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Every family at this season should uso tho
sLMBUcI VINE
Celebrated In Europe for It's medicinal and benefit
ciai qualities ~ gentle Stimulant, Tonic, DiuTct-
Ic and sudoriac highly esteemed by eminsnt , ply
and by somo OF tho first families In Europe and
America.
II has no equal. causing an appetite and building
mp the system. being entirely pure wine Ola most
As A DiURETIc,
II imparts healthy action OF the Glands and Kid
ncys. and Urinary Organs very beneficial In Drop
sy, Gout and Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S VINE
Is not n mixture or manufactured article. but Is
pure, from the Juice OF the Portugal sambucus
grape, cultivated In New Jersey. recommendcn ny
Chemists and Physicians as possessing medical
properts, saper9r TO any g'rr %aaS and dsbia,"d i
ncrsons and the aged and nfrin, Improving tho
ponctito and bcnenttins ladies and children.
ALIDiES' VINE,
,..,.c "A will not intoxIcate as other wines aS ID
contains mixture Of spirits OF other liquors, and
properties, iuiparting healthy tono to The digest
i've organs, and blooming. son, aud healthy skin
and complexion.
WE REFER TO I'm
few we'll known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the Wine
Gov Morgan. NY state. Or Ward. Newark, NJ.
Dr Chiffon, n Y city, DR. Dougherty,"
Or Parker, N Y city, DR. Parish, Philadelphia.
gy- None genuine without tho signature OF .AL.
FIRED sPEER. Passaic, N. j." Is over the cork u
each bottle. VI
MAKE ONE TRIAL or TINS VINE.
For sale by ]. Sawyer, NJ. D., and d. smith, NJ
H.. Biddeford. and \. 8. Mitchell, Saco. Trado sup.
piled by ~: " HIY, Portland. and oil Wholesale
dealers In Boston.
A.SPEER, Proprietor,
yineyard-Passaic, Nd.
yahr "a Fon pa1,. en-, FOR France and Germa
~ --lyF
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Alfrcl-Sept 2s, Martha s., eldest child Of
John and Caroline p. Allen, yr 6 mos.
Hiram--Sept. %, Julia Paine, formerly OF
Standish, 80 yrs.
Kenncbunkport-0c 8, Eliza 7. Hill, wife Of
Stephen w. Hill, As yrs mo ~ days.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORN, -. 49,, -. ,..,. .u,, toid ,t
,ire.G Ssithln and for said County of York, on
the thirl tuesday OF Septembcr.in tho year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and Sixty
ITPoS The rnreroin., Libel, Ordered, that ne LL
\ belGnt give notice 10 the said Robert Bordman
10 appear before tho Justices OF our said supreme
judicial Court 20 he held at Saco. within anu Ior
said County OF York. on the hrst Tuesusy y, .an
libel aud this orier thereon three weeks successive
~ 10 The Union and Journal, q newspaper printeu
al B,ddetord, In said County OF York. the last pun
the sitting OF said Court, that he may then and
there In our said Court show cause II any he have,
why the prayer OF said libel should not be granted.
Attesti q. ID. LORD. Clork.
A true copy or tho Libsl and order OF Court
thereon.
J 3wp Attest CD, LORD, Clerk.
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At a Court OF Probate at Alfred with
in and for the county Of York, on the first Tues
day In October. In the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred aud sixty.three, by tho Hon. Il. 4
HANNAH 8. CLUPP. widow Of William Cluif
| ii late OF Kennebunk, In said county. deceased
having presented her petition for her dover ir
ssid estate to be assigned and set ost 70 he Sne
pose pursuant TO law, .'-L
Also, her petition for an allowance out OF the per.
sonal estate Of said deceased. 10 ID. yHrF
Ordered, That tho said petitioner give notice
to all persons Interested, by causing copy orthi'
order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Union 4 Journal, printed at Biddeford, In
said county % M & that they may appear at Probate &c
tho first Tuesday In November next. mt ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause if any they
have. why the same should not be allowed.
Attest. George Ii. Knowlton, Register.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
At Court OF Probate holden ut Alfred, with.
in and for the county OF York, on the first
Tuesday of October, In the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty.three by the Hon. Z.
LzS FiLBRSck iddSS Widow or oliver phbrck
IL late OF kittery, In said county, deceased, hay.
ing presented her petition for the allowance OF n
pow In the Second Christian Church In said Kite
~. OF which said Oliver Philbrlck died possessed
ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy OF thsor.
der to be published tree weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union & Journal, printed ut Bddeford In said Coun-
ty, that they may appear Mt q Probate Court 10 DC
held at North Berwick. In said County, on the nrst
Tuesday In November next, ut ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, IL any they nave
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George H. Knowlton. Register.
Atruc copy. =. r.. r. v.-,,.u p.,,.,.r
At n Court OF Probate holden Mt Alfred, within
and for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday
in October, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty three, by the lIon.E L. E.Bourne.
Judge OF said Courts 80,
IOIIN A. n. TALPEY. named Executor ina
u certain Instrument, purporting TO be tho last
will and testament OF Jonathan Talpey, late OF
York, in said county, deceased, having presented
the same for probate
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order to be published In the Union & Journal,
printed In Blddeford, In said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at PROBATE
Court TO be held at North Berwick In said Countyon
the first Tuesday Of November next, Mt 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 as the last will and
testament OF the said deceased.
Attest, George ii, Knowlton, Register
A true copy.
Attest Georro H. Kuowlton, Register
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HAWES' PATENT
CLOTHES DRYER!

THIS machine is ono or Tho most useful labor and
i time saving household articles over offered 70
the public. II is compact simple, portable, dura-
BILE, and will save its cost In fsw mouths II may
be set up In carriage way o! garden, a. u occu.
use II folds compacty together, and can easily be
removed under cover. go nrTi-...e.-
Sold by III. ADAMS q CO., cornsr Of Alfred and
Liberty streets Biddeford, where this machine can
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r- NEW
CA S H S T o r e!
No. 8 Chestnut Street,
OPPOSITE CITY BUILDING
BIDDEFORD.
TTDT rHnK
,JERE COOK

ID DESPECTFULLY informs tho citizens OF Bldde
IL ford and Saco. that he has taken store In the
QEinby 4 SWssts Block, where ho offers for sale a'
low prices
HOSIERY, GLOVES & FANCY GOODS,
Below is n list Of Goods and Prices.
Best White Spool Cotton cents.
Spool SILK cents.
Ladies' Cotton aud Wool Hose % cts.
Linen uanikerchiefs 10 and ~ cts.
WOOlen Yarn cheap.
Feeced Cotton Hose.
WOrsted Dress Braid cts apiece,
Magic Rufliirg
Dress Trimmings.
Dress Buttons.
Rich French Head Dresses 90 cts.
Bead Head Nets 80 cts.
Velvet and Tafreta Ribbons.
Sewing Birds.
iG different kinds Toilet Soap.
Toilet Soap , cts n cake.
CASTLE and Emollent Soaps.
Hair Oil 10 cts a bottle.
Spaidiug's Rosemary IL cts bottle,
Ladies' Purses and Chain Bags.
Portfolios. Dominoes.
National Union Playing Cards.
Common Playing Cards,
Chldren's Carriages.
Drums-TOps-Dolls.
2j Buff Envelopes cts.
Letter Paper 2i sheets for s cts,
Elastic Cords and Braids
Lead Pencils. Emery Stands.
Pink Saucers.
Lily White.
PeTfumcry, a large stock.
Cologne very cheap.
Linen and Cotton Tapes.
Chidrcn's Round Combs.
Dressing Combs.
Rubber Ball Top Back Combs.
Ball Top Side Combs.
TOYS OF all kinds.
Tea Bells. Perfnmory Bags,
Pen and Pocket Knives.
Razors and Strops.
Shaving Soap and Brushes.
Jaqucs' Ccehrated Extracts.
Needles OF all kinds.
Pins. Scissors. Work Baskets.
Elegant Vases.
Chalks Balls-Rougo Balls.
Picture Books.
Hoop skirts of good quality.
Ladies' Gloves
Doll Heads.
Ladies' Clouds only Sl,l0
Ladies' SOntags only Sl,lO.
ladies Undorsloeyes, very low.
Motto States
Spool silk, all colors, cts spool.
Black Linen Thread.
Black Italian Sewing SILK.
Black Embroidery Braid.
Pocket Crochet Needles,
Hair Oils and PoInadoS.
Black Lace Wells.
Hair Brushes.
Children's Hose.
Tooth Powders.
Childrcn's Tea Sets.
Children's Kitchen Sets.
Indolible Ink. ThimbleS.
Wooden Knitting Pins, &c, DC.
We hope by attention to business and fair prices
to secure share OF public patronage.
GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY! =
JERE COOK,
iwi3 Chestnut Street, Biddciord.
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Wanted.

4 nnn Cord, ROUND OAK WOOD, free from
I,VUU large knots. q Inches ~ length.
100 Cords si POPLAR and BIRCH round Wood,
ao mi M Ipeisos In length.
:" ,nnan sac o White Red Oak and Ash HOOP POLES,
"a isss " osk and Ash POLES, 10 feet In length
A. Ia delivered at tho shock Factory ON 0ooch lsl
and. ANDhnW uubcON. IN.
Diddeiord, juno ~, 1863. TU
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CrisiadorO's Hair Pre1rvaiive,
Is invaluable with his Dye, rs II imparts the ut.
most softness the most beautiful gloss. and great
vitality to the Hair. Price 90 cents. 81. and 50 per
bottle, according TO size. I ii-iw
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DEATHS.

- Notices Of deaths. not exceeding six lines,
Inserted free those above that number will be
charged regular advertising rates.
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w Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register

A true COPY.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
At n Court of Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the county ofYork on the first Tuesday oi
October, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty. three, by tho Hon. 4. Il. Bourne.
Judge Of said Court;
A LPlIEUS ROGERS, Administrator Of tho estate
n of David w. Libbey. deceased, who was Guar
dian of James w. Lbboy and George Il. Libbcy
minors and children OF David w. Lbbcy, late oi
Lebanon, in said county, hayin. stated and pre-
sented said David w. Libbey's account Of guardian
ship of his said wards for allowance;
ordered, That the said Accountant give notice to
all persons Interested by causing copy Cf this or
der 10 be published three weeks successiyely In the
Union a. Journal, printed at Biddeford, In said
County, that they may appear nt Probate Court 10
be held ut North Berwick said county,on tho irst
Tuesday In November next, Mt ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, If any they have,
why the same should not bo allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
trae copy.
Attest. GEORGE IT, Knowlton, Register
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A PYRAMID OF FACTS
CONCERNING
CRISTAD0R0'S HAIR DYE!
IL is
pure,
poisonless,
instantaneous,

instantaneous,
imparts perfect black,
or q magnificent brown, in the
space Of ten minutes; is odorless, does
not stain the skin, and has never been known
10 fail
Manufactured by J. CRIsTAD0Ro. No. Astor
House. New York. Sold every where, and applied
by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, $3.50 and 81 per box, according to size,
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N''u00Vpic Attest, George II. Kuowlton. Register

At n Court of Probate holden at. Alfred with.
in and for the county of York, on the first Tuesday
in October, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. three. by the Honorable L. 4.
Bourne, Judge Of said Court;
FREEMAN MCKINNEY, named Executor In q
II certain Instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament OF William Watcrhouse, late OF
Limington, in said county, deceased, having pre-.
sented the same for probatei
Ordered. That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successiycly
In the Union and Journal printed Mt Biddcford,
In said county. that they may appear at n Probate
Court 10 be holden ut North Berwick i'm said county
on the first Tuesday in November next at ten Of tho
clock In tho forenoon, and shcw cause, IL any they
have why the said instrument should not be proved
approved and allowed as the last Will and tesla.
mcnt OF the said deceased.
Attest. George ii. Rnowlton, Register.
A true COPY.
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am. very truly, yours
n. Z. GILDs, Pastor Ger. Lei. Chsrch.

SoLpIErs' HoNI. SuFERISrESDr's OFFICE, l
Cincinnati, @ Jan. 18th, 1868. :
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Affairs in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Gen. Loan, command
ing the central district of Missouri, has issued
orders that all bushwhackers, guerrilas, rob.
bers, confederate recruiting officers emissa-
ries assuming to act under rebel authority,
found in the military district, shall be prompt
ly executed by the first commissioned officer
into whose hands they may be delivered, and
all persons knowingly harboring or in any way
abetting or aiding such parties, shall suffer
like punishment, and their houses be de-
stroyed, and all the personal property on the
premises seized and applied to the indemnif-
cation of Union citizens, Any officer failing
promptly to execute this order, will be court
martialed for disobediencc OF orders.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb BIN the
joint session, to-day, few changes were made
in the voting for senator, but no result was
reached. The last ballot stood-Brown 80,
Phelps Il, Glover 30, Breckenridge 30 scat
tering g.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The commissioner
of internal revenue has made the following
decision relative to stamps required upon GER
tificatps of corporation stock. Whenever the
officers of a corporation receive satisfactory
evidence that any person or party shall be-
come stockholders in such corporation, and
shall make in the books there the requisite
entries showing that any person, persons,
or party, shall have become stockholders, and
shall make and sign Il certificate or certifi-
Gates thereof, it shall be the duty of such Off
GERS to affiX to every such certificate the APP
propriate revenue stamp, the expense thereof
to be paid by the person, persons, or party for
whose use or benefit such certificate or certi-
Gates shall be made and signed
Lieut.. Albert Kautz has been ordered to the
west Gulf blockading squadron. Acting as
sistant paymasters Henry NJ. Tanner and Will
liam ID. Beecher have been ordered to the
Mississippi squadron. The navy department
offers a reward of fifty dollars for the arrest
of acting ensign Geo. Mathes OF Portsmouth,
n. H., descrter from the U. S. steamer Van
derbit.
The committee on elections, in deciding
upon the claims of Messrs. Flanders and
Hahn to seats in the house from Louisiana, say
they were elected under the proclamation of
the military governor, oHepley' Inc prlnCl-
pal doubtful point in the case appears to be
that the time of election fixed by him differs
from that Of the law of Louisiana. The fact,
however, that the rebel governor had deserted
his duty, while the constitution of the United
States guarantees to every state a republican
form of government, made it necessary for
the military governor to assume to fix a time
for the election.
Senator Doolttle to-day introduced a BILL
appropriating to Maine nearly one hundred
and fourteen thousand dollars, and to Massa-
chusetts thirty-two thousand six hundred and
siXty-eight dollars, for lands, the titles to
which must be quoted under the treaty of
Washington.
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YORKTOWN, Feb. 2.-Nothing has trans
PRED here Of Importance. On Tuesday some
excitement prevailed from the intelligence
that our pickets had been driven in at Will
liansburg, and that the enemy was approach
ing in force, but it proved only to be a raid of
guerrillas. They turned at the approach of
our forces and were soon off toward Rich
mond.
Lieut. Col. Yost of the 10th Penn. left
here for Harrisburg, Pa, to-day, to bring on
reinforcements for that regiment. All is har-
monious in this department.
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General News Summary
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


Some three weeks since $4,000 worth of
bonds upon the cities of Albany, Portland,
St. Louis and Boston, were stolen from a
Boston broker named White. The detectives
have traced $1,000 of the bonds, and are in
confident pursuit of the rest and-the thief.
Joe Watson, an alleged English burglar, is
the principal party yet revealed, and one or
two Wall street brokers are implicated.
Joe Clash, for many years keeper of a dance
hall at the north end, and whose name is a
household word to the denizens Of that locali
ty, was arrested Monday night for assault with
intent to kill one of his inebriated and unruly
customers, bearing the name of John Rogers.
Rogers manifested a disposition to steal,
whereupon Clash shot him.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
The mansion of Thomas Appleton in Old
Cambridge was entered by burglars, early
Saturday morning, and robbed of $3.50 worth
of silver ware, spoons, forks, sc. They had
ransacked the house. and packed up other
valuable goods, but the woman who was left
in charge of the house, screamed so Justify
for help that the thieves made their escape
with what they could carry in their pockets.
Some thieves broke into the house of Mr..
G. G. Kidder at Newton Corner, on Saturday
night, but were unable to find anything they
coulu conveniently carry away Ahe house
was unoccupied but the furniture remains in
it, and this was thoroughly overhauled.
BARNsTABLE COUNTY.
Rev. L. II. Angler of South Maiden, had
received a call from the Orthodox Congrega-
tional church aud society of Sandwich, Mass,
to settle for one year from January l. He
has accepted.
No trace of the party who murdered Isaiah
r. Wright, who was shot on the evening of
the 10th of January, at East Sandwich, has
yet been discovered.
The prouacted warm weather on the Cape
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LANCASTER, PA, Feb. 3.-Gen. Rousseau
of Kentucky, was serenaded tonight. He
made brief speech to the effect that his po-
litical creed was but Il minute long. He said:
"Nly political creed is but minute long. l
am for the government of my fathers, and the
friends Of that government, and | am against
the enemies of that government and all their
friends both north and south"
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Successful Scouting Raid.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 3. - Accounts from
Fairfax Court House received to-day say that
Col. Wyndham has just retired from an ex-
petition to Warrenton. He surprised the
town last night, and while there sent strong
patrols to the Rappahannock, to Sulphur
Springs and Waterloo. The patrols found no
enemy at either place. He captured in War
renton so stand Of arms, which he was obliged
to destroy, having no facilities for bringing
them away
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LANCASTER, Feb. 3.-George Sanderson,
democrat, was elected mayor of this city to-
day by majority of 2650.
TRENTON, Feb. 3.-Mr. English of Bergen
county, introduced into the house to-day, a
joint resolution against the proposed purchase
and emancipation of the negro slaves in the
state of Missouri.
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WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE
w SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Free Exhibition Of OIL Paintings and choice
EngrGUings. Opsn day md erenihg.


A choice collection or Paintings, Engravings mezzo
tints ChrOmCs Plain and CoOred Autographs, fhotO
graphs Albums Picture Frames Artists hatefias ~
every description, Paints, Canvas, stretcheIs Pun
Boards Brushes Drawing and Painting Paper Drawing
Books and Patterns, CraYOns, Pencils, FOos, tasels'
Wax &c Nc constantly for sale at the lowest prices
Particular attention given to Framing mIeaths and
Fancy Work to restoring remOuntlng mehulng, or var
nishII,g old and injured Pictures Portraits copied
~ Instruction given IN Drawing, Painting,
at,.J aIunIc, Terms for Drawing, 81 Tor "a lessons
oil Painting s12: Piano. sl2; Guitar sl2. A class in
Drawing, for children Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons III for u lessons class for older pupils Tues
day and Friday evenings Pupils received by the year
month. or lesson. Bills payable in advance
Teacbers-Mfss T.. F. EMMoNs, Miss HELEH nj
KEowLToN. Mr. C. e. STRAINS.
For prices in other styles OF Painting and specimens
Of teachers work call the School OF Design and Wor-
cester Academy of Fine Arts, Rooms II and 2 Clark
Block, PSI Main street. diff o.
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The old IIampden county mser, Solomon
Shaw, just translated, was known up in Troy,
The Times therefore says che was always
fearful that he was about to be cheated-even
carrying this hallucination so far as to be sus-
picious Of the polite and honorable officers of
the Troy city bank. On one occasion he
drew out some interest, which was separately
figured up by each person in the bank. Not
satisfied as to its correctness, however, Mr..
Shaw applied to gentleman, who was trans
acting business at the COUNTER to compute the
amount. He did so, and announced the sum
as one cent less than that allowed by the bank
clerk and teller Shaw was in an agony of
grief, and never ceased to regret that he had
appealed from the decision Of the financial
gentlemen"
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One Ellen Donovern was arrested in Green
field last week. as a common seller of intoxi-
eating liquors. Some thirty or forty differ
ent sales were proved, and she was convicted.
She endeavored to protect herself by a United
States tax law license, but the court ruled
that such license was protection only against
a prosecution from the tax collector, and
wholly invalid as far as the state law is con-
cerned.
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the bill not agreed to, 46 against As. Pend
ing the question on its passage, adjourned.
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BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING,

NJ n HUU III fNIE
will open his Writing Academy WEDNESDAY, Oct.
l5 1862, at Piper Block Room No. for the reception
Of Ladies and Gentlemen Mr. S. hss formerly taught
In many of the principal schools in this others
among them at the Berkshire Gymnasium and Female
Seminary, under Prof Dewey and f. Phelps, Pittsfed
also Mrs. Wizards, Troy, and Female Seminary, Al.
bany Mr.. s. will give lessons In private schools on
reasonable terms Satisfaction guaranteed to all aten
tive scholars. Terms moderate.
Hours from to IL a. N Q to S. and g to 9P.M
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BRISTOL COUNTY.
The religious interest in Fall River is in
creasing. Seventeen persons were admitted
to the fellowship of the Second Baptist church
Sunday, and twenty seven were received on
probation at the first Methodist church.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Joseph b. ThaXter, Jr., of bingham, has
been appointed one Of the inspectors of the
state almshouse at Bridgewater, in place of
Charles Shute, deceased. John l. Baker of
BeVerly Is one OF the inspectors of Rainsford
Island hospital, in place of Joseph b. Thax-
ter, Jr., resigned
Some OF the most active and philosophical
citizens of Bridgewater have called a town
meeting for Saturday next, to consult about
some practicable measures for stopping the
traffic in intoxicating liquors in that town.
The Abingdon Standard relates the follow
ing incident "a war widow residing in this
county, whose husband was killed (by the
reporters) in one of the battles last summer.
after deeply lamenting his loss, fOndy hoping
he might yet turn up, finally gave up all hope
Of seeing him again. Time which effaces
alike the work of the sculptor's chisel and
the dearest affections of the human heart,
passed lightly over the young widow, caus-
ing her to forget her sorrow, and leaving
nothing but two fatherless children to remind
her OF him who had once been dearer than
life itself. An opportunity presenting it.
self, she DOTTED her weeds, assuaged her
grief at the fount of matrimony, and forgot
her former partner in her joy at having OBJ
tanned new conquest. But alas for con-
nubill felicity the happy pair had passed
but fire days of married life when a letter
was received from her former husband, say
ing he was still alive, though confined in
hospital and suffering from wounds received
in the battle in which he was supposed to have
been killed"