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uRarre Academy.

THE sUMAER TERN will 'ss. J, $ s. sPATLs0fNa
18th. =. ,ass Z3ow"
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CAIRO, June 6. There is yet some doubt
whether our feet has passed Fort Randolph'
where the rebels are SAID to have taken the guns
which they removed from the fort above. lhey
Iattonly FIVE or SIX guns. Before leaving Fort
Wright they destroyed everything that could
not be transported.
lis reported that the rebels have evacuated
vr Randolph. If this ls the case nothing can
prevent the feet from arriving at Memphis TO-
Gay
WASHINGTON, June 6 The President mas
sent, among other nominations to the senate
which have not been acted upon, that OF BENZ
Whidden of n. H.. as Minister to fiayti.
1t probable that new aud extensive camp
Of Instruction will soon be established In the I'M
mediate vicinity of Annapolis, under the super
ltvndence of Gen. Wool.
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

uneven the garment may ne ltrece'FeS an ea'
mount of pressure. 1t is also sufficiently strong, ana so
arranged that it be run by power for LAu NpRltS,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although 1t is a
small and simple Machine 1t IS ahle 10 90 &c amount
of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested Ior htee years
na and fotnd to do everything that it designed to
do And after any buys one Of them, and hHds 1t
viii not do what claim for it, the can return ana nave
their money, all my agents are authorize" 10 40 TINS
So there chance for you to get humbuggeh oy giving
them trial, and it may he just the tang you want
70 wash with this Machine, put your cloheS tosoak Tor
about twenty minutes in soap srdS with warm wa
ter then them through the rolls ve or SIX tS PACK
and forth into the suds when they will require no uppnE
excepting the very diriest parts such as collars ana
wrist Glands which win require hu SLIGHT run with me
nds 3, this process You wiz be able to do your wash
ing in ess than half the tine on can by hand or any
Ier machine in use, and much easier and no wear ana
tear 10 yolr clothes ike the rubbing board an twisting
to get tl' water fom hcma< yo7 cor see the pr'nclpe
of my Machine is 70 squeeze ihs'cad o. r"" Al" '"S'
I which eyades all frc.ioG.
Ma luf4ctu I'd At "rhitld, w.
A chin" ,Nhibitio" Al Bra'2an < ii!del'S
oHi.e oG' the y. Hayward Company
ASurieTrEERs OF lNOIA RUppEE GOODS
! BOSTON MARCH lsr, 1862
To Manu. acturers, the Trade aud the P"bhc ,,o..o
In the grant from the n. Hayward Company to Metro
politan Washing Machine Company under the license OF
rhares goodyear to said N Hayward Company, for the
use If Vulcanzed India Rubber coverings for rolls the
rgh 10 such application The Bailey machine was 81 e.
s,,y reserved and is exclusively ned by the N hay
ward Company These machines ard rights are guar
anteed the trade and manutac,urt ana IS .he o o
invention in which the Vucanzed Rubber Rolls ADD coy
ernrs for Rolls, do not turn on the sha, or smn' 'e
c thes. , \, ,,..d
The Injunction granted in favor Of the N. Hayward
Comnapy as Joint coml lainan's, and the subsequent
ran with the above reservation, fully ablish the rgh
70 this article in the n. Hayward Company ANY ~ n
Ep REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently IN
tended to impose upon the public false representation
title as we'll as worthless Machines. that turn on 'n
'hat,, and smut n HAYWARD COMPANY.
' ~ THEo. C. WEEKS, Agent.
BARRE May 8, 1862
This NAV certify that have used one OF Bailey ASH
ing and Wrngng Machines, and can say that u VIII o
ali that is recomme nded, and satisfied that II save
one half of the work in washing and wringing and VIII
dry in half the time and is Eat SAVING IN tne we"
OF clothes. A. M oAoh"H>' p"'i' "
MONTPELIER, April IT, 1892
rh;s NAV certify that I have used Of Bailey
Washing and v ringing Machines over one year, an
am satisird that it Saves nae my business the help
q. ie M = ~ ri othas LEVI ROUrW ELL.
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FREMoNT's HEADQUARTERS,
Mount jackson. Va, June ..

Further pursuit of Jackson has been llnpossi-
BE to-day owing to the sudden rise oil the oheh-
dOah river
CAPE RACE, June g. Steamship City OF
Washington, with four days later adVices from
Europe, arrived off this point at TINS evening
and was boarded by the news yacht OF 'i'e aS'o'
GATED press, and the following obtained
The Times in an editorial on the SURRENDER
VI Norfolk. the destruction of the Merriihac
ETC., says the conquest OF the South 30 lar aS I've
Waters are concerned, seems almost as com pie'e
as on the land.
1t says however, that it is premature 10 speak
d the Confederate power as altogether orohen
and sees no signs of the end, and no inoica''o'
what that end will be. 81
The Southerners may be beaten in battle ou
Aey have immense territories INTO "n'o, "
retreat, The surprise is not that the conieu
crates are beaten, but that they make lron' Z"
ALL
Inc Times thinks Gen. Buffers rule at NeV
oFeans exceedingly severe and harsh
ST LOUIS, June G. The following spec'ino'
fe0c lying is taken from the Memphis ~
bRyND JUNCTION, June 2. St. Louis p"Pei
the 9th ult., Just received, say thar W do"
oston Is in danger. Stone wall jackson
within % miles of the Capital, and has possess
'no the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad M
The Governors of Massachusetts, ana h"ou
Island have called out the militia. ana gre'
Excitement prevails, The militia RESPONDS IT.
Nc'aotly.
hogland and France have agreed that !, :"
latter would withdraw her garrison from mex
france has Withdrawn the garrison as propose!
me papers say we may look out LOT '"''n
lew weeks on our shores.
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CEOT III
II. r. RIKER,
ORA PER A N d T A l. o Il,

has Just returned from NEW YORK with good stock OF
Broadcloths Cassmeres and Vestings, of late Patterns
and styles Germ IN Broadcoths, Blark DoesSins'
French Fancy Doeskins, for Gentle men
Pants; Rich Silk aid Marseilles Vest
ings ; Satin and Silk Vestings, OF
the best qualities,
ny All Garments made at his SHOPS VIII DC uohe In
the most workmanlike and fashonab m inner.
Garments for others to Ike, and warran ed 70 NJ
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionaoe Ceat'
can get it by calling at Riker's shop.
Ma % 1880.
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YNE &EX
Looking Glass and Picture Frame
MANUFACTORY,

Nos AL East Tvvcnty-Third street,
,73 g. I75 Grand street 2l5 Centre street.
ESTABLISHED 1888. NEW YORK. EsTAnLIS HE'D 1895
This Establishment has been in successful GRAFTON "a
and is the Largest Of the kind in the United Htaes
We have on ha nd or manufacture to ordr every descrp
ton OF - - ...,-
LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE & PORTRAIT FRAn
Pain aud Ornamental Pier, Wall, oval All"
Mantel Glasses. Conn citing Cornlces
Base and Bracket Tables, with
Marble slabs, Toilet
Glasses, NC, &C.
Mouldngs for Picture Frames, in lengths Su'Soe 1o'
ransnort ion either Gilt, 3erling, Rosewood OAK, De-
bra Birlseye M,hogony, &c. our nrw "ahulacto,y
and extensive enable us to furnish any arce IN
our line as good rs the best and cheap as the cheapest
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON US
,, ,hav visit New York We claim to he able to sup
NV them with every article in line which they can
possibly require, at prices lower than theS can
elsewhere. go, .,ass No not
orders by mail attended to with promp'heSs' Do ho'
fail to cali when you visit New YORK =. Nv
0 aae,o INV HORACE V. SIGLER, Ag't.
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IN TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
O'CLOCK A. M.
,rrpnAY's TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

ueclellan's Headquarters, june t. Two de-
who came IN this morning state that
III I,.rph johnson. was MORALLY wounded
ten, oo oroIn by Mimic ball during the late
ID "'' 1rd that Gen Smith Is now 10 command
@Ur' ;nfnrmation received tends to corroborate
the fact a.o.o tho rehs, loss = oS,;,,o.oa
~ 400 in killed, wounded and missing.
al ~ w. material change has taken place in the
.,,iop of the enemy.
I0s''' nnntraband has arrived who left Richmond
,r5,v tie represents things there as in !.
::srribe state No troops are in the city, ex-
1 s,, those DONG guard duty and attending to
ety. SICK and wounded all being compelled to
,euaia outside =,
There were no signs OF evacuation, but on the
,,atrary everything goes to show determined
.,.;.tance on the part OF the rebels
Tno constraband also states that during the
e.bt If Sunday the house tops and all the ele-
I5,.d nosltlons were covered with people to wit
.t battle. Every one was expecting to
any troops driven INTO the Chickahomny
W.. ,rben thew saw the rebels running toward
ta city the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed.
v,nv Of the inhabitants have crossed the
lanes river in expectation that The city would
t'nccoped by our troops soon. 1t is rumored
,b,, Csn. Magrudcr is going To resign, having
t.rome disguised with the rebel military admin
NratlOu.
Eyprything has been very quiet to day. a
4.c at truce came in from Gen. Huger, asking
law tbp bodies OF Gen. Pettierew, and Coils. Da
W, Jiyhtloot. Long and Britton, who were
,a,,nosrd to have been killed in the late battle
rI' DAVIS was the only one killed. Light
fot and long are prisoners and Brtton and Gen
psttio+sw wounded. Col. DAVIS body will b
returned.
r,rtress Monroe, June e. The Massachusetts,
winch went up James river with the rebel pr
y,tsprsmen, to be exchanged for Col Corcora
and others held as their hostages, returned TIL
morning bringing back the prlvateersmen.
Con Eurer promised on behalf OF his govern
mont that the hostages enould be exchanged &c
the rNaeermeh.
Communication was sent to the rebel Go'
eminent asking an explanation. An ansW'
came back that Gen Huger had exceeded b
Instructions, ard that further conference woul
Unnecessary before the exchange could be con
Eeted.
Washington, June 6. The following dl
atch has been received at the War Depar
uent
CAIRO. June 6. The De Sofa has arrived d
rec, from fort Pillow. Our forces occupied Il
hrr The enemy burnt everything. A nul
Der Of Guns were found. ihe large mortar b;
been destroyed. The gunboats have passed 10
RandoI Eh ~
The following WAS received to-day at the n
" Department;
To Hon. Gideon WeileS Sec y OF Nary
The dispatch boat of last night reports
evacuation OF Foct Pillow, and It's occupan
BY our troops Most of the fotllla had pass
below Randolph. A. NJ PESNock:
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MoNrpELIER, April II, 1867
Ths NAV certify that have used one ~ Bailey's
Washing and v ringing Machines over one year, ana
am satisfied that it saves in my business the help OF
q. ie "i 'a no e of cIothas LEVI ROUrW ELL.
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Very --latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK y. M.
IMP ORTANT ~ e w S!
Our GunbOats Within Four Miles of
Charleston.
The Rebel City Probably al
seady Attacked.
FROM McCLELLAN'S ARMY.
ONE OF THE REBEL JOHNSON'S
STAFF CAPTURED!
The Rebels fully posted on the num-
bers, divisions, &C., of our Army.
Fr H @ M TT u * -A- -
Old Sam and Uncle Sam TO dG
Old Sam and Uncle Sam TO dC
business together.
A STRONG UNION SENTIMENT

U. S. Steamer Augusta, off Charleston 5, Z.
Thursday May %. !
| have barely time to forward letter hy the
prize lust captured off this place and which is
on its way Northward Tne news here lsq"lte
important Our guuboats are within niles OF
Charleston, by way Of Stone inlet, and we ex-
meet soon to attack it.
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ONE OF THE REBEL JOHNSON'S
STAFF CAPTURED!

The Rebels fully posted on the num-
bers, divisions, &C., of our Army.
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Further pursuit of Jackson has been uni oss
BE to-day owing to the sudden rise oil the o"ei
doah river.
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E H O M TT u * n -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-21

Al n Court OF Probate held at Saco. within
and for the county OF York, on the first Tues
day OF February, In the year ofour Lord, eight
cen hundred and sixty.two, by the Hon. K. K
bourne, Judge ofsaid Court,
JEREMIAH HILL, Administrator OF tho estate
al OF JEREMIAH HILL, late of Lyman. In said
county, deceased. having presented his first &C.
count OF administration Of the estate OF said de-
ceased for allowance,
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
IN ali persons interested by causing q copy
of this order TO. DO published three weeks
successiyely In the Union and Journal printed at
Bjddeford in said county, that they may appear at
n Probate Court to he held ut Kennebunk, In said
County ON the hrst Tuesday In March next ut ten OF
the clockin tho, kDrcnoon and shew cause, IL any
they have, whythe same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
true COPY, Attest. GEORGE ii. knowlton. Register.
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Ikdyertlsement.i

Ds. MorsE will resame his visits to Biddeford
to he q, the Blddsford House The arst Friday In
March, and the srst Friday In each month after.-
Dr.. Ne success in treating affections OF the head
throat and lsnes, has been mod uoadsrfaL lie
Ia, effected cures In large nsabsr Of eases, Aner
they were pronounced hopeless By councils OF ply
sielaas. lie also prsseuses With great success zoe
all femaleeonplalnts for-Pr.isy'.s Ut,r'," 'Jaii-
ing Of as Ws.s,- and Lsseorrhas 1ias', he has
q soverelEu remedy.
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At a Court Of Probate held at Saco. within
and for the county or York, on the first Tuesday
OF February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slIty-two, by the Hon. L. Il. bourne.
Judge Of said Courts f.....
IN the petition OF EDWARD A, ROLLINS, In
" terested In the estate OF ALONZ0 MeCRfLLfS,
late OF Berwick, In said county. deceased praying
that administration dc bons non, with the will an
nexed Of the estate OF said deceased may DO grant
ed to him or to some other suitable person
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow and
next OF kin 10 take administration, and give notice
thereof to the heirs OF said deceased and IN oil per-
sons interested In said estate, by causing copy oil
this order 10 be In the Union asd Journal
printed ut Blddcf0rd, In said county. three weeks
successiyely. that they may appear ut Q Probate
Court TO he holden ut Kennebunk. In said county,
on the hrst Tuesday In MsIch next, ut ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause. " any Sney
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
DO granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. Attest, George H. Knowlton. Register.
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At Court OF Probate held at Saco, within and
for the county Of York, on the first Tuesday
OF February, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-two:
EDWARD L. BOURNE, and BENIAH LIT
TIEFIELD named Executors In o certain In.
trument purporting to be the last will and tes-
ament of THOMAS LORD late of Kenne-
bunk in said county, deceased, having present.
ed the same for Probate:
Ordered, That the said EIecutors'give no
ticc TO all persons interested, by causing acopy
OF this order to be published three weeks sac.
cessiyely, in the Union & Journal, printed at
Biddcfori, that they may appear ct Probate
Court TO be held at said Kennebunk. on the
6rst Tuesday Of March, next, ut ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and show cause, u any
they have, Why the said instrument should not
be proved. approved, and allowed, as tbe last
win and testament Of said deceased.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton, Register
A true copy, Attest, George H. knowison, hsgis'er'
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

yVIIERHAS, James Flood, OF BUXTON, In the
w County OF York. by his decd Of mortgage,
dated March 18th. 1888, and recorded In tho said
County Of York Records Book 2,s, page i2o-l, con-
veyed q certain farm situated In said Buxton. on
the road leading nom the Spruce swamp Village,
called To John and BENZ niin Cressy's house and
farm. In said buxton, containing one hundred
acres. more OF less, including twenty-one and q
half acres OF land he, the sAld Flood. bought OF
Col. Ebenerer llil, aud Is the same farm on which
said Flood NOV lives.
And whereas. the conditions Of said mortgage
deed have been, and still remain broken by the
ala Flood now, by reason OF the breach Of said
conditions, the undersigned, mortgage, claims .
foreclosure OF said mortgage and gives this notice
for the purpose Of f0reclosing tie same. according
To the provisions Of the statutes Of the state OF
Maine. VrrAN Robih-
6orhau. Feb. nth, 1861. 3wo
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At Court Of Probate held at Saco, within and fol
tho County OF York, on the first Tuesday IN
February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixty-two by the Honorable Il. L.
bourne. Judge ofsaid Court,
IN tho petition OF HENRY WILLIAMS, Guard
" ian Of WILLIAM WILLIAMS, OF kennebunk
In said county, an insane person. representing tina!
said William Is seized and possessed Ofcertain real
estate In said kennebunk, and more fully descrb
ed In said petition.
That an advantageous offer Of Ave humid ed six.
ty-eig ht 75.lOO dollars has been made by Claudiu'
y. Williams, OF Kennebunk. In said county, which
offer II Is for the interest OF all concerned immed
atey TO accept and the proceeds OF sale TO be put
out ON interest for the benefit Of the said William
and praying that license may be granted him u
sell and convey the interest aforesaid, according IL
the statute In such cases made and provided.
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 all persons Interested In said estate. by causing
copy Of this order 10 be pubishedthree weeks sue.
cessiyely In the Union 4 Journal printed ut Bidde
ford, In said county, that they may appear ut Pro
bate Court TO be held ut Kennebunk, In said coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday In March next, at ten Of
the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register
A true copy, Attest, George ii. knowlton, Register
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9eatbs.

In Saos, SOtb ult-. Edward Asg~stas, oaly child
of Jess n zsd Martha A. Via gAis, aged years
and y aosths.
In Scarborough 9Th last, Rev. John Barrett
Southgate, son OF Horstis soatngats. ESQ, asci
~ wears snd 9 months.
AZ Port Royal, 9Th ult., Ilenry, soa % Rev. Geo
Packard, of Lsvreace, Mass, formerly Of Ssco.
In West puxtsu, Isl Ina. Of Coesaaptioa. Elien
r.. dsa ghtsr of uiran and Susan Hayes aged "a
years.
Liz To her vas moro than an idle faney-she
considered hs passias bears tn precious 20 be
spent vthost re srt 20 eternity. and early In life
gave her heart 10 Gsd- Her exeelleoeies eadeared
her 70 . large circle Of seqnaintsn,ex Her pa
rents brother, sister asd freads are no longer
cheered by her sunny smile, bat nay they heed
her dyisg eoaasei, and prepare 10 meet her In her
heaveaiy hsnse. Services by the writer, assisted
by Rev. n. 4. Maddox. Y. u. YOak.
AZ scath Eliot Neek. tn Inst, Addis Josephine
Spinney, ased years and months, daughter OF
Nathsa and Martha 4. Spinney.
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DIX. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well ksswa fsr hss successful treatment Of Cos
ss-ssis.. csfarA, L.ss-s, hs.sIns. and all dis
eases oS The rArss s.< L.sss By Medical inhals-
tioa, With view - che soes-nsdstioa Of his nu-
nersus patients asd others de-trs~s 10 consult him
I'm saes, ssidesssd and tbs surrsusdiss towns will
be al the BisfOrd House, Biddcsord, the frst Fri
a,, in cseh month hereAises until further notice.
II stormy on Friday. Dr. n Will 30 At Bddefori
the next day, Saturday, II pleasant
lie also treats all female plants. For -Esfi-s
sIas Ns~s,- and ''L<.esrrA~s- hs has . soTer-
eisn remedy. fee. 2i-9fi
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Marriagss.

In waterboroash. al isst. by Rev. Mr.. Tewne,
Mr, Alfred Abbott, % the Maine Cavalry, and Miss
Mehitabis Pits.
In rortsnsuth. 9Th ind. by Ed, w. Pratt, Mr..
james q. li.a-osn, of Portsmouth, and Miss Al
xirs n. feraAld, a Eliot.
In Doser, n. IL Mr.. Jos II. WisEs, and Mis-
Sasaa A. Rogers, both ct Dsse<. Mo. john "
IIaa-rs, sf Doset, aad Ms EllzasstL A. psueritt
oi Madhary.
In boston, 9Th int. Mr.. n J. carpenter. Of Z,
w. and Miss Ellen faTbtsh, 80 Portland.
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g man a aaRH14 #EsK

DC. IxprlSs.-The Peuobseot or v.a'1. =,
Indian. ~. v,ber 500. They have senco =, ~
which the average attendance last fall vas -. 10
They own itS isis.d. :. the rensossot n,,e :.
cont.ipiug an area Of ,ssa acres, ana .ney nS'e
iooo s.rss .nier cultivation. This tribe has
CD The state during the past year, S,sS-
The PAssamoquods Indians numbered, I lS'
spring, t65, being an Increase % nnee TO-.
sssr the number engaged in agriculture Was
ioi AN increase OF 81 over 1850. This tribe
has cost the State 81 $50 5,-mskinS total
cost TO the State for the support OF our aoori-
gines Of 9,ss7 81.
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At q Court OF Probate held at Saco, within and
for the County OF York, on the hrst Tuesday in
February. Ia the Year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty.twc, by the Hon. l. X. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court.
CHARLES A. GRANT, named Executor in q Ger.
O.tain instrument, purporting 10 be the last will
and testament OF JONATHAN GRANT, late OF
York. in said county, deceased, having tlesented
the same for probate'
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice 70
all persons interested by causing acopy ofthis or.
der 10 DO published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Un,oa 4 Jesr~ai, printed nj Biddeford In said
county, that they may appear At . Probate Court
20 be hedat kennebunk, In said county, on the hrsi
Tuesday I'm March next, at ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the said instrument should not be proved
approved, and allowed - the last will and tesla
ment Of the said deccased.
Attest, George u. knowlton. Register
A true copy, Attest, George ii. knowlton, Register
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spetial Notites.
FESTIVAL AND FAIR.

The Ladies' ofths Episcopal Chsreh In $500, wiz
hold Festival and Fair In the Tow Hall on
Wednesday Evening the Sth Inst ossiui ana
fancy articles will be offered foe sale aad VIII
be In attendance, and several yoaas ladies' VII
entertala the.s Who nay aver them nth their
press.se, BY the recital q dialogues and singing.
A Table Of Refreshuents will be prepared faii Of
good thiass, 40. &c. &c. The Patronage ofthe
pasle I. rs.peetnsiiy solicited. Admission u cents
Children 10 eoatA