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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-09-13

At q Court OF Probate held at Limerick, within
and for the county of York. on TIE first Tuesday In
September, In the yearpf our Ford eighteen hun
dred and sixty-One, BIZ the Hon. L. L. Bourne,
Judge of said Courts
IN the petition OF BENJAMIN DUDLEY, Guar
" dian OF SUSAN MERRtLH, OF kennebunkp0rt
in said County, an insaIie lperson, praying LOT
license to-sell and conyetfat public auction, OF
private sale, all the right, le and Interest OF MS
said ward In and TO certaidrea estate, situated In
kennebunkport In said cHnty. and the proceeds
thereof TO put to interests paid real estate being
more fully described in s{l petition,
Ordered, That the pet(idler give notice thereof
To all persons estate, by causing
copy Of this order 10 b9 pI plished In the Union 4
.Journdl printed In BidhefSd, In said county, three
weeks successfully, TINT III may appear alta Pro-
hate Court 20 be heldHat A red IL said county. on
the first Tuesday ii October next, at ten OF the
clock in the fpreno(h and yhew cause IL any they
"a nave, why the pTsf of petition should not
80 Attest. George Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. Attest George n. knywlton, Register,
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4 LEwiSroNIAS KILLED IN Missouri
Stephen &. Cutler, the Conductor who was
killed in the railroad disaster near Hudson,
Missouri. was a former resident Of Lewiston,
and brother-in-law Of Capt. l.. Z. Peck
Of this place. His remains are expected Il
reach here for burial some time this week
lie and his family were in Lewiston fort
night since visiting friends here. Frank
Clark, the engineer Of the train, who wasa
50 killed, was native Of Portland. The &c
cident was caused by the burning Of n bridg,
by the secesionists. - LctrisiOa Journal.
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DEATHS.

In this city. 9th inst, Elmer Ellsworth. son o.
Darius and Margaret Knox, aged moths.
In kennebunkpoTt, sth inst, MIR. Joseph ThomP
son. aged 70 years.
In Kennebunk, 2nd inst, Mrs. Hannah Shute
aged ~ years.
In this city Aug 9th, lothian 5. son OF lothian
s. Works. aged months, % days.
In this city, sarah II. wife Of Charles r. Page
% years.
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At a Court OF Probate h9}d at Limerick. within
and for the county OF YYfk, on the first Tuesday
in ScptemSey, in the var OF our Lord eighteen
hundred aud Sxty-one/ by the Hon. L. L. bourne
Judge OF said Court
NANCY SHAClSLEI Administrative OF the es.
" tate OF SAMUEL SHdCKLEY, late Of Shsp.
leigh, in said coupty/deceased, having presented
her second and ide Account OF administration OF
the estate OF said a leased, for allowance,
Ordered. That III said accountant give notice 10
all persons interest BY causing copy Of this or
der tO be publisxey three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, In
the Union and .6uI(ai. printed at Bddeford, In
sald county, thai thS may appear at Probate
Court to be hid af\Alfred, In said county, on
the first TUESDAY in\Oct0ber next. ut ten Of
the clock In TIE forenoon, and shew cause, II any
they have WY the .ama'hOuld not be allowed.
20 ~test. Georgs II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy, attest George II. knowlton Register,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

Having purchased the Stock and Stand lately &C
eupled by Sands & Fogg, respectfully inform the
citizens Of BiddefOrd and Saco. and my friends
throughout the County, that intend TO carry OF
the Butehering and Market House business In al
It's branches and solicit fair share Of their pat
rOQawC. Lu SAMt LII Me SHAW.
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KENTUCKY.

FRANKFORT, Sept. III
The House adopted a resolution directing
the Governor to issue a proclamation order
ing the confederate troops to eyacuate Ken
lucky soil, by vote of IL against %. The
House then refused to suspend the rules, to
allow another resolution ordering a prOcla-
nation to be issued ordering the evacuation
of Kentucky by both lederals and rebels.
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mr., MORSE, OF PORTLAND.

Well known for his successful treatment OF Con
sumption, Cafarrh, 4stAaa, Bronchitis, and all dis
eases ct the TArodt and LsHSs BY Medical lnhala
tInn, with view To- the accommodation of his nu
merous patients aud Others DESTROYS 10 consult hin
in Saeo BiddeiOrd. aud the surrounding towns, viii
be at the BiddeiOrd House, Bddeiord. the fTH FRI
day in each month hereafter until further notice
Ii stormy ON Friday. DIR. VI. will be at Biddeiort
the next day, Saturday, II pleasant.
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DiarrhRa anu DySintcry.
A CURE WARRANTED FOR so CENTS.
The purchase money REFUNDED 10 all persons
dissdiiyfei Nth its results.
CLENI'S SUMMER CURE.

Oibul ~ ~ W WILL " " iti<s
A SIMPLE sweet syrup, compounded Of roots
N and banks, containing no drugs or delete
rious substances; mild and safe in its opera
ton, agreeable to the taste, and does not, like
other diarrhGa preparations, constipate the
bowels, thereby endangering the system, neces-
stating the immediate use of cathartics; but
gives immediate relief, invigorates and strength
ems the patient, and leaves the bowels In n
healthy, natural condition. 1 bottle of the sum
mcr euro is sufficient to cure any ordinary case;
2or 3 potions being generally sufficient to cure
the most violent attack and TO bottles Is iodr-
ranfsd to cure any one case Of onfrmed Ch~on-
&c California DidrrhGd. The summer cure Is
adapted to all ages, sexes and conditions; none
can he injured by its proper use. For children
anil infants, and particularly for children teeth
ing, II has no equal. The summer cure has
been used in great variety Of cases for three
years, with astonishing results; nsrer yet hap
ing dilei 10 effect cure. To Northern troops
going South, and to mothers with large families
OF children, the summer cure is truly iuyalua-
BILE.
EVAN agents selling this medicine. may at
their discretion refund the purchase money to
all persons dissatisfied with its results
The Colonel Of any regiment Of New England
troops will be furnished gratis with one bottle
each for every commissioned officer in his COM
mand. by applying to the proprietors or to any
one of their general agents.
PRICE 30 cts. bottle.
q. Z. GOODWIN a. Co., Boston, General Ag'ts
for New England, II. II. HAY, Portland, aud
u. Y. BRADBURY, Bangor, General Agents for
Maine. Sold by druggists and country mer
chants generally.
HOwEs s CO., Propririor..
3mos,l. Belfast, Maine.
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l775 AND 1861. Rev. DR.. Bellows writes
in the New Ndk Christian Inquirer, that the
original Of the letter printed below is in the
possession OF Professor Bache OF the Coast
Survey. The letter was written by Bena-
min Franklin early in the war Of the Revolu'
ton; and yet it is curious to observe that as
DIR. Bellows remarks, "the suggestions oil
prudence which franklin breathed eiehty'iive
years ago, are just as fresh, as true and. as
timely now us then:
HEADQUARTERS, CAMBRIDGE,
Oct. 10, l77j.
"Dear Sir: We hear you have had an
alarm at Philadelphia. hope no i'll con.
sequences have attended il. wonder had
no line frUm YOU. make no doubt OF our
peoples defending their city and country
brayely. on the most trying occasions.
81 hear nothing yet OF Mr.. Goddard, but
suppose he is on the road. | suppose we
shall leave this place this week. shall not
return in company with the other delegates,
as must call for my sister. and we shall
hardly be able to travel 50 fast but expect
to be at Philadelphia within "a few days Of
them.
'.Therc has been plentiful year here, as
well as with us and there are us many cheer
ful countenanccs among those who are driven
from house and home at Boston. or lost their
all ut CharlcstOwn, rs among other people
Not murmurcr has yet been heard, that il
they had been less Jealous in the cause oflib-
erty, they might still have enjoyed their pos
sessions. For my own part. tho | am Tor
the most prudent parsimony OF the public
Treasury am not terrified by the Expense
of this War, should il continue ever so long.
A little more Frugality or little more in
dustry in individuals, will with Ease deiray
il. SappOse il 100000 a month or Eli
1000 year. II 100000 Families will
each spend Shilling Week less or earn a
Shilling Week more or if they will spend
Sixpence Week less and earn Sixpence a
Week more, they may pay the whole Sum
without otherwise feeling it. Forbearing to
drink Tea saves three-iourths Of the money
and SOC, 900 Women doing each Threepence-
Worth OF Spinning or Knitting in Week
will pay the rest. wish, nevertheless, most
earnestly for Peace, this war being u truly
unnatural and mischievous one, but we have
nothing to expect from Submission but Sla-
very and Contempt.
IL am ever,
"Your aacctiouatc Father. b. F.
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NOTICE.

Farmers or others In want Of Boys or Girls
bound to them during their minority, can have
such by applying to the 0versesrs Of the Poor
Of Biddef6rd.
AARON WEBER, lOvrseen
IBENEzER siMPsoN. ) OfPOOr
Biideford, May 10, 1891. -
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ua Court of Probate heN at Limerick, With,

At Court Of Probate her at Limerick, within
and for the countS of Yqfk. on the hrst Tuesday
in September. In The y9r OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixtt.onsf bythe ilon.EE. Bourne,
Judge of said Coult
iBRAM JELLlSfN $Guardan of MARK a
n SMITH. minor fn{child of Asa T. Smith, late
OF marlborough, ii Bald county, deceased, hay
Ing presented his HcOnd account of Guardian.
ship OF his said war for allowances
Ordered, That nv said accountant give notice
to all persons intefxcd by causing n copy Of this
order 10 be publsId In the Union 4 Journal.
printed at BlddcJ In said county three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY. thf u " may appear Mt n Probate
Court 10 no hyG al Alfred, In said county, on
the first TUESDAY i'll October next. at ten OF the
clock In the 1renOOR. aud shew cause II any they
have. why tho same should not be allowed
d Attest, George N. knowlton, Register.
A true copy attest, George n. KnOwltOn Register.
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MARRIAGES.

In Bath, 10th ult. John II. Grupner to Hester
Thompson, both OF Chelsea, Mass.
In Skowhegan, Let inst, Joseph Manson. or Clin-
ton, to Mrs. Sarah J. Witherell.
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Notice TO forcclOse a Mortgage.

Notice TO fOreclOSe q Mortgage.
WHEREAS. Edward p. Norton, OF York,
w In the County Of York and State of Maine,
by his mortgage deed, dated July al. A. ID.
1856, conveyed to the undersigned to secure
the payment OF q certain note therein named,
the following described real estate, to wit
certain tract or parcel Of land situate In
said York, and bounded as follows, viz: lie
ginning Mt the Southerly corner Of the front
yard OF the main house Of the homestead OF the
late Oliver Norton, thence Northerly by said
yard fence and the Easterly end OF said main
house 10 the Northcrly corner Of the building
or house connected with the main house; thence
North.westerly on line parallel with the back
side Of the main house to the land Of Albra
Norton; thence South-westerly by said Albra
Norton's land TO the highway; thence by the
highway South-easterly to the point begun ut.
with the buildings thereon, reserying the right
Of dover in said buildings rs set Oft to the wi
dow of the said Oliver Norton.
Also, all the right, title and interest the said
Edward p. Norton has in the estate OF the said
Oliver Norton, as heir. Said mortgage Is re-
corded in York County Registry Of Deeds,
Book 247, pages 27g and $50. to which record
reference Is hereby made.
The condition of said mortgage having been
broken, the undersigned hereby claim to fore
close the same, agrecably to the statute In such
case made and provided.
AsAnEL GooDwIS,
OLIVER A. NoRroS.
York, Aug. 81, 1851. 3w37
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Dental Notice.

DRS. TURD Sc EVANS,
DENTISTS, SACO. Me-,
ONCE in Patterns Block, over the Post or.
ice, Pepperell Square.
One Of the partners may be found In the Office Mt
all times.
DIR. Iiurd will be at the Office during the next
three weeks.
Saco. Aug %, 1861 lyj6
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At q Court OF Probate held at Limerick within
and for the county lof York. cd the flrst Tuesday
in september. inthe Aear Of our lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-one, " the Nm. L. Il. bourne,
Judge OF said CourtN
JOSHUA GOODWIN, d Amed Executor In certain
u instrument, purporteg t9<be the last VII, anu
testament OF GEORGE GOODWIN. late OF VEN,
In said County, deceasS Having presented the
same for probatei
Ordered. That the ,ald !xecutor give notice 10
all persons interested, BY using acopy OF ths OF
der 10 be published thrca ecks successfully In tns
Union 4 Journal. prinf LAD Blddeford In said
county, that they nav - lar At q Probate Court
20 be held at AiffoSi An LA county, on the nrst
Tuesday In October Aextkt ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and Low c&|ise if any they have,
why the said instrIment Mould not DO proved.
approved. and Alidked A. tXe last will and testa-
ment OF the said Deceased. N
3s Attest George "a Knovl.ou. Register.
A true eoPy.attest George iI!Ksswlton, Register.
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At u Court Of Probate held at Limerick. within
and for the county Of York, On the first Tuesday
hundred and Asty-oAe, by fhe Hon. 4 L. bourne
Judge of said Spurt - ,,,,,,
IN the petitlOn\Oi QARQfINE NJ LIBBY, Ad.
W ministratTix ONthelestfe or ISAAC ~. LIBBY
late Of LimingtOn, N slid fOunty, deceased, repre-.
senting that the perApnh Estate OF said deceased l:
not sufficient to pay Mo list debts which he owed
at the time Of his dea\lS the sum OF six hundred
dOlars, and praying fadk licence TO sell and con-
yey so much OF the real state OF said deceased as
may be necessary for qo payment OF said debts
and incidental chargesA
Ordered, That the pei doner give notice thereoftO
the heirs of said dece eN and all persons interest
ell in said estate, by &uspg copy of this order %
be published three weeks tuccessyely In the Onion
e. Journal printed 1t BNdei0rd, In said county
that they may apYlar ada Probate Court to he
holden at Alfred. N said c(pnty, ON tho first Tues
day Of October nt at TENN the clock In the fore
noon, and shewf lnsc, II ~ they have. why the
prayer OF said Iktition sh6uS not be granted.
3s Atdst, GEORGE IN knowlton, Register
Atrue copy, Attest, George nNhnoTlton. Register
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Geaal Motitss.

Al, Court Of prOsa,e held a, sOu, Berwick within
and for the Coupty Of York, on he fret 1uesdsy
in July. in the War Of our Lord ghteen hundred
aud slxty.One, by\ the Hon. L. Bourne, Judge
OF said Courts
M the petition ofLYDM GOODWIN. ct ali, In
~ tercsied In the estate Of LY}iI WENTWORTH.
late OF Lebanon. In said couB deceased, praying
that administration ofVhe q ate OF said deceased
NAV he granted to lnSreaH s. kimball, Of San.
ford, In said cOuatyi
Ordered, That the petit er cite the widow and
next OF kin 10 take ADM ration, and give notice
theTeofto the heirs Of sai ceased and tn all per-
sons interested In said by cansng n copy
Of this order 10 be publb the Union q Journal,
printed In BiddefOrd, psa county, three weeks
successfully, that they ma appear ut a Probate
Court TO he holden n AlMd, In said county. on
the first Tuesday " october next, at ten Of
the clock Ia the foryhoon, and shew cause, II any
they have. why ths/prayer OF said petition should
not he granted.
~ Attest George ii. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest, George II. knowlton, Register
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TIE SOUTHERN uAsr.

The latest intelligence from Hatteras Inlet
Represents that the people OF that part OF y,
Carolina are coming into the fort in consid-
cradle numbers and taking the oath of allie
glance 10 the Unitcd States. The enemy
have abandoned their Notifications at Ocra-
coke Inlet, where they have mad battery Of
III 32-pouncers
Oricrs have been sent 10 Gen. Wool TO
take measurS 10 bold the captured forts at
Hattras. This inlet, which * not marked
out on most atlaSes, lies about twelve miller
northeast OF OcracOkc, and an equal dis
lance nearly southwest of Cape Hatteras
Light.
The New York Herald has a special dis
patch iaom Fortress Monroe, confirming the
evacuation Of Fort Morgan, at Ocracoke
Greek. The guns were spiked, and mum
tons of war Destroyed. The Sasluehanna
was TO 50 down and take possession.
A large majority of the North CarOlians.
after taking the oath Of allegiance, wished
% volunteer and fight for the fag. Assur-
ancs were received from Newborn that IL
supported by a proper iorce, a Tag would be
raised there, and a majority OF the inhabit-
ants will aid in establishing Il permanently.
The uui0nists ask the aid Of the Federal
Government 10 support them, when they will
throw OH the rebel yoke.
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q Dollar Photographic. Q

rTN.D. The assertion that there Is only one
placs In saco OF Biddeiord where DOLLAR Pho
fOGRAPliS are made, and that there will DO none
after "two weeks" !. all humbug. and ssigoy
frnfLI,s Tor am now and have been making them
ever since last November, and shal eontinas W ay
so whether any TrgHsiforg Esfsbfisamssf snAu
leave here FOR Tao Wars" or remain "h''' u' var
IL over p,.,... .
80 i.J thst ,ou can get the same at heheh
49,. f,r he i bound 10 keep mp with the times,
and have all the improvements. cost What ~ may.
FOLLOW the crowd and you won't mistake ths pisee.
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At Court OF Probhte held atLimerick, within
and for the County York. oQthe first Tuesday In
September, In the year OF oux Lord eighteen hun
dred and si&ty-onf, by theSllO Il. Il. Bourne,
Judge OF said Cout
IN the petition oaCllAIyES TUFTS, guardian
" OF JOSIAH SEHIELHof Limerick, In said
county, an insane JxrsOnx bnying for license 10
sell and convey, at bid uction. or private sale.
all the right, title afI trest Of his said ward In
and to certain real q situated In Limerick, In
said county, aud the n ,eds thereof TO be put 10
interest said real est ben, more fully described
in said petition.
Ordered. That the Toner give notice thereofto
all persons interestH,v said estate, by causing n
copy Of this order I'D published three weeks sue
cessyely, In the Ion 4 Journal print d In Bid.
deiord, In said cfnty, pat they may appear at
on the first uJasy in toner, next, at ten Of the
clock in the ioSenoon. an shew cause, fanny they
have, why. the prayer ofsaid petition should not
be granted.
~ attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
A true copy, attest, George H. knowlton, Register
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HONEST INDUSTRY
W | receive its Reward !!
NJ YoU WOULD SECURE CONFIDENCE.
NEpER DEcEiYEg
T.. II. MCKINNEY

T.. II. MCKINNEY
Would respectfully announce that he stlll eontiu.
ues 10 execute the VERY BEST PICTURES N
Is new rooms. permanently established 1t
No. Z WASHINGTON BLOCK,
A my stay in this place Is altogether unlimited.
persons who may wish Pictures Of themselves or
kiends living or deceased, can be sure of getting
them finished In the hest style, by calling at my
rooms aud my u0rk rarraafsfn not 20 lsfs or sssf.
A large assortment Of Fancy Gases, Fancy and
Gilt Frames, constantly on hand and for sale 1t
wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices tor cash.
am sure take the best pictures, and make them
rs cheap as they can be obtained st any other
place NOE or hu,atiu Bear In miDd that my rooms
are permanent. and you will always ind me there.
I am, a. usual, making Photographs Of all sisss
aud prices plain or colOred the very best and on
~ RRAL AMBROTYPESI Letter Ambrotypesy
Meiainotypes. &c.. &c. This i the only place In
tho county where the Beautiful Gard Pietares, Is
Tor 81 "a, or fall length for the same can be OBJ
tained. n A sterroseopie Panorama 10 II all
times on free exhibition.
Sir. MeKenuey would return his unqualified
thanks h. hls fellow eltIens tor their liberal pat
ranage aud will expect to receive the same Good
Pictures and prompt attention 10 business Will 90
cure IT, Al are cordially invited 10 call.
II. II. MCKINNEY.
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LAW BLANKS or EVERY KIND

rRrxrKD IN srAr MANNER At ruE UNION OFFICE.
Also, Circulars, Bank Cheeks, Receipts,
bill HEADS, WEDDING AND VISITING
CARDS. &C, &C.
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At Court Of Probate held at Limerick. within
and for the apunty Of York, on the first Tues
day OF September, initho year Of our Lord, eight
cen hundred Ind slyty-onc, by the Hon i. L
Bourne, JudgS OfsaH Court,
lrPIRAIM IIAkMtS, Guardian OF MIYY HELL
IL EN- HIRMONA MARTHA ANN HARMON. and
ELIZA JANE Bd&(iON. minors and children OF
Pelatiah Harmon, q lie OF Saco, In said county de-
ceased having pr,s tied his fourth account sfGuar.
diLdship OF his SAID N.rls for allowance.
ordered, That th{ IN Accountant give notice to
all persons interested, causing copy OF this or
der to be publishep three successfully in the
Uni0H 4 Journal, frintec\ Bddeford, In said coun
~, that they mayfappesrtt Probate Court To DO
holden at Alfred, said coNuty, on the first Tues
day In October fext, at tep OF the clock In the
forenoon. aud sh3w cause, ifSny they have, why
the same should-tot he allowed.
% Attest. George II. Rnowlton, Register.
true copy Attest, George H. Knowlton, Re ister.
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At a Court Of Probate held II Limerick. within
and for the county Of York IN the fret Tuesday
in SeptenNScr, In the yeapbf our Lord eighteen
hundred and iIty.one.b $the Hon. L. L. Bourne,
Judge OF said\purti
EDWARD L. D0CRNG Jr, Administrator OF the
IL estate of LUcY\E&ENOUGH. late Of kenne.
bunk In aid County deceased. having prcsen's
his FIRST account oi al Illustration Of the estate of
said deceased Tor al }xNce,
Ordered, That thiP laid accountant give notice to
all persons interefe by Ausing copy Ct this or.
der to he publish3 three va Ks successfully in the
Union 4 JoarhE printed AZ Biddeford, In said
County, that thy may appear n Probate Court 70
be held at AIRED, in said cohlty. on the hrst
Tuesday In October next, at ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, aud shew cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be allowed
3s Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy Attest, Geor.e II. knowlton, Register.
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Fire Insurance.

'yIiE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
l Offhs Yori County Mutual Fire iH'udne, Com
pduy Of South Berwick Ne., Is prepared 10 receiy,
pTOpo ais for Insurance safe kinds Of property ~
cyery description. at the usual rates. said compa
ny ha, now nj risk In said state, sJOO0OOO Of poop
erty. un which deposited premium notes 10 the
amount Of S3ODD1 With which to meet losses. Loss
Us are literally adjusted and promptly paid. The
risks taken by said company iyided as f0lOws
LIST class, Farmers Property, ID class, Village
Dwelling Houses and cOntentsI 3d class, safe kinds
of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays Tor its own losses.
For information, terms Sc., apply TO RUFus
SMALL, Agent aud Collector VI Assessments,
City Building, Bidleford. Maine i6tf
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FOR SALE.

rwO ACRES OF LAND sfTuAIkD, oS III.
and eivhi .rres ID isni In ksnnsbuntport Also
I've hnra ~ mi aly cords cf hard and pima VOID.
. lot OF uhlis-cak timber and some framing ""pef'
Orders for wood may Be len
AT MY MEAT MAR1kEC,
On Alffsd slrsst where may Be- s~spd
BEEF, PORK. .sAUsAoE q. 40.
A. }. IAN.
DiddsiSrd. March u. 1861. VIA