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Notices Of Patents.
7-NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WAsHISGToS, d, c., Dec. l6, 1865.
On the pstition q LEMuELT. wHLLs,o St. Louis,
him % tie Sth day Of MSrch, ISIS, faT an inpToye
ment In Printing Press:
Its ordered that the said petition be hoard at this
oGee on the lst day Of March next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, dep9sitions,
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
deal -MSw Commissioner OF Patents.
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ODESSA PANIER CoLLApsINo SKIRT, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. 603 Ninth
street.
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On Al sFP posr hWyKH9nsMTx9sWFv WHnMxsW vRkiLRohDe eso .s
Esss .ia Es 4 d
n,$s:' .' a:s isSi is'5;oi s:;oi:
" III! ~ r.S$ ~
/" " rs DIX. 4 Henry. SsS
,Ls.v. w..HisSSos. wSS%A from fas Maryland Avenue
D,pet, s, sas Il sss ssn sy sMs5ys5Sf aaS AIsnas
S.IMai,snS Il tom sSfns Ssbphs ssd Henry streets
w ). psiIps. Ssni S.aayssf Saysss' ''ni ssst sssii:,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.ns SFasdESH saS TnE ~ ~Es !s
no" run ''''i'GSiT,ii Tof Tb,iliLrrMoRK
a fSh III wS$ sSsiiSss N. '''
Leave daily. sxespt Sunday. at 90 and q. so a. m.
and and l. 90 p 'rSSh Oh ANNAPOLIS
Leave YEA, a. a n and 4oop. m. Hotrsin to or from
" roR Ss bHHEFAJ5ar. sYHRA5a
Leave s6 va %tF Y s4tHPSss y IS Is and 'D' n
pa AL Ii iss Fssts rs 81 81 Ths Il RSRsr
nsetns a Rsisy station with trains from Balinors
.iSS.. ,Ss. can ,, had =.
-,s..l sss Tsr e Rns s'a Boston,
Master 4 4 Tf.s.I54ssiiS;.. f %5hsSE;
k6 sC2RhS RdSS f2.ts rsi. i..ss assnw w..An.on
Bsf fs.TEE' TEB uEv 1sR
,o Train: b S.,Ssss and York ar.
Y HoR IN FEW HoRki. ai,Aeu. sA4as. of cars.
desys daily tszeept sunday at 500 q. m. II 80
anu W p FOR PHILADELPHIA,
isnvs daily toHeept Sunday ats.oOa. m, Il 30
Leave fos New YORK al slj ,. m. and Phiiadsl.
sleepins ssr. for New FORK on g. 4op, m. train only
Ssd e hs sGRa ss s'S AZ al hHsa
e Hss iH;s zs
5ES SGtS R56STz, f3Srs assnf. nifti %a.Eiaoa fiia
i lsss sSs so9 9sp 8s2 !$sf
o. an. .,si T.FEFS EStfaBfkk faHBBfkSSEnEsF 81 s3s. train.
Washi.nstOn 9Ssn. Baltimore I2Sn
4" i.SP.% M d. iSS Spa pa%
TIE EnsxNr SRStT sSEskEI RSnTE
day and nlSi Cars, win mod dsrn pfSysnsnt., and
other route Two hundred miles saved TO Western
riREE DAILY ExPREss TRAINS WEST,
iG% asoat 9Sss sS g and
iSf!s s sE.as Ss'''S n GsSS h'E
Ssssas Snas He., where faG eaSis iutar
= Ss ~ saR
~ Corner sixth .i: sps fssan: sysRSs;
H. YOUNG. General ra'''fES5 Tsi;iSs,ss ihsss, Ma
PA'hADtLr4FifAAS 4iAASRE RTElEsIfERS650bs EslfR61b, AND BAL
trsins nE viii Yss%s PHssdsat street d;pOt. sa
mS%Ss wy Nail Trs,n fo Philadelphia and Way Sta.
tons 4. 7% m, This train sonneets at New castle
JanstISn win traiRs for ali Stations on the Della:
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
qt1s 30, n, m connecting at Perryviio with train
Express fTsin for Philadelphia and New York
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between vii.
mington and Harrington.
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter-
EHprsss Train for fhiiadslphia at e;s p. IN.
Express Train for New York at 8: :55 p, IN, con-
Meeting At Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS,
F9r PhilGdelphia and New York at s;55 p. m.
ident Street depot or at Ticket once, No i BaIti.
more street Persons, purchasing tickets at Ollce,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage check cd
al their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN CRAWFORD Agent.
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WRAybHING PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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Consider, then, before, like Hurlothrumbo,
You aim your club at any creed on earth,
That, by The simple accident of birth,
You might have been high priest to Mumbo
Jumbo,
And thus have lost the opportunity to pur
chase Clothing OF George q. lIenning, No 5ll
Seventh street
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Y WAsnisaros, b. g., pee. II, 1858.
On the petition OF WILLIAM T. vosE, Of New
tonvile. Massachusetts. praying for the extension
Of a patent granted him on the nth day Of March,
1855, for an Improvement In Pumps;
1t is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ofiee on the lst day Of March next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections. de-
Positions and other papers, should be nled In this
once twenty DAYS before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA POOTB,
doc22-Tu3w Commissioner OF Patents.
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Leave WxsFisProS. from Maryland Avenue
's'''' Nv" SUNDAY TRAINS. IL.
LnAvE wAsHIraToE, from Maryland Avenue
Depot. atsand II A M, and 2, 800, and 80 2: n
4nd King streets, at 9 ard 70 A. n and and
ns;DP N. g. A ,TRvSNs, den'i sup,I.
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Railroad Routes,

=. .si !.l AJAX H . ..s
until further notie., Local Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
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narily well this season,
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de2l-MSw
LIMITED STATES PATENT OPFICH,

Q NITKD syhlEgENS' lgENS' IA .IaATENI IT.. 9IFIGE., ,.os
NS on We petition 81 HOWARD DEIASo, or Syracuse,
granted him on the h day Of March is5. for am
orasTsa u 9bs sseaSa % apsticS sGIi rnee
Ofiee on the lst day Of March next Any betsSh
tions and other pape rs houd be nled in this oee
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fO0TE,
decla-Sa9t Commlssioper OF Patents,
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Concrete Pavement

for Sidewalks. Stables. Horse-stalls, warehous,
Floors. Cellars, &e,, warranted N water and M rat
Livery Stables and J J. z. MeGaiPc's private sta
blea. delft
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UNITED sTATEs %Ess,rsIas RaTsNB B. 0dRFIpSE d p.s IT, ,
On ths petition Of LooNIs !: RASsos. q Tren.
ent granted him on the 10th day OF March, 1855,
for an Improvement In Mannfaeture q Bricks:
Office on the lst day OF March next, Any. per-
son may oppose this extension. Questions, iepo-
sitions, and other papers, should be hled In this
office twenty days before the day of heaIing
dec22- -Tu3t Commissioner OF Patents
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ILLINOIS STATE AssoCIATIos-PREsEsT
TIoN.-This pioneer State association, organ.
lied two years ago, and now in the most flour.
ishing condition, has established its heAdquar-
ters at 335 + street, between Ninth and Tenth.
At q special meeting last night, they presented
their late president, Col. II. ID. Cook, with q
handsome family Bible, bound in Turkey mo.
rocco and appropriately inscribed-the gift OF
the association on the occasion OF his retiring
from the chair. Colonel Cook has been for
the past four years the Illinois State agent in
this city, and his labora having been brought
to a close, he now returns to that State, bearing
with him the kindly wishes OF all Illinoisians
resident here, and a host OF other friends he
has IN ade during his stay.
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A LBXANDRIA. LoUDoUN AND HAMPi
n RAILROAD.
EkAl .ss.

BEGINNING OUToBER !, is6s.
m aud ?. m for Leesbqrg. Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at a. IN, and i2;l5 p. m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Hamil.
Ten, Pureellyille, sniekersyille, Berryyille.
Winchester on Mondays. Wednesday, and Fri.
days
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of fhe
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, alta. IN, aud arrives at Leesburg at l2
m, and tper railroadl arrives at Alexandria at
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and galti-
more the same day.
From and after June 8, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to GaPon Springs.
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Orders for oraysl. Sand. and Roofing Material
promptly atte nded TO,
Orders for Green's vuleanized
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. TRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives s1ela.ivs attention 10 diseases o.
dy for the past twenty years His practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In pri.
vats practice. His reputation hes vouchers In all
the city papers, his patients, and the medical pro-
fsssiou, both here and abroad. a. being the most
skillfai specialist here. and . thorough master Of
all sexual diseases.
DIR MORRILL, 10 admitted by tho best mod
ica talent OF the country 10 have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints, and 10 10 no unu-
suai Occurrences for ply sioians In regular practice
% recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
AFFECTED with dis69sss In his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention,
mests during sickness, and with old and experi-
snced nurses, II they wish.
The poor Advised free ofeharge. Physicians or
patients whaling his opinion advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual Ice, viii b answered BY
return mali.
Medicines sent 10 ell parts Of the country.
once, No. " HOWARD srRhEr, bosson' Msss'
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Certificate.
ICsmmuniesisd by Q PAysieiss.I

Bono months ago vas called 10 attend lady
Ing from troublesome uterine disease. Its pres.
enc. y.. marked by son,sIt y.snad d,ehargs
creamy and muco-purulent She had been under
other treatment for some tims but constantly grew
worse. Vaginal examination disclosed extensivs
uterine innsmustion, which was evidently .ssa@.
standing constipation Of the heart, night-sweati,
cough, poo! appetite, and alnost daily fainting..
my visits. looumeeeed, Of eourss. by such active
local treatment - the ulcsraton demanded, and
thea applied mysslf 70 reeuPsrstion Of the gen.
gently. and except to mara The healing Of the nj.
esrs, IN the early stages, visited her only every
other week. For touie and eonstitutioual invlgo.
rant Dodds Nsrvins only was prseeribsd: had
.o%s tim: Ssio.s become .eaa.ins:d WITH IL prop
tory e its Probable e9sets. And ths rs,uis com.
SrtsIJht the bowels bad become me and r,Eul.r
and appetite bsEan 70 gfov. The limiting spells
6se.i: lss: fisS.:.s: "a soon es.ssd .ltogsthsr.
vas.si si;'s.sEs =, :.ssiSly SinlaisSirr sis;P
decidedly improved. What remains = soon told.
The palisat esntiuusd thsuss Of the Nsrvine, (And
no oehsr msdieine) COR some wssks longer. when
ny srtasr s;sssd..es yas 20: rsqsirsS; sinss
par PERFECTLY we'll nsr ~ ever restored health
Q natinlly enough most ssshus,astis. she psvs!
Ss1ore Ia : asdieine Eivs her such eo.istt-..d
- ss - :s.ssSss. s: Ts.isss ~ . is:p
hsass again without It and % bril-, and g birth.
b b ~ own epiniea thas Ne nsrvtas 70 ne Dees
tssie ssd sotIsstivs q " fs.sls ergaais.slssn,
IN g sv sss I'm Il Z q s.ss ...
o. Drse..sss kssvtAsy sss ,snsses, s9cssh.
: fSr 9ls " Al euGbsek - e 0olsas.
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CHRIST ONLr.-Christ only, Of all the
persons In the world, Il &c to Do my Re-
deemer, Mediator. and Surety, because he
alone u both God and man In ono person.
II he was not man he could not undertake
that ONCE; II he was not God he could
not perform it. II he was not man, he
could not be- capable Of being bound for
me; II he was not God, he would not be
able TO pay my debt. Il was man by
whom tho covenant was broken, and
therefore man must have suitable punish
mont laid upon him. Il was God with
whom it was broken, and therefore God
must have satisfaction made unto him
and ~ for that Satisfaction Il was man
that had offended, man alone could make
q suitable. It Was God that was offended
and therefore God alone could make n
sufIlcisnt. Tho sum OF al this u, that
man can suffer but he cannot satisfy. God
can satisfy, but he cannot suffer; but
Chriss being both God and man, can both
sufIsr and satisfy, and % u perfectly and
fltted both 70 suffer for man and 20 make
satisfactioa 10 God-to reconcile God 10
man, and man 10 God. And thus Christ,
having assumed my nature into his Der.
son, and % satisAsd divine justice for my
sins, I On received Into grsos and fAvor
again with The xose High God.-IisAsp
DeSWi4N.
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SD2Se Ltnes.

Does N follow. since the head Of the Rothschiid
e.niIv a dssd thss ths family has dead headf
A short drive with many men-bsing driven 70
their wis end.
h.u..- .,v, uSs . dor I'm mid -summerf
pssy.s - rSs.is mnslin.
Oscsess -
Ths objection 10 q merchant telling unrusns v
that my increase Ms hsphaos'
r,e. 4. liza b,lnd.man,s bun, where mutual
Mrssnv h sndicafed by our feeling for another.
rhs advantage Of General being IN artist 10
thss IN The event Of his being overpowered no can
draw On hls forces.
"A writer, dwelling upon me mpousncs "
small things, says "thas b always takes noesce,
even Of Q straw, especially ~ there happen 20 %
n aherYy cobbler at the end ofit
n,.,,.. NAV be .,oued Tor and forgiven; bu,
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.

q. 3 Marshal Is MsssenEsr Dlst' OF NAine'
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DR.. BurtOn's
TOBACCO ANTID0TE.

WARRANTED 10 remove all desire for Tobac-
w 90. This great remedy 10 IN excellent appe-
tser. 10 psrlfss hs blood. invigorates the system.
or, enables the stomach TO digest the heartiest
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes ro-
bust health. Smoksrs aad eAspsrs for strfy years
cured. Price Flfty Cents, post FREQ A. trestise on
erences testimonials. So, sent free Agents want
Cd Address DR.. 7. r. ABBOTT, Jersey City, New
Jersey, l2w4S
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Too great my iossi
Ny Godi my heart 70 deeply grievingi
Ny wifo and son and daughters dear
rSoS hast removed in one abort year.
m was four.fold. sad bercAvinE,
And now lie beneath Thy crossi
Too great my iossi
Thy will he dousi
Musi yea bow in deeper snsulshr
Are other gyieis prepared for mo
ys S N da lsr snd as. .ss.s Z .s :ssi
Until my course OF Woes es run
Thy will DO donei
And In my heart, 50 full OF sadness,
Let rays Of consolation shine;
For whom I SEQ the work 70 Thine,
Midst darkest woes, this, this, N gisdness.
Ny Yather's hand alone sssk.
On, keep me meski
When thoa ny coal with wormwood fesdest
And givsst ne confusion's cup,
Thlns ancient ways are still ksps mp;
sSrow Rssn 70 o n mr S., 1eSs 's~os
rsoS sssi& % Sisssi
Ny dearsst child
was bat loan non Thes obtained.
Now return 10 20 Thee, Lord;
HAY. 70 ps.:r . %: q, !. . ny wSsd.
II dss are osiiai
And now, good night,
Ys souis fos whom my heart 10 yearning;
Ys aro h thas blese tatheriand,
Win naushs bot bliss On every hand;
YarOWOnt Iuow have ceased my mourning
fhss 70 90 sooa are lost % sight.
And now good night
pmfoiiowing on.
Wheas'sr 10 d NJ Fathers pleasure,
WNsn sorrows palafal sosnes are past,
Xsd giosyS koss = rsachsd q iasa,
And now With this my sighs are done.
I'm following on.
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EMPoRTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote
HE sutirs time 10 the treatment Of all diseases In
cldsut % the female system. An expsriencs Of
twenty soar ysars enables him 70 guarantee speedy
and psrmansnt relief In the worst Gases OF Sup
preston and al other Menstrual Dsrangsuents,
hon whatever eaass. All letters for advice must
contain o.. Once No. . Endieott street. Boston.
N. Bs-Board furnished TO thoss Who wish 70 ~
main undsg trsatmsaI
Boston, Juus "a, 1857. 1ry5
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There Ia nothing purer than honesty |;
nothing sweeter than charity; nothing
warmer than love; nothing brighter than
virtue; and nothing more steadfAst than
faith. These united In one mind, form the
purest,th sweetest, the richest, the bright
est and the most steadfast happiness.
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Dr.. Day's sangainais, o. Bsood rsrtrer, asurs
cure br Dyspspsa sars cure DC CalAnA, fos
llssdachs ssrs s an dssass Arising ffuo N In
pare AAs a N blood Msde hon roos and hsrbs and
saA iu au o.sssL Give Q Trial and saksy yourssh -
surs and "a oaly Dr. psyb s.sg~nas % blood rsnW,
en- chen ars eoassrsSsit rtcs Ons Dp,iar-Six bodies
As nv psliars. DAILxY d nRApfORD, rrvpsistors
So WssAl.gssa g.. bosson, Nass va
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Speak Of Chrise. Al! that man that
has Christ In his soul. and wants to ten
mob q has s ;S s.l TIA, y .spSlehe.,
this world that u worth falling, u b noe
that honor. that wealth, that any good
fortune IN simllar things has como 70 you;
but thas Christ has bsen made known 10
you. ~ the noblest % al events, and
The No. prscsoas q al disclosures; and
hnfe = nan that has walled In sor.
row ana ee0ncss, and had hls saviour
t1ns b IN, and a last discIose himself Ia
HIN In hla own house In the brsakine on
broad, and ~ 10 not moved % tell ~
ffisnds and neighbors, then the dad
oughe 70 spsak, and thsvery stones ought
70 cry CT.
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HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.
F. HEROHEHR0DER,

No. II Temple Plaee,.......Boston.
LIVERY description Of Hair work fos Ladies % 0entie-
Euen Parties 81 . dlstance furnished With Q simple
method fse measuring the bod. Our pssnlses ars the
Easst On <mses dsvossi 70 ths baslnis, having sep
araie rooms s eaeh department under eharEs of sti-
sui wcrkmrn. Orders By mall % eIpr.s psvupty nlied
with grest care.
iarse stock q the eboIcest FSsseA riewvs. Tesia
snd Fancy <rfieiss, Psfsmsry ast Ilsv PreSs'sfs"s
q our own importation.
Eisysai Ysaey Gseds C~ tie Bsiitsvs. tste
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Tee Great ny Less.

rrns foliswing lines are the TRANSLATION OF
German hymn found In the "schoolmasssr and
his SON. work recently published. They were
written by tho schooimssssr. shortly afssr he had
Loaf his wife and three children BY the plague,
and are expressive Of HE feelings under The
heavy bereavement he had experienced at the
hand Of Providsace9
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GlLMAH'S PULMONARY FROCHES.

Especially recommended tor clearing the throat
and relieving hoarssnsaa. Much vaiued By Sing.
sS and spsaksn. AZ once the bsst and the cheap
est Bold svsryvhsrs By Druggists. Only % cents
per boz. May b had In Any quantity OF
4Wsa GEO. Q. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston.
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II there Il q man who can eat his bread
In peace with God and man, Il 10 the man
who has brought that bread out Of the
earth. Il 10 cankered BY no fraud, It Is
wet by no tears, Il Il stained by no blood.
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.N,sso .asverss sessssssss

keE.I!!$ \! AIEEg :: I; :;
and AE1ieuitar.i EuEioser Of the New York Cen.
Bagrsyings. sells q digit 70 Farnsrs. Msehan-
ies and WorkinGmsn Of all elassss. Aetivs men
and women are eolning money. 0snd for Circe-
way,N.Y. <ve2
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sists The scrsst temptations nom within
and without. who bears tho heaviest bur
den checrfnlly, who 10 tho calmest In
storms, and whose reliance on truth, ON
virtue, and on God Il tho most unfalter-
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In RanlrunteY.

Tn the District Court Of the United States. for
lam sawyer. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Al
Portland, Ne, on the twelfth day OF December, A.
d. 1868. Pursuant 10 order OF Court the third
meeting Of creditors OF said bankrupt will be held
said Portland, on the dith day OF January, A. ID.
1869. ut o o'clock A. ~. -
2w52 Assignee.
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Bankruptcy Notices.


DISTRICT OF MAINE ss.-rhis 10 70 give no.
tloe that . second meeting Of the Crsditovs Of
ID. fessendsn, Portland, Register In Bsnkru ptsy
In sid District st City Blooms, Biddsford on The
fourth day Of Jsnury A. d. 1852 ct 10 O'Clock A. n
seI 'ns' M .sms nissss o o. ~ AZ vi
ary A. d. 1862 at Is O'Clock A. n. for the purpos<
named In the Nth and 2sth sections Of the Bank
rupt Act Of Congress, approved March ID 1867.
2w52 ~ BCAhM0N, Assignee.
Dec, 10, 1868
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A salRnec,a Notice.

DISTRICT or MAINE. ss.-
This 10 10 give notice that Q second meeting ri
the creditors OF Stephen Chick. bankrupt will be
held at the once Of J. ID. Pessenden, Register In
nit day OF January, A. d. 1869. at % O'Clock, A.
NJ, for the purposes named In the 9th section OF
the Bankrupt ACT Of March ID, 1884,.
2W52 JIM MASON, Assignee.
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District Court of tho United states.

nISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Ass Bwett bankrupt In Bankruptcy. This
10 tn give notice that Petition has been presented
20 the Court this thrtieth day OF November by Asa
may DO decreed TO have full discharge from
all his debts. provabls under the bankrupt Act.
both individually and a. member Of the nrm Of
.Sweet 4 Sweti" and "foss and Swett,- and upon
reading said petition, 10 70 ordered by the Court
that hearing b bad upon the sams, on tho In
day OF FEBRUARY, A. d.. 1859, before the Court 10
Portland, In said District. st 10 O'Clock, A. ~, and
other persons In interest. may appear nj said
time aud place, and show cause, " any they have
why tho prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. ,
3w5l Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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The good mans enemies are entirely In
Gods power. He has only to do his duty
and God will either turn their hatred Into
love or override Il for his good.
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Notice of Assignee Of HI. Appointment.

Notice OF AsstBhoo OF His Appothtment'
TN the District Court Of the United States for
1.-The District Of Maine. In tho matter OF Bsnja-
min Y. Bennett Bankrupt In bankruptcy, Dis
OF December. A. ID. 1868. The undersigned hereby
gives notice OF bis appointment - Assignee Of
BENJAMIN y. bennett, of Lyman, In tho County Of
who has been sdjudged . bankrupt upon his own
Petition by the District Court Of said District.
3w5i GORliAM N. WEYMOUTH, Assignee
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awsa Clerk Of District Court for said District

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
lIRlbridge n. Dearborn bankrupt, In Bankrupt
cy. This is 10 give notice that petition has been
or December, by Elbridge NJ. Dearborn OF saco. .
bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed 70
have hull discharge from all his debts, provahle
under tho Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
hearing be had upon the same, on the nrst day Of
March A. ID. leo, before the Court In Port
land, In said District, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, msy appear at said
time and place, and show cause. II any they have,
why the prayer OF said Petition should not DO
wa. r. PREDLE,
3w52 C;erk OF Dlstrist Court for said District
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PNDE1e.
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NV nrs n that which v dsarer 10 ~ than
house OF lands.
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my iifs and adds 10 my snjoynent-
Ny whole u me most definite and The moss IN
der.iss word In the Ensiish language. which nay
apply 70 anything In the universe. and when osa
yet designats but sinsls thing.
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A whole. all eoaesde, I'm % old fashioned dame'
cut short as both ends, I'm singular name;
And yet q both ends film shortened again
some hundreds ofms you Win find still remain.
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CEIUEI75!IGal3O

Given gratis 10 live, energetic Agents, male or fe-
male, In . new, light and honorable business, pay.
Ing thirty dollars per day. No gin enterprise, no
burg, Pa. 4WJ2
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