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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

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tie same add the purchase money will BIZ refunded.
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box and y manufactured only by -. PAer. Gene
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

- Philosophy of NfarriA9e.~.A
New Course Of Lectures. = delvessd 3 M
lov To i've snd = M 10 I've for Youth, Maturity
eSd ola Arc Manhood generally reviewed; The
cause Of hssulence snd NeTvoue dissas-
- accounted Fora Marriage phlosoph'esny coz
adhered &c.
Pocket volumes cont.ining thees lectures win b.
forwarded % paities unable 70 attsud % receipt d
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27
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ubWuOe NWV" ssuV UT~s
AkiIH bROIhkltS. HATE. .sgs sud Egrs, MIN
N merry and Straw Goods. Buinlo Robes and Buck
Goods, Umbrellas. Parstos. tie, aud % Michigan
AveMur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

bbTe AIe b 1V("e
DAVENPORT, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
II eide Third street, between Brady aud Main
streets. Residence nearly Opposite.
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CT 7 A co
TEs AIDE

Tho mefcanulr houses whose caryls
compose This column are carefully selected
nom the leading firms IN chiear, as those
0hoseextcnsiye operations ard wide spread
reputation en',lo them to the first rank in
o"' ,e. The buaess cards of these
ha''sIineat 81 eNir several trades havs
;u a ''ass'hc,i u tlllaheacal order, form
an rely. e0'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27
lss.aa.sn .nA. 4,

nAS. ALLEN a. 90 Nhaieeair GrorNrr atawfa
VII ON country mrrl hana Hrpmptiy allied nnd at ITO
vw-st prices ~ ani ~ Randolph rtfrri
SAKkIN3tON a tiiKN @rrI, tslrcn,snr- Nv N.
u n. Thompson.5 Nhotassfe t.F9esrs. IA nnj fib =
Mater street. CNtcafo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

aALL. kIMBARK 4 Co, In porter. ana DeaIorsii
u Iron. steel, Nails and HEAVY Hardware SO. sssnd
~ Michigan Aveuue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27
a;M1ca9o arou IS or.~.

4 ETZ son. ~ 10 " rssnkin street, Manufacture
! Wrought and Cast Iron for buiIiinRs htiigrs.
rsc. bank vaults. doors. shutters. grating. Iron rail
Ing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

Homeopathic PisyslCinn.
NfFiCE AID RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ side Of Brady Street. near 5sh. first door
above the Christian Church. U1ice hours. Z TO
s-l2 TO rs tot. oct3odom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

fMncy eDry si"Os1s saws0 .N0Ssoms.
Hklrn. BKos. 4 co, I'm post.rs aud Jobbcrs OF
~ Fancy Dry Goods. Notions. Hosiery. White
'oods aud Wooden Vopls, eou,picts stock, lowest
.ric"s. ~ and ~ Lake street.
MANNING nRVs. wE>r 4 co. wh.leesle deal
" eve In kortonr. Hoop skirts, Hosiery, Gioyes
= Fancy Dry Goods, ~ Lake street. cur stock en-.
rely new.
.EYMOuR. CAKrER n 60. Importers and Joh
bors IN White Goods. Linens. Hosiery, Cloves. No
lions. Tr0mings. Corscis. ~ and ~ Michigan Ave
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ass,s,ss mns, sisoe-.
aSrocA Machine.

1hh MONtION mak,s more hnd better hticks
] with given power, with lee, hfeskdowns than AZ
other Machine, Eagle Works Mfg Co, az canal u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-20
In Bankruptcy.

TN the District Court Of the United States for
i the district Of Maine. In the matter OF SAM
uel Lord, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. District Of
Maine. ss-Upon the application Of 8. X. llamll'
ton. Assignee OF the estate OF Samuel Lord. bank.
rupt. IL Is ordered, That third general meeting
Of the Creditors Of said Bankrupt held ~ Bid.
deford In said District, on tho fourth day OF yanu.
airy, D. 1869, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the ofco az
j. d. fessenden. one OF the Registers In Bankrupt
cy In said District, for the purposes named In the
tWenty.seventh section OF the Bankrupt Act OF
March I'd, 1867. And 10 Is further ordered, That
tho Assignee give notice OF said meeting by send
Ing written or printed notices by mail. post paid
OF the time and place OF said meeting to all known
Creditors Of said bankrupt and that he also no
tify the Bankrupt to DO present thereati and that
he shall also publish notice or the time and place
Of said meeting ON two different days, In the news.
paper Gallo the Biddeford Journal, printed ut
Bhidefori, at least ten days prior To said meeting
Witness tho Honorable Edward Fox, Judge OF
the said Court, aud tho seal thereof ut Portland,
In said District, ON the seventeenth day OF Novem.
Der, A. ID. 1865. WA. T.. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court Of said District.
Issued this seventeenth day OF November. ls6S.
by James ID. Fsssenden, Register In bankruptcy.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In bankruptcy.

TN the District Court Of the United States for
i the District OF Maine. In the matter OF SAM
uel Lord, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. District of
Maine, ss.-upon the application Of s. X. Hamil.
ton, Assignee Of tho estate Of Samuel Lord, Dank-
Tupt, IL IL ordered, That second general meeting
Of the Creditors OF said Bankrupt be held at Did.
deford. In taid District, on the seventh day Of De-
cember. A. d. ls6s, at ten o'clock A. 81, ut the Of
fee Of J. ID. fessendeu, one or the Registers In
bankruptcy IN said Dlstrict, for the purposes
named In the twenty.seventh section OF the bank
rupt Act OF March =, 1867. And II is further or
dcred. That tho Assignee give notice OF said meet
Ing by sending written or printed notices by mail,
post paid. OF the time and place OF said meeting
TO all known Creditors OF said bankrupt, and that
no also notify the Bankrupt to DO present thereat
and he shall also publish not CO OF the time and
place Of said meeting on two different days, In the
newspaper called the Biddeford Journal, printed
at Bddeford, ut least ten days prior to said meet
ing.
Witness the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge Of tho said
Court, and the seal thereof, at Portland, In said
District. on the sevsnteent day Of November, A. d.
1895. WM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court Tor said District
Issued this seventeenth day OF November, ls6s,
by James D. fessenden. Register In bankruptcy.
owls
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THE UNION g. JOURNAL,

EDWIN SMITH, late OF Keunsbunk, deceased.
Petition fcr dover and IN allowance out Of the
personal estate OF sad deceased, presented by Lis
ale Smith widow Of said deceased
JOHN L. HOUSTON late Of Sanford. deceased.
OF aid deceased. presented by Annie u. Houston,
widow OF said deceased,
SAMUEL WHITTEN, late Of Saeo, deceased.
Petition for partition Of real estate, presented BY
Lucinda Written, an heir and dsvises Of said do
ceased.
FRANK 4. ROGERS and IDDiE a. ROGERS,
minors and children OF John A. Roxers, late OF
Nsudeld, deceased. Petition for license 70 sell
and convey real estate, presented by Julia 4.
Rogs their Guardian.
EDWARD T. BOURNE, Judge.
A trus copy Of the original order.
Attssi. GEORGE II. kNOwLrON, Register.
3Wi1
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humor not even excepting few pemoers"
present, Who were disposed to accept inc
situation" aPd participate in the general ens.-
sainment Music and good cheer aboundsd.
"rhe wee sma' hours syant the twar' were
counted and the meteoric illumination admir-
inrly witnessed ere the jovial company scatter
al Let those who work. win; and they who
win may rejoice.
Al Kittery, Is announced last week. the Re-
pubiicans bad . supper and Grand Ball In
honor Of Grants election. The supper was
excellent In quantity aud quality - II must
have bsa 10 have been furnished by Mr.. A.
A. Hayes. who knows his .'bis." J.. n. San
born, esq, presided, and congratulatory speech
6 were made BY several gentlemen. Inside
the Hall lads and lassies tripod the light
fantastic. wearing the wee sma' hours AVA to
the sound Of sweet music. Had We not been
old and lame We should have been almost tempt
cd to have joined the merry dancers.
Large Ca,tiss.
An Iron Casting weighing about tons was
successfully cast on Thursday afternoon at the
Navy Yard Foundry, under the direction OF
Mr.. ThomasS White. Master Founder. The
piece Is intended n Channel Plate and Air
Circulating Pump for the Marine Engines,
which are being constructed at this Station I'M
der the supervision Of Chief Engineer David u.
Mscomb, one Of which Is to be put aboard the
new U. s. Steamer Nantasket.-Portsnosh
CAroaiels.
To Reme~e.
Mr.. 8. X. Ellis Is about to remove to Boston
and enlarge his business-that Of furnishing
zephyr and wosted goods. lie now employs
400 knitters scattered through the towns about.
and Is turning out . large number Of knit goods
daily.
Purchase Of Real Esfats.
Edw. Hargraves, ESQ.,, proprietor OF Har-
graves WOODEN Mill Mt North Shapleigh. has
purchased Of r II. Husscy his dwelling house
on Grand street. Great Falls, N. H., for $500.
We regret to lose from this county man ofMr.
Hargrave's standing and ability.
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Important Certificate.
(communiesfsd By O PAysieias.l

Some months ago was called to attend . lady
OF williamsburg, N. Y, who had long been suffer-
Ing from troublesome uterine disease. Its pres.
s.
creamy and muco-puralent She had been under
other treatment Tor some time, but constantly grew
worse. Vaginal examination disclosed extensive
induration and ulcerAtiny ftho cervix uteri. The
uterine Inflammation, which Was evidently assum.
Ing chronic form, was also aggravated by long
standing constipation Of the heart, night-sweats,
S.. aaas on.
my visits. loonmsnceo, Of course, by such aotive
Local treatment a. the alteration demanded, and
thor, Applied myself 70 recupsrst!on Of che gen.
ersl heath, lt was iuoonvenieut 70 sec her ne
gently, and except 10 mara tho healing Of the ul.
Gers. In the early stages. visited her only every
other week. For tonic and constitutional invigo..
rant Dodd's Nsrvins only va, prescribed; had
srtIss, and knew Of nothing more safe or satsise.
tory In its probable sfscts. And the recruits com.
plstsly justinsd my sxpectstiou. In less than .
in their movements, the night sseats disappeared,
and appetite began 70 grow. The fAintlng spells
became less frequent. and SION ceased altogelhsr.
10 snohsr S.,s.es there TS nS %SI:
WAS aormal and rsfteshing, and the general health
decidedly Improved. What remains 10 soon told,
The patient continued thsuss OF the Esrvins, esnd
my further attendance was not required. since
her recovery have seen her but once Bhsa. ap-
pears perfectly we'll. Her cy over restored health
q naturally enough most snthusiastie. She never
such sppsti,s-and cash slssp-end such courage
and saeh strsngth. she wouldn't Try 70 hep
houss again without II and % forth, and % birth.
tonic and oorrsstivs Of 10 female orsssIs.sisa
that has ever come under my observation I shall
not all 70 continue ts use In al similar oasss. and
the profession know they ere n1neross enough.
for sale BY al drugyiss. Price One DOliaf ..
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Disrsicr COURT or Tar UNITED srIrrs

nISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ william Stanley, Bankrupt In Bankrupt
e. TSi: !. e vs, sGs, .,. si, A. rs.!tos 6
3 faii Si.sisfss iron. al liz az. ProysSls
under the Daskrnpt Asst as& sRcs eso,n!
said petition, ~ q erts..t ~ Ssan g.. ma s,s :
a. s:s.,al s s ;s,s AZ; & -, g; Ss:
SseS> zSAstr debeA asd etAsr psrs(ss 10 iatsfssi.
kss.. say sssy SAs.. w u pssy1 81 q 80 "a
pssas'sa sASsA sss - ss,ss:A = ,.,,,,Si ~
NJ c,srH 4 psaiss cs.ss & - pss.ssl /
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE ss-Thls Is TO give no
tice that . second meeting OF the Creditors Of
Abraham Perkins will DO held mt the Office or j.
ID. fesseuden. Portland, Register In Bankruptcy,
on the 2sth day OF November, A. ID. 1868. ut ~
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose named In the 9th
and that third meeting OF said Creditors will be
held at the Office Of aid Register, City ltooms,
Bddeiori, on the 7th day Of December. A. ID. 1865.
at u O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose named In the
27th section OF said Act.
awis 30 sCAMMON, Assignee.
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DE-. BurtOn's
TOBACCO ANTID0TE,

WARRANTED to remove all desire for Tobao-
w co. This great remedy Is an excellent appe.
tirer. Hpurifss ths blood invigorates the system.
possesses great nourishing aud strengthening pow.
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes ro-
bust health. Smokers and eAsrsrs for siIfy years
cured. Price Flfty Cents, post free A. treatise on
the Injurious effects OF Toba co., with lists OF ref
erences testimonials &c., sent free. Agents want.
cd. Address DIR. 7. II. ABBOTT, Jersey City, New
Jersey. l2w4S
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I'm bankruptcy.

nISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-This Is to give
- nUtice that q second meeting Of the credit
oIs OF AlonIo Staokpole will he held In DiddcfOrd,
on the seventh day OF December, 4. ID. 1868, ut
ten o'clock A. NJ. at tho Office OF j. d. y, ssenden,
one OF the Resisters In Bankruptcy In said dis.
trct, for the purpose named In the twenty seventh
section oil the Bankrupt Act Of March ID. 1867
and that third meeting OF said creditors will be
the fourth day Of January, A. D. 1869, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Tor the purpose named In the twenty-sev.
3Wis q scAMMON. Assignee.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his story and
i half house. corner Of King and Foss Streets. The
house Is In perfect rpair with hard and sof water In the
house. with good wool shed. This Is very desirable
investment 10 those desiring 10 live near the immediate
business part Of The city. Apply to
3. ELLIS,
BlidetOri, Nov. 10, 1865. IS No % Main St.
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CARPETS-Don't Pay the lllsh Prices

THE NEW ENGLAND CARPET co.. Of Boston.
Mass, established nearly q quarter or o century
rs, n, ~ al. 81, Is and 81 Hanover Street. have
probably furnished more houses with Carpets
than any other house In the country. In order to
afford those at distance the advantages OF their
low prices, propose to send, on the receipt Of the
price, ~ yards or upwards Of their beautiful Cot
tags Carpsting. ut 30 cents per yard. with sam
Piles OF ten Sorts varying from rs cents to 81 per
house, 4W4S
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State of Maine.

YORK, g.
To hs Honorable Justice Of ns Supreme Judicial
Court, merit TO be holden at Sseo, ipiiAin and for
tAs cesntv Of York Aforesaid, on tAs fret Tsss.
day D January, a. d. 1885,
HARRIET McCORRISON, Of Buxton, iu
- the County Of York Aforesaid. wife Of Daniel
McCorrlson, formerly or stand'sh. In the County
OF Cumberland and State aforesaid, respectfully
libols and gives this Honorable Court TO DO In.
formed, that she was lawfully married to said
cember, A. d. 1859, at Buxton, In said York County
that amer said marriage your libellant and said
Daniel McCorrison resided In Standsh aforesaid,
Of January, A. d. is62-thst she had by him ave
children. now living, TO wit Esther Clay McCor.
rison, aged fourteen years, Frank Howard McCor.
!,0o, ngsd twelve yssr. Wlnasid SCOT, MSCo.r
Emma u. McCorrison, aged eight yeaH,-.that she
has always conducted herself towards said Daniel
McCorrlson rs : chaste, afectionate and faithful
Of his marriage covenant and duty, on the first
day Of January, A. ID. ls62, deserted your libel.
lent and went to reside beyond the limits OF this
State and has continued to reside from that
hitherto, and has neglected and refused to furnish
Q suitable maintenance for your libellant and her
oh ldIen aforesaid, aud has wholly deserted aud
abandoned your libellant, and still continues TO
billant, and as she believes beyond the limits Of
this State.
Wherefore, and because she believes II reason
40 10 anu proper, una cOnuuciNo W uOuesIo nht'
mony, and consistent with the peace and morality
OF society, your ibelant prays that divorce from
the bonds Of matrmUny may be granted her. and
that the custody OF said hildrsn maybe commit
ted TO her, and foriuch further relief as may be
deemed proper. And, rs In duty bound, will ever
pray. HARRIET MccoRhlsoN.
state or Maine.
Cumberland. 81. tAs Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and acid at Portland, Whin and for said Conn.
~ of Cumberland. on hs second TussdayC October,
Lnno Domini, 1868.
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that tho Libel.
liant give notice TO the said Daniel MeCorrison to
appear before the Justices OF our said Su preme Ju-
diciai Court 70 DO held at Saoo within and for the
County OF York. on the hrst Tuesday Of January,
next by publishing an tattested copy OF said
Libel, and this order thereon, three weeks success
sively, In tho Union and Journal, . newspaper
printed In Biddeford, In ssld County Of York,
tho last OF said publications to DO thirty days. ut
least, before the sitting OF said Court, that he
may then and there In our said Court appear and
show cause, if any he has, why the prayer Of said
Libellant should not DO granted.
Attest, ID. W. FEssEN DEN, CLERK.
A true copy os the Libel and order Of the Court
thereon.
Attest. d. ". FEssENDEN. CLERK.
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District Court of the United States,

DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
~ Robert l.. Jackson. Bankrupt. In Bankrupt
cy This 10 to give notice that Petition has been
1smber. by Robert L. Jackson, OF Portland, .
Bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed TO
have = null discharge nom all his debts, both ~
IN Individual and rs . member OF the arm OF n. L.
jack sou 4 Co, provable under the Bankrupt Act
and upon reading said petition Ii 10 ordered BY the
Court that . hearing be bad upon the same, on the
9Th day Of January, A. ID. 1862 before the Court In
that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause. II any they have,
Why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. -.
3wts Clerk OF District Court for said District
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nNH6 C0paFtnstship hefsto1oFS sxiSftng undSr
ti::.i1.s - sssssi sss:.s ssa. ~ s.r =.
jssi.sst ssd ~ psrsses wig = lla IN Z.
Sasseed % nake IansdiAis IalnesS z. AZ t.lls
via a siisrss, re ssiissties1 ElAs 1saSs Z
y = !. '''''''-s Z - % ss;SS9psAs:
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ONLY2ky GENES

The Graf Qmeting Remedy for Chzdrs~.
Contains no MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate TIC Bo~sls;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity Of the
Stomach makes SICK and weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Cole,
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
oil complaints arising from the effects Of
Tecthing. Call for Mother Bai'eys Quilting
Syrup, and take no other, and you arc safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers In Med
icinc.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for tho United States.
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GssdspssA's oslAsa Fs..saia Psns.
an LINES written Win eas pen Of inki NO
Is essts. xSssts vsaisd, . W. ifes 81 -
S ed. ssy 4 !. 6s.lss'''a. Addrss ~ -
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EARM FOR SALE!

known as the "Chadbourno Farm" on "Deer.
iny's Ridge,n In WATERFORD, but short distance
from the p. 4 II. H. r., and 10 the most pleasantly
located Of any farm In the County. II contains
wood and timber, and never falls OF large crop.
Tt has largo two-story brick house with "L," and
new barn 40 Z 70 with cellar, aud all the modern
tain brought into the house and barn yard
Besides large orchard Of native fruit there 10 q
young and very promlsing orchard OF grated
with farm II desired. This property now owned BY
Joseph II. a Paul Chadbourne, can be secured ut {
bargain II applied for soon. Inquire on the prem
ses, or OF Chadbourne q Stearns, Saco. tn3
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VVANTED-Saissms1 70 travel Tor . Maaufse-
W turing Co. and ssll b. sample. oeed wages
gvarsatssa. Addrsss, With stamp, II. u. HAnlL.
ION . Gu, No. Ns Chestnut street philadslpais,
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Legal Notices.

To the IIonorable Justices Of the supreme
Judicial Court, next to be holden At SAcO. with
In and for the County OF York, on the First
Tuesday of January, A. ID. 1905
MARY A. GRANT, Of Saco, Aforesaid, wife
INl Of frlts Grant, Of parts unknown, respect
tnliy lbels and gives this Hon. Court to b
informed that she was lawfully married 10 the said
frits Grant, at Saco Aforesaid, on tho twenty
day Of Arril. A, ID. 1866. and always behaved TO-
wards the said Fritz arant chaste, faithful and
ansctionate vile, but that the said Fritz Grant, re-
gafdlsss OF his marriage covenant and duty, two
days amer their said marriage, 70 Wit, en- the
tventy.sighth day Of April, A. D. lseS, vilfally
and without reasonable cause Wholly deserted her,
and has contin aed his desertion Of her 70 thsday
OF the date hereof, and has never In all his lifs
made any provision for her support or done the
least thing Tor her And your iibsllsnt fully be-
lisves and 90 charges. that the said Fritz Grant
never intended TO 1.-Two with her a. her husband
whom no MARI cd her. but married her for corrupt
and sinister motives wherefore your libelant
prays that the bonds Of matrlmony between her
and the said Fritz Grant may be Dissolved and a.
In duty bound will ever pray.
October %. 1853.
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BtddeE0ra .adUcrttsenn'ts.
Rare Chance for q Bargain.

THE undersigned, owing to decline Of years
Il and health offers his stock In trade for sale on
liberal terms, consisting OF guns rifles, gun mate
rial, sporting goods, hsh.tackle, bell fixtures,
locks, aud largo variety Of keys, key blanks,
and patterns for key casting &C.. DC. Also tools
for doing most all kinds Of jobbing.
H. II. MCKINNEY,
Gun and Lock Smith, and Bell Hanger, No. i66
Main st., Biddeford, Mo. 5w43'
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

House I'm Saco, Thorton Avenue.
Ilouse on Poss Street, Blddefori.
Store Lots on Adams, Elm and Alferd Streets.
House Lots on Alirel, MI Vernon and Washington
Streets. Also, some others.
The above property Il for sale on liberal terms,
OF would like toexchange fnr Hardy Machine Co.
stock. CHARLES HARDY,
Biddeford, Nov. 10, 1868. Caice rs Lincoln Street.