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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24
S T r A Y E D.

n DARK Brown Mare Sucking Colt fol-
lowed the subscriber home Tuesday the 18th. the
Lake Shore Road, and inquiring has succeeded in
finding its Iwner. The owner is hereby notified 10
3tssSa = o.. FRANCIS ROUNCE.
Asbtahula Oct % '6s . I'D --,I H..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24

: cT Seymour has been in the habit of rid
ing grandly through Utica to his headquarters
in that city but on the morning after the Oc-
tober elections he took roundabout way
through the by-streets, and CARED a carpet-bag
in his hand. A brother in grief spoke to him
of the Republican success, and the Great De-
cliner, lifting his "hand as white as wo-
mans" replied: well, sir, the Democracy
cannot hold me responsible. l persistently and
repeatedly declined the nomination"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24
MONEY SAVED!

w E are constaetly perchasieg for Cash in
the New York and Boston Markets. all kinds Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS, COTTONs,
BOOTS AND SHOES, WATCHES, SEWING
MACHINES, CUTLERY, DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS, &e., &c.
Which are actually selling average price Of one
DoIlrr for each article. Our Sales being strictly
for cash. and our trade much larger than that Of any 9th
er smsr concern enables 70 give better bargains
than can be obtained Of any other house. l....
TEEE IADIEs
Are specially invited to give MS trial 90.
SEND FOB A CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE LIST. ."
Our club system for selling 10 follows: For we
send 20 patent pen fountains and checks describing
different articles to be sold for dollar each 40 ior -
Gu for IS 100 for $l9 &C. Sent by mail tn'nssSons
larger a those offered by any other fr according 20
size of club. Single fountain and check III cts: Male
and female agents wanted. Send money In kes
gistered Letters. Send trial club and you VIII
acknowledge that you cannot afford to buy goods OF any
other house thereafter. f.. .- b
E5tgSO TO Hanover St. Boston, Mass.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24

The Burlingame mission treaty is freely
discussed in the China press, and has given
dissatisfaction, containing no new concessions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24

Gov. SEYMOnR UPON THE STUMP.-Ihe
man caught up by the great tidal wave, against
his protestations of honor, came down at Ro-
chester on the evening of Wednesday last, and
addressed a large gathering of his friends
He merely accepted their greeting at that place
while passing through it to Buffalo, where ne
was to speak on Thursday evening. The wan
ing fortunes of the Democrocy-the party that
have been giving signs of woe, that all was
LOST are to be brought back to hope and con-
fidence by their candidate placing himself
where it has always been considered improp-
or and wanting in selfrespect for q presiden-
tial candidate to place himsel-upon the
stump, soliciting the favors of the people at
the ballot box. ''' '-.-
The World states that Seymour win stump
Pennsylvania next week. 1t says, editorially,
if Seymour is elected President, he will be
President, and that if he lives to perform his
duties the politics Of the Weep President are Of
as little practical account, after he is elected,
as the politics of the Senate Chamber clerk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24
FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE.

i HE Stewart family horse, 80 well known
about the vii age of Ashtabua, is offered for sale
moderate terms ii applied for lie IL large, dark
bay, fine looking; free traveller and altogether good
family horse. AUGUSTUS STEWART.
Ashtabua Oct 90 1868. Is !'..- 3t*9S2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24

Chief Justice Chase is certainly very accom-
modsting. Without living look for success, he
is, neyertheless, willing to sacrifice himself up
on the altar of democracy. The lamb before
its shearer, is nothing to such meek and unre-
sisting devotion.
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Agents Wanted! o..
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Or Outlines of the United States Government.
Timely new work by JUDGE WILLIS.

A NEW AND VALUABLE BOOK
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No Competition. No partisan work. We employ no
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THANKserNe.-The Presfdenshas issued
Proclamation appointing the s6th day of No
vember IS Thanksgiving Day.
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cY-The National and N. Y. State Dcmocra-
tic Committees have issued. addresses urging
the Democracy forward under their present
standard bearers; and deny that the party is
pledged to overthrow the reconstruction ctl
hy any hut peaceful measures
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24

GRANT, it is said puffs away the even tenor
of his way with fifteen cigars day, satisfied
with himself and the world, while Seymour
and his friends are suffering with prolonged
fit of the nightmare. B., -#.' -lf .""y--
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For Sale-The Brewery Property. on Bank AIey,
lately occuped hy Robert Fuler-suitaoe Tor use As
brewery having ane double cellar. and two good wells
Of never falling water. There is building sumeient i9s
two or three teuements for r.es and the location u
sn,ono the hest FOR business residence.
Eno1ire OF C. g. CALKIss, Real Estate Agent
or OF SHERMAN AND HALL, Attys.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-24

tB-The Presbyterian Synod of Chicago
passed resolutions against dancing
EB-The Presbyterian Synod of Ohio will
meet next year in Granville, Licking county
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FEATHER DRESSING f!

L HE Subscriber would respectfully in:
grm he people of Ashtabuia and vicinity that he has
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GRAND pRsIDERArUM
PERFECT SPECTaCLES
important to the afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 b consulted NJ his or
Zee Nos. and . Endieott Street, Boston, on all
disease. OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by q long course Of study and practical expert
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 10 cure the most alarming eases Of 0sasr.
vAss and SyIAHis. Beneath his treatment, all tie
cy. Seroiula. uonorrhos, Ulcers Pain or Nstvvss
ln the regions Of procreation. Inflammation OF The
BlsddeIand Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abseesses, Iiu.
horrible symptoms attending this class OF disessc,
arc made u become ~ harmless ~ tho simplest
ailings OF child. Particular attention girento
the treatment ofSEMlSAL WEAKNESS In all Us
forms and stagcs. Patients who wish TO remain ur
der DIR. DovS treatment Few days OF weehr WI
be fsrnishcd with pieasant rooms, and chsrrsshr
board moderate
P.S Ladies' Who are troubled with any di.esss
pecuiay In their sy,tem, will fnd speedy rsliefby
saiIins on DIR. DOW, At his once, Nos Endieot
street
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EvkRY SrRoxE Corsrs-The why 81.
Their to DO good or to ls good in this worl,l,
Is not 10 be weary in well.,loing The
slightest particulars are important. Every
stroke counts We do one duty and still
another, and % on from step to step. ill a
Substantial character il formed. The slight
additions that are made from day tn day are
hardly perceptibls; bat in the end. the sep
arsts blocks have reared the mighty pyra-
md. u NO walt ill ~s can execute som.
grsst doed, AMI hccomc saints nud heroes
In day. We may waste lite in vain cxpec.
taiions, and suffer bankruptcy Of ch.rnc,sr
u last. Tho fhll-s'or-,i hive OF h"nsy !.
not the spoil Of ono flower alone, ba, q,
many. 50 must come good he a,t,ne,, ,y.
cry day, sous new truth learned. som.
vigorous resolution mads and 'ome ola,
ooss r-pairssl. Until We are faithful ~ tn
the full msrk Of our ability, we never can
tell how much we loss oven by one iailuru
in duty, one slight deviation irom tho bright
and shining way Of. moral recii,ude and ho-
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Office Of Collector OF Internal Revenue.
First Collection District OF State OF Maine.

NoricE Is uERssr GIVEN that, pursuant TO the
laws Of the United States relating to Internal Rev.
enue, will nv myself or deputy, attend TO the
collection OF taxes and special taxes assessed and
enumerated on the annual list for 1868, aud paya.
BILE In the County OF Cumberland, In said district.
ut my office, on Plum Street, In said Portland, from
Monday. the 18th day Of May, 1868, to Saturday,
the 9Th day of June. 1865
And further give notice, that will In like man.
ntr attend to collecting the taxes and special tax
es assessed and payable In the County OF York, in
said district, at the following designated times
and places, viEi
sACO, at the American House, Tuesday, May
~. is6~, from o'clock, A. NJ. to O'Clock y. III.
BlDDEfORD, at the Biddefort House, Wednes.
day, May q, ls6S, IRON I O'Clock, Z. NJ. to Q
o'clock, y. VI
KENSEBUNR, at Hote, kept by W. A. HALL.
Thursday, Msy q, 1858, from,9 o'clock. A. d.
Ia I o'clock, r. NJ.
kiTTERY, at Kittery depot, Friday. May %,
IS6s, IRON 4 o'clock, A. N. TO 10 O'Clock. A. ~.
SOUTH BERWICK, Mt the Newichawanick
House, Friday, May ~, ls6s, ifrom II O'Clock, A.
NJ to o'clock, u. Nj.
Persons In York County. DESTROYS of 50 doing,
can pay their taxes ut this Office Mt any time prior
10 June o, lees, except during the time herein
specially grated for their collection elsewhere,
and tar payers In brunswick, can make pay ment
at First National Bank OF brunswick, at any time
within the present month.
Special notice will be mailed to oil persons who
neglect 20 pay as aforesaid, Tor the Issuing and
service Of which foe at twenty cents will DO
charged, as provided by law.
3~t,l NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector.
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.D>s<-Yss SpsakssA."

Clasp the pale hands gently
walk With reverend tread
smooth the pillow softly
Round the slseper's head.
Many hearts ere Awe-struek-
Many tesr.drop. fall.
FOR the dear one sleeping
Was beloved By oil.
kin the white cheek lightly,
Smooth the Icy brow
An the spirits love-liGhs,
Beams in heaven now.
6oue-the gentle spirit,
Drne-the works Of love.
Tuped-the glorious harp-strings,
In the ehoirs above.
List q gentle whispering
To each striker heart /;
"Seek the way to heaven
Choose the better part.
"Grest the love,l hut lost ones
On that other shore.
Th.oee the happy crowned ones,
Shall depart no moro
Gan their life-work ended.
Esrth's long journey Ger,
They viii reign triumphant,
Never sorrowiug more
Seek through Christ. oar Saviour.
Our Heavenly Fathers care;
Then at Death He'll give thee
Mansions bright and fair.
whence these gentle vhispfings
which our spirits ALL
AM the lost 10 truly
Dssd.-yst speaketh still.
-HaIiorsh Gazstts.
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.FuN-ln Wisconsin there is a town call.
ed Oshkosh. II is regarded by the people
Of that section rs "grcat place for fun"
And if we admit that the local definition OF
''iun" be correct. its repute is not unde-
served. II Glanced recently that minister
from another part Of the State started to 60
to Oshkosh. lie had gone few miles on his
journey when he was shocked by meeting
q man limping along, with the blood run
ming down one side Of his face. On being
questioned. the man said he had been up to
Oshkosh, "havinq n little fun with the
boys" Two miles further on, another
man was met, with an arm in sling, a
bunged eye. and torn clothing. He told the
distance to Oshkosh, s,il il was a live town,
and that he had been mp there shaving a
little fun with the boys." Pondcring on
these hcts, tho minister proceeded pensive.
~ until he came tn a man seated by tho
side OF the road with a spmined arm anil
only one car lie was washing the locality
whence the other hid been bitten oil. The
minister stopped aud expressed his .ympa.
thy. The man avered that il was nothing,
he had merely been up to Oshkosh having
q little fun with the boys. "Bui," said the
minister severely, "what do you suppose
your wife will say when she sees YOU in
that state y The man smiled sardonic
smile, and putting his hand in his pocket
brought forth piece Of nose, a section Of
scalp with hair attached, and n piece Of
cheek bitten from his antagonists face, and
holding them up to The minister, said :
"whst do You suppose his VITA will say
when she sees limp" The minister silent
" went his way, sadder AMI ssger man.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
m FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW. Phystcisa and SsrEeon Mol = . En-
dcott Street, Boston, 10 consulted daily iof all dh-
Ctsri. OF hilinE Of the Womb, fluor Albos, Sup.
presnon. and other nsnstruai arrangements, srs
nov treated upsa new pathological principles, and
Invariably csrtain b ne new nsds Of tsssimsoi.
that nost etstinAts complaints Yield under IL and
the aictsd psfson soon rsloises In perfect health.
Dr.. Dow %, no dosbt had ussts! sIPsrisnss 10
any cher physician IN Bestss, ssa Ass. anee
lsls confined his whole sttsntiou 70 the esfs OF
private dissases and tsnals Con plaints.
N. R-Ali isttsn must eoataia fesr fsa Stamps
or they will nod b answered. .H T....
ono honn iron 4. y. toshb' lr. .g....s
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YOUNG DExTERi

wv season. as follows, A. Biddeford, on satur-
days. ut Dolin's Stable. on Washington Street A.
Buxton Centre on Thursdays, ~ tsoodwin's Mills
Dayton. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
commencing May u, 1854 YOUNG DEXTER
u ive years old color coal black, stands about ar
teen hands high, weighs 1000 ibs, can tfot mile
In three minutes, and IL Of splendid style and
build. lie was sIred by Dexter out or Black
Hawk and Hiram Drew marc, and u eas- of the
hest horses for speed and bottom In the State
Cd to call and examine "Young DEXTER"
2iI. |-IITTT LUKE SMITH.
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Special n Offices.
.J0ckSON,S C0t0rrh Sssss6
AND TROCHE POWDER,

delightful and pleasant remedy In catAh, besdachc,
bad breAth, hoarseness asthma, brvnch coughs deal
ness Se and all disorders resulting om COLDS In bead,
throat and vocal oSgans. This remedy does no< "dry
M" CAtarh, bur loosens fves the head q all
offensive matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
ache allays and soothes the burning hest In Ca
positively cures without sneestnGt Asa IRE
che Powder, 10 10 psessHnt 10 the tAste, and never
nAseates when swAlo~ed Instantly gives ~ the Throaf
and Vocal Orgass delicious sensation OF cool.
mess and comfort. IL the best Yeiee Teafe In the
wasi, Try Il. sails, reliable, and only - cents sold
by DurgiseS, 90 mailrd ffre.
Address COOPER, WILSON CO., Prop'rs, PAirs-
Wholesale Agents Geo. q. Goodwin Co Rust BroS
q Bird Boston, W. W. whlpple 4 Co.. Portland. lysl
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lis true the 1noble Of tho earth de-
but truo nobility never dies. What man
has been and done. man can DO and ,lo.
] came near selling my boots the other
day, said Scuttlss to friend.
How sol
Well, I had them half soled.
II you arc lover, do not love two Rir,s
q ooes. Love isa god thing. hut il ].
Ike butter 10 warm westher-it won't do
70 have 70 much On hsnd ss oacs. ~,
."Dsashtsr, "said fond mother, whom
q speeulstioos had nads ariaocrsiic, "lns
~: brown propossd to yoai" .Yes ma, |"
Wpsed tns daughter chs proposes that we
90 eus thh sweating aud ri soms oyaen. |"
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snni ssrsl and Rational Medicine..-.rv
w.ns - LUNAR MIXTURE has been used for
snS oy ladies Cor all the peculiar diseases
sI,h ~. ss.,.,us. Incident 10 the female system
trss. OF ,.v,ss q sseosss. 10 produces no dis.
rcstosipr ths .vss..sss> but sets vith natars, IN
-. s,,sss.s 49, - ,sppressed. Evsn In the
S.,siv nsr,oS In = s., Ssssf iails 10 restore the
Legitimate and shosld be In NJ -. Tvs perfsssLy
cry Lady. Sold only By the pseps,s.s,' zion W ~
70 gsasd ssnin., Imposition. ssiI On =, A..
"rks Doster gives special atlset,c. ~, m,
essss % women. and patients can remain Snsu.
his Immediate care n they desirs. Cosy.ss.asaasst
Court 81 Boseoa, Mo- .a4.... spSas
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The celebrated DR.. DOW continues 10 devote
his entire time To the treatment of ell diseases in
eident To the female system. An experience of
twenty -four yearsenables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst eases Ut sup
PRESTON ana all other Menstrual DerAngements
itvm shAtsvcr cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Oaice No. Bndicott street, Roston.
n. B-Boari furnished To those who wish to re-
main under treatment
Boston. June -. ls6z. lryN
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Facts about Steel.

What IS STEEL? Many people may deem
he question easy OF answer, but Il 10 really
not 20. Il was long accepted ~ triism
in the an or science OF metallurEy that steel
h simply carbide Of iron: that Is, COM
mound OF carbon and iron, the former ele-
mcnt being present in the compound TO the
extent Of from one In one and q half per
cent This chemical definition II now
quite superseded. Steel has become a
eener;c term. and Of genius steel there are
various species. Ordinary steel is carbon
steel. bat sseely compounds Of iron have
been produced which have The same general
properties a. ordinary steel, the carbon OF
which b replaced, either in whole or In
part, by other chemical elements. Thus
we have now tungsten steel, In which the
metal tungsten il combined with the iron;
manganese steel containing tho retail mar
ganese, and other sieels containing chro-
MUM and titanium. In the case Just men.
toned, the steel is invariably u compound
Of iron with another metal u u, in short
IN alloy. Other species or varieties, how,
ever, contain non.meiallic bodies rs Oh,
safeguarding materials. Carbon is ont
Of these elements, and, therefore, IL is bu
natural to dispose that such elements a
closely resemble il in their chemical proper
ties will be the most likely to serve in il
stead. Silicon, or, a. some modern chem
ISIS call Il, silicium, the basis Of SILICA o
flint. 10 one Of the nearest chemical relative,
Of carbon. Well, the French chemist, Car
on, has made silicon steel, Then there j:
the element boron, fhll.cousin. ~ il were
10 carbon AMI silicon, ths basis of orlinar,
horax. Steel has recently been made 10
Glasgow Of most extraordinary hardness
and cutting power, when used for tools ia
turning operations. In Que instance tia,
has come to my knowledge the tool did
thirteen times the amount Of cutting work
ofan ordinary tool of carbon steel. The
process Of making this new steel is at pres.
ent kept secret. bat there is reason tai be-
lieve that il is boron steel Once q ,coek
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Notice..

THE undersigned having beea appointed by
~ rssssvs end examine che claims Of ths creditors
Of The estate Of Charles a. Burlsgh, late Of $500,
.hess sstats q rspresented in.olvsnt, Five notice
that six months commencing the dth day OF May
lses have been allowed said eredissrs 70 bring In
and prove their claims and that Nc will attend 70
me service assigned us at the once OTIS. v. Lor.
~, IN sAif eaeo. the 1rst Mcnday Of each monsh
wan Nan 70 10 s'elset A. ~. eoiamsneiny me nfss
s.so Nay Il, 1883. CORNELIUS swErTsYR
xpw MN. PERKINS.
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r pyspspsa sure cure nc Catarh, sure cure &c
llsssehe, sare cure fes an dissas. Arising frm an I'm
par sate % the hood Made from rcots and herh- and
sa'e In all eAses Give trial and ssisfy yoars<n ID
All ohsu coanserSerA frics Ous DullAr-Six botss
G 1--WE nc'tr. BAILEY BRADFORD, prvpsissers
80 "AAAns,ea 81. bostoo, MAss yN
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srss Vegetable Pulmenary Dalsaa, ~
Cocass CoIbs snd CoSsnruos, set ses a thass
eyAsn NJ Rsssruns TIA IN Arot>sa h ~ sans Year
tA<y sfs sssuL A rpntaaes a 1wfy ye0s' stAsiins,
he vshsAs Ora Ne Esssios Rkkn cCrikR Co,
pv~syssA bossa, hppretsn. 80 sale
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Gen. Grants Eace, writes a Washiny ton

Gen. Grants face, writes a Washington
correspondent, is a study to me always
wearing its look Of pain, NJ if an invisible
world pressed him dnwn from above. lie
always walks NJ u s,c@lying himself under
this load. You can feel his headache.
Wonderful patience seems To he forever
just sitting his cry Of pain A. tn his rcti
eence, % much SPOKEN OF, that is only true
OF things about which Won have no husi.
ness tn ask. lie will talk with You freely
upon Mexico, theme OF constant enthusi-
asm 10 him ~ tn Sheridan, his great Lien.
tenant. Roth Of them have the Pacific
coast passion Sc ccWpu-s,s in that land. al.
ready hallowcd with the blood of Cor.z,
and the blood of MaSinilian, and sacred in
the history Of The American army. Gen.
Grant will talk by Tho hour upon the ~.
sources OF Mexico, the beauty of its eli.
mate, It's capacity for defence. and the STRAIT
egic routes to its strong positions. he
thinks Of IL Is dream Of young soldier.
hood.
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March 10, ls6.
state of Maine.


WORK, So. At Court Of County Commits
i siouers, begun and held at Alfred, for aud
within the County Of York, on tie second Tuesday
OF April A. D. 1865. On the foregoing petition. Il
10 considered by the Commissioners that the petit
TONERS are responsible and that they ought TO be
heard touching the matter set forth In their peti.
tlon, AMI therefore order, That the petitioners
give notice to all persons and corporations inter-
ested. that the County Commissioners will meet at
the dwelling house of John Seavcy In said city Of
Biddeiord on the seventeenth day OF June, A. ID.
1865 at ten o'clock In the forenoon, when they will
proceed tu view the route set forth In tho petition
and Immediately aftsr such view, Mt some convo.
nent place In the vicinity. will give hearing to
the parties ard their witnesses Said notice tn DO
by causing copies or said petition and this order
OF notice thereon, to be served upon tho Town
Clerk % said town OF Dayton and the
City Clerk Of the city Of Biddeford and also
by posting up copies Of the samo In three public
places ~ zach Of said towns, and publishing the
same three weeks successfully In tho Union 4
Journal, a newspapers printed In BiddeiOrd In
said County, the first OF said publications, and
each Of tho other notices to be ut least thirty
days before the time OF said meeting. that all per.
sons may then and there be present and shew
cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not he granted.
-, Attest, ii. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
IS Cts true copy eftN Petition and Order
)lR.S (0 Court hTeon:
t~~ Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
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nnle,s Arnica Ointment.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

ft s.e by all Druggists, sn ycar address and Is eta
:" q. r. SEYMOUR CO, Boston, Mass, and receive
box By return mail. Ortlssplyk3
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