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lily that distinguish Dickens above almost every
the lnin liable Sketches by Boz \
Tie illustrations are admirable. depicting In
sstriking manner the characters and scenes
represented.
The cost Of each volume Of the beautiful Ill
ustrated Diamond Dickens Is only Sl.30 plain
edition S223. II can be procured OF any book
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ers, Tcknor & Fields, Boston.
"HouRs AT IToNk This Is monthly pub
location. consisting OF about one hundred pages
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people as desire nm entertaining and instructive
monthly publication. the articles being from the
pens of people OF refined taste and hirh intel.
lectual culture, will he suited with "Hours ut
Home !" Popular Monthly Ut Instruction
AMI Recreation"
OLIVER Tw,sr, PIcruREs PROM ITALY, AND
AMERICAN NorEs.-This IL the eleventh volume
oT the diamond edition Of Mr.. Dickens works,
as beautiful In type, illustrations, aud binding
N. its predecessors. Oliver Twist Is made to
pass uncontamiua,el through scenes OF evil,
and the novelist strips vice 81 its false glitter
wherein Dickens differs from Bulwer and some
other writers. In this volume appear the
american Notes" which So damaged "Dor"
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The GALAXY for this month not only continues
To hold ITS own In the way OF pluck and freshness
OF matter, hut announces certain changes In form
and conduct which will give u new access of life
It, success thus far warrants an enlargement or
plan. and the adoption OF vsrioas improvements,
though, rs conducted Mt present, IL Is rivsled by
few magazines in the Interests and satisfaction
with which u IL read nv y wide circle. Several
noticeable articles appear In this number. among
which stands prominent for Its hold critical here.
sizes "Before Genius" showing the value tn litera-
tufe Of The aRlterary element, the superiority OF
manhood to genius aud culture. Pilsbury, Bidde-
f1rd. has 10.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

All Of the following publications eau b found
=, nurph ms book store. III Ma,n street
Code, 5 Laiy's Book for April 10 received
with fashion plates. engrS'ings and entertain
linz matter.
Buruham has placed upon our table pstsr-
sons Magazine for April a. fresh - sprisg-
Ar,h.r,, M.x..iue, and The ChIdrsn's
Home, really good and substantial. bosn Are
received Tor April 49,,
H.rp.r's Mag.,ias, standard OF s,csl's nee
I'm Mssarine making. which most people Guy
and every body reads, h revived for April
CuRrsrxAs SroRtEs, Axp SKETCHES sf BOZ
This 10 the thirtsenth volume Of the popu..r
Diamond Edition VI Dickens, and contains On
earlier Christmss Ssotiss.-Ihe Cnrntmss .r ~.
on. The Chin. The Cricket on the Hearth. The
battle Of Lie and The Haunted Man. Ihess
Stories are suspproschable In their way, nii
VI the gvaiss. ths Asnsr, and the dssp haman-
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CRY LOc.iL If1AIRS.

Fire .Iiorss.
A Sigh, ere occurred this Saturday, morn
ing. in the brass foundry in the Water Power
Co.'S yarl II was pu. out before the engines
arrived.
cry Co.~cR.
At the last regular meeting Of the City COun-
Gil, Monday evening. the following officers wer'
elected, in addition to those given in our last
paper;
Oyer.ecrs Of POor-John A. GOlll, Geo. ii.
Fitzpatrick. =,
School AsSnts--Dennis s Hill, Dist. No L
II. H. Hooper, No. 2; Joseph Dearborn, No. 81
l. W. Staples, Eben Durham, James o.
Drsekett, No. 4; Joseph Newcomb, No. O
Joseph Haley, No. Z; Thos. Craft. No. :; I. o.
Henson. No.S; Stephen Worth, No. 10; Mark
Proctor, No. IL; John I. Davis, No. IL; Joseph
Hill, No. Is.
Chief Observation-Disclosures simpson.
Harbor M,ster-Lyman y. Verril.
Sealer OF Weights and Mcasures-Greenienf
W. Parker.
A hrrc number Of subordinate officers, such
Ms surveyors, &c., were elected, after which the
Board adjourned one week.
If.rreh for Hard q.
On the 9th Of March our coppery friends
..wcn, in" to ward and determined to carry
Il at whatever cost, but they missed II by two
votes, AMI they determined without the least
shallow o.law to orler new election and try IL
over again. so yesterday (3lst there was a
speci,l election az which the democracy, both
washed AMI unwashel. lid their best. and the
Republicans whippsl them by eight majority.
Now this reaction suits Us from u the Bodug-
Ger man learns 10 hsurc great msjorties in this
Congressional District for himself or any other
man. The Republicans in warl have shown
pluck ami all honor TO them and their success
Dry.
Our streets are now about clear OF snow and
fros, and very soon viii begin to assume their
summer aspect
.inn."i Netting.
At the annual meeting Of the Triumph Engine
Co. held a, their Hall, March 18th, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year;
CA. Morton. Foreman, q. W. Andrews. LIST
Assistant; d. G. Dame. ID Asst; c. p. Berry,
Clerk. @. W. Andrews. Treas; y. 4. Hooper,
Asst. Clerk; Q. Mcbride, Pipeman; Thos. Ia
jose, Asst DO; Leading Hosemen, $. Goodwin,
Jr., j. T. Mason, James Hunt. j. L. Perkins,
&. y. Moore, Howard Stanley, VIM. q. O'Bron,
VIM. Dramley; Suction Hosemcn, j. L. Hunt
r,ss, y. L. Hooper. Chester Pil!sbury, WInet
Andrews, G.. II. Gilman. James NORWOOD;
Steward, VI. q. Anderson.
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yious to Aug. 1862. They did not .r.esiys any
bounty nom the town. An who did saiss IN
the Army or Navy sfser that ds.s. rsosivsd this
additional inducement ucsPtin8 tnose VINO
enlisted q commissioned Officers, including
ehaplAins, Who do not BY hu receive bounty
In sddition to the 1853 residents Of the town
- substitutes were obtained outof town, to fur
ni.h the requir~i quotas hence the whole
number Of enlistments for Kennebunk, were
2i6.
Tn, amount OF hounties paid by the
town Co residents and non-rcsi-
dsoi. Was SAC 2os 80
Tho exact expenses of the town, at.
tending the enr,,llmcnt and en-
listment OF the men. cannot nov
be ascertained, ne the offcs at
the seleetnen, with their books
and papers were burnt November
-. isos, The least estimated eS.
Penseis jsN ~
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GEyERiL COUNTY NEWS.

k"n"'b""k .tc"s. ,o..
kEyNEBrSx, April LIST, 1908.
49,. 49,, h.x;,.- ,-,;s.,i
The Meth0hsts W .ns Wv" ",e
sufficient funds, intend 20 bulh ptsce OF wor-
shin this Snripr. The building will he Of wool,
cup - iI,.. g., s,,.,, ,o CIV news
caPaoe OF morning nv,i ~ &C. -,
-; i. ~, IT., S.ho.,, Hons. in conjunction
with tho Adyentis;s but thcold saying Is, anil
,rse one, that there never was hoase ouli'
large enough Tor TWO hnule - ,or ' hnni;ns
son, the Mc,sodis,s have resolve, upon oa,Inn
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FARM
FOR SALE.

Situated In Kenpebunkpor Keunebunk river, with.
10 oor mis Of the village nauing twentyhve sers o.
moving land and ten AIRS az pasture and wooi-land.-
said farm produce, enty.hve tons Of god hay per year.
and IL FREE from whe~ee The house one story and
half ope with an IL" AMI wood house attached, and
contains ten well finished roms 10 In good repair win
hpe cellar under the entire hp1se. The barn % %
re-, AMI 70 in gori order. There 10 extra veil Of water
ami never filling brvOk en- the premlses All ~ the
buildings are % q very superior character There
col schoi within shcrt distance. and Rur ehurcnes
within mile of the prrmis>
Thi. farm Is pleasantly iuated, and cnmsnds an ex.
tensi,e view Of the VILLAGE AMI adjacent shpyards, and
4, known as the .'Jscob Merrill Farn."
The above rr-mi.-s.an al an opportunity such teI'
dom PRESENTED u purchaser for further pancaas en-
muir, Of GkORGE " OAKEs, dealer In books and sta.
tiooery, KsnDebunk. Ne. WSm
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M n RRIED

In Bddrfnri, March 10, by Rev. Stevens, Mr.. j.
Tosn.rRi of Bdekri. aud Miss Adeline Frosi Of Saco
In POr,smcuih March 81. MIR. John T. webber, d kcu-
nebunk, AMI Miss Keziah Lttleheld, ofWells.
In south psrsonsneli, March IS nv llev. W. Town.
Ieoy A. Straw, % Newheld, AMI Miss Addte Cram, Of
Newheh.
In Cotu.h March - at the residence Of Rev. Albert
Code, Enu 4 Hartford AMI Miss Sarah Lydia Bickiord,
both ct BrOSuEel.
In prig,on Mach 10, by Rev. q. Y. Cobb James ill-
IingwoSth anil Miss Emma Johnson Aiso, Charles u.
Dcise snd Miss Mary j. Eagerly, all Of hrigton.
In ssiugyae March le, by ev. George H. Haley, 81
mon T. Phil pc ami Miss Ecsy ID. johnson, both Of sn-
iucL
In p,rtsmou,h, March H. John T. wehhcr, 81 kennc
bunk AMI Ma Ketze X. Lttehelt. Of Wells.
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No Health without yigor.

The wear and tear Of life tells upon all less.
What are NO but machines! The vital principle the mo-
tive pover that keeps the human engine In motion bu, -
beams. pstons connection pipes, eondensers and boilers
wear out, do organs muscles tissues and all the CON-
pound parts Of that marvellous piece Of work called MAN.
The mechanism ofthe body requires to be repaired and
strengthened ustas mcch the mechanism employed to
grind corn, spin cotton or weave CLOTH Steam cannot
drive broken chan, or Impel dun or wheel that Is
out Of gear neither the ultal force act through
paraylei limb, or an inert organ.
ARE you WEARING OUT! Do you feel thst any
one Of your organs-yout stomach liver, bowels nervous
system or any other essential part Of your organization
ers In Ia work. lfso, repair the damage with the mo
powerful yet harmless, Of invigorants. lIOsrErrERS
STOMACH BIrrERs. Remtm,er that debility IL tho
"sgnnng % the End"-that the climax 81 all weakness
Il universal paralysis Of the system, and that such par
aIysis Il the immediate precursor Of DEATH.
Don't walt Or disease to anmt Its ravages before you
commence the strengthening process Keepthe whole holy
In vigorous condition by Prtrenrg, rs Tar as posshl.
the nrOads Of decay Repair the waste Of nature with
natures beet tonic. lI0srETrERS DITrERS. Avis
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No. 3 Old state House,
and at the Station OF Boston and Providence Rail.
road.
dEO. sIIIvERICK, ITO. BRIGGS.
Agent. General Manager
lyg
Sheriff. Sale

WORK, S.-Taken on execution and will be
i sold at public auction on Saturday the twenty.
ffth day OF April 1865, ut two O'Clock IN the after
noon ut the store Of K. X. Mclntlre In South Der
wick, In said County. ell tho right In equity which
Albert Shorey OF South Berwick has or had on the
sixteenth day Of March 1867, at nine o'clock In the
afternoon, being the time Of the attachment Of the
same on the original writ IN this action to redeem
the following described real estate situated In said
South Berwick ITO wits A certain lot OF land
In said South !ierwck. with the buildings thereon,
bounded as follows. Dy the "Grest mr. road. BY
a lane by lands or Daniel Mason. by lands OF John
o. Dors, and lands OF the heirs Of oliver knights.
containing. about one hundred acres , als", one
other lot OF land containing about one-fouflh OF
an acre. bounded by said lane and lands of the town
offs. Berwick, reserving and excepting the buryins
ground thereon The above described premises
being subject TO o mortgage given TO Lyman Par.
sons Of STAFFORD In the County Of STAFFORD and
state OF New Hampshire To secure the payment Of
note OF hand dated Peb. 49, 1867. for eighteen hun.
dred dollars payable In one year from date with
interest annually, which sum IL now due SsId
mortgage deed Is recorded In Book 3t2. page y5
York Registry. EBES y. SEALLY.
Deputy Sheriff.
South berwick, March 10, 1868. 3Wl3
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(Ab,fraet Of Piiinii6's Urii.)
SlicriH's Sale.

WORK, ss.-Taken on execution and will be
i sold at public auction on Saturday the eigh-
teeuth day or April. A. d. 1868, at 2 o'clock IN the
afternoon, on the premises, near Nason's Mills in
LImington In said county. all the right In
equity which Amos ID. Richardson OF Limington
has or had on the second day Of February. A. ID.
1867, at o'clock In the afternoon. being tho time
OF the attachment Of the same on the original writ
In this action TO redeem the following described
real estate situated IN said Ii nington. with the
buildings thereon, containing nine acres moro or
less, and bounded rs follows commencing at o
hcmlock hub about twenty -four feet northwest OF
the northwest corner Of the dwelling.house for.
inerly occupied by John liam, by the Portland
road thence casterly by said road to the Alfred
road, thence south by the said Alfred road TO land
formerly owned by Samuel Dradeen, thence west
by said Bradsen's land To Little Osspce River.
thence nortberIy by said river 70 . large stone
marked A., thence to the first mentioned bounds,
being tho homestead place OF Amos Il. Richardson
Id, and more fully described in deed Of AL
fred II. Watson 10 said Amos Is. Richardson 70.
corded In Book 295. Page ~ OF York County Reg
istry OF Deeds, the above described premises be.
ing subject 10 mortgage given to John u. Ander'
son Of Limipgton to secure the payment OF note
for the SUN Of two hundred and hity dollars 70
said Anderson, dated october 30, A. ID. 1865. Said
Mortgage Deed is recorded 10 BOOB 29o' Page 49i,
In York County Registry OF Deeds
3Wl3 JOSEPH q. HARMON, Deputy Sheriff.
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.Ve,c .ldperfisc,sse,sfs.
In BankPuptey.

THIS 10 to give notice, that on tho hrst
day Of April, A. d. 1865, q Warrant in Bank.
ruptcy Was Issued against the estate OF Marcu:
Watson. Of piddeford, In the County Of York and
on his own petition, that the pa msnt OF any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging 10 such
bankrupt 70 him. " for HE uss and the ransfef Of
meeting Of the creditors Of the said BANKRUPT. TO
prove their debts, and 10 ehoosc ono or more As
signess OF his estate, viii he held at Court Of
D' T.sssrdsn. Register, on ths four,h DAY on NAY,
A. ID. iSSS. as ten O'Clock A. ~. ct City Rooms
CHARLES CLARK. Z
Us Marshal - Messenger. Dist Of Maine.
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----------------------------
In ntetor March c6.h, Elhraim Joy, aged 81 year,,
months anil days
In Sac, March 2. John Kicker, aged 50 y'ars.
yeaIs and n m"nths,
In Bsllstci March -. Rev. Franklin morrill,, aged -
years.
In Lyman, March II, benjamin Lori, aged 70 years
asi mouths
In PO',l,nd, March -. Henry r. Lord ag~l - years
In Kaymo,.i, March -, Mrs. Rachel STRUT.
In sshago, March y, Hattie, daughter 81 Edward X
anil Alba q. Staples, asvi years and mouths.
In Kiuery. March p, Eva Jane, daughter Of Wm Tia.
ny, aged - yesrs.
In Kiiety, Sarah daughter Of Abner Collins. aged 10
years
80 years, (: mouths aud J days.
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a Natural and National heuiclne.-,r.
SIIOl,Es, LUNAR MlNfU RE- has been used e."
many years by ladies fur all the peculiar diseases
and Irregularities incident to the female system,
with the certainty OF success. IL prcdaees no us
restoring tho svacutatons which exposure, Sick
ness or hamilton have suppressed. Even IN tue
most extreme cases u never rails 10 restore tne
M, nthly perio. Ia very few days IL Is perfectly
legitimate and should ne In the possession OF ov-
cry lady. Sold only by the proprietor.
To guard against impC sition. call on or send 10
Dr. q. n. sholss, No. IA Court street, Boston.
1.-THE Doctor gives special attention to dis
eases bf women. and patients eau remain under
his Immediate care " they desire. Correspond.
cnce solicited. Address, DIR. T.. III. SliOLES, III
Court st. +, Boston, Mass. spJm9
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..

"rhs Vegetable Pulmonary Rr1sam, for
COrGBs Gems ard CoSsrnPrioS, Is not one At those
eph IA, nosirums that forgotten In the same year
thy are horn A reputation Of forty years standing,
ami an Increasing pOpulan,ys pretty gc evidence of
It's yalus." Oct the genuine. REED, CCTLER Co.,
Druggists, Boston, rropnetors. 3mlO
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DRANG'S AMERICAN CHROMOS.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CT
HOUSES AND LANDS.

Numerous Rarus In he eo.nty q York, hon
snitv. dun sssO % S13oo, various parcels Of land
m iIsddsfDrd. 500 ssd Ksapsbunkport, from tis
IN sTs per ssrS. All thess Whaling % ell 90 par.
49, NV DO we'll = sAll upon x Harmon, Heal
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6onss Buildlnx up staifa "
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COCRT RECORD.
S.J. Court. York County.
I,xr,nY rrRN.--IArLEY. ].

JANUARY rLRN.-rArtkr. j.
The a',lourned t,rm Il this Court commenced
Thursday, March 26th, IsGS, The only case heard
wa, Leonard kmmons Comlr. vs. Francis YORK.
This was originally an action offorclhis entry and
detaner brought to possession OF the houss
now occupied by York, an VAS subsequently, ~
f.rre,I TO the presiding Judsc, together with all
other L. nj aud 'pnt'tnl" ~ 'rs he'wesh he Pr
%. Hearing 90 upied ten days and decision de-
fsrre,i aatll April TIA NJ.
Ji'Fe Tspley Will holi 81 snlnurned term OF t'e
Court ON saturday, April 9Th, iS6S, Mei A. ". tor
trs purpose of NV Ing motions and closing up the
business OF the term.
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Moth Patches, Frecl.les and Tan.

The only reliable remedy for those brown dis
orations ON the face IL "PsrrVs MOTH and rrscks
Lstioa." Prepared only by Dr. e.. Perry, 10
Bond ST., New Rork 81 Sold everywhere
Gmspli
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REAL LOTEI,IA DE La IsLA DE CUBA.
In the drawings Or 1888 there Will he
10000 TICKLE rS 5000
B0O,UOO.0O In Gold drawn every SeSen-
teen Days.
rrires cashe sni information given also highest ratss
rail- Er Spanish Duhloons anil AL kinds ~ Coll AMI sil.
yer, by GkORGE ufiAM.
ly3lj g. North Main street, Providence, II. i.
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TOtal-sr
10000

The Kennebunk Dramatic Club rave an en-
tertainment at the Town Hall in Alfred, on the
10th, inst, The performance is spoken Of as ex-
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To Holders of Government Bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND vALuABLEs.
UNION SAFE Deposit FAULTS,
10 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LIE, IIIGGiNsoN 4 co. offer for Rent. Safes In.
side their Vaults at rates from s2n To- $40 per an
mum They also offer to receive, on special depcs.
It as Bail.es, securities Of persnns living IN the
and NAVY, Masters Sr Vessels, and Others. Circu-
lars containing null particulars, forwarded on ap-
plicsticn to iENDf Ike, MANAGER.
Bostnn, March 1, 1868, sp.no.iyii
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ISr. Days Sanguinaso, or Blooi purifyer, q sure
cur frr Dyspepsia, sur cure br Catauh, sure cure cr
IIglachs sure cure r Nh diseases arising frsn an I'm.
rurr state II the hlp Made RON roos anil heths, and
s,t, In all cases Give Il trial and satisfy yourself he
SUR ami re, only De- DAYS Sangunao Blooi hriysr;
ali ,thsrs are countcrfcits Price One DolarSiN hes
hs Five Dollars BAILEY 4 BRADFORD, Proprietnrs
.3s Washington ST., boston, Mass y5l
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To hs Hone, obis Jusfie0 Of As Supreme ysdie,oi
Court nor holden in Saeo rifAfN aRdTor hs Cs1R.
fp oTYerk and vert 10 BE- kodsN a. aired IN said
County on rae laird Ts'sday Of May 4. ID. 1853.
T ydia A. Lamberton Of Lebanon In said Coun-
Lily wife OF william Lsnberton formerly ofsaid
Lebanon whose residence 10 now unknown, respect-
fully ltbels and informs this Hon. Court. that she
was legally married 10 said william on the twenty
seventh day ofSeptember AID. 1855 tSaco In ssId
county, and that she has cohabited with said VII.
liam Lamberton at Lebanon aforesaid Tor six years
and moro since their intermariagr. Your libellant
has always behaved htrssli rs . faithful. chssts
and nfeetionas wife but the said William LAM
horton wholly regardless Of his marriage covenants
and duty on divers days and times sinc. their To-.
termarriage has ssssulted, illtreatsd and abused
your libel!snt, has been very !ntenPtrats and has
been guilty OF adultery With psr.ons 1, YOUR pc.
titloner unknown. that he has wholly deseried and
neglected 10 maintain her. Nhereftre believing
II reasonable and proper, conducive TO domestic
harmony and consistent with the peace and moral.
ity OF society, she prsys divorce fro'n the bonds
OF matriuony between her and the said William
LAmberton. LYDIA a. LAMBERTON.
March ia 1874, r'-.-''