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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

gsy- Il has been Inferred that Dry.
len wasn't opposed to sherry cob.
from a remark he once made,
''S,ravs may be made the instru.
.cnts Of happiness"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

Ihtfe. ~ hwy ft0nt,
Nelth ihe fnuy heaven,
neff IN,ne'
"
nuntH IrHtf 1ho fnn ei t
cilem N NE shr happnhtl tho other
iay IN ono NJ iht buflsr counties N
East Tennessee A camphuy "
thirty o. forty Union mmn we're VS.
ing 10 make their escape 70 Ken.
lucky 70 JON tho Norhcfn army
they came " q crock which ttcy
wcrr compel l 70 wade. ~ with.
ny 70 vt ihc, clothes won they
.hollod N, pll 10 their shirt, and
While b. this condition they we've
surprised by o. company of jod
cavalry boys, Who wore NJ hot pur.
suit ~ them Being Foncvhnt
frightened they aea IN ioullo quick,
making 70 ".lrnii rhir tail up Hill
and down iil, leaving ther clothing
~ tho posse ion of our hoys. Who ~
course took possession and apprppr.
aicl the same. Nha jrcamc If ihc
tories We IRE unable ~ say; but
rather suppose they are IN a poor
condition for the wcnihrr. Oh Abe.
hal better look after them. and q,
them a pair Of lcgeins., il nothing
mo'c.-G'c.mYN Baui,-.
WIT Worm PRESENTING. - The
committee who ARE collecting metal
for cannon, applied to one of our
ADAMS county planter. fer Bis bell.
Not having the article. be- mcn-
toned il 20 his wife. When she very
pairiotically offered hcr brass kettle.
The lttlc ones o., home rather de-.
INJURED 20 the sacrifice. and one Of
them. with . sweet tooth. sn',
la, pa, what will vc IL Tor pre-.
serves
My daughter" said the wag Of u
father, 'orr. whole duiy nov is ia
pr0sfITc our country. - Nai'hes
Courier.
NtTruE ANp Ant.-"ih, Eliza
cried y puritan preacher to u young
, lady wlo had Just been making her
hair into beautiful ringlcts : All
Eliza, had God intended your locks
to be curled. b. would have curlc,
them for you when | WI. an in.
i. fant, replied the dlmsel so he dii.
but o | am grown NJ. ''hc think,
AN able to 10 il myself"
.. esn- In short. LADIES' and gentle
men, said an ovcrpcvcrci orator.
81 ear only say-hcg leave to add
. desire TO assure YOU tina, | wish
. had Il window in my bosom, tina, 70,
;. might see the emotion Of my heart.
Il Vulgar boy from the gallery, "Won
4; q pane IN your stomach 10 this tinc!'
1895 aaa
e Form 0rr.--A wag said that, il
Is jcurncying lately, he was pu; in al
omnibus with a dozen persons. o
) whom he did no, know y single one
: Turning a corner shortly after how
ever the omnibus was upset. An,
.hcn, h. said, II found them %sllout.
.sss -
rsD- Hearing q physician rcmarl
y that q very small blow would brcal
y the nose, a rustic exclaimed. "Wcl
/. ! dunno bout that. I've blowcd m,
y nose a erca, many times, and Nv
: never broke it yet"
n ps5-l II has been Inferred that Dry
= den wasn't opposed to sherry col
blcrs from a remark he once mad,
"Stravs may be made the instrv
mcnss Of happiness"
-. re- When preachers grow prou
Of the beauty and tlcqucncc Of thei
y prayers, Satan himsclf nigh, resdil
to toll the bell to summon Che consr,
"a cation to church.
'r WaSrrp.-Fcur hundred scnt!.
men, OF any ayr. eir 10 not smol
or chew ,otac,e.
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MissssssPPl DrvENDEWs.

This gallant band of men. com.
manded by Capt. ". D. .johpson. de-.
parted for GT,nada on raosdey eve.
ming last, being the third company
which has left this county under the
La, call of Goy. pct,us. This com.
pany viii. when opportunity ofcrs to
engage the Zoe, prove themselves
worthy Of the name of brave Mi.sis.
sippians. We learn tina, they will
be attached TO Col. Walthall's reri.
mcut. In connection with this, We
will mention that Capt. johnson ha.
authority from the Secretary Of war
to raise an infantry regiment. III,
headquarters for the rresen, are at
Grenada.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

ForSp 0rr.--A wag said that, in
jcurncyiug lately, he was pu, in an
omnibus with a dozen persons. Of
whom he dill not know n single one.
Turning a corner shortly after how.
ever the omnibus was upset. And
.hcn, he said. II found them about
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bssss@ fjUo9IAe bsVAf
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

The members Of Wards Battery
are requested to meet on Saturday
next, for the purpose Of clcc,ing oai.
sers. The ranks are being rapidly
filled up, and those wishing to join
shcnld DO 50 Immediately As il will
be too late after mex, Saturday. the
Confederate Congress having passed
a Law (which viii be found among OUT
Geographic disrstchcsl thu, no more
volunteers will be received. bu, tina,
hereafter they will obtain soldiers 3,
CONSUMPTION. Those who wish :,
serve their country rs frrcmen and
no, as ccnscrip,s, can find no bette,
oppor.aaity llas this to jcin a soc,
company.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

el's- I'm short, ladies' and gentle
men, said an o~ycrpowcrci orator.
81 can only say--hcg leave to ndd-
| desire to assure YOU that | wish
had u window in my bosom, tina, You
nigh, see the emotion Of my heart.
Vulgar boy from the gallery, "Woni
u pane in your stomach 10 this tiinc:''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

vNlIfEE was Committed to the Jail 4
K pnnolh County. three negros. ose
man. one woman anil one boy. They say
tha; they belong to Vim. Hswsins, u Tai.
nha,rhi County. Miss. The man 0le-s
nhon, 5 feet ; inehe. high, COPPER eolcr;
'he womnn Sally il rhont : feet : er+
inches high Tho bog Tom is about Is ,esr
OLD, anawiil weigh abou, 90 pounds. III
owner Is hereby Notified 20 come forsard
and prove property anil take them vav,or
they will b, DIAL, with a- tho law directs.
J. II. JONES. Sheriff
and %jailor, Pamela TO.
Msreh 6, ls5a. ND. :
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

NTruE ANp ANt.-"th, Eliza.
cried q puritan preacher to u young
lady wlo had just been making her
hair into beautiful ringlcts "Ah
Eliza, had God intended your lock.
to be curled. b. would have curlcd
them for you When | Was an in.
FAINT, replied the dam.cl SO he dii.
but now | am grown np. ''hc thinks
am able 10 10 il mysclf."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

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f'le lI.pha
SOL tb.i fiJ
SOD ~ sfiff sfH
Who're ihf Fu. m0aHi
IN .u Hfa gf4HIff
Ahl flo fa a. w.
Ou my lIoas
Vs. ~. DOVE .ef rifa,
w. llf hitl. ffatr.
lan HH d
Tl,fs. ~ hwy fy'n'
Nmih ibe fmuy heaven.
'ieef I nl,ne
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-10-03
The Day Schssi Bell.
H3b.ooo Copies I.sueo

- 10000 Copies Issued.
A new Singing Book for Day Schools, called
the bay School Bell, is now rendy. II contains
about 200 choice songs, rounds, catches, duets.
triOs, quartets aud choruses, many OF them
written expressly for this work, besides ~ pa
ges Of the Elements Of Music. The Elements
are so easy and progressive that ordinary teach
ers will lind themselves entirely successful ia
instructing even young scholars to sing cor
rectly and scientifically; while the times and
words embrace such n variety of lively, attrac-
tive, and soul.stirring music and sentiments.
that no trouble will be experienced In inducing
all beginners to 20 on with real in acquiring
skill In one Of the most health-giSing, beauty
Improving happiness-yielding, and order.pro-
ducing exercises OF school life. In simplicity
of its arrangements, In variety and adaptation
If music, and In excellence and number Of Its
songs, original, selected and adapted II claims
By much TO excel all competitors. IL will be
found the best ever issued for seminaries, acad-
emies and public schools. A few sample pages
of the elements, tunes and songs, are given IN
n circular; send and get one. IL Is compiled
By Horace Waters, author Of 'sabbath School
Bell Nos. and 2. which have had the enor-
nous sale Of $4,000 copies. Prices-raper
cover, 20 cents, SIS per hundred; bound, 80
cents; s22 per 100: cloth bound, embossed
gilt, 40 cents. $50 per 100. 25copies furnished
nj the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
4sl Broadway, New York.
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Mllstrllaneous.
An Oligarchy.

Tn. State OF South Carolins contains q, 900
plantations, containing 4,072, 55l acres OF i'm.
proved, and i2,li5,0iS acres OF unimproved
land, valued at $50, 43i ,63i; averaging to each
SOL acres.
The government is based on the Constitution
OF 1890. and amendments added 10 IL at various
periods. The right TO vote requiress freehold
Of 50 acres in ordinary cases. The Legislature
/, elected annually. A Senator must be thirty
years old, q resident citizen Ave years. and II
resident in the district, must own freehold
worth E300, II ron resident worth El,OOO.-
Representatives must have resided in the state
three years; IL resident in the district must own
q freehold OF 500 acres. and 10 negroes, or real
estate worth Ei50; " non-residene must own
real estate worth ESQ., The Governor Is chos-
en by the Legislature, and must have resided IN
the State 10 years, and be possessed OF asettled
estate worth 81 800. The Lieutenant Governor
Il chosen and must be qualified in like manner.
The people do not vote directly Tor Governor
or for President.
There Is no middle class In South Carolina
The population consists tout OF the towns, which
are few OF planters and sort OF peasantry.
The delegates to the Legislature are frequently
elected by dozen voters large hndholders,)
and the affair is not uncommonly settled at the
dinner table.
Trade IL considered rs not exactly suitable to
Q gentleman. Merchants (retaiD are called
"shopkeepers," and are not upon social
equality with the planters.--Norto!k, (pa.,)
Herald.
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RocEns' G.RpEys.-That the September
rides and walks into the country about Ports
month are charming, everybody here knows.
There is one particularly inviting just at this
time-a stroll to Rogers Gardens in kittery,
mile or two beyond Portsmouth Bridge,
while the fall flowers are in bloom, and the
frui, is Just taking the bushes Of maturity.
The latch-string is always out-an open gate
and cordial greeting being ever ready. Tho
dahlias, China astors, yeIbenas, lilies, &c,
look their prettiest now; and, especially
that Nature is so bountifully bes'owing her
harvest gifts, sight Of tho apple and pear
trees. and peep into the grapery are well
worth taking an hours walk ior.-Port''
mouth Journal.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-10-03

rxCol. Tom Stackpole Was appointed cap
tain-general OF the White House grounds by
ex-Presideut Prierce. which position he still
holds He was recently met by Maj. Ben. u.
French, the superintendent Of public buildings.
who cautiously informed him that certain pol
iticians were after his situation and were about
10 report him as q secessionist, and advised the
colonel TO be upon the lookout. A few days az
ter these worthy sous OF New Hampshire met
again, when Ben inquired Of the colonel rheth-
err he had thought about the matter.
"Yes," replied Tom, "I'ye thought OF Il.
and concluded not to trouble myself about 1t
at all" -,
"why don't you ?" asked the major; "they'll
have you out"
"Oh," said Tom, I've consulted lawyer.
and he tells me not TO have any fears about IL;
they can't start me-"
Consulted . lawyer" returned Ben well:
who va. Il that gave you such advise rs that
SWELL" said Tom. "it's one OF the smarte.t
lawyers in the city. He came from illnoi,
and nj, name is-Lincoln. lie says needn't
be afraid; they can't hurt me-"
Major French now thinks the colonel Will
not DO removed.
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sabbath School Bell, No. q.
$500 Copies Issued.


tits an entire new work OF nearly 200 pages
Many Of the tunes and hymns were written ef-
pressly for this volume. II will soon be NJ pop
ular MS It's predecessor tBell No. ~, which has
run up 20 the enormous number Of $50 900 cop
les outstripping any Sunday school book Of
lie size ever issued in this country. Also, both
volumes are bound in one TO accommodate
schools wishing them In that form. Prices OF
Bell No. 9. paper covers, 10 cents, sl2 per 100;
hound Is cents, SIS per 100; cloth bound, eu.
bossed gilt, 30 cents, s23 per hundred. Bell
No. 4, paper covers, II cents, $40 per Ioo;
bound 20 cents, SIS per 100; cloth bound. em-
bossei gilt, IS cents, $50 per 100. Bells Nos.
I and bound together, 40 cents, $50 per 100;
cloth bound, embossed gilt, 30 cents, $40 per
100. 25 copies furnished ut the 100 price
Mailed ut the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
4si Broadway, New York.
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TIE Starr Of Gen. Mcclellan is said to
be composed as follows:
Chief Of StaG-Brig Gen. Randolph d. Marcy.
Adiutant Geueral-Brig. Gen. Seth ill,ams.
Inspector General-COl. DelUs II. Slckett.
Chief Quartermaster-COl Rufus lngolls.
Chief Commissary-Col Henry I. Clark.
Medical Director-Dr. Jonathan Lctterman.
Chief of Oriinance-Lieut. Horace Porter.
Aides-de-C amp-LieutC Col Edward Mci. liud-
SON; Lieut.. Col. Nelson b. Sweetser; Lieut.
Col. Albert V. Colburn.
Chief Typographical Engineer-vacant.
Chief Engineer-Vacant.
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New Instrumental Nru.Ic.

President Lincoln's Grand March, with tho
best yiguette Of his Excellency that has yet
been published; music By lielmsmuller. leader
Of the 22l Regiment Band; price 30 cents. Our
Generals Quick-step, with yignette Of 80 OF
our generals; music by Grafulla. leader OF 7th
Regiment Band. 50 cents. The Seven sons
GALLON, and Laura Keene Waltz. IS cents each.
Comet Schcttische, 25 cents; all by Baker
Music Box Gallop, by Herring, % cents: I'm
ion Waltz, La Grassa, % cts. Volunteer Polka,
Goldbeck, % cts. Spirit Polka; Gen. Ssou's
Farewell Grand March, % cents each; Airy
Castles, 30 cents, all by A. T.. Parkhurst. Free
dom, Truth aud Right Grand March, with
splendid yignct'e; music by Carl lleinemann,
50 cents. All Of which are fine productions.
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Tn. u.r,c. water. NrcIedeeu.,

Rosewood Cases, Tuned the Equal Tempera-
meut, with the Patent Divided Swell and Solo
Stop Prices from IS to $500. Organ liarmo-
NUNS with Petal Bass, go, 273 and 5000
School Harmonious, 30, 10, 40 and sic0. Al
50, Melodeons and Harmonious Of the follow
ing makers-Prince & Co., Carhart x Need
ham, Mason < llamln, and ). ID. & II. W.
Smith, all Of which will be sold Mt extremely
low prices. These Melodeons remain in tune
years.
Ey-A liberal discount 10 Clergymen. Church.
es, Sabbath Schools, Lodges, ssmiuarlss and
Teachers. The Trade supplied on THE most lib
eral terms. HORACE WATERS, Agt,
4si Broadway, New York.
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wrlx.-In the town Of NOrthport the
draft was made for the quota of that town,
thirty, and all the names on the roll (lll)
drawn. All but 4 or OF the first 30 OBJ
tanned certificates. The remainder OF the
Company were then examined, when all but
IL or 10 were found "unsound." The case
has been presented to the Governor who will
probably order new examination.
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MANHOOD;
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!

Just published in Sealed Envelope, Price sir cents,
A Lecture on the Mature. Trcatmcut,
and radical cure OF SpermatDrrhea or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility,
and lmpedlments TO Marriage generally. Nervous
ness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Pits Mental and
Physical lncapacity, resulting from SelEAhusc, &c
BY ROBT }. UULrERWELL, VI. ID, Author Of the
Green Hook, &C.
The worli-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that tie awful consequences OF self-abuse may be
eiisctuaily removed without medicine, and With.
out dangerous surgical operations, bOugies, insru
ments, rings, or corials, pointing out n mode Oi
cure at once certain AMI cfleetual. by which every
sufferer, matter what his condition may he, may
core himself cheaply, privately and radlcaily'---
This lecture will prove boon to Thousands and
thousands
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any ad.
dress, on the receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps, by addressing,
DR. CIIAS. J. G. KLINE.
le7 Bovery, New York. Post Office Box, 1856. Iy2s
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The DorL's MISSION. The doll Is one OF the
most imperious necessities, and at the same
time one Of the most charming instincts OF fe-
male childhood. To care for, 10 elothe. to
adorn. to dress, to undress, to dress over again,
70 teach. to scold little, TO rock, TO euddle. 10
put 10 sleep, 10 imagine that something Is
somebody-sll the future OF woman Is there
Even when musing and prsttling. while making
little vardrobes and little baby clothes, while
ssving little dresses, little bodiees, and little
;sekets. the child becomes little girl, the little
r;rl becomes great CIR, the great girl becomes
= woman. The first baby takes the place of
ths Last doll.-pieior Hugo.
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MIRROR BHoru.-The best part for making
broth Is the chump end OF the loin. but it may
be made very good from the scrag end OF the
neck only, which should be siewed gently until
II becomes tender, fully three hours or longer
IL Il be large, bat not boiled 10 rags. rev
grains OF whole pepper, with couple OF tried
ONIONS aal some turnips, should be put along
with the meat an hour or two before sending
up the broth. which should be strained IRON
the vegetables, and choppel parsley aud thyme
be mixei In II. The turnips should be mashed,
and served in . separate dish, tn be eaten with
the mutton. with parsley aud butter or eaPer
sauce.
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= The following was put in type tor
-. .-..l, .....- ~. ,...os..r;Iv deferred:

. The following was put IN type iof
last weeks paper, but necessarily deferred;
TRINITY CHURCH, SAco.-Ths repairs on
this church will be completed the presen.
week, and services will DO held therein neA'
Sunday. The inside Of the edifee has L eesn
almost entirely remodeled, and the wao, n
newly and tastsiully painted , AN av w;,h a
band.ome window in the rear, aud smaller
arches on each side-the one at the right OF
the pulpit occupied BY the organ and the
choir, and the one at the left by the yestry
room. A furnace is to be placed in the base
menr for warming the house. The whole
now makes very neat and pleasant appear
ance. The Rector, Rev. S. j. Evans, has
been unwearied in devotion to his ministry
and efforts to build up his church and socie-
ty. and we hope these improvements Will he,p
to secure larger attendance on his prea'n'
ing.-Dem.
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New Music for the Million.

IN eh,sp form. arra-g,d a, cugi'n and cAo's'"J'
Mancai Societies, CAOJs, Sunday sehoeo'
Fable SCHOOL,, ssniss'i,', sfe'
Shall we know each other there! shall we
meet beyond the riyer' De In time; There Is
beautiful world; Don't you hear the angels
coming! Where liberty dwrlls my country
Prcejem. Truth and Right (nstional songs).--
T. then land of love, Sorrow shall come again
no more. Price cents. Is cts. per dozen, 50
per 100. Postage cent. In sheet form, With
Piano accompaniment. 20 cts.
Published by HORACE WATERS, 4st Broad
way, New York. and for sale by n. p. Kemp,
Boston; Chss. 3. Luther. Phila.; q. Crosby.
Cincinnati; Tomlinson & Brothers, Chicago.
and J. W. Mcintyre, 81. Louis. SWISS
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Fire Insurance.

UIIE undersigned, h. ing been appointed Agent
4 Offhs YOrk CoHrty MHtHai Ere Insurance Com
pday OF south Berwick Me-, Is prepared TO receive
prOpO ,als for insurance safe kinds OF property oil
every description. at the usual rates. Said conpa.
ny haI now at risk In laid state, s5O0OCD OF poop
erty un which are deposited premium notes TO the
amount OF s3DOOuO with which TO meet losses. Loss
os are literally adjusted and promptly paid; The
risks taken by said company are divided asiollows
st class. Farmers Propertyi I'd class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents. Each class pays
for its own losses. ,,,,,,
For information, terms DC, apply to RUFUS
SMALL 4 SON, Agents and Collectors OF Assess.
nents, City building, Bddeford, Maine l6u
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New Vocal Nfu.Sc.

will be true to thee; A penny for your
thoughts; Little Jenny Dow; Better times are
coming; dream OF my mother and rny.home;
Merry little birds are We IA song for ehhdrrn);
Slumbcr, my darling; LiIlie dies to.nigbt' Jen-
ny's coming DER the green: Was my Brother
in the Battle. anl Why have ny loved ones
gone, by Stephen G. Foster. Shall We know
each other thercy by Rev. X. Lowry. Pleasant
words for all, by Roberts. There isa beau
tirul world. by I. NJ. Holmes. Price % cents
each. Freedom. Truth and Right. national
sopg anil grand chorus: music by Carl iieine-
mann, with English and German words. 30 ca.
Where liberty dwells i my country, Plumloy
Forget IL you can, but forgive; ! hear sweet
voices singing, and Home is home, By J. IL
Thomas, 30 cents each. These songs are very
popular. Mailed free ut retail price.
Foreign Sheet MUSIC at 2 cents per page
All kinds Of Music merchandise nj war prices.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
4sl Broadway, New York.
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q The Democrat copies articles from the
New York World and represents it to be a
Republican paper. The World has been sold
and re.sold TIL at last it is well understood
to have passed under tho control OF certain
Democratic partisans in New York city; and
is in no sense Republican paper. We be-
lieye the World, when first started, proiessed
to b. independent in politics.
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5irs snsnrHnrs.
RUFUS SMALL & SON,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office In City Building, Biddtiord, NJ
ENTRANCE on Adams Street

We are giving our whole time and attention 70
the above business, and represent the ioiiow,ns
as Agents, vista, NassaeAhsen Ms
mai nm. located at Springfield, Mass, capitaI
nys, snoiao In this company we have upon our
books over 100 members OF the hrst men IN Dia-
deford. saco, and vicinity. ,o..,., =,
49,, Wass eapltal OF ~ JOC,OOO Its cash dis
10 lis Life Members In lass was $685.
Sn Ne operate as Agents for the following FIRE
Chsisea Mutual. OF Chelsea. Mass,
o,,Inr, Mutual, Quincy, Mass. PAGhir, OF Hart
f,d H,,f,ys Ma.saehssstts, OF Pittsteld. Piscafd-
ara. OF Maine, all good, reliable stock companies.
See adyertiseinents) Thankful for past myors,
We ASK for a continuance of the same. Call and
see us and bring your friends. All business en-.
trusted 10 us will be faithfully and promptly per.
formed.
RUFUS SMALL 4 son.
Biddeford, June %, 1850. lyr26
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-10-03
DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SHlPLEY W. KICKER, secretary.
Nm. HILL. Treasurer.

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Ricker, David Fairbanks, Ahner Oakes, John A.
Paine lion. Wm liill. Thomas Quinby.
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