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in sums to suit available in the pal cities Of
ttclani, Ireland Sc.,lAnd, Holland, Belgium,
France, Ita'y, Switzerland and Germany. Col
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

monster. She, who like Jeptha's daughter, could
come forward and bare her bosom to the sword
for the good of her country. invoke her, l IN
woke her sons to come forward, not only upon
the battlefield, but in every line of lite, and in
every avenue of society, to put down this Rebel
lion and save this Goyernment-the last great
hope Of man. Almighty God, say, if this Gov
eminent must fal--if it must go down in blood
and tears-if the example Of Washington and
the great spirits of the Revolution, aud those
who founded this Government, must 90 down, let
it 90 down by blood, let it 90 down by force; but
let not TIE Empire State contribute its mighty
influence. Cheers. Give US ther Father Of
Mercies, oceans Of blood, rivers of tears, give US
pestience, give US famine, give US a life OF suffer-
ing, give US an gno6e DEATH rather than curse
Us and our memories with the idea that we have
contributed 10 uphold this terrible Rebellion
When TINS nation perishes, Oh, may it perish by
The force OF foreign foe. Let not lis foundation
be s3pped, let it not fall aprey to the assassns
dagger d. home. Let It perish by foreign force,
so that when it shall perish we may not say that
ike the stricken eagle it mas fliea by It's own ac-
tion and especially by the ae,ign o. Jle Empire
State, that
20 the track eagle, stretched upon Tie plain,
no more through rollins clouds to soar again,
Viewed d own feather cu the fatal dart,
WHc1 winged the shat. That quUerea Ia his heart
Keen We're ms pIUss, but keeuer IT TO feel,
lie narsed the pt4iun chat impeIled che steel;
While the same pluulase lhat had warmed his nest,
Dra-k ule he-lrop from his bleeding breast.
No, it shall not be. The Empire State shall stand
in this great controversy, it shall come forward
with the influence OF It's sons and its daughters :;
it shall come forward Wi the influence of all
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
Sunday in q Chestnut Tree.

One clear frosty morning in November,
two children, Ben and Maggie, after hurrying
with might ana main 10 get dressed ran INFO
the diuing-room to catch their father before
breakfast, for he was going out Of town to
spend the day
You ask, now said Ben, just as they
were opening the door.
Father, Ben aud | want to 90 chestnut
ting, dreadfuly; wont you let US 20 with you
and stop somewhere ? You know we re used
to the country said Maggie, nervously, afraid
lest she should hear 10, before she had fin
ished
Chestnutting replied their father, in a
surprised tone, that sounded just like no, be-
fore he had said anything else, why, there s
no chestnuts within fifty miles of US
Maggie walked to the window to hide her
while Ben tried to look as if
he dad Mt care much about it though in fact
they had both been planning it ever since they
had been awake. But their father went away
in little while, and no more vas said about
it. But as they walked to and from school
that day, in the warm November sun, they
longed sadly for the Ieafy hollow they knew
Of, where last fell, they had gone nuttiDg with
their cousins and schoomates.
used to think / d never get tired Of see
ing the toy-shops, SAID Maggie Il d rather
see one of the little red ground squirrels again
cunning about after nuts, than all the TOYS ev-
OF were made = These were country children.
end DO wonder the city could not satisfy
them.
At night their father returned and after
tea, as they gathered around the fire. he said,
80 you made up your minds to 20 nutting
this hne day, did you children p
We talked about it up stairs, and We thought
maybe we could 90 little ways cut of town.
and you could leave US somewhere and come
for us again, said Ben.
There s no chestnuts in this part of the
state replied their father. However |
wish you might 60. l guess | shall have
to tell you story about nutting Did
ever tell you how / went chestnutting Sun.
day, when was little boy, and what came
of it p
N0 u Illus, 40, Sald D0th children at
once.
ODe Sunday morning when | was about
nlne' my brother Tom and | were straying
round the door yard, trying to pass the time
TIL ohurch'tlme. 1t was rather hard work.
TOR we had no Sunday school but believe
We were tolerably good boys in general. At
any rate, we never had broken the Sab bath
openly and publicly, though fear we did not
love 1t very much, for it was not made at.
tractive.
1t was sunny day, after white frost
IKE this, and presently it occurred to me
there would be lots Of chestncts down that
morning. | said so to Tom, and asked him
what harm there would be in just walking
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

,ohH;a ',',:.og 49, rs Da., ,('.'s' ''iI
op"''7' '''o .''' " 1'9''iol'''ls'
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eo J I'm al ' rI w., .'i7 C,-. - Us,
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1870. ,, ,}7' ~ 81. 'o' -'5 ~ ~
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"1''
B1t like Solsonb Erjgt ra Why o Srt tbor,n
r. l1"U6 "'9' AM CuteL5 J
O"' DeLlocI"Uc I'siuS 10 Hot acAAo"isd6e
:nenl % '"e IJ9InO0I@09 -'uey are SPURIOUS IN
-Ia"o"' u01 ' 1,9 genuine '"0'o Ao%A9eHU'-
LAauo1'e.'I lHey say IA0I ooL%'uoU great
'"'i'I '0''i! :" '"' -'' az etCV'!0i,
nave al "I'' u ."' Wy I0CNy I0IFIuual
VINO uIe" NI0 e'9 pu"h' III 4oO.eIy' laughter ana
WIN coou "o1 81" H'Hi' anu couIu Aot give MN
""aS' ana Gull" " NJ p "Al' anu CI" HoI hAo"
S4ac'iy """' 20 o. WIN H''4 "leh ne 6o5 NM
VOW IPaI .'at our H!ehu5 VINO succeeded IN
tne IaSI ran oioc'oh nave aIa"f me PoIltIcai
eggplant .ney seem TO DC Bood deal troubled
Win MN JUS. now, ana GO nj kno" precisely
Ena' 10 w win nun. 1ney are evidently III d.
Nueu coIHSeis' before tAe election they were
opposed 10 afDurary aFIests-they were opposed
70 '6ese thousand IhterleFenceS that they complain
oi-out since the election they seem to have
'chan their position. 4hey changed Their spots,
10 the 9ood iaay ADVISED hef lltte son the leop-
ara couIo. " mother" ne SAID, can the leopard
cnanSe his SPo,s 10 be sure he can, my
son. enc sa'u' when he gets tired OF one spot
ne can 90 TO another" LaughterJ They seem
W We Qua jug 'nef spots IN lhe same way, De-
Iore Tue eIecIionS they were Tor the most liberal
PioP"St,onS u peace why 10 De sure they
we're we're Inc southern people were our brethren
turning Itue SunpoWder and numbering few
'nouSa"US ol men, out theh u WouId De all right
anu tney hoPea u "9uld DC made up by some po-
liIlcal acUoh, ana all De Smoothed over SO that
the brothers Of common lie mI8at meet again
IN NauonaI Convention ana nominate some gen
tleman, either ut or unht' Tor the Presidency, and
all go along nicely AGAIN as before. but when
they came 70 enunca'e 'hese IDEAS anu these gen
tlemen at the oouth seeing IN theH imagination
a rope ana Nna OF an uncomfortable moose at
the end OF IT. winch does not exactly suit ther
AMBITION sad : we VIII nave nothing to 90 with
you one way or the other, we VIII nave separation
anyway. linen these gentlemen began 10 recon-
Flder 'her ldea. ana some OF them 'hink th@t up
on the whoie 1t Is oest TO prosecute the war
That mas o9eh my ldea from the oeghhn6'-
There mas not been d"y from inc time they
ltep upon Huni'9f ou' ""a ~ "ouIi nave Ne"eG
them as oluI Gld A6aS' LCneefS' ~ Is Sa0
we should not nave negro soldiers w ELL suppose
they 40 am IN iaYof OF 'hem. lCheerS' IL |
seems 10 Oe reared 'ua( they VIII get between
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
Speech Of Daniel S. Dickinson.

DELIVERED 1T THE REPUBLICAN CELEBRATION
OF wAsHNGT0N's BIRTHDAY, IN NEW YORK.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

CONCLUDED FROM Yesterdays pAPRH)
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-04-10
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. ChccScman Pills

The combination Of Ingredients in these pills are
the result OF long and extensi'o practice. They
are mild In their operation, and certain in correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful transformations, 70
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fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed
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DIR. Chcescnan'. Pills was the commence
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DIR. Chcc-cn,an'- Pills are the most efiectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to
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known to thousands, who have used them at differ
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sanction of some of the most eminent Physicians IN
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ErplcI directions, stating ichsn they should not b
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containing from so to 20 pills
Pills sent By mail promptly by RENTING to the
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DE ATHS.

Bidlcford-April LIST, Daniel II. Place, 6s
yrs. mos. Ii days.
Saco-April ID. Mrs. Martha T., wife of Mr..
Albion Merrill, "a years.
Saco-April 4th, Mr.. Alfred c. Billings, "a
years.
Kcnnebuuk-April Sd, Phebc, wife OF Mr..
Aaron Littlefcld, IS years.
Kennebunk-April 4th, Eunicc r., daughter
of the late Mr.. Isaac Furnish, % years.
KennebupkpOrt-March 3lst, Joseph o., son
of Daniel ID. and Mary Durham. months 10
days.
Lyman-April ID, Joseph Emmands, 81 yrs.
mos. 10 days.
Lyman-April 7th, Elizabeth II. Hill, Al yrs.
s mos. days.
Parsonsfeld- March 23d, Lucian Willis. son
Of Joseph and Annah Lord, yrs. mos.
Kittery-Alarch 2ith, Of consumption, VIM.
L. Tobey, ~ years.
South Bcrwick-March 2Sth, IIoratio, eldest
son Of Dennis and Mary a. Ferguson, 20 years
2 mos. % days.
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STATE OF MAINE.

,S>> YORK, $50 the Shcriffs Of our
~, Deputies, GREETING.
We command you to attach the goods or es-
tate Of Simon j. Lord, formerly OF BiddeioId,
In the County Of York aforesaid, now of Eig-
ertou, In Rock County. in the State OF Wiscon:
sin, to the value Of two thousand dollars, and
summon the said defendant, " he may be found
in your precinct, t. appear before our Justices
of our Supreme Judicial Court, to be holden nj
Saco, within and for our said County OF York,
on the first Tuesday Of January, A. ID. 1861,
then and there in our said court to answer unto
Eben W. Ball of Boston, In the County OF Sui
folk and Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,, IN
plea of debt, for that the plaintiff, by the con-
siieration Of ou- Justices of our Supreme Judi
cial Court, begun and held Mt Alfred, within
and for the County of York, on the first Tues
day of April, "A ID. 1886, recovered judgment
against the said Simon J. Lord, by the name VI
Simon J. Lord Of Biddeford, in said County OF
York, for the sum Of seven hundred and hve
dollars and thirty-nine cents damages, and
forty-onc dollars and forty cents costs Of suit:
as by the record thereof then remaining In SAID
court appears which said judgment Is In fnll
force and not reversed, annulled or satisfied;
whereby an action hath accrued to the said
plaintiff to have and receive of the said Lord
the said several suns Of seven hundred and hyo
dollars and thirty-ninc cents and forty.onc dol
lars and forty cents, amounting in oil to tho
sum of seven hundred and forty.six dollars and
seventy mine cents, and also lawful interest ON
said sum from the Sth day of April, AID. 1896,
the day of the rendition OF said Judgment.
Yet the said defendant, though requested,
has not paid the same, but neglects 50 to DO, to
the damage of tho said plaintiff (as he says) the
sum of two thousand dollars. which shall then
and there be made 10 appear, with other duo
damages. And whereas the said plaintiff saith
that the said defendant hath not In his own
hands and possession goods and estate to tho
value of two thousand dollars aforesaid, which
may he come ut to be attached, but has cntrust-
ell To and deposited In the hands and possession
of Simeon =. McKcnncy OF Biddcford. In said
County of York, Trustee OF the said Simon j.
Lord, goods, effects and credits TO the said
value:
We command you, therefore, that you sum-
mon the said Simeon p. Mckenney OF Bidde-
ford aforesaid, II he may be found 10 your pre-
cibct, TO appear before our Justices Of our said
court To be holden rs aforesaid, To shcw cause,
II any he have, why execution to be issued upon
such judgment rs the said plaintiifmay recover
against the said Simon j. Lord In this action
IL any, should not issue against his goods, ef-
fects or credits, IN the hands and possession OF
him the said Simeon p. Mckinney, and have
you there this writ, with your doings thcrein.
Witness, JOHN 8. TENNEY. Esquire, at
Alfred, the seventeenth day OF November, In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
~ CD. LORD. Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.
G. d. LORD. Clerk.

YORK, ~.
AT the Supreme Judicial Court. begun and
held Mt Saco. within aud for the Coanty Ut
York, on the first Tuesday Of January. A.
d. 1863:
In the above action, IL appearing that Simon
j. Lord, the principal defendant, is out OF the
State, and has never been notified, and has no
tenant, agent or attorney la this State upon
whom tn serve notice:
The Court Order, That the plaintiff cause
the said principal defendant to be notified Of the
pendency OF this suit, by serving him In hand
with nm atiested copy Of the writ, and this order
of Court thereon, fourteen days,orb by publishing
the same three weeks successfully In the Union
and journal n newspaper printed at Biddcford.
In said County Of York, tho last publication
thereof To be thirty days at least before the
next term Of said Court, to be held at Alfred.
within and for said County OF York, on tho
fourth Tuesday Of May, A. ID. 1868, that he
may then aud there In said Court appear and
shcw cause, IL any he have, why judgment In
said action should not be rendered against him.
and execution issue accordingly.
Attest, Y. ID. LOhD, Clerk.
True copy Of the original writ and order Of
Court thereon.
3wl5 Attest, c D. LORD, Clerk.
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Coon NEws FOR MArSE DIR. II u. Steph-
ems read paper before the Geographical
and Statistical Society in New York, few
evenings ago, in which he argued that many
great changes would gradually take place in
this hemisphere. predicting that new land
would arise out Of the sea, which would re-
suit in such change Of climate that Al zine
and Canada would be as warm as Southern
France, while Labrador itself would becJmc
fertile. Then Maine won't be "leit eat in
the cold.'
FRA gentleman Of doubtful loyalty re
marked the other day in the presenc, OF a
9Th Maine man. that the copperhcads were
increasing in number. YES" said the sol
dicr, Sand il makes Inc so id mad that
would like to tap the red paint OF every
one Of EN-" Arc the soldiers sick OF the
war?-LerisioR Jwrnel.
ETAbeut forty vessels viii he built in thC
county Of Washington during the year 1868
some OF which are already in an advanced
state OF completion .-Aiachias UaioH.
vThe seven days' speech of +. o. J
Smith, the comprehend leader in the House
cost the State $500 ut lcast.-Bdngs'
Wig.
TErtensiye arrangements being made
this Spring sil through New Engldnd, the
Middle and Northern States, To emigratc "a
Missouri. The favorable rcpoSts Of these
who have gone to Northern Missouri es'
pecially, are stimulating multitudes to follow
Senator Morrill,, who has arrived in Au-
gusta from washingtos, gives a very tavora'
Die account Of the situation" Of the war.
BNathan Clcavcs Esq. Attorney a, law,
at Bowdoinham, has entered into co.partncr-
ship with Hon. l.. 70. NJ. Swettof Portland.
Mr.. Cleayes was formerly y student at the
Lewiston Falls Academy. He isa grAduate
OF Bowdoin.
HAdmiral Wilkes recently refused to
dino with the Governor OF Barbados, giving
ms reason that the Governor had entertained
the pirate Mafkt lew days previously
Col John McCluskcy, late Of the Maine
18th regiment, died on the passage from lia'
yana to Central America, whittier he was
going to engage in numbering,
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Every family Mt this season should use the
sIMBUcI VINE
Celebrated in Europe for Its medicinal and bench
cial qualities rs gentle Stmulant, Tonic, Diuret-
10 and Sudoriac highly esteemed by eminent ply
sicians used In European and American hospitals,
and by some OF tho hrst families IN Europe ana
America.
II has no equal, causing IN appetite and building
up the system being entirely n pure wine OH most
'"'"' AS A DiURETIc.
II imparts healthy action Of the Glands and Kid
ncys, and Urinary Organs. very beneficial In Drop
81, Gout aud Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S VINE
Ia not n mixture or manufactured article, but Is
pure. from the Juice OF the Portugal Sambucus
grape, cultivated In New Jersey. recommended ny
Chemists and Physicians rs possessing mehica!
propcrties superior TO nny other Wines In use ana
nm excellent article for all weak and deblltated
persons. and the aged and infrm, Improving the
appetite and bcneatting ladies ana children
ALADiES VINE,
Because n will not intoxicate rs other wines Ms
contains no mixture OF splits o. o.ncr nc
imparting healthy tone u the dlge,t
I've organs and q blooming soft, and healthy SKIN
and complexion.
We REFER TO
a few we'll known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the Winei
Gen Winfield Scott USA, llr Wilson, nth ST. NY
tioy Morgan, N Y State, Dr Ward. Newark, N j.
Dr J II Chiffon. n city, DIR DougheIty,'
Dr Parker, N Y city, DIR Parish, Philadelphia.
~ None genuine without the signature Of AL.
FIRED SPEEll, Passaic, N. j." is over the cork VI
each bottle.
MAKE ONE TRIAL or TINS VINE.
For sale by J. Sawyer. VI. d.. and q. H. Carlton 4
Co. Bddeford, and Is. y Mitchell, Saco. Trade sup.
piled by ~. n HAY, Portland. md all wholesale
A.SPEER. Proprietor,
yineyard-Passaic,N Nd
Onhce-2os Broadway, NY.
John In Foy. Paris. Agent for France ana "e''"A'
NY. Tyr
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WANTED,
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF YORK, S.
To the Honorable, the Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court, next to be held at Alfred, In
and for said County of York, OH the fourth
Tuesday of May, A. ID. 1882
MARY f. NEWC0MB, of Biddetord, in
vi said County of York, wife OF Harding
Ncwcomb, formerly of said Biddcford, but
WHOSE residence is now unknown. respectfully
lbels and gives this Honorable Court to he in-
formed that she was lawfully married to the
said Harding Newcomb nj Saco, in said County
of York. on the twenty-third day of January
A. ID. 1856, and after that time lived and cohab-
tied with him rs his wife at said Biddeford ;
that since her intcrmarriage she hath at all
times behaved herself towards him as faithful,
chaste and aftectionate wife. but that said llar-
ding Newcomb, wholly regardless of his mar.
riage covenant and duty, on the eighth day OF
November, "A. ID. 1859, wholly deserted your
said libellant, leaving her entirely destitute and
dependent upon the kindness Of friends, aud
hath ever since then entirely absented himself
from her and made no provision for her sup
port, nor rendered her any assistance towards
her maintenance.
.~~>, Wherefore your lbellant, believing
Stamp it would be reasonable and proper,
WV and conducive TO domestic harmony
prays th Vt the bonds Of matrimOny may be dis
solved between her and said Harding Newcomb.
March 70, 1863. MARY L. NEWCOMB.
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Special Notiees:
pR. MORSE. OF PORTLAND.

Well known Cor hts successful treatment "a Cor
ssmPtiea. cafarrA. IstAssa, BroaeAin. anu az us
tion, with view 10 the accommodation Os MS nu-
merous patients aud others DESTROYS to consult nun
In Saco, biddeford, aud the surrounding towns, VIII
be at tho Biddeord House. BiddefOrd. the srsi tTi
day In each month hereafter until further notice.
IL stormy on Friday. Dr. NJ. will he at Biddoford
the next day. saterday, " pleasant.
lie also treats all female CO ~ irts For Iaiiag
Of the Womb," and "L,sesSrAea" he has . soYer-
eign remedy. fob. 2i-9ti
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Thirty Yenrs, Experienced!

Have been diligently employed In perfecting
Cristadoro'- Excelsior Hair Dye.
II Is no wonder, then, that after careful analysis
by DIR. Chiffon II was pronounced harmless, and Is
now taking the place OF all other Dyes. Those
who have been disappointed with miserable inita-
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shade Of black or brown, to suit all compilations
produced In ten minutes.
Manufactured BY ]. CRISTADORO, NO 8 Astor
House. New York. Sold every where, and applied
by all Hair Dressers
Price 81, 81 80 and 80 per box, according to sire
I.
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A Friend in Need. Try i,.

DR.. Sirssts IRfali,bie LiHimsRt Is prepared rom
the recipe OF DIR. stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut
the great bone setter and has been used In MS rrae-
tce Tor The last twenty years with the most aston.
lshing success. AS an external remedy " Is WITH
out rival, aud will alleviate pain more specify
than any other preparation. For all rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders II Is truly naliihlc anu as
A curative for Sores wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c
It's soothing, healing, aud powerful strengthening
excite the just wonder and ast0nish-
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four hundred certificates of remarkable cures, per-
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STATE OF MAINE.

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr, in vacation,
Augusta, April ID, 1863.
Upon this libel IL is ordered by me, the
u undersigned, one OF the Justices of said
court, that notice thereof he given to the libel.
lee therein named, by publishing an attested
copy of the same, with this order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Union and Journal,
public newspaper printed in Biddeford, in
our County of YORK, the last publication to be
not less than thirty days before the next tern,
of said court, to be holden at Alfred, within and
for said County Of York, on the fourth Tuesday
of May next. that said libellee may then and
there appear and answer to said libel, and show
cause. IL any he have, why the prayer thereof
should not be granted.
3wl6 RICHARD ID. RICE, j. =. j. Y.
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MARRIAGES.

-Biddefor,l-April 9Th, by Rev. p E. Brown,
Mr.. Alfred ID. Clark of Augusta, and Miss
Phebe Z. Kimball of Wells.
Biddeford-April 9th, By Rev. J. Stevens,
Mr.. +. p. Weymouth Of Portland, and Miss
Rosela A. Blandin Of Camden.
Portsmouth, N. H.-April 1, by Rev. Z. b.
Eddy, Mr.. Alonzo Hartford and Miss Mary A.
Gerry, both of Kennebunk.