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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-17
.rnuEADS OF DEPART

80 TO - r. 4 ID OF DEF AIS ..t
..s.g5l 10 Beals Departments OF e various erNnens7 ~
tas Gcvsrnu-n q the CoasterAie states noH "a
an, a-zs a extensive dock Books, Paper, stauon-
an. EayeIopez, Blank Rocks, &c, when VII
tcg1ila STAR prices - -, l..
, .i,ahsd 70 nv estAhhlhent extensive Book Blnde
.. ~ prepared 10 execute Bndag and the nAnufA1re OF
So s--E Of every description IN he beat manner Ani aithe
-, -, - 800 A. NORRIS,
Pubusher and Bookseller,
"a UNLln ssresA Richmond, Va.
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aoa COSBY Il ANDERSON, 3o9
LNUyAoruRfRs Of and Agents for The sale q fss.ses o.
MI rars Ie No Main Street, square asove NE fsst
stock ofnanqsosursd Aad snsfnE
70 be found Southern County, and are daily
ing additions 70 stock which they Offer for sale and
retail Low for cash. and respectfully Request al vhhnf par
ehase 70 cali and examine Themselves before purchasing else
Were ordsI sm country promptly attended TO- Among
our present stock may found The following brands n
Twists Ae In packages weighing nom 10 I'D d. ds aAf AAs
right:
aPrde Of Virginia." "PAnetto,
sEudorA," "Progrea
"Ohaneion,n soarnation,"
LOUISA Belle" Dsuoery
sooloradon .Goden Lea"
.Lprieot" sour Own"
a Ninnemonee5 .shilo,"
HIGH ander's Boiaoe," soronoko,"
% conouistador "PeGL"
.Phds Of Bethel" ke, &c.
oosBY 4 ANDERSON,
uoli soathsrn fsbaeeo o.sre
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

~ pEOAL es 70 the city and country people In vAni Of Any
"a .ood, 10 nd DO uellb calling IT No. ~ MAN street.
IA yInT We large Of Prints, Lawns Jaeons OrEen-
as pAn figured BAreges black and eoofsa ohs
80 End Kentucky striped and domestic for men and
Sxsps. LAdesi GSers Morocco, Kid and OsfSEn Shoes
M.es' and Chldrrns Shoe, sLe and qaAy Lnes
"a Coton Goods for Ahd boys ladies' h md Lille 1hrded
ov n ne cents Mtts SIh 50 es Linen Bos,ns AZ 70
ssut.: IrsA Linen IS sly ana 20 cents :srAsob, plain
nd striped Al eenis sVss Cambria and J-eonet hshn
nh nine and rareAn Astonishing low prices The nnes1
6Anbre worked and Collars Al cost AL hose goodi
Above great many numerous 70 mennoa ohsr of
as Without charging any they bought before NE
hard tines had commenced Be careful ha' jos eonsto NE
HtHs k>''' Nv JoeKPH srRAUal
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3D. sE - AMI ESsS.S,
.tyERSpl STeEEV

70 --r-- fas Pal Trade, CNrpetass, on CLOTHS, N
Il r-.r l---e- g. IL CIr-css aud bands, Nintog seail,
-. Gees g.-..s slr rad A1si, Tor sE.s a. prices 90
l. Cara ~ NS.ir-,iss -Ad= 10 order a. OFT r'
a., fIle os -s. 90 rcF - surer-f "2-a
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-,'.5 FHS TsRGEaI> 81 FItiutNIA

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gege ne prop ely o. hc.I1s Ir b-. 80
pas sd - % p-r-s ~ l. H.. anger a - TOP
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.r 49,. oil. rr. yul sod. zee loses; - rG-t ptl
s4 r..- .rHHETT 10. s'-F-r ~ Pc seas .le
40 AXE . % DE 7ie. o. oo.l ae iNF7si
=. o. receive aas 30 E- r4-srJ
.. r., -r ID. I'D. -1 -H. year par -1-r Aca
~. ...-., aa~g ssr- ssai heretofore
81. s,-s. -r r. ri. o. a. 'ar2ss Is Car
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b. .s- '-t tlrg yr-rs- All 81 .
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF GINA.
oTEiCR-Mliain Sticei, in Xnsricsn Hotel.
oSIpApy s,a: r .tss. 70 .: ' saa1 i u. sas a.
~ are.
DiRIcroRa
Wn. Il. Rsefarlsnd, PrssS 1Arnsrs' Banf.
Wellington Goddn, arm OF 6oddn Appertens
W. heoanee, Arm Of Dunlop, honcure . o..
9. A. BArksdAls, arm Of warwick Bartsdals.
JAs. Il. Grant, Tobacco Manufactures.
John L. Bacon, arm Of Bacon Baskavins.
4 b. HaIall drm Of HaIal orsnshav o..
John ouue, Jr. ship Owner.
JAs. Alfred Jones, Attorney 81 Law.
O. O. ElegL Buidsr.
". ". crump, Attorney aiLsv.
Jas Dunlop. frm Of Dunlop. honcurs o. fele
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
(oTHoE ooRNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH Strictly
INSURE white persons for life for term ofyes and havss
for more mot exceeding four) year,
Grants Annues Endowments The most equitable tsrns
repudate policies fellow Iens who be killed In
defence their homes either By taking By ynps
.T.I1 ~ nu4.d sy them % cancel III
books containing necessary information urnhsd s
SAMUEL J. HARR1sos. Presidsnl
J. ADAIR PLlAsANfs, Secretary.
hLn BulvaL- II. D., Medical Examiner.
J. B. M0CAv, n D., Consulting Physician
koscos B. HAM, Legal Adviser US
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-17

DECEMBER 1851. DECEMBER 1851.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
UoHN GRAY, l Main s~.s. Rshnond Va, h.s r. sess,
and oasr' for SALE market rates Tor oA only Nc
5 s.ss.,. .'; .ss9 S S..s: quality
s .:lsS. S as1ss,.
oaiomsl
Blue Mas
nereuri.l Ointment
oeorCfoFn, sp,. Msrs
fararte Acid, Sup. oarb. sods
Hu,nsss, Mace Gloves and Cinnamon
Salad OIL, Oil Lemon, pure
Pevd. Rhubarb E.J.
French Mustard, Cocoa
German Matches, &C., 40
.os '' . -'' : 49, joins !: Gay. Drsst.
SUNDRIE'-;;SSS % S Sssss1 a, Sss .; 90
LA 100 do Pat LIN n Thread
20 dos hne French Calf Skins
10 do do do Morocco do
30 do English shsep skins extra
IL Is do Cold Linirg skins -
is sdes Pat Enaneled Leather, AID coleu
u... 800 pr. Mems shoe Ln1
30 Won, and Child co do
800 dos AlexAnders spool Cotton
$50 pfs Fins assorted
looopr. Trace Chains
800 Log, VI III aud Tongue Chains
100 Mil and Out saws
30 Circular sAvs And <to "a n-
10 enss genuine CASTLE soap
In sors and sr sale By RHODES, WILSON HUT
Successors 10 Smith, Rhodes %.
Iali % Pear ssreet
(,ITRATE OF MAGNFsIA hM long known Of the
~ be, Pursatv, 10 use bs. In The usual forn OF s0suon
The SOLID PoRM bottle being equivalent TO hree
or for Of The and AND S sna o.s, svsy
soldier Traveller should have bottle with him At this season OF
the yeaT MEADE. p.KrRr DRUG Store,
Tvs $50 Main 81 corner above p o.
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zoo PACKAGES mANURACTURHDT To-
.'DNbO BACCO.-WehAvc In store sou pArkaCes man.
ufasured Tobacco Of various brands and qusn will
take payment Rank Of PttsyvAnA notes. At A. Low
prices for the notes Of hank 10 State HUM JAMEs
q. Va and Cary streets sel9
YSINGLASS ADHESIVE PLANTER, and Ldhs-
Ive Plaster ioh for sale at MEADE BkKkkB Drug stote
q N.ir E4rert above n rol2
JTRRHINe.S.-wsodsP arIy Roe Hsrrings, 10 store and
for Slls by EELOEs MILLER corner 18th and oary
.f.-ts orfn
GLOvAs.-0SO bAlss bss' quality eOyss, for .sIes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-17

ALsoIf IioIHl i,:P,is.S,. q .ss sss.' wvA =,
proved ssasucen, Of all ssss from dx 70 forty orse Few
suitable for Circular Saw hls rsshng hschnss snt ehe
psposes which they latter themselves tally sssa nstW
pertor 70 any Engines buli here elsewhere
tsy viii also furnish srAfIonAIY THAN 1n0Um, hso
Ven Gorse 70 any required psver.
CIRCULAR saw H1Ii Of NE .sss sspssvsd ssaars'uss
and Of various tlos
Pumps .nd wHIhl for WAITE voRxs, PolfAlIl eIis1
MILI1, and IRONS for MILE Of all kinds.
kAILROAD WORK OF every description.
TOBACCO PRkssk lLATfkdING hILA ali ARTICLES usss
Together VIII every lind Of Bras tst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-17

EOR sALE.-l90oo Lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxes Tallov Candies
10 YES Rice
% hhds n. o. Sugar
90 bbb Syrup
% boxes Toilet Soap
% sArdnes
80 bbls really fne Irsh Potatoes
90 bbls Crushed Sugar
70 bbs Powdered do
300 gals Rye Whisky, years old
10 bbls pare Corn Whisky
so do Apple Brandy
$4,000 SegAr,, some very hne
200 boxes Ly nchburg Manufactured fobssss
90 cases NJ hoores smoking DO
800 kegs Old Dominion rails, a.
hls JOHNSON YOUNGER 0rEYs Is Pearl =
WOOL II Ats, nj No 1 Ballard House lust 10
w eevsd 100 Wool Hah Of various Erads for sale On -
esnmodatng tsrna u. .u,,x,.nx
ds3o JOHh fhohKeos.
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Important TO the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues 10 be consulted at his oirce,
Nos. and Endcott street, Boston, on all diseases
OF a PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE, By
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, DIR. ID. has now the qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never. since he first introduced them, lailed
10 cure the m0st alarming cases Of GONORRliu.A
and SYPHILIS. Beneath his treatment. all tho
horrors OF yenereal and Impure blood. lmpotenoy,
scroiula. Gonorrhna, Ulcers pains and distress In
tho re lions Of procreation Inflammation OF the bad
der and Kidneys, Iiydrocele, Abcesses, Iinmors.
Prgbtful Swelings, aud the long train Of horrible
symptoms attending this class OF disease, are made
10 become ss harmless as the simplest aillngs OF
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. DIR. ID. deyotes u
cases caused by q secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind. undtting the unfortunate
individual for business or society Some OF the sad
and melancholy Ell cts produced by early habits
Of youth, are Weakness OF the Back and Limbs,
Dizziness Of the head, Dimness OF sight Palpita-
ton Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
rangement OF the digestive functions, symptoms
OF Consumption, &c, The fearful effects on the
mind are much 10 be dreaded loss Of memory,
confusion OF IDEAS depression Of spirits. evil fore
bodings aversion OF society, selfdlStrust tmdity.
&c are among tho evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating niatrimOny, consult
q physician Of ex pereBce. and be at once restored
To health and happiness.
Patients who Wish TO remain under DR.. Dows
treatment few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board mode
rate.
Medicines sent to all parts Of tho country, with
full direction. for use on receiving description OF
your cases DIR. Dow has alec for sale the Frerch
Capacities, warranted tho best preventive. Order
by mall, for 81, aud O red stamp.
April 1852 -IyrI6
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Tho Secretary and the Soldiers.

IL is about twenty years since one OF the
members Of the present Cabinet was mem'
Der of Congress from distant western state.
He had the usual right OF designating sin-
Gle candidate for admission 10 the West
Point Academy. The applications made TO
him for A vacancy which then existed were
not many, but among them was a letter from
a how OF sixteen OF seventeen years OF age.
who without any accompanying recommend
atoms or references, asked the appointment
for himself. The member dismissed the APP
peal from his mind. with. perhaps n passing
thought Of the fOrwardness and impotence OF
the striplinc who could aspire to such place
ON no other grounds than his own desire TO
get a good education at the public expense.
But happening short time afterwards to
Ia In the little village whence the letter was
mailed. the incident was recalled to his mem
ory. and hs thought he would beguile the
few hours OF leisure that he bad by looking
nm the ambitious youth. He made his way
by dint of much inquiry, to small tailors
sbop ON the outskirts OF the town and when
he was admitted at the door he found lad
sitting cross-legged upon the tailors bench
mending rent in an old pair OF pantaloans.
But this lad had another occupation besides
hi. manual toll. Near by on small block
of wood. rested book Of abstruse science, to
which he turned his eyes whenever they
could be transferred from the work in his
hands. The member accosted him oy the
name given in the letter, and the lad replied
II am the person. You wish then To be APP
pointed cadet at West Pointr lido
he reioined. 'why?' asked the Congress
man. Because answered the tailor youth,
u feel that was born for something better
then mendipg old clothes The member
talked further with him, and was so pleased
with his frankness, his spirit. and the rare
intelligence he evineed, that he procured him
the appointment. -,
The member is now Secretary Smith, ct In.
diana. and the youth General Burnside, Com
mander.in. Chief Of the army OF the Potomac.
We should not he surprised IL that boy-an
excellent specimen Of our northern mudsills
was destined tn hoist the American flag to
IL. old place on the Capitol at Richmond
~. Y. Post.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS BENJAMIN Fisk Of Alfred, in
w the County OF York. on the 18th day OF
October, A. ID. 1858, conveyed to Nathan Dane
Appleton, of Alfred, being then in full lite. the
following described real estate, In fee and IN
mortgage, viz: the homestead farm OF said
Fisk. situated in said Alfred. and lying on both
sides of the Mouse Lane road, so called, lead
ing from Little6eld's Mills In Alfred to Kenne-
hunk. and containing one hundred thirty-six
acres. more or less, with the buildings thereon.
Also. another tract Of land in Sanford, contain-
inc four acres, moro or less, same conveyed by
Abraham Day t. Nicholas Wakefield, by deed,
dnly recorded. Also, one other tract Of land
situated in said Sanford, and Is one-half OF
parcel Of land which the guardians OF iona.
faruum's children conveyed to said Nicholas
Wakefield BY deed recorded In Book III, PIP.
2sD-7. containing twenty. -four acres. more or
less. Also, ten acres of land In said ALFRED.
more or less, adjoining said fisk's land and the
highway. Also, all said fisk's right aud title
,o the mill privilege and saw mill thereon In
Sanford. called Linscott's Mill, all Of said prem.
;.es being more fully described In said Pisk's
Iced of mortgage, recorded In said York Coun-
~, Recistry of Deeds, Book $50, page 333, to
Which deed aud the several deeds therein re
Srred 10 reference Is made: and the condition
OF said mortgage has been broken. Now. there
fore. I, Julia II. Appleton. Administrative OF
the estate of Nathan d. Appleton. hereby give
public notice VI my intention to foreclose said
MORTGAGE. by reason Of said breach OF condi-
ton JULIA II. APPLETON. Admx.
Alfred, Nov. IS, 1862. P-3w
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DEATHS.

Biddeford-Nov. 2sth, by drowning, William
H.. 10 years month, and Ida L, 8 years IL
months, children of Clark llutchins
Saco-Nov. %, Mr.. Elliot X. Bowdoin, 6s
years. =. >,
wife Of Capt. Daniel Mason, formerly Of Ken
nebunk, 81 wears.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2ist, of membraneous
Group, Willie Babcock. only child OF VIM. u.
and Abbie L. Perkins, s years.
Berwick-Nov. 18th, of Group, John Fran
els, son of John II. aud Susan NJ. furbush, 2
months ID days.
c. and Julia A. Hight, years months.
Thou art gone to thy rest, darling,
Thy sins are all forgiven;
And saints in light have welcomed thee
To share the joys OF heaven.
Thou art gone to thy rest, darling
Death had no sting for thee
Thy dear Redeemer's might has gained
For thee the victory.
Baltimore, Md.-July 18th, at the military
hospital, Of typhoid fever, Corp. George II
FOss, of Saco, - years.
Mr.. FOss was among the first to respond to
the call for volunteers. lie enlisted In the
spring of 1861, in Co. b. 9Th Me. regiment vol
unteers, from which time to the time OF his
death he was always found at his post, faithful
ly dischargiug the duties Ola good soldier. nj.
ways enjoying the respect AMI esteem OF all
with whom he became associated. Tie leaves a
wife aud two children, with large circle oil
relatives aud friends. to mourn his early death.
q. p.
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F#s He1 1aD e 1HG AND GENERAL asaG
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Oh eese IN an's Pills

The combination Of Ingredients In these pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mild In their operation, and certain In correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful Menstruatlons. 70
moving all distractions, whether from cold or 9th
erwise, headache. pain IN the side, palpitatlon o
the heart whites all nervous affections, Mysteries,
fatigue. pain In the back and limbs, &C., disturbed
sleep. which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. Chee.emaa's Pills was the commence
ment OF new era In the treatment Of those irres-
ulariies and distractions which have consigned so
many to q PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she Is regular. and when.
ever an obstruction takes place the general health
begins TO decline.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are the most efrectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to
Females. To all classesthey are invaluable, Undue.
ing rita certainty, periodical regularity. They AFRO
known TO thousands, who have used them at differ
ent periods, throughout the country, having the
sanction Of some Of the most eminent Physicians in
america.
ErPheh directions, stating IrAsn tasy should not be
used. with each box-the P,ies one dollar per Dor.
containing frou 80 to 60 pills.
Pills sent BY mail promptly by RENTING to the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. d. HUTCliINGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar Street, New York.
A. Sawyer, Biddeforii s. S, Mitchell, saco II.
II. Hay 4 Co. Portland, Agents. iyr23is
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Con. Neal Dow ut Work ana HIS
Views Of Slavery IN Louisiana.

In n letter from New Orleans, dated Sept.
%. Brigadier Gen Neal Dow thus speaks Of
the condition of slavery in Louisiana:
AS to the Institution OF slavery, il Is vir-
tually Oyerthrown already-indeed IL is liter
ally 50 everywhere within our military lines.
The slaves think themselves free, and will
not work for their masters unless they choose
To do 50, and unless they are paid. Many
masters now pay their slaves, some ten dol.
lars some twelve dollars q month, and some
stipulate 10 give one third OF their entire crop
FOR their labor in saving il. The slaves leave
their masters rs they please and go away
without fear; nor have they the least fear
for the old despotisln. have now about six
hundred OF them at these forts. constantly
employed in Government service. and they
have no fear at any time to 20 back to get
their thirgs. They have no fear OF their
masters, nor Of the laws Of Louisiana. They
rightly judge that these latter are no longer
OF any account. Some time ago went into
n large village. and hearing that a loyal man
was confined in the Jail. went to 1t, and
made the keeper exhibit his list OF prisoners.
Among them were many slaves, who were
committed for safe keeping, and three whites
ON A charge of murder. | demanded to see
the slaves, and was taken into large airy
room occupied by the alleged murdsrers. On
the door oil this apartment was trap door,
which the keeper raised. bidding the slaves
come up. which they did.
The effluyium coming up from the den be-
low Was 80 offensive that my officers could
no, endure il. After little time | looked
dawn the hole, and found il was wretched
place, with only two small, heayily-grated
windows for light and air. They were in
confinement under the laws OF Louisiana, but
I babe them go and they went. This was
trampling those laws under foot. and the
slaves all understood since that time that
they are no longer in bondage by the law,
for the slave laws are null. Many planta-
tons are abandoned by their owners. and |
am taking possession OF them. Yesterday |
sent an officer 10 great establishment, the
crops Of which. now upon the ground, are
one q ousand hogsheads OF sugar, besides
great quantities OF produce, worth in all one
b inbred thousand dollars. All the whites
are gone. leaving one hundred negroes be-
hind: and NV officer is to superintend the es-
tate. and secure the crops, and this week
shall take possession Of two other great plan
ta,ions, in the same way and for the sane
purposes. In Louisiana, before the war, ne
rrDts sold tor more money than in any other
State, because the sugar planters were ma
king Immense profits and were constantly ex-
tending the cultivation OF the cane.
At present slaves are without value here,
and there is no market for them whatever =
The entire business Of the State is destroyed,
and vast numbers Of men, OF princely fortune
before the war. are beggaS now. Their
trade entirely stopped. and their last year
crop destroyed or seized, and appropriated by
the rebel government, they are lett without
resource"
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YORK. IS,
PURSUANT to the provisions Of an net
i of the Legislature OF said State, entitled an
act in relation to the January term OF the SUI
preme Judicial Court in the County OF York,
approved March Is, A. ID. 1862, we. the under
signed, County Commissioners within and for
said County Of York hereby give notice that the
inhabitants OF the town Of Saco, in said Coun.
~. In pursuance OF the conditions imposed up
on them by the said act, have, within the time
limited therein, and without expense to the said
County of York, provided q suitable Court
room, and other Accommodations for said Court
and officers, and also safe and convenient
place in said town of Saco wherein to confne
persons charged with crimes or misdemeanors
during each session of said Court to be holden
at said Saco, to the acceptance OF us, the said
County Commissioners, rs provided In said act ;
and that on the fourteenth day Of October, a.
ID. 1862, the said inhabitants OF Saco, by their
Treasurer DULY authorized therefor, executed
and delivered to US, the said County Commits
sioners, q sufficient lease or instrument in wri
ting to secure the uses aforesaid to said County
of York, as provided In said act, which said
lease or instrument in writing was on the same
day duly accepted by US, the said County CON-
missioners.
ASA GOwEN, Scommiss;o,sr.
ALFRED HULL,
Alfred. October 22d, 1862. 45tjanl
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MARRIAGES.

Bildefori-pec. 2. by Rev J. Hubbard. Jr.,
MIR. Joseph Mason Of Dayton, and Miss Lydia
Cleaves of Kennebunkport.
BiddefOrd-Nov. 30, by Rev. G. Tenney. Mr..
William VI. Waterhouse and Mrs. 5. Z. Card,
both Of b.
Saco-Nov. 9th. by Rev. E. $. Dwight, Mr..
Daniel o. Dame Of Boston, and Miss Mary s..
only daughter OF Hon. Nathaniel III. Towle OF
SacO,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, by Rev. NJ. Hol-
man, Mr. Owen Smith Of Saco, and Miss Julia
A. Fiske OF Biddet0rd.
Saco-Noy. 26th. by Rev. j. T. G. Nichols,
Mr.. George W. Milliken and Miss Susan W.
Abbott. both Of BddeiOri.
Kennebunk-Nov. 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Swan,
Mr.. Horatio n. Haley Of Portland, and Miss
Martha A. Kelly uf Kennebunk.
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spetial Notiees.
A Friend In Need. Try q.

Dr.. Swssts TEfaliibis LiHimsRt Is prepared nom
the recipe OF Dr. stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
the great hone setter and has been used In his prae
lshing success As an external remedy " Is with
out a rival and will alleviate pain more speedily
than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders II Is truly inalible. and as
curative for Sores, wounds Sprains. bruises. sc ,
its soothing, healing, and powerful Strengthening
properties, excite the just wonder and astOnish.
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four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures, per
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-12-05

SURPRISE PARrr.-Last Monday evening n
very pleasant surprise party occurred at the
house of Rev. Mr.. Nichols, OF the Unitarian
Society, Slco. During the evening in ques-
tlon, some thirty or forty ladies and gentle
men quite unceremonlously entered the house
OF that clergyman and lett at his disposal
about S45 in money, besides various articles
in value. A very pleasant evening was pass
ed. at the close ofwhich, Mr.. Nichols thank
ed his friends for the wholly unexpected
manner in which they had, upon the first
evening of winter, "taken away the winters
chill"