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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

LET rnExx ~ LrcHr-Those in search of licl
will find a splendid assortment of Lamps at Rice
Smiths. which they are selling cheaper than the
cheapest. .><sF .4s.e<se -, -
The best quality or Kerosene Oil, warranted non
explosive. and Of the best quality nov in market
at the low price ofhaIf dollar per gallon. This
gives all chance 10 GET good oil. Cor the same
price that some are asking for an inferior article
w.SBAEEns--All sizes at Rice & Sui<hss- .. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

The BIsina7rs correspondents ,lof the
Cincinnati Gazette states that quite a
2ebAhss hseohG eyer The uhion- peos,ls Of
sI'zhns.se IN seg sss1 ie CHARACTERIZATION IN the
District Of Columbia: At frs, they view'
Ell with suspicion the measure. They bors
sowsb vbfscs setfEaidags Disc "suili-
Gent unto the lay is The evil thereof" 1t
sbsbns'Sirkarqsestsai ssiiaipisis % tais
Y.x-i question. Thnusan.ls Of evils anil
borr0rssSss ieonjtntsr1p xlsieh have not
even a shallow as a basis. AMI manx are I
srishssae.lT a tic iliasory H creations of
their exn imaginaii0ns.
Hftte people woula come up ihe.wOrk
like neR anil 'ersPris- Interpretation witht the
.earne~sriess' 1sntactermination thar II de-
maads. the magnitude Of the slavery -faes-
tien would iwin.lic into Insignificant pro-
pesxssns. so&fkfei <afhfhs baIhshoh t.li-
mensions it generally presents when view
Ell by the distorted si>isa Of politicians
sasft the in~sisusiSmi ''msodiai so.n he placc.l
an q con li,ion not 10 trouble the nation
any more.
= The emancipation in the District Of Co
Iumbia has. irishtens.l many +. political
grannies into Mysteries. and thrown sllc ma
tisS into eoisais IONS fot hiahy years. bu.
when the proper authorities come 10 view
sths puhjece calmly anil take held thereof
resolutely. it waSfound to be very prae
tis-l skiqEafs y Eteasftug1si1 pip p to
]: was not much Of fright at a near and
clear view. anil now that the good work ].
accom- Esbsa 0h3 = &5sssSuxSks opposers
are becoming reconciled. seeing that moth :
iaGrhr< gpo&is thesesslt
. 4Htr&sspolstit We 4 nAn
"For . few days after the District of
Columbia con6scstion act passed. many
people fUnion men1 here felt quite ag-
grievel. and were disposed to say harsh
things against President Bineoln for sign
ing Il. but now the thing has blown over,
and no one cares ebart it, / have copvers-
81 with prominent shareholders in Wash
s.iagto1 whoa ass quite gla,l the bill has
-spssasds and ths qnsstiou forever setdeJ,
for shsr negroes Z more than shsy ep .iIs
s9& Hse1A o4lls spsfe4 AItis enpihg
now soon we forget and become feconcilel
to Ioltyoeehfp>hi6g owholly repug-
!. 9 Peg d ds,qbtl i Rs9Pls- ppW KopW re
zseqed the lhlll. gere A. " thsis possrito DO
80 >enis sd1 liBs - ,bsrn
xAoT = x0Jd tf-efasi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
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1871 EE19nss1DIiEfs Do 9. 81
iiHaassh. 1907 lin lpess tJ~hskip: st.
the residence OF w. S. Ramsay. Mr.. WV
ErncH, Of company d. 9th Reg Ind. VOL.
in tile ,3Sth year OF his age. having been
dis charsc,l about three weeks previous. on
account ofsLai health. a.. i.s.ss-,r
.---.. -. :, ~ 3 - = = - --i- lr 80 u
You havelcit me, alas. musswepartl s'n y.
Has God. indeed called yon away1 -.
Oh. could YOU have fingered, thou friend of m,
heart. ea-ss.
To comfort my vearisomc stay.
You left me but oh, can never forget,
The momensof bliss wciave known.
And ms nort often With fearful regret.
vii, whisper low sweet they haze flown.
Though God hss called you from home and from
me.
= Ny Ioss can never depart. TrY =
And while submit to the rigid decree,
Thy imsscis sti.l ir.my -hcart-zE
s . 'eNaH'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

re- Tue jesrnetiop sfrthe Mrrrimac.
BY the rebels, proves that She was NOT a
ocss.sch. FOR our iron clad xessels.7 TiIose
wi~cacres wst,hsvc been abusing Serfrtary
ossQells for want of proper foresight. in NOT
bsins prepsreI tor the Mrrimsc. m4s;row-
feel pretty slnsll.-..s ~ rg-rsl :. lss1an
~ g.. ....5l $50, f,,.7>-,rf e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

NKH- Sxslxc GooDs-The first Of the season,
have just been oppned as tie sLeg Pdcc 6tore> at
greatly reduced, prices A .fzw pieecs'o Of NV
spFilx De Laines now selling at IS cents. Il
a LOT Of new Prints at one chilling, and muslins
fssn lak tol6esspeF yard. = IT 1eJoH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

I :. - ". n 4 bAt Ill -; ~.
I a ppLIcAITVN FOR LICENSE.
!. Nolce is hereby given tlat,ws vii, in compi
ance with the law OF Che Site al the next regular
term Of the Commissioners, Court. of Marshall
itaoas and n malt kqaPss N qualities les tis'a
: The location on which We psosose To- Sells ON
the south part Of Lot No. l51, III the town OF
Plymouth, VI irshalf County, Insllans,s, =. =
,.JAMES CDdBSs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

form Medical CollS@es in the United States, and
stands high Physician p his profession; he has
also an sxpsfenfs Of sepeitwcrss years in prac-
tiec. but the DJct's reputation is too well known
to need apy endatiea.In3iryt
The Dr. discar1ls all poisons, making use only
of innocent AMI eifeetnsi s-remcdies. selecting
and preparing hrs Ihcticfnes himself They are
pleasant to iske.unOt sieksning 7nH facilitating,
inttrsens ..rni eqnehtiy patents are not de-
psived of doing moderate labor. as he requires a
sufficient amount of exercise to promote health.
The Doct. deals honestly with patients; If be
thinks lac cannot bsncstthsm Ire will sciithenn. as
it is no Pliysciais interest to deceive his patients
he carries a hull soppiyof medicine. and charge
low for his prescriptions.
4SSeeiis 'Gi-crfsrs which contain thirtr fvc or
forty good certificates Of cases of Cancer he has
cured. He has more than a hundred Cancels
pfrzesTslx1 pkiis. which ke-toSk on. A-A-
Consultation free OF charge,
ia u 4s-L-<.f > ~
CurrEar.--A fresh supply just. rccsived-at the
ndf ni1Ss9SrSIl TotBSTJ HfJ6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

go - - - q
: - ssaf % <faria tesffl<o<sr do1f1
r.r, f.,.eif lfas.. s 4! 4, nusN
rRlhe public generally, old customers particu
larry, are invited to call and examine goods ant
s si no. ' Ss !, ';sAsss 'As'
Z q 81 : ( 6sxian McWILLdAMs.s
MAJ na6,f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
SARAH.

.Cancers Cured or No Pay.-Dr- >SwAyK
Sifftestt'c Edwards House again. on the 18Th
4 d 21th days OF May. lss2.
Persons had better call carly as the pr.'s room
= eehsrally sers much crow defalons about noon
lie treats the various kinds Of CHRONIC diseases
AMI especially cancers, in the successful treatment
of Which he isscsrcciy excclIed by any Physician
in the West,-he cures them or charges nothing
~ nsa aee0 The. Detahsse cured some 1vcty
hard here-hc gives universal satisfaction &
II AticdEE sTT II 80 .
He's sfssplar sraduate pfene ofAe bsstRe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
mavi5ismd oiisrT sd s. \ III MAR sf
TRRUSrEES NOTICE. =, = - -, : y :

The un.lers gicd win attend at Il. B, Dickson
&,Co's Hardware Store, on Saturday Of eacl
week. for The purpose sfsatiendins p Township
may IS j .s', ,. - - II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

They have IS pieces Of Pacific Chalies and De
LANES, all the very handsomest figures and colors
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

moro suitable for companionsbip, moro do.
serving of calls and receptions, than these
Secesh officers, on parole in tho city of Co.
lumbus Tie had boon for letting Slavery
alone whore 1t already existed. lie thought
IL was somewhat like tho skunk. A man
by the name Of Tom once ran in,o n
hole, and, not being much acquainted
with tho esscnco.pcdlers, got pole, and
proceeded to punch ono out; but, the at.
mosphere getting too strong, no retired IN
disgust. On bis way home, no met his
friend 10, who asked him what he had been
at. Says Tom, II bavo been trying to pct
that skunk out of his hole" swell. how
did you do it = oh, just thought
would lot him bo. and in short timo. tho
cuss will stink himself to death" Mr.. Cary
said no was for the preservation of this
Union. lot it cost what 1t might. He would
spend tho las. dollar, fight until the last
man was gone; he would make every Cot.
ton State desort waste; yoa, he would go
further; he would fight until the whole
Uuitod States became one vast, howling
wilderness, rather than have this Govern
ment brokon to pieces, than to give up this
tho bost Government ever vouchsafed to
man. w,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
From the Rochester tInd.) Chronicle.
GOD SAVE OUR LAND.
ny coRYDoN T.. FULLER.


God in Heaven o.r,b's mighty Monarch
From Thy burning throne on high,
Look with pity on our nation; ..
Let il not untimoly die
Art Thou still tho God and Father?
OF :he poor and the oppressed
Dost Thou love Thy stricken children
Wilt Thou give tho weary rest
On the land and on tho ocean,
Wilt Thou break tho oppressor's power
Slnyery's doom is surely written
On tho records of the hour
But. o must this dsmning plague. spot.
Then. bo washed away IN blood
DOES the only path to freedom
Lead through storm and fro and flood
Must II be, as when from Egypt
Thou didst lead the jewish slave,
Ths. each home must mourn loved ono,
Filling Oh untI'ne'y grave
Pity us, o Lcrd, our father!
Spare, o, spare the uplifted ROD
Let thy vengeance not consume us;
Be az Thou hast been, our God!
Lead us through the gloom and darkness,
Oh dispel the shades of night;
Let tho glorious light Of morning
Como to give the land delight.
Lo tho thunder shock Of baltic
Rocks the sunny Southern land
And tho cannon's fearful ratio
Echoes o'cr the oceans strand
Thou. o God in days departed,
Vast tho God of SABBAoTu
Hast thou still tho unseen armies
Thou didst send in vengeance forth
Proudly DER each field Of battle,
May our star r-gemmcd banner wave;
Grant, VIZ pray, that Right may triumph,
And each traitor find a grave.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

MASTER AND ScHoLAR.--An amusing
incident happened the other day. The
teacher OF district school is ia the habit
OF reading and expounding passages from
the bible every morning. On this occasion
he read from the book OF Job, thus:
There was man in the land of Uz,
and his name was Job. who feared God.
and eschewed evil. Eschewed evil that
is, he eschewed evil as do tobacco-hs
would have nothing to do with it, With
this very clear and forcible elucidaiion of
the word 'eschewed,' be proceeded, until
a number Of verses were read and COM
mented on in similar clear and intelligi.
BILE manner.
After long interval. when the young
mind had time TO digest its food, the ped
agogue called upon one Of the youngest
boys. and the following dialogue ensued
who was the man who lived in Uz p
Job
WAS he good man .
'Yes.'
What did he do q
He chesOed tobacco phen nobody else
wOuld hare nothing 10 do ,Oith IT,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

A CRUEL DIsAPPoINTMENT.--Not very far
from Central New Jersey lived two young
lawyers, Archy Brown and Tom Hail.
Both were fond of dropping In st Mr.. Smiths
of an evening, and spending an hour or two
with bis only daughter, Mary. Que even
ing, when Brown and Mss Mary had dis
cussed almost every topic. Brown suddenly,
and with his sweetest tones, struck out as
follows "Do you think, Mary, you could
leave your father and mother, your pleasant
home here, with all it's ease and comforts,
and go to the far West with young law
yer, who has but little besides his profession
to depend upon, and with him find out a
home, which it would be your joint duty to
beautify and adorn like this p Dropping
her head softly on lis shoulder, she an
swered. II think / could, Archy." "Well,"
said he, 10 a changed tone, and straighten-
ing himself M, "there's Tom Hall. who's
goirg West, aud wants to get wife. Ill
just mention II to him" ha'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

HoNoR.-To steer successfully through
life, our guide must be the pole.star honor.
Steady to 1.-THE breeze urges. the calm
battles, the storm tbreatens--our little
bark pushes gsllantly through. a
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

God in Heaven osrih's mighty Monarch
From Thy burning throne on high,
Look with pity on our nation;
Let il not untimely die
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

The finest composition Of human ma.
ture as well as the finest china, may
have flaws in ii, though the pattern may
be Of the highest value.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

the HERMITAeE.-Twelve miles from
Nashville Tenn, on a good road, is what
was the home of Gen. Jackson. Though
the grounds and tombs Of the Jackson
family have been purchased by the State
Of Tennessee yet there have been no
improvements about them. and decay
has commenced iis work upon fences and
outhouses.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

AMONG all diseases Of the mind not one
is more epidemical or pernicious than the
love Of flattery. s.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
Gbe Jeffcrsonian Democrat
IS Published EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
cHARD0N, Geauga County, Ohio,
T E r NJ s,

0MIs arsctIy over The atw Storf Of JVjIkip, 4
h"Hsg, Wsst side Of Mc PHbiie SOuvre
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-04
United States Mail.
MARYLAND.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Washington, july 81, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department until 0 o'clock
a. m, on Tuesday, September 80, 1862, for con-
veying the mails of the United States in Mary
land from November |, 1862, to June 30, 1864,
on the routes and by the schedules OF depar-
lures and arrivals herein specified. (Being
with one exception, routes established by acts
of Congress approved June and July Ia,
1927
Decision announced by October 7, 1862.
1925 From Baltimore, by Hookstown to
Pikesville, 8 miles and back, 6 times
week.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday,
Mt a. m;
Arrive at Pikesvile by 6 a. m; a.,
a. Leave Pikesville daily, except Sunday
at 10 a. m; .# r.. ...-
Arrive a. Baltimore by II M; ....I
1926 From BeckleysviIle, by Grave Run Mills,
to Hampstead, 8 miles and back, once
n week. .HH ~ . Sd
Leaves Beckryogille Saturday at i am
Arrive at Hampstead by 2 p m; -
Leave Hampstead Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Beckleysville by e p nj.
1921 From Fal!ston to Pleasantville, miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Falston Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 4 I'm; aas a.E.. .. 70
Arrive at Pleasantville by 6P. m. r
Leave Pleasantyille Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at a m; ..r. t..-.E
10 e Arrive at Fallston by s am. 4. s..rr-f
1928 From Saint Nicholas saint Micbael's
p or to Broad Greek Neck, ] miles
and back, once n week. rej Il
Leave Saint Michael s Saturday at p
m; .a.... g.. ....E
Arrive at Broad Greek Neck by pm;
Leave Broad Greek Neck Saturday at 8
n. m; ...# .fs"
Arrive at Saint Mchael's by IL m. 4
Proposals for more frequent service, not
exceeding three times week, are in
vitcd. ... --raa :. ...,
2 For Forms Of proposals, guaranty and certi-
ficate, and instructions as 10 the conditions to
be embra ced in the ontracts see pamphlet ad-
vertisemeut, dated July 81, 1862, TO be found
at the principal post offices on the routes. nal
OF VI. BLAIR,
Aug. l4-3t. Post Master General.
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Vuloanite Teeth---Vulcanite
Teeth! rf..t H...
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL
TEETH .

DR HUMMELSHINE,, DENTIST, having tho
~ roughly tested for more than two years the
Vulcante plate in q large number, and some Of
the.nost difficult cases, where gold and other
plates had utterly failed, and being satisfied Of
its absolute superiority over all other methods,
conrherds it therefore with entire confidence to
those desiring full or partial sets of teeth, es-
pecally if dissatisfied with those they are now
using. This improved system in the art of
Dental practice has been adopted by those
standing highest in the proiession, north and
south. Testimonials will be given and speci-
mems exhibited to those wishing to see them.
Gold or any other plate made, of course for
such as prefer them. FILLING, CLEANS
ING, REGULATING, and all other operations
gently and thoroughly performed. TEETH
EXTRACTED without pain, with ether.
Office at his residence, corner BALTIMORE
and LIBERTY STREETS, up stairs over
Read Brothers Grocery, and Immediately
opposite Csmpbell's Drug Store, Cumberland,
Nd.
gEs- Persons in wantof Teeth, ETC., will find
it TO their interest to call on DR.. H., as he has
reduced his prices to half the usual charges to
suit the times Nov. 7,5tS61.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, In obedience to request,
w emanating from Mass Meeting of the
citizens of Allegany county, the Commission
ers of said comfy met at their office in Cum
bcrland August 81 1862 to take into con-
sideration the proprety Of making an APP
preparation, as bounty 10 volunteers for said
county. under the call of the President of the
United States.
And lcrcas, Circumstances have trans
pircd since the meeting of the citizens of the
county, calculated to render such an appro-
priation, at this late day, unnecessary and
it appearing exceedingly doubtful to this
Board, from the general expressions of the
views of the citizens in regard to the matter,
whether the money could be procured were
an appropriation to be made.
1t is hereby Ordered, By the Commission
ers of Allegany county, that we decline
making any appropriation at this time as a
bounty to volunteers.
Ordered, That the above order be pub
lishcd in the Civilian and Telegraph for two
weeks.
Commissioners Office, Sept'r Ord, 1862.
hereby certify the above to be true e1-
tracts taken from the minutes of the pro-
ceedings Of the Commissioners for Allegany
county as had on the Odd of August, 1869.
JACOB BROWN,
Sept. 1l-2w. Clerk to Commrs.
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Estray Notice.

AHegany County to wi:
THEREBY certify that Alexander Mckee,
i farmer, of Allegany County, brought before
me the subscriber Justice of the Peace Of the
State of Maryland in and for the said county
this 9th day Of August 1852, as a stray treas
passer upon bis enclosures, large pde COW
with large horns, white in the tanks with small
spots of red, white spot in the forehead, blind
In the left eye, and about eight years old, and
valued at $500.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 9th day
of August, 1862. J. NJ. STRONG, IL. S.
The owner Of the above described COW is re-
auesled to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
ALEX. MCKEE.
Living on tho living on tho LittleIyalley Road
one mile from CumberianI. Aug. 2s-ats-
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Estray.

Allegamy County, to rat
I HEREBY certify that Meshack Frost bro
L before me. the subscriber. one of the justices
of the Peace in and for the said county, this
9Th day of September, 1862, as an estray, tres
passing ON his enclosures, a red brind!e heller
supposed to be years old, no ear nesks, some
little white under her belly and on i've end OF
her tail, head somewhat dark and hoEos on II
appraised by Henry Bepler and inc. W. Porter
at ISL .00) eleven dollars.
Given unner my hand NJ. SHERRY, J. 2.
The owner of the above described hefer is
hereby requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away.
MESHACK FROST, Frostburg.
Sept'r II 1862. -3w.
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Estray Notice.

AHegony County, to nit
HEREBY certify that E. II. Tracy, Agent
l. of Cumberland Coal & Iron Company in
said County, brought before me, the subscriber,
Justice the Peace of the State of Maryland =,
in and for said County, this 2Gth day of July,
1862, as stray. trespassing on his enclosures
a brown gelding, about years old, IS hands
high, with II long tail and name and black feet,
no other visible marks about him-has been
evidently used under the saddle and harness.
Given under my hand this Slst day of July,
1862. M. SHERRY, J. P.
The owner ofthe above described horse is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
Ell. TRACY, Ag'tc. c. a I. Co.
July 81, 1S62-3w
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Order Of Ratification.

William Frost, No. % Insolvents to October
ia. Term, 1859. In the Cireuis
His Creditors. Court for Allegany County.
ORDERED this 2Sth day of July, 1862, that
" the sales of the real estate of William Frost,
made and reported By Alden Clary, trustee, for
the benefit of his creditors, in his second re-
port rs trustee, filed in the above case, be 1atf-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown or before the lst day Of
September next-provded copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in ALE
gany county. once in each of three sIccessiye
weeks before the 20th day of Aurutt oeyt
The said second report states the amount Of
sales to be 2376.00 II. RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy: Test-H; RESLEY,
July 81, ls62-3w. Clark,
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Notice.

TT HERE was received by me, through the
L order of Col. Eruce, commanding post at
New Creek, n bay mare, with black name and
tail, and the left bind feot white.
The said animal ives running at large near
Bloomington Md, and hereby give notice to
The owner or owners of said animal, that if they
do not come forward on or before the goth day
Of sepstembor, 1852, will then have said ami
NAL appraised and sold for the benefit Of the
owner or owners thereof, after deducting, ex-
psnses Of said animal.
ISAAC KAL3AUGH.
Blooming ton, Md, Aug. IS, lSc2.-2t.
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Sheriff r. Sale.

TlT virtue Of m order issued ont OF the Cir
- cult Court for Allcgany county, and to me
directed ut tho suit OF Jonathan Iiuddleson VS..
BAIL growh1,J. on Monday, the 2sth day OF
October Inst. at , o'clock 7. NJ, in front Of the
Nsculloh H,sse. in tho town Of Frsstburg,
will Offer at pablo auction, to the Highest bid
der fer cash, tho following property, to wit:
TIN MEAD or CATTLE
ThOs. Il. McCULLOH,
Oct lE --pt Sheriff.
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rISs McKFAN respectfully informs the

MISS MoKEAN respectfully informs the
IVA inhabitants of Cumberland, that she
intends to reopen school, on the LIST Septem-
Der. in the rooms over Mr.. IL. HEBB' Store
Having secured the assistance of Mts. WHITE,
she can receive an increased number OF pu-
nils. A few little boys will be admitted.
TERMS.
$40 per annum; $50 for pupils under 8
years old So per annum for fuel and Sta
tionerv. Aug. 21-3t.o