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DYSPEPSIA CURE
isa purely vegetable pre-
pa1atlou, contains no opl-
0tes+ no poison. nothing
hurt:ul. but acts promptly
surely and Immediately.
, 1865-02-09

Sold by druggtsts eyefy-
where. PRICE ONE DOL
LAR per bottle.
, 1865-02-09

RENsaKI nvIILE, july !, 1851.
Mtss1a. uos1z1Ixa q S4tru-GcnIeMen. lfeaxa
srrd Of Tour BiiteFs at your saslest eon1e-
IfaVe 20 lle{ne OF which nca tet!ax q necn -
yptr B1ers IhaTe kept them dnfln% two re- =
formed Ee4e remaEkatle in Dysp:psa TnGa hsTa
huye feen oflong ttanding ano nom 9hsr Mg sdicine m
q .as y.us snsGon e 3oS
s, ions y0" .nch be nr2dneea
esss III Ps.,Sn'i PSos' nss ssts ss @
Win II - nn. ~. 'IH1 vs. =, SWEEr. DruzEt3f
Ke4pketlaAX. set4tllf. Abao, County n. q.
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WHAT THH SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAAARr
TAN'3 REMEDIES
"Pos1 HosPI1AL. fort MARsu4L1,}
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 20 1854.
"Ihave crest sattsEaclon in stating that
THE EAMAR1TAN REMEDIES f,r vcnetal niseate
in It's 1nosi customary tctms tina. hare used them
VIth Judgment, d1sciet and properly. and hAye
found Them to respond to n1y antlcps1sons promptly
and etiectunlJ. knowing their compositions, hare
the FULLEST confidence In ther efficiency and ~ lar as
ny uae Ct them extenda, lec2mmGn4 then .tIon3lg,
"Aasistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols"
Sod pT WOODMAS T. FRO, 159 Dear ro3rc:st-, CHI
ego, III. DIAMOND CO., Proprietor. .9l5 t:sce 81.
PHI ndefnffn fe9 hiss1t SIP
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WAR ALEXANDRIA, Va. May u, 1851
-. uosrx1rEK & 9XIrn-De3r StIs: Will Jou
~ me- e 70 foEEsId By e!psess one.nall to1s3
ur5sst re3t ron "a receipt Of sae as an unaoie to
trsenrc ,oul med!ens hsse aod L had Quantity.
n,spsIaion IA use toF diseases having thar origin
yrith diseased stomach. ! hare used nd
til sFc superior to anything Of the kind
an cornixans with. Indeed. no soltler should
bo WITHOUT II, should ha be evts 10 robust and
healthy Tor it 10 not only Restorative bat Pre-
venve TOT almost MI disc soldier u subject
Ihyc fceu INFLICTED with ronlc oul, ,esiicus and ud
medicine hny eser afforded Tho relief yours has
nnh rust }oa will 1oae time In sending The Bter1
orcerea. Yoa1a respectfully.
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COEf3
COUGH BAISAM
ia warranted to Elvn eAtss-
faction Or the money Re-
funded.
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Illinois Prisoners Captured at Frank.
lin.
CAHABA, Ala, Jan. a5, 1866.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The following arc the names Of the enlisted
men belonging 10 the Veteran Department,
:s7th III. inf, captured at the battle Of Frank
lin, Tenn, Nov. 80, 1861:
Sergeant L: V. Phillips. Corporal c. ". Kelley,
Corp. Hiram Reader. Corp, Peter Casedy, Corp.s
Wm. Prouty. Corp. Chas Etherton, john Flynn,
S. 4. Reed, Geo. Klrch. Wu- Creath, Squire Tai
bert, Michael Fitzgerald.
The first two are at this place, aud tho 9TH
ers are at Meridian, Miss, AL are we'll. By
publishing the aboTc you will ohlige friends.
Respectfully, I. 6. HEArs,
1st Lieut.. eth Ill. INF.
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EASTXlDNABLE lNTELLI.
<9ENCE,


e1aee' nAAS7 o1'aso @aAofeens'
t:--.--o
lftom me =" Washington chronicle FED. 81
Last evening grand affair took place at
lns tile occasion OF the marriage Of Hon.
Charles IL. walker, Firth Auditor OF the
Treasury, and Miss Claire AlbreGht, d Swiss
lady, the ward Of Chief Justice Chase.
Hon. Mr. walker vas formerly the law
partner OF Jndge McDonaid recently ap-
ee esserfed dc to sase se @ ehach
chisf JusttSc chase o. at ,3 about SIX O'CLOCK last
~, The arm of The =" hr;ae@ronm md hy 3he e
bridesmaids and groomsmcn in tho an fo,1owins ~ ins
order: White]aw Reed ESQ. md IN Sf;ss Nrttis
Chase; John G. NicholaY, lie PTcsident's pri-
yate secretary, md Miss Badger: John Ray.
also the Presidents private secretary. and
Miss Ida Nichols, Of Rhode Island, niece Of
Gov. sprague.
A number OF CopErcsHmeu and other dfs.
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DIR. EASTERLY'8
fever AND AaUE KILLER.
This Medicine will crre Asue and
Fever, Dumb Ague, Chii1s and Fever,
Intermittent and Remittent Eevers,
and every form Of Power incident to
the West
Dr. Eaeterly's Fever 1ad Aqua Killer Is WARRAN.
TED TO CURE, and ifit FAILS the money will be te-
turned to the purchaser II used directed.
~ Price $l.25 per hpttle- u
EY- For sale et DR. E. ASTEELY & cos Family
DIR. EASTERLE'S
DIARRHEA SYRUP.
This Medicine will cure piarrhea,
Eysentery, Cholera 1Hocbus, Sum-
mer Complaint, Colic, Wind in the
Stomach and Bowels, and all De-
raugement Of the Stomach and Bow.
els Of Children when Teething.
In the sumne: thousands die from BOWEL CON.
Fl tRft f9t b fnEsd y 81 timely Use a
wheD fE 6SPi ~
Error saia 1t DIR. +. EASTERLY IS Family Medicine
EtoI. q Madison street. Chicago, III.
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GOES GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE COUGH BALKAN
cures alex headache, sick. relieves eopsumpttts
nees At the stomach, and Cough - socn ~ It u
TAiSs Oh coLlc in the taken-
bowels.
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GOES
COUGH BALSAA
nrAfa hrf

costs c1t
FORTY CNT8.
The bottla holds mora
than any other at tbs sA1ue
price.
The medicine itself WAT
ranted superior to all 9th.
ff3- -
Sold by druggists c7crJ-
where.
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GOES
COUGH DALSA1
Il tie largest bottle in the
world Tor the price, there
,ore not only the best. but
The chea2eat medicine ex-
tAnt.
, 1865-02-09

GOES
COUGH BALSAN
afe sold annually, sud the
people all pronounce 1t the
best conGh preparation
they eyer used.
, 1865-02-09

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite gives
vtGor and strength to the
whole syateM..
, 1865-02-09

GOES
COUGH HALSAN
cures Influenza, tastbmA,
and all bronchial Atfeqe
ttons.
, 1865-02-09

GOES
nfSpEP3JA ECEE
Sweetfns the stomach, pu-
rites tie breath. and In
1tantlY stops SOU neHS,
aclaltT and flaing Of food
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1,,srprrrgs scELEeRATED STOMACH BIrTKRs
e,. - AZ resnecs%o1e pTuKftts ,n e part! Of t6e
SOFA oS >" HOST arTEK 4 SMITH.
Wcfn e.s I'm ,,rw.ra fNo,11 P1lt4bufT, Erln.
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GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distress after eattngr
faEtantaueous}J.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEEsEMAN,s FILLS.

Tho combination VI ingredients In these Pills Is
the result Of a long and extensive practice. They
are mild In their operation. aud certain In correct
ins all Irregularities, Painful Menstruatious, re.
moving all ohstructions whether rum cold or 9th.
erwise, headache, pain In the side, palpitation Of
the heart. whites. all nervous Affections Mysteries.
fatigue, paln In tbs bseA and limbs, 40 disturbed
sleep. which arise nom interruption Of nature >
DR CaEEskNAN's Pills was tho CONNIE ncemcnt
Of nav era In tho treatment OF shoso lrreyulari.
ties and obstructions which have consigned 80
many TO o premature grave. No female can enjoy
good health unless she Is regular, and Whenever An
obstruction takes place the goneral health begins
60 decline. sd
Da CurrsExAN's Pitts are the most enectuai
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar
20 fsmslss To all classes they are Invaluable, IN
dseng lrtfh esrfaisfy, ysriodieai regularity. They
are known to Thousands, who have used then Mt
different periods, throughout tho country. having
tho sanction OF seus u tho most e~'"'@s PAy''
iass IN lmerSca u. 60 L - II.
ExpIicIt directions, stating when they should no,
be used, with each box-the Price One Dollar per
log, containing nom 20 90 60 Pulls. fIf
PHI: ssf ~ .ssi. yrs~ssiy. by rsmitting 70 the
roprietor Sold By druggists generally.
HurCHiN0S& HiLLYER, Proprietors,
81 Cedar street New York,
ord. and $. $. Mitchell. saeo, Agents. iyisc
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State Of Name.

YORK, So
1t Court Of County Commtssioners. begun md hsid
at Alfred. for aud ,pithin the County ~ York, on
the second Tussiqy Of dpriL, 4 ID. 1902
IN the foregoing petition Ii Is considered by tho
" Commissioners that the pet TONERS are rcspon.
sible and that they onsht toc heard touching the
matter set forti in er petition. and therefore or.
der, That the petitioners give notice to all persons
AMI corporations Interested that the County CON-
missoners will meet ut the dweling.ho so OF oli.
yer llanscom. I'm Lebanon In said County. on the
sixth day Of June. A. ID 1861 ut ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day. when they vii, proceed TO
view the route set forth In the petition and iEedi
ately after such view ut some convenient place IN
the vicinity will give hearing to the parties ana
their witnesses Id notice to be by causing onp'es
o said petition aud this order Of notice thereon. to
be served upon each the Town Clerks Of Lebanon
and Berwick. In said county. and also by posting
up copies Of the In three public places In zach
Of said towns. and publshin- the same three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY In the Union and Journal. newspa.
per printed In Diddei0rd, IN said county the hrst
0said publlcati ns. aud each OF the other notices
TO be thirty days ut least before tho time of s,d
meeting. that ali persons may then and there he
present aud shew cause, II any they have. why tho
prayer Of said petition should not he granted.
Attest, Z. B LORD. CLERK
Cow of the Petition and Order of Court thereon.
IL Attesti U. Is. LoRD, CLERk.
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EvyRYHOrY's pELiour.-The Family Dyes OF
Howe 4 Stevens, $50 broadway, are truly ey-
erybody's delight This Is quite natural when
il il considered that they are just what every
body has been wanting for years For the
small sum Of IS cents these gentlemen give their
patrons n package OF whatever color may be sc
iected. which is warranted to be better than
any other preparation in the market. Their
list includes more than thirty co;ors, and these
In turn may be multiplied Indefinitely. There is
no sort NJ fabric. wooden, silk or cotton. bon.
nets, ribbons, gloves, &C., &C., hut may be used
with equal facility and certainty. No wonder
the dyes are 81 popular.
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENOE

Mr.. Geo. Hutchins Of Kennebunkport was
accidentally shot by pistol in the hands OF ID.
U. Hut on the Gath ult. The ball entered his
body between the ribs, and he fingered in great
agony some twenty hours. Deceased was ~
year, Of aye. and leaves wife and Eve chill
dreu. What makes the accident more sad Is
the fact that little girl Of Mrs Turner. wish
ing for some water drank q portion OF morphine
designed for the wounded man, equalling 90
ordinary doses for child. Powerful antidotes
were administered, and the child was alive on
Wednesday last and likely TO recover.
Rev. n. D. Marshall, recently OF Buxton Cen.
ter. has accepted call OF the church in Waldo
boro. and will Immediately enter upon his Ia
bors. there.
C. L. Smith, keeper Of GROCERY on Liberty
street, was arrested last Thursday By officer
Hewss Of Portland, and carried to Augusta,
and from thence to Boston. His arrest, as we
hear reported. was for saying on his return
from Washington In March last. that he knew
Lincoln would not live through the month of
April.
In lover Biddeford. on Wednesday last, as q
young son q. John Z. Ward, was at play on
the bank Of the river With several other boys,
Inc was suddenly missed by bis companions, who
become frightened and gave the alarm. His
body was recovered half an hour later, but
could not be rcsuscitsted.
The above item which we clip from the Saco
Democrat, was known Immediately after the
event, but its publication was suppressed by
che request of the afflicted parents.
Jones Blackstone. q Waterman in the Lsco.
mia Mills, was caught by a shaft making 100
revolutions minute, the bearings OF which he
was oiling. aud whirled round, as he thinks ten
times. until all his clothing was torn of, except
his right boot, when he fell to the floor. lie
was attended by Drs. Sawyer and Warren. and
the small bone OF the right arm found to be
broken AMI his feet and legs considerably
bruised. We are pleased to learn that he Is do
ing we'll. anil bu, for his broken arm, bids fair
TO soon be on duty again.
Our neishbor Of the Democrat publishes an
obituary with the following peroration: "His
sudden and unexpected death was Ats, Of which
he was subject from a small boy"'!
What is Tony Pastors Combination Troupe
is what ever, body is enquiring. We cannot
answer except to say that they comprise many
first class actors, and give n varied entertain
ment of opera music, comedy. farce, minstrel
and psntomins. They come highly recommen
ded. and rich treat may be expected.
A singular case Of retribution, or. at least, a
singular coineidenee-suit yourselves, gentle
men, in the use Of terms-hss occurred in this
city. When the news of the assassination OF
the President was received here. she copper
heal vent upon the piazt, of her house, and
danced for Joy. Very soon, thereafter, she
was attacked by disease which has rendered
her legs useless. and the attending physician
pronOsnces her cripple for life. The females
name is in our possession.
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Treasury Department.
OrrIcr OF COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY.
WAslIiN0ToS. March 3lst, 1858 )

OrrIcE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY. !
WASHINGTON. March 3lst. 1858
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
seutcd to the undersigned 1t has been IN dc
10 appear that "Ihe South Berwick N,tional
Bank" in the Town of South Berwick, IN
the County Of York anl State OF Maine, has
been duly organized under anil according to
the requirements uf the Act Of Coneress enti-
tied ..An Act To provide National Currency,
secured by n pledge at United States bonds,
aud to provide for the circulation and redcmp'
,ion thereof" approved June 3, 1854, AID has
complied with all the provisions OF said Act
required 10 be compiled with before commen.
ciny the business Of B.nking under said Act
Now, therefore, |, FREEMAN CLARK, Comp.
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify TINT
1.-The South Berwick National Bank" in the
Town Of South Berwick, in the County Of York
and State ot Maine, il authorized to commence
The business Of Banking under the Act atore.
said.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of office. this thirty irst day ct March,
1873 L. CLARK,
FOWLS Comptroller at the Currency.
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The Swws sf Disease Reduced.-By the OBJ
Grafton of Brandreth's Pills. the total Of dis
ease Is reduced, and their continued use, according
10 printed directions which accompany each box OF
new style certain to cure In all where the
life principle Is within their recuperatye powers.
synopsis Of Byasirsth's Pins' Csrafirs Qualities
The whole curative effect may he placed In this
light n the stomach and bowels are out of order
the general health Is affected. N any dise'se ex
lists In any part of the body, whether local or gen
eral IN character that disease Will more or less At
feet the STOMACH aud bowels. Now, Brandreth's
pills, ny removing impurities from the hlosd, and
cleansing the stomach and bowels OF matters that
interfere with their healthN action, restore and
keep in order these Important and governing or
gans oi the economy OF man.
sold by Dr. DRYDEN SMITH. Biddeford, and
81 all respectable dealers In medicines. lml5
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To hs Honorable Court Of c unty Commi'sion'rs TO
be holden at aired w'thin and for the ''osnty or
York. on the second Tuesday Of april, 4. d. 1863 :
~ p,llE undersigned, inlabitants OF the
scot. ] County Of York, respectfully repre-
1LRS sent that the road ms now trnvec' from
~ llanscoin's Corner. so called In Lebanon
TO Great Falls, N. II by way Of South Lebanon,
through Berwick. Is narrow, crcuitous AMI hliN,
and that the public convenience aud necessity de.
mands the widening and strai .henlng OF the same,
which would also accommodate large amount OF
travel nnd teaming to East Rochester, n IT,
We therefore pray your Ilonors to view said
route and widen and straighten the same. hegin.
ming at s0inc point between the Watering place. so
called on the ioai IRON ilanscom's Corner aiore-
said 10 Lebanon Centre, and pair Of bars through
which the travel In winter p sses To Lebanon Gen.
tire road-and running across said Lebanon Centre
read to some convenient point on the new roaii so
called that runs by the house or John Moody. ana
from thence through the town OF Berwick to Great
Falls N. ii ,mskinc snch widenlngs and straight.
enngs, nv new locations or otherwise, us the pub.
lie necessitv demands.
April 3, 1866.
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SPRING WoOLENS,
NORTH BERWICK BANK.

NOTICE !. hereby given that at meeting
" OF the Stockholders Of the North Berwick
Bank, held on the 18th day Of 9TH month
tAprir. 1888, II was voted to convert said Bank
into Ranking Association. under the laws of
the United States, and the Directors, at their
pleasure. hrst procuring the assent ct the own
ers ct two.thiris Of the Capital Stock, were
fully authorized to do and perform all acts ne
eessary To make the said conversion. tgI
(. In accordance with said vote. and by virtue
OF the authority therein contained. the Direct.
ors have procured the assent 10 the owners Of
two thirds Of the Capital Stock. and have this
dsy determined to Organize Immediately AZ such
association. p. HUSSEY. Cashier
North Berwick, Me-. 9TH No. tApril) eoth.
1853. 5wtg
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N. England Screw Steamship Co.
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamships
SSf$ Chesa i,cahc, Capt. Willard, and
GE E& rrn nconia, Capt Sherwood, Will,
E&ssxfSscALkuntil further notice, run as follows
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland. every HedneS.
North River, New York. every Wednesday and Sat d.
urday, at o'clock p. NJ.
These vessels are fitted up With Cue aecommoda.
lions for passengers, making this tho most SPEEDY
New York and Maine. $50
Passage, $50, Including Fare and State Rnors.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and from olon
troal, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and st. Jolu. r..I.. .H I....I T...r.l ...l
Shippers are requested 70 send their Freight TO
the Steamer rs early Asp. 81. on the day thatthsy
leave Portland. f...
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY a FOX, browns Wharf, Portland.
II. Is. CROMWELL Co, Nu.s6 West street, New
York. ....." .. ..fLnrOI
Portland. Dec. I. 1899. ~
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMNER ARIA EMENTi

. Tho splendid new sea.gong steam:
<s.S4 ers Forest City. Lcwistcn. ana
Tys.S Montreal, VIII until further no
u<kssSss9ot ce run ne follows ol iu iH.H
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. NJ
o'clock p. ~, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday aud ri.
day, at Z O'Clock p. VI. ".tI
Fsre-ln Cabin, sl.2j. On Deck. sl.00
I'd. Each boat is furnished with large number
Of State Rooms. for the accommodation OF ladies
and families and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving or time and expense
will be made. and that the inconyenience Of srrt
Wing In Boston ut late hours OF tho night will be
avoided. .L
The boats arrive In season for passengers to take
the earliest trains out OF the city. tI f
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding $50 In value and that person.
al unless notice Is given and paid or nj the rate OF
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
~ L. billings. Agent.
Portland. Nov. 20. 1861. r. llu a'f
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Treasury Department.

OFFIcE OF COMPTROLLER or ruE Cunusycr,
WASHINGTON, April 20. 1865,
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sentel to the undersigned il has betn made
to appear that "The First National Bank" In
the City OF Bi,ldefbr'l, in the County OF York
anl State ~ Maine. has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements Of the
Act OF Congress. entitled, "An Act to provide ~
National Currency secured bya pledge Of Uni
ted States bonds, and To provide for the circu-
lation and redemption thereof" approved June
3. 1865, and has compiled with Nil the provisions
OF SAIL Act required to be complied Sith before
commencing the business of Banking under said
Act.
Now, therefore, I, FREEMAN CLARK Comp
troller of the Currency. do hereby certify that
''rhe First National Bank" in the CITY ot Bid
defori. 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 and
seal Of Office, this twenty ninth day 1T April,
| 1865 +. CLARK,
l0wi9 Comptroller of the Currency.
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Copart,,ership Notice.

nm. BANANAS e CurrHa is this drS Also
NJ ciated With INC In the "liard War;. ausinsn,".
oul here beg tho privilege OF tsndsrIns my sin.
We thanks to the Public Cor the vssy liberal pat
mage and enoouragements sad hope for m IN.
case Of both now that Issss ssssooisted myself
It'll one Of Our most sptsfs,,.ins spsen n,, y o.
utter, Eco. .tsgiUEufIANLb, bAnuts
Biddcford. Jan. 2, 1865 'wH
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Bid,lefOrd Bank.

NOTICE is hereby given that n Special
~ Meeting of the Stockholders OF this Bank,
win be held nj said Bank MONDAY, the 22l
day of May inst, nj . O'Clock p. NJ, 10 consid-
err and determine whether they will surrender
the charter of sad Bank. or change 50 d Bank
into National Banking Association. as proyid
ell By the "Act to provide National Curren.
cy." approved juno Sd, 1873. aud to take such
measures as shall be deemed advisable in reli.
ton thereto
By order of the Directors,
R. NJ. CHAPMAN, Cash.
Biideford, May 4, 1868. l9;d
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

"a VIII no sold Mt Public Auction In Saco. on
M,ti tTURD ", May -, at2 o'clock ~, one
G.lNhalf of 2s,ory House and L. with lot us
K 1917 situated on corner lot In Somesville Said
House, pleisantly located and within minutes
walk OF the Factories and Machine Shop, Is we'll
blinded, has u good c,lar, contains: rooms, IL In
good repair, with stable CONNECTED.
Also. good well Of water, which Is brought by
u pipe into the kitchen.
Terms easy. Sale on the spot. For further par
tlculars. inquire Of VI Nancy Davis, at James
knights, Birch st., Blddetord. 3wl7
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7 e.. LIBBY. Sole Proprietor, for this city, Of
% J. s. AlERRiLLS Patent Coffin f--patenttd
March I'D. 1862. This improvement consists In
plate I, the lii turning back Over the plato With
corresponding recoss The great Advsptng &c OF this
style of cols 10 10 exhibit the plate with tho I'D
It's proper place, bssides adding very much TO the
beauty al the coffin. L5t- rf. lf.f
Our Coffin Warsroofns were established IN 1854,
by request OF citizens, who have given ~ lIbefAl
PATRONAGE, to whom wo would render tbsnks for
past fsvorsj als., for tho liberal patronage .f this
Vicinity. No palns Will be spared 10 give sat.isc-
p,snt In this county. As VIC sfc continually max
lng new improvenen oyery thing will be lifted up
In the very best style.
Robes and pl'tes constantly on hand aud fur
nlshed b order. ut our
Cs0s Manmhsctsry on Bacsw street.
r J. q. LIBBY.
PiB 1havc the exclusive right Of sale In Did
dsiord Tor Piske's Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
Biddeford. Ne, April.i65t. yl0
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In this city. April 10. Ella. only child Of j..
8. and Sarah Berry, Of Saco. IL years.
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DIR. p. II. TraSk,

Dr. I. II. TTttSk,
HAVING resigned his position in the ar.
III my, would inform the people of Saco and
vicinity that he has located himself ut this
place, where he would be happy to receive calls
from all requiring the services of physician.
DR.. I gives special attention to the treat
inert OF HumOrs, diseases OF the Throat, Lungs,
Heart and Liver; also. to the Melical anl Sur
gical treatment Of all diseases OF the Genital
and Urinary Organs.
Office in Patterns Block, near Post Office. up
stairs.
Saco, May 2, 1855. 10
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Girl Wanted.

yyyANTED. girl to do housework. Inquire q
w n. A. SMALL. Chestnut street. ~