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THE FUNERAL PAGEANT.
Continued from First Page.

he vrce Ia as very Urge about three feet IN cifcun
fe,enoe The outer circle Of roses AID ailormie
narecl lines composed 81 white and red hoNcrs,
of the choicest CcscIl ton The hand II affection could
moi have contributed choice and delicate tF1pu'e
TO departed worth.
HARRISBURG. 1900,
This scene occurred near lnehtfall end NJ o:N lne
train moved onward 20 liurrsburgh, at when Guy II
arrived ESQ. il heavily raining but h"tN
iorge military escort accompanied the rea OF IIes-
dent Lincoln 10 the state House. amid The Souhu %
minute Guns where the corps was exposed 10 'he VIC"
vi ne urhlic until late hour TO- night. $780,.
The burial cortecc Will leave Harrisburg Tor lhiia-
delphia TO- morrow az II q. II.
TIE reporters Of the press return Their THANKS 10 con
Suctor Hambright Tor courteous attendance.
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The Nineiy-aixfLi.

IIpors. NEErY.SNTH I,EGnif.NT, Nc. S. NY,
NEW YORK, April -, lets.
PFGINPSTAL ORDER No. l0.--ln pursuance ol
ordrs from Disision ard Brigade Headquarters, tht
regiment viii parade Tuesday, the 18th instant iuly
Uniformed and equipped, and with the usual badge d
mourning. ., ,.......,.,
mory, at o'clock, q. N: g., -,
Reaimcninl line will be formed on Second-ayc., with
the right resting on First IT. at 10 O'Clock. a. d.
Fieid and Staff dsmountod, viii report 70 the Colo
nell and the nor. Conmiss Oned staff Band and Drum
Corps will report to the Adjatant at quarter to 10
o'clock "a. ID.
I}y order Of Col JOIN ID. KBIHBIEI, Ccmmahdins
Ninety sixth Regiment n. q. ). n. Y.
EDMUND USKAEI, Adjntant
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TgrE OBsRQUrEs elsewhere
I'm CaIiCaru in.

SAN francisco, Thursday April 20, 1862
The funeral services i'm honor of The late Pres
ient in tins city yesterday the grandes ever W.T.
pes.od ON the Pacidc Coast. Tie procession, three
miles long contain 1000 people. Business was en-
tirely susrendcd. Every house WIS droped with EN-
bIeas OF mourning The utmost quiet ana decor um pre-
vailed l., =,
State and in the principal towns IN Nevada.
Several arrests have been made Of parties VINO giefeu
words in approval of the assassination They Val DC
dealt with by the authorities. .
The sad event of the week has caused great lhtei
yuplion Of business all over the State.
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The Seveuty-hrst.
HDQEs. 7lsr REGIMENT, y. G.. s. y. Y, I
NPW.IOKK. hpril 81. leGJ.

Ngw.YoHK. April 81. ICES.
GENERAL ORDER No. SIN pursuance OF
Division ana Brigade orders this regiment will parade
on tuesday, tine 18th inst fully uniformed. armed and
equipped Iwitout OvercOats and knapsack) and with
white gloves aud the usual badge Of mourning for te
purpose OF uniting with fellow citizens IN rendering
the last tribute Of respect 10 deeply lamened PIes
dent.
Tire line will be formed in Bond-st, right resting on
Broadway. at lO4 o'clock n. H.
Tie field and staff will report 10 the Colonel dds
mounted), and tho commissioned staff band and
dram corps TO the Adjgtan in Bondst., ut ~ ococi
a.
Honorary and ex.members Of the regiment are
respectfully invited 10 parade with u.s. in the ranks Oh
This OCCASION BY order Of Col Ben. l.. TTaiiord.
JOHS X. LIvTRMORE Adjutant.
EDWARD KIRKLAND. Sergeant Major
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,prned with resolutions Of coincidence and regret at
he denth Of the Prrsdop and Of their confidence in bis
successor cad tcrjcrinG,m their support; also rcsoV
ing 10 tara out in the funeral procession IN body and
,veor The usual adcc Of mourning for 30 DAYS
Mai.Gen SCHUYLER HAM ton. rs one or the Com
ntee objected to certain part Of the report
mn substitute in 10 place, the temper 81 wLch was
tkat the highest tribute that could be paid 20 our lam
ted President was Dy showing lenieney toward tne
Rebel lenders The majority report was accepted anu
the meeting adjourned.
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The Eighii, Ecsimeut.
HpoRs EIGHTH RFGWiNr y. g :. y. y.
Nlnu- \ nlt, nriI Oh lslt

NFw.N ok. April 81 ls63. J
GENERAL ORDER. No j.-ln compliance Will
Division end Brigade Order, this Regiment viii parade
in full fatigue Tuesday The 18th instant to assist II
rcndcruc approrafr hCuors 20 the remains OF our a'
President Abraham Lincoln. The Res mental line vi,
form on Grand 81 eight ou Broadway Ut ioi ocio'f
a. ~. precisely The Troop viii parade mounted me
field and stan (lsmuuried) viii report TO nc Nooh'
and The NouC ommiss toned Sfs and Band 20 the AtJn
liant AT the Rcgmcutsl Annoy az 10 q. H. flrst 81
gearts Of Companies viii be prepared 20 report 10 IN
Adiuiant on The parade ground, nj - PrtcIsrN
The usual badge Of morning VIII be worn GA inc o'
arm. -,
Sergeant James Turnbull 81 Company q. has beer
elected Fis Lieutenant and viii be- respected accord
lincly by order j. N. Varian. Colonel
II. l.. GHAHAM Ad! hant
w o. DAVID y. AHsOLu.
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sixii, rScgincut.
HpoFs. Sry1H REGIMENT n. G. :. y. y.
NrW. NpLK hDril ~. 800

NEw.NoLK april a. 1905.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. Alb compliance
with Division and Brigade orders, tits Regiment WI
parade Tuesday. the Roth inst. FOR Tie purpose o
pprticipatng IL tie funeral oJscQucs 81 tie rtc IL
ncntrn and much beloved Chief Magistrate Of the NJ
ZION and IN of this great national calamity ana
the mouIn,ul solcuuty Of tho event The C"mnnn""h
most urgently requests every member 10 DE- ts'n' u
this OCCASION tlat we rney al perform the sod duty
which as soldiers we owe 10 cur country ana 70 lA'
mcmory of the iustiiOus dead.
The regiment viii assemble IN Uniform "bhe fioy,s
n, Inc armorv at o'clock a. m Tie commissioner
stuff hand field music and coor gnlrd VII report
the Adiutant 10 II iruies before tie Glpoited hon
Field and staff di.mUuuted officers VIII wear The usua
badge Of mourning. By order 81
Col JOEL w. MASON.
j II ISCERsOII. AdiUtant.
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In Denver, Colorado.
DENVER Wedncsd,

DENVER wednesday, Ap7I ~, Isu~|
Since the death OF President Lincoln all DuSl'
ness in tie CITY has been suspended lupuc DuHulhS
stores and private residences are all drapcd In app1o
pIilte emb'ems If mourning.
The funeral ceremonies today were ATTENDED hy
larger of people than ever before aSseo,>
here The military and the civil officers OF the Govern
ment and Territory together with all the religious OF
ders were fully represented.
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The Officers and Soldiers OF the Wrr,

4 meeting of the Officers and Soldiers Of the
Wor took place last evening at the Old Medical College
building IA Thirtecnihst., for the purpose Of taking
|propor measures for attending The funeral procession
|neYt Tuesday. Col. ". Illlyer formerly Of Gen.
Grants staff called % the Chair and Col Addison
Farnsworth appointed Secretary. A Committee was
apponed TO rere and draft resolutions expressing the
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Order Of Collector Draper.

The Collector has issued the following order:
CUSTOM HOUSE. Newly DIRK,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, April 81, lb61.
NOTICE The Custom House will be open ON Tues
dav the 18th instant between the hours OF 10 M. ant
10 m. for the entrance and clearance Of vessels.
On Tuesday next at the hour Of IL the 9ca[s Vi lie
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The Four,i Regiment.

The lth Regiment will parade on Tuesday
with fG battery mounted ,...
Col. DANIEL ". TELLER, Commanding.
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The Fifth.

HDQHs. 5TH KEcIMKAr, Y. G. :. y. y,
NEW. YORK april II, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. An pursuance OF
Division and Brigade orders this Regiment viii parade
hLy uniformed armed and equipped (witbQpt over
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customs and other persons attached 10 the several de-
nortmeus IL Tho revenue win meet in the rcnndo ior
the purpose Of making arrangements to take The position
assigned % them ia ,o funcra procc sion OF President
Tiueo!u. s. DRATER, Collector.
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BLOCKADE RUSNEEs.

Among our passengers from Charleston 10 Fortress
Monroe were three blockade.runners. prisoners e
Charleston. who managed TO eludc the guard and Sc
crete themselves on board the Occanus. They were
found by fireman while shoyelng coal duly taken in
hand aud on our arrival 1T Fortress Monroe marched
ingloriosy In irons to the Provost Marshal, Office II
was estimated on the whole fortunate thar the ysea
bonds had not set fire TO ship put Us otherwise In
peril before they were discovered.
We sailed from Fortress Monroe al . o'clock p. m.
and Us write these last paragraphs are again safely
within New.York IIarbor from which We sailed under
the most happy auspices the 10th inst The weather
could not have been delightful than upon this the
l. 4 dav Of our memorable excursion. Last evening a
business meeting was held. at which our meeting re.
solyeo itself into a permauest Association. 10 be
known as the "Sumter Club" to meet hereafter
once "A ve-r Its first annual meeting will be held
ON tho i'm OF April next. by invitation Of Gen.
Yale at the Mansion House in Brooklyn. Not only was
a permanent organization Of our party created. rs
have stated but Committee was also appointed TO pre-
mare and publish memorial volume of the trip and its
incidents aud another to provide sn appropriate badge
TO designate the membership Resolutions compliment
tary 10 the Neptune steamship Company, to Capt.
william s. Young and his subordinate officers oil the
Oceanus, 90 Gen. Hatch ana MS essoclule command
at Charleston and Messrs 5. Nj. Griswold j.. s. Stud
well and Edward Cary our excellent Committee of Ar
rangements, were un anmously adopted. The follow
ing were the resolutions:
R,olred That the cordial thanks Of TIL, company be
turned To Brig Gen Hatch and Cspts. Moore, Hunt end
Lieut. agans his staff for their couT.sies extended 70
during our visit to Charleston.
Resolred That to the Neptune Steamship Company W,
hereby extend acknowledgements for the the
tanch powerful and commodions boat, the Ocens to Capt
IA hasr
pleasure and comfort Of the party.
Resoirsd, IIst We are especially indebted 10 tie Conles
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THE BEST PENr n THE WNHI4H.
On recep, Of sny Of the following sums IA ,as The I.
screr will send by return mail otherwio, as dueot-
Gold Pen or PensseecfEg the sane according 10 ee'e'
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WY. LLOYD GARRISON.


Gen Sixton then introduced Senator wilson This.
he said WIS The proudest day Of his life. He stood In
the home OF the Rebellion with the great anti Slavery
lender of the country. William Lloyd Garrison. by his
-ide. and with his heel upon tho slave power. fou
have he said, master now yon are irccmcn forever
more. No master but Almighty God, owing obedience
only TO ihe laws OF t,Ic land. Abraham Lincoln ar
President II tbs United States has dccreed that you
shall never again be- slaves. The mention Of MI Lin.
coins name cailos forth the most enthusiastic demon
STATIONS for several minutes. Shouts. cheers. God
bless him." tears waving OF hats and handkerchief
Mr.. wilson proceeded to speak at length with great
earnesncss and power ard his excellent celebrations
cauno fail to be fruitful in good results TO those to
whom they we're addressed. lie was followed byJudge
Kelly Of Philadelphia the Her. George Thompson, ana
Theodore Titon, esq am unable In TINS cores
pondence to give synopsis oyen OF these admirable
addresses which ought to b. read by the whole country
JUDGE NELLY
Judge Kelly spoke TO tbe ~ ae has III congress hua
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THE RETURN TRIP.

Amer an exceedingly interesting visit In Chare'ton
largely contributed to by Gen. Hatch and his associate
officers in command. We left return trip at
O'Clock on Sunday morning. Religions services wer
held on board the ocoanus during the dey conducio'
in the morning by Rev. Mr. Cuyler, and in the after
noon By Rev Mr.. Ga.laler.
The weather as upon the outward voyage, was YER
favorable Monday passed without special incident
Few OF the passengers this time afflicted with sea
sickness In tie evening there another musical
,terianment with addresses.
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WARNING TO PARENTS, - WHOLE
w SALE POISONING Of IlilLnHtN b! he Con.r'-
TONERS Startling Developments in ressld 10 .h' t' Nv
regularly introduced ia tie manufacture 4 Candy. see ia
weeks NETWORK pISPAr6 "a.
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4 SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF ANDREW
~ JOHNSON. President OF tie United s,ares see tn'
weeks NETWORK DISPATCH For sale hy .a New'
Agents
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THE EXrLO ION.

Before warning could De given the explosion had
taken place. and four hundred human beings nearly all
slave. were instantly blown TO eternity. IL Is sup
posed tlai f Two hundred bodies have not yet been
found that they we're blown 10 fragments with The ter
rIGc plos.on or are buried under the rnins In a
short time tits Internal wretch the author Of the din
bolcal deed. captured bY United States colored
troops ani rather than submit 70 such humiliation and
di.honor. be drew pistol ard blew ont bis own
brains
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VETERANS of the NATIONAL CT ARD
The members of this Association requested 20 nrs'
q, He,iougrer. 5th Res. hrnory. on SATURDAY E'h"
mo sld inst, at 8 oc,Ock. by order. -
' ". Il. VEEXILNE, ColoSsL
p A. TRxuAIy Adiulsnt
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1 q. of .. IA Special session of 'hc Il. W.
G. Lodge Of Southern Newly ork VIII b. held ~ odd fr
lows Hall THIS (Ssnrdsyl EVENING At :. orlo' r tia
purpose making 20 join IN tic rtla. Oh
,eques Of our late President by order
s.1 d. W. {. LANGDON, Good Secretary.
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CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.
CLARK's MILL, May 10, 1866.

CLARK's MILL, May 10. 1868.
thereby give notice to my numerous custom,
ers. that have, at o large expense, increased,
INV facilities for doing Custom Carding ana
Cloth Dressing the present season. =,
I am now ready for work, and With my 10.
creased facilities I think shall be able to do u
A, fast a. wanted, or at least, at very short no
tiee. The best of cards, machinery and work,
men arc employed, and l guarantee the pest o.
work.. at reasonable prices. All business tran
.octions with my customers shall be satisfactory
or Al least, Just and honorable. a ,,,,
or Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco WI
liam Milliken, IT,, Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Tones. marlborough Centre. are my agents 70
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver ana sei.
tIe for The same when done. All work len VIII
the above named persons, will be as well anu
nronptly done as II left at the Mil, anu a
I shall also purchase wool, in large or small
quantities. for which I shall pay the highes'
market price, In cash or cloths. rs may be De
sired. NV cloths will be selected expressly Tor
,pear, not altogether for profit, though gain
Is the end I acknowledge. .5Gf., -.
This Mill is situated In Hollis. on the river
road leading from Moderation to benny Eagle
three ourths Of one mile distant from each
nlaee. p. o. address, West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR.. Prop'r.
% WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
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,,x.yoL,crcAL REMARKS. While Noah
wa, in the Ark for forty days and nights it
VIA, quite dark. and Mrs. Noah and the rest
ot them not being able to comb their hair,
presented an unusual object in the head-gear
line. and she and the rest Of the women were
continually run by the rest Of the crew.
Mrs. Noah's unfailins reply was, "Wait
,;Il the water falls" and rs such that style
wins known. When the Ark struck ground
sbc stuck her head out Of tho door tand such
n head and exclaimed at the top OF her
VOICE. f" Is this Area And the i'm
preston was. and is to this day. THAT it is
very much like it.
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Tliseellarreous.

sometimes compare tho troubles We
,,,o 70 undergo in the course Of year to a
rr.a. bundle Of iassoss, far too large Tor us
:, nm, But God does not require US to carry
n. whole at once. He mercifully un'ie'
N. bundles, and gives us first ono stick,
,,hicb wo arc able to carry to-day, and then
.,o,bcr. which we are able to carry to-mor-
,,v and 40 on. This we might easily man
40, II wc could only take the burden up
,oio,ed for each day; but We choose to in
crease our trouble BY carrying yesterdays
,,;ck over again to-day, and adding so-mor'
,ow,, burden to our load before We arc TO
o,ired TO bear it.-John Ne'rt0n.
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Imnortant to the Aflicted.

DR.. DOW continues 70 be consulted at bis once
Nos. and Endicott street. Doston, on all disess.
o. OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. ny
DIR. Dow has now the Qualification OF presenting the
unfortunate with remedies that have never fsiled
10 cure the moot alarming cases Of 0sse.rAes and
and mS. D.. Sd sss sero,s
GonorrhGa, Ulcers, Palm or Distress In tho re-
gions Of procrsation. Inflammation or the Bladder
and Kidneys, Hydroce!s ,Abecesses, ,Frshts
toms attending this class u disease, arc made 10
become ~ harmless ~ the simplest ailings " .
child Particular attention given 10 the treatment
yes. Patients who wish 10 remain under DIR. Dow's
Treatment few days or week., will be iurnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board modsr
ate.
,ecuiiHr 70 their system, will IND speedy relief by
calling on DIR. DOW, At his once, No. Endieots
street,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Ply sician and Surgeon, No: q !? IN.
Eases incident 10 the female system. Prolspsus
Uteri. or falling Of the Womb, kuor Albus, Sup.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
invariably certain 10 the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under Il. and
the aficted person soon rrjoces In perfect health
the cure Of diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Boston, and has since lsts,
confined his whole attention 10 the cure Of private
diseases and Female Complaints.
N. B.-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not DO answered.
Office honrs from A. n. to9P
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Pulmonary aud Nervous Discusses
kSsMihche
MaEs:Haall1&

ACT with Premptness and Certainty In sr.ry
n sisor OF CONSUMPTION, sand with iapariaLi.
efficacy In NERVOUS PROSTRATI0N, General
Debility, Dyspepsia, Asthma, bronchitis, Female
Weaknesses Loss Oi Flesh or Strength and all de-
pous or piiai fnergy, relieve Cough. check Night
Sweats, diminish Expcctoration, improve the Ap.
petite, arrest DisrrhGs. promote refreshing sleep
and create nsw and healthy blood. Let no sufferer
fail ~ try this remedy. Circulars Free.
Priess-In Z o. and i6 o. bottles, 81, % and SaDO
each. q small or , large bottles for $50, by OK.
press. Sold by all respectable druggists aud Mt
The sole general depot, Wholesale and retail, by
I,cowy j. WINCHESTER, nc John st., N. Y.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ovr,cg ov coxrrRoLLxn ov ruE CuRaEscr,

Ovpicg Or C0AprROLLER 0v rHE CURREscY,(
WASHINGTON, August 18th, 1866.
WnEIKAS BY satisfactory evidence presented
pear that The NORTH BERWICK NATIONAL
hAkk, IN The toWnpf North BcrwIok, in The Coun.
~ or York and Stats 81 Maino, has been duly or
Of tho AetUf ConrfsaS entitled -Au Act 20 provide
National Currency. secured by pledge Of Uni.
ted States bonds, and 70 provide or the circulation
and redemption thereof approved June ID. 1861,
and has complied with all the provisions OF said
Act required Ia be complIed with beiors comuepc-
Ing The business OF Ranking under said Act
Now. therefore, I. FREEMAN CLARKE. Comp.
treller % The Currency, do hereby certify that
oi North berwick, in the County OF York aud State
Of Maine, u authorized "a, commence the business
Of Banking under the Act aforosaih. slt !.
:, -, In testimony Whereof witness my hand
LIS. and seal Of Office, this twelfth day Of Au-
IOWA FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller.
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Gen. Logan, the especial friend Of the late
Stephen A. Douglas, made speech in Nor
gan county, Illinois. lew days ago, ii
which he said that the reconstruction polio,
of the present Administration was but NJ
experiment. and no was willing to indorse i
us long as there was any hope oi its success
He confessed, however, that be did not lik'
this wholesale system OF pardoning rebels.
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NEW
STEAM BAKERY!

THE subscribers having completed IN extensive
i STEAM BAKERY In this city, Invite tho at
tsntion Of tho public to the choIcs and excellent
pently believe will meet the wishes Of all who may
DO disposed 70 favor them with their patronags.
Our celebrated
''Nutrltive Crackers
have obtained wide celebrity. and been manufac-
tured by us for . long time mt Saco, Maine. Their
armly established, and they arc invariably or the
same excellent quality. These Crackers are the
discovery Of our Foreman, Mr.f u. lAskILL, and
are the only Crasksrs to 20 lound 10 New England
chemical principles. Instead OF rottns the dough
into state OF loatlsome and disgusting putIes-
cence. thereby utterly DESTROYING the sacchsrlne
and nutritve principles Of the Flour, rs Is univcr.
sally the case a present. our processes cause US 70
mako use OF the dough In perfectly sweet and
healthy condition, thereby producing not only our
Crackers. but all the varied and much esteemcdA Ar
iorS 81 to Be used as pd by mankind who
are declared to DO "only little lower than tho
angels
call particular attention to tho many kinds made
from our own receipts, which, We feel quite saie IN
saying, will provo perfectly satisfactory 70 All VINO
become acquainted with them. Among these We
enumerate our highly priced
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOK. I.
les, and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior EGa biscuit,
from an English receipt. This Biscuit Is great
luxury. We also make promptly 10 order
RIcn POUND CITR0s, ALMOND, SILVER, CoCoANUr'
Fancy Sponge. Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cakes,-aiso, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbies,
Fan:y Rounds and Spanish Drops
In closing, we desire to say that We spare no
pains TO meet the wants and wishes OF our patrons
I've use invariably the best Flour the market OIL
fords. All tho other articles consumed by US 10
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our bakery Is constantly
kept scrupulously neat and Clearly, and our WORK.
men partakc Of the same general character as the
rest of the establishment, and are masters OF their
business We fully believe that your acquaintance
with us will but confirm the impression VIC have
feebly cndcavored 10 convoy, and we respectfully
solicit your patronage. ,o
q. JORDAN, ID - - r.H 7. 4. I'd. ~
uELLRN JOsE.> lr-.tI ...a e... CO.
Dover, N. H., June I, 'G5.
Persons living In the eastern part Of York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'S crack
ers can be obtained ut the stores or Pierce Scam.
man, Saco, Vim Moody, KennebunkpOrt, and Chas.
Kimball. kennebunk village. 20u
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The Petersburg Express says that 20 many
negroes are being baptised in tho ApPomat-
tox, that the water is becoming quite black.