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REAL LorERIA DE La IsLA DE CUBA.
In the drawings D. isSs tA,v, III 10
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

= IN. necessity OFFS doe proportion Of ire. In
che blood 10 veil inovn tosll nsdiesI men when
II becomes rsdsesd IRON aay sauss whatever, the
whole sJsssn ssasr. the vsahest psrs ss,ss arst
s.ssshsa. sst . issli.g q huEsor, lsssitsds AID
"sll.gonens'r psrvadss the system. The remedy
Is simply 10 sspply Ne blood viii Tie Asssssy
quantity sfIron. TAis eaa 10 dsns By ming Ne
PERUVIAN sYRCP.
. protected solutioa Of The psetsxids Il Iros,
which 10 so prsparsd thas u sssinIlstss 81 Onss
with the blood, giving strength, vigx and ssw
life 10 the whole system.
To take usdieins 20 esrs dsssss oeesaooed BY
q deficiency OF lroA In The Blood, vithost restos.
Ing Il 70 the systsm.i IL like trying 70 repair .
building when the foundation 10 gone.
An eminent divas aysi ~ have bssn uslnE
the Peruvlaa syrup Tor some time past y Etvss
ne new viyvr, bsoyansy Of spirits, slastSsity %
Pamphlets eoatsIning certificates q cures, aid
recomne niations nom some OF the most eminent
phi sIeilns. elsrxynsn and Othsss, will b sent
nee 10 any stdress,
Tho genuine has "Psrr,ss SyvuI" blown In the
glass. J.P. DiNSsiOkE, pr"yky;
- No. I3G Dsy IT., New York.
Said nv all Dim xxists,
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Interesting from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Reinstatement.

Reinstatement.
NEW YoRk. Jan. IS.
The various Washington specials devote con-
siderable space to the movements In the War De-
partment yesterday The following Is from the
Tribune's special:
Possibly Mr.. johnson Is rs much surprised at
some features Of the transaction In the Stanton
affair Of the past forty-eight hours as anybody,
for It appears he had an understanding with
General Grant some time ago. and Its detail was
,recapitulated from time to time, and finally re-
peated on Saturday last, that he (GranD would
either hold on to the Office as Secretary ad inie-
rim until the right Of Stanton should be adjudi-
Gated in court, In case the latter shonld demand
possession Of the Department, or else he would
give the President timely notice Of his intention
to resign Is Secretary I'd interim, and thus en-
able Mr.. johnson to appoint some other to the
Office who void refuse to surrender TO Stanton
until decision could be had. .
As It was evident on Saturday last that the
Senate would not sustain the suspension Of Stan
ton, the President and Grant had another inter
view on the subject, and . full understanding
substantially as above set forth was the result.
II was also agreed that Grant, In company with
Gen. Sherman, should call on the President on
Monday yesterday to determine fully whether
he would resign rs Secretary I'D Interim, or
continue In the office and test Stanton's right as
before stated. Gen. Sherman called on the Ex-
ecutivc yesterday. but Gen. Grant did not
Meantime, on Sunday last, . suggestion had
been made to the President by certain Senators
that II the name Of c1-Gov. Cox Of Ohio should
be sent to the Senate for Secretary Of War has
nomination would be confirmed, and thus get
rid of the Stanton imbroglio at once.
Mr.. johnson, however, preferred to have the
matter take the course he had decided II should,
especially as he had no doubt Of having the CO.
operation Of Grant or another Secretary, ad in
tsrim, in the manner before stated. What caused
Gen. Grant to change his mind, or to depart from
the arrangements, or why he did not notify the
President Of his intention to surrender to Stan
ton, has not transpircd fully. The nrst notice
the President had, however, Of such change Of
purpose, was upon receipt Of the followingoots
from Grant to-day, at about ll.SO A. NJ:
nRADQ'Rs ARHIrs o. rHR UnrED trArEs.l
January IL, 1852.
To Ah Ereshsrey, Andrsp JoAnson. Prnidsnt yI
tAs Unttsd States
Sra: ] have the honor to enclose herewith an
ofHcIal notice received by mo last evening OF the
action OF the Senate OF the United States In the
case Of The suspension Of Hon. Edwin N. stanton,
Secretary OF War.
According 70 the provisions Of section Q OF an
act regulating the tenure OF civil officers, my func
tions a. Secretary Of War I'd INTERIM ceased frVm
the moment Of the receipt Of the within notice.
have the honUr 10 he. very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
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The Co.staANfarH Lasr.

That the present conshbulary Law upon our
statute books will b amended or repealed this
winter. there cannot b the shadow Of q doubt.
IL is an innovation upon our system Of town
covwnments, and New England 10 a. ar in Cd
vance Of all other portions Of the United States,
in this respect, as she Is in manufactures. I,
strikes us az nrst very disagresahly that resident
Of another Town or county should come among
us to arrs, our citizens and drag them 10 court
anil /, is natural that We should b - ressntfal
of Such power. q We should Be II an officer
frum another State shsuld do the sane thing.
Bu, while II is cviisnt that the present. Police
Act is capable Of many Improvements, We arr
not prepared to say thasths principle involved
In that Act should not In some way b retained
by statute. The Act b an innovation. after al.
more in theory than IN sahstanos rhs Executive
Is charged with seeing thas IL laws srs fAithfal-
ly executed. In former yAn b could do this
by officers appointed and rstsiDsd By him; but
sncc the High Sheriff Of The several counties
are elected ins.ssi Of appointed. he has no Cd,
Ger through whom he can Get ''to $50 that the
laws arc faithfully ezscutsd." Prior 70 this
Police Act, and since the statute rvpealing his
power Of shuias, the Governor
could only ssssuss ~ laws BY the aid Of the
militia. But nov We hsvs no Organized militia;
an IL We rcpal the eonstabalary law entire. the
constitution win imposs positive duty upon the
Executive. while the Legislature win deprive
linn o. the power Of executing II.
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LEGISLITIYE.

SENATE. Thursday. Ordered that the Judi
ciary Com. consider the ezpeflicncy Of allowing
q change OF vonire to another county by any
justice Of the Supreme Court. Preventing two
justices from releasing on ball prisoner COM
mitted before vcrdio, Of guilty. Tho Maine
Standard Was subscribed for by the Senate
Petition Of the minors Of the late Eben II. Owen
Of Buxton for pensions referred. That the
Jud Com. report I'LL creating lien upon the
real and personal property Of persons who may
become surities for parties arrested for crime.
HousE, Tho Judiciary Committee were or
dered to INQUIRE II further legislation Is ueces-
sary TO secure the rights Of the parties TO &C.
ton, that survive when one Of the parties dies.
To proyide for an uniformity Of text books In
common ,cbools. For service OF wri,s upon
Insurance .r,uts. To prevent any restrictions
mon ,bs ,sle Of cider. ale. beer, or domestic
v;rs, A discussion sro,s upon ordering the
Jrl,,,.rv 70 renort mon the hill repeating the
pit. A., 6,ihyith \, va. finally carried.
Tn. .mouu, due and paid GU. Of the treasury
thus far to the State Con,tabes. Is. IA 500. 70.
SENATE, Friday. In the absence Of the Presi-
dent. Mai. Robe was unanimously chosen
pr..;den, pro fem. The Police order instruo,-
,rr N, Jud Com. to report .forthwi,h' came
nm from the House; smeudended by insert
inc ga. ,oon A practicable" .......
Tn tho House the Judiciary Com. reported .
III, sor . change Of ,enirs in certain cases (See
v.,,,,d.y's prooeedipga] Petissoos presented
.nd r.t.r,,d. . .. ....
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE sAco couR,En ]

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE sAco COURIER
WARRINGTON, Jan. Is.
The course Of Gen. Meade In removing Jcn-
kins and Jones In Georgia, Is regarded BY tho
coppsrheads ct the Capitol a. IN Outrage upon
and . defiance Of The win and purpose Of the
President. Mr.. johnson feels quite chagrined,
and his friends are strong In their denunciation
Of radical" military officers.
Sec. Stanton has quietly taken possession Of
the War Department, Gen. Grant turning over
the keys to. the Adj. General to be delivered up
to Sec. Stanton. Mr.. Stanton did not attend the
meeting Of the Cabinet yesterday. It's thought
that johnson will refuse to recognize him.
It Is predicted that II Grant does not refuse to
obey Stanton, the President win put him under
arrest and place Sherman in charge Of the ar
my. Should he do 90 you may expect lively
times, and Il viii not take one hour for the House
to impcach and the Senate to remove johnson.
We shall nee.
Gen. Grant and Bee. Stanton positively refuse
to make public their intentions.
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The King Of France with forty thousand men.

The King of France with forty thousand men.
Marchel up . hill aud then-inarehed down again.
When but fortnight ago we announced the
appearance ola new luminary in the newspaper
world which was to throw into complete eclipse
NIL its Contemporaries. We little thought we should
he calel upon - soon ''to speak at its funeral"
But the "Btlleford TINES" Is dead. Its "three
thousand exchanges" its immense ''corps Of ed
itors," its especial dispatches" from all parts Of
the world, (ria the morning papers) and its
army Of subscribers have all passed away like
the baseless fabric Of q vision. We know not
when the want Of appreciation ON the part Of .
narrow-mindei populace has displayed itself in
30 hagrant manner. What Could not that
broad cosmopolitan spirit that ignor~i humble
provincial ways command support for more
than t,rsrrs days. Have VIC indeed read the
last Of tho-e racy "Bcluggcrisms," which lost
but . trihe oftheir point BY transmission through
score or 30 Of the three thousand exchanges
Shall we never again have an opportunity for
intellectual gymnastics In constituting thoee lu-
minious editorials, What bliss Il was 10 know
that thoee sentiments were backed bv infinite
capital cool thousands for every idea Gilt
tcisg ducats for every paragraph T! "Oniy q
little Month-no not . month";" But In vain.
.Lycilas Is Dad" and We can't hops ..to g
his IKE again" We can only drop q silent
tear over the new made grave, and Subscribe 4
charitable shilling for "a fund for the relief Of
three hundred reporters thrown out Of employ
rent In The Odd Of wktsr. "-Portisad Pres.
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Prccocieas Thief.

Johnny LonsfsllOw, aptly styled tho Jack
Sheppard Of America, has again been arrested
but he will probably escape before this gets into
print. The e,liiOr Of the Bangor Whig relates
the boys experience;
Ills first feat was to break into store in Au-
rusta, for which he was sentenced to the Re
form School during his minority, Ran away
from therr, was rctaken, ran away again and
returned to Augusta, broke into stores there and
was sent to August, Jail. Broke Jail and went
IN Bitlirforl, broke into depot and stole $50
put into Alfred jail and sentenced to State Pris-
ION for two years. Broke Jail, went to Bruins
wick, was arrested, broke out Of lookup; went
to Gardiner, arrvstcl, put in Lookup, broke out.
went to Augusta. thence to Bucksport, stole
some s425 from Mr.. Blodgct's store the mon
ey was mostly secured. and he was held on the
Alfred case. Committed 10 Ellsworth Jail e.
capci rc-taken. and re-commlttel to the Els
worth Jail. broke out again, went to Mt. Desert
and came through Ellsworth to Bangor, where
he has been again arrested and Is now looking
out for chance to get away again.
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MIA, n, H.,~ E.c.p~s.

In the preface To Grssieys "Am~!oan Con-
aiet." thsre is an allusiou b the psasnstic
rarty which cannot escape the eyeof ths thought
fai observer. However much Mr.. Greeley may
have lost Of the confidence Of the American poo
PIE by his occasionally eccentric acts. there is
the prophecy of the statesman in these truthful
words;
.The real danger Of the Republic was not
that OF permanent division, but Of general
satuation by and subjugation to the despotie
ideas and aims Of the sh.veholding 0ligarchy.
Had the confslency proved able to wrest from
the Federal authorities an acknowledgement Of
its Independence, and had peace been establish
oil and ratified on that basis, believe the DEM
ocratic party in the loyal States would have forth
with taken ground for restoration by the seccs-
sion Of their respective State, whether jointly or
severally, from the Union, and their adhesion
10 the confedency under Its Montgomery Con-
stitution-msking slavery universal and Perpet-
uai. And, under the moral influence Of South
ern triumph and Northern defeat, In full view
Of the certainty that thus only could reunion be
achieved, there can be little doubt that the law
Of political gravitation, Of centrpetal force, thus
uust udNc ptNsohcAs
Commercial and manufacturing thrift would
have gradually vanquished moral repugnanec.
II might have required some years to heal the
wounds Of war and secure popular majority
in three or four Of the Border States in favor Of
annexation; but the geographic and economic
indictments to Union are 80 urgent and palpable,
that State after State would have concluded to
20 to the mountain, since Il stubbornly refused
to come 10 Mahomet and, all the States that
the confsderscy would consent to accept, on con-
dtions Of penitencc and abjuration, would, in
time, have knocked humbly at its grim portals
for admission and fellowship. That We have
been savci from such fate is due to the valor
Of our soldiers. the constancy Of our ruling
statesmen. the patriotic faith and courage Of
those citizens who, within period Of three
years, loaned more than two billions to their
Government when II seemed to many just tot
tcring ON the brink Of ruin yet more than all
else, to the favor and blessing Of Almighty God.
They, who, whether in Europe or America, from
July 1862 to July, 1858, believed the Union
death-stricken, hal the balance Of material
probabilities on their side they errcd only In
undertaking the potency Of these intellectual,
moral, and Prvvidential forces, which in our age
operate with accidental power and activity in
behalf Of liberty, intelligence and civilization"
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COURT RECORD.
3. j. Court, York County.
JANUARY rERM.--fAPLEr, J.

SATURDAY. Jan. II, the court came In at Oh
O'Clock. All but seventeen OF the traverse
Jurors were excused on Thursday, for the term,
hv Heuor considering one jury sufficient No.
800, john W. Goodwin, Lib'lt. % Emma Good
wilma divorce was decrced; cause. desertion,
drunkeness and general misbehavior. CHS.
holm for Hb'lt. There were 224 new civil 40.
lions entered the present terminating the
whole number Of cases now on the docket sl4;
a Of which are hbels for divorce. Fifteen APP
pealed criminal cases were entered, most Of
these for violation of liquor laws.
No. 1853, Chss, Morrison. slmr. ". Alice
g. Hilton faction Of waste)occupiel all day
Thursday and Friday. The points involved
are ,ha, John P. Hilton Of Buxton died, lesv-
ing bis widow life estate Ia his property; an
adopted son also had life est"te following that
Of the defendant. The adopted son died. also
hi, repu,sd wife and her two children. Sam'l
Mccain Ii solo heir Of the adopted sons re-
pu,ed wife, and claims that the children we're
i,,.ri,Ims,e, and hence the administrator brings
the suit Of misuse Of the property. The de-
fence Is tina, the cbildrsu wero legitimate. and
,hs, the plaintiff (Who Is administrator Of the
estate OF Lucy Hilton. the rspu,sd wife Of che
adopted sony has NO claim. Kimball 4 Smith
were plaintiffs attorneys. and Drew. Goodwin
and Hamilton, tho dstendsni's. To-day, tSAt-
ur,isy) arguments vsre made by Mr.. Drew for
the defense. occupying most Of the forseoon,
followed by Mr.. Kimbali for the plaintiff, who
did no. anish his argument until this afternoon.
Judge Tap,ey began his charge to the Jury .,
aas, and closed soon ahsr 4 o'clock. The
charge Was clear and mastery exposition Of
the Law. The case VAS then given to the Jury.
Who had not rendered verdict up to the hour
Of oar going to pres. rr5,f.li. 10
On Monday morning the jury returned YER
diet In the Hilton case in hvor Of the defendant.
A motion for new trial has been hllcd By tho
plaintiff. No. $40. Boynton 70 city Of Ssco,
then came on fbrtrial. This vas case Of sup
plics furnishei . psuper. A verdict Of s7.s9
was rendered for the plaintf.-Emery & Son
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Gr.ee's Celebrated saivs.

Prom Mr Z. TrcKER. Postmaster st Salisbury Ne
81 have been trcsbled fos year, with bad hu.
NOR sometimes outwardly, and ssnetiues 10:
wardiy. During the past summer y manifested
Ssiv.. All sIyns o. u have sinss disappeared,
without Affecting me invsrdly, Indicating, think.
the Graduating natsrs OF the 6alvs.r
SETH W. FOWLE 4 SON. Boston, Proprs
Sold by all druggists, 81 Is es.s boz. Sent by
mail for u cents. D-4wl
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MARRIED.

In Wells: Dee; BY Reg; Mr. Bowler; M, J:X
eldest daughter Of 0eorgo Littlshsld. Esq, OF
Wells.
In Limerick, jan. 3, Dr.. Charles W. Milliksn, of
equals, Ill, and MIss Alice q. BARKER. q L.
IN Gray, Jan :. by Raw John n Purkis, Dir. Ed.
ward Cobb and Miss Abby ID. Allen, both Of Gray.
In Marlborough. On New Years eve. BY Rev.
VI. York, Mr. Charlcs II. Jellison, OF WATERFORD,
and Miss Jennie N. Abbott. Of Shsplsigh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Iroary Wa,o.'. .p.n'o~ Of Gee. Grsst

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AMI hoer'y' VINO among 'nese honorc men, OF
proved capacity and tried fidelity, shall be So
-, =, u,rxh,l the R,,ubl;csp ho.,s IN v;c,o-
80, m =. 49,, =
~ "noSe "o'"'""' ""'' :" e' i'"~e
the assurance OF victory doubly sure! Above
pe,,onsl aspirations and ambitions, above local
-, .,l attachment. sbo,c nil aS.oeiationS AM,
-. H.. ,,,,., ,,.,,, a.. ,-.,v =, H..
'"'s'''N' nv
millions oil Republicans 10 whom the success OF
heold ciusc is 50 dear the prompt AMI emphatic
r,sp,nsc, "uHsscs s Grant" These masses
So, with the clear instinct OF patriotism, that
the gicit soldier would bring into the impending
contes, the weight ofhs great name and illustri-
Gus achievements, his solid and practical judy
mcnt. his concealed Integrity. his molesty that
never vaunts his own deeds, and his rare mag
nsnimity that ever gracefully rccogniles the
deeds Of other g.nersh, soldiers and civilians.
ALL hair
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
OFFICE OF fRs y. g. MAnssAL |,
i-ri l-f1 ~ ueeeeDesr, ~ \
HoR1iAxp, Jan. no. iafa y

This Il to give notice; That on ths teath day
az Jsnssrv, A. d. les, Warrsss ia Bssl.
rsp.sy vas issssd seAisst Ne estate Q, Jessph J,
Jankins, Of York, In The coanty ef Yest sed
State &c hs,ss. vko he sssa aAjsdssd Ssah-
! y, S.s r:Ss ,s:s y: 2i Sy.;.sss r.
a. a..s mr.. e Ssss' !! PEI d 49,: 20 :ss 3:
Cosrt OF BsakYSptsy. 10 b. holden 81 Bs1de6rd,
SsiOrs Jsnes b. Sssssdsa. Gsxiyssr. 3. .kstA!sd
day 81 February, q. y. iess,ss ~ ss'sex -
- ,''"-' yn, %, CHARLEs CLARK. -.r.'
q. g. Marhal q Mcsssogss,
[ 1tij Tl n" Dtss. sf naias. 90
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stste Of Maine,
County Of York.
COUNTY TREAsUREBS o1PICH.l
Alfred, Dec. q 1857. !

TN conformity with Section Fifth, Of an oct Of
i the LsSislaiurs of the stats OF Maine, entitled
IAN set relating IN Fines snd costs Of Criminal Proc
ecutlons,r approved March 18th. A. ID 1911 hereby
publish the following list, containing the ayxrs.
gate amount OF cssts allowed In each case In Grim.
Inal prosecutions at the Supreme judicial Court
began and holden Of Alfred. within and for ssid
County Of Yort, on the third Tuesday Of Ssptsu-
her A ID. 1867.
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A Ssroeiou, bear vAs lately captured near
spr;ngssld. No. and vas pittsd against al the
dog, In the city. II put them all 10 Eight
The eiiSinx spectacle uss witnessed BY sisrss
crowd, Of al sges and both sexes.
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timely application of Bl0odS Rheumatic Con-
mound he made. pals may DO arrested and the
foundation Of disease broken mp.
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Nuno,ics viii be taken. NJ tAis once. OF anony.
nous communications. Tho name and address OF
the wri.ss mus, no xiveo. ss, for yssiesf,eS, out
as Guaranty OF his good nth.
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BRISTOL LINE.

The steamep B<,ssoi snt Pfvvdenes kavhS heeu va
dnsn s ~ vssks In orss " rvnovAts md reht thso,
The Brste, Linz win too nrss Class hA Isvpsnen IN
bTp. IN sossctsn shh Bnstoa and Pvteuee rAlfosd,
ensiesivsiy ~ Hreek shlvprvs are assvrd ess eeohs
vm 10 dehvoed viii prumptnsss and diTseh MAX
ys9 rors sBrstd line "eAp % Bnsson and PfsTtdenos
kaikUd Yos further inosuatku. seusb and rscsipo,
VIZ osup1yS ono. Ne On e>.as Hesse hsssssf
on1 WssAinEtsn and StsIs ste<n. Ihs brteoI ano
froV'osnss sm rsssns thsir tnps q an essiy day
ono sHfyERicK,
Jan j. isS yrisht Assa
REAL LorERiA DE La IsLA DE CUBA.
In the dnwinss ~ Isss thsvs Vi b
"a, 900 r1CKETsi "a, 900
5se, 10000 in Gold drsvs svsu Ssvsn.
rtrs cashed sni information sivea ~ hehess nss
vs, ny oD0kok UfHAM.
d. iyW oHesth Main street. rfovsrsss, al
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Elder Cannon, Who b said 70 b big sas
among The M0rmous, b said to START another
pspsr q Bait Lake On r-!r 81. .,.ys .T e.
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In SAco, Dee. ~ ida Frances, daughter Of Seth
and Jane slnnott, aged month.
bud N promise, precious flower,
ThO1aft withcred In an hour,
Early called tn yield thy breath,
Thou art lovely cen In death.
In saeo. COid Orchard) Jan 5, widow Patience
Googins. aged sDyears.
In saeo, odd OrsA-rd) Jan. 6, ida GooSins, aged
In saeo C0id Orchard Jan. 6, Anna 8oogins,
In Dayton. Jan. 8. Tho,. Peavey, aged s. years
and months
In Lyman, Jan. > Joseph Avsrili, aged % years
and munths.
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DIED.

u Notices Of deakhs, ma eIneilng sir lines, Inserted
nee, above that number, u regular advertising rsiss-
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Telegraph NetSee.

IN. international Telegraph conpssS hs,. ..
p,ovsd their once In this city NON w u Is nnn
street. BuSisso dispatches feessved ssd ssns "
81 gru Of The ''s'Sy y.AMEs ROWE, M.a,ssr.
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BY IELEGRMali
Special Dispatches
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-01-17
QUARTERLY REPORT
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BIDDEF0RD NATIONAL BANK,
January 9Th, 1888.

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