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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
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unb G1emont nit ousm m59ltGen G@mue
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sinfa&ss BufueB. 1So!&e @s&dtt%tn
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
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son Trdblines. u4p Sommers@ ~auren~et'
sfaen, b,Rsbenb sdus Sbawle. Mdntetn,
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sSsasnfoTtn; jftrnsr: Souneuf&tru1sn
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ten, .5anefaatsn ,e! It. ,sa'entHaIefsn
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sDauitiu 8ertinbuuB uts.uirb Gd fr.usn.
fffne alien. Greunbe unb 8sfaunte uebR
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

xz~aa LN''N' = "rrr"-
/ den santalttri I-,n@ -
idtp Gfnfne ahf IA. 49,
i6sftf .paytn patr.h9t
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| RE tl.n1 Refine tsfdnfe tM~
$500 ser EaSts gnb $500 In ~; lsS
uni. $500 btg s. ~. entplsfalt.
'@ttl.n Bufa1rf1 md I. unb .grfit nE
dnbnt; No.1 $l.I254ftS $l.i5 Re,s2 SSl.VS
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,mrtns1 81. 10 fur no. - y
+. Safer: 9ufasF sssrttnns. 70. lfe4s.' TO-
storm. 9etarle 3ufut. unb Ra6fIdss les>
taif. in 5eelbsn 85e unb 88e gef&dlt.
ben 70. | SIC. go,2 82e. IL
Roestn. Ncmtaea $1,10. 3ufubTsn ftfs
s.BS9nsn. m.ie brfnsen Ii ftts sstnssr
:Qpantii6t Il. 5 200 tis, S2.25.
!, 9aameM Dit Gatfpn IT f., israIt& sor-
s.htu unb, Ste nadfrassn lei@t,, Gla6sfaaluen
Etmctb9faamen 1925 BIZ $3.50, <t-
'faar's, 500 uueo,tf&tr $3.75.:>~
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40 bis 75c.' MtftaNncd Is: BIZ Coz. pea@
Blotu Is Bic SOC. Budsse75 bis S0e.
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: GttY. l5eSer Dubenb. .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
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''Dis 2snban Gen|trtna fenit ptsber an, l5tsn
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ben D6ntn. anp .Dtutl9en putfe lHl55 sasG
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
Qutttunat'n.

rn.nE Du tslabltbat ure f.inen ga.
men nt9t' auf ptr uttst, 2iFs Fntftir, IA
erfu&t, ans: eason iu~osstnntnt6 III (.sm.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

X Man louts nfdt ptrstGsn nod
Darsporfbe pppuldrsm Dry goopsS Store
gdebfr BrasS aau 2.sSt.abe au1Bsben.
Or bot loebsnt ytrpfft tbatisn ftue tabf@s
paIt.L @fttteAslAA ninbtnbt
ferrie1. altos Soi1mnbeltn3tups. 9anp'
id1usss III. ~; Bapsbuub ptrt6sft su
pfnbfuiafm prt,1su.~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

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Martlatn Jrtb
Martiin(er 6tnri4
Mepss Slrssn
Ntumann 9etnrt&
priss Weter
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Niefen paul
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

E~ &au asute Rom .yonts p0tsn
ntH, ssra,Gsn, pab ke @&db. uhp Stttftl
bidigsr 81 GbtIe & 60 80. rs 9raep
STRAIT, taufsn :f5nnen als (onams, Mpa'
fntet man hi rttItnas"b ber1ens ,rie :st16ts
MuSmabt. 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
2{ie Der Briefe,

nel9e unabgrfortfrt In Der VoaDi7ee ~ Danen.
port Soma, am II. Stunt 1864 jarldbltebtn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
Observation-Disclosures e.

unf0t Inter 9lasst bsbn. f6 test asf stn. o.
lt&en nfet be GbtHstchlpp BIG pssres etea'
babn MnoHSt I o W. q uGh t. IF
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

Die Contribution -uno bic @slsbe Der
Der. Staaten muGen beobd9tet une tbnsn
Beborlam aeleifNt rerren.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

2X5ItHttt 1tuB3VT7U
6. ui(ell, Yefmsifsr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

: 'fit gait Der gnmunetitn III sbtitbaGnrY5 III.
mtg btttdaiI 10, 600. Gle fnb 'nan nafpqat
unb Rsutspiae gtbra6t uoreea!, GMriaa@ bat
bsbsufnte, gsrfdrtunssn t.talteta 10 tas ca,
(stne Culdfs rasar ais gsssdt fne. - =, :!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

walRnaleu-af Is. Iat. =
Zen Der Votomae> Mrmes wtIb asuelhh 1ble
mad unb na& ast Observation-Disclosures Rtd-
mcnb'd abBsfdntttsn iperber. Die trtpsn IT..
mssn lisosn G& itSt 1utts sesspltsr. Die st.
aen(dttssn ~ldets untTbaIhn l& NIT s~tnanes1,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

~. sun.
90 tat 1T slnt Gompasnls esbtlsst. UNI elnsn
1ranea,lan,lfasn 9slserapi con Brsa uter he
Miortn nod Mmtrita ~ lsgsn. Ete franlol(te
e.stnurs unte.fttt bas Rnh.nsttntn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

au.aNtyat&tntat 49,, Stunt.
8.rt6te aus bH Voiou,atarmes u,tlbta prh
etfolsret&en 9sutsuneen.' W..
-@us 8eatudp. tpttb- BE Webutd9t MoTgaEs
bsltdtst.. Gtpsr'pr; 800 an 4pbten uub 400 an
.@sianssnen. Infer geluf $50. IT, Retentn
partsn tbft @a1m neg anp Fe8sn apt allea
Ssittr.' '''-T y .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
Wew 50 lisa SUM-

81. ,,Wohb" tast I'D mus!lhi,pr. ..eaa' gtaut.fdi
pcrtgtf grettu9 tine slnnsgr Grrdnbtrrns ftturr
CptIattonsbans ujtelt tatt.% Der Sanaef Iub
fol- isst unfsrsn &auontntoottn u~nstbtnbsrtt
,goGaae Ittesn. Gott Darling. bsibt %,
ft }plsbH. ttla9t,l.- -, ',...:l m
rtr Arut.ea ruben scr Mi6mpnb, atfr tie
Ehlddt rttp nit aaer u1hfHt porberrtist.: =:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

Hook, Weavcrtdn, Kaoxville, TO-. fdu'
miles beyond Petersvile, ii where they
went into camp abqutll9 p. NJ. This
Twas the hottest day, we have exrarienc-
ed this season, and marching tbe first
seven miles without any = rest, caused a
good many cases OF sun stroke, Il few OF
whom died, = good mapy,were left along,
myself amoug the number, but ! sncceed-
ed inoyertaking the Regiment about !
A. NJ. next day. Sunday we marched
about Is miles TO near a little town called
| Woltsvlle, where we encamped ill the
morning of the 4th, when we move
through Frederick to two miles beyond
Monocacy Junction. We found the 9th
aud 10Th corps and Keney's Brigade in
camp here The evening ofthe 5,h, OUT
division was formed in a hollow sduare to
witness the execution of deserter Just
rs the sun was going down he met his
doom, "shot to death. by musketry." He
was member of the 93d Ohio Had de-
serted from his reg't., accepted of large
bounty, been assigned to his old ret't.,
again deserted, this time going over to the
enemy, was captured, recognised. tried,
sentenced, and this evening wo witnessed
the inhiction Of the penalty. 1t was a
solemn scene, Iassure YOU, it was the
iirstlime our reg't,, had ever been called
out to behold an execution. Next morn
jng at 5 A. NJ. (6th) we again moved
through Jefferson and Petcrsvlle to this
place, which is abouta pile and halt
from Sandy Hook, and two and half from
Hsrper's Ferry Yesterday we laid qui-
city in camp except, drawing some ordi-
NANCE stores. p, We have now present
about $50 men, Of whom about % are
sick, only commissions lliers tqr.
duty. Since the first day OF May. the
reg't,, has itaarcNct $40 miles, We att
er expect that our reg't will be paid off.
at this place as they have not received
any pay for nearly 8 mmtns. i Where wei
go to next is very uocertain, bur that val
Important movementin this dirseti8n' is.
about 10 take place, 4 think earuot be
doubted.
..mr 73H .ts yo,rc 6-of IflHEi /
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02
HEAD. QtAnrrRs l4nh Rect. J.
~ ~. 20 4, G, BqllvER lIEIanrs,'
l l. A L Z Ii i q II

| ID. 10 Tad 3'Auao.l7th, lA6l.U y E
| W. NJ, AMBROSE, Carr. d A.. A. a
| GEN ---SIR.--I lave thezhonoc to submit
the following report Of the part taken, .by
the D44h Regt., 0. N. e., in guarding
wagon train from Halltown to Winches.
ter, and in the action with Mosby's gu
rill&s, near Berryylle, Ya., Saturday,
Aug. 18Th. 1864, q-
Pursuantto instructions from Brigade
Head Quarters, the l44th, O. N. G.. was
ordered to guard tho rear of train, with
two Companies in the-extreme rear and
counting FROM the rear to place one Co
between 90 wagons, Brig. Gen. Aenly's
Brigade, was to bring up tho rear of the
train. The wagons Of the several corps
arriving indiscriminatelyait lit was very dli-
icult to ASCERTAIN what was the rear 9f
the train, but whea the brigade teams be-
gan to move, we, fell IN their rear, when
we had marched but very few miles |
met Cql. Bfpwn, Of the t4sth Q, n G.,
who informed me that he had not got
through distributing his companies, yet,
as per order, and that the Cavalry train
had pot passed, Uniformed Gen. Kenl ),
7 /. 4 #.4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02
.hast .bs $500 Per rgAnnta
.IIOONUMBER a..

Bile, Jones Bachard, Lewis Rachard, VIM
Hnrd and A.. Holsing. 4atlL b..
Co. H.--Prisoner, j. Rolston--Mis-
sing sephus Henry and Aaron Price.
Co. GIN. Cosier. Killed, L. b, Cook
wounded.
-f -a.f, = .-Eir
This part OF the report will be especi-
ally interesting to your readers.
rr... j. AYRES.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02
TO Teachers.


'gSHE BOARD Of School Eynminers or Wynl
4 dot County, Ohio from aud after the tls
of May. 1864. Will held meetings for the eX
animation of teachers, under the act to pro
videforthe ercorlaniznuu supervision ndmatn
tlnaace of Common Schools" and tile amend
n,ents thereto passed m arch 4, 1861 ms fol
lows: ..4.
In Upper Sandusky on the ist SATURDAYS il
July d August ON tho.tirst aud third Satur
days in Novemher, December, March and
April. "'.N. ''H
III Carey Oh the LIST Saturdays in May and
September ii 30 e.,
In uerlco, on the Sd Saturdays in Nay and
September .. ..'..,..., III. ...,,-.,,,,.
In Nevada on the LIST Saturdays in June and
October. '.
3. IN Marsailles on ;he Sd SATURDAYS in June
3nl October.
Uoler the amended School Law. leach male
applicant for a certificate shsl pay tie ooprri OF
examine fee Of fifty cents, and each female
applicant fee of thirty FIVE cents, us Il cond i
t Gil oF cIaminetion."
Examinations to commence at ~ o clock
am, By order cf the boaro of Ex xln,ners.
HENRY MADDuX, Clerk.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02
lrrritits.

| Ey The yellow fever is raging at the
island Of Bnfmuda.
Es" The Captain of the Tallahassee is
a grandson of the exp President Taylor's.
Eg" ofthe lake shipping l4o vessels
are owned at Detroit. .,..
Gss- Latest from Le Fol'et-The
sweetest things in bonnets-The ladies
faces.
Ey" One New Hamshire clergyman
pays taxes on 1900 ounces of plate.
re" The Earl of Derby was lighting
with the gout at last accounts and the
gout was ahead. naa. .r
Rg" Gounod the composer, has gono
mad music on the brain.
Gsy" "August is the month for shoot
ny stars" Then the game law don't ap-
ply to them. ,-sl, s..
Esy- 1t is estimated that the manufac-
ture of boots aud shoes in Detroit a.
mounts to $8, 100000, annually.
Re" Capt TIA. FIorer, Of Epfayc tie,
Ind. has purchased two large peach or
chardsin tennessee, and is shipping the
fruit to Louisville. ao0oraH 10
isfy7 The peach specuaters of New
Jersey anlHp elasaare have been badly
bitten on ''coount' Of the unprecedented
crop
BE The daily average Of baskets of
peaches brought to Philadelphia from
@@ ne PgAo" gc'oP " o'"'", "'"
W, w meS'e'" NNe'S NNeS it''H'A it'''A y S8'a - o' ''s''
"''o "'9 i'e"( i1s"t( "''o 'r''. :" 0"'i"o'' aus
GS- Prof. Neurmayer, of Munich,
says the world wilt come to q an , end !"
oo4. "o''' 'e' ~ 0u' Nou '"N' '"'' u
'"e oA'o"'
Ey ifyon were at the North p''',
aa,1'n n. .,ny,.nLr@ s"O' - ,|lt>'' " ,"'."N> VISA ~
,"'i',,,.. oe..o-iF ..,,7s.
- ,gsl III - Anfnapo.'S fEp ua=e'Ie' says '0a'
me '-' 'oeiega'eS from Maryland 70 C''icaSo
s.Hy Hfggl > i, 80 10y ''|n - 49, y %
aoiS M'sso'url ''Fdl mas veteran n '''i' S"r
'lGee VINO VIZ mas mas served thfee years ana is
1ow + only l8 years Of age. a. ,...
aGgTs A Father Of nine children, named
oay' and jlEHlng IN Wesley, Me,,1dost
1t them within two weeks BY diptherla.f
M" "Wrep T first married nv wife p
aid a Fona husband. a"t loved her 50
oncb Mat a. on,d have o,ar bor .sJ
ow he added, with SIGH, II wish 10
eaven / had ."9rNer1rg cd ''T n1i~'aao
'1 cae, M. :. ,,;..,ls.4 :.r.t:i jnaga ,s!gi
~ i. Iii: ~ ID ~ 1",i..'l -,
'VnouV i'ii ~ 10 10 "'"Ss' DuV we nave a'' oHl
rleHQ who, although he has no Wlnus,
an Av ;pt6 / tn,as tn,ass;on,5 vitb AZ eytraord;r.rv
sse
yo% eE' is' w.. W 't,Lt 0oY'e
SO "a.'ef says IN MS op'hioh'poV-
NY 10 no u'sS'"oe eNoeP' "hen accom-
- ,... -, - ,!t f-.
- nNHYo'o' e'e.l'osss any y'"n's ny
~ s"'u . s"s9.'v0A'ps person ,i =. 9 i"a''
~ "s',,'' s.l", Nv e',ia % = p1's ,'uy VINO
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02
r. & Fl. Mccormick,

DAIN rERS. viii promptly attend to llom'
L Paentng, Wagon Painting, faner Ilayg
ing, Claiming Glazing and Cementine Btitk
ork. All work done in the best niaauer, md
upon tie most rcasouabeterms.
IT Shop one door South Of David BoAshef's
Grocery Storc.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02
ONE DO rrLE CURES vi
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES

In almost every case. ,y ..,.ss er-,.rEg..-
ltis impossible TO enjcy tho ,blocm Of health
and viva city ofspirits, unless the Menses arc
regularas TO the time, The Quantity, and quail.
ity. When they are obstructed mature makes
her eNnts to obtain for it. some other outlet
and unless these efforts ofnature are assisted
tho patient usually experiences neSponj,nCy
Nervousness, aud Inolly, Consumption assumes
itssway, AMI prematdrsly terminates a niscrn'
ble1ife, ,.,.,, t.... -.
bo notsuf'r from these irregularities. when
an Investment Of one dollar in Lyon'e. Periodi
gal Dtops wlll regulate and restore nature to
its healthy course, and .s,d
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
by those vino have other preparations, which
they desireto palm off upon the strength Of the
popularity ofSny y OPS, But when the Dru :.
gst YOU apply 10 hrs MT 4,i then, either make
him buy shen 70 YOU .irelSr enclose one dol
lar 70 they nearrst yt1es al wrolrssle agent, who
yills"'ia ypna hot el9 t,tp ned Express. ~
@. y Sec thai the name Of lue.. l., Lyou- is
TrIteH Upon th- iirect,ons winch are, wrap
pad nrouud each butte. None others are gen.
line. Therefore. be ware of CounteLfeils =
They are forsale BY every d'u ggist 10 city, and
tohntry, at oue do lar (Sl per bottle, Ify you
visa relief tnkc no alher - fg--es..,
1,s.~ DR. 'JNl. LYON, - s.,,..,4
70 Practicing Physician, New Haven, Conn,
Who can he consrltsd concernias g all diseas.
as, either personally Or byJetteE iiid y 55ol
Geo C. Goodwin Il Co Boston D IS Barnes
Il Co. New Yoik :, Lofd d Smith, Chicago; Fan
don Steel d Co.. Detroit, VIII illessle Agents.
March ~ 1894 -1v ~ .ts. w
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TOMARRIED LADIES',

They nre peculiarly adapt q, as they bring The
niodthy period With such perfect regularity
could furnish ANY ~ 'tity Of tsstinlpniaIs
ofits efficacy foIs ms own patnhts bit the
practice Of paradihg bonsht spj fictitious ones
before The pnaie is 50 p avalent, | do not
deem Ii ady.Ahlc ----
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LIV ERY !. Is. s:
@SrEs q BE-s.Es2

TCHN II. HARDER takes this opportunity
u of informing the citizens Upper sand"sky
and the publ seneral, that he has gis opened
LIVEAtY ss7A STABLE
On WyandotAyriue below the yellow Cor
uer. in this place, and,will at all times accom-
modate the public with any kind of rig they
ni@desire. .lfA5 .TJQcfI
The Baggitf and Carriages are of the most
fashionable kind, and the tiorses were selected
with vieM, to please the most fastidipus.
Don't forget to give Rim d fall, when you
want to something nice to ride in. Charges
moderate, aud drivers sent with teams when
desired. 3
Upper Sandusky, Nov 81, l5E3-f -..
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!. cAUrIoN!-. -. 2 =. CAUTION I

Bsor inmnd thatt gnaraptee MY Drops to
cure Suppression of the M-nses, from what
ever cause, though care shpnld be taken to as.
certain ii ipragunncy be- the canse, as these
Drops would besureto produce miscar iage,
if taken whilst in that sthatiou, and all are
cautioned against stnsing the n, as wish it dis
notlyundetstool that do not hold n, self re-.
spotsible when used under such circumstan,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

Ey The yellow fever is raging at the
island of Bufmuda '''''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

EE- Latest from Le Follet-The
sweetest things in bonnets-The ladies
faces.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

''''' 'FH' .j Yours, &C., 'hAa3
.''"' '"a .-.'.aa. t'a '" ~ ,,7
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TO:::::T,:H[|:E | LADIES,
OF AMERICA.
sdi ri .lFntu' i----o-----t aJs soi5r Yf
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS s,aS aa.e
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

II YON'S Periodical Drops Cure at com
Ilplaints incident to the sex and remove all
ohstructions Of nature, from whatever cause,
producing health, vgur and strength.
l. on's Periodical Drops art better than all
Pills Powders atd nostrums; being n fnid
preparation, their actionii direct and positive,
and il needs nothing but good comm sense
to see and understand the reason why they
cure all those ills to which The female systerr
is subjected. with dispatch aud degree Of
certainty which nothing but scientifically
compounded prapars'i"p could regchi they are
10 The must UDsliMate cAses -------. ------ l.
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To whom Il Way Concern.

TUE following goods received per steamer Chess-
peake from New York via HALIFAX, March II,
lS64, sin remain upcallea for TIE ew' ers are re-
quessd 20 call at ami settle the freight. ner-
Al average. and o'her charges on said goods ard
take hem away; oIh rwise they will betoid 10 pay
said chargs
Read dhold Woolen Compsnv Pieces W0Oen Cloth.
Crathe" faveFhir Quebec / OK Hardware.
Unknown, bale Bedding
Nat ralmer Damari seotts 10 boxes soap.
=. Poster Co. Queb g boxes Spices.
No mark I case Kn ckuacs.
Unknown small Clocks.
July 10, ls5t.-dlw
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Information Wanted.

WILLIAM COLLINS. WILLIAM GODDARD.
W ana JOHN 4. LACEY, who were supposed
70 oe natives OF offortiand having died in tho uniteo
sta service their heirs hear OF bic for
maton ON application in person or by lie ter to
BRADFORD HARMON
No. IS Exchange street
luyoo3No" Portland Me.
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HanreA.

A SITUATION as Book keeper By one who has
"A bth taught and prae Used the art Of Boo k.keen
ing. wholesale store preferred hest OF rel,renee
given. Enquire at No IS exchange street
Portland, July 6, ls6i. iuI,-atf
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Wanted,

A SITUATION wanted BY a yourr man. IN :.
"A Wholesale store. Best of ref repce given
iequire Of A. b HOLDEN. office near Pest Office
jy4 d3w - INV
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Wanted Immediately.

A Agent OF either sex in every town md village
"A 70 engage IN light aad profitable business by
Whish IRON :, 10 to <lz per wee can be made Per.
sors having leisure evenings can make fsom soc 10
slVv per evening. sample with full particulars
sent oy mail to sl who encl sc one 8 cent STAMP
and address AC sPaIIInING $50 AP'
Ju"e@iuSWl" West Hampstead N. H.
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Notice.

rNHIS day give 20 nv tive sons, \. J, and Chas.
selves; shall not claim their wages or pay their
debts L c. RANDI IL, ktz Falls. Me.
Witness, Mary Pilisbary, Mary , fulsbnry.
June %. 1854 Iune2S
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Substitutes

A Nj one wanting suosiitu e, for one or three
1Ayesr-, can be supplied with one oy calling upon
Exchang ge streets.
j. N. TODD,
p One who believes the Rebellion can be put
down BY the Union forces -
july i2eod3ws
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Sirayed.

lNROM the pasture in scarboro', a gray Mare ba.
Il tween six ana seven years old. lr:le lame in
tne lett hind oot and having a mark Of '.Ss raich.
mare to MAkriN FLANAGAN, Grand Trunk pas.
senger Depot, viii be handsomely reward.