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CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. ]. DUPOyC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

lnfallinle In correcting irregularities and remov
ing distractions from whatever cause and always
successful A. a preventive.
The above named GOLDEN Pills have been used
I'm the Private Practice OF Dr. DuPoSco for over
Thirty YEARS with unparalleled SUCCESS In al
most every case and 10 Is only at the earnest soic-
itatIon Of THOUSANDS Uf LADIES who have
successfully used theia that he Is Induced To make
them Public by appointing agents and advert sing
them In order that ALL who may be suffering from
the above com plants may ind In the above Pills
Prspsntire R,iicf and q permanent Cure. Conse-
auently he has appointed an agent In every city
and town In the Unlon, where these Pulls may be
obtained.
Price Al per Box. -.
Sold by DR. n a. STEVENS, druggist Liberty St,
General Aren't for Biid,ford and Saeo.
Ladies by sending him 81 90 through the nd
d,ford Post Ofce can have the Pills sent them
fconhdentiallS) by mail. These pills are eosnier'
f,ited, don't touch them unless you see the sigma
turc Of s. ID. Howe on every boK-aii others Are
unsafe. UNIV
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YORK IS

YORK IS.
At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and
held at Saco, within and for the County Of
York, on the first Tuesday OF january, A. d.
1850.
In the above action II appearing that James
G. Rollins, the principal defendant Is out Of
the State and has never been notified, and has
no tenant agent or attorney in this State up
on whom to serve notice, the Court Order that
the plaintiff cause the principal defendant to be
notified of the pendency Of this suit By serving
him in hand with an attested copy OF the writ
and this order Of court thereon, fourteen Tor
by publishing the same three weeks successive
~ in the Union and Journal, a newspaper
printed in Biddeford, in said county Of York,
the last publication thereof to be thirty days
Mt least before the next term of said court to
beheld at Alfred, within and for said county Of
York, on the fourth Tuesday of May A. ID.
1850, that he may then and there in said court
appear and show cause IL any he have why
judgment in said action should not be render
ed against hima and execution issue accordingly.
Attest, c. ID. LORD, Clerk.
True copy of the original writ and order Of
court thereon.
3wi5 Attest. C. b. LORD. Clerk.
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An OurR,GE.-Some Of the U. S. officials
attempted the arrest Of B. F. Sanborn Of
Concord, Mass, on Tuesday night, to take
him before the John Brown Senate Commit
tee, as witness. The act was attempted
under circumstances which make it great
outrage. The people Of Concord turned out
en- masse, and rescued him from the officers,
or rather detained them until writ Of hea-
beas corpus was obtained, on which alter q
full hearing before the Judges of the SUI
preme Court, he was set at liberty. We
shall give further particulars next week.
RHODE IsL,Sp.-Sprague, American Re-
publican, but voted for by the Sham De-
mocracy, the dissatisfied republicans and
malcontents Of all parties, was elected Gov
ernor Of Rhode Island with Legislature to
match ,on Wednesday. There were no nation
al questions mixed up with the election, and
so far Us national matters or politics are con-
cerned, it is Of the smallest public account.
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STATE OF MAINE.

~ YORK $50 the Sheriffs Of our
iDs ssss, Counties or either dss. q 'as'
goods or estate of James G. Rollins, OF Rol-
linsford, in Stanford County, and State OF New
Hampshire. to the value Of one hundred dollars,
and summon the said defendant (if he may be
found in your precinct) to appear before our
Justices Of our Supreme Judicial Court TO be
holden at Alfred, within and for our said coun-
~ OF York, on the third Tuesday Of September
A. ID. 1889, then and there in our said court
to answer unto Charles Murch, Of Saco, in the
County of York and State of Maine, Physician,
in plea of the case, for that the defendants
Mt said RollinsfOrd, to wit, ut said Alfred, on
the day of the purchase Of this writ, being in
debted TO the plaintiff in the sum OF sixty-cight
dollars and thirty-onc cents, according to the
account annexed, then and there in considers
ton thereof promised the plaintiff to pay him
that sum ON demand.
Yet the said Rollins, though requested, has
not paid the same, but neglects so TO do, to the
damage Of the said plaintiff, Gas he says,) the
sum OF one hundred dollars, which shall then
and there be made to appear with other due dam
ages. And whereas, the said plaintiff saith that
the said defendant hath not in his own hands
and possession goods and estate to the value Of
one hundred dollars aforesaid, which may be
come at TO be attached, but has entrusted and
deposited in the hands and possession Of Joseph
p. Grant and Henry D. c. Greene, both Of Sa-
CO, In the county Of York aforesaid, Trustees
of the said defendants goods, effects and cred-
its to the said value
We command you, therefore, that you sum-
mon the said Joseph p. Grant and Henry Is. &.
Greene. IL they may be found IN your precinct,
to appear before our Justices of our said Court
to be holden as aforesaid. to shey cause, IL any
they have, why execution to be issued upon
such judgment as the said plaintiff may reco-
yer against the said defendant In this action.
II any, should not issue against his goods, eff
tects or credits, in the hanis and possession Of
them, the said Joseph p. Grant and Henry b.
c. Greene, and have you there this writ with
your doings therein.
Witness JOHN S. TENNEY, ESQ.,, at Al
fred. the fifth day of September, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine. ..
CD. LORD, Clerk.
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Catarrh! ratarrh! Catarrh! Catarrh

Una! 20 az Hoo cured!
Thousands Of persons suffer al sorts ola
noysnce from Cstarrh. Most people know
wha, its inconvenience and results are, yet but
few know how il can be cured. Il Is simply q
chronic irritation, and often enlargement ol
follcles and consequent thickening OF the
mucous membrane, lining the nasal cavities,
frontal sinuses, and sometimes extending into
the throat and lungs. From this result tight
ncs,ani oisen vertigo Of the head. oostruc'ed
nose, or profase fow Of mucus, loss ofsmell,
nasal voice, and often impaired hearing and
taste.
The old-school remedies have never been able
TO do anything for IL. Nasal injections anu
inhalations are as painful and expensive as
they are generally worthless. Yet Humphreys
Ca,arrh Specific. . simple Sugar Pill, taken
two or three times per day. promptly cures
the milder cases; cures at once all colds in the
head. and radically cures, by persevering use
the most obstinate cases, as Is proved by the
experience Of hundreds.
Price. with FULL directions,
FtOy Ce.s. per Bsx.
MA full set Of uvxruRxrs' HOMEOPATHIC
srxcivics, with Book Of Directions, and twenty DIFF
fer,nt Remedies, IN large viai' morocco case, IS
alto, In plain case, 81 case Of anseu boxes, and
Booh. a. single boxes, q cents and soeents.
These Remedies, by the single boz OF ease, are
AN, nv mail or express nee Of charge, " any ed.
ares,. on receipt Of the price. Address,
pn. r. HUMPHREYS q Co,
No. 500 Broadway, New York.
so,d nv A. Sawyer, Diddeford. <Ws
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= The Bangor Wing says: "The Lesis-
laturc has incorporated the Maine Steam Road
Carriage Company, at whose head is Mr.. Jerc-
miah Fenno, Of this city. giving the exclusive
right to make use Of steam, in propelling car
riaSes over highways, in the State, for twelve
years, except that the owners and proprietors
Of slate quarries in Piscataquis county, and
those engaged in manufacturing 1t, have
right to drive their loads of slate from the
quarries to tide waters at Bangor b. sssam. A
specimen Of the steam carriages To be used by
this company win probably be brought to that
city about the first Of July"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
so YEARS!
DIR. T. 0. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bititn

Has srses led for the period OF half century In
maintaining Its supremacy over all other Medi-
cines. 10 gives immediate tone and action to the
Stomach and Bowels, and imparts To the patient
attendant upon an inactive state OF the Important
functions of the body.
The alternative and purifying action OF our Med.
icpo upon the stomach and Bowels, Is the means OF
curing many hopeless diseases, which other medi-
clnes have failed 10 reach tin proof or which we
have frequent testimonials from all parts OF the
country OF our Bittcrs having cured diseases which
have been abandoned by attending physicians -
among which are enumerated S,ofsia. RAeHmd-
tisn, Fster and 1gsS. SAT- Rhssn, Ss. Consump-
ton In Its carly stages has often been ayerted by
their use. Its unprecedented success, however, Is
based upon its certain aud immediate cure OF BIZ
ioa. Complaints. DysPsgsss, Jsssd'es Co.tire"es,,
Iir,r COniplaiat and all diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels Tor which Il Is conceded that Dr. RICH
ARDSON'S BfTTERS have no rival. For sale by
Druggists everywhere. aud at theDoetors Onice, 81
Hanover Street, Boston. mil
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.NNIRIAM HILL, of Dayton, in said Coun.
Nj Nv of York Hlfh Of Hamilton Hill, OF said

dtcinl Court next 90 be hoidea ~ SacoS
within and for the County Of York.
MIRIAM HILL, of Dayton, in said Coun.
IVA ty OF York. wife or Hamilton Hill, OF said
Dayton, respectfully libels and gives th. Honora-
bio Court 10 be Informed that she was lawfully mar
ried to tho sald Hamilton Hill at Lyman. on the
twenty day OF November, In the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and thirsS,nres, and has
Lydia Ann, Lucinda r., Martha r., Elvira b., 0cta.
vus H., Arvlia, Mehitable. and Elias that your II.
bellant since their intermarriage, has always be-
haved herself fhlthful chaste ana aiieotionate
wife towards the said Hamilton I'LL, but that tho
riage covenant and duty, on divers days and times
since their intermarriage viz, on the 18TH day Oh
August A. ID. 1857 committed the crime Of adultery
with divers lewd women, Wis win one Martha e.
Hill, and with other divers lewd women, whose
names are TO your iibellant unknown, that she at
the time OF her marriage Aforesaid had household
furniture and other personal property ofthe value
OF one hundred dollars, which said Hamilton re-
ceived with her. That said Hamilton Hill has
bond from one Benjamin Dudley S Sr rsconSey
In said Day ton, said bond Of the value OF six hum
dred dollars, and has and owns large personal es-
tate Of the value OF six hundred dollars besides the
personal estate which he received by reason OF said
marriage.
Wherefore the said libellant prays right and jus
tice. and that she may he divorced from the bonds
Of matrlmony between her and her said husband,
that the said Court enter Judgment against her said
husband for so much Of her personal property re-
ceved by him by said marriage or Its value In mo;
ney as they think reasonable that said Court will
decree 10 her reasonable allmony out OF her SAID
husbands estate. and that the custody and educa-
ton of oil said children, excepting Lydia Ann Hill,
and Lucinda HILL account Of tiieir tender years,
duty bound will ever pray.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city. nth ult-. BY Rev. Charles Tenney.
Mr. John Pollard, to Miss Mary J. Hastley, botn OF
this city.
In this city, 3lst ult, by Rev. II. d. Abbott, Mr.:
Ezra u. Hardeson. to Miss Mary Z Clark. both oi
this city.
In saco, 18th ult., by Row. Charles u. Rice, Mr..
Geo. Gibbs, OF this city. 10 Miss Sarah A. Small,
OF Limington.
In Saco, I'd inst by Rev. J. Keely, Mr.. Rufas "A.
Stevens, to Miss Anastatia Paul, both Of Saeo. .
In Saco, LIST inst, by Geo. Parcher, Esq. Mr
Ephraim J. MunrCe. TO Miss Martha a. Merrill, OF
Saeo.
In Buxton, 25th ult., by Rev. ]. BARTLETT. Mr..
John y Atkinson, to aIiss brenda A. Allen, both Of
Buxton.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Atthe Supreme Judicial Court begun and held at
Ssco, within aud for said County or York, on the
first Tuesday OF January In the year or our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
TT pom the foregoing Libel, Ordered;
- that the Llbellant give notice to the said
Hamilton Hill. the Respondent, to appear before
the Justices Of our said Supreme judicial Court,
TO DO held ut Alfred within and for said County OF
ing him In hand with an attested copy Ofsaid IL
bel and this order thereon fourteen Tor by publish
Ing the same three weeks successfully In the Union
and Journal, o newspaper printed In Blddeiord, In
said County of York, the last publication thereof
10 be thirty) days. ut least, before the sitting OF
said Court that he may then and there In our said
Court show cause, ifany he have, why the prayer
Of said Libel should not be granted;
Attest, Z. ID. LOkD, CLERK.
true copy Of the Libel and order Of Court there
Attest, CD. LORD, Clerk.
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No. yv,..,.- an exner,enced nurse and 10
male nh v,,rIan has Soothing Syrup nor chiidren
teethiny which greatly facilitate. the process OF
teething by softening the gums =,
"a. ra.os,. Dspend upon Il. mothers, II will give
a, -, ,on,..lyss and relief and health TO your In
hnts. Perfectly SAFE In all eases Dee advertise
ment In another column. lyr3i
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days alter the sale Of the " last lot" homeless
and childless she went to Washington, ID. c..
subsequently, to Prospect Hill. near tho
residence of the widow and family Of
her late brother. Charles Cults. Far
away from the scenes Of her youth and COM
panions Of her earlier years. she regretted
having left them. to die in her old age ard
reduced circumstances among comparative
strangers.
As the brothers lstt no issue. this branch
Of the s,orer emily Is now sx,inc'.-Na'"'
Democrat.
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~ It is reported that number OF English
capitalists have purchased q large tract OF
land in the Adirondack REGION OF New YORK;
with /. view to working the iron mines there
The price paid was 100000. The same land
sold few years since for $4,000.
ARoosrooK DEaocRAr.-we have specimen
number, OF the new paper bearing the above
title. published at Houlton. Messrs. Mansur
& Madigan are the proprietors. 1t has the
appearance Of being . reprint Of the Bangor
Democrat.
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SPRIN'G BITTERS.

The best remedy for loss Of appetite, dyspepsia.
liver complaint headache. irregularities The bow
els indi gcstion aud general debiity,s the 'eceta
BILE siren thening Bitters.
Price 1Ieents, ibottles for 81 90.
For sale by !, Sawyer, Druggist, Biddeford House
block. ,,,, S,....,,
DIT Mow's, Atwood's, kennedy's, Herman. At"ehs'
and Hostetter's Bitters- iiu
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VENI. VIDH, VICI.

The officers and members OF Niagara Engine Co
No 4 OF saco, take this method OF returning theii
sincere and grateful thanks to the following La
diesi
Miss Dora MeGrath, Miss Esther W. Elwell, Mis-
Rosa Houstan, Miss Francis Lumbart Miss MARY
Cleayes, Miss Lucinda ToOthaker, Miss Mary Il,
LumhaTt Mrs Martha A. Clark, for the beautiful
picture, and Card basket, presented 10 the compa-
nv by them, on the evening OF March ~
Rest assured, Ladies', these marks OF your es-
teen -ill he carefullh preserved, and the donors
long be held In grateful remembrance.
Per order OF the Company.
A. ID. BOWIE, Clerk.
Saco, March Goth, 1850.
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Fob SALE.

+, complete Get Of Grist MIL Machinery. consist
A ins of two tub wheels with shafts, gearing Gle.
xators &c. for two run Of stone. Also two Get Of
stones. ono OF burr, and the other granite. Also
two bolts, smut msehins, cob erseksr, crane, grain
boxes Ae.
IN Mitohsis MIL 20 called, and II built IN very
thorourh manner and upon the most Improved
plan, both nor eouvsnisncs and UNITY. for par
as'i." .pps~ ", :. 900, wx. 4, LORD.
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Take Notice.

ALL Persons indebted to the firm Of Cleaves
"a 4 Kimball are requested to call immedi
.tely. or before tho 9th OF April, IS II y neccs
sary for US TO close up all our outstanding &C
iii be left With an attorney. Don't wait tor
The second call, for II will be with expense.
CLEAvES & KIMBALL.
Biddeford. March Goth, 1860. Owls
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commissioners Notice.

sS q S csas sSp s q:
mis.ioners % receive and s.amiIe all claims Of
ceased, represented lnsolvsnt hereby give notice
that they will attend 70 that duty 81 the ONES OF
Nathaniel Hobbs, ESQ., In aid North Berwick. ep
the last saturday In each of the months Of April,
june and AuSust A. u. 1850, IRON 70 O'Clock In
the Afternoon, OF each OF aid days. 81.
MIN EM r. i MILLER Commissioner.
North Berwick. March is.h, 1880. u
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FARM FOR SALE!

- The Subscriber ofI6rs for Sale hrs Farm In
IN BIddefbrd. recently occupied by Mr.. Charles
Ill n. Emmons, on the road leading from the City
There ID about 50 acres Of land, including 20 acres
In .Saco Woods" The Dwelling House 10 nearly
new. and the Barn and water convsnisne -
The prcmscs will be sold at good bargain FOR
mica terms &C. call on the subscribcrat his house
In Kennsbunkport, near The mouth Of Little River.
;" SAMUEL JEPPERY.
piddeford, March %, 1860. 3wisit'
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NOTICE.

BiddefordRiro Insurance Company.
> Notice l. hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of aid company for the choice Of Direotor.
viii be holden Ct the once OF MD company, n
Biddefbrd on the second Tuesday Of April. A. d.
1850, 1t 2 o'clock Z. ".
Bhdsford. March IL. 1890. 3wi3
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ONLY PREPARATION
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DIR. Bronson having been 20 hr reduced by con.
sumption, rs 10 be considered beyond AL hope Of
recovery by tho most eminent or the medical pro
fession, and also by hiuiself-a regular physician
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Assessors Notice.

ASscssOrs NOtICcs
To the inhabitants Of the City Of Biddeford, and
persons liable TO be assessed therein.
You are hereby notified that the subscribers will
be in session at the room OF the Common Council.
In said City ON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
the 9th 10th and 18th days OF April inst, t9ociock
A. M OF each day until o'clock p. " for the pur-
pose OF receiving true and perfect lists Of the polls
and Ali the estates, real and personal. not by law
exempted from TAXATION. which you were possessed
OF in said city ON the first day Of April 1850.
TIIOS. II. COLE,
W. r. GOWEN, Assessors
THOMAS DAY, OF the
DANIEL HOLMAN.
BiddefOrd, April j is6o. 2wi5
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All our remedies arc for sale By
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