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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, VI.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine IL no impo'itio but
a sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS from any cause whatever ana, nj.
though a powerful remedy, II contains nothing
hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies'
II Is peculiarly suited. 10 will, In shoSt time.
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Ahections
Pain In the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex.
ertion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries. AMI
Whites these pills will effect cure when all other
means lave failed and, although powerful rem.
edy do not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or
ANYTHING hurtfil TO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
paekage. which should DO carefully preserved.
For full particulars get a pamphlet, free, oil the
agent.
n B. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing
over 20 pills. by return mall. Sold by all Drug
..ists. Price 81 per bottle.
JOB MUSES, "a Cortlsudt ST., New York,
vic Sole United States Agent.
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Anew and ENLARGED edition q TN. valuable domestic
medical work has lust been pulizhed BY Charles Ihacher
pook srI<r Is Court street. Bston The anthor ply
sIan a hrre experience and extensive prctscc In thai
city, Who has prepared this work espciaiy zoe the privis
use and henrnt a both sexcs. ne symptoms and mot
mr.. Urinary AMI Genital ORGANS Pregnancy, and AL Ne
max Complaints are clearly and fully ds>crh<i CHAP
Ter sxpias The dcceptin and faud practtd ny savsr'
tising quscks Il cf itsf worth than the pce q e
tok. Asa whor. hr the noDprot-siouai reader, TINS
tn sr-t vcrk. CO. Tn i~icr, ever published. :.
~ ssl- w Bidiescci W 4 DrRSltAN Prsc %
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARIA MENTI

- The splendid new sea-yo,ng steam:
Sa ers Forest City, Lcwistca. and
GEEN Moutrcal, will until further no
E1kksS&1Dt ice run a. f0llOwei
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday, at
o'clock p. 81, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri.
day, att O'Clock r. ".
fsre-In Cabin, Si.25 On Deck, ti.0o.
NIB. Each boat Is furnished with largo number
Of state Rooms. for tho accommodation OF ladies
aud families; and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line. much saving OF time and expense
will be made. and that the inconvenience Of srri
Wing In Boston ut late hours Of the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company arc not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person
al unoss notice II given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
n Freight taken a. usual.
Portland. Nov, 90, 1854. 4itf
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NOTICE,


4 RTlCLES Of agreement entered into this tonth
a day OF March, In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty Ave, between
y. Hamilton OF Sseo, ON the drst part, Joseph w.
iceland OF Limerick, ON the second part and Por.
ter Hamilton OF Marlborough on the third part.
lIampden Fairfield OF konnebunkport on the fourth
part, Samuel h. Hamilton on the hth part, George
Y Emery OF Saco on the sixth part, all OF the
County Of York and state OF Maine. Alonfo A.
Hamilton Of Boston County OF SUFFOLK and state Of
Massachusetts. witnesseth that the parties above
named, OF the first, second, third, fourth, nfth,
sixth and seventh parts, under and by force OF an
act of the Legislature OF the State 81 Maine, ap
proyed March 10. IS6o-entitled an act to author
ne the formation Of Joint Stock Companies Tor Ne
chancal and other purposes hereby agree, and by
these articles OF association do constitute them
selves into body polite and corporate for the pur
M, 80 of engaging In and carry ing on the tnanufas
ture OF Woolen and Cotton, and woolen goods In
The town or Marlborough, In said County OF York
AMI state Of Maine, under the name Of the 'Ossi.
pes Manufacturing Company"
"a The Capital Stock OF said Company shalt be
twelve thousand dollars and shall DO divided Into
shares OF Twenty .fvc dollars each.
ID. The parties agree 10 he governed and reguis
ted by such rules and ny laws rs shall 20 estao
iished by said Company nc any regular meeting OF
sait Company, legally called for that purpose.
Per order OF President and Directors.
2wI II. II. HAMILTON, Secretary.
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Shertf,S Sale.

TAKEN on execution and win b: sold Of public auction,
al the Office Of John u. Goodwin, Of Bidef nd, In the
County Of York; on SATURDAY, the twcntysecond day o
July A. D. 1885, ut three o'clock In the afternoon, three
Shares Of the Capital Stock Of the York bank, taken OIL
said execution and attacked process III the same
suit In which said execution issu, as the property Of Wash
ngon Smart said York Bank being banking corpora
on existing under the laws Of this STATE aud having Its
established place Of business at Saco, IN said county,
LEONARD EMM0Ss, Deputy Sheriff.
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M AR RIED.

In saco June L. by Rev. O. r. Moahon, james H. Lang
lev AMI Mary L. Mitchell, both Of s
In Portland, June "a, by Rev. J. I. q. Nichols, Rev
James T. IIewes anl Miss Eleanor II. Jewet both u Il.
In Kennebunk, By Rev. l. Worth, Mr. John q. Cole and
Miss Mary A. wormwool, both Of X.
Also by the slms, Mr. Frank &. Eaton and Miss Annie
T. Williams, both Il Wells
In Portland, by the same, Mr. James C. Lord o. Lewis-
toi and Miss Fannie J. Morse Of Il.
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SheriH,s Sale.

TAKEN IN execution, and will be sold at public yenduc
on SATURDAY, the III day Of July, 4. d. 1855 OF II
O'Clock Ia the forenoon, all the right In equity which DAME
Wakefield Of Biddeford, County Of York and State q
Maine has TO redeem nom mortgage the following real
tate TO wit certain io Of land with the buildings there
ou situated on the S,u,hEast side Of Prospect street,
said Bddelor bounded the Northwest by Prospect
Ill., on the Scuth.ias by land Of James H. Foyg and or
the SOUTH West by land of Horace Ford and Porter for
.. LEONARD EMM0NS, Deputy Sheriff.
June 18th, 1885. 3w25
The above sale win take place vi the Office OF Jno. ~
C}oaixiu ESQ. In Diddeford.
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wh,,kcrs, whmkcrs.

Do you want whiskers or Mosstaches! Our IRE
clan Compound will force them to gro. on tne
smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads IN
SIX Weeks. Price ia packages Tor ". Sent oy
Address. WARNER & CO., Box i3s, Brooklyn, n.
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phiiosophy Of Marriage.

p;,.e Of the urinary and sexual organs such as spr-
ma,srhra Involuntary Emissions, Loss OF Poser, lmpo-
ana =. nos ire diseases the result II hAb
is In the yoang, imprssdenee, &c.
Reports on the above supplying the means OF cure, sent
In sesed letter envelopes 70 any adrs. Incoe scamp "
JOHN d. WILLIAMS,
llwsi re. Box sss3, Phlladelphla, Pa.
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For Sale.

IA Tue JORDAN place, on the Pool Road-a
IN beaatifal residence. The buildings and land
Ekaround thou viii be sold separate. or the pur-
chaser can have the pasture and woodland. For
fu Their particulars inquire Of r. SMALL. a son,
CITY Gull'iins, Biddeford, VI n. :. and J. o. JOR-
Dan. u
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AUCTION SALE
Es TIE.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on SATUR-
w DAY, July IS, at o'clock p. VI. on the prem:
lees, a valuable lot Of land extending IRON Hill
street on one side TO Line street on the opposite
side, consisting OF five eighths Of an acre designed
or four hut will be sold In lot. This 10 believed 70
. be The hest lot for spacious and splendid resi-
denec 10 be obtained In the city
Also ono lot Pool street, near the intersection
OF Pike street. 56 X l40 feet.
Ono lot of Il acre. mostly rich soil and suitable
for cultivation, South-westerly from Pool street,
and adjoining lots belonging to the estate OF t. M
Piersou.
One on the South. east side Of Pike street, about
80 feet square.
One lot on Persons Lane, 50 60 feet, and one
lot ON High At.
All OF said lots will be sold on the Day ah1Ve
named unless previously sold at private sale. For
further particulars inquire OF JOHN TUCK.
Biddeiord, June %. 1865. 3w0
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~ Fares are Jfpe esnfs Tess when tickets are
purchased at the otoe than when paid In the cars.
FRANCIS CHASE,
SuPERixrEspEsr.
po,,,.nd An,ii IA. is65, 46istf
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II cures PiLEs, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, OPrREss
IoS oy FoOD. SOCR STOMACH, PALrtrArtoNs, Flush.
KS or the PACE, PAIN ~ ruE BACK Ann JoiSrs,
JAuSDlcE, YELLowNEss OF ruE EYES AND SKIN
CoArER TONGUE, LIVER COMPLAINT, Loss or Af-
pErirs, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c. Any thing
likely TO prove a reliable remedy for habitna Cos
tiyeness has ed impo 10 until we heard or
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ALSO,

RlbS'b, .....
"a Nv two story House ON South street, near
- IN oppDs te tue 0ItnUiox Church. Here Is
kehancs H. Inv nice residence that is rarely
offered ltis sitnAted on the best street In Bidde.
ford. Il nicely shaded BY trees, corner lot mas
vines, such as strawberry and grape, commodl.
Gus stable and woodshed attached, a large c'stern
for soft water, and as good well OF hard water
as can he found in the city, while the inside Is Mt
ted up with all tho modern conyenences and In
style IN RUFUS SMALL.
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TWO WILD GEESE and Tame one, by the sub.
| scriber, between this city and the Pool. Any
information OF the same will DO suitably reward
3D. ALBERT NORWOOD.
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Sure to Regulate the Bowels,
Relief and Health to your Infants.

We have pa, up aud .Od this article for over 80 years
and eau soy ~ confidence Gad truth Of 1t what we have
never been able say u any other m@line-asrer ha'
Il failed in single instance TO effect cure, When time
" used Never dd know Instance Of dissatisfaction
by any one Who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
With It's operations and speak In terms u cOmmendaton OF
IL. magical effects and medl virtues. We speak in this
matter s,rAat ice DO knoc" after 80 years experience
aud yisdys oar reputation for the fabfinsni Of ~ha
ice hsrs declare. In almost every instance where the in-
CAN'T Is suffering run pain ami exhaustion, relief viii be
found In Is or 20 minutes AFTER the syrup administered
Full dircctiuns &c using win accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the facsimile o. CURTIS PER
KINs New York. Is the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Druggists thrOughOu, the world.
Price osiy IS cts. per bottle. 6m2i
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AUCTION.

The estate Of 7. II. ELLIS, situated In
saco viii be sold at Public Auction ON
WEDNESDAY Sent o. at 10 O'clock IL not disposed Of ut
private sale before the above date. The house wo-sGr
brick with 10 rooms and ell blinded, large windows with
weights Said hose Is In the best repair with good out.
hulhings and within four rods Of Post Oice, Pepperell
Square has good well Of water, and adoins land OF NJ
ttcn The lot 10 feet the street. enclosed and con-
ains about acre. Buildings and lot cost $500 and VIII
be sold fr $1,000 For particulars inquire Of T. d. ELLIS,
saco or s ID ELLIS, BildefOrd. 21ti
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In this city, June 10, Annie L. infant daughter Of J.
anil Amanda Anthoine.
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DR.. HARRiSoN'S
PeriSfRffic LOseNSeS!

They are agreeable TO the palate, cause no pain,
operate promptly, never weaken the stomach like
all PITTS. In every case OF COSTIN ENESS anu
PILES they produce Immediate relief, and never
require increase or dose 10 effect cure Children
and females may use them under any elrcumstan'
ces. Price 60 cents small boxes 30 cents.
A Standing Challenge.
We will pay 5000 to any person who produces an
article equal 10 the Perstaltc LoIenges la any res
pect aud inlorsed by all Physicians AMI Drus'
No. I fremont Temple, Boston.
For sale by Druggists. yll
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N. England Screw Steamship Co.
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

.N, The splendid and fast steamships
NSk Chesa peaie, Capt. w. w. SnER.
EIENw WOOD. and Fraucoula, Capt. IL.
E1ek2etfLHSHaRwoop Will until further notice
run as follows,
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every weduss.
day and Saturday, at 4 o'clock ?. H., and Picr
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat
urday, ut 4 o'clock p. NJ.
These vessels arc fitted up with nne accominoda .
lions for passengers making this the most speedy.
safe aud comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, in Stat Room, $500. Cabin passage.
$500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this limo TO and from Mon.
treal, Quebec, Bangor. Oath, Augusta, Eastport
and 1t. John.
shippers are requested 70 send thel! Freight 10
the Steamer as early as3P 81. on the day that they
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply
EMERY & FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. B. CROMWELL & Co, No. 81 West Street, New
York.
z Portland. May 20, 1866. 20
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LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED

LEI Emo nEWRIViHu uNOIAiWeU
Tn the Pos, Oaic, at BidicfJrl, State Of Maine, Tn
i 3oth day Of Jane, 1853
Ashleigh Harry Lord Fannie A
Uutterteld Seliuda Lcavptt Mary T.
bacon Paul Litchheld Mary
Billings MaryJ Lesase Sophia
Brown Maria Moore Winafred
Berry Mrs Nv McLeese Mary
Berry Mrsl III Mason Abbie w
Brackett John II Cakes Charles
Brown Helen q Neville Helen
Barry Nellie Nelson Susan Y
Brown Charles Plummer ID
Buz,ellBP Poor Charles L
Berry Albert Roberts Fannie y
Condor Anna Kicks Geo il-2
Clement James Sylvester Sabis
Corson Susan A Smart Mrs
Crompton Vim Shanahan Margaret
Day Mrs Francis Sawyer Ephrsin b
Davis Abbie A Swan Emma
Evans VIM Sawyer Uorcas
Elliot Jessie smith charlotte
Henderson Mrs EE Smith Abbie
French Mary T. Scribner Bradford
Flanders W F-2 Thornton Julia-2
Gill JosephP Thurston Samuel S
Grant J Webster Sophia
GOldthwsit Lizzie r Weeks VI
Goodrich ALMA Wentuolth Jennie c
Cove Abbie a Wakefield Jennie s
lialey Anna l. Wood isaac
Hawkes. Mrs G II Noodnan Mrs III D.
Iianscom Sarah A Whitehouse-fannie L
IIackett Samuel Walsh Ellen
Jose Henry Wentworth Is Chase
Jefferson Henry watson AnnleS
Lord Charles Wadleish AL
~ To obtain any OF these letters, the applicsn
must call tor ADVERTISED LETTERS. aud pay wv
cents for advertising.
CT- IL not called tor within ONE MONTH. the!
will be sent TO the bead Letter 0lce.
CAROLINE Z. COWAN. T. NJ.
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DIED.

II Notices Of deaths, excecing six inss inSerte
free above that NUMBER at regular advertising rates.
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At Court Of Probate held at Portland, within AMI
FOR the County OF Cumberland, on the third Tues
day Of juno, In the year OF our Lord ono
thous md eight hundred and slxty.ave,
EDWARD Z. BOURNE, Judge Of Probate for the
IL County Of York. named Executor In certain
instrument pirporting TO be the last will and tes'
lament OF Abigail ". kimball, late OF hennebunk,
In said County OF York, deceased, having present.
cd the same for Probate; .H.
IL ,pas Ordered, That the said Executor give no.
tice to all persons Interested, by causing notice to
be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Union
and Journal, printed at Bidde!ord, that they may
appear ut Probate Court ~ be held mt said Port.
land on the third Tuesday Of July next, at ten
Of the clock IN the forenoon, aud shew cause, fany
they have, why the said instrument should not be
proved approved and allowed as the last will and
testament or said deceased.
John A. Waterman, Judge.
ID Eugene Humphrey, Register.
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COFFIN W:aKEHOVNE.
SOMETHING NEW.

I G. LIBBY. Sole Proprietor, for this city. OF
~ J. =. MERiliLLS Patent coNn Lid-patsnted
March I'D, 1863. This improvement consists II
cutting OF tie lid, with projection for the name
plate the lid turning back over the plato vita
corresponding recess. The great advantage Of this
style OF collins i to exhibit tho plate with tho I'D
either open or cosed--ai,rays showing tho plate In
lts proper place, besides adding very much 10 the
beauty Of the CONN.
our CONN WsrsIooms we're ssts1llshsd ~ 100,
by request OF citizens, who have given 10 iibernl
patronage, TO whom We would render thanks fpr
past avors also for the liberal patronags of this
Vicinity No pains will no spared 10 give sstisfsc-
tlon, and make tlls the Beet Coin Ware Essabii,t.
msnt In this county. As We arc continually max
Ing new improvements. everything will DO fitted up
In the very best style.
uished a. order, at our
Cenn Msasfsessry sa Bscss ..!ss.:
J.C. LIBBY.
P.S. have the exclusive right of sale In Did.
dsIord Tor Flsks's Patent Metallic burial Cases.
Biddeford. Me-. April, 1854. yis
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Real Estate


THE undersigned gives notice that be has dis
| posed OF his interest 10 the grocery business st
Kings Corner, 20 Henry w. Ooodwin and James u.
York All pcrsrns having claims against him are
requested 81 present the same Tor payment imms
distsy, and al psryons indsl ted To him are mott
Ned that his accounts must ne settled within sIxiy
days or thoy will be len In the hands Of collso
Tor. PRANK YORK.
BiddcfOTd, Aug. -, 1861. u
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Costiyeness the Most Prolific Source OF
IN Health.

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LOST LOST I

June 10. 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
GOLD

.sa.E1 10 szsl1 3 sf Esf7aQ
{ oz sagT 5z5af f1lss aa1tt ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
How General Grant Arose From OBJ


~
= Burleigh," the we'll known cores.
pendent of the Boston Journal, thus tells
the story of General Grants re. enter
ance into the United States army:
-Four years ago this very mouth,
Mrs. Grant lived in her quiet home in
Galena. Her husband, was Mr.. Grant,
the leather deaIer-a plain amodest,
reliable man, without much apparent
force, who attracted very little attention
any way. The war had commenced.
The flag had been shot Awaylfrom Sum-
ter, and shot out of o rebel cannon at
Memphis had assailed as. One day Mr..
Grant called on Mr.. Washburns, who're.
sided in Galena. He told Mr. W. that
he did not feel right-that he could not
sleep nights--that he felt that he was do
ing nothing for his country al have
been educated OF the nations expense,
seld he, !" but here am at home doing
nothing. ] don't know what to. do, l
sm no politician. 1 don't seem TO be
wanted anywhere, yet feel as if i a m
fit for something, if / could only find my
place. Mr.. Washburne invited his
neighbor to accompany him 20 Spring
field, where an important consultation
was to be held st the request OF GoYen-
or Yates. On the morning OF the fourth
day Mr.. Grant called at Mr.. Washburnes
room, and said 10 him: "Nobody
knows me here--there il nothing for me
TO dol am going homer Hold on
day longer" said Washburne. The
next day an. important discussion was
held in the Council Chamber. At Mr..
Washburne's request, Mr. Grant was cali
srnor Yates cried out, cGoOd God, Wash
ed in. He held an interview with the
State authorities for thirty minutes, and
then went out. As the door closed Gov
burne, who is that man2 1 have learn
ed more about troops in this thirty min
utes than l knew all my life; aii can
do for him now 10 to put him on my staff;
yon 90 home and raise a regiment and
I'll commission him as Colonel The
thing was done. The rest of the story
the world knows by heart rOarcT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

WALKINe.-The tradesmeu in walking
gives signs of folding cloth and meas
uring tape, and taking down bundles.
The ponderous arm aud heavy fall of
his hand betrays the blacksmith; and The
quick, nervous grasp with which she adj
justs her dress gives unmistakable signs
of factory operative Travellers who
visit the field of Waterloo are accustonl.
ed TO enter their names IN the register.
This book has been kept for mauy years
by the same person, and with wonderful
accuracy he is able to designata the yis-
itor's nation simply By inspecting the
handwriting. Much more easy can the
profession or nation be detected By
means of tho gait The grave Span
lard, the phlegmatic Dntehman, the vi
vRcious and sanguine Frenchman, the
reserved and formal Briton, the inquis-
tive, impetuous, seli-coufideut American
each betrays the national trait in his
style of walking. &C
The sailor rolls when on shore as if
our trim planet sailed unsteadily The
soldier marches even when no longer
under orders. The syoophant bends the
knee as if every man he met was a
prince. The lawyer steps boldly and
Patronizingly. The clergyman abstracts
ly, as if the street were bis study, or
cautiously, as if mindful of the gins and
pitfalls spread for the feet of the I'M
wary. The waiting clerk is known by
his bows and his graceful effroniery
We distinguish coxcomb by the careful
manner in which he drops his foot and
picks his way along the street: a walch.
msn oy his heavy measured tramp.
"S Saen.s sArnter, schoolgirls trip,
senoofooys daily and loiter,s children
pa1.sE ooeeoss hurry, hunters stride,
asams'sss trIoge, gossips cape, market
stalk, alderman strut
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Charter Oak Life IneurancsT Co.,
Hartford, Conn Cash AsBets
100000 90.

eiGEx9J J-yv. NExsans ID
General Insurance Agent,
Marble Hail. NO. - maiD St.
80 - EvsneYtIe. 2aa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

North american insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets
100000 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

= Burleigh," the we'll known cores.
pondent of the Boston Journal, thus tells
the story of General Grants re. enter
ance into the United States army:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

Holmes was right Another cable
has been produced, and behold--De
Sautyl As mysterious as ever, anc
with the old uncertainty as to his cor,
rect name, for whilst one account says,
nMr De Sauty is in charge Of the cleo.
trical condition of the cable for the
maker" another says it is Mr.. De
Sanity" Where be has been for the
past seven years is as much a mystery
TO the public as what becomes of fliea
in winter. 1t is enoughthat he is again
on earth, after long liberation, ready
to proclaim as of old, All right De
Sauty."