force of the Enemy at Orange
Cour House-Th Rear Guard Attacked
BY Rebel CavaIry-They were repuIsed
with Loss.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1862
A reconnoi,ering force. commanded by
Gen. Gibbons, and consisting OF two regi-
menls OF his brigade, Que OF Cen Patrick
brigade bat,alious of cavalry-one rom
the Harris Light Cavalry and one rom the
Indiana Cavalry, with a battery o' artillery
all belonging 10 Gen. King 5 division push
ed on from ederieksburg in the direction
OF GordansviIe on Friday, and returned
last night. They advanced within nine or
ten miles OF Gordonsville, and nearly 10
Orange Couu House which was occupied
by much superior force OF the enemy.
Having discovered this fact, and having
secured the object OF The Reconnaissance.
the expedition returned holly pursued by a
hostile foce of cavalry, which attacked the
rear guard several times, but was repused
on each occasion with loss. We hear Of
no loss on our side
Gen. Pope takes the field tomorrow
The late order OF Gen. Pope, requiring the
residents within his lines who do not take
the oath of allegiance to emigra:e, is already
bearing fruit in Fredericksburg Thirty Of
the leading Rebels OF the town have gone
TO Richmond with their families, aud others
are preparing 10 follow
Officers who accompanied the scouting
expedition toward Hanover Court House
from fredericksburg, say that the corn
along the road which they marched has suf.
tered very much from the heavy rains that
have fallen this summer, and is not likely
10 npen.
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No enlisiments will be made f,r nine or
twelve months in this Slate after the 10Th
of August.
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New Columbus hale and Female Academy.
Ma. JAcoBv:--l have The pleasure to in
form you, that was present at The late ex-
animation which took place at the close OF
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FROMCFN pop

FROM GEN. POPE'S COLMN.
Rebel Spies Going Soulh-The Effect OF
Gen. Pope's Orders-Desertions from the
lC5th New-York.
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American Guano.

rTNIlE ualerigned has now IN store, ADD offer.
10, sale, tie alpvc siticle, TO dealers and
farmers, in any desired qdanliis.
The term American Guano.' 10 the title or
trademark b, which !. designated the Fertilizer
lhs the company b. imporiing fum u. i.had..
These i.i,nis arr situated 10 the Pacific oesan,
near the equator. The, we're ofmsll, taken po-
session Of ~ the name II the Unit~d State. gov
.rnn,eat, e., account Of the American Gasno To-.
hy the commander Of the u. n. ship ~. May''
10 the year 1887.
Tn. scientific testimony respecting the 's'se OF
ihi. Gusno a. q permanent fertilizer 10 most hat
ieriny, CHAR and decisive; aud the LSor which u
has met with 81 the hand. oi farmers whose op'n.
ION. Of IL. merit. are founded uoa careful eSper-
,nsni., will commenJ IL 10 all Who desire TO OBJ
tain a reliable and economical manure.
The E.nilliag propcriie. OF this Guano are
maini, pho.phaies, not ammonia, aud ihefsiote
con, 90 other seed. will 10, be lpjured by coming
10 contact with n.
The price at which IT !. offered 10 $40 ior the
single ton, with a liberal discount, according To
graduated scale o( prices. Zoe large quantities.
". u. IIAZiETINE,
~. ~ Foau's WAT, BS,'os,
Agent cor the sale Of the American Cos Guano'
April ~. 1862.
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woNAN's CHhRIrr. That was q beautiful
idea Of the vile Of an Irish .ehOolmas,er.
Who, Wills, poor himself, had given gra,ui
tous instruction to poor scholars; batwhsn
increased in worldly goods began TO think
that be could no, Aaord to give bis services
for nothing.
oh, James, dOn't say the like Of that.
said the gentle-hearted woman. don't; a
poor scholar never came into the house thu,
! didn't feel as il he brought the fresh AR
from Heaven with him never miss the
bi, give ,hem-my heart warns % the
col, and hOmely sound Of their bare fee, on
the door. and the door almOs, opens Of itseli
~ receive them in
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STATE OF MAINE.

Onponp, ,..-ro the Hon"rablc the Justice. u
the Surrvme Jsd,c,sl COa-t. ne>i a. L. holden
AZ Pare. within AID br tn Count, II oNlotd.
oa Oh. Second rv--.ls, of March. \. ID. is62;
ESpECTrt'ILY rrpf-.sat., RICHARD
IL q. LAWRENCE. of Albany. 90 the CuunI,
81 ONlnfd. that 90 Oh. IhiTt~th dsy Il NS'sn'l-f,
4. II. ISL. he sas married at >h'lhufnr. ~ The
Couai, II C,-s. sai :. ate ot Nes Hampshire, 90
Eo,aaaa y. Hicks. of Albany. "a the C'-iai, of
ONfori. b, q. u. How. Esquire, Ju.t'cc II the
Peace; thai after aid marriage iheS resided to-
g,thsf nj Alany, IN our said CouniS ~ ONbfd.
about sour years. That $40 l6sr the 'sii mar.
rage the said Rnsanna .. ,Shib,isd iosaul. out
hlellnt mach uakinincss. neg l~ctin. the ofliuafy
du,ie. ufihs hoa.-holl threatening 10 i'rssks the
home he had provided Zoe bee. And your lbsl-
l,nt ave.. that on of alou, the twelfth d, ef Nov.
,ml.t. 4. u. ls5J, whilst rsssi,as at sa'i Abany,
she lett he hone, ds.c,tiag hia,, and from th't
time "a the pf,-ssi she has stsRjuRsd h,s home
AMI r,iised b. cohab,t With him, aud 'hr has ln.t
al ad,,i,on ssi regard Gr hin. All war libel.
hnI farther s,r'. that daring all the tin's. iiotn
The das she ,es-tte,i h-f home ~ .s,d Ailany, up
90 the ps,.eni t,m.. he Ia. not dTrci, heard ir"m
be-, AMI Ia. had aoihng 10 do With hsf. and that
by her past miscoadvcl and long al'-snce sni ds
.sTt N, h. has lp.l all Affection sRi love Sc be- :
ins.roOch a. It 70 Reasonable ard proper. oundu.
eve ~ dua,s.i,c haunoay ALL consi.I.nt nth the
pace AMI 1sora,ts Of ..'stN, NoaT lh-lisat p1.,
that divorce lrOm the tSnd. u uaifiuouy may
h. granted hm. and as "a duty bSSnd vii ever
pay.
March :. fs62.
uIrtI.pn A. ,wnE<TT
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A Canadian Remedy

For Co,iirsr,s. hr,ggiauiy and D,bihfy Of
the Dig,airs Organs. IHdueiHg H,dd0chS,
Ldssitrde. NcrrousnsJ, Genera! PrOJiyd-
lion ofihs Mind and BODY. PdrdiyaS, SO.
A MOMENTS reflection ought To coavinc. a
n ..a-ibL- man ~ the El, snd danger Of Goa
.'sntl, dosing With csihsuic msd'c,n.-. IN.
practice !, psfnicious anl suicidal. AasSpsrisrc.
oi iouy year. has t,ught me thai the con.iinily
Increasing evil. 81 ind gesiion afs Partially agsr.
waited l., the Ioo Ire a.e of Calh,Hics. The
American people are h,i bcsoming q naiion VI
d,sp.pl,e. b, their artificial lno,-s II liir. Das-
tic Csihartc. increase the irril.biliiy, sni pfo..
irste the ,irengih ofite digestive organs.
The pill. nov offered are especially desigaed
90 alsy ihi. initsb,liy, and At the sane tihs 10
insigofaic aud Strengthen Ill the junction.. Of de.
gestiOn. While they are gcntb LAXATIVE. Thy
are ann.l,ne, toaic and LAXATIVE. They are -
mid and in,ieoraiing that one .. not reminded Nv
any d,.agrccable effects that ke ha. taken med'.
cine.
Bu.iaes. mra. stuisuts. Proie,.ionsl men, fe-
males. aud all Persons lsading a COnbncd Of 90
d.ntsry LIE, .hould toy thea.
The undersigned rhy slcians, cLssr'ully certify
90 Ih. high pfOlsssiobsl standing ~ Df Colby oi
sian.tead one al the oLlssi snd beet physiciln..
ani To the excellent qualiiir, oi hi. "Anli.Co'u's
anil Tonie Pills." which Ne have used ~ GA,
practice and highly sTpfoVe
J. u. Gib.oa. VI u, Dunhsm, q T..
C.E. COTTON, VI 10, CSwhRsyillr.
CHARLES BROWN, ID,
\. y. FOSTER, " ID i,om..
NORMAN CLEVELAND. MD, Darn'lon.
n. JENkS, VI ID,
W. COwLES. VI u. snn.tead.
JOHN MElGS, ID,
JOSEPH BRE,DON. " d, Surgeon Y. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. VI u. Coatcook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND. ID, Deb, Lins.
VI. q. GllNEs, -, Compton. 4. D..
a. %. sOMERS, u u. Magog. &. T..
J. RUTHERFORD. " u, Newport, VI.
Prepared by DIR. ". y. COLBY, San.tsh =.
&. H.. snd Dr'by Line. Vermoat.
sold by DR.. Eust, -. Paris Bate & Co. IA.
RE; 4. -. Moves, Norwsy; q. Porter. q.
Gerry. ID. W. Noble All John u. Rand, Water
iord; Mr. Youhg. West Paris; 4 u. knishi,
Dry ants Pond. -
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Tothe honorable !e!ge Of Probate ior the County
ofO,eHd.
VINiiE Petition and representation Of Cushing
Philip. guardian II PtiscilLa fhirips OF He'
bIoa IN the Cosniy o( Oxlord. soa comPo' men',''
re.pcctiS, ,hs~s, that the aid Priscilla - sea.
sd an Possessed u c.Itsin real estate, situated -
le,i.ioa, soaaty of Aslro.oosgin. aAd de.cf ,h-sl
a. l,HOw.: Three scr,s IL Land situated IN ss'd
Lewiston. -, Of To ..id rr,seiL fhillF on an
sx,cut ioa against Naihao Rs,noki,. Nsl.on u.
R.,noLi., and Chsrle. II. Rs,aolts. iOr further
description rciswncr ma, h. had Ia aid set oil
That .aid estate 10 uaprelcc,isc OF any benefit
o. aid pr.cills and that u viii " boz the sd'sn.
tag II said Pfi.cil that the sane .houi H. sold
.ai the proceed. pat anl secur-d on in,e'r.'.
lie th.,siore pr.,s that he may IL authorized and
empowered sgrc.silN to law To sell At public .sc
the above de-crid real estate. or such par, 81 u
q. in ,osr opinion m.y b. s>Isd'cn,. AL which
!. r,pce'fsli, sUhniIud.
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slkIP AND Darn. There are two figures
OF dying. in the New Testament which I
think eIquisi'sly beautiful. One is that OF
falling asleep in Jesus. When little child
has played all day long. and becomes tired
oat. and twilight, has it in WEAKNESS back
to II. mothers knee, IL falls back in IL.
mothers arms and nes,les close to the sweet.
est and sof,e', couch that cheek ever pressed,
and calmly sleeps. and the mother .uile.
and 10 glad. and sits hummlns unbeard JOY
over its head. So We fall asleep in Jesus.
We have played long enough a, the games
Of life, aud at lass We feel the approach Of
death. We are tired out. and We lay our
heads back quietly in the arms Of Christ,
and quietly and e0n6dipsly fall asleep.
Bsschsr.
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Their, are two sort. OF pride in the world.
and though both in Christian poIn, Of
view are bad things, one Is certainly q good
deal better than the other. There is u pride
which only serves to make the owner wretch.
ed and Abjee, by perpe,ually dwelling upon
matters which shame and wound it 4; and
there Is pride which delights in the good
thing, il finds, Ignoring the evil and dsa.
gresble. and thus renders the pOssessOr hap.
pier. IL may even, at times, rise to some
thing like gratitude. and 30 become virtue.
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OtroED. sat- q Coau of Probate. he'll NJ
Fans. w,ihin ADD fof the Count, ~ oSiotd on
the third Tuesday Of Jprr. 4. u. ls.2;
I IVY 4. WHITMAN. admini.tn,fiN On the
j estate Of Ch,usc, q. wh,imaa late oi Wood.
.Io,k ~ 'srl eooniy hccca'cd, having p',.e0i,d
her first .ni Gn.l .ecouat 81 administration 81 the
,.iai. of .aii deceased for .li~anc",
Oui-rri, that the 'a,d ADMINISTRATIVE give
notice a. I'll pctson. in,rT-.icd ~ causing copy Of
ihi. order 10 IL pulli.hoi ihI-c seek. 'ucc-..
.n-l, 80 the oNf.rd Dru,,cfat, p'sisd q, Par,.,
,n s''d ',unly, that lh~y nav spp-,f at ffo-
late Cont To To- hsd AZ Paris, IN sa,i Count, .oH
on The third rUe'da, Of Jolly. nrsi. At ten
O'clock ~ the lo'.poon anil .hts cause Il an, ihey
have. VII, ihr same .hOuli not h. allowed.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
4 true cop,--attcsl: J. :. lloHu,. Register.
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O,roKp. n.-M Count u Prolsus bell At Ia,

O,roKp. sat- Couu II rols,I. held at IA.
40. within ,nd f,' the County ofO,6rd. 90 the
Ihifd Tuesda, II Jpnc Al. 1864.
CERTAIN Instrument I'ufp'Ttns 10 IL the
hsi W,n ani T.stsnsat oi O.lnrn Task
Llr ofiitb,on ~ ,s,d CounI, deceased. having
ue-n presented iof Probate:
O,dU'i. That nol,oe IL given To all per.
sons Interested b, causing q copy of thu.
order io lc rubIi,hcl three week. .uccc.siVcly 10
the Oxford Democrat printed nj Psri, that they
NAV appear at Probate Court to he held at Far.
!, ~ aid Couni,, On the third Tuesday of Jolly
n~S,. AZ tea 81 th. rL.ck ~ the Gfrnnon, and
she's cause, Il any they have, Why III. ,a'd
Instrument .hould not h. proved, approved and
allowed u, the last will aud Testament Of said de-
ccascd.
l.. W. WOODBURY.. Jadg,.
Airue eopy-aI,c,ti
J. :. IIouH,. R,si,i,,.
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RICHARD c. LAWRENCE.
STATE or MAINE.

oiroHp. .-SapS.ne JUDICIAL Court. March
Term. is6s
Richard &. Lawrence. libt vs.. Roxanha = Law
snce.
Nd NV Il appearing To the Court that the
n .sit r--po'si,nt,,s not an ihhab,lsai 81 th,-
state. and has Do isaant, agcni, or atoTn-, there
a.. and that she Ia. ~ notice Of the pcndency u
thu. hbsl.
Il !. o'dsr.d by ID, court that ID. ,ad libel.
lant Bo,ik ih. sad respondent Of the p.ndsn.
cy Oiths hlslb, Causing aits.ie cop, 81 ,hi. u.
be- ~ih this o'dsr Of coart ihefeoa 90 L. pubshcd
three weeks seccrs.is,l, IN the Oslori Democrat
papci pIiuird IN Par. "a ,s,d ,oSn,,, the k.,
p1blicsi,su 10 L. thirty DAYS at last t,Er the
neat term Of ssid Court. 10 H. holden a, Pa,i.
siorrss'd, on Oh. ..ooad Tas.is, OF August neat
10 the shj that the .l,d I.spoRIaat ms, thea and
there sppea, at .a,t Court AMI she~ 4 any
she has, sh, the PRAYER 81 said libel shoih
not DC granted.
Aus.t; SIDNEY PERiIAM. Clerk
true copy Of libel AMI nsder of coaSt thereon.
Attest SIDNEY fERiiAM. Clerk
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O,voNp, sat- Cont ~ Probate held NJ IA.
ria, within and for the County al Oxford, on
the third Tuesday Of June. A.D. ls62.
an the peihion 81 MARY CROCKETT.
~ widow of Samsrl CroCs-it late % O>iorl.
IN aid County. deceased. prsyns iot an allowance
oct II the J~'.ooal estate II her late husband;
Oriu-i. That the said pciiiioeeT give notice
To all person. interested. D., causing y copy Of
ihi. oue' o. L. pabli.hei three week. successive.
!, ~ the OSfo,d Dcm"cra, printed At raii.. tina,
the, ma, appear II = Probate Cou't tn he he'll ut
al raf,.. 80 said couniy. on the third Tuesday II
Juy ur,t. at tea o'sl,k 10 ih. ior-o"on. .sd
'hew cause. ifsny they have, Why Ih. same should
not be grinlcd.
y. ". WOODBURY.. Jsis,.
A true oory-sli.'tg
is. IIoRns. R,EI,.
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A true eopy-a,ie.ii J. y. llosss. Register.

OxToRp. sat- Court of Prohsi. held at Ia.
ri., ~,ihin and Tor the Coan,y Of Oxford, on
the third Tuesday Of June. A.D. 1862.
q ID. HUTCHINSON. executor al the last
-. ~ill and testament &c Rhoda Prince late III
rari, 10 said Cou.ty. deceased. having presented
HI. fret and 6n,l aocooni IL administration Of the
estate of said deceased 6r allowance
Oriu,i, hiatt said Executor give notice 10
al person. Interested, iy causing a copy II ,hi.
order 10 h. pobli,hed 10 the Osiord Democrat.
printed a, Paris. that they may APPEAR At Pro.
bate Court to H. holden ., rsri. 10 ,aid county on
the third Tuesday Of July next, at nine 81
the clock IN the ipr-poor. and .hc~ cause " say
the, have Why the ,smc shouh ~, 10 allowed.
T. W. WOODBURY.. Judge.
A true oopy-atie.t! J. =. lioAHs, Rrsi,ier,
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CUSHING PHILLIPS.

oNyoNp, s.-Ats Court Of Probate held NJ Ia.
30, ~,Ih,a add ior the Coaaiy 81 Oxford, on the
thifi Tossds, O(Junc AID i>o2;
Ga the foregoing Pstiiioa okbsstp, ihsithe
aid p,iisarr give notice 90 all per.,n. Interested
4, causing cop, Of .sd peii,ioa, With ,h'. order
Il cuar. therron. 90 b. published three weeks .ue
ee..i,sl, IN The Oxford pcmcer.t. Newspaper
ptinted 1t rafi., IN sa,d CVanty, tAst the, ni'y
spt-,ar at, Probate Court to be hsh at rans. on
the thir,l TUESDAY II July newt At ten o'elocl,
anI .hs~ cause. II an, they have, Why the same
shoai not ls graR,rd.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Judge,
true cop, of I,ctiti0a aal ofsr IL couft Ihrrcon
Atts.t. J. =. HOSES, Heg,.ie,
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OxFosD. sat- a court Of Probate he'll at Ia.
Iis. within and cor the County al Oxford on the
third TUESDAY 81 June a. ID. ls62.
TOEL a. MARBLE. administrator of the -.
~ tate of Lna,ni u. Marble Late Of DiS6eh 10
,aid County. deceased, hayiag presented hts 81
ceased Cor allowance;
Ordered. That the said admir- give notice Ia
all pe',ons interested. by causing a copy 81 Ihi.
order to he published three week. spece.sively ~
the Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris. that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held at va.
Is. 10 aid COM, y. on the third Tuesday Of July
next, AZ nine o'ebek in the brenoon. and ,he~
cause, 10 Any they have, Why the same should nc I
he allowed.
r.. W. WOODBURY.. Jadgs.
J. q. IIoBBs, Register.
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T AND WARRANT LOST. Having reeeiv.
/ n ed information from the Commissioner Of
j'.n.ios. that q Bounty Land Warrant. No. So.
go, lar 100 acre. was issued under act Of March
81, / SIS, on the 29,h day IL December, 1856. IN
NV name aud forwarded ., Moses Mason of Bethel.
Maine. aloit the first OF January. 1857. hereby
give notice that said Warrant has not been re-
ceived to my kaowIelge and that iniend 10 make
application Coz duplicate Coz the sane.
WILLIAM BRACKE1'r, Ws''bfooA
May IS, 1862.
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Copal Varnish.

LIMITATION ENGLISH COACH BODY
WEARING vARNIsil, equality of~hich
!. Car superior to any other Americas Narhi'h u.
fered.
Price 81 per Gallon.
Also on hand. u large stock Of PRIME COACH
AND FURNITURE vARNisiiEs. in al their
varieties. Tor sale 10y the manufacture, 10 quanii.
tie. 10 .u,I, at ~hole.als prices.
WM. &. liUNNEMAN, j..
Itg MIX ~TkEtr. BosTOE
y. S.-All orders received 'bsll have the test
attention aud despsich.
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oNroHp.s -. Ala Court Of Probate ZELDA, Far.
IL. within and lor the County ofOslord. Oh the
third 1,-.aay 81 Jan 81. ID. l-G2.
JOSEPH l.. CHAPMAN, administrator on
81 the s.L.ie Of lame. rh,lbfick late Of Ando
'cf IN .aid Couni,, deoe..ed. h.',ns pte,snIed
hi. 6r.t accouni 81 snini.tui,ou Of the estate II
,sid deceased for allowance:
Orlr,i. That the said administrator give no
lice To- all persons IntsIrsird,b by causing a copy Of
thu. oriel IT, H. publi'hed thr.. weeks ,uocs,.i,e-
I, in the OSfofd Dcmocrat printed at PsIis. that
they may appear alta Probate Govt 20 10 held al
Pans, 80 .sid countt. Un the third Tuesday ~
Jrl, R,Ni. at ten Of the clock in the forenoon.
aud .hr~ cause, Il an,t they have, Why the .am,
,hOuld not L. allowed.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
A true copy-sLe.ig J. y. IioHHs, R,guU.
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June ~, 1862,

TREEDoM NOTICE. Thi. /. to certify
that Ihave this day given to my son. I'aar
T.. Phibrook. the remainder Of his minority; and
al person. aye hereby notified that from aud AZ
IT,, this date shall claim none Of his wages, oS
pay ANY bills oil hi. contracting.
ISAAC G. PIilLBROOk.
Bethel, April 30, 1861
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Oxf,sd, June N, isS,

CliERifF's SALE. O,sosp, S., July 81.
- A. ID. i>S2. Taken on execution, and will
be .old By public sactioa. Ua Saturday the ninth
day oi August. A. u. ls62. at ten o'clo,k ia the
EFcnOoa, at the Office Il Bolster 4 Ii,dden in
Dn6rli ~ said Couniy. all the right 10 equity
which David kimlsi of Rumiord IN said couniy
had at the time the same va. attached on the
original writ, of rrj,,ning the foliowing ds,crbcd
real estate .iuai. in B,roa 10 ..id ooua,y. via +.
being the saa- premises ssid kimbsll coaV.,e ell To
Hosea Au.,ia b, hi- deed IL mortgage dated de.
tob-t -, A. ID. ISL. and recorded ia the Oxford
Registry OF Dc,J.. book 9s, page. 500, 400. iOI
s0d lOs, 10 secure the pssmen, &c eight Ihpu.snd
dollars, TO which deed and the record thereof.
reference may he had iOr a more fall description
al the pTe's.-e.-
Join JACKSON. Drnnt, Sheriff.