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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
LOYAL 4 COUNTY INTELL1aEHoB.

Il " 49, ~" SS'-""s'
Mt1 -; VI n Adam.
i catarh, kc.-Dr. Yiedrch.
SI smr.,s, ,,,,,.,c. co--John n Ne.l,ey.
il Yredom Noioe-A. n Anderson.
- :. Law"
bev, U, T. Moulton, pastor Of the rroe Dspus'
onurcn' oaco' mas accepted call u 30 7" Ns"
Hampton, N. n.
Horace Piper has at his bookstore splendid
assortment Of Gift Books, Photograph Albums,
&c. for Christmas and New Years presents.
tn. P;r.. National Bank of this city has do.
o,.r.I d;yid.nd of n p,r cent. no per cent per
,nnum,. paysblc on the Ord of January.
,, -, rr;,u,h
h.s' io' p, -, -, "a .,,nn.r =,
h"s'ne w. 10, vA',,".,a. $50, IT,. hal,
.ne'r NV UNI. W .'' 49,, al \. .,.c.r,.
mas Ju'' oe'u o' III, 80. ;,
" n''cu up '''''"''N vs." '
We learn that the iork no'e'' W. oa'o' "As
been leased by Nathan Atkinson nm old resident
Of that place. and who for the last year or Two
has been keeping an eating house IN fortiand'
lie intends to keep nrst class mousse.
Recently the wife of VIM. X. Builel Of Dayton,
came near being burned to death. She was
1870. .,.,,. ,,on .,,,,hs anil
u."s 'e ,n s,,,,s =. ~. .,ov. !, h.c.m, heated
and took fire, and on snatching \, up It spilled
$500, ~, r.. M, u, timely assistance she
must have persisted. Benzine Is rs dangerous rs
fluid. rr..,.,.....-..,., ,-,,5
The Governor has nominated Col. Rufns tap
lev. of Saco. 10 6ll the vacancy occasioned upon
| - ,,.....,,,..o, IL,
the supreme bench ny tue res'eha'on VI 'u"se
Davis. We trust the Colonel will not decline the
,nno,r,ment for II he should. the fears of an OK.
"ppo -. -, -. m r.. a., 10 Co.
chahge that 'he "o'ef"o' WIZ n"'e :" "'"N W.
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~ Senator Fs..endeu, In a reoen. speech in

Congress, said: i' vi 80 ~ H'.H' 'fill+
In all countries, In all nations. 10 time Of
extreme peril, extreme and somewhat question:
able measures gro inevitable (: but in time oi
peace, when We live under written Constitu
ton. Il Is our duty 10 como hack a. fast ~ pos
dble-to forget, II necessary, any precedent
which might, II made IN times like these, have
occasionod very serious di@culty and trouble.
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- isss q. ssie. 2. hair 9. een .ssds, 70 "a
wesks rriss ~ ~ - s.sssu< - 49,
'a YS1ssc ;W;zssES : d. ios IS, BsssSiy., M.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

The agent for Abbo,ts History Of the Rebellion
v'il soon be in town to deliver the second volume
u subscribers. Those wishing to subscribe for
the work. eau address him ut this Office.
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A person having his lie insured on the ".Ten
Year plan" providing no iiyes to pay for the
whols ten years he mover can pay ia over 70 cents
on dollar Hls Policy then viii be . constant
income to him however long he ,nny live. he re-
oeiviDg diviisnds upon the amount invested!
where can you invest asmsll sum Of money 70 a
greater advantage than In . life Policyl Amer
making single payment II you should deoease
you securd,he amount Of your Policy TO those Dc:
pending upon yru for support, which you would
be unable to render sfter your decesse. IL is
therefore sveryimsn,s duty to take LIE Policy.
Messs r. Small 4 Soa OF this city, Office over
2. o., represent some OF the best Companies IN
A%sries, where The premiums .rs Is small and ',
On Saturday evening, a. ,Mrs Stiles Was walk
ing on the sidewalk on. Factory slsnd, she shpp-
Cd and ts dislocstiug her wrist IN sbsd manner.
Since the ere on Friday. The sidewalks % that
side OF the street have been In very ,lippsSy
condition, and every one should Sc that tns
walks In ffont OF their own nrsnisss sU WI
covered with sshss OF ssnd.-Sdeo DemoeTH'
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The Holidays.

uNo charge &c consalta,iaL
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PROCLAMATION DECLARING SLAVERY
ABOLISHED.

To all rhom these presents may come gresiing:
Know ye that whereas, the Congress Of the
United States, On the LIST day Of February last,
passed resolution which is in the words follow
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lad act of great courage has Just been per-
formed at Sc Malo I'M Brittany. A young
man who was bathing suddenly found himself
in dangerof drowning from some unexplained
cause. He shouted for help, but the people on
the sands stood rooted with horror. At last a
young girl plunged into the water, and swim
ming up to the drowning man, told him that
she could save him fine promised not to lay
hold Of her. He had the presence Of mind to
obey her Instructions, and although the pair
sank four times, he did not impede her actions,
as most men would have done, BY aclptching
hold of his deliverer. In the meantime boat
had put Off and aone of the, sboatinen also
jumped into the sea and supported the SWIM
mers just as they were sinking for the last time.
Eventually they were saved, and have now re-
covered from the effects Of their serious misad-i
venture. aesae 4f ,os sl.4s. ,4sinP3sy vis sag b
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For Sale Cheap.

<KA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
EgssaISfN G1NES with Hose Carriages; all in
a E1J Es53 good order. b : !" q. ss,,e $50 ~
rfs,1 ~ Also, lot Of Hose suitable ser
LAND Fire Engines. Apply TO u
-oriA D Nro,, ERA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer
land Fire Department. -si Sothaet . ~ VI
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The late Professor Duncan, Of st. Andrews
University in Scotland, was, prior to his ap.
p0intnsnts hist haif, reet6f 10 an academy
in Forlarshire aie He was particularly reserved
in his intercourse awitll the fair sex, but, 10
prospect OF obtaining aprofessorsliip, he ven
tured to make proposals to lady. They were
walking together, andthe important question
was put without preliminary sentiment or note
Of warning. OF course the lady replied by 9
gentle ENC II The subject was immediately
dropped; but the parties soon met again. .sDo
you remember" at length said the lady, "a
The Professor said that he remembered. "And
do YOU remember my answer Mr.. Duncan
"Ohl YES y said the Professor. 1Weli, Mr..
Dupcan,' proceeded the lady, Il have been
led, on consideration, to change my mind. -
'.And SO have r. dryly responded the Profess
SOr. fra 80 Y = Dl4Ia4iii.a 20 s3A
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wants. E6gt ahd Found.
.sfa q t1saao0 .I7ostssG.

PocKErr ROCK containing q sum OF money;
a owner can have the same py Gaming at Ine
New York store. .fa5 Nj Idle st s. d ~
Y OctS3-d3t Az 49, NAS oO1AO'
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MODE OLE MEASURING TIME IN THE EAST.
The people Of the East measure time by the
length Of their shadow Hence, III you ask a
man what O'Clock it is, he Immediately goes
his shadow terminates, he measures the length
with his feet, and tells you nearly the time:-
Thus the workmen earnestly desire the shad-'
ow which indicates the time for leaving their
work. A person wishing to leave his toll, says,
Glow long my shadow is in coming Y 4 Why
did you not come sooner" Because j wait
ed for my. shadow" In the seventh chapter Of
job we find II written As a servant earnest
ly desiretlI his shadow.n--I Roberts Ilusua-
TONS. 512 " s ~ asle saaeAs "a slnssel
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CAurI0N rn 80 purLIC.

livery intelligent and thinking person fnest klon
tnat rem cones handed out for genera, use sh0ulu se
tner eneaey established by well tested expeflehC h
tle hands OF regularly educated physician, Wnose
fulfill; yet the country Is flooded with poor nosruIns
and eure-als purportng to 10 the best In Tie world
are not only useless, but always injurious. The IN
fortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting .hls
physician. ns 1t is e lameutaDle yet ncontrOyert-
a0le faot, that many syphilitc patients are made
miserable with ruined constitutions by malreathem
from inexperienced physicians in general Iractc
Tor it Is point generally conceded by the est syphil
ographers, that the study and management OF these
complaints should engross the whole tme Of those
who would be competent and sueceasin their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general praeit-
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system Of treatment, in most eases max
ing indscrimnate use Of that andquated and dam
gelous weapon, the Mercury.
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no beLet.

A FoURST0RY BRICK STORE, centrally located
"A on Exchange Street. suitable fora Wholesale Dry
Goods business, or for the manufacture of Clothing,
Of Boots and Shoes. VIII be vacated this month or
the next For further information inquire Of DR.
Of J. Z. DOW, corner Of Milk and Exchange Streets.
Portland, Sept. 18th, 1866. 0~~.t.l diff
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\ Okla House Lot fer Sale. ssssssxsS
SITUATED on the corner of Deering and Henry
- SITS, 80 x 100 feet. Enquire Of
r. w. GAGE,
tuly25 dHisT org III, 1877 Commercial St.
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| 7;Ill5sfSS

kY gHEAi and be convinced of their ssperiori.
ty oveEeyerything else of the kind ever offered to-
the public tdr Baonehstis, Coughs, Colds, Hourse
mes$ Sores TAeoat, CataFrh and infiuenza. Numer-
Gus testimonials the Clergy. and others,
compapying each box, For sale by the priapipall
Drug gists thro nghont the city. may2IeedtfScI
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WGqated.
5s.s4zLgessts TV0ssse6 Z
W091ted.


N q ..sssts.s Z Wcs2steGts .ysszwsas 40
DY family withoutchiid a small gsnteel ten.
ID ement, near The central part Of thelcity S -
Address K Y. r., Press Office. IN lagg5e0dt
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HON MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY nc
THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERlENCEI

Young men troubled with emissions in sleep,-a
complaint generally the resul5 Of bad habit IN
youth-treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but VIC are consulted by one
or moro young man with the above disease some OF
whom are as weak and emaesated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed TO
have 1t. All such cases yield TO the proper and only
c0rrect course Of treatment and In short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
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SECOND STAGE. or SEMINAL WRAI
~ Send Stamp for eireui si.'''' i'''D' '-'
EEectScI Medical E1sJag0aGry,
sai 20 TO THE LADIES. c

DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street. which they win find arranged for the1
especial accommodation
DIR. HIS Eclectic Renovatng Medicines are unrival-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain Of producing relief in q short time. rr s.
LADIES VIM find it Invaluable in al cases Of oh
sructious after all other remedies have been tried m
vain 1t Is purely vegetable, containing nothing IN
the least injurious to the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times. lt.e-i .rrr.
Sent to any part Of the country, with fun directions
by addressing % H DIR. HUGHES,
No. 8 Temple Street corner Of AIiddlel Portland.
N.Bs-Iadies desiring may consult one Of thoi
own sex. A lady Of experience in constant attend
ance. q el" 7 -H''- tjani1s65d&w1y
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HAVE coNrIDENcr.

Al who have committed an excess Of any kind,
whether it DO the solitary vice Of YOUTH or ths sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence In aturer years,
SEEK FOR IN ANzqDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches and Eassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system. 4
Do not wait for the eonsumma9n that Is snre to lol-
low. do not wait for Unsighdy Ulcers, tor
.f Disabled Limbs, for Loss q Beauty
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NATIONAL UNITY,

A nobier unity, than that which came $50 W
From out Tie conflict of our sres Of old, 1q1q e4l
Which gave TO us tlropgnopt The world nalne'
Shall we our trials past At length behold; 3. 81
A guis7 Of Justice and of Power, ;s.,,s4
VI As tAsrs Of freedom from foreign f9e i4..t
Througa thedar Clouds that Ger the nation lower
< We see its Using sun, its morning glow, H 80 s.
NO more she'll party spirit rule the land, s.s A9a
But Qne Treat ;rAapgat Inspire seaehi freeran'i
The roek On which alone our cause can stand D'h
The Love Of Maj. and . ustee for che oppressed.
Arise slins of freedom 10 restore a. r.fr hsrgig
Their rights 70 sll! Afisel and set no more!
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Wnafed.,

-rSEsf vessels to load deals at st. John, N.
+sAEzN B.,for English and Irish Ports at high
.Ni4kfsNsA est rates Of freight.g Ia osss4a sdT
S4sZs5xs 49, - ALSO, 49, ss.-9 IA
To load lumber at same placs for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond Toe "a. lisRd99
,-.s'-r .sis LdTTLEJQHNf65g CHASE arat
1920 = $500 No. Central Wharf. .
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MInnLE-AaEn MIN

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad-
der often accompanied by slight snarthlg or burn
ing sensation, and Weakening the system IN amanneI
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment win often be found
aud sometimes small particles of semen or alhumen
win appear or the color will be Of thin mkish hue
again changing to a dark and turhid appearance.
There many who die Of this difficulty, ignor-
ant of the cause which is the
SECOND STAGE. OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
i can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, and
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do ny writing in plain manner description
of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately. I M u I'd -o-t.t
I An correspondence strictly confidential, and wiz be
Address: DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
+ ti9" Ne Temple Street fcorncr Of Middle
+ ttcis ts78 a8 n ia DO Street,, Portland, he
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Medical.
. \ a-s ~ DR. j. b. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS ae y.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
{ N0. B IIeanple So.

VIvHEIE he can be consulted privately and with
w lie utmost confidence by the aflioted at All
hours caily, and from A. N. 70 Q p. IA.
Dr. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
aa5icIon al nrivate diseases, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of selfabuse
Devoting his entire time 70 that particular branch Cd
tbe medical nroiasson he reels warranted IN GUAR
RANrrrfNo a CURE IN ALL CASES whether Of long
standing or recently CONTRACTED, entirely REMOVING
the dregs Of disease nom t1e ss9sen' anu
perfect and PERM ANENT CT tshr a.,
He would can the aftendon Of the al9lelea 70 me
fact OF his long Standing and well-caIned reputation
cess.
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JOAAS0A'S REPRODUCTION.
please Readthe foIIowlau Notices.
coed ii 1lrr1 PonrnAsD, May %, 1895.

This cardiio8 that /
have used Johnson's
Reproduction for sew
eral years past and
have been perfectly
satisfied with H.
While it Is entirely
free nom the objec
tionable qualities Of
preparations Of that
kind, / believe Il TO be
capable Of doing All
Tor the scalp ana haiT
that can reasonably
o expected from any
applications to these
a. -
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IS MR. JOHNSON :--Sir-BTy wife for long time was
sorely troubled BY her hair falling out, and we feared
she would become entirely bald notwithstanding she
had used almost al the adve tised remedies. She has
used youi. Reproduction, and to astonsbment the
falling of has entirely ceased and she now has ilne
head Of hah, and ready IN this manner 70 testi-
fly to its value, we willing to give nrtner per-
soal information Of the good results which follow the
use Of your honestly termed Heir koprodnetor
p" mn, -,i,a i ft WILLIAM CHASE, b.
- Cor. st. Lawrence and Shcrbrookc Streets.
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Valuable Real Estate IN Scarbor0s.
< .l1ttAsaS-A- Tsn1. Sale g"

GOO ACRES OF Salt Marsh, in lots to suit ur--
.ZSJOs chasersas, q sssa5 siA 81 a 400
acres very superior upland being fhe prOperfv re-
GENTLY owned by thelafe Hon. Horatio 6enthe2te
End,sire al seth Scaminpn the premises az ssr9i
80 Af sA'sp' 81 - n ERA CARTER, dr., PoRtlanEs
May 3-eod6t&WF
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ETFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY

M''s. S. A. -AEzeasss. WorJd's
H09g. Resto5'es. and Dress
ing Isaa5sgSg crate, st2ieaagt5aesa
and esgt7seas the hair. They
act directly stpOaa the roots. /,
of the hair, sstpp1yisag re-
qstisedA 9sest9.Sszeqseset, and
atGtatgdy Co tor and beauty
RETURNS. Greg BGiq, dssap- !
pears bold spots are cov-i. Is
erred, hGi2. stops GEJS2s5t, yssd
tatcas2'iGsst gs'osCtlsrS,s the, r2,e-s
salt. Ladies' end C5aiE1vesa
eCiIZ al22y'eciate The deEdglst-TK
fell 5r0Ora3sce aGgsd rich, !
glossy GppeGs'G2ace, a32aaGa:t II
ed TO The !, ha&s; and 2so fear. -
Of sosliaeg the skin, scalp, on. Z
most eleGG2at sEacGd=dgess.
.siosl5a Sold, BY qali Drpggisssssga xeb s1ag
Depot 1873 g 200 Greenwich ST NJ. r. r.
Sept2B lS65e-d&w6m nh-fs A1ss
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YORK Y Illl 8 CUMBE RLANO' 4. r.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC r. R.

[zssszsa=1 On and after Monday next trains WIN
sz- leave Portland daily for Bath .Ang dsta,
Matervilie, Kendalls Mills and Skowhegan, at 90
N. and on Saturdays only for Bath and Augustaat
SIG P. M The train from Portland at P. M CON-
meets at Eendail's His with the train for Bangor
andqther stations east same night Passengers from
tickets to KendaFs Mills and inform the conductor
in the cars that they go through TO- Bangor. and he
will arrange their fares thatit shall cost them no
moreby this lopte han any other, 1o9sad 9d3 ul g
Trains due in Portland TO connect with trains for
Boston on Monday at 20 Nj and every day at 30
.Freishttrain leates newdspot Portland at s45 A.
d qallly.sanfr azaL ay .1adi BOD o1 9ei1iIRT
~, ~ - .EDHfN E0YES, Superintendent. "
April 2T 1865. - .s,-rr apr20u ,5s.
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sI oJ U n V - = No MOI is Middle Street.
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T the Railroad Stable on Spring street, seyera
"A good Horses, suitable for work Or family use.
Sent 13-d3m
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Applications received By U i'f.
aaa J. W,sMUFGER, 166 Fore st.
Feb2led1rn 11meod & vsRsa xof PoRRLAND.
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SteaMer Tor YarIlll,ol,,5T m.

The steamer C1IPPER will1aava
SezsaM Yarmouth for for Poriie"d "A sr r,ssse
ar = E\ Tay Thursday and Sa1nrla, I ot
~ lsz aksSaa O'Clock A. NJ. as
- q Returning will leave Portland
3 No freight Tscst at rtlapd ster O'clock ~ ii
Flare each way, aUceflts. ~. sep1si6
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Is now oieled 10 the afflicted throughoutfhe country.
after having been proved by the test Of eleven wears
in the New England States, where its merits have
become as well known as the tree from which, in part
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New England Screw Steamship CO
(. yti4ols1u 0Qdf yd-v5+z-H vel mcil s9sEsf
SEMI-WEEKLY LIME. i9J .

The splendid. and last Steanships
@ CHES kCapt w. W. ShcY-
%sSMMA4Ea% rood and FRANCONIA, Capt, 81,
= = sHnRwooD, wM untii further notice,
run - fooWa: 5zr2e511 rs tNlsAE4, = s4S{t ifii1s
Leave Browns Wharf Portland, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, ct 4 T. N. and leave Pier
North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY,
These vessels are fitted up with ne aeco1hiaoda.
tons for passengers, making this the most gpeedv
safe and comfortable route for travellers hetwaen
$780, Cabin passage $780, Msefs extra. r u
Goods forwarded by this line to and fsBna Nom
real, Quebec, Bangor Bath, Augusta, Eastgort and
Shippers arerequested to send their freight to the
steamsrsas early rs 9 r. n. on The day that they
Tcr ffeirbt q Bassa ns anrl ys !. i y
EMEhY FQ1i Browns Wharf. Portlaud. d;
II. 3. CR0MWELL& CO., No. SIS West Street
New Herk.a.s adt 795se iEa 80 e-asl2 u i7e
MAY 20, d8S6.sr sfsT xs2ksi tss - .sTaa atf ..
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d York 81 Cumberland Railroad
M esfo t,s ROrsds. n


NOTICE is hereby given to the holders OF Bonus
~ ofthe York & Cumberland Railroad company
commonly called "CDnsolldated Bonde shu o. ~
in lieu of Bonds, Issued under the proysions q Io
deed Of mortgage 70 Jaznes Hayward anu otnerss
Trustees, who have paid or shan before tne 10y VI
meeting hereinafter named pay tns ~ NJ s
toore made BY said Trustees as anlhoLlzed ~ s;nu
B0hdhoders upon bonds, coupons oI sSIlp Eedu ny
them or by holders unknown and Eho nave iaied to
pay the same for the purpose otrege INC ran
chise andgproperty Of said haI9ae colnI ANY nom
Sace 70 .Tot,, a. Myers Of February 4, 1S51-that
isecting Of the holders having paid or who shat
nav viii ne held at the room OF the Board Of Trade
ts,vyehange Street Portland, on Wednesday October
4 iSe5 sc O'Clock p. NJ, Ter the purpose Of forming
and oTeanzinq new corporation in accordance witR
IN nrsvisonS Of the act Of the Legislature Of no
State OF Maine, approved March 18th, 1s64 emitted
Gan net relating to the redemption Of Railroad mort
al oes by subsequent mortgages and for tbe Setter
sSrotection of j o dh0lders.'
- dt 2 ,. 9. CHURCHILL,l Trustees
1ids -- MI. MooDBURY,y OF
. &c ! GEO. EVANS V e. q r. r. "a
% Sept. q, 1865. dtd
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TO- IN ID . PORTLAND, May. lIth, 1S6H. D.
Mn. JOHNSON .-Sir-1 commenced using your Re-
productor last February, my head bolng almost bald
have used but bottle and now have healthiul,
thick head Of hair which does not l on, and Is in as
It's producing good head Of hair for where had
almost Aone am glad to add my testimony TO its ex-
csllenee as remedy. u 49, CD. % -..
10, z Middle Qfraaf
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Farm and Stock tor Sale.

Oh Valuable Farn1zfor Sole. a. "a
TT The HOME FARM Of the late
AyTI-0 JOSHUA E. HALL, of Gorham,
EaaTf2a-lR Me-; near Great Falls Village, con-
~ SSH al tanning about ninety acres, well d.
ez1s4sI134zz vided into wood, pasturage and til
lage land; produces farty-ve tons of hay Land and
buiIdfngsin excellent condition.
desirable property and for sale reasonable
terms.
Inquire OF the subscriber, or Of Mrs. L. A. HALL
on the premises. p. R. HAIL.
County Ireasprer's Once, Portland Me.
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Merck
Potatoes, Potatoes 81

Potatoes, Potatoestss 10 iqs9s
rFH0SE wishing TO Contract for Potatoes for Ship
ping or other purposes, can esupplied at short
notice, and at the lowest prices, by calling on AZ ST.
DYER, Cape Elizabeth, r. o. CONANT q CO.. NO.
l58s Commercial Street, or ANSEE LOTHROP No.
176 Fore Street. vtswAW 3 700 " ~ s9o,IT Iue
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- ai4iJ iHusia-- PORTLAND, May 1e, 1895.
have used and shall continue to use Johnson's
Reproduction, which have found to be a splendid
lasting Hair Dressing, which also keeps the scalp
perfectly clean and tree from daudrutL
- -li1- t- "l- S. II. DOTEN,
agag ns4s scW nlsl4 No. 70 Spring Street.
Manufactured and sold by HORACE II. JOHN
SON, No. so Middle Street, Portland, Maine. Price
Single Bottles 80, 10 cents and 81. Sent 10 any adj
dress on receipt of letter. Liberal discount by the
quantity. septlseodSw@
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