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Deafness, Total or Partial,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

nR. ALSOPHERT bcgs TO call the attention
~ Of those suffering under partial or 'ola'
loss oi the Of hearing TO The following lac's
He treats diseases OF the middle and internal ear
with medicated douches, such us IS practiscd III
the Infrmaries Of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels, Ham
br rgh and ST. Petersburgh, and lately by The most
distinguished London Aursts with tue most won.
derlul success indeed, II Is the only method 'ha'
has been universally successful.
The bes, proof of the efficacy OF this treatment
will Z q a reference TO nearly nine hunaTed names
residents Of the United States, Canada New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Hho hare been re-
stored TO acute hearing, and moi single solitary
case, TO our knowledge, dld we iaii 10 chee' CT
Their partial or total restoration Of the hearing,
when our advice and instructions were iaihiully
and punctually adhered 10. Many who could MOI
hear the report of pistol at arms length, can
now hear a watch beat at the distance Vi iout
feet. In cases OF mucus accumulation IN the
EmstaeIian Tube aud Iympamum, inFdmn'af9n
of the niHens membrane, nervous dVset.oHS, az
cases Of the membrane tynPam' ea"eg Ie
drum, or tctsH the disease can be tTdocl 20 "e
effects of Jepers or colds, tie use Of qmini"e or
Tnerctirial medicines, gatherings IN the ears III
childhood, Sc, this treatment stands prc-enllhen!
When The auditory canal Is dry and scaly, win
little or no secretion, when the deafness is accom-
panied with noises in the ears, like falling wafer,
chipping Of insects, ringing oi bells, rushing oi
leaves, continual pulSalOns, uScnaISc VI mat
Ter, or, when in STOPPING, sensation Is felt as II
rush of blood to the head took niece, when the
hearing is less acute in dn..., cloudy weather, or
when cold has 5een ;aeen, this method OF treat.
inc Tie disease 10 intaLibs. In deaf and dumb
Cases, my experience warrants Inc in saying that
| if the hearing was good at any time, much can
be accomplished. In the deaf and dumb schools
AT Leipsic, out OF class of fourteen, succeeded
in restoring four to acute hearing, DE-. A. begs
explicitly to state that in those cases he under
takes, he guarantees a successful result, complete
restoration Of the sense, or SHe MARKED improre'
pien as triR Be perfectly satisfactory II his RENE
dies are faithfully applied and directions adhered
to. Applicants will please state their age, dura-
ton OF the disease, il matter issues from the ex-
tcrnal passage, If there are noises in the ears,
state OF general health, aud what they suppose 10
have been the cause Of the deafness. When the
hearing is restored, il is expected that those IN
easy circumstances will contribute literally
Medicines, apparatus, &c, sen, 10 any part, nj
my own risk ard expense.
Address. DR.. ALSOPHERT, Broadway OF.
fee. No. 400 -, near Canal street, New York.
m- COn,HltatiOn fee, fte doliars
Feb. 3, 1851. o-3m
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NJ Congress is pretty much occupied
these days with the Nebraska villainy.-
This week Douglass has made very
wraihy and dirty speech, and Chase Is TO
reply' We are glad TO notice that the
Northern and Western press is pretty gen.
orally sound on this question
II We would beg TO suggest tina, the
Judges, IL ever called upon again to give
an opinion, would greatly accommodate The
people by employing the services OF some
one as an amuensis who is capable OF an
ordi narily in,elligible use Of the English
language.
MAINLAND. The Wing caucus a, AnnaPo-
lis, on Wednesday evening, by a nearly
unanimous vote, re-nomiEaie6 the Hon. Jas.
A. Pearce .or election 10 the United State:
Senate. A proposition was made in the
House TO procsed with the election, bu, il
was finally postponed until tho 9TH Of Feb
ruary BY very close vote. The Hon. Al
Der, Constable was placed in nomination by
the Democrats in opposition TO MIR. Pearce'
MR.REpYIELp's NOMINATION CONFIRMED,
Wa,iin gton, Jan. &c. Mr.. Redheld's nom
iua,ion was confirmed in the Senate to-day,
by vote Of IS 10 s. He received all The
Democratic and Free Soil votes present
The eish, nays were Southern Wings;
NrpRAsKA BILL. The New York Demo
cratic Delegation held meeting last even
ing, and determined TO oppose the Nebraska
Bill. ..
The Soi,s to a man voted 10 oppose it
and several Hards also.
The Ohio Delegation also held meet
ing this P. NJ, and il is rumored that then
decision was unanimous agains, the bill.
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Dissolution of Go. partnership.

TyHE firm heretofore known by The name md
l. style of Andrews g. Emery, Is this day dis.
solved, by mutual consent. The Tin.ware and
Stove business, will still be continued nj the old
stand, in Libery Square, by the senior partner
An to whom we may DO indebted, and Ill owing
Us, will please call Immediately ~ The Old stand
and settle. MN vn,, asNDhEMS,
Biddefocd, January 10, 1884, iw5'
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Notice.

NExSRS NEEDS L LORD would respect
WI fully inform their customers and the public
generally that they have removed TO
Their New Store ON Market Square,
Opposite their old s,and,)
where they intend to keep large and well select.
cd Stock Of w. I. Goods and Groceries, Hard
Ware, Croekery and Glass Ware, Iron and
steel, and many other articles all which they Of
fer very low fot Cash OF approved credit.
they solicit continuance Of the same, feeling con
ident that they can meet the wants OF the com
mun,y generally. Pms
Biddsiord, Jan. rs, 1854.
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Millinery Goods,

in all the departments Of the trade. )SLADlES
CAPS, Of all qualities and prices, constantly on
hand. or made TO order, ut shon notice. Cap:
from one shilling 10 $500.
~ Two Wig Makers are constantly employed
= aud WIGS, CURLs, and FRONT Pieces, both fol
Ladies and Gentlemen, iashionaby got up, and
upon short orders.
With many thanks 10 the Ladies of Biddeiold
aud Saco, for past patronage, Mrs O'Ccnnell
homes AT her new stand TO merit It's continuance.
BoNNErS, altered, bleached and pressed in
the nea,cst manner. and Gents Hats at short
notice.
Biddcford, Feb. 3, 1854. 6w3
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TINE Treasurer Of the Pepperell Manufacturing
Il Company, hereby gives notice thui the amoun
Of all the assessments voted by said Company, u
eight hundred thousand dollars. The amount nc
tuNlly paid in is eight hundred thousand dollars
The debts due from said company are three hun
dred aud three thousand, nine hundred and sixty
one dollars and iony-scven cents. The amount 81
Capital Stock invested in real estate, buildings
machinery and other fixtures is five hundred and
fifteen thousand dollars. The last estimated value
affixed To the Real Estate Of said Company, by
the Assessors of Biddeiord, in which the same is
located, is $4,000. Aud the aggregate value ai
fixed TO all the taxable property Of said Corpora
ton by said Assessors is 900, 900.
WILLIAM DWIGHT, Treasurer.
Boston, January &c. 1854.
SUFFOLK, IS. BosTos, Jan'y %, 1854.
Then personally appeared the above named
WILLIAM DWIGHT, Treasurer, and made oath tina,
the above statement by him subscribed is true.
Before me, HENRY DAVENPORT,
Justice Of the Peace.
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Melodeons, Seraphines.
REED ORGANS.

TIME subscriber has received the exclusive
l. agency of Saco and Bddeiord COR the sale
of the above named Instruments, manufactured
by b. f., Tobln q Co. Nsssnua n. H. They are
conlblnea with ...v valuable principle Of CAR
aA1ro PATENT, which for elegance of man
ufacturc and unri,alled beauty OF tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices according 10 style and finish, from $40 tc
$50. Those wishing for instruments respect
fully solicited 10 call at No. As Cults Island, Saco
and also ut the residence of Rev. J. Hubbard
corner Of Hill and Pool SITS, Bddcford, and ex
anime an assortment, OIL, Al and octaves.
Il. M. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. 5tf
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Special Notice.

III, persons indebted to the late firm OF ,, )
n Lord a. Co, are requested TO settle immedi-
ately with s J Lori, who alone Is authorized 10
settle the same Mr.. Lord may be found az the
store Of Messrs. SalmOnd IL button, 1rys'ai Ar
cade, Biddclord.
Bil,I.ford, February lst, 1851. 5-3w
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noNATION PARTY.

There will be a Donation for Rev. A. Turner
u, brother Albert Rumery's, on Wednesday eve
ming, Feb Is. and we would give polite invita-
ton to all.
North Biddcford, Feb. 9, 1854.
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For the Hair,

For the Hair.
SPALDING'S Rosemary and Castor OIL,
- Hungarian Balm,
Hyperion Fluid,
Lyons kathairon,
Hurds Hair Restorative,
Fosters Mountain Compound,
Berlin Hair Wash,
and large assortment Of Pomatums, Hair Dyes,
&c, for sale al GILNiAN'S
S-u 60 Factory Island, Saco.
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D- The friends Of the Rev. Mr. LuFKIS, at
Lower Biideford, propose Donation Party, a,
his house, on the evening Of Wednesday, Febru'
ary Sth
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TEMPERANCE.

There will be meeting Of the York County
Temperance Union, a, South Berwick, on Wed
nesday & Thursday, the 18th and 10th Of February
nex,-,o commence on Wednesday a, O'Clock
Pm. There will be an address, "Wednesday
evening, at the Bap,is, Church.
JOSHUA A. SWAN, Secretary.
Kennebunk, January 30, 1884.
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.

Rev. Jons l.. STEVENS, Of this town, will dc.
i!vcra Temperance Address In the Freewil BaP'
list Meeting House, IL this village, on Sunday
evening next, at quarter before s.
Biddeford, February 2, 1854.
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CO-Dartnership Notice .

TIME Co.partncrship heretofore existing be-
l. tween the subscribers under the firm, name
style of Cummings & Boyden,is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted 10 sand
Firm are requested TO call Immediately and settle
For the present they can settle with either oil The
said firm at the old stand
P.S. All persons holding bills agains, said Firm
will please present them for payment.
WM CUMMINGS,
G. G. BOYDEN.
Biddeiord, Jan. 2, 1851. *lw5
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DedtbS.

In this town, Goth ul,., Mary NJ. wife Of VII.
liam Z. DcEnel, aged IS.
In Sseo, 26th ult', Mrs. Mary Pike, aged 81
years and four months.
In Saco, 2sih ult., Margaret, aged months
daughter Of 7. s. and Mary J. Stevens.
In this town, Jan. %, Emm, Frances, daughter
OF the late Peter Hurd, aged 81 months.
In Kennebunkport, Feb. LIST, Miss Jerusha
smith, aged 30 years.
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List Of Letters

, Pos, Office, BiddeiOrC
,r any of the following lie.
are advertised.
Mclntire Hannah
MaSOL Amanda Z
Morrison Sylvia
McCabe JOHN
McKccn Calvin
Moses Abraham
Mason Lydia A
Orange j
pettcngill Coraslis j.
Phllbrick Helen 5
Plummer Nancy
Phillips Susan
Partridge Phebe K
Perkins Martha A
Patrick Elizabeth A
Perkins Benjamin
Poole Charles
Partridge Benjamin
Robinson Amanda Ii
Ross Ann
Ripley Ellen
Rice Mary
Rolf Elizabeth
Robbins Emelinc Nj
Rogers Mary p
Rounds + l.
Ross WIN
Richardson Edward
Rcvinues VIM
Kicker Obadiah
Steward Sarah A
Scavey Martha
Small Alaraniha A
Sawyer Agnes N mrs
Sargent Hannah
Swan Sally mrs
Squire Mary A
Simp on Sophia
Small Irene
Staples Lucy A X
Sweetsir Sarah
Staples Prudence T.
Stone Melvina
Seaman Elizabeth
Seavey Eliza mrs
Staples Anna mrs
Shaw Alpha nj
Sewall ] A, NJ ID
Staples lark
SominerS Israel
Stevens Robert NJ
Sargent Charles G.
Stuart Andrew
Storer Frederick ID
Sawyer III Il
Stone VIM
Sweat Clark
Staples VIM
SweetSir John
Seaman Frederick
Smith Ruth mrs
Smith Anu
Smith Hannah ID
Smith Nancy
Smith Louisa
Smith Lucy mrs
Smith Almeda l.
Smith Olive J
Smith Jane mrs
Smith Horace mrs
Smith Caroline
Smith c II
Smith George w
Smith Asaph
Smith John
Townsend Jane
Turner Weltha
Tlnnum Olive A
Tibbetts Amelia J
Thompson Joanna
Troumum Martha
Thomas Caroline III
Turner Adclia
Tucker Betsy ii
Turner Margaret Il
Twombly George
Thursion Frances
Underwood Edwin X
Usher Scholley G.
Winslow Louisa II
Wiggin judith A
Watson Martha A
Wood Olive
Whi,ehouse Laura J
Warren Louisa
Woodmsn Mary J
Watson Margaret j
Warren Louisa mrs
Walker Mary J
Welch Lydia
Wors,er Judith
Wsshburn l. g
Wiley Stephen
WILSON Charles w
Warren James
Wardwell Joshua ID
York Susan
Young John
N TUCK, Posfmastsr.
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Millinery Establishment Removed
Mrs. John O'COnncIl,

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies who
upon her their Patronage, that she has removed
from Water Street, TO the Store on LIBERTY
STREET, recently occupied as Bookstore by
Mr.. LEAvIrT, one door south OF Salmond g. Dui-
tons, where may at all times be found iashiona
lilo and vell-selccied STOCK of
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In Kennebunk, Jan. -, by Rev. n. Hobart, Mr.
Honce Kimbal 10 Miss flayilia A. Walker, both
Of N.
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BIDDEFORD HOUSE!

TIME subscriber has leased this large and con.
i ycnicnily arranged house - aud the same
is being put in perfect repair. No pans will
be omitted 10 make this house in NIL respects
a frat class Hotel All that the season affords
will be furnished the table - attentive and CIVIL
attendants will be found in oil dcpartmenis,-
and all will be under the constant care and
presence Of the Landlord. have the pleasure
OF Cook, who for three years has cooked for one
of the best houses at Saratoga Springs. Gentle
men wishing 10 spend portion Of the Summer
months, in the neghborhood Of the Sea, will find
the Biddeiord House, an agreeable stopping place.
Coaches from this house, will take passengers to
and from the cars, upon every departure and mr..
rival /. X. LANE.
Biddeford, Feb. ], 1856. 6,f
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Take Notice.

rVNHE Subscriber would respectfully, inform ms
l. iriendsand the public generally, that hc mas
taken the Store formerly ocfupied by Dresser y
Gumnun, where he has on hand new ana WEI,
selected stock ofReady Made Clothing, Caps, anu
Gents Furnishing Goods, which nc WI sen chc"p
for cash. DANIEL STIMSON.
Noe, Hobsons Block, Liberty 81
Biddcford, Feb. 3, 1851.
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Store to Rent.

THE store recently vacated by Needs i Lord
i is for rent. Apply to WIN. N. HILL.
Biddeiord Jan. Is, 1854.
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Steel Pens.
Excelsior Lin SaIYc.

rVHE only sure remedy for Chapped Lips and
l. Hands. For sale ut GlLMAN'S
SIT 60 Factory Island, Saco.
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PHILIP EASTMAN,
3-3w II. II. HOBBS,
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE.

afa Court eCProbats hsii at Aprsd, pitAim and 70,
the County Of York, oRthtErt Monday 10 Janasyyr
, ~ the year of our Lord slgAtssn Aandrsd and My
four, By tAs Honorable Wlliam c. .fiisH, Jadgs Of
sad cenrti
nm the petition Of oliver Cults, a creditor Of the
county deceased, praying that administration Of the
estate Of said deceased msy be granted TO him, or
TO some other suitable person
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite the widow
and next Of Kin TO take and give notice
thereofto the heirs Of said deceased aud TO all persons
interested In said estate by causing copy OF this Of
der 10 be published In the Union, printed In saco
said county, three weeks successfully, that
appear at Probate Coun 10 be holden NJ Alfred IN said
county, on the Hr.t Monday In February ns,t. at
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew eause, u
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be gianted.
3-3w. Au,st, JOSHUA HERRiCE, Rsxistsr.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA IIERRlCK, Rsgstp.
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BETTER MINIATURE

than any other Arts, in YORK COUNTY, not.
Aduertise. ments, or Premium PietNres
i have every facility for taking good Pictures,
equal to any other Artist and have recently obtain.
cd some tery important Improvements in the art,
(Which are unknown TO other Artists in this vicin.
n.y. Likencsscs executed in oil styles, sngly or
in groups, large or small. Also, several entirely
new styles, specimens Of which can be seen 81
calling a, my Rooms. l respectfully invite all to
call and examine them Perfect satisfaction guar
anteed, or no charge made. Pictures copied in
an entirely new and superior manner. A large
assortment Of Frames, Cases, and Lockets con.
stanlly on hand. Pictures sold as cheap as n,
any other place in Saco or Biddeiord.
n. Il. No. Sc Factory Island, is the only place
"bcaring the name Of MCKINNEY that am
concerned in.
Saco, Feb 3, 1851. 5tf
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C Persons calm
,eS will please say Il
Adams Almira a
Allen Lucy q
Atkinson Clara A
Andrews Rebekah I'M
Andrews Ann mrs
Albany Sch'r owners
Bryant Mary
Bryant Mary Ann
Baker Rebekah mrs .
Bates Mary -
Banks Margaret mrs
Bailey Clara A
Bracket Sarah J
Bickfonl Eliakim mrs
Blake Eliza A
Burrill HELEN Nj
Beals Hannah A
Benson Hannah
BiniOrd Elizabeth A
Blackstone Sarah
Burnham Elizabeth q
Blake Rhoda Z
Brown John
Benson Amaziah
Berry Sewell
Rockford John
3ucklan George
Baldwin + G.
Bridges JCtham
Bean Samuel l.
Cutting Mary NJ
Carroll Charles
CLARK Thomas )
Clark Abba &
Craven Maria q
Ciilla Maria y
Cole Eliza ID
Cooper Hannah mrs
Cram Ann l.
Clover Betsey Il
Chase Melissa ID
CorliSs Mary J mrs
Cooper Mehitable ;
Carlton Caroline
Curtis Olive +
Downs Caroline
Durgin Ann
Davis Martha J
Denning Eliza
Durgin Almira
Day William mrs
Dason M:;saret C
Dresser Frances A
Dyer jeremiah
Elwell GcOrgiana
Emery Edward I
Fowler Mar NJ
FoSs Hannah NJ
Finny Walter +
Fisher Howard
Foster George
Gentleman Melyina
Gilman + + miss
Granger Caroline
Gilman Sarah II
Googins Chrisilana
Gookin William mrs
GoOdy Joseph
Gordon Freeman
Goodwin Amaziah
Graham John 5
Garland Benjamin T
Goodwin o Ii
Hutchins Louisa +
Hanson Sarah
Halves Mary J
Haines Mary j
Higgins Eliza J
Hooper 0bcd
Haynes Ahram c
Jordan Mary
Jewell Priscilla
Jackson Ellen
Joy Rebekah n
Jose Martha T.
Joy Nancy X
Jones William
Johnson Charles II
jordan Robert jr
Joy Stephen
Knight Abba d
knight Louisa
kennard Russell
Lord Huldah L
Leayi,t Emily J
Libby Eunice z NJ
Libby Josephine II
Libby Elvira ID
Libby Mary +
Leavltt Hannah
Lane Chandler
Libby Alfred G
Leaviit 5 &c Il
NIcIniirc Susan l.
Martin Susan
Malooa Elizabeth
Martin Asenath z
McKeen Emily
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N otto e

A IL indebted 10 US, in our Saco Store, are re.
"A spec,lully invited 10 call and settle their bills
before the 25th Of this month, as we are going 10
remove to Por,lsnd. FISHER & SlEGMAN.
January 10, 1854. OIL
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Albert nj. McKenney,

ONE Of the most experienced Artists in the
" State, will continue TO make GOOD DA-
|GUERREOTYPES at the old stand,
No. sc Factory Island, saco, opposite the p. o.
He returns his most sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on him by the citizens Of So.
co, Bddeforj, and vicinity, aud respectfully sole.
lis continuance of the same, feeling confident
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Rubbers! Rubbers /!

JUST received a good assortment of Old Fash
u toned Rubbcrs, u prime article. Also Hay
wards Metallic Rubbers, the best articles in the
Markets.
AT ROSS'S Liberty Street.
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ENTLEMEN in want Of Gentee Calf Boots
III will find just the article at Ross at very
low price. Also, every kind Of Men Boys and
Youths Boots aud Shoes, both substantial and
fancy, at their new Store, on Liberty Street.
D ID. X. ROSS & Co.
DEST London Pure Linsced OIL, for sale BY
ID 3 ID. l.. SOMES
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York. IS. January 10, 1854. The under
do hereby appoin, Tuesday, the seventh day
of March next, 1854, at ten o'clock in tho
forenoon, and the Hotel of Isaac c. Fall In
Lebanon, as the time and place Of meeting to
view the route named in the. original petition,
and other routes and roads connected there.
with, and afterwards to hear the parties and
their evidence at some convenient place in tho
vicinity; and do hereby give notice to all
at said view and hearing, and be heard there
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G alifornia Steamers
Carrying the United STATES Mail.
Through Tickets without Detention

UpY orLer OF the Postmaster General, the United
Id States Mail Steamers will hereafter be dispatched
from New York direct to Aspinwali, on the
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STATE OF MAINE,

YORK S.
To Ph,iip Eastman Of Saeo, Hiram II. Hobbs Of
South Berieiek, and James OTIS MeIntire Of
Alfred, al in said County Of York:
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NEW BOOKSTORE.
MOSES w. LEAVITT

A Il the new and pleasant store at the south end
IA Of the EXTENSION OF THE BLDDE.
FURDHOUSE BLOCK, has quite large and
fresh assortment of
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DENlAINING in the Pos, Office, Biddeiord,
IL February lst, 1851.
NJ Persons calling for any OF the following let
- III .l.,n.., 40. ihrr M nlXeTilseh.
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mdrridafs.

Biddeford. February is,, 1854.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-19
OF FICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. l, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the follow
ing described stocks of the United States that this
departn prepared to purchase at any time be-
tweca the date hereof and the first OF June next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate
to seven millions dollars, in the manner and on the
terms hereinafter mentioned to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given in order
time in which the said stocks Of either kind may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
states, must be transmitted to this department;
upon the receipt whereof, price will be paid COM
pounded Of the following particulars:
LIST. The par value amount specified in each
certificate.
I'd. A premium on the stock of the loan author
lied by the act of July, 1885, redeemable November
IL 1885, Of six per cent the stock of the loan au
horized by tie act Of 1872 redesmable 3lst Dscem.
Der, 1862 of fifteen and ahalf per cent on the stock
OF the loans authorized by the acts Of lS47 and 18S
and redeemable, the former the 3lst December,
1857, and the latter the Both June 1862 of TWEEN.
ty-one per cent; and on the stock Of the loan au-
horized by the act of 1850, and redeemable on the
2lst OF December, 1864, Commonly called the Texan
il iemnity,) ten per cent.
3D. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
Ii OF Jany, 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the Owner) Of enc days interest in
addition.
Payment for seii stocks will be made in drafts O,
the treasure Of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia as
the parties may direct JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan3-dt1stJune Secretary of the Treasury