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say tuty aiO atfehsaeeN
Austin Ida +
Bracket Hannah A
Burns II 5 mrs
Boothby Matthew
Bickford Obed L
Bradeen Susan
Binan Patrick
Bragdon Susan mrs.
Burnham Sarah j mr.
Burial Sarah mrs
Bowden Sally NJ
Blood Hiram
Burnham Henry NJ
Buzlell Frank
Bornham L Is
Burnham l. A
Byoon Elizabeth
Bragdon Edward
Burns & j mrs
Burnham Charles NJ
Bull Augusta
blanchard Mrs A b
Cleayes ID Is
Cleayes 4
Carleton Daniel Mrs
Coombs Betsey l.
Cousens Augusta A
Clark Alfred Mrs
Clifford Israel
Cummings j x CO.
Cummings James
Cleaves Jane j
Cross VIM
Cook Sarah j
Cullen Mary Mrs
Daily July A
Day Olivia
Dunn Peter
Davis Thos ID
Davis Henry
Dow George Neal-2
Durnal L II
Dyer Lizzie
Dunn Bridget
Emery Ellen Y
Emery Reuben
Henderson Jennie
foss Jennie G.
Fletcher Salome j
Quincy Stillmau
Couch W W
Gordon Oren mrs
Couch Mary J mrs
Goodwin j 5
Gordon James g mrs
Goodwin Jane mrs
Gootridge Hiram
Gore Ellen A
| Goodwin Charles N
Goodrich Almira mrs
Goodrich Alma
Hackett Alexine mrs
Hatch Ada L
Hammond Adehne
Hutchins Alden-2
nodgtlon Cath'e Mrs
Heighley Cath'e Mrs
Hill Elmira
| Hin II VI Mrs
Hill Henry
| Ilealey Henrietta
llugher Hsrritt
IIusSey John
Hooper John ii
Hin Israel
Hill Jos Z Capt
Hsrrigan Mary
Hannd NJ A
lIaines Mary J
Harding Nancy d Mr.
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Jones Abram Il
Joyce Edward
Jeffrey Matilda
johnson Sarah 8
knight Simeon
Kimball Alvin Pa
Kimball Anna Q
King Francis A
Kimball Emma
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YORK, ST.
Municipal Court Of the City Of BiddefOrd.

Third Monday Of October, 1861.
IN the action Samuel W. Luanes ct nj VS. s. Y. Leo
i pold disappearing that the defendant IN the above
entitled suit II not an nhabitant OF tins state, and
that his goods have been attached In said suit
and that the same Is civil action wherein the writ
Is dated the 18th day of September 1861 II IL by
me ordered that said Leopold I've notified. Of IN.
Ia the Union and Journal, and that said Leopold
may appear In said Court and answer 10 said suit
on the hrst Monday Of November next, II he shall
see cause.
WILLIAM BERRY,
Judge OF the Municipal Court
2wN of the CITY of Bddeford.
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lddrn-rHB TRIBUNE, ia Nassau st., NJ.


THE subscriber would take this opportuni.
i ~ tv inform the public that he u nov land-
ing ! CARO- Of ant quality whits Ash coaiat
his wharf. and also has ono 10 arrive soon.
vh,rh cosi ne viii sell 1t $500 ton from the
,.sssi. or rs rs II delivered. Also, Chestnut
Coal Al $40, delivered. Now Il the time ia
esil and rel your coal for winter.
SAMUEL WHITE.
Biddsford. Oct q. 1861. %
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Straycd or stolen.

STRAfED or stolen. the I3th inst, from the en-.
- closure OF tue subscriber, on Summer street, q
head. Any one finding such COW or giving any
information rs TO where she may be found will be
suitably rewarded.
,, ALBERT HALEY.
Biddeioru, Oct u, 1861. 3wi3s
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VUpwsrds Of ten thousand men are now
employed at the Brooklyn, Charleston, Phil.
adelphia, Washington and Portsmouth Navy
Yard.
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~It appears that this country has saved
during the last nine months eishty-6ve mil
lions Of dollars in diminished imports.
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LADIES LEVEE {!

THE ladies connected with the Methodist Society
| In Biddcford will hold social Leyee ut the
CITY HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, evening,
Nov. 9th.
TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
TO he obtained at A. II. Jelleson's. and Boyden's
stores, Liberty Street, and at the door.
iI-2w Per order Of Com.
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BERWICK ACADEMY.

THE Winter Term Of this Institution will
i commence WEDNESDAY. Nov. 10th, and
continue 10 weeks. under the instruction Of
A. c. STOCKIN, A. NJ. PRIscIrAI-
Mr.. Stockin, whose services the Trustees have
obtained - permanent Instructor, 10 we'll
known a. successful and experienced Teacher,
and every edort win be made. by systematic
and thorough instruction. to make the school
worthy the patronage Of all.
II. II. HOBBs, sec.y.
8. Berwick. Oct. 10. 1851. +-3w
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their ground vel. Col. Baker compliments.
Col. peVens and gave hse"in%,n. ,r,n.-
the line OF oattlr' ana |" an they .,.-
Terrell 70 the ie'' a''er D. ',.,,v a. battalion
euied the ~0'eo'oa. - ,srnlo,ed a. air.
driiL ineS WIZ h.,k
mlsners Ao ns ,ne 18th
~. ns,,-,,lS v,. thc sr,t 10 receive the
g.. Color ser,,.nt Joshua Preema.
s.Sai ,bs color, OF the 18th. Col. Deyens and
mos, Of the officers lost their swords IN crOss-
inc IN. river.
Tn. sL,r,n;.h NJ T..Sa.v ~.. s,,ch, NJ, o,,,
III. .,.h,.;,.,v nv IN. ;na.,.,ds,, .o,,... n,
49,. NJ. ...r,.A0o,.,. TO-, s.,n.
- :, g., .na ~, :, a.. ,o,, N...
-, tn. -. g.. $50, q, ON,
-, -, S.Ts..,',. ,,,-.,..;r,; .,d
-. a.. - .,,"-.,..I a. an o,r
n,,,s e. g., -. ~ a.. 81 a. ,h.rn-
shoo,e,s- n rebel falling at each shot, aud the
sfirmness Of Co. X. prevented the execution Of
their plan. The loss OF the enemy was great
while only one oi our men Was killed. The
skiImishers Eerc aided BIZ several shots from
our batteries on the Virginia shore.
Ger. Lander was in Washington when the
newsot the death OF Col. Baker was received. lie
Immediately rrpsired to the Command Of Col.
Baker. and took charge o. that brigade. In q
few hours Afterwards he was wounded in the
leg, but not seriously.
Cal B,Ler MA. bur;ed In washington. ON
Thursday.
The rebel accounts OF the battle at Balls
Bluff, m the Richmond papers, illustrate the
spirit Of exagseration which eharaeterises all
the stories got mp ON the rebel side. These re-
ports state that the rebels were opposed by
twelve regiments and Ave batteries -four troops
whereas Il Is known that we had not much more
than 100 men in the action. Col. Evans was
made Brigsdier on the field, for having sehiev-
ell grand victory with $500 men over Union
force OF 10000.
y,ox I'm. urs,
r., p.,.
:, J,
% Ns ~, p "''r,N
e'Pe - - 'ss''. -
are. Our 10. was triaing. That Of the enemy
is not reported.
Major searoni. a, the head Of Gen. Fremon,'s
body-guard Of about 900 men. charged upon
the rebels. about 1000 strong. " Springfield On
Friday, drove them from the town. and h"ls'ed
the stars and stripes on the eour'-nOuse. "en'
Fremont IN Ms asP'''H "anOa"'"S VI. " ~,
sNn 'na' :" S ,nou'a Cv 'n, 'P'"S"''' VIZ"
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Smith Junia G =
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Strout Ellen
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Ward Almira A Mp-2
Witham Clarinda
wilkins Lottie-4
White Christians Mrs
Watson Charles W
Wakefield Ellen
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

received yesterday commission from The
Montgomery Government Of Third Auditor
in that concern, and he is considering Wlieth-
er to accept il or not lfhe was a true man
he would have laid the commission instantly
before President Lincoln.
A dispatch to the Times, says;
II Is evident there that the policy Of the
Administration is rapidly crystaliziDg. The
power Of he Government Is TO be tested, or
rather the will Of the people 10 sustain the
laws and enforce unity. The President has
come slowly up TO realize the necessity Of de-
oisive and vigorous action, and the Revenue
laws are to be enforced in Louisiana, as in
New York, il the Army and Navy at the
command Of the Government can do il.
lam confident that in less than q week
every port Of importance, south Of Charles
ton, which has inland communication, will
be blockaded. Il is for this purpose that Ves-
sells of war are being fitted for sea, and not
for transport, as was sui posed. Merchant
vessels will be chartered for transport service.
Suddenly, all our army officers that were
quartered in this viciuIty are missing, and
the fact is aacerlained that they have left
under sealed orders, TO be opened at sea-
The disuscted wives leak out this latter
fact.
Capt. Meigs was detailed from the Capitol
buildings Wednesday night, and ordered
away with only twelve hours notice. About
thirty artiicers were sent with him on Sc
Gre service, not knowing their destination
beyond New York. No visitors were admit
ted at the Wur Department to-day, except
those connected with the service.
have reason TO believe that the Govern
ment Is TO be sustained in its efforts 70 per-
petuaie its authority by the sympathy OF she
Great Powers whose representives have de-
cidedly thought unoficially, expressed de-
sire that the integrity Of the Union shall be
maintained. They dread the dissensions
among themselves which our dissolution
would be likely TO engender.
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BLOOD FOUDI
BLOOD FOODi
nHaHrHTf EnTnnnN


70 All euherlng from COnsump ption, incipient or
eo1nrmeds or IRON debility Of any kind II from
mental or nervous prostratiOn, brought on By any
oaEsei OF from SCI oful0us complaints; from d g.
eases Of the kidneys or bladder; and to Ladies suf
ler1ng any o. the many distressing complaints their
sax are liable to- and which engender Consumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
4 offered ss Certain and Reliable Remedy. Differ
ing "A every from the patent medicines Of
the dAys Il 1s q chemical combihatiUn ( IRUN UL-
fHUk and PHOs PHORUS, Ofvery great worth, and
many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony To
the benehts u has cohierreu them.
ChUkCH 4 DUPONT, 4l9 BrO-dWay, New York
are the SOLE prypfetyrs Of the article and have in
conoeQ uenc5 Of . fraud attempted UPON the public
changed the cOlor Of the outside Wrappsr from RED
% ThALOW and increased tho sizr the bottle to
ounces Be vsrg cautious ia buying 10 see that the
ac-simr oi their signature Is The outside Of the
Wf1ppsrs a. all others are cOunGerteits In cunse-
luencs q the lhrse dcmanu i0r THE article the Ul
lyGing druggists hay all prderd and recsiyed sup
plitn Ol the new kihd, viz
Chaa. A kiuiball, m. III French, J. r. Hayes,
a: stauiels, SUD san uei kidder Jr Lowell.
- Sud by hm. FlSkE, druggist, Cleveland,
Shio. febZj:dkw
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A FKIEND N NEED TRY ~

D2- sVEET's iNFALLTHLE LIsIEEEr is prepared
Eom thu rscipe Of Dr.. stephen Sweet. % cen
aeeticutl the great bonesefter and has beer used in
his pra1tieo for the last twenty years with se most
astonishing success. As an external rsmedy Il is
Wtthout rivsladd wiz alleviate pain mere spssd-
" than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorder il d truly iHllihIs ana a 8
curative for SORES, WOunds So = 1i 49,
a.. .,osR,fr =dtlo powerful renrtirsuing
-ESatidsl excite the ust wonder and aston .shment
Of al who have ever given it a trial. Over four
nnndred cert Of remarkable cures psi iofmsd
oy Il within the last two years, attest this fact
For sale BY Strong & Armstrong and VIM Risle
See advertisement sep27- -R25dkW
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MUTHERis READ THls.

The following is an extract from q letter written
~ the pastor OF q Baptist Church 70 the journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umss In iav0r OF that world-rsuoEbed medicine, o.
Has WIEsLoE's soorHtEs sTauP FoR CH1LDREH
rEEEHiEa;
I'VE SEQ an adFertiHsment IN your eoIunns OF AIru
HinaioW's Soothing Syrup. Now We ns7sr said
word IN 3Vor OF patent medicns before 10 our iss
eus We isei eomRsod % say 70 your readers tis
no humbug-WE HkTE TEIED II, AND KNOW II 70
Al IT CLANS. It is probably, one Of the most
eosauul medicines Of the day, because it is one Of
tie best And those Of readers who have babies
saa't &c bstter than % lay in supply"l = 81
See advsrtisemsnE in another column ssnasRas
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Peace or War---sFhe Government Policy.
A Washington dispatch to the N. Y Trib-
tds says;
b Apainful suspicion has seized on the pub
lie mind ia Washington, and it has extended
to Baltimore in some degree, that q Oceu-
patton of the Federal Capital is actually enter
tained by JEFF. Davis, who is sll-supreme in
/ his mili.ary power. The question is ask
ed, What is that arch-traitoT, Ben Nc. Gull
Tough, dong in Virginia at this juncture
| Why has so much pains been taken TO create
= Secession sentiment along the line Of rail-
way from Wilmington in North Carolina
/ to Alexandria in Virginial Why are the
rebels SO eager for the Virginia Convention
10 precipitate an ordinance OF Secession upon
! the people Of that State7 What does the
recent beIligerent card Of d. A. Wise Co.
to the men of their kidney in the eastern
/ counties of Virginia mean7 Why are tile
Richmond Whig, The Lexington Valley Star,
/ and other Virginia Union newspapers brought
M and made to 8y the Secession fag2 The
| answer to these aud hundred other kindred
/ ouestiops. Is, that the invasion and seizure Of
Washington BY tbe rebel Government II ser
ionsly contemplated, and what is worse, is
/ actually pIucLCAUles lAeJ euy tua-s uSsHtH 8
is easier for JEFF DAVIS than 10 land 5000
troops at Washington, and to make them
heradls Of their own arrival by theseizure Of
the telegraph and the railroads, and By the
sympatbies Of the section through which they
run. g
The public alarm is not for nothing, in my
Judgment Il Is increased by the withdrawal
lofRny portion Of the Federal troops at the
Capital, .ioI people, neither here nor there
haze any'too great confidence in the militia
in such an emergency. Let but JEFF. Davis's
4 bUgle sound, and hosts Of men in Washing
- and Baltimore, who are now giving list
I less obedience 70 the Federal Government
would soon rally to the rebel flag. Nothing
short ofthe continued presence in Washing
ton of an adequste force viii quiet apprehen-
! 10 show you how widespread the defcc
ton Is in the Government Departments n
: Washington, need only mention one lac
that has come to knowledge in he last lev
hours. 0ns Of the clerks Sin the Indian Bar
J sau, in the enjoyment Of an sl,soo selaEJ
q. 49, -ssr s7asI9s aotHiTiQ No t1oiaaA g
atE ~ fiasolnI setfn lhUai9Yal
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- AdEsrtIssment alseuhera.

DR- s. A. WEAvER's CERATE.-It is now
about ten years since this article was FIRST introduced
70 the public, and such has been its success, that
from tue annual sale Of fsW thousand bottles oft,
the sales have nov reached Millions In the same
length Of time. Now what ia tho reason OF this
great increase Of It's use Simply from The TACT that
there never has been an article that could be COM
parsd 70 it, for curing many that class fdseases
Whleh have always been said 70 be incurabls IL has
eured diseases afer they have stood for years. and
eEeEy other tried remedy has failed. Il has effected
permanent cures Another reason of its great suc-
eeas L from the act that when one person uses IT,
nnda out what twill 90, and tells it his ghbors
and the use Of one bottle is make sale OF hun
drsds Of others We have never pufed it. or tried to
force it upon the public but have left it % make its
Own way and establish its reputation aud it has
90 ar done t, that IN places where it has been
iairOdueods il taxa tbs place Of all other Ointnents
and Salvss
- sold By Z. ?. Gaylord, Q. S. Macksnzie, T.
". saekrider, Strong a Armstrong and Wm Fake,
Cleveland, D.
HS-sea Adturtiseu8anf -a
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d
~ Prof WOODY RestoratiTe Cordial. Its reeorded
Inthe Classics that Psyche once Sent to climate
warnlrr than the Ne5t ndss t0 pfucure a. sasnpss
Of che beauty OF ProserPihs IN bux. Aftrr sumo
delay tne ulessen ger returned. Is soon as the fdb
of the box was removed aout few llir tha Ills thal
hesh l. hsiE 10 horfu1assy hops vas found ia the
Dot tom ol the box PrO Wood hestuI tiVe Curdidi
wives the recollection OF the story iuVfgo-
rates the bl2ld aids tle Orgns gesiun, il parts
strength % The nervous 5 sJln, and fortifes the
citadel Of hedlth 30 % bii dencs % riI ssauits
" disease, Il Is healthy tenict PISSED enurely
o. vegetable Productions aud y lille % ting
as pure wines inlu ions rdsi Is possibly folisH
II is a d. ueratum in the meaica world and
Hose who afflicted with less OF appetite, Dyspep
sla, Uonsunp i0h, Ftin1neas Ghf iless, Neuralgia
Palpitation 0t The Heart, SC, viii mud here "A IN
taliible panacea.-lst. Louis Daily Express.
~ Prof. Woods RestoraiiTo- CordtI and Blood
RenUvalor Is without d0abt the best Ionic Cozdiai
IN the world To those Who are sunerirg iroIa Zen
erul Debility, We would recommend is .I, ir ne
pleasant . the TASTE Is strzu ~ the HYstrm
ana viii nt once nd 10 remove i'm puflfIes Of the
blood and eradicate all traso5 Oftlsesc- It can e-
taken by the weakest stoula d, whiio those ia good
health will al once feel its exliaFaRnR poEsrT We
content that after using one bottle OF this Cor
dial none win be nj aCay Fithoutit-rh Y. Leader
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= rrls y .l-4-l Isil3ilrHq .d1ow olhiop
r 49, zsan .7asT1s uaiHfViQ T1ofanl .sgI5fg an
q feaQloI seido .hUsisY7lD ,faola
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Peace or War----Fhe Government Policy.
A washingion dispatch 70 the n. Y. Trib-
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- We congratulate our readers upon the
atreovery Oi = ure cure for kheul atism Guut asld
Aeuralgia aud all Mer uIi-l Diseases, hich is ei-
ctcd vii hout the Use Of internal mediciues, which
oeNtEoy tue cu9 tllutiuu and We temporary relief
on J.. 10 iact1 u 3 The only kuUwn remedy Uegtiig
perieot cures u1d We fsel NHrTanted, frOm It's re-
cqlninenoa5iUnss IN calling the attention Of tue ar
lletea aul tuqae afin8 lriens su1efinE from kheu-
mntlsmi Gout VI Neuralgia, the pernicious effects
o. mercury, % the advertisement IN another column
Of our papr, VI Or Lelauds Anti fheumatiC Baud
H3-5Old by VIM. IsKE Cleveland, U. fsbzj
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1876 SUPERIOR ST
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E.1r SanIOla's Liver luYiRorator znd Ustharti
Pills aro to- sale by
CHgRCHILL BRO, DrrgEigts,
R1o S.M cor Pnh. square and Ontario Il.
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SgtliS. agutitss.
MHNHOoDl
HoW LosF. now REsToRED.

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Radical Cure Of spermatorrhea, or Seminal Week
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emlssions and Impcten y resulting from BelI-abuse
&c. By Robt J.. Culyorwell, n. D. sent under seal,
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BoWory, New York. Post once Box, No. l,saa.
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II bereby certify that 4 have been dealing "A the
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March u 1871. 49, -. Meaieel Agent
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