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Foreclosure OF Mortgage.

WHEREAS, sylvester BOOthby Putnam \. Booth.
w by and David Boothby, by their mortgage
deed hearing date the twenty-soyenth day OF Sep
tcmber, A. d. 1855, conveyed In leo and In mOrtgage
10 IIorato J. Swasey OF Standish, In the County OF
Cumberland anu State Of Maine. certain tract OF
parcel Of land situated In Limington. In the Coun'
ty Of York, containing one hundred and twenty
five acres more or less, with the dwelling houses
aud other buildings thereon, being the farm upon
which the said David resides, and which he acquir'
c by the last will and testament OF his father, Da
Also. certain tract OF land situated In said Lin
ingtOn and bounded on the West by land Formerly
owned by Nathaniel Clark on the South by land
S.TS BY ous esSa
tanning thirty acres, more or less.
Also, one.half part in common and undiyideu OF
q certain other piece Of land situate In said LAIN
ington near Smalrs Mills, so called, and bounded
as follows, beginning at the Southeast corner Of
said Mill lot. thence South sixty degrees West on
said mill privilege thirty-six rods to a town road
thence South iiny-two degrees West To the County
road thence South-easteTly by said road thirty
two rods to land formerly owned by Jonathan Ma
son thence East thirty.four rods thence North
to first mentioned bounds, containing nino acres
more or less.
Also, one acre Of land separated from tho last
named lot by the road formerly improved by JET
fersOa Thompson.
said Limington, being part OF lot numbered eloy'
en- In range q, bounded as follows, To witi begin
ming at S0uth-westerly corner OF land occupied by
the old County road 10 Southeast corner OF the
Brag,lon lot thence Northerly on the Range line
To land now or formerly occupied by the widow
GOODWIN; thence Easterly by said Goodwin's land
TO said land occupied by David Doothby thence
by said land occupied by said David 10 first men.
toned boundary, containing thirty-threo acres
more or less.
Also, a certain other piece OF land situated In
said Llmington, containing four and one half acres
situated on the Northeast csrner OF land occupied
by James Boothby, and Is the same which was set
of upon an execution In favor OF William Claridge
against James Boothby Aforesaid, reference being
made for description 10 the record Of said levy IL
said execution. Also all other pieces or parcels Of
land situated In said Limington, 10 which the said
sylvester, Putnam and David or either Of them, ut
the date OF said mortgage deed, had any right or
title, for particular description reference can
be had of the record Of said mortgage deed In Book
2i2 pages 43S 10 40 OF the York County Registry
OF Deeds
And whereas, the said mortgage deed and mort
gage debt and note secured thereby and estate con
veyed therein, have been conveyed and assigned
10 me, Shadrach A. BOOthby Of Biddeford, In said
County Of York. by the said Swasey. 1 hereby
give public notice Of my claim by said mortgage
on said real estate, and that the condition Of said
mortgage Is broken, by reason whereof claim q
foreclosure Of the same.
n...l A., o,.l Toe, ,..oo -
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cUrANEous DISEASES.

the pride than any other human ills. Let those
who value far skin. purify their blood by
the use OF PERUVIAN SYRUP, which removes
such affections by stimulating the absorbents
tn take up and expel the morbid elements, by
the natural outlets Of the system.
The Rev. John Pcrpont says: 81 have been
cured OF troubles me cutaneOus disease by
the use Of the Peruvian Syrup, and il affords
tue great satisfaction TO find that IL Is making
its way into the confidence Of the medical pro-
fession. for my settled conviction is that il de-
serves the confidence, not of that profession
alone, but Of the public" 2w2
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POLITICAL KIND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Spruce; No IS, Lignumvite; No q, Iron; No
%, Spikes and Nails; No q, Lead. Zinc, and
Tin; No %, Hardware; No "a, Paints and Oils;
No -, Flax Canvass; No 20, Cotton Canvass;
No 30, Flax and Cotton Irvine; No 81. Glass;
No 80, Leather; No 80, Hose; No 81, Brushes;
No IS. bunting and Dry Goods; No q, Pitch,
Tar, Resin; No 80, Tallow, Soap, and Oil; No
80. Ship Chandlery; No 20, Stationery; No II,
Fire Wood.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Glass No 10. White Pine; No u, Iron; No
%, Spikes and Nails; No %, Lead. Zinc, and
Tin: No "a, Pig Iron; No Is, Hardware; No
n, Paints and Oils; No 30, Ship Chandlery !;
No ~, Boiler, Tank, and Galley Iron; No ~,
Chain Iron; No As, lngot Copper; No AZ, Bel
lows; No ~, Poles.
June IL. 25-4w
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TO YOUNG MEN,

And those suffering from bad results OF secret habits
usually termed NERVOUS Debility. Premature De
cay" etc, etc Published for the benefit Of the az
iicted and adapted to every individuals own pri-
vate use, giving all the necessary information for
the selfeure Of every one and without the expense
attending quaek books or medicines. This wotk Is
valuable TO every young man. Sent under seal on
receipt Of one dollar, by addressing
sy25 ]. ID, HIXON, ROcland, Ne.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ Q TIGE .

Br. Haley's uncharitable, unchristian ne
marks upon the character OF his neighoo'
Plumb, recorded in last weeks Journal, read
ers of which will end reply to the same upon
the second clifton Of said bill. whose PROBES
sional dignity eondescendei % NOTES.-The au
thor Of which my brother says Is beneath the
contempt of decent people. l. A. PLuAB.
Teeth ClsaAied, FILLED, Inserted, and Err
traeisd nth Pryor RoxsErs, ia tip-iop shape,
as usual.
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TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

THIS may certify, that for tho love and gsod will
i have for my respected son, Charles s. Small
OF Biddeford Mel do give unto him the remainder
minor portion Of his time until he shall become Of
lawful age, or To- the age Of u years. TO trade and
act In all respects f0r HIMSELF the same as though
he Was of lawful age, and claim none Of his earn
ings nor pay any debts Of his contracting amer this
date. RUFUS SMALL.
Signed and delivered In presence Of
y. ID. EDGERLr,
q. ]. CLEAvEs.
Biddef0rd, May 3lst, 1861, JwA
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, ist inst, by Rev. Chas. Tenney.
Mr.. George I. Blake to Miss Martha ID. Place,
both of BiddcfOrl.
In Saeo, 9Th inst, by Rev. J. I. @. Nichols,
Mr.. Charles :. Small. OF the BhldefOrd yolun-
teers. To Miss Mary y. McKennsy, OF ).
In Kennebunk, 81 inst. by G. VI. SWEET, ESD,
Mr.. George y. Goodwin to Miss Mary A. VIII
sOn.
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DR.. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment Of Cow
,spBtigE, CataSrA, i'tAma, BToRcAIIs and all dis
eases 1t the TAroat and LgRss by Medical lnhala-
tiOn with a view a. the accommodation OF his nu-
meruus patients aud others DESTROYS to consult him
In Saco, Bddeiord, and the surrounding towns, will
be at the BiddefOrd House. BiddefOrl, the GTd fri-
day In each month hereafter until further notice.
Ii stormy on Friday. Dr. W. will be at BiddeiOrd
the next day, Saturday, IL pleasant.
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A Q a r d =

The members OF the Kittery Artillery, occu-
plying Fort McClary, acknowledge the receipt
Of the sum Of two hundred dollars presented
to them by Rev. Daniel Austin of Hittery. And
duly approaching the kindness and the patri'
otism which prompted this generous gift. they
would express their grateful remembrance o.
the act. ELIJAH CLoUGH,)
RoBERr BRIARD, Com.
JonS W. HArEs,>
June, 1861.
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DEATHS.

In this city, 10th inst, Mrs. Abigail. wife OF
Col a. Z. ID. Hyde, formerly Of Ossipee. n. II.
In this city, 10th inst, Flo w., daughter Of
Charles y. and Ruth &. Hall, q yrs. mos.
In this city. 18th inst, James f., son Of John
q. and Mary L. Drew. Yrs. mos.
In this city. 2i inst. Ruth A. Bond, IL years
10 mos.
In Buxton. 10th ult, Daniel Kimball. i6
yrs.
In Buxton, sth inst, Abbie. daughter Of the
above, and adopted daughter Of |. 5. Hodsdon,
~ years.
lRhode Island papers please copy.
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a GAR ID.

The members Of the Kttery Artillery, occu'
pying Fort MeClary, render their thanks tc
Mr.. Charles W. Stimson and DR.. William X
Preston. Of Portsmouth, for their present Of q
Medicine Chest. with medical stores complete
and they would express their deep sense Of the
kindness and generosity, as well as the patriot.
ism OF the donors.
MARX W. PAUL, lCom
STEPHEN S.SrISSEr,
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oleOn
Fer Dre-.iag the Hair.
Perf,,ned with Otto of Roses.

Perf(imed with Otto of Roses.
The oil from which this elegant preparation Is
made Il 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 facts were observed by the
celebrated Oriental traveller, Dir Stephenson, who
first brought Of the oil 10 England In 1852 and
sold u % a chemist In London Its value at once
became apparent and the demand Tor Il was i'm
mense. II Is said that as many as 0n,O bottles Of
10 have been sold In that city alone In one day. IL
gives the hair rich. dark, glossy appearance, and
Keeps u moist and lively fOr great length 81 time
IL IS FREE from all the sticky grsasiHCss which all
other oils have and does not leave the hair brash
dry and full Of dandruif. IL can be confidently
stated that u Is the most perfect hair dressing IN
the world. The otto oi Hoses. costing nom g. 10
A. an ounce Is now used In II. which, when combin-
ed with the natural fragrance Of the oil, gives IL
peculiar and most beautlful perfume. For sale by
all apothscares. Price only Is cents. Double size
| Is cents. yist
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NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS.

r will send your valuable recipes, viz, sloans
L Horse OintmentI how 10 tame the widest hors-
IS how 10 cure the Cholic, Founder, Staygers,
Rlngbone and SPAWN or BOts-fOr al, or any
OF thea for % cts. Warranted 10 give satlsf.c-
ton, or the money will DO refunded.
Address,
ems rs. GORDON, Roxbary, Mass.
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NEWS ITEMS, &c.

SCIENTIFIC SURVEY. DIR Ezekiel hoi'ns'
md. Prof. @. II. Hitchcock have been ai
pointed by Gov. washburn to oonaae' '"0
Scientific Survey of the State under inc ~
solve OF last winter.
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STRAYED,

IRON THE PASTURE Of the subscriber, OF
L. Thursday the 23d inst, . light-rcd mare
colt, three years old, having yoke on her nccl
Mt that time; whoever will return said colt q
give information so that she can be obtained
shall be suitably rewarded.
LUKE w. HENNrSwAr.
Lyman, May 10Th. 1861. 3w23
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NEW
YARD

WE have made arrangements for full
w supply OF the different kinds Of COAL,
and In due time shall have good supply on
hand, which we shall sell at loo prices TO cor
respond with the times.
n snare OF patronage IRON consumers in Bid
def6rd and Sseo Is respectfully solicited, and
prices shall suit.
ABEL HERSEY,
J. II. HERSEY,
June lith. 25lf Saeo Wharf.
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At a Court Of Probate held at York, within and
for the County Uf York, on the first Tuesday IN
June, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty -one, by the Hon. L. bourne, Judge
OF said Court
nANIEL 4. WEEKS, Administrator Of the cs-
" tate OF MARY x. WEEkS, late OF kittery,
In said County, deceased having presented his hTst
account of administration OF the estate VI said de-
ceased, for allowance
Also his private account salnst the estate OF said
deceased for allowance,
Ordered. That the said accountant give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy OF this or
der to he published three weeks succe,siyely' IN
the Union ard Journal. printed at Biddeford, In
said county, that they may appear AT Probate
Court 10 he held at south Berwick, In said county,
ON the first Tuesday in July next. at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon, AMI shew cause, VI any
they have, why tho same should not DO allowed.
., attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy, attest, GeOrgo H. knowlton. Register.
Alta Court OF Probate held at York, within and
Tor the County Of York, ON the hrst Tuesday In
June, ia the Year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and six,y-one, by the Hon. L. +. Bourne, Judge
OF said Court
MARY THOMPSON, Administrative Of tho es-
vi tate OF BARTHOLOMEW THOMPSON, late
OF South Berwick In said county, deceased, having
presented her hnal account OF administration OF
the estate OF said deceased for allowances
Ordered. That the said Accountant give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy of this
der TO he published three weeks successiyey in the
Union 4 Journal printed at Biddeford In said coun.
holden at South Berwick In said county, the first
Tuesday In July next. at ten of the clock In the
forenoon. and shew cause, II any they have, why
the same should not he allowed.
IS Attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrus copy. Attest, George III. Kno~lton, Register.
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Milling,

TINE subscribers have erected at tho corner
i Of Main and Laconia streets, Biddeford, q
first class STEAM GRIST-MILL. and placed
therein the necessary machinery for grinding
grain Of oil descriptions. The mill has three
run Of stones (Burr) and all the machinery ne
cessary to do Custom work. Farmers, mer-
chants and others, having grain for milling.
may depend upon having the work done In the
best manner.
JOEL ROBERTS,
JOTHAM PERKINS.
Biddeford, June -, 1851. 25tf
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~we don't believe any decent man IN
N. Community will be sorry to learn that
The Bangor Daily UniOn-a rank advocate
of treason and defender of traitors has
given up its Improbable ghost Maine
Farmer.
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Alta Court OF Probate held at York, within and
for the county OF York, on the trst Tuesday In
June in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty.One. by the Honorable l.. r..
Bourne, Judge OF said Court.
g L. GOODALE, Administrator cum testamento
-. Annexo OF the estate OF CATHERINE y.
GOODILE. late OF Saco, In said county, deceased
tration Of the estate Of said deceased for allow
ancei
Ordered. That the SAID accountant give notice
To all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order To he published in the URI0R & Journal.
printed In BiddefOrd, In said county. three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at a Probate
Court To be held at south Berwick in said county on
the first Tuesday In July next ut ten Of the clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, fany they have,
why the same should not he allowed.
25 Attest George II. knOwlton, Register.
A true copy attest, GEORGE H. knOwlton, Register.
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leo Icoi

with leo Of the finest quality during the warm
weather, on application 10 his Ice House on Springs
ODHpIAn DuRGIN:
Diddcford. May y. 1861. Du
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.
SPRING ARRAN6ENd

The splendid and fast Steamships
~ Chr.a peake, CART SYDNEY CR0
<fEEwELI. and PatsPscs. Carr. Il. X.
2kf1vAILI. will until further notice run
as followsi
~ Leaves Browns Wharf. Portland, EVERY
WtDyESDIY and SATURDAY, at 8 O'Clock y. ~.
and leave Pier " North River. New York, EVERY
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock 2. ~.
The vessels are fitted up with fine accommcda-
lions for passengers, making this the most speedy,
sAfs and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including meals and state Rcoms
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and nun Mon.
trcal, Quebec, Bangor. hath, Augusta, EAstPort
and 81 John They also connect at New York With
steamers for Baltimcre, savannah and washing
ton.
shippers are requested 10 send their Freight IN
the boat before p. 81. on the day that she leaves
Portland.
Por Freight and Passage apply TO-
RMHRYA FOX, browns Wharf. Portland.
II. u. CROMwELL& Co, Pier i2,Sorth river MY
May 18th. 1850. fsu
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

N"s "'Ss" a'D SF - VT VN%"A'
Is continually In peril II she Is mad enough To
neglect or maltreat those sexual Irregularities 10
which two-thirds OF her sex are more or less sub
ject
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills. prepared nom the same
man, NJ ID, Of New York. has for twenty years used
successfully In an extended private practice-im.
medatcly relieve without pain, all disturbances Of
the periodical discharge, whether arising from re-
Taxation or suppression. They act like charm In
removing the palms that accompany difficult or I'm.
moderate meDstruatlOn, and are the only safe and
reliable remedy Tor flushes, Sick Headache, Pains
in the I.oins, Hack AMI sides, Palpltation OF the
Heart, Nervous TremOrs, ny stercs Spasms, Broken
sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects
Of an unnatural condition Of the Sexual Functions.
In the worst cases OF FiIor Iibas or Whites. they
effect speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are offered as the only safe
means Of renewing interrupted menstrustion, but
Ladies' must bcar In Mad
That on that rsry account. IL taken when the inter
Iuption arises IRON natural causes, they will iney-
absolutely necessary for such IL the tendency OF
the Pills 10 restore the original functions Of the
sexual organization, that they inevitably arrest
the process OF CESSATION.
EIpiieh directions, stating Wh,n, and uhen they
should not be used. with each box-the Price One
Dollar each Box, containing 80 pills.
A valuable Pamphlet to he had free Of the Agents.
any Agent. sold by Druggists generally.
X. II. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
% Cedar Street, New York.
Sold In Bddef0rd by A. Sawyer In Saco by y.
s. Mitchell, ond by Druggists everywhere. iyr9
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Dv. O. IL. shsles, Eclectic PhysIelas.
vi,es psrIcuar attention 20 dlseases OF the seaas
sr,ssv organs, and special diseases of women. Bee
Advertisement In another column. iyr2
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
AMER ARIA NGEME NTii

The splendid new sea-yo'ng Steam:
ia er f.Ie.: Cl,y, Lswis,.s. and
Ss4tkucs run sfcllows, -
Leave Atlantic wharf Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thur-iay and Friday, NJ .
o,eiock p. g., and Central Wharf, boston, every
MONDAY, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Rh.
dAy. All o'clocA y. ~.
fsTe-In Cabin. tI.25. On Deck, tiO.
N. d. Zach boat 10 furnished with large number
Of state Rooms. for the accommodation of Ladies'
and families, and travellers are reminded thai ~
taking this line. much saving OF time and sIpense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience Of ars-
wing In Boston Ut late hours Of the night wiz "
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers 70 taAs
the earliest trains out of the city.
The Company are not rsspon,s y "a ~. sss.on.
al, unless notice IL given and paid ior rae W
one passenger Tor every ~ saaiA""s' 's'.
u Freight 'Ais" L. billings. Agent
Portland. Nay ~. 100. tn
r7rPosrrHs printed ut this o1icc.
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS,

sACO AND BIDDEfORD TRAINS.
Leave Portland for saeo and BIddeford at7.oo
A. NJ,
Biddeford for Portland at 90 A. N.
SacO for Portland at $40 A NJ.
MONDAYS. Wednesday,, aud Fridays, q Steam
Boat train leaves Portland for Boston ut o'clock,
p 81, and on the arrival Of the Boat from Hanger.
leaves boston same days at o'clock, J.. ~.
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
''"'''" JOHN RUSSELL. Jr.,
SUPERINTENDENT
Portland. April !. 1861. iolsu
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At a Court Of Probate held az York. within and for
the county OF York. on the first Tuesday In
June, In the year ofour Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty-one,by the lion. L. T. Bourne, Judge
OF said Court;
OLIVER WILSON, Guardian OF CLARENCE ".
W MATTHEW'S, ANN a. MJTHEHS. and ELIZA
A. MITHEJyS, minors and children OfROBINSON
MATTHEW'S, late Of kittery, in said county, deceas-
cd. having presented his second account OF Guard
isnship of his said wards for allowances
Ordered. That the said accountant give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing n copy OF this
order To be published In the Union y JoWRai print
cd In BiddefOri, in said county, three weeks sue
eessiyely, that they may appear at PROBATE Court
be held at South Berwick, In said county, on the
first Tuesday Ia July next, at ten of the clock In
thefOreuOOu, and shcw cause, II any they haye,why
the same should not he allowed.
% attestj George II. Knowlton. Register.
true copy, attest, George II. knowltOn, Register.
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gA correspondent Of the n. Y. Times
writes as follows in relation to what John
Brown, Dr., is doing:
John Brown, Jr., instead Of being, "a TO
ported, raising men to invade the South, Is
engaged in Canada West in organizing the
yangul ard of an industrial army, whose aim
is TO take up the power 50 madly flung away
by the seeded States, and make OF King
Cotton democratic chief, whose rule shall
blcss, not destroy. In other words, MIR
Brown is organizing cotton-growing colonie,
among the colored people OF Canada. AL
of the emigrants who have gone to Hayt
intend to raise cotton. Ii is calculated that
within ono year llayti would place upon the
wharycs Of Liverpool one million bales oi
cotton, equal in value to the Egyptian yari'
ETY., and surpassed only by the Sea Island
Thousands oil emigrants have announced their
intention Of going. but in all probability
will be deferred by the late Spanish outrage
~ The leading haekmcn and carriag'
owners Of the city OF New York. in order t.
break up the present system of extortiOn ii
that city, have formed Hackmen's Asoci
alton, who will carry passengers from any
railroad depot or steamboat any distance moi
exceeding two miles for twenty-five cents
No extra charge will be made for the usual
amount Of baggage.
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woRx roR SmPrARDs.-A despatch from
Washington May 3Oth, says IS gunbOats are
to be built at the private ship-yards at the
North, by private parties. in order to give
wOrkmen employment, and to relieve the
Navy.
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HAMLlN & BACON,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law
kittcry. York Csanty, Ne.

VIII practice In the Courts Of York and Rocki
ham Counties, aud will give particular attention
20 the collection of debts In kittery. Eliot and
Portsmouth, Ia convey ancing, and the investigA
ton Of Land Titles aud 10 the transaction OF Pro
bate business.
CYRUS uAnLIS. 2Jtf FRANCIS BAcox.
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y We trust that mono Of our readers
will be deferred by its length from careful
perusal Of the matter whi,h we publish to-
day relative to the case OF habeas corpus
that has arisen in Maryland. IL is OF the
highest Importance that correct views Of the
principles involved in the case should be had,
and that all be prepared to answer fully the
specious arguments which treason and dcma-
goguism will adduce to justify Judge fancy
in his efforts to bring the judicial power OF
the Government to the support of the seces-
sionlsts. The length Of the article neccssl-
rily precludes other matter for which we
should have been glad to find space in this
paper.