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Tohe Honorable County Commissioners for
the County Of York and STATE Of Maine, at
their Regular Session 10 bsholden at -dUIsd,
riihia and for tie County of York dfor.-
said, on the second Tuesday Of OCTOBER IL
ID. 1850.
CHE undersigned inhabitants Of Berwick, in
w said County Of York, respectfully repre-
q sent, that on the twenty-ninth day OF June,
A. ID. 1888, the County Commissioners OF SAID
county Of York, upon the petition OF Samue,
Butler and others, laid out highway In said
Berwick, described as follows. Beginning at
!. hub in the middle Of the County Road, hye
rods and fourteen links South SO East from the
southeastern corner OF Moses Clark's dwelling
house in Berwick, thence north a3s east two
rods and seven links upon said road, same
course ninety-nine rods and thirteen links, up
on land Of Winthrop Morrill,, same course
twenty seven rods and seventeen links upon
land Of Ephraim Pierce, same course forty-two,
rods. and north AZ east, thirteen rods anu
eight links uponland of Elsey W. Kicker, same
course twenty-three rods and six links upon
land Of Betsey Lord, same course forty-nine
rods aud six links upon land Of Hiram Clark,
same course ffty-f -four rods. and north 3i0 east,
forty-four rods and ten links upon land OF Sam
uel Butler, same course one hundred and six
teen rods and twelve links upon land OF John
q. Butler, and same course one rod and twelve
lUhs W ~ uub III tut
ow road; that the said town of Berwick was al.
lowed two years from the time all action In said
petition closed to make said road or highway,
and that all action on said petition was closed
at the session of said County Commissioners
holden in May A. ID. 1889.
They further represent that said town OF Der,
wick, Is now heavily burthened with roads anu
taxes, and with debts, and that said road or
highway is not necessary for the accommoda-
lion or common convenience of the public, or
of the inhabitants Of said town, and in their
opinion was improyidently laid out and ought
to be discontinued. They therefore pray that
upon due notice given, and other proper and
necessary proceedings had, you will discontinue
the highway aforesaid, and as in duty bound,
will ever pray, SC. JOHN GOWELL.
and 10 others.
True copy Of Petition,
netoher 1870
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DEATHS.

In thi, city, sd inst, Of Dropsy, Mr.. Eliza,
beth,Y. D., wife OF Eyat Willard Esq'' aseu
Al Years, formerly OF Kennebunk.
In Parsonsheld, LIST ult., Joseph Fred East.
man. son of James VI. and Mary Eastman, aged
years, months and ~ days.
In York, 18th inst, ID. Franklin Donneii'
aged IS years, 2 months.
Ia Shapleigh, 10Th inst, Darius Trafton, aged
IS years i, Ill.,.
formerly Of Saco.
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YORK g. June 81, 1860.
The undersigned. by virtue Of the foregoing
warrant, do hereby appoint wednesday, the
eighth day Of August 1850, at two O'CLOCK IN
The afternoon. and the house of Elwell Clark,
an said Berwick, as the time and place Of meet
inc 10 view the route named in the original pc
tition. and other routes aud roads connected
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and their evidence at some convenient place in
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INSURANCE CO.,
OF NJ A e.

sSTOCI1 DEPARTMENT..
Authorized Capital, $4,000 on
Capital subscribed and secured, 2a3,iDU
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This company having completed It's organization
Il now prepared to issue policies on Inland Navi-
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tic RUFUS SMALL. Agent
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WHITES
COAL DEPOT.

PURCHASERS OF COAL, either in Ssce or Bidds-
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arrsngements by which he will be able TO supply
those who wish with the best varieties OF Coal In
the market, screened and prepared for use lie has
already load OF SCRANTON on the way, anu
can he delivered at less price while landing.
which he will sell delivered at the lowest prices,
and he expects to have supply OF other varieties
soon. ~,
Persons In want OF Coal. at reasonable rates, viii
find him ready 30 accommodate them nj his wharf
on the BiffsfoTi side. Now Is the time 10 put In
the Fall stock, and the place 70 Sst ~ :, .t9m
Whites Wharfsof SAMUEL WHITE.
btsas ford. .ys.e -, ls6p. Nu
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Thy friend, susANNAIl KIRBY.
LrGosrrn, NOZZLE Co., Ind; FeS. 5, ls;o.

L,Goyirn. NoBLE Co., Ind. Feb. 5. 1850.
pror q. J. Woop-Dear Sir lin the latter part
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hair nom A cause unknown to me, commenced fall.
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at all,
at once made application. to the most skillfal
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
sEMr.wEEKLY LINE.
ARRANaEn1'rTr


The splendid and fast steamsnmps
f Chesa peaLe, carr. srps E
fIMwgLI. and PataPscs. CAr., y, -.
S9fS1vAILi- viii until hrthsr notice run
~ Leaves Browns Wharf. Portland, EyeM
UttDyESDIY and SATURDAY, hs o'eioen =: 81.
and leave Pier " North River. New noI.,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY s.s osso ommcds.
Tho vessels are fitted up with me sevv 1917
tions for passengers, making this the most specy.
ssfe and somforssbls route for travellers between
Passage. $500, including meals and state Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and ffcm Mon.
treai, Quebec, bangor. hath, Augusta, EAstpoe
and ST. John. They also connect at New York uhh
steamers for Daltimsre. Savannah and WAsb'ns'
ton.
shippers are requested to send their Freight 10
the boat before p. 81. on the day that she leaves
Portland.
Por Freight and Passage apply to
EMERY a Fox, Browns Wharf, Portland.
y. d. CloMwELL& Co., Pier NORTH M.srN.Y
May 18th, $780, 4su
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TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,
On the efficacy Of the Peruvian Syrup and inc oen'
efts they have derived from It's usei
Rev. JOHN PiERroNT M.dford, Mss.-is sesey In ssis
Rhsum and other cutaDeous Dissssss
Rev. WARREN BURTON. Boston. MS..ln sfnessy 70
IL: .asS S, .aa SP G:as yss' IL Ss: % CIR
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mo-, G:1s 5, A S;s san ss SS%'Ah D' 's
n.,. sYLvANUs COBB. De..oa M...I. U. end I'm.
esey in family Restoration Of strength after Typhoid Fever
ray TnoN. wnITTEMoRE Boston, M.sa NJ u; %. sra
IA: dives me new V0r bu''.nsy Of Spirits Elasticity
Vs b sys :n5 S.s; s' la'
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,ss an e x. u D' cHS.i: b.ssss. - '
n.y THOMAS q; roNs. !. Eniesey ir General Debility
Rev. RICHARD METc4Lf. nostc7, M.'s lid V,s , q,
Rev AZ r. WEBSTER Boston. M.s-Is Vain. in Dyspsp-
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Re-, JOS II. cllNcil boston. Mssa-is nnssey In D'''
Rev ABRAHAM JACKSON, w.lpo.. n; Lib Ens.sy
In Flea Dyspepsia. and Unhs.,sS AprIs; ...- rn....
n.y ]. PEiIsSSsYp ,siS ;.'''f'p''' ''a-'' h"''''
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rroc r. yITAIIs sCIfERD, Boston. Msss.-fb Restora-
live Power snsr Fever EIkausuon Of the Nervous Eye
fem ami Dyspepsia 10 -seholArs, Teach
en, Ciereymen and Iditou-
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Ing full Information Of tho Syrup, can DO had
ON application 10 the Agents, orto
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TIE
ONLY PREPA R. ALTON
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,

And grows more md moro Popular cr.
cry Day!
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ali grades of society, whose united testimony none
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restore the bald and grey and preserve the hair OF
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battle CREEK, Mich, Dec. 81, 1883.
PRor. WooD,-Thee wilt please ac,epta line 70
inform thee that the hair on my head all Tell on
over twenty years ago, caused by complicated
chronic disease, attended with an eruption on the
head. A continual course OF suffering through lie
having reduced me To q state Of dependence, have
not been able 10 obtain stuff for caps, neither have
been able TO do them up, In consequence OF which
my head has suffered extremely from cold This
induced me TO pay briggs Hodges almost the las,
cent had on earth for n two dollar bottle OF the
Hair Restorative about the first OF August last !
have faithfully followed tho directions, and the bald
spot Is now covered with hair thick and black tho
short It is also coming In all over my head. Feel.
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perseyero In Its use, and being destitute OF means
To purchase any more. would ask thee II thee
wouldst not be willing TO send me an order on thine
agents for bottle and receive to the scrip
tnre declaration .the reward Is to those that are
Kind 10 the widow and the fatherless.
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STEAMER CLIPPER.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

49,, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm The hyorite steamer CLIPPER"
HNlI capt SAMUEL u. GILrArRicK, Mas
1890 Ter will run between Saeo aud tho
POOL daTip- the Watering Season, commencing
Thursday, the 2sth inst,
A,tollows Leaving her wbaSf daily at A. NJ
and p. NJ, for the Pool, and reNfnins Al u A. NJ
and r.. NJ
TOUCHING AT THE FERRY,
And intermediate places, Tor the accommodation OF
Passengers.
FARE go CENTS,
Down and hack.
SAMUEL d. GILPATRICK, Master.
Bidistord, JuHs %, ls61 St
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARIA GEM EMIT!


The splendid new sea.solng Steam:
lkAS ers Forest City, Lcwistsu. and
EE NJ sstreal,. viii until further no.
Eaac1s = tice run as follows
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every. Monday.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, ~ .
o'clock p. NJ, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri.
day, att O'Clock p. III.
fare-In Cabin, si.25. On Deck, tl.o0.
N. u. Each boat Il furnished with large number
Of State Rooms. for the accommodation Of ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that ny
taking this line, much saving Of time asd expense
will be made. and that the ineonyenience or ARR.
wing In Boston ut late hours OF the night Will 10
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for bagfsget N
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
al unless notice 10 given and paid for az the ratoof
one passenger for every $500 additional yalrs
sSy- Rrellht taken as usual.
~ L. BILLINGS. Agent
Portland. xay IS. 1850. 4iu
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fire ynsuranfe.
RUFUS SMALL,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
Lie ana Firc Insurance Agent,
Offiee,-Up stairs-.NeIt Door to CITY Bank
Liberty Street, Biddeford.

I am giving my whole time and attention 70 tne
panies as Agent. via ,-Tas MassaeAnsths Mafsaf
L6s, located ut Springfield, Mas, capital over
s3D,0OO. In this company have upon my eook
over 300 members Of the first men In Biddeioru'
Saco, and vicinity.
have just taken the Agency Of the Nee Engidnd
Life Company, located ut Boston, Mass. This COM
pany has capital OF 81 $4,000, Its cash dlsburse
ments 10 its Life Members In 1853 was sJ3jiOO.
operate ds Agent for the following FIRE compa niles
BiidsJord Mafnai, CAsissa Mutual ofChelsea. Mass,
and the following companies lsee advertisements
Thankful for past fayors, ask for continuance
OF the same Call and sec me. and bring your
friends All business entrusted 10 Inc WILDE faith-
nally and promptly performed.
RUFUS SMALL.
Biddeford. June p, is60. iyr26
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

nIIIs may certify that I, John n. Buieen, OF lux.
II ton, do hereby this day give my son nArIneI
H. Bradeen, and my daughters, Harriet y. pIAass a
AMI Catharine r. bradeen their time 20 do business
or themselyes therefore shall claim none o. their
esrningr, nor pay any debts Of their contracting.
JOHN n. BRADERN.
witness-ELIsHA A. BRApEkS.
buxton. June u, iseo
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
.ICTUBES,

To the citizens Of Blddeford and Saeo, and all
those who appreciate beautiful pictures.
You are respectfully invited TO examine the
spIendid collection OF Photographic portraits now
ON exhibition at the door and Gallery of the under
signed, over Persons Drug Store, Biddeiord, exc
eutcd by that thorough artist, Seal.
IL l. generally admitted by the best judges, that
no such Pictures have ever been exhibited In this
state before, ani that hsydre entirely beyond COM
ystifioa. We have also executed large number for
the citizens Of this vicinity and the exclamation Of
all has been "thats the best picture ever saw.r-
Mr.. H., has the happy faculty OF always placing n
person In the position to make the most pleasing
Portrait no stir awkward position can be found
among his collection.
Photographs Of all siies, mp TO life sire, and az
ansh larger dssirsf plain or In colors. and war.
ranted TO equal any produced In the world, and at
reasonable prices.
Portraits nom old DAguerrsotypes &C.. Of any
sire.
White and dark crayon Photographs, executed only
by Heal. We are not confined 10 one style OF pic
tare or position tor proof Of WHITEHALL and cxam-
inc the different styles now on exh1 tion by US.
Mr. u. would be pleased 20 see his old customers
for whom he made pictures In Saco, ten years ago,
at his present location. Ambrotypes ae at the
q J. ADAMS.
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,nIIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
l orfhe York County Msfuai Fire Insurance Com
pany OF South Berwick Me-, Is prepared 10 receive
I,ropo as for insurance on safe kinds OF propertyo
every description, Mt the usual rates. Said compa
ny ha, now at risk In said state, sj0)cOOO OF poop
amount of s3nOcO with which to meet losses. Loss
rs are literally adjusted and promptly paid: The
risks aiken by said company arc divided rs Follows
list class, Farmers propertyj 81 class, village
Dwelling Houses and contents ID class safo Kinds
class pays for its own losses.
For Information, terms So., apply TO RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector OF Assessments
city Iank building, (upstairs) Liberty street, Bid
'lcford, Maine. lou
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TO Let,
HOUSE AND PASTURE.

The House sslonginy 70 The subscriber. on Wei .s
the pasture land adjoining will be leased 10 desi-
rAble tenant The house would mako Q eomforta-
BILE summer residence Tor . family having inva-
lids seskinr restoration 90 health BY the
ting sea breeres. The pasture contains ten or
twelve acres. both will no let together. or the
houss will be let without the pasture.
For terms, inquire Of the subscriber. or Of L o.
Covan. at the Onion and Journal Once.
MASON MILLlKEN.
s.sO, April 9Th. 1880. is
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STATE OF MAINE.
couxrr TREAsuREn's OFFICE,
Alfred June %, lS60

Tn .on,ormi,y with section ffth Of an act Of the
,sI.inTe of the state OF Maine. entitled. An act
,sIsiins 10 fines and costs OF criminal prosecu-
Inn. |. approyed March 9th, A. D. isJS, hereby
nabish the following list the aggregate
amount Of costs allowed In each case In criminal
prosecutions nj the County Commissioners Court
begun and holden ut Alfred, within and for said
county Of York, on the second Tuesday OF April, A.