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$40 REqrNasM.
Clark & FUIger's
OIL,

sole RT DEde or . =
CURES Headachs. Baraehe, T~oofhache, in three gin
utess Rheumatism, Cauehs, Neuralgia Colds. BY
sipelass Bronchitis, DJHFepc-a. Collie Cramps, iHaaHs,
Bruises. sprains, Ohapped Hands, piles, Users Disr,
rhea, Bualoas, Our1s, Frosted Feat Desiness ~
Sores, SIRE Bredt, Sore Nipples, S-ald Aeaaf Bus
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Sites Dog Blt5s
Eitss- The world is challenged for pts e49AL l%
and Burns. IL cures Scratches en- horses sore y
horses, Sprsius, Swinuey, Poll Hvus FDtuiai sAA7
harness Calls, fresh Wouuds or oHeAlas 4l
bsst known remedy to apply to tender lo.sSa
f8under-take up the feet ana patls r ~
Of the foot. Cures all cuizne0us diseases on man OF
beast. -
msre real proof OF the virtue Of AmhrosiA DI " ie
healing properties, from responsible men VIC arc sllss
bsiUe bouzht. than can be produced for any ctasr ned
W. Do not assert q cure for every malady to vhloh me
bur-sn famfy are subject, but what We proclaim We can
substantiste By living witnesses me A9iotes5At y =
= Nasbvile preparation, and sold throughout the South
M south-west by al good druggists and general deal
ers. The South may be Justly proud that Dr. Glars,
native Teunsssessn, after much labor ard research, has
produced . really worthy medicine, which is b0und g
drive out much Of the worthless Imported trash With
which the country is flooded.
Pleass cali At our oFcc, where we will take pleasure
IN showing letters aud testimonials ts9 numerous 20 set
forth in the form Of az advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians ia hiEh standing Who are usius II
in their practice. as they stlte, with m~arvel1u2 euacs-
We challenge ths world to produce o remedy 50 SPEEDY
and edeo,uhlin is hsaling properties.
Read the evidence Of the virtue o. CLARK 3 fu-
lsTs Amb-osiai OIL, evidence so authentic end from
persons whose vu-d and staining are irreprcschao.e.
CLARK, GEEGORT 3 CO.
Sole Prcpriatorss Nashville, Tenn.
~ ~ ue71rEfs frurrfsts se~25-dawfvis
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AlIsrEIlankons.

DY the use q these Pills tho periodic attacks Of ReT-
II r0us o. Sick HsadGehe may be prevenf9di and II
taken a ttas oonmeneement 0. an stack inmsdiEte re-
lief from patn and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea End Head
ache 10 which temsies are 20 subject.
They act gently upon the b~owsls-remoyias oostiye-
aess.
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons OF sedsntsry habits, they ara valusbis as q
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tore and VigOr
70 the digestive organs, and Tsstsrinc he nstzral elias
ITCHY and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIO PILLS are the result Of loas invessi-
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having Been
in use many years, during which tine shey have pre-
vented Hnd relieved . vast amount Of pain and Sunsring
from Heaaaeae, whether originating in the nervous sys-
TEN or from q dsrAnged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable n their eompositioa, and
msz be taken a. al tines with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet, and the absense Of sny dis
agreeable taste renders it easy to administer them 10
children.
BEWARE OF -ooUErERFETTs.
Tie gsnuias have I've signatures Of Henry c. s9aldinE
cn esch box.
Sole BY druggists and an other dealers in medicines.
A box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of no
Price 25 Cents.
An orders should be addressed 10
EENRY C. sPALDING,
IS Cedar street, New York.
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DIR. EDMONDs.

a- Travellers, when yea 60 to New York,
drive direct to the ~sMITHsoNIAE HOUSE. Broadway,
sornsr Of Hsuioa street, conducted on the european
plnn-goed fare, rsSd roons, prompt attsndaacs and
moderate Aargss. Single rooms, 80 cents, r. cents and
81 per daTi double rooms and parlors, st.5o to 80,
meals a. ordered. This Astsl has all the appointments
q the bss; hstsls. a most central location, End Is heated
hrougasut By sbssm. SAMUEL &. MEAD,
feIz-sn proprietor.
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INSURANCE. COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.

Ausherlfsd
Cash capital and surplus paid sp.....-...... $4,000
See card in another column. once, on Jeaersou-st,
vita Atnr snse. ~Eayi-iyl ,. 7. WEST, Agent.
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DRUG STORE.
NO. 81 MONROE STREET,
I've doors from Second street.
o~c1S-aawiy ORA ". WRIGHT.
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EDrToRs AFFEAL: You will please notice
me fact that arrangements are now complete for collect
ing the revenue at the port Of Norfolk ca the kissis-
hppi river, IN me Confederate States.
apgilm Q. g. NELMss Collector.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD

Plsssnger Train leaves Ferry Landing daily Csun-
ia1 eyrepted) Et7o6 A. n. Arrives At P. n. Con-
nsrsa aedis1r with Arkansas Stage Company and
0reruna N uCoashss t. Little Rosk, Fort smith, san
Frzucsoo, California Hot Sprhfg.; washington, ArkaH-
Arfrnas anf Texas. Tiafets sad ~ L. s. KnowIion,
Nc u jefferson str rect.
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YBsr R-ECETyBD-iz5. 900 feet clear white Pine, /,
j ~. 2 and q inches thiski 10000 feet dried Wtie
Ent Telisu Pine Fl5orinE; Sco.o1o feet sfwed CedafH,
Cor building purposes pests, ete.; a general assortment
Of FenciaR 100000 faWfd AID cut Lnihs3 SCOT COO heart
cypress half insh Shingles, and 1900 Firs Brick IN
s1ditias 70 ear alrsady large stock of Lumber, DorF,
Sash. Blinds, ete., which We viii s6H fow fr cast.
mr+-iy:ssP-jax7 rs 3. COCHRAN a ARJs.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY
DRUM MANDATORY.

HAVING now established a large ranufzcory, 7 csu
u furnish o. all kinds, madH expressly fI
military use. with metal shells. Send IN your orders
and they vii be promptly attended 90.
2. A.. BEN5ON'S MusIc store,
No. as Kahn street,
--nn - Wa--Mau No
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Fresh Hungarian Grass Seed
E00 BUSH. HUNGARIAN GRASS sEED, Just re-
tPlS-dsEiy q. r.. JONES 4 90.
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Tsf -eesivet per steamer Wlfistufr . l1frt To- cf
y TErv s7afriur Nlnrles, They viii b ssff low fer
asa. rndsa dfsiflrE o. purchsse Wculd 20 wei 10 rive
e. . eal- FLOuHEoT 4 CRAWFORD.
mrl-1aH no. II Front row.
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q The attention Of the readers Of the
APPEAL is directed 70 the advertisement G. G. W.
JONES 4 @ wholesale Druggists, No. 2as Main
street. ap1s-iy
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n. B.-Hs hold al our stocks and bonds IS perma-
neut l~nveltmenta, and the present prices should not be
as . proper standard for their real value,
but preferring to conform strictly 10 the Requirements
d the law have quoted them At the lowest cash prices
a. The date Of statement, which makes difference Of
SIS eco.
~bth.-Amount ofuabiIitees due andno due
70 banks and other eredit0rs...-...... H658.Ts
6tA.-Losses adiu,tea aud due. unpaid be-
cause Of contest among cred
1914
m.-Losses adjusted and not
le,EBa9
SIN LOSES adjustet.......s... 28I09-S9
sth.-Lf Ses IN Suspense, waiting further proof, none
except what arc resisted on the ground OF fraud
and not allowed.
iOth.-An other claims against the company There
are come unsettled claims.
uth.-Ihe greatest alount insured In any enc risk:
The general rule OF the company is, net u 10 eE-
coed IS. GO on auy sne risk.
i2th.-Ih greatest amount allowed by the rule of the
company TO be iusHred in any enc city, t0sn or
village, dependiHE upoa its size and heW built
l3.-The greatest auauut allowed % be in ans one
blrck, cepenss uY0u its extent and construction.
I4th.-Tho act q incorporation Of the company is the
sans Is heretofore Sled.
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AaFeTf5TeI Peuh.5 FEBRUARY o. 1901.
Nj. SpHidinE.
Sir:
I wish yOu TO send me one more box Of youF Csphalie
Pills. 7 kcve received q great deal Of benCff from
them. Yours, respectfully,
MAR ANY sTOIZHOUsE.
Spruce Greek, Huntington county, PENN
January Is, 1851.
Eir:
You viii please send me two boxes Of your Cephalic
Pills. Send them Immediately,
Respectfully yours,
P. s.-Thavs used one boz Of your Pils. and find
them ~e1ce3ent.
Belle Vernon, Ohio, January IS. 1881.
Henry O. spalding, ESQ.
Please ind inclosed twenty-five cents, for which send
me another LoE Of your Osphalic Pills. They are truly
The best PHs IhaBe eser tried.
Direct, A. SLOWER P. ",
Belle Vernon, Wyaneotte county, o.
Beverly, Mass., December II, 1850.
q. O. spalding, Esq.;
1 wish for o circulars or large show bills, to bring
your CephaIic Pills mere particularly before my eustor.-
eru. II you have anything o. the kiad, please send to
ne.
One Of ny Customers, who is subjs-t t. severe Sick
Headache usually lasting two sy), wGs cured Of an
atiack in one hour By y0Hr PHls, which I sent her.
Respectfully yours,
Reynoldsburg, Franklin county, Ohio,
January 2, 1851.
HEAVY c.. Spalling,
- EA A. EnHma - ~
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John II. Je,DeH g. Carter
STORE 80 SUMMER STREET,
(Next door to the Post 0ficeD
BOSTON.
Sold by all Druggists.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, In South Der
w wick. ut the Post-Oiice, on Monday the 10Th
day OF April next, at ~ o'clock In the forenoon,
the following described tracts OF real estate
A lot of wood land, at Agamentcus, containing
f,rty-one acres, aud bounded by lands Of David
TASTY. Isaiah Shorcy, and others.
Also u lot at Tom Tinker 50 called. containing
thirty-fiye acres, bounded by the Great Works
River. lands OF the Portsmouth Saeo and Portland
Railroad Company, and lands OF benjamin Mason
Esq.
Also the Marsh lot, so called. containing twenty
acres, aud adjoining lands OF Mrs. Charlotte Mer'
| rill and others.
Also the Middle pasture, so called containing
twenty acres, adjoining lands Of Benz. III. Gerrish
and Others.
Also another lot Of pasture land, containing forty
acres, adjoining lands OF Benz. II. Gerrish anu
| the road to Wltchtrot
Also lot OF tillage land, situated East OF the
orchard aud opposite the house Of Edward Warren,
containing thirty acres.
Also another lot Of orchard and tillage land. con.
tanning thrty-ayc acres situated on the Witchtrot
Road, and adjoining the piece last described.
Also another lot opposite the house ofJohn Hans
com. and containing four acres.
Also another lot OF land with the dwelling house
aud other buildings thereon, containing three aud
one-half acres comprising an orchard OF one hun
dred and liity apple trees Of choice frut, and one
hundred pear trees, pear and ounce staiks the
same being the premises now occupied by me-
81 Sale without reserve, and possession given
Immediately.
Terms, cash or good approved notes.
Ty-Promlses open for examination until the day
OF sale.
y March Il. 81, l5wi,l IcHADoD GOODWIN.
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STATE OF MAINE

= ~ IL ~ 4sA<NA~N ~S-
YORK, So
At the supreme Judicial Court begun and held
at Saco, within and for the coun y OF York on the
first Tuesday Of January A. ID. 1901,
In the above action, Il appearing that Simon
schwabaehcr. one OF the defendants. IL out Of the
state. and has never been notified and has no ten
ant agent or attorney In this state upon whom 10
serve notice the court order that the plaintiff cause
the aid defendant 30 be notified Of The pendency
of this suit by serving him In hand with attest
Ell eopy OF the writ and this order Of Court there
on fourteen (or by publishing the same three weeks
successfully In the Union and Journal anewspaper
printed In BlddefOrd in said county OF York, the
last publication thereof 10 be thirty days at least
before the next term Of said Court TO be held Al
Alffed within and for aid County OF York. on the
fourth Tuesday Of May A. u. 1861, that he may
then and there In sad Court appear and show cause
ifany be have. why Judgment In said action. should
not be rendered against him and execution issue
accordingly.
Attest, CD. LORD. cias.
True copy Ofthe original writ and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest. CD. LORD. ci9k.
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A VOICE FROM THE VEST!
COPIED FROM TIE CLEVELAND PIAISDEALER.
UNIVERSAL, UNIVERSAL,
Is THE DEMAND FoR
DIR. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

The celebrated New England Remedy for
Habiiual Constipation, Jaundies, Ferer and
.dgue, General Debility, and all Diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach
or BOrels.
They are used and recommendedby leading Ply
siclans OF the country, and all who try them pro.
nounce them invaluable.
DR.. JAMES L.. LEEPERE writes from Navarro,
Stark CO., O.,-"The Bitters are praised by those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver COM
plant"
IS. DIpIS, Postmaster at Williamsport Ohio,
saysi-''They give great satisfaction. use them
myself having taken cold, become PROSTATE and
lost my appetite. IL relieved me, and can recon-
mend 1t with great assurance OF Its merits"
DR.. Wnf. W. KERR, of Rogcrsvile, Ind, writes
us that they are the most valuable medicine offered.
lie has recommended them with great success, and
with them made several cures Of palpltaton OF the
heart and general debility.
THOMAS STANFORD. ESQ, Blountville. Hen
~ Co.. Ind, writes us long letter, under date OF
May 4, IsCO. lie was much reduced, having been
afflicted for three years with great nervous dobli.
ty palptatiOn Of the heart of the most severe and
Frustrating character, "after using few bottles
was completely restored. and am now in robust
health"
GEORGE w. HOFFMAN, says no was afflicted
with rheumatism for twenty years in all it, various
forms, and at the date OF his letter he had been
years wells the Ditters eeotng the cure, when sey-
eral physicians ascending him could do HIN no
good. llc saws 'for Rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver
complaint. kidney affection or dropsy, II Is spe-
clhc certain remedy"
J. ". HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co, o.,
IN section where fever and ague prcynis,) that he
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STATE OF MAINE

YORK, S.
n the Supreme Judicial Cdart, begun and held al
Saeo, riihin and for said CoHnfy of York, on ~,
First Tuesday Of January IN fhs gear 81 our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sirfy-ons'
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the Lab
u .lant give notice to the said Isaac ". GOULD 70
Judicial Court. 10 he held at Alfred, within and
for said county OF York. on the fourth Tuesday OF
May next, BY serving him In hand with an attested
copy Of said libel aud this order thereon f0urteen'
Cor By publishing the same three wecfs successive
ly In the Union x Journal, q newspaper printed ~
DiddefOrd In said County OF York, the last Publi-
cation thereof TO be thirty days, at least before
the sitting OF said Court, that he may then anu
there In our said Court show cause, III any he nave
why the prayer ofsaid Libel should not be granted
Aif,,ts @. u. LORD, CLERK.
A true copy OF the Libel and order Of Court
Attest. G. ID. LORD. Clerk.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.
ARRANGENd'NT

SPRING ARRANGENd IN L
The splendid and fast Steamships
ZSak Chess peakc, Cart. SYDNEY Gro
S1MNwELL, and Patnp-cs. CART. u. u.
E3Scfi1vAILL, VIII until further notice run
as follows
- Leaves Browns Wharf, Portland, Every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock J.. VI.
and leave Pier u North River. New York, EpkRf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock u. ".
The vessels are fitted mp with fine aeconmoda-
lions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500 Including meals ana state ho s,
treal, Quebec, Bangor. bath, Augusta, PASSPORT
and ST. John. They also connect at New York with
Steamers for Baltimore, Savannah and Washing.
ton.
shippers are requested to send their Freight to
the boat before p. n. on the day that she leaves
Portland.
For Freight and Passage apply to
EMERY a FOX, browns Wharf, Portland.
H. d. CROMwELL3 Co., Pier T., North RIVER Ny
May 18th, ls60 4su
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!. POLITICAL KIND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMNER ARIA GEMENr..

The splendid new sea-gong Steam.
fNh M.nirsai. viii until further no. no.
EES1Xfe3 tee run as followsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday, at
o'clock p. ~, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. ut O'Clock p. NJ.
faIe-ln Cabin, SIS. On Deck, tl.Oo.
~. II. Each boat IL furnished with large number
OF state Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladies
ana families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line. much saving Of time and expense
will be made. aud that the Inconvenience OF arri'
wing In Boston at late hours Of the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out Of the city.
The Company are not responsible for hagyar-p Ia
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that pcT,on.
al unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every 400 additional value.
L. BILLINGS Agent.
Portland. Nay Is. ls60. iiu
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THE UTILITY.

This garment Is made Of Water proof or Repel'
LIANT Cloth and Is designed to take the place OF the
"Old Water Proof Circular" The Utility Is cut
with body Of the French Sack, with half draPery
sleeves and cuffs Its chief peeularity consists In
the novel construction OF the collar, which, pleas
sst weather Is large plain cape or collar, over the
shoulders butt cut double with grille in the
edge. with which II can be gathered or drawn up
into regular hood, over the bonnet or head, and
tied under the chin In q rain or when desired.
IA Day. No. 4 Union Block Diddef0rd.
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British oleOn
P.r Drc.sIsg the Hair.
p.rn,med with Otto of no-e..

Pernimed with Otto OF Roses.
The oil from which this elegant preparation 10
made r obtained rum plum which grows only In
Perfia In Asia. where II Il used extensively for
dressing the hair. especially by the ladies. The
Persian. have the met beautiful hair % any peo-
pie In the world. These fact. were observed BY the
celebrated Oriental traveller, Dr. Stephenson. sbo
first brought some of the oil "a ngland In ia aud
sold it 10 a chemist In London lts value st oBee
bccanic apparent aud the demand fbr u vas I'm.
meo-e. It's said that AZ many ss eDSpo bottles Of
u have been sold In that city alone 10 one DAY "
gives the hair rich. dark. glossy appearancs and
Keep. II moist aud lively f0r great ienSth ~ TINE
II Il free from all the aiety g.s.,s"s wien All
other oils have. and does not leave the nsr ors.h
dry aud full of dandruh can - sobhaertiy
stated that II u the most Pefieet haif aIrslng In
~. Void Tn. otto II Hoses. costing nom o. 10
a. ,,unee a now used Ia II. which. when comhin-
"a lii lie natural nm raeec % the oil. gives II
,scuiiar and most beautiful petfime. for sale by
IN apoihecaries Price ONLY 70 cents. Dp,ible s.ss
- cents. 'S
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BOSTON BELLE.

This Is an elegant Dress Cloak. II iseut TO- 81 hs
form at the back, and has a sack or loose front
The sleeves are also entirely new, and are mark
Cd novelty In their construction. Theyars cut full
draPery, and plated up at the hand with a cuff,
which extends IRON the shoulder over the top the
ieeye around the hand. The waist and back are
In one piece with Eve box plalts three at the back
and one on each hip allowing the skirt TO hang In
ample folds, with very small circular collar faced
With the cloth, and tho whole garment trimmed
with galloOn and French buttons to mAtehlt Is in
deed a graceful garment
IA DAY, No.4 Union Block, Diddeford.
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DIR. BELLS
British PILLS.

These pills have been used In England for over
one hundred years a. = standard hmily medioine,
They act with the greatest vigor upon the liver AMI
aud operate without producing any Of TIE AarsA,
gripng pains produced by other pills in the scope
Of their curative powers they reaeh and osefcoms
more disease than any medicine ever discovered,
No family should he WITHOUT them. For sale by all
dealers In modicl at - cents box.
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OIL.
these letters will pleas
ed"
Littlefeld Sarah
Libby Sarah
Lcayitt Sarah A
Lincoln Susan q
Lewis Mary A
Linnell Louisa NJ
Libby Mrs j q
Long Frances NJ
Lowell B.
Lane Stephen
Marston MrsSophronia
Morrill, Mary A
Mcdonnell Mary
Moss Mary
McCarty Mark
Mitchell Miss
Moulton Mary 8
Murch Lydia
Mason Ivory
Merrill II
McKinnon Gilbert
Marston Elizabeth
Milliken &C
Mayberry A ID
Maddox Charity
Northrop Mary
Norris Emma
Nelson j NJ
Nickerson Margaret
Noble w
Parks Sarah p
Placer Lydia A
Perkins Hannah
Parkin Geo L II
Pinkham Eugene
Pierce A X
Proctor Almira
RUNNER Alkaline
Parsons Julia
Patterson Geo w
Powers Lucy T.
Roberts Salinda
Roberts Sarah s
Roundy Louisa
Kicker Lydia
Roberts Amaziah II
Ryan NJ A
Sn.jth VIM VI
Shaw W II
Smith Sarah Abbie
Shaw 81
Smith Sarah A
Smith Sarah s
Sullivan Nancy
Scribner Nancy j
Smith l.
Soule Mary l.
Snow Mrs John s
Stellar Henri
Soule Martha
Smith John Jr
Smith j w
Sawyer Hannah
Small Harriet l.
Smith Geo
Sampson II W
Sessions Geo
Springer Caroline A
Seayey Eunice A
Turner Ruth A
Trafton Lydia B
rowle Ivory
Thompson Jane
Thompson Howard NJ
Tucker : W
Wentworth Elmira A
Wells Frances n
Wakefield Mrs Eliza'bh
Wentworth Betsey
Wentworth Hattie NJ
Waterman Mary A
Wilkinson Richard
Whitney I I
Winslow Sophronia
Wakefield Susan
Warwood j NJ l.
Witham Mary A
Woodman Lydia
Whitney Lucy L
Wilson \ A
Wilson Hannah
u. GOODWIN, p. NJ.
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TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS.

TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS.
THE undersigned, Commissioner for the sale OF
| liquors In Massachusetts, IL noe allowed by law
10 sell 10 authorized Agents OF Cities and Towns In
all the New England States.
have ON hand large assortment of
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Which are all analyred by q estate Assayer," &C
cordIng TO law, and
Certified by him 10 be Pure,
and suitable for Medicinal. Mechanical and Chem
ical purposes Agents may he assured OF obtain
Ing Liquors (of GUARANTEED PuRIrf) NJ Is low cash
prices rs they can he had elsewhere.
certificate Of appointment rs Agent must DO
forwarded.
EDWARD p. PORrER, Commissioner.
22Custom House ST., Boston.
Boston, March 9th, ls6l. ~
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LA EUGENE.

This Is . beautiful Cloak and Is great hvorlte.
II Is made very deep with Double box Plait In the
back, which extends about half way down the back,
plain sack frOat, with ny or lapel Joined to the
front, two inches wide at the top, and Eve at the
bottom. The sleeves which are draPery In form
run up 10 the neck ofthe garment between the mont
and back. and has doabie box plalt to match the
back, commencing at the neck and extending down
half the length Of the sleeve.
The plalts at the back and sleeves are bordercd
with beautiful cable cord and buttons TO match
The ay In mont is similarly adorned with braid aud
buttons
IA. DAY, NOD Union Block, BlddeforL.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-04-05
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Is hereby given, that the semi-Annual Meeting
Of tho Trustees Of tho York County Five Cents
Saving, Institution. will be holden at the banking
Rooms Of the City BANK. on Tuesday the 9th day
OF April 1861, at O'Clock p NJ. agreeable to Art-
Gle . Of the bylaws Of said Institution.
Also, that the Annual Meeting Of said Institution.
will be holden at the same place, on Wednesday
the s,h day Of May 1861 st2 o'clock P. II. for the
choice Of Ofieers
Per order, b. "A. BOOThbf.
Biddefor,i, March q. 1861. svis