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HOuoWaY's Ointment.

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daasbareres amc ~nStHiserss @sf3ent enYedsn. ais Die es
81, ols8edetdnste WfilitdrS1lbe, Isas
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utent oerieben sat TT tetne Sefabr ~rprbattSeu. giai9e piAen
bes Maprsens unb @benSs aeaomnten, nno Saa Ointment
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an9ei mir iWr 9oNSen Nrulest
GOIDatett. Ad9ttu0
2ebt mad gurer eteener @eiun6bett umb trdmt ri@t ben dts
NEE. Weetisinen. Die 4ilen uno has 0iuhRent ftnb eber g-
prtit, ss fnS bic etnaissn IasSiainsn, Se II euFOpSii$sn ss-
Hrnse,i GurppaS nit benleIten ~pCrieben. NIB W6brenS tes
artnt Rricass bate er eth e3encs Depot IN BalacIesa gum be-
IOnber1t gsrtaai b!eIsr sr9ben $etLWtttsI; oft pertaal
fsratbare Seisbe tst GStbaten int Eager ale
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ba Der Suf I'M Sanaen 2aabt 9sbt
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sabt btele brsesn Serts MOT eSGg H%rartsettsn Lsibsn, 9sbi
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ben @arbem, Seuen tfe nt@t entGeten tSnnen, bstIsn uSsen.
eft eS sut, haB tie bios ia ben EnrniRer al areifsn babn
unS eins mRSebitn hnfen, bic in tebetn Taae AMI Dem g@IG6t-
feIbe BEN Musen ift2 2Bte ptde E~oueube trHrbsn asrsttsl
rsrben, ipesn tets oeie @soisinsn aur Sono Fnb.
Waruung. Refine fnb 61t, hem ni6t bic gserie sgChc
map New. YSrr uno 9cnocn" oils @aleraeiden In iscslF
8Lotte beS AnnstiIngssitAes un teeea Grpf ODER Rsten erieua
bat limb, man fam fe beutlidb Iehen, ipenl man baS GIatg,.
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lie anbieter, pilenb, bab fe nidt G4t fine.
80 Bertauft in Der Tabrit bon Trcfiior SplOraA Ss
GSaiben Zane, Nessgcrt, rnb Bet pGsN reireftabein Drug
uno Wssn;inesrtaufsru tn ben Gaassp ~ssrelslstsn stasisa
unn Der cpiIttrten gSelt.
6habteIn bon rs Seats, 81 GeRls unb 1 Dollar HILL
Dlan tpGrt bel, penn man BITE gr6Eereu SGa9teIn ntMIl,
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nit tua GgYse6:aa tetbrbert. Dse ksatn ttttet baburrs Ser
<5nrsissantsa efatG grSsefenj 9pftkej4i ass tyasas
eins enosre g3aGa. aus ta tie Ea 81 Gtsifg fEs-:sr ss teot ar
fscrs g5aaA uan beranrfsn Vi5sen, els -s594E5s1 tN1+
Bttt8bura, @lerelamo, Detrett, Upct sWa9as,
Gticasp, WilUuatce, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
RngI, Rcd SStanb, burlington, Soma @ns
pb apestea be6balD bic ait Der NORTHERN &eutTaI aat5 aspfa-
ben gerisusr 10 SsuaStr f:aSaF as ois att ensrr. Sa6aea
1ebgnsTn hsrt esntre agsr, SgdD Herbsn 4 AfaI tssntger bic
gEasen Deses ssYeAfe!t. Die Sesn stsbt brr4 ben IASHlea
sse:i sen Otse. Dis ganat @rtisE9nae ssa sssF bisestCaer
IL eGo Assslen 2laSt TeySg Rtsb bisY 9~eaei6sGatI aNassehl y.
sset rass ben pGfl&tggea sa sen. s!tassaeaanesDst'
92sum Grejfa 8ydttra, Cincinnati, Jroiar
napM. .35otis0ille wlc ct. 2cuis
rsrs.a sSenfaR5 sAfaeIetee ~seFSrbtrt nab fir tHr @tp6G
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ttaasa SIT ben 8 tpr-, Tbss &tenbs 10 uer=3as ne@ alien
| %. loan StGsea 8sptn ptas ~untaspeas aWfsehastei saaOerpen
Observation-Disclosures ,psvOtr ssFsepit ~ beg Offer pts aBtntea
3ebn g. BatEert p
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Mineral w sser.
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70. Gs -. Sagfttu,pres. ~srsifDen @apst u. SpGibanfsr.
SO tata,be mt ntctasn Stsuaoea iOptc BEN esesr4sn NabttRrn
gasentetneu T~0rsussiserss ba5 i'd usein @siddft ban Np. 66
. GARTH. mad Cbi8ea Bias Seregt babe nHo bite bn@ mir ishter
efsenre gertraueH aNs ferrer benabren 81 pollen.
Esein Seeet sen = ,utiGe en- y Gfrn in sGea asander,
S@atb19ets G@retb~ pnb 3et&enDefts. 9Grets-
~natertaIsa euet art, beptf&E Ruftt tfr piaup naD &C.
aug, babe Id aut bss Eeae perppAftagat8t ,unh pcrbf,h III g~etradbt
ST S6testen settbts biaisFeu grste ReEen,
tgtf nwtne 2etbtibttptbet taa@si 10 ~tefnaScFs aai~nesflass.
ibenl is btdIIbe miGocr bseeassnb peraErtt babe al fGsNG9 q
F@af has @inbtnbeu son 8R@crt. NsuFf &c, heTbe i@ saeta
~6slcnbere Iufuierfanfstt seresubsa. rto babe ID aleHs 3 nb :
ubsrsi 70 ~souitdahig etaSeriGkt, I'M aler MGfttSaea beseas
uilssa AT f0utett. gs.5@, &mtat, # 8
sp@ $50. 81 u. BstdrsCsY 9@ifdes tsae 13olfaa tn
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Mad 8sla IL. Son 4rrna8 So
tel in 3tsRftgr jshsn 7isntffaa. Dpnaerffall
II. 5amltoa.
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sesuer r,mD tut6ttssr SabrpGasr.

2s,ser uttO sot1tiger S~nbrpGoss.
Ia Baltimore H. GH}oE0tferbG1n
Ma anb red BEN 10. OttpBer 1862 eeten tasIt@ 8 8ast
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8aItintVre. Sarpere 6errb:s
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Accommodation AS NdGn. $40 WCrntittag.
J DER @rpreB3ug bait nt6t an, an 29eotGtipmer. Mu9 Betet
muir bic @rpreb3tge oS SOnnt1oe. lGJ al4s
hHer GrpreB3uG nnb Der Accommodations Sug itebt. bel
gSolbtn8trn Snncttrn nit ben gSafbtnetVn 3Isen tn gsrb5a-
|tun1. .E
Ser Glicptt's>W eiQ8z Mc~csutpbaticns< Bug
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Wtridbt Contamination Ha $50 u. els @cr1attt. GnS nm
As uns 500 gtn&us. r.r. ra.6 rqa :
Bon GateStt,s gltGs um TAO u. 1900 slOrseus. aaD R@
s.15 Anb 8, 20 go1u1s J 1f@ @04 ,1[TA sJ
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ssVea BITE 8hee mn. I, 80 rnO 7,4o u. 10 IL pSrwsttaas. fpni,
ana $50 NIB $40 SlaGmtttces.
aHa Ssenste MA 40 unb 40 Atureens. 5Ia
neH1 sana Son MaIbingtpu liY
us 800 arb 7.40 II. IL Il. G~pruatttGes uMb $50 NIB 500
SiGaSa. Ant Gurntag nus 8oGnsttass tut ! $50 aV
Der brittle unb ftinfte Sag bon Baltimore rnb ber Speti
duo oterte Bug bon @ofttn9rCs baIten an oa NSeg-gtattrner+
Der sHetts mo Finite Bug bon Baltimore nno Naibimstpr
ftebt ratt BET ArnetS!ss i8atta in @sEbtteurss 6 g9gt9fH
A8- Bese1 Xtttts, @uStuaTt gattt y. + %. neaDe mar
TO az 3. T.. @nRIant, &ssnt CO Ger E~l6es@Jffce
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;aIemmsngeIeBter @Yrup rpn BtlDf!ri9en.
bas Fterite anD ssmibelse DlttteI in uir. Seilanp DON bart
nadisen Suftsa, Gltaltnnsfuy erpnGitiS, gn9brijtiSre!,
ausasBrung. slausn 9uftsn; 8Iatipeen,9 5eiIsrte!., f@wa9si
s6u,ers ii SI Ss.te nab BrafF,g SpsrsloYfa pssr S~sEstFa4f-
Stt, ellen pals Lgrait. mo 2unssHleibsas 20 t9!ISd
Or. SmnYne'SAil166l4Q
| miansMeugeIebtsr, Sprup bon WtlbEirldsn
befiHset fb Jest User elm Biertsl Sabrbuucert Dor Ger .WEeI;
naa 1T ID bsr6aafen in febem bsi0S9 atsa &bsile Der Grbe.
s a95la8 ms Or. @napne's3snIe fgf!
snlammengelsetsr iSprup pcn s@ilbftr11eu
pirS ~ausereitet utter Der uuwi.tstbsysn xuIi@t srm Or. 5,
batu nit BEN upi@t9en @srtbeit sirer reselaSsis.n u~ebtshti.
lGen Eilbsg8 in etusr esr better. ,nne, altsit:n g@nIeu in
sSiIobsIpbta, il rttaet4t III Der GSeIt, otSstreitn. Gr bssAts
aAbSer eirsr r~eSIiden Geruin In Benz NStiabeIpbta Oi4psns
lam, nne @sr plele Sabre laas Glst IN. 9oipitaE pmb aIer
ArFensaus isner StGot. d9(A 9EBt&6
f. i Or. Swnpnei's -rn esrnaa
sllartneugeiebtee Ssrpp pom WtlDttrl9sn
y sassr q, l sSgsrls sr,s9.t lem a msass aS S y s,s grpsrtsns :e..
6araii;ss in bsIers ane i'm &uSiamhe 8eprGudt mtre-
Or. SnGnnf's
salanmengeIebter SYrnp bon MtlbttrlGea
nsm fS6bbarep Baum. bic erfs tpet9e iemals In ptseua 2stIDe
gut srettet rrnrce. une ee esn3iSe, meI@e ehI 're9eln6b9er
Gr5t ~5nberettst, cSslti9 bic NGulen BON ~betanrten @erSteH Se-
terettnnSell rGti NSttflTI@e1 bsiodegt .faS, bic aber nilts
att ihrer Sete5s1yB 3a tbnn beben, aao rceI@e Mane1 bsii-
islbei MIR bsi9efIaC Fnt, bic aber nintS nit tbrer BeiettIns
sn ttuu baben, UNI tbnen eiuet v1f gu neri3affen u1e sfrs
anittet berielbes ben 9ertauf her gts 7t3St bel ~icrslpien Ecu
ter %5GISreern- n GS5G0- L9H1H4J55El If fSAEe &
s Dr,3S sD 95Hl
suIatnmen9eIeBter Syrup bon BtlOftrI4en
4, 8trgsif ct Mot SaB ibrt msan eer 2eib perlsapEt sSer
Mot btHl6naIi@ Sfsa ieu i0ats g $4,000 s'
iGpapne's @arIapartDa ,r.D G1eet@0tHen
in @erbtarnas nit, Dem GiIttrfAsns Eprup .ue9rrs:; hieie
Bilen fRh elm i&teGes r~eint9eGhes Gartrnitttl. bas cue bSis
Salablcnceranesi aus beta WSa9eg Ane ben @eo&1nen :ste
iernt, pDhurd, pSni9e Gennbbsit beresfent Eirh.
9nbersttet snsi@ltssts4G eust 0r. g. S~apnfs
G5tiabeIpbi9. 3+GdI 6fsSE 9thlleg9lg ll6g
@ias 8or w!rs per gpf frasso perEeabst bel @urpEers ron
IS &eut5. &~~f35&{@& tAs4 3%e ~ d
afan a~opsfFre SsFsGnB9su an agk ajN- M
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ra %eItauft bet3 s4t.sat4a tB
Sfaoc P.&pet, T8 BaItmnrrsEr.
s. 9. 9Gttes, 1913 BaItinsOreht. ~
s.. SefenbnI8, 8rpabGaa uub Santon Gosnue,
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Fiiila ban BeliEn unb SSN2far. 1nI
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3 nc 19It @-tntsrzTahrSEanS 11Jf3GlE
En nso Hs4 hsll .Stpn, sssTbfn bic d8ef ~ggEb.sss 3alH
IN rsAEIeenbes qpetfe %eypfhtetI
Ser pDE tug esbt tdslta Unit A~usltaknia bss Ssnrtaas)
uut 3 litt % Iitr. asDreers al nG& Si4:stl;rg, @Luitrd,
Buffalo nnb 81 r.OSrt Iber GIentrpn. :
Der &rbreb5ug 6ebt ao nm $50 &teles htrett mad
piitsturs, Griumbus, @iuctnnott, Snotanapclts, Sort gSaeea
a Ger nm $50 2tenbs ~obsebenbe @rpreBsr9 miro MIR an fgl
aenbeu laoIiG con 9arrlsburs ~BeleSsnen Rnnften anbalten:
gDlSstrrOrSh gcrl, 9atOser SSancttDtt, @lern1cntt PARTON,
attentions GbarberSbura mto GeGep$etas. n2tdsn Ljl
Abfabrt Spn Sarrt8burs na4 HsrDsgrrf nm 8 r9s Natm'
I Der Rartt$bnrs Necrra. ISas tmt 5 'Ilbt a4sIa9
SyI- Iaseaer s glrbtpsta uah anlsg&g Skpsrsa peS bsYias-
lldsss 'a~asspnFsa keissfs gaag 50 agJsis; 9aettsDFGct in br
,9atSeet ggostlga.' Ct: t9g EnssaFt+ap GsattisnsT 81
TNT2+3a t4~ ;. v. On Base 5naN
"a nnM g5afusg sAssf.4eeu. IN usgay Nob5jl
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4@opantowa nm Eem 2 ne
-.nF 6na 4,tts Ian Re- a4.fl v~r
Omnibu1e perlafen @Ge pOlltpaA U. bas
q~ettelfr. I'm s uAr 2lseprssHgi i, I. 80 Din.
5Sg9ulitta9S. a31I38taa I'd sH7g ssa3aflb
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Fr HA -
Barter8barg mlb Warietta, ODER Geg@oob,
st4l ta Mbee!iaa uuO &pluusbu5. 44r0a !
Ote B~aiti1sure- uns GbsC-Gtffntapn ttttst Sew ~tetieaOCn
YussttuEa bic erEsteE 9srtnetse IN @taws auf @t9is!ttt, Be-
queEsttdsset. St4tylsss, 9uuitIttItssuMD Gd9aeett Der Ste
nerten, 70 bMS Ge Dga feiner aIDern @Gba to Steisz Qaa5e
|abertrpFea wirb. Gtele 8aba pom atLantfHen @isst cttsse-
etnh, t@ pe alttse nus secspateat Gtn!t, 8lei4itttsa aOet and
Ste ihrIeEs anb i&neIas ump Sa1er big btutefe vFuIte fnr etc
&ttftuOrh naa beSa Gefeea. tit nsiht SsrFtplen fonten, Re o.
t:nnSst / .e4+ t.4& r(p .s45.r. #&tefrf weG
MeilenentferaurS Doa 25oitasore ra@
y Cincinnati I: a.u
Mfpsr potsersgnrg $50 gsetEgn.
Ufbet seeawDrc Eab GDrtslias 5Sel 1898 :
utEss 6arrtSbuFs une gsttebnss #
GuvG, bse EgGrsetta~Qtsie G3S
ssne Gts9arnib an hes entfssnglg pga lis
DurG bic GtrIWabus-9inst $50 .
u tt GrIYsvnGb at Hr G%ntfernusS bSn 69
s~eeisnhe, rel&e BITE 8alttarte. rne D5sU-&titntaan It:ai.
sen, lesen bic Slesfen In TX Easen susla un6 fatrsniu
Waeen. BITE Gaf bas edsstsqueraFe nab nit seppGasr:er Gtsen
esnssri&:st Hnb. 81
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-r ~ Os AEa@sS GaanSR AA-E I r t# 81
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marb u. SaratpSaftr TT. jeben Wcreen I'm z
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9aa @albinston I'm 4 ubr 30 aRin.,
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NIB 5 10 Nadmittaes. r. 2
80 n BafbinStcn nm 6 l1br, TAO nno
II llhr 8Crusittass, unb mn 3 3OA ahr
NadgItttags.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-02

FAITHFUL MINISTER OF HEALrH.-ln exam.
lining the vessels at the various wharves we
find among the curiositics OF our commerce
the brig Miranda, just in from Truxillo with
a cargo of Honduras Sarsaparilla for DR.. j.
c. Aver Of Lowell. So particular arc this
firm as to the articles used in compromising
their various remedies, that they have this
drug, like some Others they consume, gath
cred for them by askillful agent Of their
own in the tropical regions of its growth
He informs us that there are many species OF
this plant, but two of which are really valu-
able in medicine the qualities of these arc
also affected by the time Of gathering, mode
of curing, etc., operations which in that re-
gion of unreliable workmen imposes heavy
labor upon him. One of the inert varieties
of Sarsaparilla grows wild in our own for
ests, while several Others, nearly worthless,
abound in Central and South America. The
intelligent agent assured us that the virtues
of this drug had never been fully told, and
that the reason of the low esteem in which
many hold it is mainly due to the importa-
ton of such immense quantitiesof the worth
less varieties. His account Of his trips to
Honduras and his business excursions along
the Gulf Of Dulce and the rivers Of Monta.
qua and the Santiago and among the ada
cent mountains were Of intense Interest,"
We can but commend and honor his employ
ers for the faithfulness and energy with
which they execute their trust rs ministers
to the public health, and We suspect that
this course is at least one OF the reasonswhy
their medicines are held in such extraordina-
ry favor throughout the civilized world.-M.
Y. City Ne,cs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-02
To the Readers of the Union and Jour
nal.

As will be noticed at the head OF the col
umns of the USIoS AND JOURNAL this week,
n change has been made in the management
of the paper. The subscriber only temporal
rily engaged himself as the conductor Of this
sheet, having previously made other business
arrangements for the ensuing year, better
adapted to the preservation of his health
Having completed his term of engagement
with the proprietor. Capt. CowAN, his con-
nection with the paper now ceases.
Ell. HAYES, Esq, his successor, isa gen.
tleman Of the legal profession, well known
in this community US member Of the York
Bar. Mr.. II. will spare no pains to make
the paper deserving Of the continued support
of its former friends and patrons. We are
confident that all, therefore, who have gen.
erously bestowed their fayors upon the pa
per in the past, will continue to do 50 in
the future. May we not even hope that
there will DO some increase OF patronage ?
A local paper is a matter OF pubic interest,
and few indeed would be willing to dispense
with 50 important an auxiliary in the promo
ton of the public welfare. Viewed in this
light, ought it not to receive the patronage
Of those whose interests are materially, al
though indirectly, advanced by its publica
tion2 A little effort on the part Of its
friends, in the several towns in the county,
might augment its list several hundreds, and
this increase would serve in no small degree
as an encouragement to still greater effort on
the part of those on whom the management
Of the paper deyOlves.
L. A. PuiLBRIcX.
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lean brig. Young Republic. telescope In
testimony Of his humanity and kindness to
Aha crew of the schooner Nourmahal, otDig-
nv. MS, which foundered at sea on the
18th November last.
To Capt. Oscar r. Perry, OF the Brig Eph-
RAM Williams, of New York, sextant, in
testimony of his humanity to the crew OF the
bark Alice, OF Hull, wrecked OF Lyon Is
land, on the coast Of Patagonia. on the 18th
of October last.
To Capt. NOVEL;, Of the ship Tropic, a
telescope, in testimony Of his humanity in
rescuing the crew Of the Village Belle, OF
Yarmouth, n. s., abandoned at sea 9th OF
January last.
To Capt. Dudley Young, Of the bark Dill
irence, Of Portland, telescope, in testimO-
nv Of his humanity and kindness to the crew
and pilot Of the schooner Neptune, OF st.
John, n. B., whom he rescued from his wa
ter.losged vessel in January last.
To Capt. T. Thurlow. Of the bark Lucy
Ring, a gold watch and chain, for his HUI
mainly to the crew Of the bark Kenmore, OF
Picton, y. s., abandoned at sea Goth Decem-
Der last.-N. Y. Tribune.
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How our Mortars are Discharged.

A correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune
thus describes the manner in which the inn
mense Pittsburg mortars being used in the
reduction Of Island No. 10 are discharged.
lie says:
"a bag of powder, weighing from eigh'
teen to twenty pounds, is dropped into the
bore OF the huge monster; the derrick drops
the shell IN; the angle is calculated; q long
cord is attached to the primer; the gunner
steps out upon the platform and the balance
of the crew upon the shore; the captain
gives the word, the gunner gives the cord a
sudden jerk. u crash like thousand thun.
ders follows, tongue OF flame leaps from
the mouth of the mortar and column OF
smoke rolls up in beautiful feecy spirals, de-
yeloping into rings of exquisite proportions.
One can see the shell, as II leaves the NOR
tar, flying through the air, apparently no
larger than marble. The next you see Of
the she'll, u beautiful cloud Of smoke bursts
into sight, caused by the explosion"
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EHs UNION AND JeTRMAa A WEEKLY aARE'
Message from the President.

The following is the message of the Pre.i-
dent approving the act abolishing slavery in
the District Of Columbia:
Fellow-citizens Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives: The Act entitled "An Act
for the release Of certain persons held to ser.
vice or labor in the District Of Columbia,"
has this day been approved and signed. l
have never doubted the constitutional author
ity Of Congress to abolish slavery in this Dis
trict, and have ever desired TO SEQ the Ma
tional Capital freed from this institution in
some satisfactory way. Hence, there has
never been in my MIND any question upon
the subject, except the one OF expediency,
arising in view Of the circumstances. II
there be matters within and about this act
which might have taken course or shape
more satisfactory to my Judgment, ! do not
attempt to specify them. ] am gratified that
the two principles Of compensation and col
ouization are both recognized and practically
applied in the act. In the matter OF com.
pensation 1t is provided, claims may DO pre-
sented within ninety days from the passage
of the act. but not thereafter, and there 10
no saving for minors, femmes covert, insane
or absent persons. Ipresume this is an omis.
sion by mere oversight, and l recommend
that 1t be supplied by an amendatory or sup
Elementary act. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, April l6. 1862.
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Town Meeting.

A town meeting was held at the Town Hal
last Wednesday, according to the warran
published ia our last issue. The meeting
opened at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, by the choic'
OF Philip Eastman, Esq.. rs moderator, ant
closed between and o'clock p. NJ. Al
We anticipated, there was considerable dis
custom ard quite lively time. We wer
necessarily absent from the meeting, and con
sequently shall not attempt to report the dc
bates. The following votes comprise the re
suits Of the meeting.
Voted, That tho Treasurer Of this town b
and he is hereby authorized and directed b
execute. in behalf OF the town Of Saco.
lease to tho Inhabitants OF the County 0
York of the Town Hall and FIRE proof safe
and such other rooms as may DO necessary fo
the accommodation of the Supreme Judicia
Court and its officers, for such time as sale
Court shall he holden ut Saco, In conformity
to the provisions OF the Legislature upon th,
tubject, without expense to the County and
30 the acceptance Of tho County Commits
sioncrs.
Voted, That the Town Treasurer DO au'
thorized and directed in behalf OF the town Of
Saco, to execute lease to the inhabitants oil
the County Of York, Of the Town Prison on
Factory Island for the purpose Of securing
prisoners therein during each session OF the
Supreme Judicial Court, to be holden ut So.
co. TO the acceptance Of the County Commits
siopers, rs provided in the act, entitled an
act to change the place of holding the Jan.
uary Term OF the Supreme judicial Court in
the County Of York approved March 81, 1859,
and any acts additional thereto.
Voted, That the Town Treasurer be au-
thorized to lease or sell and convey the Town
Prison on Factory Island to the inhabitants
of the County Of York, to be used a. q Coun.
ty Jail, on such terms and conditions as may
be agreed upon by the Selectmen Of the Town
Of Saco, and the County Commissioners Of
said County.
Voted, That the Town Treasurer be auth.
oriled TO hire sum Of money not exceeding
three thousand dollars. to carry into effect an
act passed by the Legislature Of this State
March 18th, 1862, In aid OF the families Of
Volunteers. Offered by 4. r. wiggin, Esq.
Voted, That the Selectmen DO authorized
and directed to tax tho owners Of dogs, nc
cording to an act passed by tho Legislature
Of this State upon that subject.
Voted, That the Sclectmen arc authorized
TO erect such Street lamps or lamps, on
North Street as In their judgment are requir.
cd by general welfare and convenience, pro-
yided they can attach the lamp posts 10 the
Leading Pipe there. on tho same terms a. In
other localities where lamps are now placed.
Voted, That we raise further sum oftwo
hundred and Fifty dollars for the pay Of the
Firemen, and that this sum together with the
seven hundred and City dollars raised Tor that
purpose at the annual meeting DO placed ct
the disposal Of the Selectmen, either for no
gotiating with the present companies for their
services the ensuing year, or Tor forming new
companies a. the cause may require.
Voted, That the subject matter Of Article