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Judge j. s. Black has arrived in
Washington from Pennsylvania. In
conversation with the reporter Of the N.
Y. Herald he expressed the opinion
that the Old Keystone State would give
Seymour twenty five thousand majority.
Judge Black is one Of ablest politi-
clans in Pennsylvania, and great reliance
can be placed in his judgement of its po-
litical status.
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& BANKR1P XIV EXTENDED
a Chance for the Unfortunate.

gEyHE benefit of the Bankrupt Act has
been extended to FIRST OF JANUARY,
1865. All who wish TO avail themselves of
the said 4 tension had better call st once.
We are prepared with all the necessary
Blanks, &C., and can promise discharge as
soon as il can possibly be obtained.
augs-lm KoULHAC S LAUDERDALE.
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aeighborhood are more nicely dress
s than Charlie and Carrie ? or who is
pre- happy than Grandmamma Osborne
yen they go to pass day with her at
Ingley Farm
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1t is easy enough to see how a distur-
bance might be raised and the National
Guards called out, under the pretense Of
quelling il, could clear the polls of all
Democrats. And the course of the
Radical party for the last three years has
prepared us for any infamy At such a
time as this, may ask. is it proper to
have armed and uniformed men, COM
manded by excited Radicals, parading
our streets? Is the rattle of the car
touche box, the measured tramp of dis
eiplined men and the glisten of polish
ed bayonets, proper and promising on
occasions like this? l think not.
We have seen enough at indianapolis of
semi military interference at the polls.
Quite number of Democrats have
Joined this organisation of National
Guards" with view to fathopas gifts de-
signs, and. if possible, thwarting them.
If it is persisted in, the natural conse-
quence will be the formation of another
National Guard, commanded by Dem
ocrats, with muskets just as effective as
those of the Radicals. And then WHAT
That will be determined by the Radicals
OF one thing the country may rest as
sured, the Democracy is no longer in the
dust, and will not submit to injustice OF
oppression They will protect them
selves in their rights at every hazard
If the Radicals desire to force an issue
the consequences be on their own heads
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Why is the letter u of more value
than cream~to dairy msid1 Hl'causs
il makes better" butter"
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switzerland was received in London
through the regular news channel. The
Foreign Office there has received no ad-
vice of the affair.
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Terms Of Subscription TO
THE HICKMAN COURIER,
$500, Invariably in Advance.
Clubs Of ten, to the same post Office 81 90
Address, Publishers HICKMAN SoVxExr
Hickman, Ky. 81
The Democratic majority ID
tory of Montana is 2,40O.

Inc Oemocrauc majority ~ frl :
tory of Montana is 2,400.
Eph. Pickett is the name Of n ole
son of a gun who is running for Mayor
of Nashville Go it, Eph.; "bsauty,
like color, is but skin deep"
Fred. Douglass won't speak for Gen.
Grant.
The negroes of Summer county, Tenn,
have driven the seaIawsgs from the
county. .n
The Democrats Of the Third District
of Missouri have nominated Gen. s. X.
Mccormick for Congress- s-
The Mongrel or 'sranf legislatures
OF Connecticut and New Hampshire have
passed acts to oppress foreigners. The
reason is, that the German and Irish sre
not negroes.
Charles Francis Adams, Mr.. Lincoln's
minister TO the Court OF ST. James. has
declined to address Grant nesting in
Boston. SO the respectable men Of that
party are leaving the drunken Mongrel
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forthe amount, ssibce he signed my fas
ther's certidcateof bankruptcy. He has
now poor salary of sixty pounds Sper
annum, upon which he is expected to
dress and appear ike a gentleman; and
/, Caroline, have asalary 6ieiye hundred,
and can live in the greatest conlfort
II see il aIl--I understand NJ you
are thinking of I" she axelaimed. throw
ing her arms round bis A<<c& =
..0n his death bed, a)o <aued Charles.
|Ssmy poor>father besoua at me to rescue
his memory from degradation; but
hsge mot done it to Anas now what do
you think of .yoar. honorable, resperta-
bic, gentiemanly husband, who wootd
you from DingleN Farm, as one who had
a right 10 the godS y6ncome of five hum
drsd pounds P''
e / think, = said Caroline. whose tears
were falling fast, II think he sasde q
mistake in entering upon life Is he AZ
but that he has tyuly repented hi., erroii
and viii go hand in han3 with his young
wife in redseRjng the past, snd paying
all the creditors in full ~
A silent embrace spoke all thaH harles
would have said in reply, while he fell
at once strangely relieved. and .asisa1.e.3
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/ The RadicaI ReYoIm,Inn.

fsenator Garret Davis, of Kentucky
ipeiudes letter to political meeting
}tn this vigorous exposure of the plans
|a purposes Of the reyolutionists
Twelve months ago. Gen. Grant was
posed to the whole revolutionary con
l'racy of Congress, and particularly to
Investing the negro population with
l5lItical power. He then had - sym
thy with the revolutionists. fine con
enned their policy aud purposes, aud
|. ttY denounced him. But as it became
ls Brent that their mountain of politi-
crime was too huge for one of the
Istnal brotherhood to carry in Presi-
sfklai canvass, they got their reluctant
otsent to make Gen. Grant their casii.
Tor the Presidency. They reasoned
d5lthe strength which his bloody lau-
Il him with the :=ssses~ his com.
81 tne army frfs { "a. Cen; 5
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what Does 1t Mean.
The Indianapolis correspondent Of

The Indianapolis correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer writes:
An alarming feature in the situation
is the organisation of an armed force,
which believe they call NsrsN ational
Guard, oficered by Radicals, Vd, it is
suspected designed for something more
than mere show. 1t is incomprehensi-
that, in this day, we should be foolish
enough to organize, purchase uniforms
and muskets, and drill, merely for the
purpose of making an empty show The
time for playing soldier has passed. The
war took that senseless ambition out of
US, and men nowadays do not care to
spend money and endure the heat and
dust for the purpose of shooting off sham
valor before communities who have seen
so many real regiments which had re-
ceiyed the baptism of blood. Hence no
one believes that silly fonduess for mil
itary parade permissible in the school
boy of seven years ago, but incompre-
hensible in this age, is at the bottom of
this organization. 1t is suspected that,
with real musket, and cartridge ecrta !,
incrs tfnsth n aI.5nas -ifuarha - 4.
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We clip the following eloquent extract
from speech delivered by Gen. Howell
Cobb, of Atlanta, Ga. If such language
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By Tie sythe bang caught By the bslt and
thrown violently against his bead. ionioting .
severe gssh upon his t,rsead. and also deep
nssh wound upon the len hand. The skull vas
not injured He wounds we're skillfslly dress
ed by Dr.. Ross and be Il nov doing well.
Fre.s Dass's Mnis.
What was my surprise, Mr.. Editor. on Ar
irving at this choice little hit ofs place that
such . spot existed so refreshingiy salubrious
and just the right kind afs place to get to In
hot weather. Ihsve been fishing. and. my
gracious. What trout! Ieaught fourteen one
afsernoon. the smslles, weighed pound. Twice
have been pickereling and had full Is good
luck. Ponds Why you cant 20 any where
but you run Into them. And BROOKS They
irs oil full Of dsh. How Issak Walton would
have liked to have lived here But We suffered
enough getting here do assure you. Such
dry miserable plains as they have up here you
never saw; good for nothing but blueberries
and rather slim ct that this year. Yet the na-
ti,es pick them. sueltsring In the heat Of the
day and some Of them. they say, make three
AN not stopping at the Little 0sipee House.
was told they were In the habit there OF mix
ing Little 0ssipee water with Q mssner drink
than I am in the habit Of using 90 have chosen
Q private retreat vhere..the hills and forests
are pleasantly in view,-and a. regards tip
D lers W by Sir.there isn't any Of them round.
Farming prospects look pretty nne about
here. The hay crop 10 very abundant, but the
farmers seem backward about getting il.
think not more than half the hay crop Is Sc
cured yet. have seen no horse power mowers
this side Of Limerick and only two OF three
horse rskes. But even In falling 10 use ma
chinery il seems to me that II the farmers had
commenced to secure the hay cropthe fret
week In July (which they did not do) II would
have been great gain. Some day, probably
not very soon, these farmers win wake up to
use Mowers and Rakers.
Yesterday I WAS down to Poverty Pond
(poor land indeed, enough round it) Monday
I'm Of to Baieh. Fishing Is good but there's
nothing to shoot. ITO rights" I'll be back
again. il.
New6eld Aug. 1, 1868.
Outrage IN Parsosaeid.
East Psrsonheld. July II, 1868.
The Republicans OF this village and vicinity
flung to the breeze very pretty Dag bearing
the names Of rant and ColfsI. Last evening
the Regulators desiring to show their appre-
citation Of the good old aag-besmeared the
a,y -;th .ome hind of 6lth with which they
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MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE Is DEVIN0's
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALVE.

This celebrated salvs has gained popularity
within very btef space Of time ar exceeding
that Of any other article introduced into this
country, frou the net that It's wonderful healing
prOpsrtiss ensure Tor u rapid sale Wherever u 10
known. Its difneuit to supply orders - fAst ~
they sous In. although srranssusnts On IN extern.
avs scale have been psrfsetsdiO Tor IL manufacture
Certificates nom some the most reliable men
attest 70 cures this salvs has made In Fever Sores,
corus, Abesss, BuruaAnd other Kindred di1asaltlss
enough 70 al columns Of this paper. lf yoa have
any sort Of nssh voand or sore, barn, or bruiss.
uss Dsvtno's sslvs ssonos and rslisfis esttain.
A BACON, Ia Llssrty Street. Biddsiord, q. q
NrIoHILL. % Main Street. ssso, osssrsl Agssta
And 80 ~ pvSSyisss svssy vAsrs. an
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TO YOUNG MEN.

II this paper falls into the hands Of any young
maa, over oightees ysars 81 ags. who desires to
stsdy fet The Liberal Christian Ministry. shan
be dad 70 have him cemmuniosts with NE. Tho
Unitarian Dissemination Is about to engage In n
large Missionary Entsrpriss which calls for con
seersted sea-, energy and selEsaorihcs. believe
that there arc, In different parts Of the eoentry,
hundreds Of young men who are anxious TO enter
the ministry and devote themselves to the reli
gious uplifting Of their fellows. To such. II poor
viii give an employment that will support them.
and On education that will. In two or three years
at them TO DO the Lords work In the great vine
yard GEORGE n. HEPwORTH,
On. no. lt3I BOSTON, MASS.
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In Newa,h, July 81, William fitzpatrick, aged 81 years
Iu Nswhsld, Aug I, Mrs. LIME Egcomb, aged 20 yrs.
In Boston, July Mr.. John llsrue, aged o. years,
resident Of Saco.
In saeo, July u, Mrs. MArsery, widow q the late Cap,
Coruellus Boothby.
In Greene, July 70, Mr. Jesse Gray, aged - years.
months and days Mas. papers please copy.
In MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug u, Eugene D. Lunt, aged
., years and one month lie n sou 81 Mt samuel
Lunt formerly ct this city disease, quick consumption
leaves q wife and child
In Buxton Aug 3, Mr.. Jonathan Harmon, aged " yrs.
In Sac,, 10Th ult OF pulmonary consumption, George
IIorae WARD son Il llouce Ward, dscess~ tTmery 81
Portland aged 30 years In all the relations snd duties OF
he-as son brother, friend rs captain In Maine rg''
ent II volunteers hrOush q service In the
late civil war as brother % the Masonic Order high In
rank as cashier and dsburng clerk In the grat manu-
featuring establishment at Winoosk W AMI at his death
81 the IAcons Company, DddefOri, Maine George H.
Ward was at the highest and best sense brave,
Kindly and faithfully true TO his duty good and gen
tie man.-lryus. .I H.
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PORTLAND AND OGDENSBURGH
Railroad Company.

rJ,HE undersigned, being amsjority Of the per-
i sons nan, IN tho first section OF an Act pas ed
by the Legislature OF Maine. and approvei Fe6.li'
A. d. 1867, entit led An ACT 20 Incorporate the TOT.
which an Act additional was passed by the Legis.
lature OF Maine, and approved Feb. y, A. ID. 1861
and also acting under Che authority OF vote pas
psny June 10Th A. d. 1883, In which It va, provi:
ied THAT the books ofsubscription to the Capital
Stock In this Company DO open under the direction
OF Messrs. John o, Bro.n, u. John smith, ~. "
". wScd%an, d.o, y. ss.pisy, I;nsl W.shbSin. j.:
J. H. Perley, II. N. Rich. W. r. Milllken, Henry
Fox, and Charles II. Haskell, being majority OF
the corporators named 10 the arst section OF the
Rsilroa Co, approved FEB. Iith, A. d. 1867, aud
that said Committee DO authorised 70 NJ the terms
Of subscription and the times and places Tor open.
Ing the looks thsrsof DO hereby az an siocr ~
aid COMPANY snio}l are hereto ssSjoined and they
hereby give notice, that for the pufposs Of recNv.
Ing subscriptions for the Stock OF said company AZ
* u: ;s .sSsons q
lstloI tksrsto, not exceeding twenty thousand
shSrpa Books Of subssription win be op,n under
the direction Of the undsniEnsd. according 70 the
regulations prescribed ~ the ''ms' sn0 p'A0s' '0''
Al PORTLAND With sam'l J. Anderson At No. Is EI-
ehsnssS o. ON The oath day Of August nsxS
Al wsstport With ssml yo.d.n and Geo. warren
At Gorhan with Fred. Robbie on the 10th day OfAu.
AsSSsdss With n. J. swa,sy and Tobias Lord on
the 2uth day OF August next.
At Baldwin with James Norton and ID. 7. Richard.
son. OF the 20t day Of August next.
At Sebaxo with Luther Fitch, on the 10th day Of
Al Cor.i,h with Caleb R. Aver and Albert O'Brien
ON the 10Th day Of August next.
Al Hiram with N. d. Hubbard and John H.Spri7g
on the 10Th day Of August next
Al Del mark with }. Bennett and - Holt on
the Goth dA. OF August next
Al Brpwnnsld with ]. z. SWEET and K d. Bean, on
tbs nth day OF August nexs
At Pryeburg with ID. X. Hastings and Geo. d. Bar
row. on the 2nth day OF August next
Al Brdgton with RUFUS Gibbs and N. 8. Littlehe d,
on the 10Th day OF August next
Said Books will remain open ct each OF said
places Yen successive days fom the dates aforesaid
Dated at Portland this thirtisth day Of July, a.
ID. 1868
III $40 X. aso v: WOObAAN.
I. wASilBCRN,J R,
~. N. buCH,
81 SPRING,
JOHN LYNCH.
ChAS II. HASKELL.
q. ~r--'. '~N JONAS II. PERLEY, b
FI.#. 81. SMITH,
-. t. - ~ HENRY fOx, -
a. N. JOSE,
rr' N s.gl q. 2. bHkPLRY,
r. Q, HERsEY -
swan r' W. r. hILLlLKN. gEt
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NAIIs cLosa for tie Wet q EOS 4. D., and s1s :. =.
Fer tAs Esst Il II - 4. H., and 6tsr H. Fs LIN
erich 81 ~ ~, psssoasasL, Mooisy, "Wednesday anil
Friday at 8. 20 .. -, Lyman Centre, rhaf>iSs ooy'
81 s-Jop.n.
MAILS AaaIvs ftom ns East 81 $50 ~, and 700 :, n
ySem tAs Wet Il II D., and 500 r'n fm LAnsss
ick a n % A. L., PArsoosnsli, Mo.iN, Medoe.iy
and Friday 81 80 p -, Lyman .e"sres I"s'''
oaly d $50 Az.
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J0eks0n,s C0f0rrh SNsGH
AND TROCHE POWDER.

delightful and p,eAs>ns r-zey IN catsrh. headache,
BOD bsvssh s'arse.> sshmA bsvcoAls,a cvsshs, dsst
nsss 10, and IN dsccies vsAleng frum COLDS In hssA
thruas and vocal OBTAINS. rhh rvus1y doe poS ssdry
an" CsiArh, bus loosens 10 hsss The kssd q Oh
edssw sarrs, qsickty r-woviaE bsa brsssh and Hold
tasvh, s 60 mild and agreeable In Ia s6scss tAat
pssislv~sy eures without sneesiaSt Asa I've.
che Powder. q 10 plcAsAnt N the tAsss, and never
.s..-ss-. .h<u ssaossd Instantly gives TArsaf
AMI yeeai orysasa aslieisas seasasiea 81 Ssl.
ness and eomfsrt. II Ne eest 1eses rssse In he
scsti, TRY H. sAk, rsliabss, snd oily - sss,A ssld
ASsrs COOPER, WILSON Co, Prsprs, PAirsL
whsrssis Aesuta, Gen @. Goodwin Co, knss nroS
hrd, Boston, W. ". wAlpp,s On. husAnd. lyu
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To Holders OF Governments Bonds.
AND orusR
SECURITIES AND vALUADLEs.
UNION S.AFE DEPOSIT FAULTS
10 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LEE, HIG6INsoS Co offer for Rent. Safes In
side their Vaults, at rates nom $40 to 500 per an
mum. They slss offer tn receive, on special depos
IT. a. Balees, securities Of persons living In the
and Navy, Masters OF Vessels, and others. Circu-
Lara, containing full particulars, forwarded on ap-
plicaticn tn HENDY LEE, Manager.
Boston. March I, 1865. sp.no.Iyll
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STATE OF MAINE.


STATE OF MAINE.
YORK. s..
AT a Court of County Comm listeners, begun
and held at .Aifrsd. for and rithin the Coun-
~ of York. on the second Tuesday OF April
A. ID. 1868, and by adjournment from time
TO time 10 the l5ih day OF July, a. ID. 1868.
On the foregoing petition. u Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are RESPONSE
ble and that they ought TO DO heard touching tho
matter set forth in their petition and therefore or
der That tho petitioners give notice TO all persons
and corporations interested, that tho County Com.
missioners will meet at the dwelling house OF
Charles W. Smith, In Hollis, In said County OF York.
on the eighteenth day OF September, A. D. ls6s, at
ten o'clock In the forenoon, whom they will pro-
coed TO view the route set forth In the petition.
lent place In the vicinity. will give hearing TO
the parties and their witnesses. Said notice TO be
by causing copies Of said petition and this order
OF notice thereon, to be served upon the Town
Clerks OF the towns OF Marlborough, Llmington
and Hollis, all In said County OF York, and also
by posting up copies Of the same In three public
places In each Of said towns, and Publishing the
same three weeks successfully IN the UsIoN Asp
aid County Of YORK, the srst Of said publication.
and each OF the other notices to be ct least thirty
days before the time Of said meeting, that All per
sons may then and there be present and shew
cause, n any they have, why the prayer OF raid
petition should not DO granted,
Attest, II. FAIRFIELD. Clerk.
,~~>, Copy Of the petition and order
Us LR.S. {of Court thereon; ,,
3W31
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dividend NOTICE The Directors Of the
- Hardy Machine Company at their regular
pay Dividend Of per cent. from the profits OF
The last SIX months, the same 10 be made payable
on or after August 18th nj the once of the Com.
pany. CHARLES HANDY, Treasurer.
Diddsford, Aug. I, ises. 2wD
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s.~o Poss Omee--Man Arrssgsmsass.
Mu. r,o.. tr the West at $50 a. ~, AMI J % ?; n
- y, - s1rs Coantry Mali eloss osery rues
DAY, fhur-isy and sAisrisy al osoA'
NM. ,.syr IRON IN. wes IL ts.io and 70 ?. q.
yof the Ma At ssO .. ~, and 80 ? ~ LAmsnes, a
iiAs Country Mails arrive every NeoodAy' "eones-
day and Friday al s3oP.n.
as RICHARDS. r. n.
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encd, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atropllicd and decayel.
But such rs remain can DC saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with u pas,y sedi.
mcnt, it will kccpit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling of, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Visor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for m
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Dr. Days SanEAinale, o. Beod rurtysr, ssurs
cur, Ar pyspspsia surs eure s CAtAh sure cure fos
lIesach- sure cure r eli dseas<s ariGns iron IN In
purv stAie 81 Tho elo Mate roa roos ADi hests, and
ssk In all c.s-sI Give utai and sasy yourssf 10
sure Ant sst only d. Dsys sApgunAo Blood Rryer;
an osh< are counsrrSsi ptcs Ops DollAr-Sx bodies
&c Five Dollars RAiLkY 4 BRADFORD, rrvpSsstou
SIS Washlnxtoa 81, boston, Nass Val
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District Court Of tho United states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter OF MI
~ chaei d. Tarbox, Bankrupt, In bankruptcy.
This Is 10 give notice that petition has been pre-
sented 10 the Court. this twenty.drst day OF july
by Michael Il TarboI, Of Dddeford, BANKRUPT;
praying that he maj be decresd to have iail
discharye from all his debts, proyable under
the Bankrupt Actand upon reading said Petition,
is ordered by the Court that hearing DC haa
upon the same. on the 18th day ofSeptembeI, a.
Is6s. before the Court In Portland In said District
At 2 O'clock P. NJ and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest
may appear ut said time and place, and sIlew
cause III any they have. why the prayer oil sara
''"'' WM. r. PREBLE.
Clerk Of District Court for said District
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SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR MERIT
Mas. A A. ALLIES Isrsoyn (nsp styi,) Has Rs
srosks, OF DssSsrSo, lin bot.isl Every druggist
sells L. Price One Dollar. lmJo
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CoUNIssIONERs NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICED
c,,o,, n, cha Is, W. K,wbaL, tote Of Soeo, IN fAs
county Of York, deceased, rtprsssnfsd 'n'ofrent'
TINE subscribers having been appointed by tho
i probate court for said county commissioner 70
receive and ex mine all claims OF cred tors against
The estate of ,aid Charles W. Kinibal, hereby give
notice that six months nom the fourth day oil An:
gust. A. D. 1868 are allowed TO creditors TO present.
their claims against said estate, and that they viii
meet no examine the claims creditors AT the OF.
Ace of Moses Emery d Son, OF Saco, on the thvu
Mondays OF August, October, and January OF the
present year, at nine O'Clock 10 ths !, forenoon.
JOHN A. KELLY. siohers'
Saco, August 4, 1865 3w33
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A want hes been felt and expressed by Physi-
clans, FOR = safe and liable purgAtivej such a
want Is nov supplied In Parsons PIrgAtive Pills.
Henry X. Bond, OF Jefferson, Maine, was cured
Of splitting Of blood. soreness and weakness OF the
stomach, 6y the use Of .Johnsons Anodyne Lini.
meuto
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ACCIDENT. There was an explosion In Doct. Ay-
er's Laboratory, yesterday, which caused some
excitement In this vicinity. Ayers Pills are man.
uiaetured under an enormous pressure, In cyln'
ders, like cannon which sometimes prove To weak
for the compressed forces, ani burst with great
violence. Fortunately, the pcices do not az ar 50
that no one has ever been hurt by them. The ao'
ton Is more like Ice than Powder but II makes
Pills that tn, world Acknowledge are PiLLs-Dduy
Journal, LOesH.
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wissar's Balsam of wild Cherry and
rssss Celebrated Saips have stood the test OF
experience, and have come Into general use. These
articles are no vuaek nostrums, but genuine pre-
pArations. skillfully compounded, and we'll adapt
Ell to the class OF diseases for which IL Is recon.
the Proprletors