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PORTLAND, SAco & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
The annual meeting Of this corporation was
held at North Berwick, Me-, on Monday.
The report Of the Directors stated the re-
ceipts at S2j3,7l7 80 and the expenditures
.Sl32, SOS 10. Net income, Sl2O,0O9 70 ;
from which two scmi-anual dividends OF
three per cent were paid. The surplus
found, May 81, 1857, amounted to $780,
6s4 DC. A committee Of investigation, o
which Hon. VIM. Stursis, Of Boston, wa'
Chairman, reported iayorably Of tho eondi
ton OF the road. The following Board d
Directors were elected;
Iohabod Goodwin, Portsmouth; JOSIAH
CaleG. Saco; Charles L. Barrett, Portland
John Howe, Brooklinc James Hayward
Bostou; Thomas West, llayerhill Albert
Ihorndikc, Beverly.
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How BIRDS ARE TREATED IN JArAy. Very
kindly. They are never killed for sport,
and little trOughs are scOoped out in the
tombstone. which the priests fill every morn
ing for their drink. During the stay of
Commodore Perry's 81 Ups, number Of Of
fcers started one day to go cunning. As
soon ar the japanese saw tho cruel murder
of their birds, they went to the commodore
and begged him to put a stop to such con-
duct. there was no bird shooting in japan
by American officers after that and when
the treaty between the two countries was
concluded, one condition of il was that the
birds should always be protected.
Take care Of the birds. That is what the
farmers say we must do in this country.
Unless we do, goodbye to fruit, for the in
sscts will get the upper hand, and eat il
up.
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MEcHASlC, FAIR IN LOWELL The Second En-
bibition By the Middle>ex Mechanic Association,
for the promotion OF Manufactures and the Me
chanic and Useful Arts, will be opened in Lowell
on the 10Th OF September, lor the accommodation
ut which four large HohS, Huntington, Jackson
Mechanic and Ncrrimack,) are 10 be connected
10y br,jging, thus aiIording ample room to con-
isibulor, to arrange aud exhibit their offerings to
the be-, possible advantage.
The character Of Lowell rs city almost eS.
clusiyey devoted to Manufactures and Mechanic
Arts. its central location in New England, and IT.
direct railroad communications in all directions
oIer advantages TO exhibitors that are unsurPasse,
Rules aud regulations, aud Sny other inlorma
ton desired, may be Obtained by addressing Jou'
W snru, Superintendent, Lowell, Mass. q
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NJ 80 ~ S..,so -. a., $3.50 SnS,,.,;n IN,
DIED SCOTT DECISION ArLlkp.-S'anmins
.ne ias. uoOr VI 'no ui'' car, anu yPenins
that oi the second, tne gen'ieuaniy con-
duetor Oh the New iork uain mado ms
appearance with MS DOW ana smile, and
"nekets, gentlemen, II you please.
Seated in the front corner, surrounded by
personal convenience saeh as carpet Dag
uinoreiis' o's ounaie, u'uo "u"ui,' 70"
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ny, VIZ .. ,' H III an my. 80.
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Gnu VAP'o'''o" ""'.i y ~ 0''o" '"0 'sP0 VI
humOr ana good nature
iieket, ma am says our Sondue'er'
Wth acNility regsruiess Vi counpiehion'
ii hasn't got en- she replied ou' &c
got money, any way ana she p sh, 70
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To the Honorable County Com
mi.s;ouers of the Comfy Of York.

TIME undersigned inhabitants OF The County OF
l. YORK. respectfully represent that the common
conysn,rnc,. and necessity OF the public requires
tina, highway should be located in saco, in said
Cnuniy. Commencing al the new County road,
leading from ihe Louuou rad, so called. where
il intersects with thu Portland, Saco " Ports
mouth Railroad, thence running Soulhe"s'eriy 10
Spring street, in SAID oacn.
They therefore pray your honoSs will view the
PREMISES and cause such proceedings and notices
10 be had aud given, as the Law requires ana
locate the same.
HARRISON CLEAVES, and q others.
NJ, = 1917
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Exchange Oh San Francisco.

DE0PLE In our vicinity who may wish TO remit funds
l 10 California. can buy drafts OF US, on Messrs.
Pierce & Co, payable at sight, i'm sums to suit.
Drafts are easily collected from any place they may
be sent to In California, by the admirable Express sys
TEN, existing In that country.
Persons going TO California would find Tor their con.
yenience to take dram for part Of their funds in
stead Of being pepexed with the Of their money on
their passage.
We would refer to the several banks In saco and Bid
defOid. Nj. u III. PIERCE.
DldIeford, May 2lst, 1857. 2iu
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To tho Honorable County Com
missioners for the county OF
York.

,,IIE undersigned inhabitants Of said county re-
specifically represent that the public conven.
irnce aud necessity require, that a new road or
highway should be laid ou, aud constructed from
the new road, so called, IN Saco, in said county,
bcxuning at its mouth, near Marx Sawyers,
thence running north westerly 10 Saco hWer'
thence IN same direction across said River 10 The
Civ of BiddeIord thence IN same direction 10 the
DAYTON line, thence In same direction near the
widow Blalsdelrs house To mar Simon Meserves
house in said DAYTON, thence in the same north
westerly direction TO u point near Daniel . hli
in DAYTON, thence in the same direction To the
Llmrfick road, 50 called, near Joshua Hill
house IN ,aid Dayton.
Your petitioners therefore pray 'ha' sald lou,e
may be viewed by said Commissioners and such
onlers and deere 5 made, AS law aud justice may
require, aud that said way may be located.
JOHN GAINES and 81 others.
Saco, April !, 1887.
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Corn & Flour AnOat
AND In STORE.

lust received from sch'. Amlanlh, from Bal
- upore,
600 bushels prime Yellow Corn.
75 barrcls PhenlS DJuhy Extra Flour.
30 Ohio Extra Flour
30 Fancy Flour.
Also expected hourly PEE Schr Tiger.
IOO barrels PheniI Double Extra -Four.
us Howard Street
% SuPerhne.
100 " Ohio Fancy Flour
$500 bushels Yellow Corn
An of whlch WIS bought a, low prices, and
will be sold a. low A. NJ any other market.
BOYD & sTORER,
Nos aud Auber Hall Book.
Saco June 81, 1887. ~
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Sprtiul Nutitrs.

IT The greatest natural ornament 10 the "human
fbrm dlyne" IL unqusstOnably hae, uxaTant, healthy
ErOsth % hair II has hen esteemed In all ages u
the World, and among al nations, savage Aul civilized
IIencc the Indian brave regards the scalp ~ his eUemy
az his grvAtes trophy. fOr similar reason, the lash
ionable belle Oen disguss the rgoo ofysnity, AZ veil
A hef other chronological organs with borrowc locks
lie who should discover a mole % proven ing the
hair um sAOwing the lnfosds % envous Time ny turn
Ing prvmatur,l, gray, method by Which u eouh be
restored when falling oG turning white, and ~sy Il
promoting its continued aud ,uxurapt growth, wouh BE-
Justly entitled rank among tbs bsnefsctors " the hui
man race Read the testimonials IN another column Of
the wonlerf not ta say almost miraculous Effects d
.PrOfessor wO0l's Hair Restorative" AMI see he has
not accomplished all this-lcaptAl City fact.
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&arriasss.

In Exeter, " n, May -, by Rev J. J. Peck, Mr.,
jeremiah q. Dollif, u Miss Ann u rarooh both OF
BiddeIOrd Maine.
In thi. city on the 2nd inst, by the Rev. 5 Cossh
Mr. Joseph Thompson 10 Miss Esther Glover OF saso.-
Also Mr. william IIAkyard 10 miss Hannah Roberts,
% 3tlle bri.
In Js. st city, Conn, BY the Rev. Mr. shlpman Rev.
lenry Cheevcr paster % tho congregational ehurch IN
that place Miss Jane Tyler daughter Of the late La-
eius Tyler NJ. ID.
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time the committee have had no answer or
cspt from General Scott. Ii is
said that none Of the rumors by telegraph
As to the intentions Of parties invited are to
Be relied upon.
The fire department. Of tho city will join
in the escort, IS will probably several New
York fire and military companies who have
expressed the intention Ofvniting the city on
the 18th.
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Dratbs.

In DuxtOa. May 18th. Miss Eleanor Atkinson aged
10 years.
In san Francisco Cal April lslh, George Elsin, on-
" sOu q Edwin X. AMI Abby G. Waterman, aged Ave
months.
In hiningtOO 18th inst. Mr.. David Staples aged
81.
In IOrs, Nay sstA, Mr.. Henry Abbott, aged % yr''
6nOnthsi
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. q. N. ooULo's

Hhsunattc, Neuralgia aad spinal bains
inferred according 10 act Of Congress. In the year
1859, In the cisrk's once Ofthe ptstries Court
Of Massachusetts.
WE would call the attention Of the public 10 this Won
w derfal preparation, used only a. An EXTERNAL app..
cation, which d surs remedy in frOm II to Is
ne1rs removes The se'sfess pain In 10 nnu'e'' anu
slgasst rssoumsndaOn. He this day received the h'-
Bo.tru, April Is, 1883 !
DsAl S Ever since this session Of the Legislature
,iory RhsumAilsu. sApsLdet much money Without
ibtAlnlng any relief. When one of our Representative
HOught ne q bottle % your " Rheumatic bsim, ann
lts hrst application the pain began 10 decrease
md am almost entirely free from the Anicton'-
Sou Ar. aware that ordered sx bottles more which
ilstrbatsd among suffering fends, and In every In
tAnes q has afforded Immediate relief viii give the
sstmony u The vorth Of your medicine, unsolicited 40
,OlIs the palm and anguish Of your kllos-msn.
Very respectfully,
W ZIP. nA-KELLr
Clerk Mass House Reps.
Or. ]. d. ~ Could, East Abingdon, Mass.
Mr. s. L. Card. resident 81 Portland, xho has been
Afflicted with SerOfala for the last three years, suffering,
consequently, much pain, and whose rsht had be-
sore and lame that IL was very difficult tor hun
" raise his hand 10 has bead 10 put and take on
sat without assistance and uho has tried many kinds
dmeiicins, without anY favorable effect, induced
10 try Dr. GOua's Rheumatic Balm, by which Appea-
ion he vas IN twenty minutes restored 10 the use sfhl
arm, and can nov use Il freely.
Mr. Card resides In Alder street, AMI you'll be happy
~ recommend 10 those similarly Afieted. II may be
aid With truth that 10 IL indeed the Worlds Biessisx.
No. IL, Alder S., Portland, Ne. ;. L. CARD
Bmce and Laboratory, Ne. II -2 School
Street, Bo-ioa.
Sold BY Trisiram iIlmln, Sdco Dr. J. Saw
yer, BlddetOrd, and all the principal Druggists IN
the Stale.
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Have you been to see
DIR. J. w CLAIMING,
IT,. crc,, Cancer mud U,,,., D..,.,

Ieis In Bddefori and has taken at Mr.. Rounds
Liberty street, where he will remain I'LL June 9th, 10
attend TO the calls % the sick and afflicted
Consultations Free DIR G. gives particular atten.
ton to the Of CANCERS, which he cures without
pain. Don't say you cannot get any relief until you
have tried DR.. C's medicines, internal ana external
Tor he has cured over hundrsd IN his prac-
tice.
Dr. @. cures SUFFERING and srAMMERING In
frm one To three hours so that his patients read
and speak without either suffering or stammering.
Rejoice that your day 90 relief has come
A cure effected OF the money refunded.
Dr. &. IL liberal in his charges. The poor duly con.
siiered.
DR. z. treats all diseases Of the Blood, Sore Eyes,
rumors. white swelling Of all kinds Or. @. vii
cure Jour ms, and make the blind 10 see. n
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Sheri6s Sale.
YORK IS.

YORK S. May %. AID 1857.
by virtue Of an execution which issued judgment
ID In favor Of Charles l.. Dresser 81 Kennel unk, In
said county Of York. trader at the Supreme Judicial
Court begun and holden at Alfred, within AMI for said
county Of York. the first Tuesday OF April A. ID. 1851
have taken AL the right in equity which Nahum Lit
tledsd yeoman Of Kennebunk In said county Of York,
had on the eighteenth day OF February last, the day
when the attached mesne Process TO redeem
certain ortgaged real estate lying in said Kenne-
bunk on the souihery side 81 the road leading from
sail Kennebpnk village to ennebunk port, being the
place where he lives and the that 10 described
In mortgage-deed thereof, from the said Nahum Lit.
eh Id tn Joseph rtcomb aud George r. Tcomb record.
Ell in the Registry of Deeds for said County OF York.
Book 2iT, Page 2SS and Saturday the twenty.
seventh lay of June next, at two pcOck In the after.
noon, the premises, shah Offer for sale public
auction said right In equity OF redemption to satisfy
said execution and all tees and charges OF sale.
3w23 A. W. MINDUM, Deputy Sheriff.
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lust RECEIVED, FROM BANGOR

" and Tor sale, Caryoes Lumber.
10000 Cedar md Pine Shingles, shaved and saved.
Price, Sl,23 to s., 2o,ooO Pise and Spruce Clap
boards. Free, 5000 to $500. Pine and Spruce
Laihs, Bovris, Plank and Joice, Rails for fencs
piekets, Cellar Posts, Ito - cents. Stair Railing New
els Rannisters rs, is, IL % an inch Fence Bans
ters Doors bnt shsdes, SASH Blinds. Hair Coz fAs.
trrng cheaper than can he bought retail In any other
place In the state. Call ami see.
JOSEPH swEETsfR b Co.
swe2 Alfred Street.
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Wanted.

AN AMERICAN LADY, OF good Character,
~ wOalJ Ike a situation a NuRSE tor the
sick, Is well acquainted with the care OF Infants
aud can br,ag. god recommendations She can be
found At Mr. Andrew NeKenney's, Thora,o, 81
Biddeioci, June I, 1857. 4w23s
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ALTH AND STR EN- q TH
DR.. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WIaE BlTTERS

is the best Medicine ever use Coz spring and summer
Il eoniplAints. II has been more leersly pstrcnitoi
than any other established In tAls country. IL II
The sane Richardson's Btters which has restored
many invsIkis 20 health throughout the New England
States daring the psst thiry years.
N.B. Bs.are Of imitsiiOt.s cslei sherry Wine Hi
tsrs The genuine have fac-simile d my sisnAiare
upon lha outer envclops For ale By Druggists every
where, ADD at my Vfce, No. 81 Hanover ''rss, Sos
ion. Sml2
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For Sale.

TINE House aud Lot, pleasantly situated on
i Chestnut Street, near Main Street, In this
city. now occupied by the subscriber Possss
loo given immediately.
June 2, 1857. %
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Or. J. w. CLAIMING

wiz remain At Mr.. ROanls, Liberty Street, until the
iO,h Of June lie Ia receiving calls from ansen
~ patients day. lie has Also In eS1neCilon cello
braled CirvOyant r EXAMINATION q DlseAss aDi basi
ness. See notice In another column -
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lcu iof W VIZ
u, 1857.
&c these letters will pleas
!.
Jones Martha J
Johnson Hannah
Jose Emeline w
Keyes Lewis B
King Helen a
Keaiin John
Knowlion Julia A
Kimbsll Eveline p
Kimball Caihar'ne
Laughion Susan
Lamb Thomas
Levitt Sarah
Libby Seth Ii
Low e. johnson
Loughnene honora
Leighton Hannah
Lowe Sarah L
Lit,lefeld Nancy T.
LAbby Morgeanna
Lumb Clara A
Luikin Abby
Mcdonald Cynthia NJ
Murphy Jesse
Morton Emma
McIniire Henry 8
NcCsrthy Honora
Murh John
McA,dle John
McKenney Mary c
Maxwell Martha J
Meserve Mary A
Mc,ivodwin Susan
Newell Susan
Psyson Amy
Pinen AIDE
p,o,ior mrs Charles
Pickering G II
Payscu Edward
Peavey George w
Penney Hannnh w
Plur,iner Julia A-2
Parker Victory
Perkins sarah
Re Sarah A
Rowe Sarah F.
Russell Martha
Rankin James ii
RiCkcr Janes -
RichardsliIpsey-2
Rounds + l.
RaynOld and CaIle
Roberts Be,soy
Ripley BIC
Richards Another
Stevens w b.
Summer Salome
SAWYER Sarah A
Smith Mark
Smith NJ T.
Stone Mary II
Seton Mary T.
Staples Louisa
Simpson Lucy Nj
Sullivan John q
Scammon Edward X
Slrou, Frank
Smith Esther
sullivan Efen
Shedd Caroline
Shaw Beisey
Smith Alice w
Severance Abby
Thomas Ahigil
Thurlow Ann =
Themes Angela
Tibbelts Eliza |.
Tibbel,s ElDah w
Taunt Harriet j
Tour,lOlt Helen
Thayer J
Tindle Jane
Too,haker Lucinda
Taylor Melissa
Turner Sarah
UnderwoodEdwin X
White Clara NJ
Williams Mrs Elbrldge
Wadsworth EJ
Wescou Hannah 4
Week, J u
Whitmore John ID
Watts LOIS
Whitney Mary J
Watson Mary
Walker Mary +
Work Susan
Wakei, Id Sarah q
Whitney Sarah A
Wiu>low Temperance 8
York n w.
J. TUCK, p. NJ
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NEW FISH MARKET IN SACO.
OLIVER FREEMAN

HAS nt.ed up In saco at the east end Of the Island
III Bridge, opposite TO hin Sands Reef Market,
market Cor the sale Of Fish, lie will keep supplied con-
santiy with all the kinds OF hsh TO be had In this vicn
ity, AMI hopes by strict attention the wants OF HIS
customer and careulness In keeping his stand 10 re-
oeive liberal encouragement from his friends and the
public.
saco, May II, 1855. 3m2o
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FOR SALE.

THE house and lot the corner Of Maine and Chest
nut Streets, In this city, occupied by the subscriber
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
ISAAC 7. HOBs0N.
Biideford, May Goth, 1857. Il
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/ ~ blfdeiord, June
| II Persons calling
gay they are advertise
Allen Lydia w
Abbott Lewis p
Andrews Pheona E Q
Andrews Simon 8
Aaderson Samuel 3
Brsgx Lovins w
Bean Julia
Buck James A
Banks John +
Bodgs Sarah
Bacon Sarah j
Kerry Sarah +
Blake Nancy
Bonney Maria A
Bags Mary A
Bowker Martha A
B,ckford Malvina
Bean Joseph l.
Boyers Joseph
Billiard Isaac Henry
Brackeit Jane A
Bonsor John
Barron Harriet s
Berry Hannah
BOlsion Deborsh
Bragdon Agnes2
Byrne Ann
Buker A NJ mrs
Boston Lew l.
Chick Thomas
Corey 5 miss
Csmbell sarah
Cleayes OTTAWA
Chase MARY II
Curtis NJ mr.
Cotton l. 4
Chadbourne julia A
Cummings J Ann
C,ppcr George
ChOaie Ellen NJ
Chase Belinda
Combs Abigail
Cousins Abby G.
Cleayes Ann
Cousins Abby Z
Clark Ann
CLARK Amelia
Driver William
Davis Sarah G.
Dlllon Bertha
Day Lydia A
Durgin Lois
Davis John
DrshOn Esther
Derry Cyrus
Davis Catharine
Doriiy Calharine
DlmOcs Alonzo
ElnlnOns AdelIne
Earl John
Edwards mr.
Emerson Sarah o
Ford Maria l.
Field Rosina
Henderson Simeon
Fletcher Sarah A
Gwillin Wm x
GoOdwin William
Ge,chell L ID
Goodwin VI +
Glpt,rick NJ J
Goodwin lucinda
Gibson Lydia u
Goodwin jeremiah
Garrun John
Coach John
Gvdding jeremiah
Gal!sgea Elizabeth
Glover Esther A
GOOdwIn Adelaide G
Gilman AlInira
Griffin Amanda
Goodrich Anne T.
Haley WIN Jr
Howard Thomas
Ham Timothy
Howe Sarah
Harmon Sarah
Huntress Malinda J
Hilton miss
Hartman Harriet
Hazel,ine Hosea
Haley Elmira
Harmon Elmeda J
Hilton Frances
Head Deering
Hayes Catherine
Hurley Betsey
Hale Adellne
Harmon Ange P-3
Joy Stephen
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LIVERY household can now be blessed with OF the
~ most useful articles % the Age. This mode 10 war
ranted superior 10 that Of many others 90 eservedy
popul Z, In the uniformity with which perfect III Is
Obtained and consequently the greater facility WIN
which II may be learned aud prsctised Ladies, quite
unused u anything of the kind and even young girls Of
fourteen can learn In the space o few hours praeuce
to t themselves others, with the utmost ease anu &C.
curaey thus securing for moderate sum, What VIII
prove lfe-adyantage. This knowledge every young
woman should Oh ain matter what may be her POSI-
ton In lf she viii thereby save her money and have
the satisfaction Of knowing that her own hands have
made the garment she wears, and that will give grace
to her person. Those wishing this paratus can have
Il sent TO them, free Of expense with tuy Explained
printed description. directing how touse tby address.
inn letter. post paid, To Madame Psimsary, Portland
Maine, and enclosing IS Ted postage stamps, Those
not having stamps handy. can send one dollar bill and
abe win return the remainder with the apparatus Please
write your address plain and full with name OF town and
State. imsi
Portland. MAY %, 1857,
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A WORLD RENOWNED REMEDY
nObensaek's Worm syrup

100 Gross fr Sale by the State Agent, ..
q w. ArWEL.l., Dssrnx Block, Portland
General Wholesale Agent sor Maine, to whom
Ill orders must be addressed .'.'T
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nHE Subscribers Invite proposals for building
/ Parsonage House in Lyman, near the Con.
grega,ional Meelin. House, according to plans
in our possession.
Proposals will be received for digging cellar
and putting in cellar wall, embracing the under.
pinnluy, and fitting cellar wall for building.
Proposals for the Carpenter work must embrace
the frame, and all the work TO complete the House.
And proposals are also wished, stating the price
for building The same complete, by the use oi
"SLAT WORK" for the walls, as is now sometimes
pracliced. Said proposals may be made, either
orally or in writing, previous TO the 22d day
of June next, TO either Of the subscribers who
will give the desired information In regard TO the
plan of the building.
DIMON ROBERTS,
DAVID CURlilER, Committee.
JOSElIH Il. PALMER.
Lyman, June 2, 1857. 3w23
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STRAY PIG.

GAME into the enclosure Of the Subscriber, at Smith,
" Conner on Thursday the 18th inst, shoste, speck-
eled n color, and weighing perhaps 10 lbs. The owner
can have the by proving property paying charges
Of Keeping and Or this advertisement
MICHEL PLOYD.s
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The fourth cargo this Spring has

RRIV ED. IN
lust RECEIVED, BY schr. Boston. $50 thousand
d Shingles, and thirty thousand Boards and rank-
Now on hand about hundred thousand Of long lumber
from 10 10 hundred thousand % Shingles, shaved and
sawed, from 81 IS, mp to Is. Capboarts, LAths,
Blind shades Door Panneis, Fence Picks, Cedar Posts
Fence Rails Gutter Stock, from X &to6N6 Canada
Lumber IRON TO three inches thick Paned Boards.
for foors aud Finish, making the largest assortment
ever offered In this vicinity, all Of which will Be sid
very Low bs cash.
Yard on Pepperell Square.
Orders non abroad promptly attended TO.
-..r...4 JAMES d. PArTES.
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