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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
THE HAIR DRESSING oULTIvATEs AND
REAUFIFIES
ooNvINoINa TEsTIMoNY


Asrt. neass Au Bibl< Usiss, ". z. Oity.
writes: II very eheerfally add my testinOay 20
that Of numerous iends to the great Tslle Of Ars.
8 A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resterer and zylohAlsa.
RET. WM. CUTTER, n. z. City: s'SGyhair changed
to its natural color, and growing on bald spot.e
RKT. J. q. CORNELL, n. City: 81 procuFed II for
= relative. The falling of the baiE stopped and
restored It from being grey 70 its natural and
beautiful color"
REv. J. WEST, BEOoklyn, L. L: 81 win testify 70
their value In the most liberal sense: They have
restored my hair where # b bald, and WheGe grey
TO fts original COLOR
REY.A WEBSTER. Boston, Mas: 81 have used
them with great ensct. am now neither bald
nor grey. Ny hair,Wss dry and brittle; it Is now
soft Is In YOUTH
Raw Il. V. DEGEN, Boston, Mas. sThst they pro-
mote the growth Of the hair where baldness is, I
have the evidence Ofmy own eyes,
sod By an Dyl1gias GaEOal0hOtt he World.
Principal sales Omces
No. 1913 Greenwich ST., N. Y. City.
a1r9s9nn
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CERTIFIoAIEs OFLCUREs.

From eight 70 twenty years standing, With paua
known to- C1ENUB. AND RAlEE-
Eor Aes.!eal PrePertlss q BucHu, see Dispelsafo
SEQ Professor DlsY7EEs valuable works on IL
Practice Of Physic.
Sc ssaEi made y tie late seobrassd DE-
See rsuiEIrsmiadsbg DIT. MCDOWELL
Q eelebrated Pbysicia1, and member of the R0yai
ColeE8 OF SuEfeoLs, Ireland, aud nnhlisliei n -
Aral8eti0ns q the King and Qnaenis Journal. = +
se9 MedlcQ4g cal Review published By BFIN-
SAAllA 4iiANKiiss Fellow q tie EoJnl Coilqss 81
Zee most Of the late STANDARD Works On 1IedIeina.
ElERAcE BUcIu, q % PR bottle, Or six forts %.
eslsssEAElEzAs 8 % per bottle o. SIX for 6.
Or half q dozen if Slt iot Sl2Oo ios Nh e s,,t.
cent 70 cure the most obstinate eases lf dIrsetios
Dell9eEed toHny address securely paGkSd from o.
1eFEation. 81 Il l5sfssr.l ~ ---- E.
Z. r. DasefTbs syraptnrns IN an communicate =
Cures gaarantsed-' Advice gratis. ~
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RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At $40 A N. ard $500 p NJ, ar
rive at Bridgeport at 6:1O r. II, and 5s25 A. II.
Leave Pittsburgh at loo A. NJ, GOO A. II. and
1870 P ~, arrive At Bridgeport at 6:1O A. IL, zoos
A. N. and 4s55 P. n. gtt
Connections are made As Follows
At PittsbuTgh with Pennsylvania B. L. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phflh-
deIphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland With Cleveland TOled R B. for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all pOtntsiR the NORTH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEs9. With
Cleveland Erie R. B, for Erie, Dun
kirk, BUfialo and NiaRara Fails. With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati for
Cfetltne, Delaware Columbus and
Clnefnnatt
AZ Hudson with the Q. z. &GR.R. for Cuyahoaa
Falls, Akron, Mnlersburgh and Woos-
ter.
At Alliance with P. IT. ". O. R.R Canton,
MAssi1lon, Wooster, Salem, EnOu, Co
lumbus and Chicago.
Atetsubenville with p. g. O. Line and AZ BELtkm
with co. O. r. for GAINESVILLE, New
arb, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indf-
annapolis, CaiTO, Cincinnati; Louisville.
ST. Louis, st. Joseph and All points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets 70 Pittaburgh and return 81 90.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route. - - - x %
Through Tickets to ali points in the West, North
and East can DO procured at the once under the
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station. tLlLEl y
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road and its connections
under MLure House, or with TT. Agent at Bridge.
port Station. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent,
$50 t s..,..z Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WTLLIAMSsAg Agent, g.,
in. MCCULLOUGH President. =.
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. fSbs
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BLOOD I! BLOOD /! BLOOD!
Hslmbold's Highly Concentrated Coupoupd
Fluid Extract SarsaparfIla
SxRIITS

This Il an affection Of the Blood and attacks he
Sexual Organs Innings Of The Nee, Ears, Threat
lndpipe5 and other MucuS Eurfaees making its ap-
pearance In the form a uicars HalmbOld'a Extract
SArsaparila puEiea the hood, and removes an SeaIy
Eruptions ofthe SKIN giving 70 the ComplexIoua
y for this elaal a emplaInfs ID Heoa.PuFifyile
Properties are preserved 70 than any
other pEepaEaton Of SarsaPlEilla.
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EThe schedule Of the Express train e sus
Pe ~ for The present est IS q Oamsetiand-
J.B. FORD,
anglo Gensral Agent, Wheeling
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TERMs. tRegulaF Priee..l
POSTAGE.

The POSTAGE % any part Of the United States SflI
wood, " and but RoUBTEKN oENTs year for eSch
OF the Reviews. = -
.nished fer 1854. And a.
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s6l.3 lIlI-J % lIIl0III
HELMBoIp,s ROSE .WAsH.

An excellent Lotion fr DISEASES Of syphiiItSe Ma
ture and injection in Diseases q tha Urinary
Organs arising trom habits 81 dissipation, ussd
eonnectton with the Extracts Bueh and SaIsapaFlIa
N such dt9eaee9 a. recommended
Evidence Of the most pOnsible and reliable er
aeter viii accompany the medicines.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.

- IF
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Aprii 2Oth, ASK, ,Pss..
" senger Trains WI leave Bridgeport - follows,
(eundays exeeptOd:)
1850 A. u. Mail Train, stopping Gt al stations, ar
EiYes 1t Pittsburgh NJ $40 2. H., and
Cleveland At T:SO p. II. n
SIS P II. Expires Train, stopping at all stations,
arrives st Pittsburgh as SOS P. II.
1O1OP. u. EXPIRES Train, arrives, At PittsbuEgh at
2:IO A. II. and Cleveland ut p:i0 A. u.
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self-Measurement 6or shirts.
A Card to the People
owls Your Time to Save Money!
Bargainsl BargainsII BargainslI

Bargainsl Bargains!I Bargains!l
TN consequence Of the fct, that an Cotton Gco6s
rs that they VII very soua g higher than ~ any
pr0Tious tiue, have purchased large and spIenia
stock a EoBelgn and D0nastio Dry Goods. 8hieh ]
have n store No. . Main strest, Csntre wheeling,
ana 70 Whieh would respectfully invite tie atto1-
to or TIE publie - intend selling tie stock cut
q the Old prices, and seme gO0dg even cheaper than
thsy were ever known befoFe. So that an persons
TeSiiuR goods or Who viii need them VOry soOn, had
better aTG1 theuselves q this OPPOEtunity e s1P
piying themselves, q they VII GlIO mOQey b. max
IN teir purehases a4 thfs times besideS they yin
have e6od a80Etment 70 make their selections
NJ stoeEe6iiisfst. IN Part, Of Brown aud BlsaeAsa
MuEiins, Cllioos, Msns and B0ys wear d evsEy de-
scEiption, Cheeks, FIannel. Shawl Table
and Towel DilDersI IEish Lfnen3 and Shirt Bosoms
parasols Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts, Lac and Grsn-
adine Vefls White Goods Lees, Embuoidarias q an
IAbTFsi IiDiEsi Your special u44entiOn Il
invited 70 ny very Superior stock Of DRESS GOODS.
which & the largest, cheapest and n0st complete Ot
The season. lawns, Plain, Plaid and EnbE1tdsFad
Grey Goods, MoE1mbfque9, BerAge AnEl1is, 6e.s n
QTost variety. Pisase salI early, e Niu make 6
FEeatIy 70 y0uE a1yannags 70 d %.
JOHN k0EAIER,
Tsa4 No g Natuat Centre wheeling, Va.
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DEVRIES, STEPHENS & CO.,
- -WHoLEsAER AEALHRsH
& Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 3I2 Baltimore ST.

AIR BALTImORE, ND.
WIE are now receiving our large and eaFsfllIy -
w teeted stock q Foreign and Domestic Dry
9qods purchased for Cash for the Spring aQd sum
Of me and medium Illlties u beEutif1l styles q
the most recent printing and tUpnrtaft0n.
IN6S- Also . seneEai as5oFtInsnt a. an kfnas q
II sddif5z stsO Gun siOek q Dry Cod. =. have
an extensive MOTION DEPARF1fENF. Ehieh en-
braces every variety d Goods Usually kapt b. tie
larBest A0t4qn Holses. -. an 81 Which Ha invite
the attention q purchasers. We win sGi cur stock
a. e low prices o. he SANE DDS en- be had IN any
q the N0FtheEn or Eastern maEksts-
mh1l-ame pEVRIEs. EIEPIEENs 6 90. :
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Sugar MiIls and KFapOratOrs.
PRYOR q FRosT.

- - = 80 - = GeO94S
~ "a Main Sc. 60
NT0ULD en- tie astsafiOn u. FaFu,srs irtsr,-,sd
W Gin the rlslng q Sorghum the prasanf ssason
= the tlet that they have secured the EXCEUsIVE
CONTROL q tha sf.' > -,
Best Sugar Mills In tile West
g ven e the eaJy EyAPoRAToR Wild, has really
PRODUCED SUGAR.
"A fnil supply % Mis- VIII b On IA oraEffhI
ton and sala by the Lat Of Nay, and an Who infena
are urgently invited % inspect tie
Mis- ana byPpoFator1 - ven - samples q the
PEST sels0ls al1O 70 set one % or troaEias q tie
cultivation and uauufletuEs u the sEar cana cir.
MATED EFatuitouiIy. ~ - = - T
We also have . snail quantity a the asnuins
French Sesd for sale, Imported By elr5elSfs lsIld
f1ilF warranted pure and EEluina. ~ Az
lliIls and EFeDolatoEs fally VsrEaatod n even
r1rtleUIoF a-e- ga es7--sfs -aas ~
Ey2s caBaa is15sg PRYOR yROsZ-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
GROVER & BAKER
Sewing Machine,

THOR FAMILY AND purposes,
~ are the best In use. They will sew seams, hem
fell, gather, tuck, braid and embroider. This Ma
chine Is the best because they have taken the FIRST
premium at every State Fair at which they have
been exhibited-because they are more simple in
construction and less liable to get out of ORDER &c
Also, yeu can select Machine making the Grover 4
Baker stitch. or one making the shuttle or lock
stitch With the privilege Of for the other
stitch Prices from $50 upward. All Machines way
ranted for three years, All kinds Of leather and
and cloth stitching done to order.
j. MoD0NAL, General Agent,
+ . Office No. 1851 Main st., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

MRs. 8 .ALLKDFs WORLDS HAIR REsIORAk
AND zYLoBALsAMUM Or WORLDS aAIR
DRESSING tar sxoels an Othsrs for restoring hair
streng thsuing uhsn weak, preventing fAlltns OF
turning eray, and whsa gray. rsstOring IL natural
COLOR without the nss Of dye. ne sich glossy AP-
Pezranestnpartea Is truly WOndsEfal- Wfh not soA
or Stain the finest linen. The fact that they nsyeE
an has astOuished thousands No lAay's toilet i
complete without the zylObAlsamun or Hair Dress
ing. II ssansas tie hair And inpaTts to 1t . most
Delightful raEranee, aud + suited 70 both young and
oad
TIE REToRRR RKPHopUoEs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

THE ALL-sUFFloIGHT FHREE.
Th Great sAmeriean Remedies,
Known a. aHslmboid,s" Aaa
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ:
HIELSIBoLD's ExTRAcF .BUgHU.s -.
Ia5E a8af So EARSARARILIaAs -
Ia IMPROVED ROSE WASH
HLN@0IDsS
Genuine Preparation,
..H4GHLY COECENTRAFED"
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUGHU,
A.Pusi.iSs anaspsSeife Remedy for Diseases q
ESH otthe - .sr
BLADDER, KIDNERSs GRAVEL and
l.DROPSICAL syVELLINGs.
This MedIeine inerssa.sss TIE power Of Diges.la1,
81 which the WATKRY Or CALoERoUs dsPOsf-
tious, aud au UNNATURAL ENLARGE1lKNTs are
reduced, a. well e pain and inflammation, sud -
GOD ioE MIN, WOyiN, Or CHILDREN, i
.HELMBGLD'S EXTRACT BOCHU
For Weaknesses
ARISING IRON Kxo1ssEs. HABITS OF DIssIPA-
TON, RARLY INDISORETt0N, Oh ABuEE
Attsnded With the following symptoms:
IndispositioD to ExeTtton, Loss Of Power,
Loss 0f1EemOgy Dlmellty II Breathing,
HoFForb Of Disease. WakeflIneEs,
Dinness Of Vision, Pain In the BAek,-=
UnfVeEsll IASsitpde Of flushing Of The Body
TIE Mu;eular System, 6rTPsions On The laes'
Hot "a, DIS ege LPalhd GOunesuanees
DEynss5 Of the Skin.
These symptoms, If allowed to 90 on, which this
Medicine Invariably. removes, sOon follow
n1POTENOFs- FAFBFFF, EPIIEEPTTOF IT'S
In one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
Sdireful dise3sas9 IL W JtA-iiiy Eit5E
INSANITY AND CONsU1IPTIoN,
Many are aware Of the cause OF their suffering. but
none yin confess The records Of the Insane Asy-
/ lums and the melancholy deaths by Consun1pti
bear ample witness TO the truth Ofthe Insertion
THE CONsTITUIION..ONCE AFFECTED WEKH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the AID Of Alsieins to strengthen and IN
yiEoEate the system, which HELAIBoLDe KAtkAC1
most tkeptiesl. -J
Females, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOU'VE. SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON-
% TEAIPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many affections peculiar 70 Females the xtraet
Buchu Is unequaIed by any other remedy, Is in Chic
preston Of the Customary EvacuatfOns Ulee[ated o.
SehirrOus state of the Uterus. LsucoFEhea Whites
EteTlity, and for all complaints ineidsnt 70 the sex
WHISTLER arising from Indiserstion, Habits q Psat-
patton, orin the s
DECLINE or CHANCE OF LIFE. ;.
sEE SYMPTOMS ABoyE-
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
II
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cyrRRL1Na's ANBRosrA FOR THE HAIR Iust
- received at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store. 2
mVG -- 1. Il. BOOKING. Agent
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH

THMBRACING ali the newsst aud mort fayorite
Ia styles, just received and fer sale at greatly re-
duced prices.
Also Fashionable NIantillas and Black Lace Man
ties choice Paris GApe In great variety old prices
NfES 8. ALEX. HEYMANt-
my2h 1w 187 Main street.
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- day at the Variety Store of
D. NIcoLI & BRO,
Iun1S 100 Main street
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HEADQUARTERS 4Fn REGIMENT v. NJ, I
WHERIIrSa, May 81, 1863.

,nraa44O-2m 1Os MAIN sT.
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IN an tilel F.s,l.lls-
.4Eisty Stare 3 /. - -. (. Z = - 4
= ETCOEI = HHj. 1as-
Io9Naln stEest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20
War News


reas oi Co. uerro expedition
talf. 4. p. >sn-s. Who came up from
Ieruaal.ra oa Saturday al Suniay hs,.
i1 an ol,a ra~ boat. rrpsrt. the c.Ior,j
t-uf. at Ieua'jina ~Len D. came ava,
ih,r could probably 50 up thc ~ John.
rs,r. ana. striking toward lake CIV.
uolil lay hands on slth colorcl iniitil AL.
as he3 been perritted OBJ remain Ans
and eluipmcuis for $50 men v,rc ,akes
with tte ,sp,d.iios.
l,'trr from Baton Boa.c Oh Oh, Ers
STATS tiat thc rcbcis bower srou-.I our
packets thrrc. Dist are wcii provided f5r h,
oar troops. Au internal machine iaI been
picked up oa the ri,,r. anl f,1ai % con-
tam DO pounds 90 povler.
The pirate Fiorili. che Mobile Tribune
saws iet, ~h.ic ainc bloekad,rs we're ia 'front.'
. 20 Mobile -. vas chased nineteen hour..
bat finally ran oct of ,icw. and GA h,r uav
destroyed new 1 ankce brig on hcr frst
voyage. Tic papers contain many a.
Nersisemeuts fog the carolimcrt of cou-
s-riT,s.
AMolil- dispatch ofthe s.h SAWS. IT,.
Nans,s- have gone ap tte Trarc..ec
River to Florence. Ala. with l.rt oi
ruuhoa's. Abo,t .s.D casairs landed. AMI
vcre Lls-rot ir- az ia ths.r ro-sc tlroaeh
Fr,nkii-. Laurvncc sui Mar.oa C,uut,,..
tovaris Aberdeen Mis,i.,ippi.
Int,'E-cncc from Nc. Or.ean. {. o. The
effect thai iLe ATTACK upon Port Uaa.aa
vas ahout Oh comn-ncr. Gems. Bank. and
Grower hai gone % Baton Roa--. lane
quantities troops and nanstisr, ~ var bai
been f.rsarlcl Tac aua,k sill De- made
by lani ani water.
\ letter from on board th~ suaboat
Naa.lrrai.t states thar thrv cap,a-rl ,b.
fctrrhoa uaca IN r-ics ort f-.su -
Thomas ca thc 2ith 10. She b. I.aIrI
VITA arms and ammuuition. aud conuaaI
60 hy British na,y o.iccr. So uas sent
90 R,y West.
The steamer El,h Which uas sapoeI
last week a. Col4mlus. h. LaI oa board
81" boNcs shipped az - Lo4is Or parsse.
in Mcnphl. The boxes wcrc sal % con-
tam oranges. but on cNamiuatiou tlrv
proved % De- au of clothing. e..a.a-.
letters. &c.. for thc rrbcl.
Acting Master FcttiH-l,. % ,he 4. =
steamer Western World Ia. been hlai
guilty oi melting uatinous ss.cuilii-r .a
boari that vessel. auI sentenced e. .ls
ma-tis harI labor ia tLo STATE Prison. to
forfeit 40 pay l,.- l..a. All o., Dee JlusaeI
trom thr .rrsloe.
APari Eo,al l.tier .ays ths First S5u.L
Carolina Noiantccrs lac--oes) bal .aIsI
aSiln ior some point. vhery. n1boi, seem.
a. Anov
u b. rrport.,i 'hat Col Ei.harIsoa. The
notel s-errilla chief v.,h eco of Li, ra,a.
were oaptur,i at Ca,iu-ton. Tenn Moa-
day. The Frlcrais surrounded tLcu.
L'ri-,uif. hy Marah Oh. App-,ler-
silas exist here. BOZ Which military c.-l-.
par'ir.antr. chat formilali, rebel iass,iaa
81 hcuf4,As 81 .nu.atat uith a ,ic.. o. Gle
IT, permanent oorupafioa 90 tic STATE.
I,i.saiI that th- d.-h-alu~s ~hi.h CON.
strained Gen >.-sl O. tender Do. -es.-ua,. .a
have h~en adjusted. aal D., vii uithlrau
Us resi- suaiioa aal rrtara % h., Oh COM
iaani
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

'l'HiS tcsirsh- n-r hssscti arrsngrlarut has
Il 800 h--n 81 -l.fi-i-si i-nnh q tine 90
~s thai tt givrs tirc ssti-isrtioa sd s.tuany
- uiHfe ~ ,s--tl th~ ular- q - u-cd.
Tar fnNeufloa - sf-rl e. aivsr~- q ~ others
tn ~ NnrfHr bsf dspsrtuieuf. rtahrariug lsiti~
aissr~ af their ~xreli-aracs AL 50 happily
rg ~ fhsii dsferrs. r. D. A. 30 hair. snf
so 80 rsCrfeslsftse 90 bftn- nssf iuso pl.c-
stih great fr,fhiY IL b. atsqted o. fbe invaild.
90 aged sol 1T sho IT, .er On satefiug and ~~sk-
49,. Ihev arr uaalc 81 god material ~.rrasied
st'png aad Gursbic, add aot iiable o. 81 CIT q
order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20
OTIS TRUE


For long time have drra triag 90 fsd
>pf'ng 70 O. -ult ui-. a1i think ne thi1g 10
~ i~ngth f-rad. have oifsia-f frssn NJ a..
Nhatt'~r, a-.ut. one of the '' ANnEEsoS Sprisr
Be- brsas.' su.l after u-ia- I d. aot he-i-
tate tn prnnoanoe ~ ne i-t fhs sai us.sst
cotnlortt1ie b-i i-aitofn thuf I ~v-f 49,.
~lLAANL- CUHR. j..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

ar u-iug the >pnrg Best .ui Ri. - i-r-oa
Pst.af, inffst.--.. p, Whftfirr. sod can ~ths1t
h~-itstr'u give BE- thr deritei prrirreuCe sver aaF
efhrr hei hait1sn wlth shtch an acquainted
ani Ihiak fhat 40 sh1 wspf e. cs.nf, t.iie D 81
soid ID sri. o. gisc this tri-l.
JAMES DEERING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

FtN HorsE. NoswAr. sch. :. 1858.
have futr-iu-~f rh~ Jf-iiy c-iei~at-d 4 sd- -
500 >pring Bed iaun .sttoa 49, -oid D., NJ.
Whitii~r. iufo my hsu-r. ani O. No sls~pi -
apiitaneaf- al u.ine be-. az hnl lulis % o.
- hfgh rcCoulfncadsttsns.
OTIS TETTE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

NOTICE OF FoGCCLOSURE. SrArF o.
y MAS. oKFasp. 50. Nh-ress. Ss-as
tH.rt Of ~-r.r f.rrtt srI ~ftf~ at.rr.sff tsr
BE- -1.rfE IL. drr.i ...s..t ir1~ -. Is62 sad &C.
corded .n ore pNfsfI Wr-fs.a ut-tffrt R.ef.tfs
Boa a. rsE- pa. cans.fsl to r-r n rrrfsia r--
uf ssnl s.iat.~I ia sftl ffan q ~tas O. .s--ule
ihr ..ft l-f q one CeIfti1 nsfr q htnI lven D.
saal >u-nn Few. ani th- -.i-~ lsfr - th-
Hn'rfEf-r tnFenta1ei ant sh-frts tlar can.lt-
uHn .i si.i 1l.rf .tsr Dol fs-f at rnns .,a-f ,,f
60 ola rrrursl tarr.is. r'ttrn f.r-rf.-rr-
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. itsai iar > H. ed rr.i,st- &C. 80 Cert, q
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H'ffl.rf in -Hif tarr-f. 1-.-t--t. utr 30 b,
n'l'.ir ar plirsfr -tir. sf thr a'f - af e. a. Wsr-
be-. t-fI tn tsnf.1. aa ~srafI st. che I6fh ~
al Me-. 4. H. i~f8. rf en- a'-.-k ia fh~ Esre-
afrn. III d. real e-fstr si shirh fhe -.,ii q --ss.
r. a.~t .r.rri. d. estate .f..sa f.r .a- o.
afrFs-rf's ti-af .f f..-ai.fira ia tL- h.a..-t-.i
ia rari hsrisrd shft~ b. rr-l. rl NJ the ti-u~ at
be- trrrsse- A. sissaf - srr-s af issa II "a
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ISAAC y. STANLEY. Adu'r.
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I.tfED 10 WIG g. Fhis - g. e~.f.f,
ftr . hfse 90. fss g. = e...as.- 49,. 49,.
s'frn. EIr.u at en-. " ui.a.a 4 Csl-. a. -
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sng drass 81 BE- o,..r .asfisz -f.r 81. 49,.
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Portland and New YORK
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THE -p~alsd soI at S,rsrn-hir- CHESA
fEAkE. Cspf Wili-u-. and FARMERS
81 re. csif. H~da-n, ~ii uutii fa1ther re
Law Bro~a'. wharf. Por,i,asl ..v.ry w-,sa---
fav sat Saturday. 80 o'rnek y ". soft P--r Q
No'ih River. Nv Nafk. ev-ry we.iae-a.s and
~sfurds1, af 3 s'cL.~k. pm
These V~s.sis sr- ftref Oh 9Th Gas a-ro-umo-
datraas So ps---rger-. rnsking thi- the snast
sp~e'i,, 49, fHi c,r.iarisbie rouie Zoe traveller.
l''tw~en Nss Yurk and Nsire. Passage. IS.
iHrlatiux fare and -t-ie Ro.sns.
tsa-a-is forwarded e., thi- hue o. 40 from Naa-
ireai. Oueise. Barb, Augusta. Fsstport -ad ~
John.
shpp~rs sr- r-,l..es,-si to srnd thsir frsirht 70
th~ steamer 30 carJ ~ z ". o. tie day taat
thrs lave PoltLnd.
iar freight 10 ps-sar- srpi, 10
LMtk1 4 FOX. Portland
w. ". CHoNNFiL A Co. Ncw Yotk
fortisnc. ier. 5. is62.
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LEWIS q. NEWTON Lieof Asssv~r
q the 'nHnif 90 oStsrd. .iecsfsst. - risiua
Irs1i 80 he Lss direcfs. she Therefore reosursf.
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NAGGtREr ANN D. NEWTON.
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n'ftr 'n frfHr nff rr'if aaf fhr-e b. have
AIS tr.uarfs fhe.eru la sxHsl.r fhs ssa.s o.
- -. l-ba OLIVER NIWMAN
TIE sa,.-ii.rr h-rei,. I. 90. assri- o. ,.s ,,.f
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dalr fr'.ff'- iai tfr 'ssrff 81 Olafi. sini
f--i fne ffusf 1T taa Hts rf.faf OF fhe esrats 81
DAVID LIBBY BE al nto. as-id.
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snY ar.ss ui b. os.l aseiisz -ftsr fhi. sss-
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Oh. hfg. ffs d .ntnl. t1rfesa fs ~naasf ~.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
Al of WhirA h- oaer. 20 whai-.ai- or Retail
AttAe Lowest Cash Ptiee.

COUNTRY DEALERS ~iu A. ~sg % cal
On BIO Rnf -tv- thrir f~tght froai thr cifv
FEnDLEK- VII Cd O. t.r th-ir sfvsst.g~ Oh
ell uTnn .an alI -fnrk ur,. Bsing 90 coun~ction