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Attest. George II. Knowles, Register.

A. . Court q Probate hold 81 Aiffsi. within
and for the county Of York, % the nyt fuesdsy
IN Msrsh, 10 She ysss q or lcsd eighteen
hundred and siIty-ssvs By the IIon. z Y.
Bourns. JsdEs Of ssid Ceaftt
m the petition Of oliver Cutts. Guardian OF Hss.
" ksil Pisros, q Kittsry, In the county 81 York.
% insans psrsen, nov u Ne nains Issans Iiospi-
tai ct Augusta, epresentInE that the persopsI es-
tate OF said Pierce y not slfsssnt 70 psy bic u.s.
debts and charges OF gSa rdisashiy ssd on % nsss
OF nsintenapss Of hinseH sad haiiy, ny the sum
q Ave hundred dollars. and praying fof license
10 sell AID convoy the whole " the rvsl estate Of
said Fierce. 81 psble ssstiea ~ private ME be-
; ..,. partial sale The '''d'' ''''t = E'''y
ovSsrsI, rAs, IL pstisiossr dive ,s,ks ,Lssa 10
all persons istsrsstsd In I'D sststs, By esSbss
copy Of this order 70 Be psblbked IN ihs unisn
and Journal, pnptsd 10 BiadsSesd. IN I'D sessty.
jor three wsets saecsssivsly that they may sppesr
Ut Probate Court 70 be held at South Berwick. 10
said county. % he 1rss Tuesday In April
nett st ten Of the clock In the forsnoon, and shsw
cause u any they have. Why the prayer Of said 20
tition should not b gysntsf
Attest, 0ssrss II. ksovltss. Rsgistsr.
AZ. n~~~~. m gu~-,sn- u..t~x..
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An Esyaunusp Rsnrsr. JohnsonS ADndyne Inl-
mept q eItensiyely kpown established rrmety 10
Coughs, Colds, Broodhkis, Harness and osasr u0ubs
Of the Throat and Lungs
The want Of O rood Ccpiiton Powder has long ben
IN by korseneo, whIeh We are ppasei 70 .nD'ance has
hen hIy net b. he prupstson Of shsssians Csvssy
Condition PowderA
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A'''' ' ass:.., o...r. n. xD..,.... n.r,...,.

A. o Court OF PYvbats held 81 Alfrsd, With.
In ssd fos The county q York, On The hsst Taes-
day In March, ~ he yssr - OF Lssd eight
cen hundred and siIty.ssvsn. By IL Hsa. L. &.
Beurns Judge Of said ColTt,
nm the petitionef SsmseIS Rolhss. Guardian oi
~ George l. Lewis, miner sad child Of Bsnk-
min y. Lewis, lsls of berwick, IN M eounty. de-
ceased. praying for license 70 and convey, 81
pablse auction OF private ale. ell the nshs title
and Interest or his sad ward In end TO eerain reel
estats, situated In berwick, IN MD sossty, and
the proceeds thereof 10 put - intsrest paid real
estate 10 more iully described In said petitionG
Ordered, Thst the pstitisssr give soties tbsreofto
ell psrsons interested ~ said estate. hy eapsing
copy Of this order TO b poblised thru vvsks cue
cesslvsly In the UsSsR 4 Jssrssi, printed - Bid-
dsi0rt, IN said cosnty, that they may appear 81 .
Probate Court 10 BE- held stSouth Berwick. In
said eosnty ,on the nrst Tuesday OF April nsIt,
at ten Of the clock In the forenoon. and shs1
cause, u any they have, Why the prayer Of said
petition shSald not b grsated.
Attest. 0sosgs II. knewitoa, Register.
Xtisst, Gsorys n. Knowitua. Rsyi.tr.
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Biddeford and Hsco Retail Price Current.
coaRscTns wnuLy.
arnpAY, March IL, 1867.
MARKEr-March II.

-HhI9HTON AANhhi-mnrOa zoe
A martes ~ ths current wesk catsse 1915 sheep end
lambs 271s swins, 1907 punbr Western Cattle, lio1I
PRiCI1-BeS CaHis- Ertr, SIS Is q - 30, au,
qualify, Si1 - q - 90, seoond quality, I'll % u oo
third quality, II ooD II 2A
HIDES, 10 oc = h. Taiiow, 10 1ictb.
PKLIH % % 10 cob. .#i
CALY SKtNs, Ito zoe y b.
Rrnian-rhs avsrags quality Of the cattle va bettes
than last week, with an Increase q About LOG heals fo.
he stste Of Nsioa Coed Cats loand rssdy market q
reasonable pcss, which ssspoodsa with last weeks quo
tstions.
MICH COWS and Calves - ~ - 100 q las.
50, esoh Kxts, % % . 10 q fron q q loc Y b.
swINE-westsm fss suins, live, noos.
Dressed oi % l0c per b.
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Pre- to Everybody

o. Pre- TO Every booyI
ALarrs 9 pp. Circular, diving Information Of
he greatest importance 70 The yoang Of both
nxss.
Il teaches how the hous'y may become besuu.
fui, the dssplssd respected. and The NHsAsa
loved. -..-.s..- = go.
No young lady or gentleman should NIL 70 sssd
their Address, and receive . copy, post Psh' oy
return mall. Address r. o. Dvavsr q.
ems Troy Y.
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Xtiss,. asorr. II. Kno-l.o.. R..i..r.

A. Court Of Prnhass hsh q Ahrd, within
and Tor the COsnty Of York, % The first Tuesday
10 March, In NE yer u sss Lssa eighteen
hundred asA slItyssysn, BY NE Hen. y. T..
Bouvss. Jsdgs of aid Cosrt,
w aeertsiA Instrument. purporting 70 be the lat
will ssd isstaasst Of Joseph Bmery. late of Eiot.
In said ess.ty. dsessssd. Assi,g pssasatsd The
'.Ss TOT ptsS 49, h. 49,. .,.,,.o, ~, ,..,,, II
al psrsoos interested. ny causing . copy Of this
srtef 70 b psLlishsd three weeks excessively In
ths Uaisn and Journal, printed q BlddsIord, that
~ South Bsis isk. n nd county, On Ne ant rueS
day IN April ns1t, ~ ten u he slesk n The
forssooa, sod shsv easse, ~ say thsy. hsva Why
and allowed e he lass viii and testament q he
sAld dsssassd.
Attest, George u. Knovitoa, Rsgis.sr.
Xti..t. osorS, II. Knorl.en. Rsxis..,.
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A. = Cont OF Probate held Of Aiffsd, within
and FOR he County OF York. on The 6rn russdsy
in March. IN the year Of our Lord sightssn
hundrsd and sixty-ssysa. By The Hsn. Z. d.
bourne, Judrs of ssid Coarti
j esrtaia instrlnens psrporting 20 b the LAST
WI and testament Of Jcshss C. Ltteheld, late q
Ne ans ~ pssAetsr
,ort,st, That the said exscutrix give notice %
srSsr 10 BE- psblished IN the Ussss NJ Jssrsss.
printed ct Biddsford, IN said county. for 'h.ss
weeks ssecsssivsly that they nay appear o. Pre-.
county. on The arst TsssSAy n ApsH se1t. Of
ten The clock In Tie breseon. and shsv sasse %
any thsy Avs. why the m instrument should
vfii snd tsssaRsas ~ ne mid Aessssed.
Affect, 0sssgs II. kaowitoa. Register.
1sSs... eserr, n. Kssvi.e.. n.siss.,
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Gov. Brown Of Georgia sums up The
political situation In the following plan and
truthful terms:
The PARTY usually designed the Radical
Pms' lssstmned By De ~giorIy q tie pee-
mn oil the North. The Coasscssmea Of that
party srs generally Representations msn. o.
The Deuocntic Party b mot sustained By
NE peopls Of che North, and b not gaining
sround. Az b always che oase sfses suo-
cssiul var. the party In he Government,
which b ~ down ~ opposed 70 WaF' IN
fSs r.ooo..roc.iou polio, 81 the Ptsidsn,
b nos sustained By The popular ssntimsos OIL
the Northern people. i-., 20 f.u'. "'n "
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VMn. Be,sey Baker, who, when Miss
.HetealG add ~ years Of age, braided the
first straw bonnet ever made in the United
States, died at Dcdham last week, In her
89th year.
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couNciLNEN.

Wardi, Eep.-lIorace DAVIS, A. c. Camp
bell. Daniel Holman; elected. Dem.-Joserh
Ns.comh, Joseph Haley. John q. Benson.
Ward 2, Dem.-James Kelley, 3. NJ. John
soa, lryisg Smith; elected. Rsp.-G. W. Hatch
J. 0oldsbrough, VIM. Psrkina
Ward ,, Rep-w. u. henderson. L. II.
whham. NJ. Il rsroox. elected. DEM J. u.
Rose, J. e Pike. Daniel ribbets.
Ward I. Dsm.-A. Perkins, Jos. 0ilpatriok
y. 8 Jsllssoa. elected. Rsp.-A. l. Turner.
y. Parohsr, G. II. Brscke,t.
Word 5, Rrp.-E. II. McKenney. q. 8.
West. Jsroas GARLAND, elected. Dsm.-J. d.
Wadleigh, Z u. Hooper. John Blvder.
Wsr36 Dsm.-r. n. Locke. J. l. R,hsrts
u =. Woodnsa. elected. Rep.-w. u. Hsnsou
Jsrp. Scannsll. l. y. Small.
Ward :. Dsm.-J. A. Hooper. q. N. walk
~. D. L L,,tlsasli. siseisd.-Rsp. Joha Drew.
B Locke. & L. Boynton.
The following Is tho vote Of Saco, elect
ing Mr.. Joseph Hobso,. q sterling Republi.
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Probate Notices.

ITO ell persons Interested In either Of the s'tats'
al Court q PrcS..s held .. Alfred. within
Of March, In the year Of oar Lord eighteen hui,
dred and slxSy-saven, the following matters hav'
Ing been presented for the action thereupon here
in1as:, indicated: !. J, be 0rSsrc%.
tsrssted. BY causing . cepy. Of thls order 70 b
Published three weeks suecessivsly 10 the UeSeu
and Journal. paper p.hlshcd 10 Biddsford. "a
printed ct sseo, In Gid eoaaty. that thy nay ap-
pear ct Probate Court 10 be held Of South Dec.
wick, In sid county. on tho arst Tuesday Of Apsfl
heard 4 ::s g 3: ssss y s Iss's:s s'' y
MOSES WILSON. late Of i.r;en.a:ld: d.e.s::d
Executor therein named.
\ CHARLES HILL late Of Wells. dsssassd. Will
presented for probate BY 6arah W. Hill, the kxso'
utrix therein named.
WILLIAM DEERINa, late Of sse,. dsoeassd
thS IIscutof thsrsln named .UEttl
ELIJAH BEAN, late OF Berwick. deceased. rrs
account presented for allowance, By Csrollns II
Btsekpols, Adninistrstrx.
FREEMAN NJ. HARRISON, late Of South Der
wick, deceased. First account presented for allow
.nes, By John A. Hooper. Adninls!fator: -else
ssntsd ~ Nancy B. hsrdisos, widow o. 'sid Dc
ceased.
aREENLKAH ]; PREscorr. Let. Of xi,..ry
snes, By Francis Dseoa, Admin'strstor.
GEORGE II. MARsroN. late Of Limington. DO.
s...sd, ry. :oGeuns presented for allowance sv
WILLIAM MURcH. late Of sseo. dsesss.d.
iSsSasS, xsslsississ. NO wiii ssscsa.
= ssr.,, Hm. lSss Of Bsot, dsssassd.L second and
anal sscount. presented for allowance, By Jossph
Hill, Executor.
Rstssf MITCHELL, iats of. Ksussbssk. deceased.
n. Mitchell. idminfstrtrix.
R1nism Hsrm~ssd, late OF wells, dseessed.
Second account. presented for allowances By Ivory
cAs,iss Y. coU,ss, minor child and heir Of "a.
ward II. Collins, late OF kittsry, deesssed. Tirse
account. prsssntsd for allowances By Bsnjsmia
huyridEs, Guardian. rr-.,.g -
cAs,is, n. s,esy. John n. Drsey. and s..shJ :.
iCr allowances Sy siiss Derby, Gssrdiss.
ss~sa ss.s,a.. isss Of Lynsn.. dsosss.d. Isti.
tlos Or sdsislssrstiea. pesesutsA By Robert Rob.
err, - hsir q aA dsssassd. ~ IA
s.,.v each. late Of North Bsrwist, deco ed.
Petition for sdnlnistntiou 70 Esskiah Clsnsats
presented By Am Clsmsnts-s daughter Of said
deceased. ......II.
Phnr H.sssa, minor and child q william
Hansoom late OF Eliot, dsssessd. Pstitsoa fos is.
cons: " ssi and eoeyey reel estate, prsssatsd b
william llsnm"nd, Guardian. -.
2 Jsa1is. PIse.. ls,s II K,.ssry. dee:..sd; r.s.-
'sn''u " "'"s~ ''' 49, ---l
<fsrnisv n. Oesvss, late % Kittsry, dsceesed.
Petition f,r dover, and an allowance out Of PSF
senal Sststs, presented b. ClsssosinA r. snvss,
,I... ~. ], x...,,A xs
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No. q.
No. 2.
DIR. SCIIENCK'S
NEW OFFICE. NV

pR. ,. n. scHENCx, g rsa.dssph,., has eyesed an
o,os on ssoood noos o. No. 8 HAsovEl srlEsi. No.
ssn, where Be WIN b prOssssioaaity wy MLDsxa-
samrtoS, q any d,ssssS lssdn1 % u iaysd 20 s.s
on An Ne nves advice ftss sst - thosossh s,..-
ssh:ses ca ..e.!a 2 Ls; :; ~. ,: ne
n.sy hs r.lssas syy s:. y, 1Sss: ssa ns a.
b q ,. can ,.li sa.s.iy Aos f.t Ss ,s.E sS Soss,
nary bgusshiai or Dyspsptic Coasu1ptoa q WHISTLER
Il u merely an niesfstsd throat ard eatanh' % noa
Hs msdsinss have I'm dirset,oas, % any one san
take thsa witAsst sssag hny hst NJ sys nsar ~
and are VEN enough. b.st 70 zee him Az thsss q
hs nsd1snss Az rsqalssl b nsahy svsy 49, lene
dseass fbg 4 % imposslbs 10 cure Consumpttou unhss
ne ssesnaeh and tvR are ~ = 1Srfsst esees. 70
ret iunss in healing condition ths sloaseh must b
eiesnsed ana an apDshs ~ ssud M ned eesed %
a. 10 mSie rood blnod bsOfs The lungs VII begin 70
hA; thsa De ehIns and niEht swsats WIN stse, and
the sIpsctoeatton bscoma me- and easy. .H
lie kseps Q hil supply q nsdicines q hb Ppoens,
Psses q ne PurocIe SyTup and seaw.-d Tonic sseA
uOIss Sssns, q M n hafdossa AAndfaks fsh,
1 S:o E ocSbwn b Co. . Iiannv.. ssr..., ms:
Sos, Osnsrai whsisssis Agents fes TIE Sew EaGiand
6tasss. For sale By al drsssssss- -. "'."
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This certain and sGsstsal .ssrs 70. cssshs -
eli aiss.sss q % 1rssl - l.sc. - - e.
~ "a :' FL, y {: - 49, 80: "
sfA ssss, ~ iGs5s 5 Co. fssra'ss"' T's''-
q. b. sss1.in s Co.. se'sss As'.'1',. , ssld By
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|. a Hon. John Minor Botts has written .
sstssr, usder date. Of March =, 70 prom.
ineut Coagsssnan, ID Which 10 sease sna'
ths ss6s, LSehhssrs Of VhEiua ulu dx ne
~ TssAy n Nay &c . eouvsation, thai
The rsbsl foross are throsehiy orxsnissd, and
yin esrtailly oootrol tks oosvsstion usless
10 rsyistsatsoa law aud provisioes sos voting
b sslIos 90 Isev'dsd Il IL pssaat ssssteu
Of CoogrssI He ~ noe ees6f,A Of tks
oolorsd people are awsrs Of thsls right b
vote d ths ensuing elsctioa. he ssd Ne
Usios Psop's isplors 0osgs. ses - ~
joan before providing ~ hSssAies sss-
gseeed. III ~ ln-ilnl.n ID ID 40
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and we'll known VEGETABLE Pull
oId,st asd most pAssieass for forty yeari
past Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER co.
DruyyIsts Boston, Proprietors. 6m3
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VISs hsiss sda psrssa vhs Odd u
NswnGsoa, " u. anse having coasunsd
N ,slas d The esssts IA thsm IN Haiea-
tjcn havu Wllhdnwn thslr Gee dom tho
eoul sTAs lswyess have hid ths oysssr
- tksy - she'll. ,fr sl' 7m
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MINERAL BATHS ns hsme.-A few
baths prepared With Strumstio salts, will efTectu:
ally cure Dyspspsis, Rbsumstism, Scrofuia end
Eruptions on the fscs. Sold BY Druggist: geDsf.
sllv Oh" ..t eOplyi8
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Indian voeetsble Medicines.

Indian Vegetable Medicines,
Prepared BY science b suit each CASE will cleanse
the blood aud restore health 10 the isvslid. CAN.
GERS, SCR0FuLA and The won't forms q disssss
sursS., ABsek explaining these fsets will b sent
free. Address Dr.. r. GREENE, 10 rsnrLs PLACE,
BosroH, MASS. 3uS
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CleanDe The BlOod.

With sorrvSt disssdsrsds - viasssd
Blood, 200 afs dck On over. IL nag
bspt osl IN hmpsss, % Borss, - in some
seuvs disease, a u mag merely ksep 700
,iistiea, deprsssed and rood ibs nnthlng.
Bat you s.nnst havs GOD hs.itA vhi,e
your blood b tmPars. Arms sAssArA.
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MARRIED.

In this city, March ., by Rev. 81. Evans, Mr.
Oetavius Spinsrd and MlS Lucio Bibar, both Of
this city.
Stephen Hanson and Miss Olive J. QuiDs.
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DIR. s. 8. FITCH'S
"FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Bsveaty.six pages prlos . osnn.. sent TO any
esivsd, read, and fully approved. IL 10 . perfect
guide 70 tbs sick or indispOssd.
Address, DR. q. 8. Fitch, Is fremont Street,
Boston. Iy6
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the NATIONAL COUGH CURE

has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, Of Boston,
when pronounced By physicians tnesrsbis. IL yill
cure any esraSis cough u always rsiispu. For
osrseness, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, no., IL has M
superior. Admirable, also, FOR public sPs.keIs
and singers. Sold By sll Drusyists. @. u. GOOD
WIN 4 CO., Boston, Wholesale Agents.
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Special Notice.

SpeClaI NOCICe.
TIlB dividends Of the New England Lie Insur.
ancs Co., on policies issued ct this Agency. are
r. SMALL q Son,
Genl Agts. OF N. Il. Life Ins Co..,
lvt0 Biddeford, Ne
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DIED.

u Notices Of deaths sxe-ilng siI lines, inserted
Rec, above thai number, NJ regular advertising rates-
In Buxton. tDar Milo March 8, Mr. Ivory Ber-
~, sxod 20 years and months.
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cossrAAus El,crxp.

coHsfAALss ElscrxD.
w.d I, r. LIBBY; M.ra 2. ,p;s s.sds,
Mod 8. o. Dsrsis; Wsrao. ADDRESSES Lord;
WsFd J. yossph CAsdboarA All Republicans
Sss J. J. WlsIis. "A
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N O TIC e 1!

ss s;s p:,s e: .ss 2: :s,.
isss, We rssisnsd he 0sserai .Agssey Of tie Mass.
Mutual La Insurance Co., 81 SpsinI Ash and 10.
esptsd the General Agency Of shs New England
state Of Maine, which u mush stronger and bet
Ter company. pays . srssr dividsod. AID pays 10
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WARREN'S COUGH BALSA4!
Warrn's Cough BalMm.
Wantn's Cough Balnm.
Colds. Coughs, Ineiptsnt Cos,amption.
Whoopins Cough, dsth.s, Brenshtfis, snd
All DiRaRs OF The Throat and Lungs.
AN INFALLIBLE RIMADY.
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
b. r.. URT.....Prspssessr,
BANGOR, MAINE ,-r.
So,d IN Bh&ieSord ny d.. }. SAWYER, ~. n
BACON, J. L. DEAN. Sseo, 8. y. SHAW. hss
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though Il bad not been taken. E.t. b.,
- ....,,
Inc hoo'e o. nere'"s",e' s".u
a o,'' W s'0so o. -, !" - suP'. =:
to inc nc" ""y y" ~ ~" 49, 81.
eHn. so'e,"." " y. :. :.
facilitate Tue" ' % VIC
eommsnoms v.' =" 20" " "
cause 70 no ma"o 'e0'0 w
arss'"''o" IN esen county on" =.
male citizens OF inc on''eo es.'ss o's' q
yea" OF sse' resident IN socn county osPr
ish, which registration shs'i 'ne'ooe oo'y
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J.L q. N!sAsh, }
K IN. f.i a.is::.. y
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Co,leaor 4 Constable bradford Conscns.
Tho following gentlemen were publicly
installed as officers Of Arundel Lodge Of
FREQ and Accepted Masons At Kennebunk.
port: ,, 5000,
n. n. ch.dbourme, w. NJ; o. Drown. 8.
W.; J. Cameron. J. W.; 8. Brown. Treas;
|F. 3. Perkins, secy; G. !. Davis, 9. D.;
q. P. seavsy, J. D; T. II. Mailing. 8. g.;
O. q. Tipp J. g; Rev. A. Moore, Chap;
A. jackson. ~.
Installation services were conducted by
Bro. Jos. MilIiken. d. d. G. NJ, after which
tho bros. and their invited guests were in.
yi,ed 10 Washington Hail. where shey par.
took Of q bouudfdl collation. prepared by
the ladies. ..,
The n,ule-spinnen Of New England held
a convention hero on the lah, 18th and
lllb, and unanimously resolved that on and
.f,er tho lst Of max, April they would work
only ten hour per day Or sixty hou" per
week. -, ...t,i..
The Free Baptist society In Sseo have pur-
CHASED TOR vsstrY What wss formerly known
q Mechanics Hall. situated under their audi
sses rooa. 70 I'D In hsruishisg and rspalrins
he ssue tAsy wsii N, ssvs =. eososrt and tss-
psr,y In ssso Gig Hall on Wednesday evening
naxk -srul.u IailrTt -
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RELY MUTUAL,
New EnSIan d M u { % q !

SO Local Ageuts waatedi
''.. Apply 70 RUFUS Snail q s0N.
GEN. Aers., 81 Biddsford. Ne.
q. =. MERRILL has taken the 0spsrsl Agency
~ The Aass. 10. for The STATE sf Maine, snd the
business Of that Co. will b sttssdsd 70 BY him al
his once In Union Block. Biddssssd. ~ u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-15

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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-15

The YoRK CHasTfAH CONVENTION
composed Of tho evangelical denominations
in the County, held = session OF two days
in this city week before last. Leonard An
drews Esq, was President, and Mes'r'. j.
n. Windsor and J. II. Bunhan, seerctn'
ries. Several practical topics were DIS
cussed, interesting prayer meetings enjoyed
and the whole session was one peculiarly
instructive and delightful. One vote was
passed. as follows: That the practice Of
holding funeral services on the ssboo'h'
when il can be avoided, ought TO he dis
countenanced, and that pastors ausht not
to be expected to leave their usual services
to ot;ciaie on such occasions.
Frank Leslie, who Is Publishing a series
Of portraits and biographies of"The Sell
made men Of Our Times" In his new u.
Illustrated paper, Tho Chimney Corner, has
announced that bs has published the por-
Trait and biography Of Mayor Shaw, Of Bid
deford, hut as that paper 10 printed TOUR OF
five weeks In advance Of i:s date. the mum.
Der containing them will not 10 for sale ,'n.
iii the second week In April. When o'''
we shall publish the biography for the hen.
eft Of tho readers Of the Dcmocrat.-Sdeo
Democrat.
II Leslie docs tho Mayor justice tho Dem.
ocrat will either have to issue an extra OF
sdop, the Ledger system Of .continued in
our next" as no paper can give even nm
outline Of shaw's life in single number.
Luke u. Roberts, thorough soins Re.
publican, has been appointed Postmaster al
Alfred. Tho news, received next day af'
ter election, was too much for the serenity
Of our copperhead friends at the "hub''
and We learn that they fairly howled In an.
guish. Tho Republicans Of Alfred desire u'
toexpress their thanks publicly to Hon, John
Lynch, the faithful Representative from
this district, for his indcfaiigable efforts 10
their behalf. 1Lct the good work 80 on
The Portland Argus learns that 9 nov
steam saw mill b about to bc erected neal
the railroad and river, 10 Saco. 10 sh'
"Souesvills" neighhrhood, BY Mr.. Johr
Townsend Of Saco. This is to provide io'
lumbermen whose mills are to be thrown or
BY the contemplated changes BY the Water
Power Co. i.i-. .,...,.
Brevst Brig. Gen. VIM. Hobson, formerly
Col. Of the 18th Maine Regiment, has been
confirmed Collector Of Customs at Saeo.
AcroN, March IL, 1867.
Our annual town meeting was held to-
day with the following result:
Moderoior-R. u. Cooling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30


sA-A laughable incident, says the
Marysville (Cal.) appeal. occurred at
one of the photograph galleries in this
city on the 10th inst:
A country gentleman went in to get
his two boys taken. In order to have
the boys properly prepared, he asked
for basin of water to wash their fa-
ces. The artist informed the custom
er that he would find wash dish in
the other room, and he retired and
gave both boys clean wash. After
the picture was taken it was noticed
that the lads began to grow black in
the face, and continued to get blacker
and blacker The true state of the
case Immediately occurred to the OPP
orator, the boys had washed their ia
ces in the wrong dish, a basin of
chemicals prepared for pictures
There was no remedy then for tho
accident. The silver-wash was turn
ing the faces of the boys blacker and
blacker, and there was no other way
than to let the chemicals perfect their
work. The gentleman left with his
boys, and by the time he reached
home his wife had a couple of nice mu.
latto children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30
MINNEAPoLIs MINI July 22d


The great freshet exceeds any 9th
er since 1850 The volume of water
is terrific. The wreck of the old
north Minneapolis bridge has been
swept away-one span is ashore.
The abutment Of the Pacific Rail
road bridge across the Mississippi at
this point has fallen. Damage 500, 600
The suspension bridge was struck by
floating pier, but no damage done.
ST. Anthony bridge is impassible.-
A jam of logs has started one of the
spans about foot
The boom at Coon Creek broke at
10 o'clock on Tuesday, and twenty
two million feet of logs went over
the falls. Casey's boom broke on
Saturday afternoon and eight million
feet were lost The total loss was
thirty. five million feet of logs. They
were worth here $3.50, 900. Most of
these logs will be picked up below
during the season, but their recovery
will be so late that it is doubtful
whether they will be out in the mark
ct before next season. The damage
to the booms and pieris $40, 900. The
great apron built by the Minneapolis
Mill Company is damaged $4,000.