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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
N SABE.-Pursuant TO the command Of an Or
1sr VI SALE issued from the Court Of ConmOn Pieaf
for ('uyahOFa county Ohio. in an action pending ia
said Court, wherein Almet keed Is plsnlt1us ana
Isaac L. Hewitt, Ann Il. HeWitL- J. 2. Robson, thf
stark Bank, Eber B. Ward and stephen Cieultls
survivors Of samuel " ard deceased, and George v
Girty, are defendants, shall expose for sale al puO
lie auction At the door Of the Court HOUSE IN Ealq
county, on the luth day Of March, ls at two o'clock
p 81, the lands and tenemehts described as I0hoNss
situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the State Of
Oh O. aud which is also In the County Of Cuyahogas
and is known - part and parcel Of the MerWln Prop
erty, and sub lots numbers sys 81 81 81 ~ 80 >
IS ~ and 50 in HewItts subdivision plot OF WHICH
is now on record IN the Recorders once Of hAi-
County, to which reference Is here made DC IN same
more OF less, but subject 70 ali legal highways.
Sand seyerale lots appraised Is follows, % VII
Lot No. 81, aL......SlhUO Lot No. 90 at--.-e5lo
hot Iot s az a st' st rs & LSs q, at.... SO
LSs Los t5, s. at at s 3 Lot Lot 81 at, at. S S
A. slade, Master Commissioner.
PIT fis Atty. ieblz3h
DOADTAX NOTICE.-N0TICE
III is hereby given that the County CopHiissi9n-
rfs nave determined that lhe amount to be assessed
r load Purposes Tor the year ls6i, IN the several
eonships, 10 be une-four4h OF one mill on the dot
lar valuation, and that said tax may be discharged
u labor on the roaus under the direction Of the su-
psTysurs OF the several Districts a. the rate ot Oe
County Auditor.
| County Auditors once, Cleveland March s.ws2s
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
CephaIic Pills accomplish the ouiect for which
they made, viz Cure Of headache in all its FORMS
IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than thOuaand
cases, with entire success.
[From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mlnn-l
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with b head
ache, send Tor box, tCephalic Ptlis) 30 hat you
may have them IN Oase Of an attack
From the Advertiser, Providence, r Il
The Uephalic Pills are said to be remarkably ef-
fectiye remedy for the h'adAche and one othe very
er been Uncovered.
IFrOm the Western B. B. Gazette, ChiesSIO. MI
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalaing, and his unri
From the Kanawha VaHey Star, Wal
We are sure that persons suffering with sadschs,
who try them, will stick TO them
[From the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
Try themI you that are afflicted and we are sure
that our testimony can be added TO the all eady
merous list that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce.
TFrOm the st. Louis Democrat
The Immense demand for the article (OsPhI liz Pils)
is rapidly en0rsssing.
IFrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoEILl
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name Wiah an
article he did not know 20 possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, Z. Il
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, R. IL
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston,
Said to be very efseacions for the headache.
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d E N 7 ! S T s.
MATERIALS, INSTRUMENTS a TOOLS
PFseiPitated Silver,
ToWussnd's Amalgun,
Roberts Os-ArtihciAl,
Pure Silver Plate,
Gold Plate,
Best : IN Foil,
Abbey's Gold Foil,
co,-p1 nm, Watts Gold Foil
JONES AND WHITES TEETH.
Ivory Handle ScaIers,
Ebony Handli Scalcrs and Pluggers
Iron Handle ScaleTs and Plugqers
Iron Screw Handle Scalers and PluggBrs
Burrs, Drills and ExcaYators,
EZtracting FOrcePs, best octagon fUish,
EXcising and Splitting Foroeps,
Long Handle File Carriers,
Plate F-rceps, all pattsrIrs
Plate Punches,
Spirit Blow Pipes,
Mouth Blow p nes
Hand Grind nq Apparatus
O9IuhuW "A Wheels, to 10 IN
CoruD dunn slabs and Files,
AP gtls with lead base
Planishing Stakes,
Small Hammers,
I Soldering Lamps,
Impression Cups, tim
81 Plate Shears,
Burnishers,
French Stones,
Impression cups, compound,
20. Iron lngot MOulds TO slide,
H Impression Cups, franklin's double,
Stone IngOt MOulds to slide, --r
Wrought Iron Ladies',
Heavy Cast Iron Ladies,
Copper Acid Ladies,
( Uruciblss, by the nest
: Arkansas stones,
J CcrGpers for cleaning Pl tes,
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES.
RS-orders BY mail promptly attended e e; -Sfa
feb9 Cleveland Ohio.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
.SPALDWGS
CEPHALIC PILLS,
rr Win convince all VINO suffer from . .r
ADACHE,
That
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As thess Testimonials were unsolicited BY Mr. spal-
ding, they afford unQuestiOnable proof Of
the efficacy of this truly scien-
tihc discovery.
MAsoNvILLE, Conn, Feb, 5, 1851.
Sir:
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like them
so well that want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
few out Of the first box got from you.
- - - '''' liS YOps ESisf' obit Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvzEFORD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861.
NIB. SPALDNG,
I wish you to send me one more box 81 your Osph-
elic Pills, have received great deal Of beneht nom
them. Yours, respectfully,
eg. w. MANY ANN sTOIKHOUsE.
s'nUH o55ssS; 5ss5.I1 Hq9tiRgson' Il Psst Co. Pal
H. @. sPAI Ise,
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cepha-
/ lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, ,,,,,o,,s
P. ST. have used one box of youT Pills, and find
them excellent.
BELLE vGRNON, Ohio, Jan. 5,D6l
HENRY c. sPALDINe, Esq,
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalle Pills. They
are truly the best Pills have ever tried
Belle vernon, Wyand0t Co., o.
BEvraLr, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
II wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring yOlr Cephalic pills particularly before
my customers hyou have anything of the 6ind,
one Of my customers, who is subject to sevee Sick
an stfacE IN one hour By your Pills. which Sc sent At
H''' Y. R. WILKES.
RErEOLDsHUae, Franklia O., OhiO,]
HENKY @. sPALDINs,
No. 4S Cedar ST., n. Y,
UEAA Sic
Inclosed ind twenty-five (25l cents, for which send
box Of "Cephslic Pills.n send gddress Of Rev.
VIM q. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
our Pills work like Il charn-euEe Headache al
most instanter. Truly TOurs,
YPsiLANTI Mich, Jan. "A, 1861.
| Mr.. SPAEDNg,
BIR:
| Not long since 1 sent to you for box Of Cephalic
Pills for the OF the Nervous Headache and Cos.
tiveness and received the same and they had good
| an effect that was induced 70 send fore more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
! A. h. WHEELER,
Hpsilanfi, Miahe
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aeaaI aotiees.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
prorosal8- viii be received AZ the once Of the
Ity Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until ~
O'Clock NJ arch nth, l65l for clenulus, lighting.
and extinguishing the street lamps Of the City u
ClaFeiand
gpsoidcatiuns Of the manner % doing said work
may BE- seen az the once Of the City Civil Engineer
on and after the 7th inst.
The Board Of City ImproIenents invite ne SUB
mission of Bids reserVnR tho right 10 accept or re-
D. H BARGENT,
fIIf0 rrfuTT En rfuaar
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T B. JACKSON, SILK AM
~ WOOLEN DYER, 10 III Pearl street. Wes
Side. Ohlce No 20 Bank street, Harris' Block fTs
doors north OF St. Clair street
, shaWh Of every variety cleaned or dyed. tsenfs
Garments cleaned or dyed without being tRkeT
Apart OInce open from o'clock A. NJ till s p. N.
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ID s.. MARsHALls So

MASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
lNi 10 the command OF a decretal order Of sale
iiOin he COurt Of Common Pleas Oi CuyahoEa L0uu-
~, at the suit or EdWaru Wade, against John IN
EelhOFn and others, 70 ne directed, ] shall expose
for sale public auction at the door Of the COurt
Heuss IN the City Of cleveland, on the eighteenth
Gay OF March, 1851, at three O'Clock p. M the loi-
lowing described lot o. land situate In BrooklYn
township, OuyahOga County, Ohio aud knoNn as
subdivision lot No. seVenty-Our I'D lot is my feet
front on Wade Avenue and ole hundred and thirty
nine feet deep, in hiraiu stones addition 10 Ohio
City and Cleveland, com posed Of part Of original
lots Nos. hfth-thrse and sixty eight, in Brooklyn
HENRY @. ABBEY,
B r. BeaTis, Master COMMISSIONER.
Pltals Att'y. Iebll.3I
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

"a Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been duly appointed and qualified a. adrnui9-
traitors on the Estate Of John NJ Stearns, iecsa5sd,
LAURA w. cTEAkh5,
fsb22.a0 W. l.. sTEARN8.
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COMMTSsTONER's

q. s. MarshsI, Northern Districi Of Ohio.
Cleveland. Feb. Is, ls6l:323
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To BALTIMORE.

Tho New York papers, with scarcely an
exception. are demanding of the President
the opening Of the communication to Wash
ington through Baltimore, and SOME Of them
in language more expressive than polite
The N. Y. Evening Post says, under the
head Of
To BALTIMORE the new barracks erec-
ted in the City Hall Park for the accommO-
dation Of patriot soldiers passing through
this city, there has been displayed for the
last two or three days placard containing
only the simple words - TO baltimore.
No words could be more expressive than
these two Of the determination Of the loyal
men Of this country 20 protect the Union
wherever il is assailed, and TO treat rs enc
mics Of their country all, Of whatever loud
professions, who, on any pretence, obstruet
the governments free course, or try to defeat
the plans Of Gen. Scott for the protection OF
Washington and the discontinue and amir
hilation Of the Montgomery mutineers.
- To Baltimore-says the heart OF every
man to-day who hates treason, and feels that
beside the hypocritical treacbery OF Governor
Hicks and the authorities OF Baltimore the
course Of the cotton States becomes almost
honorable. To Baltimore-whero the sol
dien Of Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania
were waylaid and assassinated. To Balti-
morc-where treason has played its bascst
and most mischieyous part. To Baltimore
where the banner OF tho Union has been
trampled in the dirt, and whore assassins
have shed the FIRST blood Of our brethren.
- To Baltimore AND THROUGH IT
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DEATHS.

In saeo, 18th inst, Anna L. Daughter Of the late
Rev. J. ". Atkins, aged ~ years and months.
In Saco, January 5th. 1861, OF heart complaint,
Miss Ann EliEa Day, aged ~ years and months
March 9Oth, 1891, % consumption, Mr.. Benjamin
Day, aged 60 years and months.
In Sseo Apr 25th, Miss Harriet Hotcion, dsugh-
Yer 0t keeneser lIodg,ioa, aged y years AMI mos'
In this city, on Thursday last. Mr.. John Il. Em-
cry, sged "a years and s months.
Hilton. aged 70.
MI, Isaac Thurston, aged N years
In ureat rails village, Berwick side At the resi-
dence Of his sou Henry r. Wentworth, Mr., Moses
Wentworth, aged - years
At saint Paul, Minnesota, on the 2h ult. Fran.
els U. J. smith, sou Of Hon. Jacob smith, Of HATH
Me-, aged y years.
In kennebunkpOrt 10th ult. II. NArcissa. daugh.
ter Of the late Daniel and NArelssA CisAvss, Aged
" years and months
In Berwick Ne. April Is, Mr.. Hiram Ksays
osed 70 years and months.
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suitable compensation for their patriotic ss ,u
ees TO provide for the support OF ths. az
In their absence; therefore cities ana .o"ns
hereby authorized and empowered 70 49,
proper provision for the support OF the lAnily'
of any persons having their resldenee IN ~
cities or towns who may enlist oy virtue " ',
act. during their absence uom iny s,s,,ns"
No di..bilities Of any kind whatever shall be
created by reason Of aid so furnished and re-
ceived. -, -
,endng, no trial shall be had and no execution
sh.lI issue, whenever the defendant Il or shall
be mustered into the service Of the United
States OF Of this State, as a volunteer under the
provisions Of this act. And all such actions,
and all actions on contract hereafter commence
ed against such persons, shall, at his request,
be continued without cost TO the defendant until
his term Of service shall expire. Personal prop
erty to the amount Of one thousand dollars, in
addition TO that already exempted by law, shall
be exempt from attachment, or seizure upon
execution, in any action to be brought, or upon
any execution outstanding after the time such
volunteer shall enlist in the army and during
his term Of service. TO be designated by the
debtor or his agent or attorney, or In case they
fail to make such selection, the sane shall be
made by the sheriff Of the county OF his deputy,
and II shall be appraised BY three disinterested
men appointed in the same manner as apprais-
ers Of personal property sold on mesne process.
SEcr. s. All recruiting officers or persons
authorized 10 raise men for service. under the
provisions Of this bill, shall be entitled to re-
ceive such compensation as the governor and
council may determine.
Seer. g. This act shall take effect on its APP
proval by the governor.
[Approved April Is, lS6l.l
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STATE OF MAINE
RESOLVE authorizing a loan in behalf Of the

hbSOLNE Authorizing loan IN Vehah VI 'NS
State.
Re,olped, That 20 carry into effect requisi.
tion made BY the President Of the United
States, calling into the actual service OF the
United States portion Of the militia OF this
State, or any future requisitiOn which may be
hereafter made by the President Of the United
States for similar purpose, and for the pay
ment Of any necessary expenses incident there
60. and 70 carry into eject the provisions OF an
act passed at this session Of the Legislature.
entitled "An act to raise ten regiments, to aid
the President Of the United States in enfOrc-
ing the laws and maintaining the government
thereof and TO protect the same against its
enemies, and in defence Of the State, also an
act entitled "An act 70 provide for the defence
OF the coast and commerce OF Maine, the
Treasurer Of State With the advice OF the Gov
ernor, be, and he hereby Is authorized to pro-
cure, on the faith Of the State, from time to
fine, whenever the exigeneies may require, a
loan OF loans for the purposes OF war Aforesaid.
not exceeding thirteen hundred thousand dollars,
reipbursable at such times as in their opinion
will be most advantageous TO the State, at a
rate Of interest not exceeding six per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annually at the city OF
Boston; and the Treasurer is hereby author
lied TO issue bonds therefor In sums not less
than fye hundred dollars each. with coupons
attached Tor the payment Of the interest. Each
bond Aforesaid shall be signed by the Treasurer,
eountersigned by the Governor, and attested by
the Secretary OF State, with the seal Of the
State; but the coupons shall be signed only BY
the Treasurer.
Resoirei. That the Treasurer Of State adyer-
tise for proposals for the foregoing loans in
such papers as he shall deem expedient.
Improved April -, lS6ll
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For the Union and Journal.

WELLS, April 30th, 1861.
Mr.. EDITOR In accordance with the
Proclamation Of the President for the enlist
ment Of volunteers to defend the alag Of
our country" and the pledge Of the Gov
ernor Of the State OF Maine for ten regiments
for the same, the citizens Of the town Of
Wells met at Curtis Hall on Monday the
29th,-organizcd by choosing Geo. Goodwin
Jr. for Chairman, Barak Maxwell Secretary.
Remarks were made by the following genle-
men Geo. Goodwin, Jr., Barak Maxwell,
Joshua Goodwin, Theo. Wells, Jr., also by
Mr.. Hill, Of Kennebunk, urging prompt ac-
ton and unwayering fidelity in sustaining
the Government lin this unparalleled mo-
ment Of its history with men and means, to
put down rebels who are attempting to over
throw the best government the sun ever shone
upon. Hon. Daniel W. Gooch. Of Mass, n
son Of old Wells, came in and addressed the
meeting in patriotic speech on the present
crisis Of our country.
Voted, To call town meeting for the pur-
pose Of providing means for the support Of
the families Of those citizens unable to make
the sacrifice, who may volunteer their ser
vices to defend their country on the field Of
battle.
Mr.. Owen Davis came forward, with eight
Others, who volunteered their services to form
a Company in Wells.
Voted, To select Mr.. Davis as recruiting
officer, and that he should Immediately Sc
cure an appointment for the same. Mr.. Da-
Wis has the requisite qualifications for this
position, having served his country in the
Mexican war, doing honor to himself and
country, and being well-informed man, he
is capable Of serving his country as soldier
in whatever position he may be placed.
Voted, To pledge ourselves to provide am
pie means for those who may volunteer their
services.
Voted, That Thco. Wells, Jr., and Barak
Maxwell be Committee to secure the pub
fishing Of the proceedings of said meeting.
Voted, To adjourn to Monday next at this
place, at . o'clock p. NJ.
PER ORDER. THO. WELLS, JR.,
BARAK MAXWELL
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Workings for SOldiv'.-A Captain writes,
that work-bags are more necessary for sol
diers. than shirts or uniform clothes, and gives
the following instructions for building work
bag;
.rrhe bag should be made Of new calico,
double, with compartments for each article,
90 that they may be easily got at when time
and need press. IL should contain one pair
round. pointed scissors, one paper esrPet.nee-
dies, two dsrning needles, one skein blue or
grey yarn. three hanks strong black linen
thread. one spool strong brown linen thread.
two skeins coarse black silk. six dozen por-
celain shirt buttons, six dozen black suspen-
der-suttons, piece Of wax. one piece grey
twilled tape. two pieces white twilled tape. a
needle-ease made Of new delaine, small,
plain and strcng. filed with the needle. and
half paper Of pins
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The NAVY YARD AwAKE. While the Gov.
eminent wards at Brooklyn and Chsrlsstown
have been OVERLOOKING with work for the past
three weeks, the Yard at Portsmouth has
been AZ quiet as q country town. Hut this Is
now to be changed. Orders were received by
the Commandsnt, on Thursday. to h,~Vnt for
sea, with all practicable dispatch. the higate
Ssntee, and the sloops. of-wn Mason and
Dale. The Ssntee viii require but little
preparation to receive her rigging and outht'
The sloops require considerable repairs A
large number Of men will be taken on 81
once. The orders have been Eve days on
the road from washing,on.-N. II. Castle.
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MARRIAGES.

In klttery, April 29th, by Rev. VIM. A. Pobes,
Mr.. John X Jones OF Lebanon TO Miss Mary \.
seaward, daughter OF Joseph Seward. Esq. OF
kittery.
In this city, April 18th, by Rev. ]. Stevens Mr.
A. GOodwin. OF Wells
In Wells April I'd. by Rev. GILES Leach. Rev. J.
II. Cook, To Miss Sarah n. CLARK, both OF Wells.
In wAtereorOugh. April nth, by Rev. Mr.. rowns
Mr.. John Emery, Jr., and Mrs, Nancy Pattsn.
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ANOTHER yxssxL AT THE PooL.-our Pool
folks seem to be waking up to the adyanta-
Cos OF their place for carrying on the fishing
business. In addition TO the new vessels DO
fore reported this spring, we have now the
pleasure Of reporting the arrival at the Pool
of fine new fishing schooner Of about IS
tons, built by Mersrs. Crawford and Hamil-
ton at Kennesunkport, for the owners, who
are principally residents Of the Pool, among
whom are our friends Capt. E. Rogers, Capt.
George L. Evans, Capt. W. II. Goldthwait
and Others. She Is named the Lady Lincoln,
Is an honor 10 her name, and is to be under
the command Of Capt. Rogers. The builders
are young men, but this vessel has been built
with all the skill Of experienced builders,
and docs credit to them. There will DO no
finer fishing craft in our waters. She is FIN
ished with all the nicetyof aplcasurc yacht.
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Lisut. Sermsr takes a threat oOolly While
Lieut.. Slemmer WAS in command Of Fort
Piekens. Gen. Brown, Of the secession forces
sent q demand for its surrender. Lieut..
SIemmer instead Of complying with the de-
msnd, sent 10 inquire the number OF troops
besieging the fotL Gen. Brown, evidently
DESTROYS Of furnishing him with full informa-
ton on this point, replied that he had 1900
men under his immediate command. and 5000
more within whistle call. Lieut.. Siemmer's
reply was-"You had better begin to whis-
at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
British o1eOn
Fer Dressing the Hnir.
with Otto of Rose

Perfumed with Otto of Roses.
The oil from which this elegant preparation Is
made Is obtained frOm plum which grows only In
Persia, In Asia, where II Is used extensively for
dressing the hair. especially by the ladies. The
Persians have the most beautiful hair OF any peo-
pie In the world. These hcts were observed by the
celebrated Oriental traveller, Dr Stephenson, who
first brought OF the oil Ia England In 1852 and
sold II 10 q chemist In London It's value at once
became apparent and the demand Tor u was i'm.
mense. II Is said that rs many as 0IpO bottles OF
ID have been sold In that city alone In one day. IL
gives the hair a rich. dark glossy appearance, and
Keeps u moist and lively for great length OF time.
IL Is free frOm all the sticky grsasissss which all
other oils have and does not leave the hair brash,
dry and full OF dAndruh IL can be confidently
stated that 10 Is the most perfect hair dressing In
the world. The otto OF Roses. costing nom So TO
O. an ounce Is now used In It. which, when eombin-
Ell with the natural fragrance OF the oil gives IL
peculiar and most beautiful perfume. For sale by
all aPotheearies. Price only Is cents. Double sine
. cents. sist
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DR. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF Con-
snagtioa CatarrA, IstAmd, BrOncAitI'. and all dis
eases Of the TArOat and Lshys BY Medical lnhAla'
tion. with view To the accommodation OF his nu
merous patients and others DESTROYS TO consult him
in Saeo, BiddefOrd and the surrounding towns, will
be at the Saeo House. SacO. the hrn Friday In eact
month hereafter until further notice.
IL stormy ON Friday. DIR. NJ. will be at Saco
next day, Saturday, II pleasant
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- The ladies Of Biddeford are requested
to meet at the Vestry of Rev. Mr.. Packard's
church, (Mr. Quimby's Hall having been
previously cugaged) at two o'clock this qf:
ternOOH, FRIDAY May 3d) to aid in the out
fit Of the Volunteers.
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LA EUGENE.

This is q beautiful Cloak and is great hvorite
II Is made very deep with Double box plait In the
back, which extends about half way down the back
plain sack front, with fly or lapel Joined to the
front, two inches wide at the top, and Ave at the
bottom. The sleeves which are drapery In form
run up 10 the neck ofthe garment between the froni
and back. and has double box plat to match the
back, commencing at the neck and extending down
half the length OF the sleeve.
The plaits at the back and sleeves are bordered
with beautiful cable cord and buttons 10 match
The ny in front is similarly adorned with braid and
buttons.
IA. DAY, Mol Union Block, Blddeford.
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THE ISABELLE.

Tho body is cut with three seams In the back
with lappels on the back seam,.desp flowing sleeves
with lappels to match the body. II has Spanish
COLLAR which 10 cut to point behind rs deep as the
waist and extends to the bottom OF the garment In
front, and is bound In with the 'front.' Trimmed
with rich cable cord buttons and galloon to match
F.A DAY, No. Union Block, Biddsford.