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acknowledgements.

0a8 0lt89e3eidnete @eian98Ittd ober politiifl
3iun9ieBer" 9in9 getern Nbenb nit 8roBem Gr.
fol8 fiber Die Siibne 1it6 tpirb atfbielieitigeS Ser.
latgeu am MiontaS %9tadntittag nod eiulnaG gege.
ben fpcroelt, no ic 4offeltli9 eht nett pp(lereS
9ana als qeltern 2!6e19 on5iebett totrb.
ril6e Gfauiptel nbie 2idtel1teiner" slr 2lffitb,
RING. 0a1ielbe mlrbe nod Tie bier 9egeben unb
mir6 fider a1ltGg3ei9net gefaaen,
SA1 Gbeoter ber @%pncprbta wirb
nGd5ien W2ittpob Mbelb bn6 auf pieleu beutid>
anaerifaniI9en 8itbnetl nit benz grDbteu Grfplg
aufgefitbrte Geian991itf 9er5 unb. 0p1Gar
bon Dtar &O9nheim ge9ebe1 werbell. .
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OrDRei DiebffahI in 4hiIaStIpbia.

9Gtlapelp1ta, %. De3br.- 5eute
Mprgen rttrpt bic OelOptnoe Der Sanitary
@ummi0tun erbrU6en unp Inn S645O In
Ser. 81. 500 unb 100 gonDS beFOblen qe=
fuuoea.' Das Gelp war gt9eatbum Sotn
%. @tlipn's, beS erten Glerts.
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Gus Stamina.
Exclamation Boa. 0lcIfb. Gieorae GrpYnu.

3prpnto, 20. 0eSbr. Der aGtb. George
8rrmu, Brdipent bes canapiihen 8at9e8 ulp
leitelloeS Otit9lteb beS WtinilteriullS bat aus uus
befannten @riinben fem Nmt niebergeleet.
Wan glaubt bieler Mft ltebe III 8erbillplt1td nit
Der Srage beS 3teciprDcltdts> gertrages.
% or. 8rO~n an Der 3nltan0ebriasun9 Der
betbeiliSte, 10 perldBt er biele Nnstle9enbeit in lebr
fritildet llnlltinbtu. Die Srennbe Der gnlerir,
ing %trlMnlpbirelt.
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,,8ie @frifaneritf."

"1
Da au6 pieIeS N6drtpne1 Der Nelt3eit bel1te
iiber bic ygaltinlprer 8retter" .9eben mirb, 70
0lauben mir I'M Sntere1ie Der 2eier, @ttpa3 itber
6elt .llrlprung bieIer Sper iagen Sl oitrfen. Sci
etltenl @JultlnaL Bel 9fp1ir1i, fur3 ra6 Der erften
Quffii9rrllg be8 uErpptetel" iparel allie Wtlfts
grBBen Bel BENT ,WlaeTro" ein9elaben, fol8li9
and Mteper6eer. Wlat 1pra9 ltatitrIth BON Itlts
fiji IND W}eperbeer la9te inter Allbere11 su Scrtbe,
er mB8e ibul eit Oratorilllt ,,@9riltuS" idreibel.
0foIltnt rief, etipa8 IartaIttld: ,,@iaccpt1p, be-
betfe in Der Stride gilt e8 feilte 0ecprattpuel1,
feiue GpltiirielI, fem Ballet, Oteperbeer iagte
gerei3t: ,,0a1n tper6e i3 bnrd) bic Wielp6ie mir
fen" 9o b6rte man plBblid cine rdleIrbe, trpfs
fete Gtitlnie: "Vous n'etes pas un melodiste."
@8 mar Mubcr, der bieie8 utlItfaliIde Spbesllrs
tbeil geiprp6ei. Gfeperbeer'8 Gtrebe1 mar ltult,
pieien bobcn &prmurf BON ftb ab3uidittteln, llub
bat &cribe ben Sag paranf, i9n ell 2ibretto 5t
ibreibeu, Inn benz iGtper 81 befrie9euoen 4tber
ST 5eigen, ba(} er and Wltlpbien corlpo1ire1 f6tllte,
So e~ltItanb "Yasco de CANA pber ,,Die Ifris
faneril." Ost9e8 mag aud Der @rlilo gepeiel
ietl, baB Nleperbeer 70 ll9eDelter lang SBgerte nit
Der 9lltfiSbruna Der Oper, Dielteidt glaltbte er
ni4t redt, Dor benz ftret9eit NIeifter Alber be-
Itsben al fGrltc1. 9pr benz llrtbeil De8 4ublilltul8
bate er 1tb pobl nidt ST fitrdtelI, BENT e8 i%trelite
Dem Gpr1ppnilten be5 ,,9tpbert" g8ei9raldb, wer
e8 mn fpnnte. g8a5 Die 9auolilng betrifft, 10
9aben mir III Der Summer npnt %. eilten petal>
lirtcu 8eriht 8egebeu, Der ftd alf cine Irfiiibs
RING Der 9per alf Der .DarmItdoter Sitb1e be-
3iebt.
Mle8 tpa8 mir bis lett BON kerielben geIcbet ulb
aeb5rt tabea, 3tiSt ms, paf ffe ctpoS @rbabcnes
lrD @rpBes iettI lRtb ll1p iid ipitrbtg anreibt all
,Rpbert" llltD Die ,,Slgelottet,"
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&c Msei6ma6ts. @56Qe. SO

~ @u Wlonta8 Abenb tprb e3 in Der @pncorbiae
Safe fpG berJeben, benin bic &urner bonn Goo. rem.
9urnbereia balteu bort i6ren Sa6resbal unb sic Grrner
Iino befauntl,0 tie Grppuenten her @emitt6li9feit 1nb
TrE9lidfeit in gmcrita. DAT fe e8 oeric9en einen Bat
81 a~rran9iren, tpifier unIere 9eer sur @enige, ~beIonber3
tpirb Der S~iesidBrioe Bal nle8 Dasspefene tinter I4
Ia fen. Serru 3aofe8 0leitf9pr if enga8irt unb bic Gid
urb Notwithstanding if in ben befen 6dnben. Ger
bes9al6 eipsn 9eulEt6tiGen Bei3na@tszQbenb erle6eu
min, fe9le ant Ntpntag Nbenb MID in Der @%pncorbio.
~ Der icctale neutrality-suspicious. 66ft feinerl
Sa4re86ea am Wlontag 4bel6 i'll Der 1e1ern China Sale,
ipstaui nit bic an aIerfiamEeit ser Mit9lieber un6 be5
Pub!itupt8 biertur8 Ienfen.
~ Nri 8ei9nadt8=2 t6enb BAT aud BET ar6eiters
Geian3ceretn IN BET Wedauicss9aGe le,nen Sabres. Bel;
man Bat bert alles berart vot6ereitet, nm ben &b1.lne6s
hEert au5sne9nte Sturbea 81 beri@afen.
gB Die W~!itglie1er bee 9adipn &unbes $40. 4 uno
bn3 8ualitWt ~it6er6aupt rtabeu mir auf ben am gBet6s
II 4tSsaoea6 in Der 5le6eu=6ale ab3u6oltenben 8enei.Ss
g III oufnerfiaul. Da bic @~itfiinfte einem fraufen 2cs
~genbruber SIT Gute fortuIen, 70 ~erftilt Der 9eiu9er auz
9teiG eiaen po9tlati9en lea.
sB GiHci 8rp6en Snbtaner@gal Salt am &4ei9a
na4t3s@belb Der Bnola Staluni III grosen GauG ber
9}ep aiierl6!b 9'2ons. Die WRitglieber bieier 2pge ser@
ipredten 5ioii@en 10 rHb IL ltFr BEN SeiuAer1 eiRen 9ros
fen misunderstanding por5utrageu.
~ I'm Diea@tag Gtenb fnbet IN ter &pncorsia Der
speite Sal fUr bic Ndtglteber fatt.
~ Ser Ger1aauia S4neibersg5erein tG(t am Diem
Flag Wbenb Ieiaens Sa9resbau i'll ben Stem G~iierattp
0feorlS.
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lnsidtiae Grber 0 sen. 8oparn.
@ifsmbebm.rlnfau.

06tlabelpbta, 81. Desbr.- 6eut'
fruit itieB zine auf Der 8~eaping~G iienGabu
Daber fontmenpe locomotive altf bert DnIa=
9ter3ng Der N6ilaoelpbia unO trenton @tien-
balm, Die BON 5olmeS6urs fant, unc 9erapt
ilber ben ~&reu3un9apunft Der 8abn na9 Jtea-
oin8 0tng. Die beiDen Qpcumcttpen unD Der
&enoer plrpen bel6aOt9t. MenlAenleben
t,,,.rnn,4 NIT nnrnhnhnA
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)j5An|tt,tIiull, q. e

Sn WMaingt0a beltebs aiGn 3eIleilaaaea
file ben taglidcn lltO tDOd)eutlidcl ,,9Ecfsr"
Sabicriytt0ptl; Wie Nn5etGeul oClTd1 Oea Mgefrtea
6gu. 9. &. Jt:c0teth., 40 e Str, III maiden.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-23

Af13a0l pteler batn1atblolet meGernDeI SStlDtptDltelE
BON Der 4}0li5et an &rdgC! gefrte9t ltlt6 benz Yfa@
Dor pprgeftbrt, rlb ba file ftd) 1idt age9Srig le9ts
%tltliren %fpltrtet, auf &erfi9ung be8 @tabt.G Ort>
%troletr8 mad Dem black code be8 Gtaate8 1T bic
Sflaperei ~perfauft. Sr. Safpb &rieL faufte bic
gauge 8eideerllng fir 81 pr. &ppf.
Gin gefd6rlt6e8 8rad.-Gapt. 6. s..
9fice nort 9. ct. 9tabetue 0atnpfer &altcnfelt
tparltt Die 9dfffer Der @belapeate Gap Dor einem
gefdRrliden Sraf an Der Wliitbin9 Der 0ap.
Gilt 9dppner 1T bort 6 SLATER ttef DerIrllfen Ii.
bic Diaiten ro9elt 20 SuB bod aus benz @ofer.
Da8 GSt0d IT bDtt Sntttb8 S8lduD 2tgbt AT IeDeI
10 Wteilcn BON Sap 9errp d. 81. Oft.
Gin @eto19ranf gefpreugt. - Nl8
man geitern W(pr8eu Die office ppu 8anfs nlo
Srpatlt8 Srettsr9of, @de ppn Breitbent> n1b NIice
NllltItr., bfIuete, fa1lD man, DAB bieIel6e III Der
opr1ergeberDen Nadt BON 0iebelt erbrobert ipar,
pelde ben %etlernen @el0Idratf 9eipren9t batteil.
Da r1lni 1ttdt8 rDn Der @rplofiou bBrte, 10 per>
mlitbet man, DAP bieIelbe sur 3eit itattfallo, al8
Der B1tlapdpRier Bug au Depot altarr. 0ie
8tebe farpelt ltt9t8 aS GueI 0(epplper, pel6en
tie nlitao111eu.
y e0r8e 0lpb rts alias 6irnega1, ttbers
rpiciert pes Gp6tl1lage8, b~egalt9eit ain IA. Snlt
a1tf Der SaDrt llad 9llp be Saileirp an GGriItialt
@liller, 3%tpeite1n Otatroien Der Sarfe nNmsIia
gebrtu9, " tpllrpe Geitern .burb baS Ser. ct. 8t>
|tAFS0S~NnT+ e. ~*NINT~ASNh oDHNHtTNtU"%NIS ~
barter Nrbeit litb elmer @el6buBe SDn $40 uSbft
Soften Nerurt9eilt.
Batr, @aYpeq, Der Glts9obe breier fali6er SIS
SdaBatnt8apten on Sipen SiIfultb beIIen Satin,
marbe tpegel NidterIdettenS ber Saupt3eugell
burG baS Ser. Staatet 0iitrift39eridt fitr f9nlb'
lps ertldrt.
Sobu 2un9Gep, tpegen Serfu9es, ben Sarnes
Spipt nm ELL 8elleilet rltb eine1t neberSiGber an
0onnerita st teiteGlelr, mur6e uaa Der burd3
0}i9ter 9rqbet 8epfogeaen Inter u9lng ents
IaIlen.
CHARLES $. Satniltpr, Neger, wrrbe 8pnner,
flag auf Die 9lltflase Herboffet, ans ben Qapeu
be8 Mrabart 6riebrtall, $50. so, Centre Otarfet
5pnce, eit Baar Stiefelr %geftpble1 u1b 2ebtern
nit eitem Oteiier nerip1nbet ST botelt. 0tidter
Spicer laabtc ibn bebuf8 hes @rp5eIieS Der @rpB>
geldipprenen 1ad ber Sail.
Sobn q. Spbnfpu, 9teger, tp,rbe perbaftet urb
in bic Sail geldidt inter Der 4nfIa9e, Santc8
Sole, farbig, an Der @fe Der Sptparb~ nnb 8oe
perftr. niebergeidla9e1 NIB I'm cine SIP tpertbe
Iaidelt19r beroubt ST baben.
9arttel g8iLion, Jte9er, ebenio, tpeget 9iebs
ltabl8 5tpeier 8la1fet8 Hebft getrage1e1 &lei6elr
$40 ipert9 unb Der ~farbigeu @liic Donng gebBrig.
Saue8 Gee gleger, ebenlo, peget 8elte9lllng
be8 0tDbert 0nrtdI Jon I'M ei1cn SIT tperthel Ste
rplper u1b Sal in Npte1t,
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(ans Ser Stetpz@prfer 8ribnne.)

= (NAp Ut 0LtDsJUtItt AItUIFt.J
30! tpenl mr. bic N1enihsu te Ster6etifeu, bic iebe
gBphe, @ioRat unb SaFr in unierer Stabt berDffentlift
~perteu, Ieien unb baritber n~a1benfen molten. Gortn be-
Fnber ftp itets cine eriGreGli4e Nn5n9l SrlI Nu83e9rungSz
falet. Die ftatiii9et Ga6euea peifeu nad, bas tp69 :
lrenb anbere GraafPeiten Sauienbe beri6Iiu9eH, bic 2lrss
3egrang 3e6ntaufenbe beti4lingt."
n9ut @ntfeFen bon Satsz un6 2nnsettsGranfPeten Bee
trahten mir 0labame 3 a bpc 8prterS 9eiI=9atz
II q III 0I8 unfe6lbar.H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05
EXISTING CONSTITUTION,

Upon tho ccming events of the year, rest tho
hopes f u o Poop and Government. We il
the midst of bloody and pr ,trseied civil wa 3
duration and close depend upon wiser, truer and
patriotic Policy than W, have seon during the
present Administration.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

AS apprehended would be the case, the
fund for the relief of the families of soldiers
and marines has proved inadequate to meet
the wants of this meritorious class OF per-
sons: owing in part to the insutiiciency of
the tax, but mainly to the largely increased
expenses of living. The families of the
National Guard made considerable drain
upon II, during the hundred days they were
the sum of five thousand dollars from the
Extraordinary Contingent Fund, to this
class of families, which was disbursed by
the several county military committees, and
accomplished much good. As we cannot
reasonably expect any material reduction
in the prices of living during the nextyear,
there would seem to be no resort but an in
crease of the fund. Fol- this purpose 1 sug-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-09-21
Guardians Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
OF Holmes county, ONO, made on the 18th day
september, 1868, in the case of Joseph kimcrer,
guardian of Emma Patterson, against his ward,
the undersigned will ON the 9th day of October
~ II. 1850, at O'Clock in the afternoon, on the
premises offer at public sale, the following real
estate situate in the county of Holmes and
state of ohio, and described as follows, to witt
Beginning at stake ON the west line of the
east half OF the northwest quarter OF section
ii, township Is ana range Ii, thirteen chains
and 81 links south of the northwest corner of
said-east half OF said north west quarter thence
north S9la degrees east 32 chains and 10 links to
a stake, thence south degree east 2Ch0ins and
"a links to IA stake; thence north S9l2 degrees
east Z chainsan % links 10 n stakc;thcnce south
deg, east chains nnd92lt To stake; thence
south S0l3 degrees west chains and 80 links to
stake; thence north degree west chains and
~ links; thence south S9L degrees west 81 chains
and o. links; thence north degree west chains
and II links to the place OF beginning, con-
sixth part OF the following described real eS-
tate situate in said county, beglnning ~ a
stake on the west line of the east hhH OF tne
northwest quarter of section "a township Is
and range II, seventeen chains and 96 links
quarter; thence north S0lS degrees east ~ chains
and - links tn a stake; thence south degree
grees west 2s chains and 20 links to stake;
thence north degree west 2chains and y links
to stake; thence south so. degrees west 1
chains; thence north deg, west to the place Of
beginning, containing Thirteen and eighty
undivided sixth part of hve and ninty-four one
hundredth acres of timber land, situate in said
county, bounded nS follows: BEGINNING NJ n
stake ON the east line of the west half of the
northeast quarter of section -, township Is
and range II, seven chains and 81 links north
trOm the southeast corner of said half quarter;
thence south SOL degrees west chains and 80
links To stake; thence north degree west !
chains and 02 links to n stake: thence south S9li
degrees east chains and 80 links to n stake;
thence south degree east to the place of begin
ming,
forms of sale--One-third cash on day of sale,
one-thrd In one and oue-third in two years
IN hon hp de A
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

SARAH a. ANkENf and Fletcher Anleny,
- her husband, residents OF Freeport Illinois,
Margaret V. Bearbower and George A. bear
bower, her husband, OF Madison county, Iowa,
Buren county. Iowa, and Nettie Weich, OF
uolmcs county, Ohio, viii take notice that n
Petition was nled against them on the I'd day
of August 1868, In the office of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the coun-
~ OF Holmes, Ohio by Andrew j. Wolgamot
ana Is now pending wherein said Andrew j,
Molgain3t demands partition of the following
real estate, to-wit; BEING the south half of In-
Lot number one hundred and nineteen In the
town or Miliersburg. Holmes county, Ohio
Ana that az the next term of said Court to bt
held In said county ON the Tth ,iay of November
is6a the said Andrew J, Wolgamot viii apply
ior an order thnt partition may be made of said
premises as prayed for In his said petition.
ANDREW j, WoLGAMOT
By CRIrcHFIELD UNI, his Attys.
August 10, lsSS-c7w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-09-21
PROBATE NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ad-
~ ministrRtors and Guardians have filed their
accounts In the Probate Court of Holmes coun- =
ty, Ohio which will be for hearing
On Monday, October I'd, 1865.
Second account OF II. W. Fisher guardian OF
Sarah j. Fisher and Sumner II. Fisher.
First account of Christian Nioring, gurdian
of Caroline A. Niering.
Final account of Francis Garnter, guardian OF
Final account OF George Schnor, admlnistra-
tor of Margaret Boon. decd.
First account OF Wilson Robinson, guardian
OF Jeremiah Kerr.
Final account OF L. McMerrell, executor OF
Jacob shire decd.
Final account OF Emanuel Stutsman guar.
dian of Mary Schawbaugh and Nancy Schlaw-
baugh,
JAMES A. ESTILL,
sept. Z, 1850. Probate Judge,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-09-21
FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the Farm on
L which samuel Garret, deceased, lately re-
sided, situate In Ripley township, Holmes coun-
ty, three miles northeast of Nashville on the
Holmesvillc road, containing l60 acres The
farm Is well waterod under n good state cf cul-
tivation and is we'll improved
For particulars inquire of samuel Garrett,jr,
residing on the premises. -
RAISTON MCKEE,
Executor of s. Garrett, deceased,
January -, 1868
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-09-21
M q IT q Il
II a e p. a 2 e BR S
Holmes County, Ohio.

vORWERK, Treasurer County hereby
number mills laid dollar
Townships
with the penalty five
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-09-21
Fish of all Kinds +!

His stocl; of Fish is very large, comprising
variety that has not here olorc been offer,
in this market.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-19
Musical Accent. .

At a trial in the Court of King, Bench,
England. between certain publishing Tweedle-
dums and Tweedledees, as to an alleged pira-
,cy OF an arrangement of "The Old English
3 Gentlemansp IT, Cooke was subpoened as
witness. On cross-examination by Sir James
Scarlet, that learned gentleman rather flip
snow, sir, you say the two melodies are
sir ?"
Tom promptly answered-aI said that the
notes Of the two copies were alike, but with a
different accent
Sir James-aWhat is d musical accent ?n
Cooke-"My terms are a guinea lesson,
sir" Ia loud laugh s 800
Sir james, rather rufisd Don't mind
your terms here. ask you, what is q musi-
cal accent /? Canyon see il fts
Cooke-"A musician can" [Great laugh
ia Sir james, livery angrily Now, pray, sir,
don't beat about the bush, but tell his Lord
ship and the jury, who are supposed to know
nothing about it, the meaning of what you
sa Cocke-a Accent in music is stress laid mp
on particular note, as you would lay stress
on any given word, for the purposeof being
better understood. II were TO say you are
:. an ass, it rests on ass; hut II were to say
you are an ass, 1t rests on you, Sir James,"
Reiterated shouts Of laughter by the whole
court. in which the bench Joined, followed this
repartee. Silence being obtained, Lord Den
man, the Judge, with much seeming, gravity,
accosted the chop-fallen counsel--aAre you
satisfied now, Sir James ~, inv 4sissea4
~ "Sir James, deep red as he was, had become
Scarlet in more than in name, and in great
hui. said-"The witness may go down." 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-19
.. 9. MarshaI's Notice.


UNITED STATEs OF AMERICA. jas sWsf -sief
DISTRICT on MAINE, &c. aEi} srb sd3 n ss-i,
pURSUANT to Monitiops from the Hon. Ashur
Court within ana for the DISTRICT 81 Maine Ilsssst
By give public notice that the following Libes and
Informations have been fled in said Court. viz
Of Spirisssous Liqu2rs, seized by the Collector OF
the District Of Portland and Falmouth on the four-
tenth day Of Febfusry lasqpast, at Bethel in said
A libel against the Brig Wsiiiana Il. Parks, her
tackle, apparel and farmitssye. seized by the Col.
lector Of the District OF portland and Falmouth,
On Inc day OF February last past at
An I,yormation against -Four Gases Of Friction
or Lscysr Matches, seized by the Collector of In.
ternal Revenue Tor the q urth Collection District
OF Maine, az Bangor, iosaid District
An infoTHsGtson against Fve Packages of Miscel.
t;cs ~ Soocs sezed by the Collector cf the Dis
S ict 81 rortland and falmouth, ON the fourteenth
gay Of May last past at Portland in said District
~ Rsoes against the Schooner Or0nfes and sfrtv.
Of Penobsoot ON the ninth dav ~ Anil "a -
pa T - ,Sastiue, in said District 1870
sia. Cases ~ INST Ihs Schooner Sarah ANA asd
District OF in said Dst,ct o. t ths
sixth , aay q nay last past ~ ING
her cargo Seized By t iSes1osr JONES Warren asd
ofPenoDscot on thu thireth sne Dis.rics
at Caetine in said District sA ~ sy iaet past,
cargo. seized by the Collector Of the ama her
rsnoDscot on me thsileth "a Of May last past at
Caetfne. in aal0 District. - " frs7. r-7'' -
Which seizures were for brsaches of the lavs :,
me United States. as s more particularly set forth
IN said Lbels and Informations; thata hearing an
lila viii be had thereon, at BANGOR in said District
on tne Fourth Tuesday Of JUNE current, where any
persons interested therein may appear and show
cause; u any can be shown, wherefore The same
| ing to law F v
Dated stPortano this rnirreenrn day Of June A
d. 1866. 49, = - ~ - 1'e =
.eat@ash A0s F.sA.aQUINBY,
I,..,os,.,ba8 b881qa Deputy U. s.. Marshal
'unsiSoA4u 4e5fli fsfisg District of Name
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-19
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested exper.
ience in the hands of . regularly educated physi.
cian whose preparatory studies fits him tor all tbs
duties he must fulfill; We thecountry is Hooded with
best in the world which not only useless but al
ways injurious. Tho unfortunate should be RfIo.
ULAR in selecting his physician, al 1t is aamentabe
yet incontrovertable fact, that many syphilitic
patients made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians IN
general practice for 1t point generally conceded
agement of these complaints should engross tn
whole time Of those who weuld be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex.
psrenced general practitioner, having neither op.
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one System
treatment, most cases making an indiscriniinat
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MISCELLANY.
Jacob selwyu,s W;ss,s Epitaph.

"Her name was Sarah--simply Sarah, !" said
Jacob, as Ii the fact we're a testimony TO the
modest nature Of the departed. ''She was OF
late years--8S D he continued, referring ut the
same time to an old pocket book; "But, ac-
cordlne to my reckoning we lost three years
or so from not keeping check upon her birth
DAYS. Put her down 68, she must have known
3 her own age better than any one else" ~
Mr.. Wycherly wrote "aged 0S,"
Would you say dged,p asked Selwyn.e 81
don't think she would have liked that. Say
in her 0Sth year, il you please
Mr.. Wycherly wrote as requested.
She was an excellent cook, Wychery, and
made ham better, / think, than any other wo-
man Ia the country said Seiwyn, with par
donable feeling of pride.
81 don't think we can mt that in her epi-
taph," remarked Wycherly.
19 mo, perhaps not; but It's pity: It ought
10 goa own, as it might have stimulated other
young women to have as much said OF them
auuing, after pause, "she was good at figures,
ana taught me to cipher when was first mar
RED but that can't 20 down either, 1 sup
posesp SheI was a very tidy woman, made
others tidy; broke lot of good servants, who
never had kind word TO say Of her dare
say; that can't go down, / suppose
at would be difficult to expressit," answer.
ed Wycherly.z ae = 6na
Picking and preserving she was a
great hand at both,p said Seiwyn, with
an inquiring look, but receiving no encour-
aging response from his amanuensis, he took
another sheet
Always early with her chickens and tur-
keys, and pretty nigh found herself In clothes /;
wnat 90 you say TO that That ought to go
down. s. $40 &c - & ne 7fsd sat
Mr.. Wycherly replied, "well, I think all
the good qualities you have enumerated must
be comprised in She was an excellent wife, +"
"Ah that she was, !" said the bereayed hus-
band; and it's hard she can't have It put
stronger than that. She was affsctionate, Wy
cherry" .sss .sas-4s8 sgl8A
"Yes, I'm sure of that
Sometimes little too affectionate, and
showed little unnecessary anxiety about me.
I used to yex her sometimes on purpose to
try her temper"
"And how did you find it p said wycher-
ly, slgly. beh-bAa3sS bna WsM
well, 1t varied-sometimes smooth enough
at others, warm, perhaps very warm; but as
Z her good qualities can't be set out atlength
won't have her little innrmities advertised
IN the church-yard" q 100
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