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US.

"More aggressionw says an American
writer, a day or two since-our blood boil
rs we write it-seven smacks were taken by
a British naval Officer in Boston Harbor -
aud, wha. is worse than all, the smack, were
taken from young lady"
The man who carried hammer into q
Quaker meeting 10 break the silence, Ia:
been bound over 10 keep the peace.
al IN ,riHing away your ',ime,'" as the
"pickpocket" said 10 gentleman, while
stealing his watch.
A long ",rain Of circumstances ran of
the track the other day, aud spoiled the plo
for first rate story.
The Mayor OF certain provincial town
conceiving that clause was in The plura
number, always talked Of elav in an Ac
OF Parliament.
i, is said that ....
Time cuts down all,
Poth great and small.
House rents are certainly an exception.
The editor Of the Portsmouth Globe has
taken unto himself vile. So ways the
world-or the Globe, jus, as you please 70
call il.
Mrs. Nicely bought warming pan the
other day. When she came home she
found Bridget, the servan, girl, cooking grid
die cakes in il.
A ve;y little contents Frenchmau. A
Partisan will extract more comfort from two
cents worth Of garlic, than John Bull will
find in the contents OF boiled ham and
four quarts Of iurnips. We know an old
Frenchman who makes iolerable break
fast out OF cents worth OF cigars and a
,ooth.pick.
What blasphemer against the sex is the
author Of the following linesl
"a name like 'Curiius shall be his,
On fame's loud trumpet blown,
Who with n wedding kiss shuts up
The mouth Of Lucy Stone"
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10 FRANCIS BACON, Register

Ata Court Of Probate held ut Alfred, within and
Tor the County Of York, on the inst Monday ID
March, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
4 drtd and hily-iour, by the Honorable William
| Y; Allen, Judge OF said Court:
~ the petition Of James Fogg, guardian Of G..
" Hiram Fogg and Cstharine X. Fogg, minors
anu children OF Joseph Fogg, late Of Berwick, IN
and convey, at public auction, or Irivaie sale, all
the night, title and interest Of his said wards in
anu 70 certain real estate, situated in Berwick, in
ss'u Souny and the proceeds thereof TO put to In.
'eres', Nx: lot Of land in said Berwick, on the
westerly side Of the road leading from South Ber.
WICK village TO blackberry Hill, and bounded by
snd OF James Clark, OF Gilman aowen, OF James
oo9awm' OF the heirs OF James woodsom, and by
sad road, containing eight acres, more or less
Also, one other lot IN said Berwick, on the caster
y SIDE OF said road, aud bounded by land Of Ed.
ward Gould, OF James Lioby, and by said road,
oeing tne same parcel Of land mortgaged 90 said
Joseph Fogg by one James Tucker by deed dated
December ~, $40. Also, ono other lot in said
Berwick, bounded by the Boston & Maine Rail.
road, by land Of David N. Goodwin and others, Of
Theodore /. Jeweit and Isaac 7. Yeaion, Of Gran.
vile G. Walinsford, and OF THEODORE +. Jewett,
and is all that part OF the homestead Of the said
Joseph Fogg lying northerly Of said railroad:
Ordered, that the petitioner give notice thereof
TO all persons Interested in said estate, BY causing
a copy Of this order to be published in the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed IN Biddeford, in said
county, nor three weeks successfully, that they
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held al Lin.
.s msaid County, on the 6rt Mondayin April
csas. Yen " the clock in the foreuoon, and shew
peuiion should not De sran,~d. ~. y
A I'm. A .sss BACON, Register.
J 10 FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
In March, in The year Of our Lord Eighteen hun
dred aud tiny -four, by the Honorable William
&. Allen, Judge Of said Court:
nN the petition Of Benjamin 4. Allen, credit
" or Of the estate Of Ann Anderson, late o.
South Berwick, in said County, deceased, prayins
that administration Of the estate OF said deceased
may be granted TO him: t.....
Ordered, that the petitioner cite the next OF kin
10 take administration aud give notice thereof t.
the heirs Of said deceased AID to all persons inter
es,ed in said estate, by causing a copy Of this on,
der to be Published in the Union and Eastern Jour
nal, printed in Biddeford, in said County, three
weeks successfully, tba, they nay appear nj
Probate Court TO be holden nj Limerick, In said
County, on the drst Monday In April next, at tea
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, Il
any they have, why the prayer OF said petiiior
Ai,ss,, -PRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,
10 FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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TO ny WIFE

pY REv. q. ws-BETHusE ---
Afsr from Thee the morning breaks, .rrll
But morning brings no Joy to me; .,ta.4
Alas. my spirit only wakes ~. -....
To know that am far from Thee.
In dreams saw thy blessed face,
And thou wer nestled on my breast;
In dreams felt thy warm embrace,
And to mine own thy heart was pressed.
Afar from Thee, Ills solitude, 49,
Though smiling crowds around me be-
The kind, the beautiful, the good; .st
For I can only think OF THEE.
or Thee, the kindss,, lovelies,, best,
NV earliest, and my only one LIB fr.
Without Thee am oil uLblest,
And wholly b!esi, with Thee alone.
Arr from Thee. the words OF praise
NY listless ear unheeded greet
What sweetest seemed in better days,
Without Thee seems no longer sweet.
The dearest Joy fame cat besiow,
Ii, in thy moistened eye TO see,
And in thy cheeks unusual glow,
, Thou dccmest me not unworthy Of Thee.
Afar from Thee! the night IS come,
But slumbes from my pillow flee:
cannot rest 50 Car from homs,
And my hearts home is, love, with Thee,
kneel before the throne Of prayer,
And then know that thou ar nigh;
For God, who secth everywhere, .I e..
Bends on US both his waichial eye.
Together In His loved embrace,
No distance can our hearts divide;
Forgotten quite, the mediate space,
kneel Thy kneeliny form beside.
My tranquil frame then sinks to sleep;
But was the spirit far and free
oh. welcome be nights slumbers deep,
For, than, dear l0re, I an teih thee
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Al Court OF Probate held ai Alfred, within an,
foe the County Of York, on tho sixth day o
March, in The year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and hfy-four, by the honorable William G
+, Allen, Judge OF said Court:
MARTHA ROGERS, person interested in IN,
Il estate Of Amer Goodridge, late Of Berwick
IN said County, deceased, having presented 10
probate q certain instrument, purporting to be tb,
las, VIII and testament Of the said Amer Good
ridge. Also, her petition that administration viii
the will annexed Of said estate may be granted Il
her; -"
Ordered, that the said Martha Rogers cite III,
next Of kin TO take administration, and give notice
10 all pss-oas iaisses,ed, by causing copy otthi'
order 10 be published three weeks successfully Ia
the Uaion and Eastern Journal, printed NJ Bdde-
lord, thai they may appear at a Probate Court to
DC he'd al Limerick, in said County, on the hrsl
Monday Of April next. at ten Of the clock in the
torcnooa, and ssew cause, II any they have, why
the said instrument should not be moved. aporoy.
cd, and allowed ss the last viii and testament Of
the said deceased, and why the prayer Of said ne.
tition should not be granted
4, A.. A,,e.,.-FRANcIs BACON. Register.
=, 70 FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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no one suffering nom haeknlsd Cough, Palm In The
SIDE restless nights nervous feelings, and the whole
train Of dyspspsic ssssations, and sivss W ~ thsS
physician. he another moment without consulting the
.ESCULAPiUs. Have the married, OF those shout 20
be Married, any impedmsnt, read this truly ussfal
book ~ has been the means Of saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures nom the very jaws OF death.
nnrAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter win receive one copy at this work
by mail, os Ave copies VIII b sent for one dolhs
Address. (post paid DR.. WIN; YOUNG
Ives No. i52 Spruce st., PhilsdeiphiA
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Notice..

NEssRs NEEDS l. LORD would respect
WI fully inform their customers aud the public
generally that they have removed TO
Their New Store en- Market Square,
Opposite their old stand,)
where they intend TO keep large and well select
ed Stock Of w. I. Goods aud Groceries, Hard
Ware, Crockcry and Glass Ware, Iron and
Steel, and many other articles all which they Of
fer very low for Cash or approved credit.
Feeling grateful for past patronage and iavors,
they solicit continuance Of the same, feeling con.
fdent that they eau meet the wants OF the COM
muni,y generally. 2m*
Bidaeford Jan. 90, 1854.
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At a Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the frs, Monday
In March, IN the year Of our Lord eighieeu,hnn.
dred and fily-iour, by the Honorable William c.
Allen, Judge Of said Court:
IN the petition Of Joseph Mitchell, a person in.
" ierested in the estate Of Daniel Mitchell, late
Of kennebunk, in said County, deceased, praying
that administration Of the estute Of said deceased
may be granted TO Samuel w. Lulues, or some
other suitable person: -
Ordered, that the petitioner cite the widow and
next OF kin TO take administration, and rive notice
thereof TO the heirs Of said deceased and TO all
persons interested in said estate, by causing a
copy. Of this order TO be published in the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed in Biddeford, in said
County, three weeks successively, that they may
appear at Probate Court TO be- bplden ut Liner,
lex, in said County, on the first Monday In April
next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause. II any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,
10 FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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C In the precocious marriage case a
Lynn, where girl Of thirteen was marriec
10 a lad Of nineteen, BY Justice Of III,
Peace, with the consent Of the father Of III,
bridegroom, but without the consent Of the
mother Of the bride, Judge Bigelow, Of the
Supreme Court, has decided that the young
marion should go with her husband, 10 The
great 10y Of the young couple.
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A Coon REASON. A country pedagogue
had two pupils, 10 one Of whom he was par
,ial, and 10 the other very severe. One
morning j, happened that these two boy
were late and called TO account for il.
a. You must have heard the bell, boys
why did you no, comet"
"Please, SIR" said the favoriie, al was 1
dreaming that was going to California, anC
thought the school bell was the sieamboa
bell as was going"
"very well. sir" said the master, glad
ola pre,ext 10 excuse his favoIi,e, sand now
sir, turning to the o,her) what have you &c
sayi"
"Please sir-please sir" said the puzzled
boy, al tras traiiin' 10 see Tom off,"
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BETTER MINIATURE

than any other Artist In YORK COUNTY, not.
with standing Brareinr CirenLars, Chlorins Gas,
Adysrti.s r.ssss, or Prem;ug. Picture.
/ have every facility for taking good Pictures
equal 10 any other Artist and have recently OBTAIN
ed some vsry inporfant improcemsns IN tne ai,'
which are unknown to other Artists IN 'hs vicin.
ivy Likenesses executed in all styles, singiy OF
In groups, large or small. Also, several entirely
new styles, specimens Of which can De seen oy
calling at my Rooms. j respectfully inxne am "
snteed, or no charge made. Pictures copied IN
an entirely new and superior manner. a large
assortment Of Frames, Cases, and Lockcs con.
s,an,y on hand. Pictures sold Us cheap us III
any other place in Saco or Biddeiord.
n. b. No. sc Factory Island, Is the only place
''bearins the name Of McKENNEf,' 'ha' am
concerned in. -.
Saco, Feb. 3, 1854. oil
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Take Notice.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform his
i friendsand the public generally, that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser y
Gamman, where he has on hand new aud wen
Gents Furnishing Goods, which he will sell cheap
for cash. DANIEL STlMSON.
r. No 2, HobsOn's Block, Liberty ST.
Bid deford, Feb. 3, 1854. 4
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

n 10 % - Dc SuhDAN,
A LII pesoas wishing TO obtain help, and those
"a wishiug TO 6nd WORK, win please call Al INV
osIoe IN Dc. g. l. Lords Drrg Store, No 3 Wash.
ingtoa Block, and leave their names Al order 70,
hPosing, Couscting, Door Keeping and Crying,
VIII b ipmsdia,ely ATTENDED to. af
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Notice.

T,HE Subscribers arc now prepared al tbeirshop
i in Bddeford, TO do oil kindsof Saving, Split
ting and Turning, that may be wanted by Wheel
wnghis, Cabinet, Makers, &c. Our shop Il pre-
pared with the best Of machincfy, and pll work
will be done with dispatch, and in the best man.
ner. Fence Pockets sawed from round sticks Of
nom four TO ten inches diameter. N I'D ilI
.frrs .rIlH NICHOLS &c ROWELl.
Biddeiord, February 25th, 1854 9-u
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At Court Of Probate held nj Alfred, within and
for the County OF York, on the first Monday in
March, in the year Of our Lord eighieed hundred
and fifty four, by the Honorable William q. Al
len, Judge of said Court:
DETER HURD, Executor Of the will Of Oliver
Il Ford, late OF North Berwick, in said County,
deceased, having presented his first account Of adj.
minis,raton Of the estate Of said deceased for al.
lowance:
Ordered, that the said Peter Hurd give notice
TO nil persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully in
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed ut Bidde-
ford, In said County, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be held nj kennebunE, in said
Couniy, on the first Monday OF June next, at ten
OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, il
any they have, why the same should not be allow.
ed A,,est,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,
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TIL e
Physicians Sure Relief,
UNIVERSAL PAIN KILLER,
PREPARED BY A. b. HART, M. De-
NEW YORK.

Tia Lest article ever discovered for tho speedy and sn~
,ual cure Of Pains Of oil kinds
Mere Aas one Asndrsd housand ea'esg
Rl.umaasm, Parsysis, Chsie, Cramps ssd SpssMs, ~"
raigis, Coid., Sore Throat, CA'A and Fsv~ Y,b'
Brxi,e. Burrs, Heartburn, CAolsra Aorsu,
Dyssstsry, Diarrhsa, Siek HssdstAs, LsnSs-
70, Lame Back, &C., &C.,
Have bean cured by this preparation within the past year.
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From George ". Wil.on, E.g., MesseA, n.

To Rev. WALTIR CLAREE IA short time ago
procured q bottle OF your Great European Cough
Medicine, which took, according 10 directions, for
from the great benefit which derived from It's use,
am well satisfied that u answers every purpsse for
which II 10 recommended, and IL worthy The Utmost
ses of eh.. and lung disease. generally; II win rec
ommend itself wherever u 10 ued. ...
45-n Signed, Cesar w. WILSON.
Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, cornishsiil,, Me-
For sale In Saeo by T GiiSan, Factory IsaAd 30
dsfsrd, DR.. Lord Ksa1rssHk, 4. CLARK Psvtissf,
n n Hay Saesrrsppa. Cioadmanj SsadisA, Higgins
GorAam, CIsment; Lias gton, Small Linsr,ek, Saw
yer, NssSsld, wosd Usst Essfsid. Land; fsrtA
ParsensGsit, Ksnison East Par.Sssfsid BIaenslti
Davies, Stse, Falls, ilobsonj .NsrtA Astsa, SWEET
LeSanon, Elder Weber, and iianseomb and RisH
.Msdsrafies. Lane and Adams Bsffss cssirs, Hanson
aud Clay Sprinevsis, Ysaton aud BY country
merchan's and medicine dsai,rs generally.
Hotties IS cts each. or four bottles In one for 13ess
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GREAT NORTHERN q WESTERN
RAILROAD ROUTE, ''a
PRICES RED UCED!

GREAT NORTHERN Il WESTERN
RAILROAD ROUTE, "tt
PRICES RED UCED!
~ From the Ftehburg
&h Passenger Station.
yH s FELLOWS ~ e.H e, az Eu e.
LAND, SARATOGA, SCHENECTADY, NIAGARA
FALLS, BUFFALO, and the West; also, via hut
land 4 Albany, aud Western Vermont, Troy K Bos-
ton r Il. To Troy and Albany also, TO Burlington,
Montreal, Ogdensburg and the Canadas.
THROUGH ~ ONE Day!
The 7.45 train arrives at Saratoga nj ass, with.
out change Of cars, and one hour and thirty minutes
In advance Of any other enthusiastically at ~
Niagara Falls and Buffalo nj $50 n, In time To con-
meet with MI roads and boats West. Also 20 Troy
40, North to Burlington, Montreal and Ogdepsburs
arriving at Montreal ut 8 rn, osdsnsburgai II X,
aud at Kingston, Toronto aud Hamilton early usIl
morning.
The IL train arrives at Saratoga ut 9.45 ~, Schs
neetady nj l0t5, connecting with the night express
arriving nj CARA Falls nj 10 and buffalo nj l0l5
n, connecting with the boats Tor Cleveland, iunroe
and Detroit. There connecting with the Michigan,
Southern and Central RAILROADS TO all the principal
places West. Also North. (seep at Rutand) and ar.
rive at Montreal at 1915, orden.hurs at Li5 next
day. Take the splendid steamers New York, or hay
State, and arrive at Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton
Lewiston, Niagara Falls and Bufialo for an early
breakfast next morning.
Passengers by the , n train sleep N Bellows Fails
and leave next morning at Z, and arrive at Sarutop'
and Buffalo MS above. Also TO Troy at $50 North
10 Burlington and Montreal nj , u, Osdensburg nj
100 n, In season for the Night Mall Boats for Cana
da West.
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Albert m, McKenney,

ONE OF the most experienced Artists a.n In II The
" State, will continue TO make "oon Ia
GUERREOTYPEs ut the old stand' ..,.,
Ne. 60 Factory Island, SAGE, opposite .hs r D.
He returns bis most sincere thanks Tor the ieeIai
patronage bestowed on him BY, the ci'lIens Oh ga
co, Biddeford, and vicinity, and respectfully sollo.
its continuance of the same, feeling conhaent
of bis ability to take .A
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Rate, Of Fare for Through Tickets:

boats leave Bufra'o at $50 n for Cleveland, Mum.
roe and Detroit. .... ....r.
Through Tickets made good for the season can be
procured ut No. 4 BRoAD STREET, l2nd door rom
STATE street, or 1.-THE Northern and Western Through
Ticket Once, Filohburg Staii, n, Causeway street.
ly3O NJ L. RAY, Through Ticket Agent
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House for Sale.

A LBERT IRISH offers his dwelling house fol
n sale on Sullivan Street. The house Is one
half Of double tenement house, Is In good repair
convenient in its arrangements, and pleasantly 10
Gated near Sullivan Street School. There Is a
good Garden connected with II. Said property
viii he sold advaniageously TO the purchased.
For further particulars enquiry may be made Of
Willism johnson, residing Eeary opposite said
house.
Biddcford, February 10th, 1854. It'll
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LONGEVITY. There are living Tor were a
few weeks sincel in Lincoln County, in this
State, four brothers whose ages make three
hundred and fory-four years, as follows:
Benjamin Bailey, residing in woolwich, aged o.
John NJ. Bailey, 81
George Bailey, Washington, s.
Jesse Bailey, Woolwich, "a
y 33i
Average age, 81
-Ksnnebse Journal.
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Saco River Railroad Company.

A T a meeting held January 18th, 1854. Of the
"A persons named in the first section Of the Ac
to incorporate the Saco River Railroad Company
the undersigned were appointed commiile &c
open Books Of subscription for the Capital Stock
of said Company, in accordance with the -provis
ions Of the Goth section OF the Charter. In pur
suance Of that appointment we hereby give no
tice that subscriptions will be received on the 2ot
day Of March, 1884, and for at least ten successive
DAYS next thereafter ut the following places viz
Portland, at the Office Of John M. Wood, Esq.
Biddelord at the Biddeford Bank Saco, ut the
Manufacturers Bank. And for the convenience
of persons in other towns, books will be opened in
some place or places in each Of the towns adjacen
to Saco River, aud in the vicinity Of the content
plated route.
WILLIAM p. HAINES,
TRISTRAM JORDAN, JR.,
ISRAEL b. BRADLEY,
THOMAS CARLL.
Feb. 90, 1854.
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Melodeons, Seraphines
REED ORGANS.

REED ORGANS.
TINE subscriber has received the exclusive
l. agency of Saco and Biddeford for the sale
of the above named instruments, manufactured
by B. F. Tobin & Co. Nashua N. II. They are
combined with the valuable principle Of CAR.
HARRIS PATENT, which for elegance Of man.
utac,ure and unri,alled beauty. Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices according to style and finish, from $40 TO
$50. Those wishing for instruments a-e respect.
fully solicited TO call nj No. AS Cults Island, Saco,
and also nj the residence Of Rev. J. Hubbard,
corner Of Hill and Pool Sis, Bddeiord, and ex.
anime IN assortment of, a and s ociayes.
Il. NJ. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. 5f
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Gas Fixtures.

vu,wAMBLEy & SMITH have Just received q gen.
u eraI assortment OF Gas Burnen, Chandelier and
Fixtures, and tools and apparatus for putting them
up. Persens wishing them put up 10 Cislr Dwelling
Houses and Stores. win please make sppesiisa son
that they may be ready 10 barn the Gas when " y
ready for delivery. of
Daeo, September 26sh, 1854 sou
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

The House and Lot situated on Main Street
owned and occupied by the subscriber. The house
is story and half high, contains seven rooms
was enlarged and thoroughly repaired last year
and is pleasantly located. There is n small Barn
attached to the house. For terms apply TO JOHN
G. CUMMINGS.
Saco Feb. 9th, 1854. S-5w.*
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Gas stock.

nHE subscrpton Book for stock In the saeo and Bid
j deford Gas Light Company 10 open M the Manu-
fse,ursrs Bank In Saeo. Those wishing To subscribe
Of stock In the Company can do so by calling upon the
ubsc rber nj the above named Bank.
7T-''l = iii 7. sCAMhoN, 7tsa.srsr.
Saeo, July Esd, 1888. F|H 96f
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Contain, no Mineral, Opium, or any poisonou. drug
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NUT UAl
Fire Insurance Company

VNRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, and SHOULDER
l. BRACES, ofthe most approved patterns
For sale at GILMAN'S, Factory Island.
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-Kennebee Journal.
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.TIIUII wedding Loaves.
nr.DE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE
MI slso al kinds OF oake and pastry. Fruit,
Confectionery and Fancy Articles constantly on
hand and for sale " :, NJ, P:FoIHIER
d Saco, Feb. 8, 1854. 91ns --l5