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MEDICAL ELECTRICITP
ISL DR.. w. N. DEFINING, ra
Medical Electrician


r.-... .. "a l14 MIDDLE STREET,,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hot
xNIHEkE he would respectfully announce TO
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. During the tire
years we have been in this city, we have cured som
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and cuTn
patients in short time that the question is oleL
asked, do they stay cured? 10 answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge.
DR.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
the form OF nervous or sick headaehe neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extremitics; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs not iully
fnyolved acute or chronic rheumatism scrOfua. hip
diseases, white swellngs spinal diseases, curvature
palsy paralysis, St. Vitas Dance. Deafness STAN.
inering hesitancy 81 speech, dyspepsia, indiges.
ton constipation and liver complaint, pes-we cure
every case that can be presented: asthma bronch.
tic, structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. .u.A
I'd BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the eouty, the lame and the Law
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth; the heated brain s cooled the ,rost-
bitten limbs restored the Hncoutb deiorI0Ities
moved; faintnoss converted to yigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deal hear and
the palsied form TO move upright; the blemshes oi
youth are Obliterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lite
prevented the caamities OF old age obViated and an
active circulation maintained.
81 LADIE
Who have cold han0s and feet; weak stolnachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache dizzI
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation ofthe bowels pain In the side and back;
leucorrbea, tor wbesl; falling Of the womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors polypus, and all that long
train Ofdiseases will lind in Electricity means
Of cure. For painful menstrpation. too r.OlIlse
menstruation, and all Of those long Inc OF troubles
with Young ladies', Electricity is certain specihc,
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer TO the
yigor Of health tla1 ttttiiA Aa'ai flAt
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
Dr. d. stin continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc;;
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayej
teeth stUmps they wish to have removed io- reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines for ga y
or family use with thorough instructions.
DR.. D. can accommodate few patients with board
snd treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. VI. to 12 M. from
to 6 P. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation tree. H noylb
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms a. 10
IN payment OF let for term of years. the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets, and on
franklin street, including lheeern Of Franklin and
or SMITH s. REED. Attorneys, Portland. jyl2ti
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E, CINCINNATI, Aug %.
- Provisions buoyant and generally higher. Pork
shoulders at HE; sides at 1870. Bacon held firm at
an adv ance of &c.
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New Orleans aiarhsi..
Cincinnati Markc,s.

new ORLEANS, Aug. %.
Cotton-unC hanged; sales 400 bales; low Mfldling
at 26tc; receipts 81 bales; exports l,o3S bales.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %.
~ Ex-President Buchanan is lying seriously i'll
in this city, having been brought from Cape
May ON Tuesday. Fears are entertained for
his life, SAL, .t-'A' .'.
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Wnnfs,I

TWO or more gentlemen can be accommodated
with gcnteel rooms and board Apply at thiS
Off e. -'f' "
Portland, Aug 10, 1871 aug2O-dtf
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CITY OF LOWELL, SEPT. 10th.
SAMUEL r. COBB,
No. 355 Congress street,
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.

~rAro roRTEs, Melodeons, Organs, Guitars,
V;olins Banjos, Flutn mas, Music Boxes. Con-
.csr,;,as Accordeons, Tamborines, Flutes, Flageo-
ieis P,ealos. CIaronets, Violin Bows, Music Stools,
Ninssie Stands, Drums, Flies, Sheet Music, Music
Books Violin and Guitar Strings, Stereoscopeas and
Views Umbrellas Canes, Clocks, Bird Cages, .ook-
ing Gr sses, Albums Stationery Pens, Ink, Roc king
Horses Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskets, chill
drens Carriages and great variety Of other articles.
~ Pianos and Melodeons tuned and 70 -art.
April 6-tf f
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PHOENIX
Mutual Life Insurance Company!
Of Hartford, Conn.
EDISON FESSENDEN, President. = 1881 s
JAMES r. BURNS, Secretary
w. IRVING HOUGH, General Agent,
fa. IS Exchange St., Portland, Me.
Dividends paid in 1865, 90 per cent.
Dividends paid in 1866 SO per cent.
Dividends being paid in 1867, so per cent.
1t allows the insured to travel and reside in any
portion OF the United States and Europe, at any and
all seasons OF the year without extra charge. .-a
1t throws out almost all restrictions on occupation
from its policies. lai4l.al.l HASH ~
Its policies all non-foreiting, 1t always al
lows the assure TO surrender his policy, should he
desire, the company giving paidu policy therefor
1t pays all Ito 1ossss promptly, during the sixteen
years of its existence having claim.
EI~ The subscriber is now prepared to give prompt
attention to all matters pertaining this agency de-
partment. RFRM sEEsAg6skBs 3
All persons desiring information as to insurance,
the practical working and result of all the different
forms of policies of life insurance. &c. will be at
tended TO by calling in person at his office, address
ing him by mail. Persons already insured, and de-
string additional Insurance. will receive all necessary
information. and effect their insurance through
him upon the most favorable terms. ss.s.7s'2
Parties throughout the State desiring to act as
ersy dsa t W old Tg w hs lib
General Agent, 65 Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
June 10. diff @'7 A'i --
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BO1rderS.
BOarders Wanted.

A FEW Gentleman boarders can be accommodated
fAwith genteel board at 40 York, Street.
aue20-d2w
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Patent and Employment Office,
WANTED: WANTED!.
EMPLOYERS, Men, Boys, Girls, Agents, Eve, "
II body! One hundred good girls wanted for al
sorts of situations! Men to work Oh farms, re.
All persons wanting good male or female helps fol
any employment. can be supplied at this Office al
short notice. Patents OF all kinds and Pa ent Rights
for sale. A. j. cox s. CO.,
june6dtf 351i Congi ess st.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

September 9th and 10Th.
The most Comprehensive Foreign
establishment ever brought to Amer
lea. An exhibition Of surprising ex-
cellence.
The Proprietors respectfully an
nounce that during the past winter
they have added accumulated otfrdc-
tioRs to their establishment by the
engagement of The most 4ccomplish-
ed Artists in every branch OF the pro-
fession, culled from all the principal
cities and towns OF Europe, including
the most beautiful Lady Riders, the
finest Equestrians, the best Charac-
ter performers, the best Gymnasts,
and the Rarest Wonders of Art, to
give effect to this com oinatIon of the
Highest Arcnic Talent I'm own
to the World.
Foremost in the array of attrac-
lions, and standing without a peer
among the novelties Of the age, with
whose fame the world rings, the man
agement takes great pleasure i'll
naming
CAOCKETT'S DEN
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Freshly Captured Lions +!
under the control and training of
MI H, Pr IL IL G Il !.

The successor of the world-renowned
Crockett, and which will be exhibit
ia all their native savageness uncon-
quered, unsnbdued, save by their one
master, PIERCE. These monsters
were engaged at the Cirque Napoleon
de Paris, where they were being ex
hlbited, shortly after Crocketl's Oar
ing Exploit, at Astlay's Theatre, Lon
don, where, through an accident, the
blood thirsty brutes escaped from
their cage, striking terror to the hearts
OF all within the theatre. Before as
sistance could reach him, one untor-
tunate individual was killed by them
and another horribly mangled. The
policemen where about to shoot the
savage monsters, when
The Unpn ra1ieled Daring Of
Hf Pierce and Crockett
rendered it unnecessary, for, as they
reached the place and heard the ter
rible truth, they dashed alone among
them, their jaws still reeking with
the hearts blood OF their victim, and
by their Mysterious Power, led them
covering 10 their dens.
This bold man will enter the den OF
these untamed providers Of the forest,
and feed them
WITH RAW FLESH FROM HIS
NAKED HAND.
feat which has never heretofore been
attempted.
With desire to crafty the public,
the management has determined to
pursue the plan of
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A equal interest i'm some established business in
"a Portland, by gentleman who can furnish
$4,000 or $4,000 capital Apply to -
August ~. dlw+ A w. IL JERKS.
A GENTS WANrED-$l0 to $50 a day 10 intro
n duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEM
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two thTe1ds
and makes the genuine Lock STIrcH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory gwen. Send for Circular. W. @. WILSON
& Co., Mdniydcturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio aul3d3m
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sad ponestic Tragcay.

Some two months sinse. Mrs. Blan-
kership, a lady OF respectabiIity. lost
her husband from disease and was LEFT
with three children. two Interesting
boys ana a little infant girl lust large
enough 10 walk olouo and beguile the
lonely hours Of the mother with is ia,
nocent prattle. On she,Ilith ul, The
neither, Cor the purpose OF washing
clothes, rep ired to che spring near the
house, taking her three children with
her; the house dog followed behind -
She had bcea engaged Ii Washing but
short time when The doc WIS heard
barking necessarily 90 the hin. Think.
ing that the dog had possibly freed o
raccoon. the two little bows proposed
going at once 10 secure The same.
With the mothers consent, he little
fellows started OF ia high glee On
reaching the spo, where tic dog was
barking. they saw 4 short distance iro;s
the dog. a large object coiled a. the foo,
Of "a stump. 10 a hostile attitude Keeping
the dog a. bay. Eager only.to capture
the Supposed game, aud not thinking a
daager, they approached the hideous
monster. The oldest OF the two boys
approached first, with his little hands
ouistsetched aud his face aslow ID the
prospect of the prizc. saving. s.I-ii ret
hin, brother" Que step more. ana M
rushed to death more Terrible and
speedy than were the ioftures 81 the Il.
bled raecoon With one dast 81 hiA
forked tongue, with one death r,,,jc III
his tail, the huge rattlesuaks, for il was
nothing less, drew back bis seal. colds.
and with one dart forward, plapfcd lis
enycpppned fangs IN the Assh oe the boy.
and lcft the deadly poison courssns
through his young veins.
The other little fellow rushed forwa.y
to tbs relief Of his little brother. ana
he also received the deadly ianrso is
serpent in several places. The strcayns
Of the boys alarmed the mother. who
was still washing at the branch. atd
leaving her baby girl, she ran frsnticals.
" TO the spot PutrId With poison.
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''f'''' J CSs, :sa

/ HEiFER superior arsAt HORSE. i
Spring Wagon, Rockaway Buggy. Car
rage 4 Wagon Harness. seti lead Gears,
! Riding Saddle and Bride, | Plough, j
Shovel Plough. Also,
Household &c Rachea Fsyaitare,
consisting in part Of Bedsteads 4 Bedding,
! Cooking Stove. Template Stove, Coal
Stove, caue-seat Chairs, Rocking Chairs, !
Cupboard, Carpeting, Tubs, Buckets, and
variety Of other articles too numerous 10
mention. Wa 49, 4tase Fa4tst y
THRMs or SALE = On all SUMS Of $1,000
and under cash; on all sntns above 1000 a
credit Of six months viii he given, the pur
CHASER or purchasers giving his or hcir
notes with approved security bearing utter
est from the day ofsale., - II "a
TRIO. l.. FRITcHEY,
nov2l,s H3te' Trustee
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'si;uy any butter hsre. asked c6u6.
~ CUSTOMER who walked into dry
sroods establishments 10 noighborin1
city, and looked much Ike character.
who knew . great deal more Or himself
than be cared TO tell. mo. tirs' rs :
Piled tho naerrissut s'we don't wish 10. !
bny any VIA yon buy any eggs r
- slr;, We keep i dry foods store i
here 4 ''SoS we'll maybe You'd like ID
buy some chickens, f;lt ns 1iftlo pigs
and a mighty sight nicer 4oo.1 mo.
sir; tell you se don't deal IL anything
but dry goods. 2 aCouldn't i sci YOU
! nice fat shoulder Of pork n persisted
tho ec,intrynsn. II tell you, Dir. We
deal exelusisely insdry goods here -.
sWel, what viii ycu give for drhd
gave her = rose, aud Igaye herb
ring, and asked her 20 marry me then
but she sent them III back, inscnsibIc
thing, and said she'd no notion 81 men.
i told her had oceans Of money aua
goods aid tried 20 Brighten her with4
growl; but she answered sshe wasn't
brought upiin the woods, to be scared
| by the scrcech Of an owl L called her
a beggsr. and everything bad r ssisJht-
I'd her features aud form fill I sue
ceeded at Length in getting her mad, and
she ragged ike a ship in storm. And
then in d moment | turned aud I smilad.
and called her my angel and all when
cI;i ~ -. a ns a.ns ' ne, w va
~ e nv e4''u "e VIII marry
80 'a''
4 Wig do you look 80 grum and cross.
William, whenever am necessitated
70 ask you TO 40 out with me 10 INV
party or theatre r asked Issbella.---l
My love, replied William. athess
~ "se'1 n ~ a'o''. 70 M go.us we're l
arn 1'al;a :" p sa sscflnce q my
y 80 s, 'ssas '' ne 'he p'oasurs
i 49, 10y - vn'y 70 please yous
saa.;..a -''' "As s'sp'' put nop
y. sae,sni wig oiten leased klchelieu'
$500 $3.50 As \. 'oenec1uailyl ior sub
Rs'p''s = on y. aaaer.Akines,
s oas Wy 's1'ns MN tnat ne had
jury sssu US picture. Asd DID YOU
R;ahs,; ~ y 'os Aslss1lpfion sad
/ saw there was 40 chance Il Il a /, much
resembied you,v was ths reply Of ths
other.
.an
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WESTMINSTER MD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1867

"les."
Then yon 5acob Manfred
goes iono pols BE 1 iiys- =
The keeper suisitively into the
ieaiures Of tb a9a len the house.
l"Bonlt yQp '.cr 1er' exclaimed
ihe new eomef ping the c,'lipan blythe
hand
~ chnnet you Q ny memory now !
'poyon srhbsr iac'ns Wiliamsg
!" iuiainS ffpsasea Aesab, startling up
aud gasIps Earnestly iu'o ne strangers
'nce. ..
lss, jacob slau'fea-- l.ncias Williams.
ihat huie Boy whom' NIFTY years ago. you
saved from t"e mouse o. correcuoni tnA'
poor boy whom yoa k'noiy TOOK from me
bonds Of the law and placed on board one
OF your ressels.
ana you are IS
es--yes. am ne man you snaae----
lou 'ouho me 2 rough stone ron the hand
o. poverty ana example was you WINS
brushed OIL f'is evil ana who hrst Jed me
70 me aweef wa'ess y moral ne ana nap
p'ness' have Proutea ny the Lessons yo'
gave me ~ carry Souih, ana we ~arni sneges
Nh'ch your kl'onsss ''eaiea W 20 ny nose's
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Passing away"
u Is written on The brow,
Where joy was wont 10 stay,
kigs, power and triumphs are now
passing awayi"
II was written In the Buckeye" State,
q On a fair October day,
That the party filled with spite and hate
Nast 'Pass awsyi'
II was written In the "Keystone,"
Where wen soon hold fuller sway,)
And there We heard a plainiivc moan
.l,lt'PassirG awryi"
re written now from east to west,
Thai the Ramps outrageous sway,
That sconFged the nstion like a pest
i fast Passing awayi''
oh. II this may be 40,
Speed, speed thou coming day,
How blcnt On earth to know
This curse has Passed awayP'
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Bread Upon the wafers-A
sii Sketch from Life.


Is
"Ah, Jacob, now yon see how all your
hopes are gone, Here you arc. worn out
with age--all our children removed from MS
by the hand of death, and ere long we must
be the inmates Of the poor house. Where.
now, is all the bread that you have cast
upon the watcrsgF
The old white haired nran looked up al
bis wife. He was indeed bent down with
years, and age sat tremblingly npon him. -,
Jacob Manfred had been comparatively
wealthy man, and while fortune had smiled
upon him he had ever been among the first
to lend listening ear and helping hand to
the call OF distress. But now misfortune
was his. OF his four boys no, one was ief-
Sickness and falling strength found him
with but little, and they LEFT him penniless.
An oppressive embargo upon the ship
ping business had been the first weight upon
his head, aud other misforiunes came in
painful succession. Jacob and his wife
were all alone, and gauut poverty looked
them coldly in the face. "Don't rePine,
SUSAN" said the old man. 'Tne, we are
poor, but we are not yet forsaken.'
'Not forsaken, Jacobg Who IS there to
help us now?v
Jacob Manfred raised his trembling finger
toward heaven. IS
"Ah, Jacob, Know Tod Is cnr friend;
but we cnsht TO have friends here, Look
back and see how many yon have bcfrieud.
ed IN days long past. fou cast your bread
upon the wa'srs with a Tree hand, but i has
not returned to you.
hpsh' susan you forget what you say
10 De sure, 1. may have hoped that some
s'na hand o. earth would IN me IRON The
dep'e Of utter want but do not eSpecs II
as reward ter anything may have done
u have helped the unfortunate IN days
gone pyi I have had my foil reward IN
showing tI'Ai have done ny duty 20 my
Is'io~s' ~ o. az me k'na deeds have
Il ne 's % my saner'ns fellows wonld not
Tor go'd' nave one OF them blotted from my
memory. An, my fond WIFE It's the mem
oy o. the good done IN bic that makes old
age happy Even now tan hearthe warm
thanks OF those whom have befricndcd,
and again can see their smiles.
les jacob returned the wife, in .
lower toue' \ know you have boon good,
ana ~ you. memory you can be hapryi but
aias 'nere : present upon wnheh We must
'oos mere = q 1eai''y nPoh w''lcn VIC must
uwe't We must beg Tor iood' or s'arse.
Tho old man started, and deep mark
pain was dHwu across his features.
"Bcgl' be replied, with agaick .badder.
"No, Susan--we are
He hesitaied, and big tear ran down bis
fhrrowea check.
"weare what jacob"
ave are going 10 the poor housed"
20, God thought sol'' fell from the
poor wife's bps, as she covered her face with
her hands. ~ have thought so, and have
tried 20 school myself to the thought, bat
my poor heart will not bear It."
DO not give up, Susan" softly urged
the Old man, laying his hand upon her ann,
~ makes bu, little difference toas nov. :.
we have not Tong 70 remain upon earth, and
let us not wear out our hast days in fruitless
rcplnipg. Come, come
Bat whcn-when shall we got
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Examiners Notice.

ia alu l--- ItH#4 4A
NNrICE is hereby given that the under.
IN dgned, Commissioners appointed by
the County Commissioners for Carroll conn
", to locate and open PUBLIC Road in said
County, commencing at point on the
County road leading irUna fiiachman's Mill
TO Manchester, a FhQrs distance on snid
road from Benjamin Lippy's barn at the
intersection Of common wagon and mill
road. now used as such, and then running
with said old mill rond, for nearly so,
through the lands OF the said Benjamin lip
Ply, and then running in the direction Of
Joseph Hoovers mill race, crossing said
mill race near grain shed, Standing on the
West side OF said mill race, iban running
with and bounding on an old. wagon and
mill road used for upwapis Of twenIy years,
through the lands Of George Shew nov oc.
curicd by John Massamore, as tenant. until
IL interests the County road called and
known NJ tho Went2's County road at Oh
ncar corner stone standing at the turn oil
said County road, South Ras. from the
corner Of Cornelius and John weaiz's Or.
ciiard. ,as
We hereby give nos;cc that we viii NEE
on the premises nj the beginning Of sale
road. on Tuesday, the 17tt day Of .DeeeTnbel
isd7, at 10 clock, A, NJ, to examine ant
determine whether the public couvcnicnc,
requires that the said road should be openes
and II, in our Judgment. the public conve
rience reqaires that the road should b
opened, We will proceed 10 locate and slal
out the same as directed by said Commits
| sioners, of which all PARTIES willtaks ssotica
J,.liENIll HOPPE.
GEORGE EvERHAiff,
GEO. l.. WAMpLER,
nov. li,--5t. sao i .is b sg
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|TNlIE Co Partnership hefs,ogore exitsiue
i between the undersigned u this az
dissolved b. mutual consent. Pcrsaas IL.
dcbied viii please call and rake settlement
as We desire 70 close I'M affairs efihe Firm.
/ \. w. HERRING. u. d. g
4. y. BfLLINGsLEA, N. D.
nov 20, 1867.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DI virtue Of al order Of the Orphans
ID Court, the subscriber, as Administer.
tor Of Henry n. Brinkman, deceased, will
dispose Of at Public Sale. at the late resi-
dence Of said deceased ia Manchszier, Car,
roll county Nd, on ~
Saturday The ia Fl December, 1867,
eli fhe movable property Of said deceased,
consisting Ia part as follows. -
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Painless Extraction OF Teeth
w (IrITHocT GlS)
Z mr.. charles Isiiiinssica,
4 DENTIsT,

5HArfNG supplied himsslf with an Ar.
III paratus for Rfodseisg I,osal Aaasiis.
sie, lakes pleasure IN Informing the citizens
of Weskminster and the con,munity al large,
that be u prepared to use this latest i'm
frovensent IN the extraction Of Teeth. The
advantage possessed by this Apparatus over
al Others y that i aasets Only ne part
He has also the most improved STYLE Of
Apparatus for manufacturing pue Gos~--ot
'coafss all persons calling on him can choose
the method they prefer.
All operations IN Surgical and Mccian;
cal Dentistry performed in the mosi approx.
ed style and at moderate rates.
0eios, adioiafag hss Fathers Residsacs.
neaa Farmers & ltschasics' Baak,
q, WEssxIssrxH, Mn,
where may be found NJ all times when not
professionally engageda the blowing places:
( Union Bridge.--lst Wednesday 81 every
month, remaining uniil Saturday.
Ner Viadsor. "Wednesday 81 every
month, -~Tefnaining until Safuisisy.
Uafc,ifora. = Bird Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening.
1aaeyfosca- Friday every month, --re-
'9s nsai,ing until the "Wednesday following.
apis si WI ~,
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nESrscrFriLy bEpIcarsp 70 fns aApirars.
II Is written N lines Of prose,
In fieir glorious array,
R.sd,what those lines diseiuse :.
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Eaafs y Hfary y. ,Briskmaa, deed.
NOTICE ID hereby given that the Sab
IN sefihef has obtained from the 0rphnns'I
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admistsa-
ton on the Personal Estate Of Henry N.
Bunkman, late ofCarfoll county, dec'd. All
parsons having claims acAinzs said Estate, nrc
hereby warned % exhibit the. same within
six months from tliis date, otheruig, they
may be excluded from, an benefit of said
ESTATE. Those indebted are reqhcSted Is
make immediate payment. SIT ~
CHARLES BRfNKMAy3 s'e (
pov2i'4t Administrator