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locks, instead Of plastering her hair
down, TO look like polished Slnba Of Pc
terhCAd granite, combs Il out and lets
the sun Into It, and StralghtWay Il 10 a
fleece Of gold. Golden locks-thAt Is 20
say, the ridIculed "caFrOia" Of another
pariod--arO now the admiration OF all
the men, and the envy OF all the wo-
men. Il Is no secret, ! believe, TINT
many women nrr In the habit of bleach-
ing their dark hair In order to impatt 70
II u tinge Of the fashionable and nd.
mired red. am informed, loO-and l
can add my personal teStimonytO the
facl-that red haired girls who have
been on the shelf until they are no
longer young, are now going on IN the
matrimonial market like wildhTe,
Tho great discovery that women have
made, howeVeF,is not that auburn hair
LAS they love to call it--is particularly
pretty; but that any colOred hair iA
pretty when naturally and artisjically
In fact, they have dlsCoY'
df fii thGlfh n " flisi b q liiof llUuuty,
I hold that no woman can bs ugly, or
eFeR plain, II she have a profuslOn of
hair. The eye Is nearly always beau
tiful thing IN woman. Tho mouth may
he large and nngraccful, the nose may
turn up, the cheeks may bO too thin or
too plump, hut the eye In Its normal
and natural state, Is rarely without
beauty, either OF form or expression.
Good eyes and u wealth Of hair will
cover multitude of deficiencies in
other respects. Our maiden NuntS have
found this ont, and these elderly ladies
are now as smart and almost as juvGn-
lie as our AWCethearts. In fact, when
Miss Tabitha and Miss Edith ARE out
together, IL is hard to say,until
YOU come to close quRrters, which Is tho |
old girl and which Is the young one.
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KInror pain...Dys-,epsI Cnre,I,

One OF the worst diseases TO whiCh+the hu.
man family Is liable Is dyspepsia. ItnOt only
tiSqunlileS man nom the pursuit OF bushes
or pleasure, hut Il makes lie itself Q burden.
Read tie following wonderful ctlTe:
"HARRHSBuR9, August ll lSjl.-Io whom
1t may concern; Dyspepsia, IN Its most malig-
nAnt form, hnll almost reduced me 70 living
skeleton, and NVAa one oRthb mos miserable
men that walked the streets Of Harrisburg.
I had used all the known remedies as well
as descriptions nom the most eminent phys
iclnrs, without deriving any hcnent Hap.
peuing 10 pass TIE corner OF + Fltth and Market
streets, llW DF, Mcbride, and, nilNr listening
TO his TeinnrllS concluded to give his King
OF Pain q fOlr trial. hnve done 20 for tho last
twelve days, aud nm now able TO work, can
eat anything the appetite cfnveS, sleep well,
and am u new man In every sense Of tho word.
Every person afflicted with dyspepsia should
give II lAlr trial, FOR Mnon II has wrought
such quick cure, there iB no question but
TINT Others will mud Il Il "BAlm in Gilead,' to
drive away disease.
dP. Son the lDtll day OF September, 1857,
WINS exempted by the surgeon Of the BOAd
OF EnrOllment. am now received by the
Hu1yeun rs IN perfect Cunlil ton, and Ahlet to do
Rny kind OF duty becoming soldier.
JOHN WEAVER"
getty OF HARRISIIUHG, PA, n; Before me,
an Alderman OF the city Of Harrisburg, Pa,
personally Appeared John Weaver, who, Uiter
being sworn NccOUllng 10 law, did depOso and
ny that tho niNtter set forth IN the above
II nlent, 10 which he has Subscribed his
Elf.natpFe, Is strictly correct and true,
tfdftA. HENRY PEPFER, Alderman.
City of Harrisburg, Pa, August y"
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In the interdict forblddlng the funeral
ceremonies of A. o. Mccarthy, a lead
ing Fentan, the Catholic Archbishop Of
st, Louis, says;
~ use this occasion TO state publicly,
what have uniformly stated in private
conversation, that the mGmbGrs'Of the
Fenian brotherhood, men or women,
are not admissible 70 the sRcrnments Of
the church Us long as they arc united
with that association, which I hhyo Al;
why's regarded US immoral In Its object
-the exciting Of rebellion In ireland,
and unlawful and illegitimnte IN its
mems, quasi military organization in
this country while ut peace with Eng
land, to be made effective in the event
Of u war with that power"
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MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF woSIgN.-
The editor of German journal, who Is
an enthusiastic champion OF woman's
rights, recently published very re-
marEnble article, which he establish
es the philosophical faCt that the cxecu-
tion of Mrs. surratt was tho greatest
judicial acknowledgment of woman's
moral responsibility, for although the
execution OF women for murder Is CONE
mon in England, thNt for participation
In political homicide is altogether new
In the west, and characteristic ofO couil-
try in which woman hOldsa much high
ar position than iu Europe, and hence
Is deemed worthy ofthe highest rcspOn.
sibilties, reaching, MS in tho instance Of
Mrs. Surratt, to the infamous height Of
the gnllOws, hut pointing as . mAttGE
ofl6gic 10 thcpr0spective eligibility Of
women to the sublime elevation Of the
prestacHSy,
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a Complication OF diseases Cured.

The patient who gives the following lOstI.
nIOnlAl was AFFLICTED with disensed liver
the fOpHtain.hedd Of \ multitude oGafliictlOns
but did not know whAt was thS matter with
him. Il II presumed tllat tho physician hnd
sRlll enough 10 detect tile Bcnt Of the dileasa
hut hiGTcntedies fniled:
HARRISBURG, August Is, lSBi.-ThiS Is to
certify that for q long time have been sick,
eInaclated nnd enicebled 10 such an extent
that could neither cAt nor ldeep, with Yio-
lent palms constantly hacking my entire syn
TEN, gould got no relief from physicians,
md Vhs almost IN despair, NhGn1 neciden.
taIly got hold Of Dr. MenrideG King Of Pain,
which cured me In two days II has llterllly
rCErulIl mo from tligJaW or death. Instead
OF going down 10 the grave, as i thought
was doing, have gphc down to work, can cat
n flill and hearty meal, atdSlcep conf fOrtnbly
believe to-day that DR.. McEIrideB medicine
u the hest ever Invented, and that II Will do
all he claims f0ri n. JOHN RICE, StntO street,
opposite IilGkoks Machine Shop.
Tie Doctor haG In hIs possession over one
thousand certificates nom soldiers In the DIFF
Eerent camps Of the Northwest and West,
whom he either permanently cured or re-
lieVed Ofp9ln arising from chronic diseases or
local affections contracted In the service Ofthe
country. ~ es
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faaatiaI
The Merchants National
Bank Of West Virginia,
Ar WHRELIyC.


OFITCE or THE CoNIlST'R n or TtIE CUIIRENCf,
tl Washington, June 9th, lSltl.
HTHRREAS BY SATISFACTORY FVl'
wv denOc presented to tho undersigned, II
Inns been innde 10 appear that '.Th6 MeF'
chants National Rank OF West YiE,-
ginlA. Rt VVheelliig.n In the City OF wheel
Ing, Ia the County at Ohio and State lf Wef1
virginia, hhg been duly organised under and
accounting 10 the requirements Of tho act Ol
Congress, entitled mn act TO provide q Nation:
NJ Currency, secured by q pledge OF United
States BbndS, and 10 provide for the ClrgrIa-
tIOn and redemption th6Teof, approved june
Sd, 1901, and hAS compiled With all tho nrOylr
i0ns oE sild net, Required to be compiled with
before commencing the business Of Banking,
untleFRaid net.
Now, theToiore, I,fFTeolnan Clark, Comp.
trOlleT OF the Currency, do ber1by certify tlRt
@TlIE MERCHANTS NATIONAL. BANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING,
In the City Of Wheeling, IN tie County Of
Ohio md State nf West Virginia, ~ author
lied 10 cOInmencB tho business OF Banking
under tho net Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
scal Of once, this 18th day Of Juno, lHll.
FREEMAN CLARK,
inlE-GOd COlnpt'F OF tho Currency,
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asa sun Another wonderful Cure

No TtIS FUnLIC: My wife has been unable
TO do any lllnd Of work for over three years
Her gtGalelt lFg1hle was chronic dlArheR
aud liver ctFnpllint She was reduced 10
SaVentS yak tlolnil In Jelght, when heard
OF Dr. MCllFils aud, Ily following hts dlFecs
tlOns for the Tlt two weeks, my wife has
gninetl thirty ~ pountls. She now weighs
one hundred aIll titItoo m pounds. She says
that she feels hottet and stronger than she
haB been for three ynlll
ont receiving any buneiE haICI IllnFe, James
Wilson, No. IS lOdlle slEelt, Allegheny,
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lAUeUBr n, lS6S.-I Ind been suffering with
the clIiils aud fever very badly, and Dr. Nc
Brideh King Of Pain has cured ne up, and
given me energy and strength. MYRTLE Nc
DR.. j, ]. McBtldo can be consuited At his
rOoInA Rt The AlCLnIn Honlo. MhoellnE. -.
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AUGUST q, l6O1-t have been troubled with
thc livereOnlp plalnt md ciliOnic dl4rrhda, u
have tried everything l'c0uld think Of With
out receiving any benefit, until heard OF Dr..
Mcbride. am happy 10 &ly that am im-
proving rapidly under his treatment. May
other persons who ArC EuiIeFingEO0 and
give hlma trial. Al.oS2O BtLIiN0s.
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Franklin Insurance Company
or wHEELINo.
Capital. 900.



7. il. I.ognn, 7. T. shAllrrn4s, Gen, X, Wheat,
Geo. Meudel, John EbeCklcT, Snntl. MCt 'lol-
Ian, g. W. FInn1tlelm, Jah n. Nnnce, Alex,
IRughlip,
THIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN Duly
oFEnnlENti, Are pfFtaTtl TO take TihtS Rt
fair rates on buildings Of all kinds, meTCllnn-
dige, manufacturing establishments, mT1li-
,Vre, EiGRmhOatS and clFEOca OH tile western
rivoir and lakes, and also on the lives OF per
,,nnN for n tenn Of ycnN. THIS Company Of
fcTR superior Inducements TO farmers, WhcEC-
by they cdn bA insured for three year, NJ w.
ducCd rntcfI This bclnR n homo Institution,
c1mp0sCd OF some nlnriy.i0nr stockholders,
most ofwh0hl are among Ollr bfSt lhiSinetA
mon, recommends itErlfiO the favorable rom
ttdeHttlOh ~ the lTistfinE public, md soli'i1H
their patronage rf3 t
Applications f1r insurance VIII hG promptly
attended 70 by Tho Secretary.
0flee, No, AicI.uTO House being tllH Enme
formerly occupied ly Adams, EHpJsS Go.
MACARTHUR, SeCfPtAry.
SANf'II McCLEf4IlANI President
GEO. MEEDEIi, Vice President.
N. c. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Ofiier, No, I 1McIlITo IIUnNU, being the RfnO
fnInPrly occupied by Adams ExpFeaaCo.
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WWERIINu, Sept. s, IN, Alefnln BFnS,
have made RTTangeplcrlla Wllh DF. Melllitlg
trade can be supplied. DTuggi u eV6lyV ~
win please take notice. J.J, MdHFt.
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WHEELING, Sept. $, IsG5.-AIcIAln Bros.
have made arrangements with DR.. McBride
for his celebrated King or Pam, where tile
trIlle cnn be supplied. Druggists everywhere
VIII please tAkOnOtice. j. j, Mcbride.
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Cures liver complaint, or pRlpltntlOn Of the
heart; also purlties the blood and regulates
tho kidneys Keep itlny your families. Sick.
ness comes when least expected.
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The Richmond Times thinks that
"gradual emancipation" and the sap
prentice system" arc dangerous and
perniGious quacS medicines, which, af-
Ter doing much harm, will in no way
better the present condition Of affairs.
Virginia has something better in store
for her than the occupation of wet
nurse for NEGRO apprentices" for the
next decade or 80.
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Cures Neuralgia In tive minutes. Can be hld
ofAICLaln Bros, Washington Hall, opposite
Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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TWanty.six Thousand Certificates.
Ofcures In one year for the King Of Pain.
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WIN tellany porson disease wlthoutasls-
lup any questions,
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The Merchants National
Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.

DIVISION OF NATIONAL! hANla1t IN
Washington, June 2jth, 1850. J
TITS HEREBY CERTIFIED THATSTHE
Merchants National Hank Of West
Virginia, nj Wheeling. w. Va, n bank
ing RfliS,OClatiOn organized under the act ITO
provide National Currency, sCcnrCl BY n
plelIGO of U, =. Bonds, and 10 provide tnr the
circnlatiOn md redemption thcTeOf," nppfov-
Ell Jnne $, 1874, having compiled wltiIthG re-
OuITgmeIitS Of Section 4i Of said Act and with
tie regulations Of this department made ~
DuBMlnce Thereof, las tlliatlay been dCHigDnt.
Ell NJ n depository Of Public moneys, except
ncelpiS from Customs, ana by VlTtue0f HlcE
designation will nlsO bo employed ilsn FinNn.
ISi3netiI II, II. SPINNER,
lni7-Gd TrGNsurerU. y.
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Upon Or. Mcbride before lie leaves, as he Il
certain tOdo you good.
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a correspondent from Milwaukee
says: "our crop Of wheat this year is
very large, rs also that Of Iowa and
Minnesota, and Wo verify believe that
the surplus of these States can be reck-
0ned by millions Of bushels, The crops
are harvested, and the threshiDg will
soon commence, when we expect re-
ceipts ofAt least q, 900 TO 5000 bushels
per day. We have enough and to
anaPp - 50 tG
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arUURn WARRANTn Do
RroaR 4 o.elllar eleaolDln0 an slanpl0Ial.
SyMI1TONfs.

,-SYMpTONISi
SpHR SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
- they generally appear are at fTt very
Sllfkt Persons md they have Q cold, that
they have frequent attacks, md nrC more
sanSitiye 10 tho changes Of temperature. In
thisc0hd Il Ion, tho nose may be dry, o. . slight
diSChAEle, thin and nHfid, Afterwards bec0m-
inr thlCl ind adhesive As the disease he-
come chronic lie discharges Rre lncFeaspd IN
quaint ~ md q litlnged In quality; they aFpn0w
thick tlfl NJ M, and arr hRWkod or cOuRhed
on. The lQcfCi on tlN Qit6rsivN, cAuEng Abad
breath thhNtlon . thick md nasal the eyes
NfO weak Z the Eeull 0l the smell h lgssoned or
destroyed; dealnl frequently takes plaee:
Another common ana iinpnrtnnt syult1m Of
CniRITh h that tie person = Obliged to clear
hiS throat ~ thea ing of a thick or Shiny
Inhqat, Whicll has ~ 4, ien qggi, iinm tho head
NJ IN may 10 StifO TINT ny tiSelse 4 on It's
way o me lungs and should lose no time in
N The M Above SSi are but TOW ofthe aany Catauh
! ksVHuDtOfng d. ssit ''@ N'aIt~
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House for Sale.

~ ysu want 10 gst Eood Likeness call 81 y. II.
j McKENNEY'2 and secure such pictures ~ no
Always gets the FIRST frsrssm ior. ~
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rrA CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES ron ON DOLLAR, BY PURCliAS-
ING SEALED ENVELOPE FOR Is CENTS.
IL Five seae Envelopes will be sent for $l0o; Eleven
for s2ooj Thirty for $500 sxtyhve for sloOoi One
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N. England Screw Steamship Co.
sEMI-wEEKLY LINE.

Tho splendid and fast Steamships
49, Chcsa peaisr, Capt. willard, and
GGEHFraaconia Capt. sherwood, will,
0until further notice, run ss follows
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every Wedues.
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat.
urday, Mt O'Clock r. 81. nI III L-fflll 7rIl.
These vessels are fitted up with Gns aecommoda.
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500. including Fare and state Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and rom Mon
and 81. John.
shippers arc requested TO send their Freight TO
the Steamer rs carly "a 3P NJ. on tho day thatthey
leave Portland. i 90 IN fut.'
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY& FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
II. b. CROMWELL Co., No. s6 West Street, Now
York. r g.,I. lrrr.'T tfHf - 800
Portland. Dec. 1. 1864. - I'd
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GOODWIN, HUNT & co..,
BOX 500 POsT OFPIcE, NEW YORK.
CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.

t.fo CLARK's MILL, May 10, 1855.
hereby give notice to my numerous CUSTOM
ers, that have, at large expense, increas ed
my facilities for doing Custom Carding and
Cloth Dressing the present season.
I am now ready for work, and with my in
creased facilities think shall be able to do Il
AZ fast as wanted, or at least, mt very short no
tice. The best of cards, machinery and work.
men are employed, and guarantee the best Of
work, ut reasonable prices. All business tran
sactions with my customers shall be satisfactory,
or ut least, Just and honorable.
- Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco Will
liam Milliken, jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre. are my agents to
receive wool aud cloth. also to deliver and set
tie for the same when done. All work left with
the above named persons, will be as well and
promptly done as II left ut the Mill, and at
same prices. D.
shall also purchase wool, In large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest
market price, In cash or cloths, rs may be de-
sired. My cloths will be selected expressly for
,rsdr, not altogether for profit, though "gain
Il the end. acknowledge. lli. n
This Mill Is situated In Hollis, on the river
road leading from Moderation to Benny Eagle,
three. fourths Of one mile distant from each
place. p. o. address, West Buxton, Ne. ~
AARON CLARK, JR.. Prop'r.
20 o GnF WILLIAM SMALL, Agent. Il
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
MINER ARR NC e NJ e Mt!

Tho splendid new sea. going steam:
2 ers Forest Clty, Lewi.ien. and
E9G&M satreal, VIII until further no
ExSh6zSo tice run rs follows .It a. vrtI...
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. ut
o'clock p. b., and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri.
day, att O'Clock p. NJ.
fsre-ln Cabin. Si.25. On Deck, ti.00.
N. b. Each boat IL furnished with largo number
Of State Rooms for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving of time and expense
will DO made. and that the Inconvenience or arr
avoided. n..l 80 s.E
Tho boats arrive In season for passengers to take
the earliest trains out or the city. ~ : i-'Nf w
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
al unless notice IL given and paid for 1t the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value. NJ
L. DILILNos. Agent.
Portland. Nov. %. 1864. 4H
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~ Fares are foe esnfs isss whom tickets are
purchased at the Office. than when paid In the ears
: mi FRANCIS CHASE,
Portland. Aprll ID. 1865. 46istf
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Agents Wanted Eyerywhere.

fresh assortment Of Certificates for the articles enun-
Grated above fairly mixed In their proportion on the ls
and 18th days Of each month"; that al will have an equal
chance Of obtaining valuable prize.
Our patrons desired TO send United States money
when Il convenient Long letters unnecessary. Let.
ters should be addressed to Dox $780, Post Office, or
greater security.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every case be
accompanied by the CASH, with the Of the person
sening and Town. County and State plainly written Let
tiers should be addressed 10 the Managers follows,
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200 LOAN.

These notes are issued under date OF July 10,
1865. and are payable three years ffom that date
in currency, or are convertible at the option OF
the holder into rffffrH. rf.U
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Treasury Department.

OrrIcE or COMPTROLLER or THE CuRnENcY.
WASHINGTON, March 3ist, 1865,
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented tc the undersigned Il has been made
to appear that ''The South Berwick National
Bank" in the Town Of South Berwick, In
the County Of York and State OF Maine, has
been duly organized under and according to
the requirements Of the Act OF Congress enti-
tied "An Act to provide National Currency,
secured by q pledge OF United States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemp-
ton thereof" approved June 3, 1854, and has
complied with all the provisions OF said Act
required ,o'be complied with before common
cling the business OF Banking under said Act.
Now, therefore, I. FRESHMAN CLARK, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
"The South Berwick National Bank" in the
Town Of South Berwick. In the County Of York
and State OF Maine, Is authorized to commence
the business Of Banking under the Act afore-
said.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of office. this thirty first day OF March.
1868 y. CLARK,
i0wi5 Comptroller OF the Currency.
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One cen, pcr day ON a ESQ note.

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes OF this Third Series arc precisely sim
liar in form and privileges TO the Seven-Thirtie'
already sold, except that the Government reserves
to itsel, the option Of paying interest in gold coin
ut G per cent, instead Of 3-iOths In currency.
Subscribers will deduct the interest In currency
up to July 18th, at tho time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series OF
tho Seven. thirtiss will commence on the LIST OF
June, and will be made promptly and continu-
ously aftcr that date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter.
est. The payment in gold, II made, will be equiv
aent to the currency interest OF the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, In the event OF
which only will the option to pay interest In gold
be ayailod Of, would so reduce and equaliIe pr'es
that purchases made with six per cent. In gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three-tenths Dor cent. In currency. This Is
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Treasury Department.

Orrrcx or COMPTROLLER or rHE CURRENCY, !
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1865,
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
w scented to the undersigned II has been made
60 appear that ''Thc First National Bank" in
the City Of Biddeford, In the County OF York
aud State Of Maine. has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements OF the
Act Of Congress, entitled, "An Act to provide q
National Currency, secured bys pledge OF Uni
ted States bonds, and TO provide tor the circu'
lation and redemption thereof" approved June
3. 1868, and has complied with all the provisions
Of said Act requircd to be complied with before
commencing the business Of Banking under said
Act r.|r.Er. .rr' I.
Now, therefore, I. FRESHMAN CLARK. Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
''rhe First National Bank" in the City OF Bid.
detord. In the County OF York and State OF
Maine, Is authorized to commence the business
of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof. witness my hand aud
1865. y. CLARK,
iowi9 Comptroller Of the Currency.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-02
u. 5. 500 Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome premi.
um, and are exempt, as are oil the Government
Bonds, from State, County, and Municipal farafion
,ehieh adds from to fAyee per cent per dnnum TO
their value according to the rate levied upon 9th
or property. The intere I is payable semi annu.
ally by coupons attached to each note, which may
be cut or and sold to any bank or banker.
The Interest NJ 1.3O per cent. amounts 20