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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-01-30
a true 'I Attest. aeors. II Knorl.on, Register.

Al Court of Probate holden at Saoo, within
and for the County ofYork. on the hrst Tuesday IN
January, In tho year OF our Lord eightecnhun.
dred and slxty.four, by tho Honorable i. f.
bourne Judge ofsaid Courts
IVORY CHICK, Executor OF the will OF William
| Norwood, lato OF KennSbunki In said county,
deceased, having presented his account Of nd.
ministnton Of the estate OF said deceased, for
allowance
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successively IN
the Union 4 Journal, printed at Dlddeford, In said
county, that thoy may appear at q Probate Court
TO DO holden at Biddeford. In said county. on tho
arst Tuesday In February noxt at ton OF the clock
In the forenoon, and show cause, II any they have
why the same should not DO allowed.
Attest, Georgo II. Knowlton, Register.
true copy. o...u v,ox,,,, p.r,.,.,
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Ny Drops to cure Suppression Of the Mems
90 from whatever cause, though care should be
taken that those drops arc not taken when In q
particular situation, for wish II distinctly un-
derstood that do not hold myself responsible
whom used under such circumstances.
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true 'I Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.

AZ Court of Probate holden ut saco, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday
IN January, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.four. by the Hon. E.E.Bourne'
IN he petition of Thsmas n. Stevens interested
u in the estate OF Mary J. Stevens, late or San
ford, In said county, deceased, praying that adj
mnlstration OF tho estate Of said deceased may be
granted to Alvah W. Dam OF Sanford, In said coun.
tyi IA. A., ,.,,.,a
next OF kin 10 take administration, and give notice
thereof to the heirs OF said deceased, and to al
persons interested In said estate by causing acopy
Of this order to be published In the Union 4 Jom.
weeks successfully, that they may appear at 9
Probate Court TO be holden ut Biddeford, In said
county, on the first Tuesday In February next, ut
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
If any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
'''''N '' Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
At q Court Of Probate holden at Saco, within
and for tho county OF York. on the first Tuesday
in January, In tho year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.four, by the Hon.E E'Bourne'
CIIAELEs HILL, Guardian Of Sarah L. johnson.
u minor and child OF Warren f. Johnson, late
of Biddeford In said county deceased, having pre-
sented his first account Of guardianship Of his
said ward for allowances;
ordered, That tho said Accountant give notice
10 ali persons Interested by causing copy ofthis
order to be published In tho Union Jonna;, print
cd in Biddelord, In said county, three weeks sue.
cessively. that they may appear at ProbateCourt
TO be holden Mt Bddeford, In said county, on the
arst Tuesday In February next at ten Of the clock
why the Same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue copy.
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This derived chiefly from the food eat; but II the
food Is not properly dgested, or from any eau'e
whatever, the necessary quantity OF Iron 10 not taken
TEN suffers. The bad blood win initiate the hean, vii
clog up the lungs win stupefy the brain, viii oosruc
the liver, and will SEMI IT. diseaseproducipg elements
10 oil parts OF the system and every one win suner IN
whatever organ may be predsposed to disease.
To take medicine to cure diseaseS sde
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

fDate.)
Mih.cs.
hereby certify that the above narsd---zrr known
TO me as q property, and able make good thsr
gusrauiy.
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Practical Patriotism.

Gerrit Smith, with several of his townsmen,
has issued circular TO the people of his town
asking for general town meeting on the 18th
inst, 10 decide how large a bounty shall be
paid to raise the quota OF that town towards
another regiment, which he thinks should
be raised in Madison County and at once
sent to the seat Of war. Ii will be- remem-
bered that 10 save his town from draft
when the last call was made, Mr.. Smith
paid an additional bounty from his own means
OF, we think, $500 to each volunteer. In this
circular, Mr.. Smiths remarks are characters
tic of the man, and sound, OF course.
He says: Ever since this guiltiest of all re-
bellons began, our supreme duty TO God and
man has been to help put 1t down. During
all this time We have no right 10 be such Dem
ocrats or such Republicans or such Abolition
lists or such anything else, as would in the
slightest degree interfere with the faithful dis
charge of this pre-eminent duty.
To lend the Government men and 20 lend
! it money are the principal ways in which we
can help il overthrow the rebellion. In both
these ways we have done something-but not
enough. Every person who has fifty dollars
to spare, should lend 1t to the Government.
He will get liberal interest and the punctua
repayment OF the principal. Backed as its
bonds are by the boundless resources Of this
great nation they cannot fail of being paid. a
But the loans 10 our Government should be
made far less In the spirit of gain than OF
pairiotism-since il needs them to sustain it,
self in its life and death struggle with these
multisudious and demonisc rebels. Moreover
in making such loans we are doing the very
best thing fer our property. For our country
lost. all il lost. OF no value to us then Is a
large property. But our country saved We
are rich in her salvation; and the more we
shall have reduced our possessions by our
generous efforts TO save her, the richer we
shai feel ourselves to be. A little with
country is more than much without country.
The secret OF getting truly rich is not In
boarding bat in using. Whoever has put his
possessions to good use is truly rich. Who
ever has withheld them from such use is truly
poor.
Thousands OF brave men have gone from
our country 20 face the foe. A thousand
more'shogld co. Aud they must go soon, II
they expec; 70 bring an end TO the rebellion
the present year. 4 Madison County regi-
ment should be raised forthwith.
By obtaining these men aop we shall ac-
conplish two objects. First, we shall exempt
our Town from the approaching draft: Second,
we shall afford more seasonable help 10 our
loved ana imperilled country
We hope an example Of this kind will
prove contagious. Mr.. Smith Is right. Now
is The time TO strike blows that are effective
for the salvation OF the country.
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The Petersburg Express. .

{. c. Coffin, Esq, who over the nom dc
plume of carleton" has written some of the
most lively sketches Of the war, 10 late let
! Ter from near Petersburg, says:
BY the way, General Smith is running what
re calls the Petersburg express, which runs
Q very fifteen minutes, day and night, one way,
inl6 the city; and the messages do not fail to
rep,nt. II is not two-horse hourly, but
riAe,i ,shell from the battery on Spring Hill
nesr IN g Friend House. The city is in full
view ron that point. The swim messenger,
"whistIing for want of thouhgt," cleaves the
air and cras hes into the town. There II goes I,
as wrote tin word "crash," at this hour of
nreeisely 10. 20 p NJ. Listenl Ten, fifteen,
twenty, thirty 2, ,conds, nearly, / hear the deep
and hollow rumble OF the explosion among
the brick walls ant in the streets.
| rode up 10 Gen. raj Smiths quarters this
evening. Ii is not IA from the bsttery-a lit
lie on its flank toward the town. The bolts
flew past US every seve and half minutes.
The aexpress" has been doing double duty
this evening The rebels have been pounding
our lines a good deal to-day, and therefore
the increased lire. II was really quite inter-
esting to sit there beneath the refreshing shade
of the trees and hear the bolts go by, knowing
that they were powers used 20 punish treason
and crush rebellion. But il was not quite so
AGfeedDle 10 see ths uasuCs o4 iue ISuci IoIE-
range guns across the Apponattox, and hear
the singing in the air-coming nearer, louder.
Where will II strike? VIII il 60 by? VIII
il fall short? or will it take me? You would
like to shrink 70 the smallness Of mustard
seed. An. II fell short. You feel easier and
unconcernsd now. You would just as lief
have them keep II up all night as not. You
feel well minute, but the old feyerish, rest
loss, nervous, apprehensiye feeling comes back
go long as You remain in range.
General Smith remarked that be was pay
ing the rebels back, for what Stuart did at
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, one year ago 10 day.
II was the week Of Gettysburg. Smith was
at Carlisle with small force. Stuart. with
his ten thousand cavalry appeared before the
togn. lie first sent two shells into II, and
then sent in flag of truce demanding its i'm
mediate surrender. Ii not surrendered he
would give fifteen minutes f0i the women and
children TO leave. lie refused to surrender
and told the women and children to take TO
the cellars. Stuart comuaenced i1is shelling
when the fifteen minutes expired, an,s kept IL
mp all day, but did not take the town. Now
Petersburg has its turn. Sooner or later all
things are made even. The wheel turns trui .
and surely.
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved Caioric
Engines for motive power. aud is furnished with
improved aud costly Presses-Cylindor and Platen-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of H0E'S LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES capable Of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour ono of Adam's Poieer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fasf
Machine job Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres
Adams' and Union large Hand Presses, Standins
Presses and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed oficc.
The Daily Press job Office is believed TO be as we'll
furnished any similar es,abIissmeusa the State
Thoss sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the shortest possible time
aud in the neaiest aud best msnner.
We will do all kinds of printing as well and ss
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
In the City, County or State
All orders for JOB Printing must b. directed TO
tho Daily Press JOB olgce, No s2l Exchange street.
Portland. Me.
The Job Office is under the personal supervision
of the senior proprietor who is the CITY PRINT.
ER. and is himself an experienced practical work.
man, ard employs only well-skilled mechanics in
this department Of his work.
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pardon from Lieut. Gov. Jacobs of kentucky,
and was restored to his liberty
During the last six years Miss Tleston has
been residing in Oxford, Chic, as teacher,
where she might be near Mr.. +. aud where
she could be enabled to furnish him with con-
tlnued means. As soon as he was set at liber-
ty he repaired at once TO her place OF reside
nee, where they were married few weeks
since.
On leaving the prison be was furnished with
five dollars, from the prison fund, aud an old
suit of clothes, such as a hodearrier might
wear. None ofhis personal property was sur
rendered TO him, the present keeper refusing
to give il to him, saying to him, all this pro-
perty is mine! Seyenty-Ave dollars sent to
him was withheld and kept by the warden
Newton Craig. And after almost thirteen
years Of imprisonment at hard labor, stripped
OF all his means, he boarding himself during
his incarceration, he is again freen
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Assets Slst December, 1868, Ss,s- ass Al
Losses Paid 10 date S5So 050 Sl
DfffasRd fatd tR Cssh 10 date, S34O, ,936 90
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Pilot Wanted.

4 STEADY, competent aud capable mau having
N thorCu yh snos ledge Of Prrilr nd iai Dor aud
It's outer approaches, is wanted for the liioiage Of
the M0SrRkAL CCEAs STEAMSHIP CaMPANY'a
Liverpool and Glasgow Line of Steamers the COM
ing winner. The Pilot engaging for thi' service viii
BE- required 10 board the sieafaers on side Of the
BnlwsTk snoal and Aiasn's Rock. Appiicaii. - re-
ceiysd by JAMES l.. FARMER
jyls aSw No. 10 Exonange Street.
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CurIanis Wanfe.,

'rHE highest market price paid for rir currants
Il Ia any quantities.
GREEN0UGH MORSE
Portland, July ls.-d&wtf
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w anted

pl a lady with two children situation As house.
lIkeeper, goveIness. or teachet would do sewing
Country not objected 10 home, no wages :. onir-
3D. AIp'y TO MRS COOK. City Ho.el Portland,
NJ" jylqdlw
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STATE COLLEGE


Asa Courf 81 rresstr helt q PoffMnE uistsw -
~ ths Ctanfs ~ Caratarlnrd 80 "a as.s rs.es
az - AaiF. ff1 Year of ear Frr4 = -
go huaArcd and sixtr.lonf
CAMrEE 4. bbAUst ~ hmrtsr frersntss ~.
- petifen. fvpFesentara that salounon Thafer -
~ Portland "a sid County seees.rd cd - M. -
finse ms&e n sat c1ntrnes - eemwwy a. Tee armn
bhTyi esrtAA rea c*sets Described in snia pstisln
ard rsf ne tAet aufhcrify nay b. Ffveu - fha sN.
taatflk 81 the last viii snA tp#fnmunf 81 ~mid Nnia
non fhayeF % execuse the nacss~nrs devas % ear.
~ satd contsaat into eGNcf
ga ordsrea. Thai the said Pefifon~r Fir~ no
ttce y al persons infercsfed ~ csnsng notice %
Be pubilshrd cne wcek in the Maine stats rrrsa, and
even days In the Daily Press pyintea a. fortAnd.
thai they may 3pp4Ai Probate Ccnrt 20 b held 81
said Portland on the third Tuesday efJulF neat. n
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and show cause,
IL any theJ have. Why the same shosid rot be grant
ed.
JOHN A. WATERMAN. Judge.
true copy, Attest.
Ialyildtdk wiws
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Wallet Lost.

On Thursday. July 18th. On Commercial street,
~ rear Thomas Block, Leather Wslle eoBfain-
>ins between sixty and seventy dollars. Tho finder
will be literally rewarded by eayingi; at the count.
ing room OF the Daily Press
tfotrleIw
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Currants Wanted.

'Ithk subscriber wants frc m % to 80 bushels yic,
Il Ripe aHTrdafs, for which he viii par the high.
est msrset price. al his store In ssccars.la
III. ;. CLAY.
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Lost.

SrRAlEO from the pasture sf Mf r4euei5 Rob
- erts, W esthrook, last month"; thiee year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever Vii resgra hiia or
gave information where he Iagy be found. will be
suitably rewarded, BY cailin at No. 20 spring ST
FRANCIS T.. kMEgi.
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Information Manfed.

WILLIAM COLLINS. WILLIAM 00DARD.
w ana JOHN +. LACEY, who were supposed
to be natives of Portland. having died in the United
Saes service their heirs hear OF valuable nfor-
nation on application In person or BY 10 ter to
BRADFORD HARMON,
No. s. EXchaDgc slreet
iuly6d& v3w Portland, Me.
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The Portland Daily Press,

Thelargcsi daily paper east Of Boston, and having
larger circulation thsn all the other daiIes in the
city combined, is published st the Office in Fox
Block s:Is Exchange street, every morning
sunday excepted, at
$500 Per Annum,
From which 4: f-e per cent. is discounted for
ADVANCE PAYMENTS. SemiaLnual and quarterly
subscriptions pro reta. Lees than three months,
sixty cents per month, or Is cents week SINGLE
CcrIHs CENTS.
~ Newsdoalers supplied at the rate of two and
one-tlird dollars per hundred
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4 BOY, not less than sixtet n YEAR Of age 10 act
N as Carrier. Must cone well Recommended
Al ply at the Counting Roon ef the Press.
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Board wnn.e,

(f a. oung man snd his wiz within ten minutes
- walx OF the Post Office. Address stating lvca-
ton, terms, &c.,l
iyiedif
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Bronzed and Coiored Labels.
For Apothecaries, Merchants. and Fancy Dealers,
got up in the best style of the art.
LARGE POSTERS.
Hand-Ssiis, shOp-biiIS Program
mes, Circulars,

And plain printing Of every description. Also,
Rue and Figure trork, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail 10 satisfy.
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Stage Notice /!

For North Conway, NH. rri-Weekly Line.
DAsSENGERs leave Portland at Ts5 A. NJ over
\ tue 4 a g. K .R. Mondays. W Wednesdays and Fri-
aAys "a ooIhami Stsndsh Limingiun, &C rnish, Hi
fsih, brownhcid aud Fryeburg. arriving At North
toINaN atb o'clock 4. NJ, returning by the same
rosie lHesdAfs, Thursdays and Saturdays. arTiv-
ing al Portland M season 10 take the Boston
ere.
ne eNcsilent accommodations and remarkable
scenery are not surpassed By any other route
JOHN W. WEEKS,
June 2l-dim
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IuIyedawsw


4 SITUATION wanted BY q young man in q
N wholesale store. Best of ref renee given.
lnquire of A. b HOLDEN, office near Post Office.
iva d3y
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WANTS, S,LOST,FOUND
Reliable Agcats wanted.

GENrLEAEN Of eaeros ard integrity, in every
" County 10 Maize, to represent long establish
ca, nrst ciass Life Insurance Company. Inc bust
ness Is easily learIe Iedno capital Is rsquir.S-agl
the prohts are certain and Continuous Al nsees-
saTy advantages ana instruction viii BE- afo8 sled
parties who wieh 20 unoertske his busness which
can be conducted etlUr exclusively or IN con, :.
tnn with other occupations Imusdiete rsplles
with reiefene 81 are rolaestcd from fsra and
coaafry. Address X, General Agent
frehle Hou-s, FoFt' and.
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Silmniian MnnIed.

Rl Young man - years old. References Given.
~ hHd four years experiences In = first class tiro-
ccry IN Boston also oH years q. rhfry clerk
Address J. ). at lis ofHce.
iy3ld3,s
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nN the 18th inst, Note dated July 18th, ls64.
~ aud payable 70 the order OF Ariiss sawyer on
mand. for the sum Of nfsy dollars. said note wa
a-ren by teoFge sawyer. faymsrt Of said Note
u herr by Etopped GEORGE SAWYER
Portland, July laih, iss4 ly2tast.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
The largest paper in New England, eight pages, is
published every Wednesday, containing all the
news by mail s-d telegraph, important reading
metter Marine List Market Reports, &e of the
Daiiy Press, AT the following prices, viz
single copy, ono year, invariably
i'm advance, ,..............,.........S2 $500
For -ix months hs...................,..,... 100
To crubs of four or more all to the
same pos. Office each. ch..............,...,... I.75
To cgabs Of ten or more, all to the
same post Office each. .....t............... 81. so
And free copy 10 the getfer up Of the club.
Subscriptions solicited. Agents wanted in every
towa Postmasters requested 10 act as agents.
n. A. FOSTER & Co., PRePRIEToRs
Portland June /. 1854. DIFF
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Substitutes 4

NY one wanting substitu'e, for one or three
n years, can be supplied with one by calling upon
J. n. Todd, Hair-DEesser, corner OF hicdle and
Exchsp ge streets.
j. NJ. TODD,
tR- One who believes the Rebellion can be put
down BY the Union forces.
iuly k2eod3ws
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WELLINGTON, D. q,

No Flax Canvass and twins; No T.z and zine; No
Sperm on; No Stoves and Cooking ahoo---. Nc 10
Lsther No " Lienumvits 20 10 Lanterns No is soar
and Tsllow; No ~ Brushes; No - Stationery: No -
hardwsrsi No q Ship ehandlery; No IS topper wirs
No Dry Goods No 50 Gallery Iron; No "a chain I,on
No 30 Walnut Mahogany and Asa No S lngott Q. pper
iyty tss4s -
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S3J Reward /!

SToLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Even
- ing while in Pierce's auction room Calf skin
focks 81 Book confaing St4 in money, note against
Charles oogdon, GoFham. for $50. aud one against
Charles hooper for si2 The above reward win be
paid tor the recovery of the property and the detee
tion of the thief
Tune s.-tf GEORGE BECK.
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BOart1.

QUITS OF Rooms. with Board, can be obtained ky
- applying Immediately at 20 DanfoEth street.
May llth. mayl2dtf
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pHII.ApgIpurA pESxsyty.xr,

No Flax Canvass and Twine; No sperm On: No Z
Cooking Utensils No 10 leather: No II asher Hose. No
ls Soap and faox No ~ Brushes No g ssAfioaxrT No
% Iisrwsre; No q ship chandsry; No 2s DRY Gooas
No - firswood; No ~ Tar oil and Neatsfoos OIL
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u N / 0 n
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual. Organised. 1872
DIRECTORS OFFICE,
6s State Street, Boston, Mass.
DIRECTORS OFFICE, 4,
II. G. WILSON,

President HENRY CROCKER
Vice -Presideat-DANIRL SHARP
Stcrtfarg-H. H. H0LLISTER
II. e.. WILSON,
Gsaeraf MaHager or Agencies iR the Se,o Ra1land
sfdtes.
ASSETS, 3lst December, 1863, SS5@0Ss Al
Losses Paid 10 date S56005s, Dsg
DiriasRd Paid IN Cash 10 date, $40 $50 100
fEfHIS Company offers peculiar ADVANTAGES timer
intending 10 insure their lives i, It's "a retv
and stability, acquired in its fourteen years exusr.
cnee; in its ssse g. which, iwthout IL capitnl OF
SOD 900 AMOUNTS TO over three of i Ion
of dollars, being more than two hundred thou, and
dollars in excess ofits liabilities for the Tensurt nee
of all outstanding risks in the facilities prese nted
in IL accommodating system Of payments OF pnsmi
ums in the lsrge naaher, diyereiis d conditions and
occupations various ages aud localities Of lives in
suroc giving the gst requisite scope for the ope
ration OF the laws of average ortaty, aud tie am
plest guaranty the insured for the benefits there
Of; in tho division OF profits the GEHHaf apIso-tion
ment of which having Tor the past fourteen years
averaged Forty per CaHt. of the premiums paid.
Policies are issued upon all the pass us nal with
Lits ugrrance Comp mics, and at as low rates Ia
consistent with a view 10 equity and solyency.
Parties desriug Agencies in owns where the CON-
pany have none. and thOse wishing lrsycling Agen-
cies within the ~e~ England siaies, will sppiy 10
&. II. WILSON. eS STATE Streot Boston, giving
suen reference, inform ition as 20 age, present
and past business, vi enable him 20 form iadg-
mant in regard thereto. yunol4d2m
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IT. U. WILSUN,
Gsaeras MaHager Of Agencies IN fhe Seto Ragsai
stdtes.
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President HENRY CROCKER.
piee- fesideaf-DANTEL SHARP
Secretary E. H. HOLLISTER
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KITTERY-aaIxF.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

No. l, Flax Canvas and fxins; No. 3, Irea Nail..
sheaye ksets etc. No !, Tin zine, ETC. No. s. sperm
Oil; No. g. White Pine, Ash Black Walnut etc Ne Z.
Cooking Ulsasis; No. 8 Stoves and Cookug Cahoossa:
No, 10, Leather; No IL, Leather Hose; No ~ lnuu-
vte No 10 Lanterns and lamps NO - soap aud taow.
No - Brushes No y Stationery No 3Il.rdxare: No IL
ship Chandery; No q Dry Goods; No y fhewood; No
n N..sSess