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ed in Boston on Tuesday evening on . charge
OF .windling New York hrm out Of 5000
worth Of watches and jewerly, by representing
himself as Samuel Hanson Of Buxton. lie had
taken apaekage Of watches. valued at $1,000.
with him to Boston and left orders that the
balance OF the goods should be forwarded by
enpress.-After he had len New York the hrm
autographed TO q bank in Portland as to the
credit ofMr. Hanson. The reply was good
bat he has been here all day" Convinced tina
they had been swindled. they teegraphed the
Police Of Boston, and one Of the firm started
for tina, city. On Tuesday evening Hssty call
ell at the American House. Boston, and inquir-
ell whether letter had been LEFT there directed
to Hanson The police officer was present,
and followed TASTY out and invited him to so
to the Revere House. to which be con-
seuted. Arriving there, he was met by one Of
the New York firm with whom he had short
time previously made his trade. lie confessed
the swindle, but asserted that he was only the
cats paw in the hands oftwo designing men.
The box Of watches was recovered from bro
ker In whose possession Il had been placed,
and TASTY was committed for examination.
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By the steamship Canadian at Portland We
have Ave days later news from Europe. uae'a
has been surrendered after the withdrawal OIL
the French feet il was defended with spirit ior
three weeks. by Francis II, but its inevitable
surrender took place at last. IN address - 20
be presented TO Queen Victoria praying that
negotiations be opened with France for the mn-
tai reduction ol existing Armaments. IL n re-
ported that the Great Eastern : again coming
To this country. Mr.. Golden has proposes
that the Federal Council VI Switzerland shOuli
mediate between the coutending States OF Amer
lea. The Council declined the proposition, ON
the ground that IL Was not qu,lined Tor such
an office. bat At the same time expressed Its
thanks to Mr. Golden.
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rEMALE DIsEAsEs.

large proportion Of the female ser sufisr IRON
some irreyularity In the menstrual secretion. AL
such sufferers, whether ffvm suppression. excessive
now, or painful discharge, can find sure and perms
neat reiiefin the we'll tried PERUVIAN SYRUP,
which acts in such cases almost like magic.
Nee BsfJord MareA 8. 1863
GESrLENES,-l have used the Pefuvian syrup
for the past three years with the most gratifying
success In eases OF Dyspepsia. (yarious forms)
ChrOnle Dlarr1a, General and Nervous Debility,
Neuralgia. Erysipelas, and various diseases OF the
skin also for ChlsrOsls, LsucOrrea. Proiapsus
UteTi, suppressed courses aud female complaints
generally. In the last class Of complaints particu-
larly have found the medicine 10 have great pow
en- aud for BOils consider IL infsllible remedy.
The Peruvian Syrup combines valuable altera'
tly, and tonic properties, and Is OF remarkable eth
cscy in all dARie conditions III the system, especi'
ally In chronic diseases characterized by debility
oS want Of vitality.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city. 23d ult. by W Bullock, Mr. George
Iiuff to Miss Mary Perkins, both OF kennebuuk'
port.
In this city. I'd inst. by Rev II u Abbott, Mr. Jo
siah n Smith to MlSs Hannah l. Wescott, bath oil
this city.
In this city, 2d inst by Rev II II Abbott. Mr. Dan.
lei T Mitchell to Miss Lucy Young, both OF this
city.
/. In Saco, ID inst. by Rev T q Nichols. Mr. Geo
n knights 10 Miss Melvina iiamlin, both OF Bidde-
ford 9Th inst, by the same, Mr. Edwin Aver TO
Miss Annie "a Stevens, both Of BddefOrd
In Sico. 3i inst, by Elder John Boothby, Mr.
John n Taylor to Miss Martha II Harmon, both Of
SacO.
In Great Fails, 27th ult, by Rev s @ Kellogg, Mr.
George W Berry Of Philadelphia, to Miss Elmira A
Hall OF Stafford, " II. 18th ult, by Rev II W Hum
phriss, Mr. Andrew VIM of York, Me, to Miss
Ellen A Davis OF Rochester. n II.
In Dover. Goth ult Mr. George ii Patterson to
to Miss Lydia A Drew.
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The Newark, (N. J) Mercury says that dur
ing the celebration Of washipgton's Birthday
at Easton by the military, some them became
excited, rushing at one another fercely, and
the officers with difhculity restrained them from
giving a real bloody turn to matters. Several
swords were broken in the fight, and from
twelve to fifteen Of the men received bay onet
wounds about the ears, arms, hands and face
before the companies could be separated. Fl
nally quiet and good feeling were restored,
when all who were engaged in the fight declar-
ell that they were aetuated By no ill-feeling or
anything Of the kind, but they become excited
and completely lost oil control over them
selves.
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At q Court ofProbstSbeld at ksnnebunk, wlthin
day OF March, In IL year = our Lord, eight
cen hundred and six P.One, ~ the Hon. h. T..
Bourne, Judge Of said court
w NJ BRYANT, aSnnisya,or Oh ihe , estate .,
w EZEKIEL UORMJkOOL4 late OF Alfred IN
said county, deceased. Ayine presented MS sec,
ond account of administLtfn OF the estate oi
said deceased, for aliowsV3i
Ordered, That the said al ountant give notice TO
ali pc rsons Interested, by sing acopy ofthis or
der to be published three ~ successfully In the
Union 4 Jos,nal, printsf 4 Biddeiord In said
TO be held at Alfred, i said Ncounty on the first
Tuesday in April ns at Jof the clock in
the forenoon, and shlw cause any they have,
why the same should ut be allSked:
N attest. Gqbrge II. kyowlton, Register
A true copy attest, G{Orge II KnOwlton, Register.
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At q Court OF Probate held at kynnebunk, within
aud for the county Of York,on Yic first ruesdsyin
March, In the ylar OF our lbrd eighteen nun
dred and sixty. jRe, by thek Hon. 4. h. Bourne,
Judge OF said Cod
IN the petition ON EDEDIkll LITTLElELD,
" Administrator o HE estate OF JOHN AUSTIN,
late of South Berwiy, In Yid county, deceased,
representing that per5bnal estate oil said de-
ceased rs not sucle n 10 NY the just debts which
he owed ut the time 10 NY death NY the sum oi Two
thousand dollars, AL paying Tor license 70 sell
and convey the wh9e y the real estate oil said de-
ceased, at public auytfh or private sale, because
by a partial sale thu fsidue would be greatly In
.ured
ordered. That thj petitioner give notice thereof
TO the heirs OF said deceased anu
to all persons int ted In said estate, by causing
A copy OF this orl/r}to DO published In the Union
and Journal priEey In BiddefOrd. In said county,
for three week Euclessiyely that they may appear
at Probate fou4 To be held at Alfred, In SAID
county. on Xe hHt Tuesday IN April next, at
ten OF the dock i'll the forenoon, and shew cause,
II any theYhaye, Why the prayer oi, said petitlon
should n9fbe sraned.
" estyGeorgo u. knowlton, tegister'
A true q nv. attest GEORGE III. knowlton' REGISTER
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FARM FOR SALE.

IN account of III health. onsr for ALE my arm.
W situated on the Pool road, 90: mile ifo,n ,ns
,.I,I., .lont "a acres About ~ acres are situated
ssaxs.n The Pool road and the river, and are nm.
de, hirh state ef cultivation. The remainder
H. h.s.s.n lie Pool road and Guinea road, and
."n.l.ts M two small helds, pasture and wood lot
md timber lot Of about - acres.
The buildings are In complete repair. fnd eonsls'
OF two story house, one story kitchen' ana WON
There Z . young and thrfty bearing orchard OF
about 100 trees eurrAnt bushes. grape sihes. ss.-
we'll Of good water and . nevsr-iAihnS sP''hs'
m iocation orths farm. upon the banks Of the
\. 40 river. makes 10 one u The p!easant.st and
,nost desr.bIc situations 20 be found anywhere In
this Vicinity. The hrm vii be sold With o. with
n deslrsd.- . bro JOSEPH r. GARLAND.
5wi0
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TIM. ns true r..,-rr,,n,ne, ne Best GUIDE.
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.

An OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption, and oil
Pulmonary Complaints, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,
which has maintained its high reputation for
nearly forty years, AMI is recommended By
many Of the most smiRshi Physicians and gen.
hemsh in the country, among whom are Rev.
Josiah Litch, Phila.; Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher,
New York; the late Prof. Leonard Woods, An
dover Theolog cal 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 aud medicines in the United
States and Canada.
Price.-Small sire, 50 cts; Large sire, ST.
Be careful 10 get The genuine, which Is prepared
only BY REED, CUTLER & CO.. Boston, and
sold by dealers generally. 6mosi9
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A CANDIDATE FOR PosrSAsrER.--An amusing
incident occurred at wellsville, Ohio, during
Mr.. Lineoln's journey to cleveland. A large
crowd had assembled, and Mr.. Lincoln went
out on the platform. lie excused himself from
making speech. having made few remarks
there on the previous dsv. At this moment a
man stepped forward and offered Mr.. Lincoln
couple Of apples. A little boy in the crowd
yelled out, F" Say, Mr.. Lincoln, that man is
running for postmaster - The donor of the
apples collapsed amid" screams Of laughter.
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Notice DR. Foreclosure.

nIlE undersigned, Trustees OF the holders Of the
/ Bonds issued and payment thereof secured, by
the York 4 Cumberland Railroad Company, by
its deed of mortgage to John Myers. bearingda
Feb G. 1851 as OF record will appear, having appi,
cation made to us by, and Instructions rom noLa;
ers Of said Bonds 10 an amount equai 10 one-,n,Iu
of the amount OF aid Bonds now outstanding, mey
claiming 10 have said mortgage foreciosen' W TO
son that the conditions thereof have been oroken
and that the conditions OF said mstgase 81, ssa
hands are. that said bonds bear date req y ios.'
and are payahle In twenty years rom san an,s'
and thst interest shall be paid thereon nd
Ally. from the tenth day Of fseruaIy ~, marc
sh.t aid Interest has remained unpaid 10. "", n
Than sIxty DAYS amer due aod sill Iemn n.,a,mh
nail on aid bonds. by said Company. a,tno,,,si
ffsn anded and that no part OF the ~ ~ M
~ sad bonds has been paid In pursssn,os e.ss.
.naiieation and far reason OF the cena.lons ~. ~
IN ~ s~id mortsAge, having been efosen " -.~s
s.n nv AZ Aforesaid, and that ny rrAson 1870
Ia Rondholders claim foreelosnrc ~ ~ n.y. ~ "A
80. ws hereby give notice acccrdnsy ~ III
80, and OF the conditions and oreson o. sa
ssortrsre n aforesaid. and Of this claim 70 ioIv
soss Inc same all persons interested sneIsn cnn -
snvern Themselves accordingly and thi: nosec "
,,sss no,dsrs fail bonds 90 outstanding and un-
raid under aid mortysge..
AZ witness our hands at the city OF Portland on
,hSs tventy-ufth day 81 February A ID, 1861.
'"'' JOS ILsLRY, Trustees
wv LANE,
IL. 3WlO
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Commissioners, Notice.

UIIH undersigned. having been duly appolntcd
i nv the Judge Of Probate for the County Of YORK
Comm IssIoners 70 receive and examine the ei,im'
of creditors against the estate Of Joseph hoosvs'
late OF Buxton. ~ said York County, deces,eu
III months nom the first day OF January, !-6l, are
allowed to said creditors 10 bring In and prove
their several claims against said estate ;Iand tt
Ne will attend 10 the duties of our said commits
sion nj the Office II z. X Weld, at West Buxton,
nm the last saturdays Of February, April, May
md Juno. Al o'clock, p. ~, on each OF said days.
OLIVER DOW: Commits
JAMES MOTIONS sioners.
buxton, Jan. -, ls5i. 'jw9
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sS.-R.aiers oflcgal documents have often
puzzled over the letters staining At the head
OF this paragraph. which are PLACED after the
name % the county. lfthey wall look in the
appendix Ia either wOrcester's or webster
late Dictionaries, Il will be sscertained that
these letters are the abbreyistiou OF the word
"seiiieii," which the sane Dictionaries define
"to wit, namely" We have found very few
people 10 be able 20 accurately define this alb
breyiafion.-Orf1ri DsaOcTal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COraHs.-The sudden changes OF climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, bronchial, and AsthmailC
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when "a
should AZ one be had D. "Brora's BAoReAiai Iro-
cAss- or l. tenges. let the Cold, Cough, OF lrrita
ton Of the Throat he 50 slight, as by this pro
caution a more serious attack may be ercctuaUl
waTded OF Public Speakers and Sihgcrs viii hnc
them effectual Cor clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisements omOsO1
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In all cases Of badness or where the the pores OF
the skin of the head have become ehokrd with
dAndTuf. Mrs. Wilson's Hair negenerator sill be
found of material use. letter. scsd head and 9th.
CT eutaneoas diseases (of the head disappear and
yisOr and lustrous appearance Is impaired amer
few applications.
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Dressing. made frOm pure
eocoanut oil. II put up In larce bottles and retail,
Coz y cents pee bottle, and Tor dressing the hair Of
anv person. Young OF old. there Is not Its equal In
the world. ID will make the hair every thing you
wish Il % he. and moreover IL has perfume that II
Infinitely superior To any % the fashionable ex
tracts, either foreign or American, which alone
should entite Il 10 place ON every lady's toile,
table, twll
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DElru OF srsrERs.-rhe Boston Traveller
says that little over two weeks ago young
lady. member of the Bowdoin square Baptist
choir, died Of diptheris. Her sister also a
member Of the choir. started with the body on
Monday morning ofweek before las, for the
home OF the parents iua rural town in Maine
She hal reached home, when she was also at
tackled by the same disease and carried oil, and
the sisters we're buried side by side in the same
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Asa stevens OF Kennebuuk. IN the
w County OF York and state u Maine, convey ed
10 William Hobbs Of Wells, by mortgage deed dat
Ell October 18th. A. ID. 1856. and recorded In Book
2ts, pages u and ~ Of York County Registry Of
Decis certain tract Of land situated In said Ken
nebunk and laying on the northerly side Of Pleas
ant street In said kennebank, together with the
buildings thereon.
Also q certain tract Of land In said kennebunk,
and LAYING on the westerly side OF the road leading
from Kennebunk % SANFORD. Tor . description ol
said premises reference may ne had IN said mort
gaye) and whereas the said mortAgor has failed "a
Mihl the obligations and requirements OF ssid
mortgage therefore claim = foreclosure Of said
mortgage ~ In statute In such cases 10 made and
provided. WILLIAM HOBBS.
Dated at Wells, Dec. 10. $50. 3wi0
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A MrsrTRr CLEARED uP.-lt Is positively
asserted by the Buffalo, n. Y. Courier, that
Mrs. Brennan, OF New York, about whose mys'
FERROUS disappearance, and probable murder,
there is 50 much talk. is now living in Floren-
cor was six weeks ago with Ma wyman,
who accompanied her to Europe. She wrote to
a person in Florida. from Florence, in Decem-
last, stating that she should never return to the
United States,
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and for the county OF .of the first Tuesday In
March, in the Xear OF oudLort, eighteen hun.
dred and si,ty.Se.. by . Hon. h. T. Bourne
Judge Of said C"uN
IN tie petition OF JtMESflTRlPP,a creditor OF
Othe estate OfyIMEy JEFFREY, late OF henns.
bunkport, in said coult deceased, praying that
administration ofthe etfe OF said deceased may
be granted to him or sot4 other suitable person
Ordered. That the petit ner cite the widowS next
Of kin 10 takeadministrafp.an dgive notice thereof
tothe heirs OF said decese ,nd to all persons inter
Be- published in the "a sarSG printed in Did.
deiOrd, in said COUNTY, thre\ weeks successfully
that they may APPEAR at a3robate Court to be
held at Alfred. III said cod0ty, on the inst
clock in the forenoon and shew ,use, II any they
have, why the pray o. Of said pen kOn should not
II Attest, Georgc III knoWiton. Reg ister'
true copy, attest, Geoige H. Knowlton, Kesi ster
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M. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known Cor his successful treatment % Cos.
,s,ytiss csfsrA. IsfAssa. BroseAf,s. and all dis
ease % the rAreaf ssd L.sss BY Medical lnhAls-
ton with a view % the accommodation of his nu-
msrOus patients and others DESTROYS 10 consult him
In sAeo. bddefbrd. aud the surrounding towns will
be II the 500 hoase Sae. the arsf Friday In each
month hereafter until further notice.
II stormy on Friday. Dr. NJ will be At Saco the
next day, Saturday, II pleasant
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Sherin's Sale.

YORK, IS. Feb. q. 1861.
Taken on an execution wherein Henry ".
Hobart OF Newton, In the County OF Middle
sex, and Joseph w. Robbins OF Roxbury, In the
County OF Norfolk, and both In the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts,, Gentlemen and Co.partneIs un.
der the firm name and style OF Hobart q Robbins,
are creditors, and francis Smith Of Blddeford, In
said County OF York, trader, Is debtor, aud Will lie
sold at public auction on Wednesday, the tenth
day OF April A. d. 1861. at two o'clock In the after
noon In front the City tank In the city OF Bid.
deiori. In said County OF York, all the right which
said Francis smith had on the sixteenth day Of
February. A. d.. 1860, TO wits Had ut the time oi
the attachment on the original writ ON which the
Judgment was recovered Oh which this execution
was issued OF redeeminS the following described
mortgaged real estate, 10 wits A certain tract or
parcel Of land situated In Hollis In said County of
York, and bounded as follows beginning at the
mouth Of Stick Meadow Brook, so called, and run
ming thence Northerly by the kellock Brook, 80
called 10 land OF Nathaniel smith thence by said
Nathaniel smiths land To WATERFORD town line
thence by said WATERFORD town line SOutherly IN
said Stick Meadow Brook thence by said brook
last named. To the place begun at containing sew.
enty acres more or less, aud baing the same lot 81
land conveyed by said Francis Smith TO Georgs
Darling and Charles Knox by deed OF mortgage
dated the sixth day OF November, A. ID, 1858, and
recorded In York County Registry Of Deeds, Boo'
2J9. page $50.
Said execution Was Issued on . judgment reccy
| cred before the Supreme Judicial Court held
Saco within and for the said County OF York, OF
the irst Tuesday ot January, A. ID. 1851.
All further particulars necessary viii DO mad
known at the time and place of sale.
JOHN II. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff
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- The New York World, speaking OF the
visit Of the President elect to that city, says -
abraham Lincoln has won all our hearts
by the manly simplicity 1T his character he
has convinced Us that the warm interest In his
success, felt by all good men, Is not thrown
away upon hard, hackney ed, trucking poll
tieian, but Is bestowed upon man full oi
fresh human sympathies and native honesty OF
purpOse."
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NORTHERN CorroS.-The Portland Advertiser
mentions a specimen Of Northern cotton grown
By Mr.. II. l. Bailey Of westbrook. The cotton
is Of the finest fibre and the long staple, and an
uneommonly beautiful burr. Mrs. does not
propose to furnish the article at present in very
large quantities for manufacturing purposes,
inasmuch as she finds it necessary to raise the
liking in flower pot, aud the harvest is
rather limited
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Al Court of Probate. held at kennebunk, within
andifor the county OF York on,, first Tuesday of
March, In the y Dir Of our LoH eighteen nun
dred and sixty ke,'b by the Jon. T. H. BOURNE
Judge OF said Curt ,,
IN the petition o SAMUEH u. RhAD. guaIu ~
" ofWILLIIM MCUfYfsR. minor anu fisns
child of william Gu riet Tate or kenneoan.Postni
I'm sad county declseX praying for license ~ sei,
and convey All publk Auction or private sale, ~,
the right title, and Interest," oi MS sse nort
~ s.,S sannty. aXxhe proceeds thereof TO put 70
interest, II any al bee remains A n, 81 sstats
Ssins n,o,e nv 4ssribed in said petition. -,
oecns NJ Tai ,e petitioner give notice 70 Al
49,. s,s.,s{ in s,id estate, by causing
Pesons ors,G % he published In the Un,es
copy olkn,s W., -, BIdde(orJ, in said county
saayeynG, ve.sslyeiy, that they may appear
mt ueS IA 40 bo holden at Alfred, ~
n..a,x 81 The hrst Tuesday IN Ap1.
NJ county, the clock In the forvnoot
HI ~ zen any they have, ~hy the Prsys'
~ nsw .i,san |. k.uld not he granted.
VI aid Peuuvsn, s.sorre H. knowiton, Register
IL ss.G Georse H. knowlton, Register
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ItgaI Notites.

Alta Court ofrrobate held at Kennebnnk. within
for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday in
March, in the year Of our Lo2 eighteen
hundred and sixty ,ne,by the i.oa. y. L. bourne,
Judge OF said COu
IN the petition OF TORY P.llINCH, OF Jay, ~
W the county OF frJnklin.repI<s enting that ne Is
seized In fee hUir It'll othN. IN the real estate
whereof EBENEZa WHSELURiGHT, late "
Wells. In said kOulE, died seized and
possessed, aud erafng that warrant
bs granted TO 4yhble persons, authorizing
them 10 make partition Of said real estate. and set
OF 10 each heir hi xhopOrtiOn in the same.
Ordered, That III petitioner give notice thereo.
10 the heirs V<aI deceased, and TO all per-
,ons lnteresyM id said estate, by causing q
eopy of th/order b be published in the Union 4
JesysaL hnted In kiddeiOTd, In said county, for
three NI6ks success kely, that they may appear
at a Ebate Court to be held at Alfred, in said
eounE. ON the Ard TUESDAY in April next, at
teIA the clock In forenoon. and show cause. u
~ they have, VIII the prayer Of said petition
N attest, George II. Knowlton, Register
Atrue copy, Attest. George II. knowlton, Register
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Arc You Insured P

The subscriber. having been appointed an Agen
Cor several VI the best Insurance Companies In thu
stores, Merchandise, &c. And also Marine risks OF
vessels. freig and CargOes ON terms consistent
with sOlveney ans fair profit
Yrs CHAs. FRED TOwLE.