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FouR RulllRsD ao1SE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Estate

4
nItE G,llowing described Real Estate, coinpris
| | iag House Lois, and other property. clgibly
.i,n.Ied In Tie village. at Saco and Biddsiofd,
will lie sold by Ice pfnpuelOrs, at prices and on
Terms favorable TO pufcha'c1s
III. House Lots, alun 800 IN numher, arc
principally situated Ia Sacc bciwrcn me isul0ad
Oepots IL Buld, lofd aud sscp-n poruon OF mem
above the Rai,foad, aad pufiiul below VA
pleasant aud healthy lncaiion. aud oouHnana.nga
line view of both yillgr. Thcf are udy,piase-
ously situated fCr the fcsdcnre 81 pgroI- having
business Ia ei,icr Saco or niale ODD teng wiihini
six minutes wuls of Main sivet ond fgn pcrcl
Square, Saco, and Eve m,nuirs wlla ul Che Mi-
chine shop snd Cotton Mii ~ ihe i.iconla, Pep
pefcll and Water Power Corporations OF Bllde-
iorl. a substantial Bridge 80 icct ioug aul ~
feet wide, rcsUng Ca grlile p'tfs und ethsl1c-
walk, hus b,ca built ncrlss itc $500 River. thus
conneciinr the loi' Will lIiiClaii. sni p's,.ng
them within ihrc minutes wal; oi Smua. Jnr-
ner. Fmm tbs bridge s'ftci u pfHdt !oihe
RailrOad Guessing on Wa.cr slfCci, which " " DO
extended to Buxton Ruli. Oilcs .ilcci- have
teeu laid oui, extending slorg the margin Of The
SEQ River, snd To Water street
TIE new road rtcniy laid ont ly he county
Commissioner, cXiendins iulo The cnnniI lrom
SacO, will inlcr,c,t with Mlraet street, which
passes across the above described bniseio B'd'e'
ford
Resides the lots before mentioned, The propHe.
tor, have dozen or more house lot ilr 'dici on
Snring's Island, contiguous ~ Che bulge and
within two minui,,' walk OF the Workshops aud
mill. on aid island.
They will .gll also in lot Of from one ~ I'VE
acres ~ may be wanted, trJcl ol ilua q. niAing
that which i reserved iof house luis. = tuct
consists OF a acres, aui j, ,,ilued on sac vest
era side II the RAILROAD, aud rlUs t' liv B1Aioa
road, the line striking tia, .0a4 within 81 cw rods
oil The $500 Depot.
W,rrsnicc Deeds will BE- Given ~ al l0ts sod
by TIE pOpdtors, 4. III. Boyd Sacoi ID. l..
Somcs. Blddeiurd: Juscprus lii.dwin ani Law.
rence Barnes, N.shul, n, H.; William 4. New.
Ell, Manchcsicr, n. IA.
For iudLer particulars, o., 10 pfiocs and condt.
IONS, inquire ct ID L. SOMES, ~ Bidiciord,
AGENT tor ihc propiiolors. or
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DEsPorIsx rrrERISa ITS THREATS. The
great despotic power which has already sub
yertcd the Constitution, and which is en-
deayorins to crush out the liberties Of free
men, is rising in its wrath to overwhelm
those Of its adhercnts who dare declare that
the Union shall DO preserved.
A few days since Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Of
Virginia, in a ,peech to his fellow citizens,
saw fit to utter the opinion that in case Ere
mont should be elected the South would not
secede. For this declaration despotism de-
mands that he shall be ostracised, iynehed!
driren from the STATE!
That our readers may SEQ for themselves
we give the following from the Richmond
Enquirer of Monday;
GAS Fillmore elector, Mr.. Bolts makes
speeches against him, and in favor Of Ere
mon. Mr.. fillmore truly (aHd we believe,
patriotically) warned the North that the
South would not submit TO the election oI
Fremont Mr.. Bolts contradicts him, and
declares tn1t INC SOutu Will ScfshAy SUI
mit-if need be.
We are at loss to say which ercitcs mos,
ahhorrcnce, the willful falsity of his asser
ton, or its compound treason. lie has beer
for years industriously betraying the South
because she refused to honor or to trust hin
and now he is betraying Mr.. Fillmore anC
the American party, because no failed to Sc
the nomination for the Presidency.
The avidity with which the northern pres
seizes on his promise Of southern submission
and turns IL to the account OF Fremont, Il
evidence that there Is still enough patriotism
left Mt the North TO save the Union, IL the
people were not deluded by q proaigate pres
and moro proaigate politicians.
Were not the compliment too high, W,
might address you in the language Of Cicero
and ask you, How long will you continue
10 aouse our patience? But you are neither
Q Cataline or Coriolanus. You are one
Of the mob you lead, and do not intend, by
your chiyalry, 10 redeem your vulgar treas
on from contempt. Impcrtinence Is thu
counterfeit that you attempt to pass OF fol
genuine daring.
You viii play Underwood, rather than
Catalina or Coriolanus, 10 soon as she ext
esncy demands il. We would warn you
That the time for your Hegin is not distant
You have already become de trop' in tn,
South. We would rather have your 'roou
than your company. by remaining YOU
mako the South endoss your promises O
subminion, and encoursgs Tho North Y
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TuE BosroS TRAVELLER. Our columns
to-day contain an advertisement stating that
the Boston Traveller, is to be issued, COM
mencing with October l, as a morning, rs
well as evening, paper. The Traveller has
been much sought for on account Of the at
tentioa which it always gives to the news Of
interest and local matters in New England.
Its morning edition will be good one for
all who want paper Of thi, class, and we
have no doubt but the same attention which
has made the evening edition 50 much sought
for, and 50 popular, and which has given it
so wide circulation, will be infused into
the morning edition. We trust that its
proprietors will find both editions profitable.
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A PERFUMED BREATH What lady o.
gentleman would remain under the curse OF
dssgr~ealle breath when by using the BALM
Of THOUSAND FLowERs" asa deniriiice would
no, only render il sweet but leave the teeth while
as alaba,ier! Many yersons do no, know Their
breath is bad, ond the subject Is 30 delicate their
friends will never mention II. Pour single drop
of 'Balm" your Tooth Brush and wash the teeth
aish, aud morning. A fny cent boiie will last
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
he acquired by using the "BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS" II will remove tan, pimpes and
freckles from The skin, leaving II OF a soit and
roseaic hue. Wet towel, pour on twoo three
drops, and wash the face night and momingr
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw
ing brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of "BAIM OF THogsANp
FLOWERS" rub the beard well, and il will make
beautiful sofl lather. much facilitating the oPer'
alton Of shauing. Price only Finy cents. Be-
ware of counierfeiis. None genuine unless
signed by w. p. FETRIDGE & CO
6mi0 Franklin Square, New York
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LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA. Tho Illinois,
from Aspinwall, arrived at New York on
Saturday afternoon with California advices
to Sept. 5, and nearly 5000, 900 in gold.
Messrs. Josiah Hayward jr., and Daniel III.
johnson, jr., are among the passengers.-
Mr.. Hayward favors us with q full file OF
papers, and we are also indepted to NV.
fabens, Esq, and Hon. s. p. Webb, for
late dates. The California news is unim-
portant, excepting in political point Of
view. The Fremont and Dayton ticket ID
received with unexpected fayor-most OF the
members of the wing party, there, as every
where else in the Free States, uniting in its
supporc.-Thc vigilcnce committee have dis
banded.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. = Prof
Wood, the renowned discoverer OF the invaiuaoie
Hair Restorative, sli continues to labor In behai
Of the afflicted.
His medicines are universally admitted by the
causing the hair on the bead Of the eyed that has
been silvered for many years, TO grow iofih WIN
a. much vigor aud luxuriancc as when blessed
with the advantages Of youth.
There can be no doubt that u Is ono OF ihe
greatest discoveries In the medical world. IL re-
stores permanently gray hair TO lis original coof'
aud makes il assume beautiful silky texture,
which has been very desirable In all ages Of The
world.-ISt. Louis Morning Herald. ~
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elect Fremont and dissolve the Union. &c
at once. DO not wait for the honors OF o.
tracism, nor provoke the disgrace Of lynch
ing. The best rcfutation Of the falsehood'
you have promulgated, the best atonemeni
for the treason you have committed, will be
TO hurry North-and never more return
This course on your part, and probably
this alone, can undeceiye the deluded North
and satisfy her that vote for Fremont 10 q
vote for disunion! Now she may we'll say,
'if the South submits 81 the taunts and in
suits OF black Republican in her midst,
surely she will submit to Black Republic
can President We advise you to 80 at
once,
And quiz your country for your counlry's good ;"
Mr.. Bolts offence Is not that he has spok-
en- against slavery, denied its blessings, or
doubted them not because he is tainted
with abolition sentiments but he has only
given his opinion that, ifNr. Fremont re-
ceives majority Of the electoral votes, con-
stitutionally electing him President Of the
United States, the South will not, in eonse-
qaence, be guilty Of rebellion and treason.
For saying this he is called upon to leave
the State, or be lynched. The Richmond
Enquirer, the warm supporter ofJames Blu
chanan, the leading Democratic paper Ct
the South, threatens him
Hon. Henry Winter Davis, OF Maryland,
does not escape the vigilant eye of Despot-
ism, sitting upon its throne of enslayed hu-
mainly. lie Is dcnou need as q traitor,
Judas Iscariot, whose presence at the South
would be an insult to Virginia, and not to
30 tolerated. Andwhy' Bocausehs main
aims. that the Union shall be preserved =
Boston Atlas.
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Harvard University.
Mass. Medical College.

THE Annual Course Of Medical Lectures OF
i Harvard University, will commence AZ the
Massachusetts Medical College 10 North Grove
street, Bo.ion, on the first Wednesday Of Nov.
ember, 1856. The regular course will be Us fol-.
lows:-
JoHS WARE. NJ. D. Professor Of The Theory aad
Practice oi Medicine.
ID Humphreys SroREn, NJ ID, Professor Of
Obstetrics ane Med. Jurisprudence.
JonS b. s. JACKSON, NJ. d.. Po5es,or .of Nor.
GroroE g. suArruck, NJ. D.. Professor Of Gin.
ical Medicine.
OLvEn WENDELL HoLMEs, n. D., Professor
Of Anatomy aud Physiology.
| MoRRIIL WrMAS, nj. D., Adjunct Professor OF
Theory aud Prsctice OF Medicine
HESRr J. BIoELow, NJ. ID, Professor Of Surgery
and Clinical Surgery.
EDWARD II. CLARKE, n D., Professor of Ma.
JOSIAH r. Cookr, NJ D., Professor of Chemi.-
iR,cu,Rp NJ HopoKs, NJ. d, Demonstration
Clinical. Medical and Surgical distraction with
Surgical Operations nj the Massachusetts, Gen.
cral Hospital.
Abundant Material for the study Of Pueiical
Anatomy. The Room devoted TO this department
| il open day and evening, and lishiet by gas.
| Fees for the Lectures, $50; Mittculation fee,
81; Graduation fee, $40. Hospital ind Library
graiuiious.
Good Board can be obtained at 50 TO 81 per
week Boarding places provided on application
10 the Junior at the College. sd
Students are invited, upon coming to Boston,
10 call upon the Dean.
D. HUMPHREYS sr0RRR, Dean Of the Faculty,
No. II Winter 81 Bgsiou.
s>sCrcuars can be obtained gratis, upon ap.
plicaiion TO David Clapp, Medical and Surgical
Journal Office, over isi Washington street, Bos-
ton.
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Special Notice.

II gives US great pleasure 10 call the attention
Of the public TO DE-. Bailey's Alternative Syrup,
which is advertised ia this paper. He has recent
II supplied himself with fresh stock of medi'
cins., which goes into lis manufacture; so that
the mul,iudes who have been long waiting, can
be furnished. We believe il 10 be an isrslaasle
Aliusiirs, and would recommend il to the conf
deuce Of our readers. -
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We desire to call the attention to our
readers to the Advertisement Of tho " IHited
SAFES Life Insurance Company in another
column. This subject is fast becoming rs
popular in this country as it sas been for
GEARS in Europe. Mr.. George II. Elliot,
the General Agent ofthis Company for the
New England States, win shortly visit this
place, and we bespeak for him that aten-
ton which we think his business amongst
Us entities him to receive.
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TIlE ,ubscublr orr hrsl. On II.tua rsli
rlil in D.. isi Itl .'i.u. I...t 5000 CO.. IlIH.ft
part oiulrcu. ~. ulIttlfl ~ ...F, 300 ... lu
Eii cluu1 uf iliC ii.lss guA .t Slabs. IU c.I.Hc-
,i'n ail o. iiol.a trt ha lars. a-ilr l.a..s $40.
len With frltpets.
Buuiia.s u-s 4ll in 500 repair I.sh base Ri. az.
c luluHrlttr tfI hnl.,s.
THIS pmp.ry b. diesel Or in's ylrflly, hul parsons
slshng - llfcltis ril i1 oata ..... hi.tiu "a
nll b. all,rrl uu1 co pVmu hy atut l.il fi-i1-
y. Require " uie aI1arlJtf re tl pf u.ta
CliAhLll ~ l.lITI.4a.
Bldl,arl. s.nl. 10. isA OLD
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

CDR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BIrTERS is the best medicine ever used
for Spring aud Summer Complaints. II has been
more literally pa,ronized than any other ever es'
labishel in this country. II is the same Richard
sons Bii,ers which has restored so many invalids
to health Throughout, the New England States
during the past thirty years.
N b. Beware Of limitations called Sherry
Wine Biiiers. The genuine have a fac simlle oil
nv signature upon the outer envelope For sale
5y Drugglsis everywhere, aud at my Office, No
1, Hanover street, Boston. 3m2
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nlDDERORD GANES.

VNHE Stocsholders Of tue BiJi,foi Bank ore
Il hereby notified iha, the annual meeting y
said stocks ldrrS wall bc hnJrl Ut their Bd Kin.
house. on .NJmiaylhc axfh day OF OclOJ.r ncx',
at t,co dock 10 TIE afternoon for the purpose oi
choosing seven directors nr the ensuing year, aud
for the Transaction Ofany other business that may
properly come before them.
by oder OF the President ail Directors.
$. ). FAIRFIELD, Cashier.
Biddelod, sept. 10, 1876.
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Il The Louisville Journal says: "There
is Fremont and Dayton electoral ticket in
Kentucky, composed principally, If not en-
tirely, Of men who have hitherto been Dem.
ocrats."
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South g.crwlck Bank.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annu,lmeet
~ Ing OF the slockholder, of the South Bee
wick Bank, vii. be- held ai their Binklng house
on the hrsi Monday ia October next, being the
sixth day Of the moaih, az four o'clock, p ~
Tor the choice OF dive Directors i1r The eu.nina
year, aud zoe the Transaction of any Othcr busi.
ness that may LEGALLY come before sail mceiidg.
EDWARD IIAYMAN, Cashier,
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HlOusaln River Bank.

NOTICE i hereby given To the Stakeholder.
~ Of thi, Bank, tina, the annual Meeting will
he held at the BInking iou.e Ia Spnhgvalc, on
Ioesday, The liii day Of O,ioler nexi, at 2 %.
clock, Il. NJ tJf The ChOi'c Of Directors, and loi
the Transaction Of any other business of the in,lI.
tuition which may properly come before said
meeting.
BY order Of the President aud Directors.
JOHN SHAW. Cashier.
Sprngvale, Sanford, Sept l7lh. 1856. %
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w. n. JORDAN,
DENTIST.
Once No. @, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty st. Biddeford

FRycxLgs. or all the effects that exposure Of
the skin TO the air or sun produces the most dsa.
greeable is called freckles, or tan. spread over
the entire surface OF the parts exposed, Is called
tan il scattered at intervals, frecsles Tue hnesl
SKINS are most subject TO them.
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Repairing and Upholslering,
S. T. SHANNON,

Having secured the services of IN Experienced
Workman, is now prepared 10 repair aud uphos.
ter
SOFAS. LOUNGES, ROCKING CHAIRS,
or, any articles of furniture. LOUNGES and
SPRING BEDS made 10 order, Chairs fepainied,
Gill. Rose Wpd. Mahogany L Walnut Picture Poans',
made to order, at short notice,
Saco, Ociober2, 1856. Gw4O
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CITY HANK.

V'IIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
Il this Bank, foe the choice ol officer. or any
other business. will be- holden Ut their u inLinl
Rooms on MUndsy, the 9th 20 October next. at .
o'clock =. NJ A. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Sept. 10Th, 1886. IS
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NEW GOODS ALL Open
Th. best Goods at The Lowest Prices!
GEO. W. WARREN & co.,
toNE PRICE ONLYJ
Have already opened their Fall Stock Of
.,u prcu mn, rnonc

NEW AND RICH FALL GOODS
And ar. prepared to show large and beau.
,iiul variety Of
LONG AND SQUARE SHAwLs Cashmere
steIa., Highlands, Tbibets, &c. &c.
PARIS CLoAKs, MANTILLAS, and tai
4 MAS, RON AmoiyiIle, Malnos and o,hers
Of Paris.
NEW CLOTHS For LADIES GARMENTS
from England, France and Gennsny.
BLACK SILKS aud FANCY SILKS, 10 I'm
sasnss varsty Of styles, made from all mac
Silks, aud warranted to wear we'll
PRINTED CASHMEREs and NOUS. De
LANES, frOm England and France, and
irnm our own unnyalled Manufactures aud
Printer, IN this country.
PRINTED FLANNELS aud RUSSIA ROBES,
for Ladies' aud Gents Robes De Chambie.
MOURNING GOODS, in all fabrics, and manu-
featured expressly for ~, 10 wear wei.
PLAID DRESS GooDS-Polonols, Valencias,
Thibets, &c.
uERINos. THlBETS and CASIlhiERE:S, BIZ
and all col.rs, from the best lubricants.
yEI.yETS. Tor ShAWiS and MANIlLLAS,
free from coiton.
CROCHET PRINCES, from Paris, foe our own
ilse 10 manufacturing, few VI which we
shall sell.
EMBRoiDERIES, LACES and WHITE
GOODS, q, much lower prices than usunl'
~ reialled.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES-Blankei',
Quills, Table Cloths, Dannsks, SAerling',
Napkins, Doylies, &c Zee IN large vane'y'
GENTS sllAWLS, Of our own styles, fcm 81
To sl2
sCARFS, MANTLEs, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
&c., &c.
FRENCH and ENGLISH PRINTS, OF the best
styles
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NLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir. J. Clarke, NJ. D..
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfalIng In The cure OF
all those painful and dangerous Disorders to which the
female constitution Is subject. II moderates all excess
and removes all distractions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il 10 peculiarly suited II w In short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should no, be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the yfrt hro months, as they are
sure to bring on miscarriage but at every other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
l.. @. BALDWIN, Il co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn n. Y, General Agents,
n. B.-sl,oo and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorised Agent will ensure bottle Of the Pills by re-
turn mail.
Ror sale, Wholesale and Retail, by s. 8. MITCHELL,
Successor 10 D. L. Mitchell, saso, Me.
IN. HAY CO.. Portland, General Agentf0r Maine
NIB. Sl.0o AMI o postage stamps, enclosed to any
authorized agent. will ensure bottle OF the pills by re-
turn mail.
For sale wholesale and retail, BY D. l., Mitchell, saeo
ald druggists generally. sa-u
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LIsToF LETTERS

LIST OF LET 7 z 4 5
DEMAINING uncaled for in the Post OH,
~ Bldelorj, September lst, 1856.
IL. Persons calling Tor these letters will plea,
say they arc advertised.
Allen Thankful Hall Ann T.
Berry Albert Reyes Eliza
Draclett Anna G. Kcaton Elizabeth Nj
Beatty Elizabeth mrs Lear Bertha
Iowden Hubbard T. Leonard Catherine
Bean HELEN Nj Leaviit Gilbert
liurnham I'LL L'avili James L
Blake II Angelina Lewis Moses
Burgess, John Logan OllNo
Bumham l. lsadd : Il
l,rown Losenzo ID Low Sarah l.
Burnham Levi Mayberry Thomas A
Brown Mary G mrs AIurch Sarah mrs
Boothby Mary a Milllken Sarah
Brown Mary q 2 Mansfield Shelley L
liOhaaan Marcia Mckenncy Solomon
Benson Ofen Maybcrry Reuben II
Boynion Naomi M'llisen Pamela
Buzzel Sarah A Moore Mary
Bean Samuel & Murphy John IL
Coneygan Mary Mdr,ton Josephine A
Grove Michael Murray Ellen
Cram Margaret Morse Elizabeth NJ
Chick Merhah Nichols Eyellne
Coombs Martha Mason sarah
Clad, MoryI, NOrcrOss miss
Claiming q w DR. OBhen Mary 5
Campbell Ellen Nj PIrdy Susan
Clark Amelia IIerre a " mss
Damon WIN w Peavy CynlllaS
Dowd Timothy Percy Ellen
Dayi, Thoinas2 Pomeroy Fmnc.s.A2
ID ,nieIs MARY Prior Gilbert )
Dearborn Mary Peircc Hannah A
Douglass Mary A pinRham James
Day Lydia Peterson Jane
Davis Abby Peck lydia w
Doyle Catharinc Paiicn Lucy
ID ifling Charles III Place Aiaih, ID
Duren Caroline Parsons Mary
Durrell Fannie Parker N Mr..
Donoshoe Howard Perry Priscilla
Davis Harriet Pennington Sarah L
Dlrgin John Gum Margaret mrs
Emery Martha J Heii Susan }
Eden l. NJ mrs Rcke- Clara
Emmons Jacob Rod Anna
Emery Thomas Capt. Round. Elizabeth L.
Fowler Samuel Rogers Franklin
Parnham Ruby Rogers Mary a
Fekcr Na,h. II Capt Staples AIMS
Harrington Melville mrs Stephens Annette
Fisher Mary A Sylvester Abby
Harrington Z mrs smith Adellne AZ
Fogy Joseph Smith Ann Elizabeth
Fo,e Catherine Staples Charles
Griffin Mary mrs Smith Catherine
GOldihwaitc Lintha STATION u III
Getchell Jeusha A Sheridan John
Green Harlow2 Sandefmin John
Gray Catherine Smith Irving
Gmariin Bridget Shannessey u Nj
Goodwin Adelaide G Steven, James
Greenwood Adela Smith Mary A mrs
How ard WIN Sampson Moses L
HulcLins WING Seavy Mary
Harmon Susan A Seavy Martha v
Hilton Smith Stevens Olive
Harmon Simon Smith Sarah mrs
Howard Narcissa A Smith WIN L
Harvey Mary Jane Thompson liorace mr,
Ho.mer Martha TorTey Mary +
Hooper Mary mrs Thompson liowena
Hooper I.ncy mrs Thur,,on RUsanna
Humphrey 1t TarbOx Elizabeth
Ham Jonathan Thompson Eliza
Holman John mrs Thorn Deborah 2
/ Hill Israel Thomas Della
Howe Ffancis Underwood Edwin IL
Henry Elizabeth Yarney Sybh
Hardinson Emma Vaney Olive @
Henderson frederick Wadswor j. t.
Hcrrick Caroline 4 Wtnam Adelaide
Headley b + Wooiman Mary y
Hartman Aaron Whitney Sarah a
JONATHAN TUCK, Postmaster.
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On account of our large sale, We are now
enabled 10 retail ~ low az lower than the same
articles are sold down town ut wloc'ale and
our customers may feel sure of getting lrom ~
the very lest kinds OF goods at the Ne'y lowe
possible prices.
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NEWS! NEWS! NEWS
The Boston Daily Traveller.
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The Boston Daily Traveller.
FORMING EDITION.
Stimulated by the ilai,erng counienance and
generous appreciation Of the reading community,
through which their Journal has so extensively
circulated, the Publishers Of the traveller have
determined TO withhold no efforts, 10 sepply the
wants OF the reading community, and have,
therefore, decided To issue Il
Nor ming Edition of tn, Traveller,
which will appear in an entirely new dress on
October first.
The morning Traveller will contain
Fall Detniis o & the .Frcshest News.
rnd will be circulated upon the cash plan.
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