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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-15
THE LABORING INTERESTS OF
THE COUNTRY.

The conse quences Of the election of
Seymour and Blair should be properly
understood by every laboring man
throughout the country. A stagnation
in every department of labor in that
case may be looked for from the fact
that capitalists will have no confidence
in their management of the important
pecuniary interests, and withhold the
means for carrying forward the bust
ness of the country, to such an extent
as will embarrass labor in all it's depart
ments The merchants in our cities
will find their business SO curtailed as
to render it necessary to stop the ex-
penditure of money in the erection OF
country houses and other like improve
ments to degree that will greatly di-
minish the amount OF labor, which
would otherwise have been called for.
And in addition TO this, should Sey-
mour and Blair come into power, an at
tempt would be made to restore slavery
which viii cause a great stampede of
negroes from the South to the North
for protection which will give to the
North large surplus of laborers, with
a large diminution of labor for them -
This will produce sad state Of things
among the laboring classes of the coun-
try. Large numbers must be thrown
out of employment, unless they are sent
as soldiers into the South to put down
any attempt to overthrow the Govern
ment.
Leaders of the Democracy conceal
these things, and thus mislead the la
boring classes, that they may secure of
flee and power. This should be learn
ed by those most deeply concerned be-
fore it is too late.
~ OLD OBSERVER.
There is a scare in Washington over
an alleged conspiracy to assassinate An
drew Johnson What would be the use
of killing man who has already killed
himself ? It seems that one night, dur
ing the impeachment excitement, man
named Hemebur in the presence of his
brother-in-hw, Mr.. Evans and Mrs. Ev-
ans and his own wife, stood up In his
own pahor and displayed with great
flourishing an American flag. This flag,
he said, had been given him by Gener-
al Butler as one of a company OF con
spirators organized for the assassination
of President Johnson. This is the way
conspirators always do. They wave a
fac and tell oil their wife's relations.
Laege Posters printed at this Office.
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&Iisabstb Daily Monitor.
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WEDNESDAY,. OCT. Il, 1883.

The ELIZABETH DAnY MoSITon is pHb-
ished at 155 Broad street, next to the Post
Office, by DRAKE AND CusHISG, Editors and
Proprietors Mail subscribers five dollars a
year, in advance. Single copies two cents.
J MADISON DRAKE,
FOSTER NJ. CUSHING.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-20

VAIN PowEn OF MAiSE-We are In
debted to Mr.. Walter Wells, Superinten-
dent photographic Publication, Portland,
Maine, for bound report Of some three
hundred pages, under the foregoing title,
presenting detailed information respecting
the location, characteristics, improve
ments. ownership, and other features Of a
considerable proportion Of over 1000 diff
erent water powers In that State, repre-
sentlng In the aggregate from SOC, 900 to
100 horse power. II also recapitulates
In brief manner, In preliminary state
ment, the peculiarly favorable conditions.
secured both by nature and by the liberal
policy Of the State, under which the water
power can be employed. It Is a very val
liable work-especially to those In search
OF favorable sites for manufacturing. en-
terprises, and such parties. or the direc-
tors OF public libraries. can obtain copies
free Of expense, by addressing Mr.. Wells
as above.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-20

very common form OF vulgar impu-
hence Is the staring at ladies'. To do 90 In
any public place Is ungentlcmanly, but to
avail ones self Of vicinity which circum-
stances render unavoidable, Is contempti-
BILE. The man who will stare continually
at lady across u hotel table, or In an
omnibus, deserves to bo arrested. lgno-
rant young men frequently do this under
the impression that lt u not really dlsa-
greeable to the other sex, and that they
are In fact paying . species Of compli..
ment. Could they know the vexation and
annoyance which Is often masked under
the air Of calmness with which the inso-
lence u received, they would think diner
emily. have heard ut hotel. OF instan-
ces In which ladies delayed their meals ior
hours, subjected themselves to many an
noyances and even left the house, IN oiue, ~,
to avoid the presence Of some concerted
puppy who possibly imagined that nc was
RECOMMENDING himself to their good era
ces.-Art Of Conssrsstio".
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ne WuS 0sess

This splendid bird Is no Mormon. or ut
least does not believe In q plurality. OF
wives, for the gander win never have but
one mate ut q time. and never forsakes
his first love unless separated by some
cause which he cannot prevent; nor VIII
he allow his mate to take grain rom the
same dish with him until he has finished
his meal, and then he will allow her to
eat hers. Although they are natives o.
America, they are not .know nothings,"
for II there is not one Of their own nation
that they can get, they viii mate with one
of foreign birth and other colors. rather
than remain angle. Their noise 10 quite
musical, and especially 90 just before
storm. Though Wild In their nature,
they are easily. domesticated, and quite
fond Of being caressed. The female goose
lays about ten eggs, Is q good setter, and
very careful Of her young. Her mate
does constant sentinel duty, aud fears
nothing while protecting Its young:
Though not as large rs the African anu
other foreign birds, they are n great ona-
ment to the poultry-yard, besides prod,'-
cling good yield Of feathers once In six
weeks.
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r..... q. o..s c... a. lAy....

In answer to the inquiry on this sub
}eet, two correspondents, both In Mary
land, send us copies Of the verses subIoln-
ed. They were copied In the one case
from Loudon's Encyclopedia Of Agricul.
n quoted nom withdrawing. In the
secopd letter, 10 n stated that they were
ORIGINALLY publishsd In the Fsrasr's Mage
siss, London, and reproduced by Loaatt
In his work, aCattls; Their Breeds, Man
srement and Diseases" New edition.
Published By Edward Law, London, 1881
IA valuable work" says our correspon'
dent, 'snot easily obtained In this country
at least had 10 import my copy" !!
the verses below are not the ones asked
for, We shall still hope TO get those spec
ially relating to Ayrshires
shs's lyn9 iahse be. sAs's me In her horn,
Bhsu Qutokly - ~ Without cake OF corn.
shs,s elsaA T. her 1aw, and fall n her chine,
Shsr heavy IN nank and Wide In her loln.
ss:.. sss:a = =. s!s; I'd long N h.r runp.
eASs vtde h h9 No., md calm b her eva.
Shss hh9 sheabdsrs md IN n hsS)hlghs.
shs's ngAt n hsrnsck. and snail h hes
sssn W. h Aes sssase I'D rcd q ths paf.
sAss szasssrs viaAesa. nd bsichers within.
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You are the architects Of your own for
tunes. Rely upon your own strength OF
body and soul. Take for your motto, Self
reliance, Honesty, and Industry for your
star, Faith, Perseverance, and Pluck, and
inscribe on your banner, "Be just and
fear not" Don't take too much advice
keep at the helm, and steer your own
ship. Strike out. Think well OF your.
selves. Fire above the mark you intend
to hit. Assume your position. Don't
practice excessive humility; you can't get
above your level-water don't run up hill
put potatoes In cart over rough road,
and the small potatoes win go to the bot
tom. Energy, invinclble determination,
with right motive, are the levers that
move the world. The great art Of COM
handing Is to take q fair share OF the
work. Civillty costs nothing and buys
everything. Don't drink; don't smoke
don't swear; don't gamble; don't lie ;
don't steal; don't deceive; don't tattle.
Be polite; be generous; be kind. Study
hard; play hard. Be In earnest. Be self
reliant. Read good books. Love ysur
fe,low-man rs well rs God; love your
country and obey the laws; loye truth
love virtue. Always do what your con-
science tells you to be duty, and leave
the consequence with God.
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The late Benjamin F. Hallet, Of Boston
was United States District Attorney ut a
time when the Anti-Slavery men, ut least,
thought there was systematic attempt
to violate, and to debauch, the public sem
timent OF New England by enforcing the
Fugitive Slave Law In Boston. No great
nicely Of language was usedin denouncing
men who, like Mr.. Hsllet, were active In
his business. One day, rs the story goes,
Mr.. Hallet encountered Edward Sohier,
ESQ.,, noted wit Of the Boston Bar. who
did not always spare ajoke ut the expense
of q friend. To him Mr.. Hallet COM
planned that the Abolltlonlsts were out.
rageously abusive-that they even called
him ..Judas Iscariot." 'well," returned
Mr.. Sohier, ''Of course, Mr.. Hallet, that
makes no difference to you; but what
would Judas Iscariot say "
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Chin Fever, Esmissent Tsysr. Dumf
A&ue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, 10,
and indeed al tho affections which arise
nom maarious, marshs or miasmstac
poisons.
A. il name implies, it does Csre, and does MOI
faii. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substances
whatever. u In nowise inl.res any patient ~
tricts An iiferaiy beyond account and We believe
without parallel In The hstoy. Of Aeue medIcine.
Our pride u sratiaed By the sclmo.'ed@snss We
receive Of The radical cures effected u obstinate
ssses, and whore other remedies bad yholiy aned.
tsveiIIng shrous miasmatic iocalities win be pro
iectcd by takinG he lGUE CURE daily. ,,,.
FOR Lser CeNptstafs, arising ffum tofpsaMy
,fthe Uver, & d an excellent remedy, stimuisfng
ne LysE into S:sltay .e ~ {i,,r coup..,. 1.
m exoelient remedy. producing many tuly r.
markabis cures, where other mcdlcinss had mlled.
Prepared by IN. J. c. AvEn q Co., Pr.cttca!
md Xnaiytieil Cnenisss, Lowell, Aass- and sosd
~ rUuoo - WWMs ~ I.tli u 49,
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. TRED'K MORRILL,, Physieian and
ssrssss y,s saslssvs asssnsis. % Di' =. q
d for The past twenty years. His praeties has
been very sxtsssivs both In Hospital and In pri.
vats prasties. His reputation has voachsfs In all
Ne eiy Papers, his patients. and The medical pro-
ne.iea, bssh here and abroad. e being The most
slillfsi sPesisliss here. and thorough master Of
al ssxuAl dissasss.
Oh MORRiLL ID admitted by The bsss med
zeal talent % the country 70 havs no equal In the
ssatusat Of Female Complaints and u ID no unu-
eSesnnsad patients 70 hin for trsAtment when
smoeed win diseases In his speciality.
both medically and ssrxieaiiy, Win private apart.
snesd purssS, u they vish.
ne pose afvbed frss sfehargs. Physiolans OF
pstieals vlshing his oplnioa OF Sdvios, By letter.
ssa essle:las Ne sssAi he, stii b answered By
'SsSsinsS s,,s 10 ell psrts Of The ses.sry.
o6SS. No e HOWARD STREET, Boston. Masa
y2l
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THE rRRoRs OF YOUTH.

rcss vho srs SURVIVING fva tn above should prrcurs
Dr. nayss' New Msdicai Book, entitled .rHk SCIENCE
or LIFE, % UNDERSTANDINGS apply 10 ths
snahsr % that invsiuAbss usatss.
Impaired naaAesd % middle sssd psop,s persscty ~
ssss~1 Psvsstsa Coecspsoe, Peguahey, and Irrss-
ularitio ssd sn Coop,ainn q Women haiy explained.
sra,sd vtA. Ssautful sngavings, bound 10 beautiful
siosA, and b uslvsnaly peooosposd IL hest asdiesi
sssrk sa tAs u>vh
ssss 70 I'll psre % The eosntu By na sseysy sssSsd,
ppsGags pah, % Fssstps e psics-oay 1loo Addrsss
b.. 4. 4. HAYH, No Dsianeh srsst q J. J. DYE
D co, - oskssa ssses Dpsaca.
NM n. sa alvsys b e0sa,AsA a ~ stssc>sse
ss.AAsss - ssssk n ths ussuiug untl e,oek N
u svssing. isyssiskis secrecy sst esrtsia rsiisc
Rmn1DsA. Nos & Buldnoh Street. Boston.
spposies hsvWs Hsssa splyft
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A PRArEA WITH a PosrscRIrr.-Har-
yh, No believe, ths name Of q youngster
n niecd's fAmily who has just outgrown
"Now ! lay Ne" and = ssspplng Into the
-. sss.s g Eyer q n a., sY =. so ON;
u ffnssc, asc 80 ~ o0y IN. trouble
that aleAe raa W ~ Re, e usual s With
ma. snsi ND, and Lis1e, for Jseaa' cake.
ss.sy 49,: - I'll z = sssss',
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Never marry because people advise you
to. II Is your business, not theirs. II
you don't feel that you want husband or
a wife, as the case may be, It Is pretty
certain there Is no haste In the matter,
Don't 90 into the water unless you feel Us
though you would like to get wet. Adj
vice In this matter Is almost always sus-
plcious. Because some father or mother
has daughter, II Is no reason you are te
take her. Their wish Is no law Of duty Il
you. Time enough when your heart rap
loudly to be let out In order to exchang'
place with another In like condition
About that time you can send word to til,
parson, and order the cake.
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In Bankruptey.

TNHIS Is to give notice that on the fifth
Bsnkruptcy wss issued against the estate Of Hon
estus Psasleej OF Blddeford In the County OF York
and STATE q Maine. who has been adisdEsd Bsnk:
cs -, o~S ps"ss sh.s e.
70 sseh Bankrupt, "a him o. ior bis use, s:d ne
traasfsr Of any property By him are iorSsSds. ~
lavJ that meeting Of The srsditos Of I'D BAL.
msrS ksSnsss Of his estate, will Be held 81 Court
Of Bankruptcy, 70 b holdsa at blddesord psiofs
Janss ID. fssssndsu. Register, 90 the seysnsn gay
q D''s.S'r' A. D. "a 4 &c Az. !.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED sT<rEs

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED sT<rEs.
nIsrRICr or MAINE-In the matter Of J. y.
IL Thompson, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. This
70 70 give notice that petition has been pre;set.
Cd % the Court this ninth day Of narss' oy lem
that he may BE- dscrssd 20 have fall diseharEe
from oil his debts, provabls under the hantvps
Act, and upon reading aid petition 10 10 Ordersd
s: Ssrs ma Day Sf j.ns a. n.
the Court In Portland In said District Of 10 o'clock
a.. ", and that notice thereof be published In the
rosuand Advertiser and the Biddeford Journal
neWsPsPsrs, printed In said district, once . week
Ior Ihres weeks, and that ell creditors who have
plovsd thelr debts and other persons In Interest,
nay appear at said time and place, and show
petition should ~, 5. ssy the prayer OF said
swH wM. r. PREBLE,
3wH Clerk OF District Court Tor said Distriet.
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BlDDEFORD, MXINE.
Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.


District Court Of the United states-Distr,ct Of
Maine. In the matter OF Henry Z. Taylor and
Putnsm Q. Boothby, individually and ~ eo-,srt-
nsrs, Bankrupts.
HNHIS is to give notice that petition has been
Il presented 70 the Court this 10Th day oS Osto.
Der. A. ID. 1893, by Putnam 8. Doothby, OF West-
brook, I Bsnkrupt, praying that he may DO dsersed
provsbls under the Bankrupt Act. individually
and - member OF the nrm Of Henry \. lay.
lor q Co., and Taylor q Boothby, and upon
that . hearing BE- had upon the same. on the 18th
day OF December.A. ID. 1868, before the Court in
Portland. In said District, A. O'Clock T, d., and
that notice thereof - published In the Portland
Advertiser and the BI1deford Union and Journal
newspapers printed In said District, once week
for three weeks. and once In Weekly Advertiser,
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear o. said
time and place, and show ca,se. II any they have
Why :s' prayer Of said Iss'Sn p ssiTG not
3wi5 Clerk Of District Court for said District
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs,
such a. Coughs. Colds, whooping
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In tho whole history oil
medicine, has anything won 80 widely and 30 deeply
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years, and among most Of the races Of
men Il has risen higher and higher In their estma.
ton, rs Il has become better known. lts uniform
character and power 70 cure the various a1ectionf
OF the lungs and throat have madc u known as 10.
Liable protector against them. While adapted 10
miller forms Of disease and 10 young children, 10
at the same time the most cnectual remedy that can
he given for lncipient consumption, and the dan,
gcrOus affections or the throat and lungs As bro.
Vision against sudden attacks Of Crssp, % should
be kept ON hand In every family, and indeed all
arc sometimes subject 10 colds aud coughs, all
should DO provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption 10 thought IN.
durable, st great numbers OF cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely curesl,
AMI tho patient restored To sound health by the
Cherry Peetorat. So complete is is mastery
over the disoriers Of the Lungs and Throat, that
Ing else could reach them, under tho Cherry Pee.
forai they subside and disappear.
lection nom Il.
A.iS..s Is always relieved and Omen wholly
cured BY It.
Brssehitis 10 generally cured By tskinr The
Cherry FeeforaS In small and frequent doses.
70 generally arc its virtues known that NO need
not publish tho certificates Of them here, or do more
than assure Tho public that is qualities arc fully
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EOR BOSTON,
FOR SALE.

AGN FUN SALE.
THE Subscriber, Wishing to
- change. business, now oi1srs his
Homestead Farm or sals. Said hrm CONTAINS %
ssrss, moro OF isss-about 60 acrss In wood and
Passaring. and about - acres IN moving and OIL.
lAgs.-hss one Brek House, 2xos, with On I i6x2o
With u rooms ell finished cattle not dalshsdl Gel.
lar under whole houss and L, with eistsrn contain.
Ing some 20 hhda. Cellar feet deep. Root sla-
ted. Wood-shed running from house 20 barn, with
ooru-houss over It. One barn 33x60 and one stable
sith cellar under 10, 3Oxt0, with hay.ot above IL
Also, another barn for storing hay, 2x3o, u net
posts, one blacksmith's shop about i2xl6. Hes
about three hundred Fruit Trees, I'll eoming Into
se.!las. and All Of the ehoiesst ff1it, has two
vslls one In yard Of house, another In cellar nm.
der stable also, within 20 feet Of stable, one large
Reservoir, sx2OI6. nor water In cass OF IRE.
Said nru will b sold In ssparsts lots or In
whole % arranged that the buildinEs, together
with orchard and ZONE ten acrss OF land will be
sold ssparate, II desired. All the remainder Of
rtllays Land lays On the public streets, and will
b cut ~ and sold separately, n desired. Also,
The Mood and Pasture land Will be sold separate-
", desired. Said arm 10 sitauted ON Hili street.
Biddsford, and 70 within ten minutes vslk or the
stervs and mills and 10 within the No. 4 School
District. entitled 70 the privilege Of High school
without extra ehsfge.
Alss, soue lots Of land on Alftsd street mont Of
=. x Church, suitable Tor storea For further par.
ticulsrs. plsass call on the subscriber on ths prom
Les. 90 JAMES ANDREWS.
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Farm for Sale.

SuUATkD N Buassn. near Salmon Fall
fo.,lssd. s:ar The line Of shs n Rsi,, rs&
iss, ana eessists Il 10 ssfss s.itaSly H.
Sssiss, .isS sosd orchard bsiidiss: sssriy s.s'
cuts a6eat q tons % hay. Coavsslsasly 1lSids@
Into suo fAFna Terms rsasoaAhla App1y h
IVORY q hiLLIKKN; On sss P5:,ssss, g e .
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IMPORTANTLY kENALEs.

rAs celebrated Or. DOW eeati..ss = devote
sIdsss 10 - sSaais systsa- An sxperisnes OF
Svsasy-SbaF ysars enables hin b EuAfAntee spseoy
ana psruAasat relied u The vorss $500 % ~
pesssiea anA ell other MsnstruAl DsrAageoeno.
ksa ukalsvse eanss. All Letters COR sdyiee usss
soatAln %. o. No. Q Ea1ieott street, Boston.
n. b-bsarA fsrnishsd 10 tAoss vhe Wish 10 ~
Doin un1ss tssatasal
bessoa. Jass ~ io1. iry4
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In HAnkRupseY.

pisrhicr OF nAiNE ss-Isis 4 2 kiys 70,
a q: ss: u. : s = =; g.: q
. S:.'::dss,1 rs = a:si u ss.sr, =. 7:
ss:s g =: ss,p e: :: 49, NJ = ss =: s
ia % ths OlDes % AID Hagissss. Ctty ltseas,
BsS1sSsst. % Ne ~ tsy q Dsssabss. 4. D: tee9
= I, ss,sss, A =, = The psrSsss sa.sa u The
-. = o ,scAnxoN
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DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of John q.
~ Cloudman, bankrupt, In bankruptcy. Thisis 70
give notice that Petition has been presented 70
The Court, this ID day Of November. by John U.
Cioudman. OF Portland, q Bankrupt, praying
that he may DO decreed 70 have luii discharse
ffom ali his debts, provabls under tho bankrupt
Act. and upon reading said Petition, il 10 Or
dercd BY the Court that . hearing be had mp.
upon the same. on tho fourth day of January,
A. ID. 1909, before the Court ~ f0rtiand, IN eala
be published in the Portland Daily Advertiser and
the Biddsfs I'd Union Journal nswspa pcrs printed
in said District, once week for three weeks and
other persons In Interest, may appear at said time
md piaoe and chow cause, If any they have, Why
the PRAYER Of said Petition should not DO granted.
WM. r. PREBLE,
3wif Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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STRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES

DISTRICT OF MAINE.-ln the matter Of Abra.
IL ham Perkins, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. This
Il 10 give notice that petition has been presented
70 The Court tlils nth day OF November, 1868. BY
Abraham Perkins, Of kennebunkport, Bantrupt,
discharge from all his debts, individually and ~
member Of the hrm, provshls under the BANKRUPT
Act. and upon reading said petition, IL 10 Ordered
on the fourth day Of Januay,. A. D. 1859, befors
the Court In Portland In said District Of 10 o'clock
A. n and that notice thereof DO Published In the
Portland Advertiser and the Biddeford Union and
Q week for three wseks,and that oil creditors who
have proved their dsb0 and other persons In In
tsrsst, may appear ct aid time and place, and
show cause, n any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not BE- gr.n.sd; NM,
3wH Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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The secret appeared a. he suddenly drop, drop,
nd mon his knees again and amended
Ire Snrmcr request a. Follows: 10 Loru'
ncver mind Lizzie. Amen"
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3wl6 Clerk Of District Court for said District

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED SITES
DISTRICT OY MAlNE.-Iu the matter Of Alfonso
IL Stackpole, BANKRUPT. In bankruptcy. This 10
10 give notice that petition has been presented TO
the Court this 18th day Of November, ls6S by Alon
10 Staokpole, OF South Berwick, . BANKRUPT, pray.
ing that he may DO decreed TO have full dis.
charge from all his debts, individually and - .
member Of the firm Of D. Y. Parks Co, proyable
titlon IL II Ordered by the Court that hearing DO
had upon the same. on the fourth day OF January,
A. ID. 1869. before the Court In Portland, In said
District, at 10 o'clock A. NJ and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest, may appear ut said time and place. and
show cause. if any they have, why the prayer OF
WM. p. PREBLE,
3w1 Clerk OF District Court for said District.