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ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,

RALEIGH, september zein, 1901. J
GENERAL ORDER, No. II.
l. ALL MILITARY OFFICERS OR AGENTS, having
IN their possession property belonging to the State par
Stores including clothing required to make full and
complete return to the Adutant General Of all on hand on
the goth instant the end If the Sd quarter Their special
attention is called to the annexed extracts from the law
Any officer authorized t0 make bills of The
State will report, at the end of each month"; all that may
remain unpaid
By order Of the Commander in Chief
JAMES &. MARTIN,
Adju,ant General
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NOTICE
October 8, 1851.

To the Sherits Of tie different Counties of North
Carolina
a Ill BLANKETS AND CLOTHING WHICH MAY
IA be received by yon be directly the several
Companies which went frUm cnunfy-and when your
own Companies are supplied. you will then 6rward any
balance band to the Quartcrmaster in Raleigh You
will put up oil artc intended for your Companies in
strong boxes directed TO the Quarermaserin in Raleigh
with the Company and the Regiment plainly marked ON
them and you will have the contents Of each box marked
on it.
Whenever the Companies duty in your neiehbor-
hood, you authorized TO deliver the articles them
taking the receipt of the Captain for thein which receipt
you will forward to this office.
J. DEvEREUX, H. ON
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NEW CLOTHING STORE!
JUST OPENED
ISA AC OETTIN GER,
AT THE
Corner of Fayetteville Street and Market Square }

Corner of Fayetteville Street and Market Square,
10000 DOLLARS WORTH
OfMen's and Boys Ready-Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats,
And great many other articles
wish it distinctly understood that these Goods
bought in times of peace consequently at much lower
prices than they could be bought for They will be
sold again at the old retail prices.
have particular fancy for saying so much all ask
of the public is to give CALL they ill certainly not
be disappointed in the quantity the quality as well in
the prices of my goods.
Remember corner Of Fayetteville st. and Market Square,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Poole)
Respectfully,
ISAAC oETT1YGER.
Raleigh, N. c., Aug 80. 1851. 7s-Im.
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October z, 1856
COMMISSION. 1851.

GENERAL COMMISSION, 1861.
~ GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Having relobe correspondents with Wholesale Dealers
IN most OF the cities prepared continue the order
ing p any Goods with dispatch reasonable commission
on Wholesale prices has given universal Satisfaction ,n my
friends thus far Try me and your rooney Verba1n
Sat. &c. JAMES M TOWIES Ac't
Feb 4, 1861. l6Nif
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BUSINESS CARDS.


NEW WHOLESALE
shoe and Leather House.
WILSON, McILWAINE & CO..
66 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE AN
IL unusually large Stock of Goods. in their line,
prising every variety Of Mems WOmens and Childrens
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANS,
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &C., &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag us in this City for the sale of
MitcheIl'> Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Boys nd Girls Merchants are invited to
examine their stock prices which they determined
shall compete lily with houses here elsewhere
~ Orders promptly and carefully attended to by
of the trn.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r W. ROBERTS.
September S, 1859. 7S-tE
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WUST RECEIVED
a. AT THE INDISPENSABLE
WHITAK KE RS,
July 81, 1861,
10 Boxes Cogae's pale Soap
10 Boxes Cogate's Fancy Toilet Soap,
10 Boxes Osceola Starch,
Kegs Soda,
80 Boxes Candles,
HOgsheads Mnlasses
10 Dozen BrUomS,
40 Sacks Fine Salt.
20 u and ~ Boxes Raisins,
IL Drums Figs,
~ Bbls. A. Sugar,
5000 lbs. North Carolina Bacon,
10 Bbls. Cut llerringS,
10 Bbis. Family Roe Herriugs IN. Co.
Bbls Mackerel,
Bbls. Mullet,
2 Bbls. Salmon,
Bbls White Shad,
10 Bbls. Crackers,
PEACHES AND APPLES.
Raleigh N. c, July 81, 1861. Go
TUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
- Butter Water and SODA Crackers Candles Sugar &C.
L. A. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, N. c., July 10, 1851, 66-
A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT DAILY EX-
n pected from Virginia, GeOIga and Alabama.
L. A. WHITAKER.
Raleigh. N. C., July 10, 1861. 66-
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CHARLOTTE, n. c.. Sept a 1851.
nFFICE OF NJ. w. GRAND MASTER, r.
~ A. Nah persons having business with the n. w.
g. Master during his absencs m The State will address
all communications and applications of whatsoever kind,
to The Dept Grand Master E. W. WARD, Jacksonville,
onslow county, who will the duties of the G. Mas
,ter's Office.
LEWIS s. WILLIAMS
Grand Master.
September 10. 1851. si-Si.
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RAILROADS.

ENROM and after this date goods will be delivered
Il until after the freight has been PAIL No exceptions
10 the above rule.
D. A. WICKER, Agt
Jan. !. 1861. At
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WILLIS L. MILLER. A.. FOSTER
THE CHALLENGE BROGAN MANDATORY.
MILLER & FOSTER,
THOMASVILE, N. e,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
NEGRO BR0GANS & FARMERS KIP SHOES
OF RIOUS STYLES.
- Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in all
eases.
April 2, 1861. S5-ly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE.
a FINE PAIR OF MARES. EIGHT YEARS OLD,
n good size, and will work well anyfs here They are
very last roters and ride we'll For particulars apply
THIS OFFICE.
Vcto9er l5i 1881. 91--tE
HEAD QUARTERS N. c. TROOPS.
Adjutant Generals once
. RALeIGH, Oct eth, ls6l.
iGESERAL 0RDER, No. 1871
A Ill COMPANIES OF N O. TROOPS ARE AL
lowed four servants for which they receive rstious
Free negroes can be taken viii their consent bui not with.
ont IT except the order writing Of the Charrnan Of
the County Court Of three Justices Of the county
By order of the Commander in Chief
j. G. MARTIN,
October II, 1861. s6~st.
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RICHMOND
TY Pc FOUNDRY.
THE ONLY
MANUFACTORY. OF TYPE

SOUTH OF BALTIMORE.
NNHE PROPRIET0RS OF THE ABOVE FOUNDRY
i have also united with their Foundry complete
PRINTERS FURNISHING wAREHoi ST,
Having on hand furnishing 10 order every article re-
quisite for Printing Office
FROM A BoDKIN
Toks
TIE EN-CY LINDER PRESS.
Type and Printing Material from any Foundry North fur
nishcd when desired -
We and soiN manufacture in Richmond as good an
article any Foundry North. We respectfully solicit the
patronage of the South. *
HENRY L. PELoUZE & co.
We refer you every Printer in this CITY, We also
desire every newspaper in the SoaI cy This adr.r.
tisement month, sending copy af their paper
and receive tb pay for such advertisement mon pur
chasing five times the amount of their bin from US
- H. L, p. Il co.
August l6, 1861. 7S-lm
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OAA DOE. COATS WHITE SPOOL COT.
oOO TON, 10 cents spool, Ctsh.
fuckers.
Raleigh, N c., June 25, 1861. So
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FTNHE LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP BE-
u tween Mr.. Saunders and myself has been closed.
Persons wishing TO business will please call at
my residence.
Il. W. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. c.. Sept. 25 1860. 77-tf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-04
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Mrs. Maria Drake. Of Lyman, In the
w County Of York and State Of Maine, by her
Mortgage deed dated June ai. 1890. conveyed 10 u
q. stevens. OF Biddefbrd, In said Comfy Of York,
In mortgage 10 secure the payment OF her, said
Maria brakes note Of hand 10 said L q. stevens,
certain parcel ofland with the buildings thereon
described In said deed, situated In said Lyman.
and bounded as follows, 10 Wit ~ beginning ut
q stake standing In the corner ofthe highway lead
Ing from Alfred 10 Saeo and 10 0oodwins Mills -
thence running southsis east bysaid highway lead
Ing nom Saco 10 Alfred rods 10 land formerly OF
Reuben Goodwin thence north Do, east thirty.
ave rods aud three-fo 20 land OF Luther Han
scem thence north Sic wcst by said Hanscomt
land SIX rods and seven links 10 the road leading
TO Goodwin's Mills, thence southerly by said road
10 the inst mentioned bounds containing one
acre and i2t square rods and the same lot Of land
conyefed 10 aid Maria Drake by Aaron Aver by
his deed 10 her, dated Oct 9Th A. D. 1854. and ~
corded In York County Registry OF Deeds. Book
as, pages sjt-S 70 which deed reference may be
had and the condition DC said mortgage Is broken.
Nov therefcre The sAid Eihridgs a. Stevens By rss-
con Of aid brrach Of condition, hereby claims 70
foreelose aid mortAgs and notice thereof ID here
by given Tor The purpose OF forsclosng pursuant 70
the statute In such cAsss made and provided.
ELBRIDdE y. STEVENS.
Biddsford, Dee. o, 1880. Owl z
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DEATHS.

In s.so, i,sh all, Mr.. Charles Lowell. aged Sc
II Per.ncsaa, pad slsf vi, ssA''Fa L. Rand
Mr.. Rand uAs the agent In salem OF the Old hast
.,nsaa re COMPANY, Tor nearly - years also, one
OF the FopTisiors AZ the salem 4 Lowell line OF
al ssa. OF CAPE uern. sept 10Th, we're drowned
f,o,s = hoard zhip Prima- Donna, Mr.. Charles H.
prsr r,d About S. aad Mr.. 0eorge Y. HAcketl
a..3 IA ~ rartsmonth- The latter vas the only
500 q the lac Mr.. George Haeksit formerly OF
In Acton, sah ult.. yOhn Dodveli, Esq, In hiss'ih
In Manchester, n. N, gsi uit. Mira M.ry.re,
p,.,ssi. sldos Of Brackett formerly Post
Master Of Acton, Me-, In her soth year.
In Berwick, oh ul Mrs. Bs'sey foye' widow OF
In nua,on' june y7th, sarah J. Deo,hey, d.ugh-
A., ~ shs laie Levi " Bootkby, and grand-daugh-
ter o. Bla sass poothSy. Of sAeO' aged u years
am M. var .han sseh nankades were brought In
An the fpd OF Christ this lamb OF the dock, a. We
srust. heard the shepherds soee
frcm thls time her love VI the Bible, the Sabeath
s.booI and the hOass of prayer, Vas constant anu
inereasins The hrst Of The present year 50 sne
commensed seaang the uele 90 divided |. ~ Nm ~;
ish ID Ia year-il was tatksd 70 the iss, ss ~
he, life l,lrsag ths last loo weeks 81 her TIE she
snloyel much peace. vss st times very happy
scIdsm 40 ne see more decided MARKS VI pssn IN
ny, ...,s.i har,,sr thaa aaythlng else 10 give
- - 40 wa her SABBATH Sehool and meeting.
.rh,ss .eeks bssore her isath. she rallied all her
rs%sialsg strength % he ptsssn, at The sabbath
go ~. ,,Ivhf then he fAken fom her place In the
Ella. 4. ~. hs.sa % the Great Teacher. Bni
ss.i,, In two seeks helors her death she vas pres
ent at the sabbath school Ceoceft eIaluaan ~ ~
ittls remAinlps siren 9Th hilea, aai Aiter ssssnE
as srsIn and again that christ wss her only hoIe
shs br.Athed her kfc out s~ectly on ms 1871
exehAa gsn ths s~sstnil sren<< srounn heI ~, ~
fields all dressed In livlng green and me ssocs.n
School COR the school shove. sherc she VIII ee 0Sn
stantly In the kno~ledge and the love o. thst %
VICAR xbo ~ early called her 10 Himself
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-04
NEURALGIA.

This terrible disease, so various In rs ior"s' -
raeking In It's palms. and 90 dinhealt Of cure Will
In the great majority Of essss yield to the laae'ou
use OF the PERUVIAN SYRUP. 40 remarsaois
has been tie relief obtained nom this syrup shat
many phy.ielaas rsly upon Ii as certain and rad
ieal cure. n..,o. IL, is,a
Gxxukusx,-Ihave suffered. and sometimes very
severely, for twenty years. nom Dyspegs,a,
and began have my fears that IL would result In
consumption
purIng that time bad the best medical advice.
and tried the eject OF dieting. travelling. farming
and various other kinds of exercise. but without re
celying permanent relief. 1 became very feeble,
and my stomach at length rejected every kind Of
food. even rice water. In January last commenced
taking tho Peruvian Syrup, and found immediate
benefit nom t. In the tourse OF two three weeks
I was entirely relieved RON my suferinss. Since
then have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
recommended the syrup 90 one Of my friends
who had Suffered severely from Neuralgia. lie
took one bottle oi u. which relieved him at once,
ard not having had any return OF the disease ior
three months, he considers himself permanently
cured. Yours respectfully.
No. Is Ayoa Place. Eva
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Reasonable.

No Hair Regeneration has enjoyed higher
celebrity than that Of Mrs. II. L. Wilson. II
performs faithfully what Is promised oft IL
imparts vigor and brillhsncy 10 the hair, soft
ems and gives IL glossy appearance. and Is the
safest ofall modern preparations to prevent the
hair irOm turning gray, and IL Il has already
done 80 10 restore IL 70 its original color.
Together with the above Regenerator, MIS-
Wilson'S Hair Dressing Is an article superior to
any other preparation IN market. IL Is not
made from lard, bears grease or fat, but from
pure cocoa-nut oil, which Is q cooling yeget-
able on, and renders the hair son and glossy.
Rest assured no article has ever been offered for
sale equal 10 Mrs. Wilson's Hair Dressing.
See advertisement In another column.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city. 3Oth ult, by Rev. IL. u. Abbott. Mr.
HibridKe u. Berry 10 Miss Mary L. WEIGH, both Of
this city. - A., ,
siAh Lane 10 Miss Ann NJ. Patrick, botn OF Saeo.
ard A Bowden 30 Miss Sarah Foster. both Of ssco.
In S.eo asi uit. by Rev. q. q. Mason, Mr.. John
A Uordon Co Miss Mary X. ndlon, both Of Saeo.
In PortsmOuth, 18th ult, Mr.. Oliver Il. SWEET 10
Mis- AMI York, both OF WestbtcOk. Ne.
In Portsmouth 18th alt, by Rev. Mr.. Medbsry,
Mr.. Henry H. Handor, OF Portsmouth. t. Mis- Ju-
liA A Blake, % kittery.
P,yS,ps 10 Mis- sarah n Parcher. both III this city
In Pu<tIand. I2th alt. J. Benton, ESQ, Of Lsneas.
ter a. n. to Miss Louisa Dwight daushte OF Hon.
Neal Dos Of Portland.
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BLOOD FOOD:
BLOOD FOOD:
nInnn Ennns

To all suffering from eousumptioa, iaelpeat or
coufrped, or ffOIa debility of any kiRd or nom
mental or nervous prostratiOn, brouyht on BY any
casses az iron sorofaloas esnPlsntsj Or FROM
dises ses of the kdneys or bladder and TO ladies
suffering any al the ~ sny Distressing complaints
their ssx IL liable 70, aSd which ensender con
sumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
IL sfsrct AZ esrtsia ssf r,atle Tszeiy. Dlnerins
In every particular ffOa the patent medicines 81
the day, IL IL chen zeal combination OF IRON,
SuLPnER, AND PiiOSPliOROuS, Of very great
worth, and many hundreds bear glad aud grateful
iupopy 20 tho bepeHts has eOaferred on them.
CHURCH a DUPONT, IVA broadway, New.
York are the ssls brepriet0rs Of the article, and
have In esasea ueoee " frasd attempted upon the
puhlic. changed the color Of the outside wrapper
IRON red 70 yellow, and Increased the site % the
bottLs 10 ounces. De very cautious In buying 10
see that the FAC sinile OF thex sisnatare u ON the
wrapper, rs all others are soanterfeit lyt2
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For Sale.

IL The suh.eriler visAc. 10 sell his house
on the MOL Roof y miles frOm the
M1s Covered Bridee, ths house l. one story
Ws Is 4 ~. yell anished, also, an L. rs y
as With krtehea and wood-shedt also.
- .m "a n eli In good vPAiy, also, thres seres
!" refs n,enerty will be sold on favorable terms
and a god tliis given. Apply 10 -
DyNAiAH CLARK,
O. Green street. s.so, or John r. Emery, near the
propsrty.
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Arc You Insured P

The suhscris,r. hssiag scea appointed an Agent
for several Of the bssf Insurance. COMPANIES in the
country, IL prepared 20 take risks on Dwellings
stores, ndise, &c. And also Marine risks on
vessels, Rreghts and Cargoes on terms consistent
with solyeney ans fsr profit
iyrs cHAs. FRED TowLE.
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DE-. @. N. Shsies, Eclectic Physieiaa.
Siyes parie ulAr attention. 10 diseases OF the gese
srisay organs, and special diseases of women. Soo
Advertisement In another column. lyr2
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cnxNnprInx. BRnYCHlIlS. iSTuMi.

Casarrh, and all Chronic Diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs, successfully treated by INDICATED
ISHALArioS, and other Remedies by
Q. M . r 3 Z, M. d.,
Physician for Diseases OF the Lungs,
100 Congress Street, Portland, Me.
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10000

Dir. Burleigh SlpArt's Cough Medicine was discoy-
cred by Old Dc. Barlelgh Smart, OF kennebunk,
Me, and will cure the wOrt Csagh In three days.
For sale by al dealers In medicine al only - cents
q bottle. -
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AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds. and CONSUMPTION, aud all
Pulmonary Complaints, use the

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM.
which has Maintained les high reputation for
nearly yfsrfy ysars, and Is recommended by
many Of the most szis<af physieisas asd gea-
Hsass in the country, among whom are Rev.
Josi,h Itch, Phila.; Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher
New York; the late Prot Leonard Woods, An
dover theological Seminary; L. z. Thompson.
former Secretary OF State, Vt; Drs. Merrill,
Perry. Abel, Parker, Berry, and many others;
by the Press. and by the largest and Oldest
dealers In drugs and medicines IN the United
States aad Canada.
Price,-Small sine, So cts; Large sire, ST.
BE ear,tsI 90 get tAs SsRaiae, which Is prepare,l
oRiy By REED, CUTLER 4 CO., Boston, aud
sold BY dealers generally. 6masi9
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CAUTION.

,,,uy ,rhi,c a herebr cushioned against burins .
n.s,r on hand dated Dcs. sth. lsto, running In
fsxor Of ". feist Co. signed BIZ Richard Libby
aud vii NOD be PAID pY,,,pv
Barton, Dee. ID. issol-swi
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BEECHER'S SERMONS.

The Publishers OF the BOSTON TRAVELLER
have nave made an arrangement with Req Henry
Ward B,,ehu to publish every Saturday during the
ensuing year. Photographic Report Of his Eve
ming Discourse addressed TO the congregation at
large These sermons will be revised by Mr.. Beech.
or himself and pubi,sAsd IN no other poper. They
will be published In the Daily, Scientifically and
Weekly Trarslsr.
Particular attention Is paid In tho Traveller to
Foreign and Domestic Ss~', SAis Nsr', Martsf',
and stock Sales. The proprletors are determined
that while they furnish the cheapest paper shall
In no respect be inferior to the best PAPER In the
country.
The REVIEW OF THE WEEK, . summary Of
all the news OF tho week, with o running common.
tary upon the most important events; by one ofthe
best and most experienced writers In the country,
Is another feature peculiar TO the Traveller, and
adds greatly TO It's value.
We will furnish the paper on the following termi;
Daily, single copy, s6per year.
semi.wessly. single copy, L
A club OF ten, DO
Weekly, single copy.
A club OF ten, 10.
.And one copy to the getter up OF the club.
'..Cash always In advance.
woRTHINGTON, FLANDERS 4 co..,
PUBLISHERS.
Fur sale by all news agents
Wholesale Agents In Boston, John J. Dyer 4 CO.,
A. Williams A Co, federben a Go.
New York, Dexter Bro. Ross a Toucey. twl
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q An .Aeala reed Prot Woods sdvsrsissnsns
In another column
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THE UNION &c LOURNAL. x X }
LIST OF LETTERS

DREAMING UNcALLED for In the Post once,
II Biddeford, Jan. I, 1861.
= Persons calling for these letters will please
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York a.. Oct ~. ls6o. rhen personally appear
"a James NJ Deerlng within nAmed and made o&th
on the within account by him submitted.
Before Q. ID. LORD, Clerk Of Court Of Go. Com.
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Tune tls TIVE res-Erpsns.es tAs Iest Gxils.
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$yy 10
ASA GOwEN.
York IS Oct. 10. 1900. Then personally appear
ed Asa Gowea within named, and made oath OF the
within account by him submitted
Before q. d. LORD. Clerk Of Court Co. Com.
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COUNTY OF YORK,
T5L NJ Dssriag Co COnai,sionsr.
1850. DR.
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$40 BRoApwAY, NEw-YoRK.
N. B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded
by Tristram Gilman, at 8. +. Shaw's, 80 Fac
tory Island, agent for Saco and Biddeford and
vicinity, where specimen Engrayings and Art
Journal can be seen. 3w52
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PIsCATAQUA MUTUAL
FIRE AND M ARM E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
SOUTH BERWICK, ME.

or the business and Condition OF the Stock De.
partment Of the Company. made 10 the Secre-
tary Of the State Of Maine. pursuant 10 the
Statutes OF said State.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
Sabbath School Exh ibition at Milford.

On Wednesday evening of la week
an exhibition was given by the schol-
ars connected with the Presbyterian
Sabbath School at Milford, which was
largely attended The exercises con-
sisted of speaking, singing, &C., and
passed off to the entire satisfaction OF
all present. A handsome sum of mon
ey was realized by the exhibition which
will be appropriated in making an adj
dition to their Sabbath School Libra
ry. The School is in fourishine
condition, and the worthy Superinten-
dent and teachers deserve praise fol-
the energy and taste displayed in get
ting up the entertainment.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
I. M. BARToLETTE,
HIc,
From Sergeantsyiile.

From Sergeantsyille.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Military Hall Association of Ser
geantsville, was held in their Hall on
Monday CIV ming last. Mr. David
Jackson in the chair, and Mr. l.. Run
yam was appointed Secretary.
The Committee that was appointed
at a previous meeting, to draft Con-
stitution and Bylaws, reported thro'
their Chairman, They were taken up
and adopted by sections,
The election of officers Of the Asso-
citation, for the ensuing year, being
now in order, they proceeded to the
election, which resulted as follows:
Directors -Chas B. Everitt.
Chas, Shepherd,
J. NJ Dilts
Secretary II. S. Cramer.
Treasurer David Jackson.
Immediately after the election, the
Directors retired, and elected Chas.
B Everitt, President Of the Associa-
ton for the coming year.
Adjourned, to meet again on Satur-
day evening, March 3Oth, at which
time, Cor before) all persons having
.laims against said Association, will
please hand them in for settlement.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
Iron in Warren County,

The Sussex Democrat says, 1--WE
have in our Office specimen Of iron
ore taken from lot of land belong
ing to John Shaw, Esq, between
Johnsonbnrg and Danyille, in Warren
county, about so acres Of which ex-
hibit unmistakable evidence Of this
valuable mineral in great quantities.
A portion of this ore, sent to Strouds-
burg, in Pennsylvania, and made into
iron, revealed, on being tested, quail
ties inferior to no ore in the country
for any kind of manufacturing pur-
poses, or for other uses to which iron
is put. Should future events cause
the building of the Sussex ard Warren
Railroad, it is thought large in
crease to the resources of the road
might be effected by running in the
vicinity of this immense deposited min
eral.