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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the undersigned, having been appoint
w ell by the Hon. f. +. Bodrne, Judge Pro-
bate for the county Of York, Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims Of the creditors
of William Frost, late of Sanford, In said coun-
~ of York, deceased, hereby give notice that
SIX months, from the ID day Of July, 1861 have
been allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims, and that We will attend to
the discharge Of the duties assigned US at the
Office of Samuel d. Emery, in said Sanford, on
the second Tuesdays Of October, November and
December, 1861, from ten o'clock A. Nj. until
four p. NJ, of each Of said days for the pur-
pose above named.
SAMUEL NOVEL;, )rou
SAMUEL u. EMERY, ''"
Sanford, July 20, 1861. 3w32
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DEATHS.

In this city, oath ult. very suddenly. OF cholera
morbus. Charles +. Gould. aged 50 years, months
and ~ days
In this city 27th ult. George A., son Of Capt.
White, aged 10 years and ten days.
In this city, 18th ult. Mary A., daughter OF Ste
In Sleo. 2lst ult. Eliza Jane, daughter OF Ira
Berry, aged years.
In saco, 18th ult. infant child OF 0bediah and
Lydia II. Durgin. aged months
In Ssco. lth ult, Walter Edgar, only son Of Ill.
ram and Clara Il Usnson, asei 4 months.
In Limlngton 18th ult, Of disease OF the heart
Charles y. son of Nm. ~. and Jane " Bradbury
aged years, and months
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= Great as was the force of the enemy
at Manassas, new regiments, containing more
men than there opposed our army, have al
ready been offered to the Government, and
their services have been accepted. The dis
position among the returning three months
volunteers to re-enlist is almost universal,
and most of those who, before the late disas-
ter, intended to remain at home, have
changed that determination in consequence
of tho increased necessity for their aid
Thus even from the nettle danger we may
pluck the flower safety. Tho defeat OF one
army will only stimulate us to form more
new ones. The discovery Of defects in its
organization will urge US to guard against
and remedy them. 1t would be folly to ex-
pcct that no unbroken chain Of victories will
await US IL we neglect the means and pre-
cautions which are necessary to achieve them,
but we have only to avail ourselves OF the
resources at our command to make the I'm
ion cause once more triumphant.
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To YOUNG MEN.

And those suffering from bad results Of secret habits
usually termed "Neryous Debility. Premature DE
cay" etc etc Published for the benefit OF the af
iieted and adapted to every individuals own pri
vate use giving all the necessary information FOL
the selfcure OF every one and without the expense
attending quask books or medicines. This work II
valuable to every young man. Sent under seal OF
receipt Of one dollar, by addressing
sw25 I'D nixon, ROckland. Me.
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pro,es, against his misrepresenting the good
Uaion mon Of good old Wells.
The writer of the article is known. and
known to be secessionist, and in a future
article | may take the liberty to make known
his name to the public, that he may be held
up to the scOrn he so eminently deserves.
"a USloS MAN."
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4 Dollar Photographs. z

rVN.B. The assertion that there Is only one
place In saco or Blddefbrd where DOLLAk PhO-
rOGRAPils are made, aud that there will be none
amer .two weeks" Is oil humbug, and tniyty
ever since last November and shall continue 10 do
30 whether any Transifory EsfsbiisAmesi snAil
leave here FOR tAs Rsrs" or remain until the war
10 over
~ Rest assured whenever you see Picture o
any Kind, that you can get the same at Meken
ney's, for he 10 bound 10 keep up with the times,
aud have all the improvements. cost what 10 may.
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DR, MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF Con-
suraptisp. CatnrA. IsiAma, bronchitis and all as
eases OF the TAroat and L,Hys by Medical lnhala-
ton with a view TO the accommodation OF his nu'
merous patients and Others DESTROYS to consult him
In Saco. BiddefOri and the surrounding towns, will
be at the BddefOrd House, Blddeford. the Hrf frt
Jss in each month hereafter until further notice
In stormy on Friday. DIR. VI. will be at BiddeiOrd
the next day, Saturday, II pleasant
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HONEST INDUSTRY
Will receive its Reward y
F YoU WOULD SECURE CONFIDENCE.
MEIER DEcEUEy
No. 1 WASHINGTON BLOCK,

No. 4 WASHINGTON BLOCK,
As my stay in this place Is altogether unlimited,
persons who may wish Pictures of themselves or
kiends living or deceased, can he sure OF getting
them finished In the hest style, by calling at my
rooms and my cork - rarraHfsf not 20 ifs or spot
A large assortment OF Fancy Cases, Fancy and
gilt Frames, constantly on hand and Tor sale NJ
wholesale and retail at the lowest prices Tor cash.
4 am sure take the best pictures, and make them
as eheap as they can he obtained at any other
place noe or Asredffsr Bear In mind that my rooms
are permanent, and you will always hud me there.
am. as usual, making Photographs OF all sizes
and prices plain or colored the very best and on
Iy HEAL IAMBROTYPEsi Letter Ambrotypes
uelaInotypes. &c, &c. This 10 the only place IN
The county where the beautiful Card Pictures, y
f,r Al OD, or full length for the same can be oh,
tained. r. A Stereoscopic Panorama Is NJ all
times on free exhibition. -
Mr.. McKenney would return his unqualihed
thanks 10 his fe.iowctitcns tor their liberal pat.
ronage and will expect % receive the same, Good
pctyes nd prompt ate ntion 10 business will So
cure IL. All arc cordially invited to call.
L. Ii. MCKINNEY.
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SANFORD BANK.

THE undersigned. receivers OF the estate
and effects Of the Sanford Bank ut sanford.
Maine. hereby give notice 10 all persons In.
ierstei, that claims and demands against raid
Bank. founded on It's bills or other evidence OF
Indebtedness may be laid before them for ex
animation and allowance, and such bills filed
with them Mt any time before Jan. J., 1852; and
that they will be in session for the purpose OF
receiving evidence Of such Indebtedness. at the
ottice OF APPLETON & GooDESow in Alfred /,
York County, Maine, on the FIRST and FOURTH
WEDNESDAYS OF each month ill Jan. ]. 1902,
prior 20 which time all claims and demands
against said Bank must be presented.
JosEPH DANE,
Vim. q. CosAxr.
Alfred. July IS, 1851. 3w3i
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| YORK, S.
To Abner Mitchell and Timothy Shaw Jr /,
of.Ai|rei, and .Nafhan o. Kendall Of Bid
dstord, an in said County Of York,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, at a regular session Of the
w County Commissioners Of the County OF
York, begun aud held ut Alfred. within and for
said County, on the second Tuesday ofOctober,
A. ID. 1850, on petition of Isasc w. Rankin and
others, praying for the widening AMI straiglten-
ing ny new location or otherwise, the highway
from dwellinghouse of Luther Cooling IN Acton
to dwelling house OF Jonathan Blaisdell IN
Lebanon. such proceedings were had, rs by the
report Of said Commissioners in the premises,
now on file, appears, "a true copy whereof, aud
of said original petition, with the onler OF said
Commissioners thereon, are hereunto annex
cd, J from which adjudication of said Commits
sioncrs upon said petition appealed 10 the SUI
prene Judicial Court to he held ut Alfred with
IN and for said County of York, on the fourth
Tuesday of May, A. ID. 1850, and thereupon all
farther proceedings were staycd IN siil Court
Of County Commissioners until decision
should be had in said Supreme Judicial Court:
and at said term Ofsad Supreme Judicial Court.
said appeal was accordingly entered, and said
Court dill thereupon appoint you, being three
disinterestel persons 10 perform the duties here
matter specified that Is 10 say: iUu are To cause
attested copies of the original petition thercoftO
he served upon the Clerks ofthe Towns ot Acton
aud Lebanon in sail County VI York, together
with notice Of thu time, place aud purposes OF
your meeting for the performance Of the duties
hereafter named; You are Ia cause copies OF the
same, with u like notice, tn he posted up IN
three public places In each of said towns: you
are Ia cause a O. py of the same, and n like no.
tice, to be served upon the County Attorney Of
sail County Of York; and you are 10 publish
three weeks successiv-ly an a,tcstcl copy Of
laid petition, with like notice, in the Union x
Journal, q newspaper printed In BhldefOrd, IN
said County. the first Of said publications, aud
.tach Of the other notices, To be at least thirty
days before the time Of said meeting, TO he by
you appointed ~ aforesaid AT which time
and place (atter II has been satisfactorily shown
that the above notices have been duly given,
and after being sworn,) yOn are Ia proceed To
view the route named in said original petition,
and other routes and roads connected there
with, and after giving hearing to the parties
and their evidence, at some CONVEX lent place IN
the vicinity, you are Ia report 1t the term OF
said Supreme Judicial Court 10 be held nj
Alfred, within AMI for said County Of York,
on the third Tuesday Of September, A. ID. 1851
whether in your opinion the judgment Of said
County Commissioners, on the Aforesaid petition
should be In whole or In part affirmed or ie-
yersed.
Witness, JOHN. s. TENNEY Esquire, at
Alfred, the fifteenth day Of June, Ammo Domini
1861. G. b. LORD, Clerk.
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y Col. +. W. Lander was In tho battle
at Rich Mountain, Western Virginia. A
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
writes that while tho 6ghs was going on,
"Col. Lander and Lieut.. Poe, us. topo-
graphical engineer, were making a recon-
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stray Pig.

Came on the premises Of the subscriber on
the 10th inst. pig supposed to weigh abou,
75lbs. The owner is requested to call, pay
charges aud take her away.
.wnLiAN wALKrR.
Kennebunkport. July 10th. 1861. 3w32'
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NOTICE

Having purchased the Stock and Stand lately oc-
cupied by Sands fogg, respectfully inform the
citizens OF Biddeford and Saco. aud my friends
throughout the County, that intend 20 carry on
the Butcherng and Market House business In all
it, branches, and solicit fair share OF their pat
rOuage. Hu SAMtt b We ShA"'
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MAssACHUsE IT'S.

BOSTON, July ~, 1901.
SUFFOLK. S.
Then personally appeared the above name'l
William Dwight, Treasurer Of the Saco Water
Power Company, and made oath that the above
statement by him subscribed Is true.
Before me, and am Commissioner OF the
State Of Maine. resident In said Boston. duly
commissioned and qualified By the Governor,
AMI under the laws thereof, 10 take dispositions
aihiayts, acknowledgment Of deeds, &C.. TO b
usei or recorded In Maine.
Witness my hand and Official seal. at Boston,
this July 10th, 1861.
GEo. 7. ANGEL.
3w3i Commissioner Of Maine In Boston.
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ABNER MITCHELL,
TIMOTHY SHAW, JR
NATHAN o. KENDALL.
SacO Water PO,oer Co.


TIIE Treasurer of the Saco Water Power
i Company hereby gives notice that the
amount of all the assessments voted by SAID
company, and actually paid in, Is one million
and seven thousand two hundred dollars; that
the amount of the existing capital stock Is six
hundred and seventy thousand dollars; that
the debts due from said company on the hrst
day Of June last past was two hundred my
four thousand two hundred and sixty-one dol,
lars and eighty-two cents; that the amount oil
capital stock invested Ia real estate, buildings,
machinery and other fixtures, Is six hundred
and seventy thousand dollars; that the last cs.
timate.l value affixed to the real estate OF said
company By the assessors Of the towns In which
the same is located, IL four hundred and my
seven thousand three hundred anil thirty three
dollars; aud the aggregate value affixed Ia III
the taxable property of said company by said
assessors, is s3li ,0i0.0o.
WILLIAM DwfGuT, Treasurer.
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No Movement Before Fall.

The telegraph announces that q second
movement OF the Fedlral troops into Virgin
ia will not DO made before fall. This infor-
nation is sent with no qualification whatever,
and is probably entitled to rs much credit ~
the mere guess of any newspaper correspond.
ent now in Washington Although We feel
under obligations to place before our readers
nearly all the dispatches which reach us
through the ordinary channel, we are equal
ly under obligations to warn them that in
many instances, personal judgment must be
exercised in order 10 estimate the degree oil
confidence to be placed in any particular an.
nouncement. One rule which is always well
to regard, is, that when the information sent
presupposcs that the sender Of the telegram
has been taken into the confidence OF Gen.
Scott. OF of the War Department, II is worth
but tery little, and may be set down us
mere guess. The announcement which forms
the title of this article is an instance in point.
No man in his senses believes that either
Gen. Scott or Secretary Cameron has made
confdant of the agent of the Associated
Prcss OF of any special newspaper CORES.
pendent; and unless confidential interviews
have been held between the correspondent
and the authorities. he cannot possibly know
whether an advance will be made in one week
or in three months, and as for guessing, each
man is entitled To the privilege Of guessing
for himself.-Portland Advertiser.
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BiddeiOrd, Aug. /, l
Persons calling fo
say they are "advcrtI
Allen Daniel II
Allen II A
.Arding Mrs Maria
Allen Margaret
Blanchard Mrs A N
Brown Mrs
Blake Miss L A
Bracket Miss Lizzie
Blake T. b
Blake Geo 7
Brown Jas &
Brown Mary j
Burnham Lorenzo
Bradbury Lell
Burnham Millbury II
Brooks Mrs NJ A
Bradbury Samuel
Bryant Susan Il
Burrill Mrs Sarah
Brine Richard .
Brown Samuel s
Bowers Wealthy
Cummings WIN
Conklin Vim
Curtis Vim
Card Mrs Sarah Il
Chapman Susan
Cooper Marsha III
Casey Mary
Cummings Taber
Crapford X u \ Co
Campbell Mrs III A
Carlton Henry
Clark Edward
Crosby Ella ID
Coolidge Elizabeth Is
Collins l. G
Chadbourne Chas
Davis l. Wescott
Dyke Addie l.
Day Augustus A
Dexter Chas Is
Dean Emma L
Dresser Ellen VI
Davis Mrs Louisa
Druggett Mary 3
Durgen Rose
Downs Reuben
Dillingham; Mrs s L
Emerson Mary
Emery Mrs Hannah
Elliot Georgiana
Emery Elmira
Emerson Mrs Eliza
Folsom Mrs L A
French Sarah ia
Preethy Ruba NJ
French John NJ
Foss Mrs Eudoxia
Floyd Eliza
Foss David w
Fowler Deborah
Foss b
Glidden johanna
Getchell James j
Gallagher John
Gallison Mrs Mary :
Grooms Mrs Mary G.
Goodwin Mrs Margar
Grayhan Ruth I
Hill Abbie @
Hopping VIM
Hasty s II
Holden Mrs Rosan'h
Hough Noah
Hobbs Mrs Mary A
Hill Mrs Mary Abba
Holbrook l.
Hooper Mrs Lucy
Hodsdon John w
Hooper James
Hill Ira
Hatch James ID
Hatch Josiah p
Hill Hiram
Hammond Geo II
Hobson Nellie p
Hodsdon Mrs Lizzie
L.
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sherin,s Sale.

YORK. ss-July ., 1851.
ny virtue of an execution which issuef upon
ID Judgment In favor % Joseph Littleneld. s,n, "
Wells. In said county. AsstssdmsH ~ saiss JAMES
N Hubbard. OF Wells, Ia aid ecuHv. hsssssdnaa.
nj The supreme Judicial Court begun ADJ holden
at Alfred within and for aid county o. tork, on
the fourth TUESDAY of May. A. ID, 1851, have IA
Ven All the right IN equity that the said James n.
Hubbard had on the thlrtleth Gay 81 April, "A. ID.
IsfD the day wien the slne was attached on metne
nro-,es. 10 redeem q certain mortkaged real estate
sItuated In ssld Wells being certain lot Of ilags
AMI maturing land. together with the buildings
thereon and bounded as follows, 70 witt on the
Nortb.ssst by land OF yosaph Littleleid, on tho
Nor,h.sa.t b. the road leading % Tatnick 10 car-
ed on the south east by land Of Jeremiah N. u.
ton. and West by the aid Eston's land, containing
forty acres, more or less-
Also one other lot Of woodland situated In said
Wells and bounded ~ follows on the Northwest
by Hammond Merineld's land. Novth-east by land
formerly owned by Frederick Hilton. South-,a,s
by land o. James Hilton, Southwest BY ralph
klmball's land. containing twelve scrcs, more 2.
less. The above described premises being sYsss
"a a mort gage given ~ william Ilussey, astsn ssn
uary 3ist. 100, to secure the psynen., =. . .s.
hundred aud nty dollars on demand I'LL a,ssS ~
annually Said mortgased deed ~ So.u"1 ~ ~
book IA. pags 277, of York Ccany rSs',sh a. -
ruary ist. isSO. Aud on The twes ~ os,.,n'ag
August next At two oSioe. IN an she n,s,..
,ha onsi ~ VIE 70 he hi Ehest bddsr. saidhght
A. IAN, ~ assumption, 20 s.tisfy said execution
and All n e and charges OF sale.
IN EDMUND WARREN, Dspy Sheriff
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ST. yITUs's DANCE.

This distressing and mortiCying nervous af'
fiction is left generally either to take its na,u'
raj course, or is treated on general principles
with very little success. The nervous sTmp.
toms are not the disease itself, and proceed from
functional or organic derangment in the ner-
vous centres. No medicine has been found
equal to the PERUVIAN SYRUP in checking
the involuntary nervous tremblings known rs
ST, Vitus's Dance.
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Tor IN the Post Omce'
81.
these letters will please
ed"
Howard Mrs Debor'h @
Hopkins Charlie
Harmon Addie T
Jose Mrs Emma va
} Joyce Edmund
King George
Kimball Christopher
Leighton Susie
Lowell Phillip L
Laughton l. A
Libby John CO
Lord Hannah
Libby Mrs Nellie a
Lew : Mrs Frances X
Littlefeld ID s
Loring Brothers
Laughton Annie
Leighton Nettie
Libby Melissa A
Martin Sophia-2
Moran Mary J
Mellows Mary II
Montgomery Marg't
Morgan Michael
Merrill Levi
Maxwell Lydia L
Merrill Julia
Murch Hiram
Mason Florida
McIntire Edmund
Moody AlUnzo
Miller Alice \
Mo0res Caroline F-2
Mickey Mrs Charlotte
Mason Lydia A
Mason Brastus II
Page Charlotte
Porter Mrs Esther
Pratt = e
Peco Phebe
Phenix Phebe
Page Mrs Hannah ID
Pennell Mrs Lizzie l.
Perkins Lizzie Nj
Randall Susan g
Rogers Phebe j
Rice Mrs Mary
Roberts Lydia A
Richards James A
Roberts Mrs Eliza V
Ratican Bernard
Ross Mrs Hannah
Raymond Mr.
Smith Mrs Sarah
Small Mrs Sarah j
Sutherland Nathaniel
Smith Nancy
Staples NJ NJ
Smith J Men
Smith Francis
Stone Deborah
Smith Kate NJ
Sears Barzilla
Staples Mrs Annie
Sanborn Abbie A
Skillings Albert
Stockman Mrs A T
3 Tarbox Mrs Sophronia
I Tucker Je, emiah
Thompson Joseph
Twombly Nellie NJ
Thompson Emeline
Thompson L NJ
|, Wright WIN
Welch A +
windship Enoch A
Watson Frances N
Warren Geo w
Watson Bell So
webber Joseph
Wallin Joseph
Woodcock Jane
witham Mrs Louisa j
Worcester Maria +
Wallace Mason NJ
Weeks s ii
Yetten j A
y. COWAN. p. NJ.
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July %, 1866
YORK. S..

YORK, S. July ~, icoo'
The undersigned, by virtue Of the foregoing
warrant, do hereby appoint Tuesday August
"a, ut 3 o'clock p. NJ, and the house Of Oliver
IIsnscom, Esq, in Lebanon, rs the time and
place of meeting to view the route namei In
the original petition, AMI other routes and
roads connected Herewith and afterwards to
hear the parties, and their evidence at some
convenient place in the vicinity, and do hereby
give notice 10 all parties interested, that they
may be present at said view and hearing, aud
be heard thereon.
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Ro,inh. January 1. 1850.


Gentlemen.-I have been subject for many
years To n severe cutaneous complaint, which
produced great irritability of the skin, general
nervousness, and which finally resulted in what
physicians call ChOrea. or st. Vitus's Dance,
from which was for many months great suf-
ferer.
was obliged to relinquish all kinds Of bust
ness, and NJ severe aud constant were the spas
mOdc coutractions of the nerves that my mind
was oppressed with the fear that my case was'a
hopeless one. | hal the benefit OF the best
medical advice, hut obtained no relief. In the
early part Of January last commenced taking
the Peruvian Syrup; before the first bottle was
finished, a great improvement in the symptoms
had taken place, and before the second bottle
was consumed, all twitching and diseased ner-
yous action had ceased. was cured OF theSt.
yitus's Dance and of the humor which had AZ
ficted me for so many years. For the last ten
months have enjoyed an uninterrupted state
of perfect health, and have every reason tn be-
lieye il to be permanently re-established BY the
use Of the Peruvian Syrup.
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD II. ADAMS,
2w32 No. 50 Broadway, South Boston.
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by the use of these pills the periodic attacks
Of Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevent
cd and il taken at the commencement of an
attack immediate relief from pain and sickness
will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing Nausea and
Headache to which females are 50 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, -removing
Cosiireness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fee
males. and all persons Of ssdenfdry hdbifs, they
are valuable as q Laxative, improving the
appetite, giving tone and vigor to the digestive
organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc the result oflong
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved a
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Head
ache, whether originating In the NERVOUS sys-
tenn or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo-
sition, and may be taken at all times with per
feet safety without making any change OF Diet
and the absene, OF any disagreeable taste renders
Il easy 10 adm mister them to children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFErTs
The genuine have Ave signatures OF Henry G
Spalling on each box.
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail on rc'eipt OF the
PRICE % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPlLDISG,
~ Cedar street, New York.
Or TO WEEKS 4 POTTER. Boston, Sole Wholesale
Agents for New England.
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MASSACHUSE
BosroS. July 20, 1861.
SUFFoLK, S.
Then personally appeared the above named
William Dwight, Treasurer OF the Laconia
Company, aud made oath that the above state
ment by him subscribed is true.
Before me, and am Commissioner Of the
State of Maine, resident in said Boston, duly
commissioned and qualified by the Governor,
and under the laws thereof 10 take dispositions,
affilayts, acknowledgment Of deeds, &C., to
be used or recorded in Maine.
Witness my hand aud official seal, at Boston,
this July Goth, 1851.
Gro. T. ANGEL,
3w3i Commissioner for Maine in Boston.