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LAST MEETING OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ~
s1i1U ia gsth"rIEg Of the children Tepre-
S'nt-d IN this institute took pI1 . ri > O'Clock
tH saturday afternoon AZ thu Foundry Church
h'y- Nh Green presiding. and addresses were
MADE b. lTy. Messrs. Crook and Vincent A.
q = m. there WAS an excellent audience pes
rht. Rev. j.. Pey fCn Brown presiding. ana the
SptniLg Il ICi>es Wrrp conducted by Nh Il
StHtnstz Rev. Dir. McC1dley then MAD, a
BEAUTIFUL address. On the subject. ssHOg to at =
tract and retain sunday School scholars" Toe
Institute then sang, IN ,ar-r, nv God To Thee -
which was followed by an address on How TO
study a lesson, by Rev. Mr.. Vincent. Mrs
.szi "0rs then s3u-. Com. Ne discOns olat,:'
80 "neu-d question drawer
49, vi 'i1SS-- Sunday School
"hu an wen ai' queeti ms u. zee of
matters presented ~ him. 1hs COmm..-.
ArT9ncen. ats were continued for next year,
anC Churches not represented were rel ueStsd
Ia aII ONT member 10 a. with the present.
CCt1mi.teC. "A resolution OF thanks was adOp'-
Ell 70 Rev. MsssTs. Taylor, Vincent. and sam
SOD; aisC. 10 W. 4. WIsODy, E~q, and HRS.
iSZis FCue. together with the Committee Vt
Arrangements. bened ICtIon. by E..y. Mr..
Green. closed th~ exercises of the Institute.
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MEN SUITS, all wool, $40. SIS and S2n al
me celebrated Oak Hall, 464 til street. opposite
the Post Office &
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DR. JoHNsroSs PATENT SMOOTHING

10 pronounced by Gil who have seen N N ~ On.
b.. article ter domestic ever fnsen ia. 80. a.
prtpc,p,e, s1d beautiful In design
IL Will 90 the work OF tour cSsnsNon sroc. wx~h
one-thiru the fuel requires no bolder never er,nss
THE cloths, and PUTS . inner polish on IN, ~ tn.r
other ilcn .l pay for ffseltYn sax,.. ~ -.
asd fuel In three mon he. ~~~~s
Aay one dissatisfied may retain thcu, within
back
Fos SAFE a. the sertscsst e.rner of p. svsras
Marylana, District O. ColDElsis, snd Alcxsnif.S,
Va
TAssLts ssassd. ~eu
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MARRIAGE LiCENsKs.-During the month o
October the Clerk of IN. Court issued i6i mar.
mage Licenses OF winch - we've 10 colored PEG.
pie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

DOCTOR J. III. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
once an residence from the FIRST Ward 70
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east of Four.
teenth street. OliCe hours before 20 a. m, and
from TO p. IN. Hours OF attendance az the
Woman's Hospital, from l 70 : y. IA. every
day, Sundays excepted Il3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

AN ENEMY IN YOUR MoUTH-Donotp mt an
enemy in your mouth 10 steal away your teeth
beware Of destructive tooth washes and tooth
powders, many Of which are base I'M ta,ions Of
Sozodont. Insure liz lease of sound taeth
and fragrant breath, by adopting the fragrant
SozOdont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

PREPARE FOR WINTER Prizes Do,cn p
5000 Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 81, GO,
IS cts; fine Merino Undershirts and bra Wers
81, 81 5O, and Sis good Cotton Socks, pair for
20 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Wooden Socks,
Irem IS cents upwards; good White Shirts, ST.
Si.23, and Sl5O: fine do, 50 and So 30. Paper
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cufs cents per pair, or 50 cents per
dozen. handkerchief, Gloves. Ties, Scsrfs
oI me iatest style, at most popular prices, at
and r, and so that you do not miss the place
rem' 'nber that his store has a large plate glass
WINDOW. Also, that he has no branc Oh store
1920:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

THE NINTH STREET NJ p. CHURCHILL CON-
sequence or the unfayorable state OF the
weather yesterday no services Were held in
the Ninth street NJ. p. Church. 1t viii Ia
re-opened, however, to the congregation and
public generally on next Sabbath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

BALTIMORE DAILY SUN.-Persons wishins
70 subscribe for the BALTIMORE Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the Office OF the Evening
Star, or at 592 N street north, between 9Th an 4
9TH. The paper has been enlarged and Will
be denvered at an early hour.
100 ROBERT CoGGINs, Agent.
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wRkPpIns PAPER for sale. Apply q. n
STAR Office.

VERSIONS wishing TO subscribe for TRs STAT
who reside or CAPITOL Il Ill and the Navy larl
will please leave tier orders at No Ils So.
Capitol street between 9Th and 5th
JOHN COGGINs. Agent
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MEMS Light and Dark Mixed business
suits, all wool, ten. twelve, ffteep. eis htaer,
twenty, twenty five, and thirty dollars a suit'
BOYS Snits, hve, six, seven, eight, nlna. and
ten dollars a suit all wool, at the ceIehrat al
oak Hall, 46i 1th street, ID door below Smiths
Don't mistake the place q
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"SPALDING's GLUE 2 hlady lille thin:
aoou; the house, meIGs every any.
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AS WINTER IS AT HAND, IL rs essentially
necessary TO be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity OF money into consideration, n is of
great importance to 60 to a place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
at The lowest possible figures. We do not hes
itate in saying that there is one place ia this
city which outranks all other similar estab.
lishments as 10 popularity and cheapness. and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should we omit to state the name
OF TINS successful establishment. But for the
benefit of strangers and persons not well in
formed, we would say, if You wish to save
money buy your winter undergarments and
all other gents furnishing goods at sThe Orig
maj Francs" i3l eth street, between ID and f
and so that you do not miss the place, remer.
her that his store has a large plate glass win.
dow; also, that he has no branch stores, loco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

To BUILDERS -A,tention is called to the ad-
yertissment of II. w Hamilton n Co., in ref
erence TO the removal Of their well.known de.
pot for building materials, &c. This enter
prising firm have sIways on hand q large and
select stock, which they sell On reasonable
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

HoUsEKTEPERs will do we'll TO read every
word OF the very long advertisement OF Mr.. w.
B. Moses, which will appear In our paper to-
morrow, in which he will show the great
variety and extent of his stock of furniture,
bedding, carpets, &c, and the inducements he
Is able to offer to purchasers. Moses under
eating with the public, and verify he will have
his reward.
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The k-sTREHr FR DGE.-The following bids
To- The t''usiTCc',ob of n bridge Al & street,
over RocF Greek, weg" op-nrt 20 day a the
mayors hce:-Randolph CoylP, wrought
on, ss.l25; Thomas Sedgswck. wooden,
80; IL. h. Bradshaw, Howe truss,
slu,tOi Josiah Sinclair, Sneca stone,
~ " y JOS X Dee ter. nc specih d plan, So 0D
J. NJ. Cofrode & Co., Philadelphia, (two bids, J
Howe truss, s6,iUl and $500; DUNCAN Quig-
ley. similar 10 one formerly erected, on Howe
tiuss plan, 5000: II q. sheriff. Co, Barr
$-.SG: George r. Rider & 90. wrought iron,
$1,000; John L. Bronecer, Howe truss, s5,s33
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PREPARE FOR WINTER
- Repairs for all kinds sui sizes OF -
N sit Nbs, RANGES. Fl RNACES~
hhkDN ARE, ls9 9Th street. Bring name ara
hummer OF stove oldstoyes tsken ia part pay'for
4 streets. a. ssn-
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COMMITTEES.

On Cyops and Ysgefabiss-James r. Haley. Day.
ton, X: Randall, Limington' Simon h. biahs
Blddeford.
Acriesiiura, Impism,ns John MIllIken, Hux
ton. Thomas Day, Biddeford, John y. Murch, Day
ton.
Working orsn asd Teaming-samuel Mllliken
s,co, David Sino air, BiddefOrd, Peter J. Morrill,
Alfred.
tress, BIddcfsrd, Samuel Roberts, WATERFORD.
Buiis and Stssrs-Wm. II. Decrlng, Saco, John II
Till, Biddeford, oliver r. Milliken, Buxton,
Cor, and H,iT,rs Simon II. Cleaves, Kenne
bunkport, John W. Eden, buxton, Bradbury Sea
vey, Saco.
SAe,p and Spiss-Nathaniei sfIlliken, buxton,
A. II. Wright. Saoo. - Perkins, kennebunkport
. Alfred Horace ' Ssr ID BiSd.ssr jane: : +
Wiggn, Saco.
Man, and con,-N. O. Kendall, Biddeford, VIM.
o. Ilaines. Saco, James Knights, Hollis.
Live Fori.-philemon N. fIaines, Biddsford. Mo-
ses u rnhsm, Hollis, Harrison Cleaves, Saco.
Dairy Products .Thomss II: Cole, Bddeford,
benjamin Lsav.tt, Marlborough, Thomas X. Lane,
Biddeiord.
Breed, Honey, Prsssrpss, Pieti.s, Kstehspsi &C.
Jere, NJ. Mason, Saco, Frank Atkinson, Blddeiord.
stephen l.. Smith, Dayton.
u, John n Goodwin p Nsslly: South y, Der:
Moulton. Bildsford, MIRA 3; L. doodals. Saoo, Mrs.
Ferguson llaines, Blddeiord.
MdHtf1cfursrs OF Cola fLanneh, tc.-B r. Ham,
ilton. Saco, 4. II. Banks, Blddeford, Mrs. Aaron
w. Mllliken, Buxton. Mrs. VIM. II. Deerng. Baco,
Mrs. Lawrence Jordan, Saco.
Leather, and artieiss MANUFACTURED fAsrsjrom.-
Vim. Henderson, Diddeford, Joseph Davis, Buxton,
ELIAS Doardman, Saco.
Carriags,, Wagons, Carts, Iron work. re-. Law
renco Jordan, saoo, Joseph Sargent, Ksnnsbunk,
Edmund Hanson, Hollis.
Fancy Irtiei.s..Mrs. Chss. g. Sawyer, saco. Mrs.
Thos. Z, Merrill, Biddeford, Miss Emily uoodais,
Saco, Miss Margie Swasey, Limerick, Mrs. 3. X.
Hamilton, Diddeford. Mrs. George Lttleaeld, Iol.
lis.
Paintings and Pieturss,-Dr. Horace bacon, Bid.
deford, Rev. Mr.. Weaver, Diddeiord, Rev. Mr.. Al.
ger, Saoo.
incidental cemmiffse.-wilber r. Lunt ,Didd eford
Geo. p. McKenney, Saco, o. y. Page, Biddeford.
commitfss on Troftiag.-Stephen Gowen, Didde-
ford, Eben Y. Neatly, South Berwick. D0rrsnce Lit
tleGeld, saco. Reuben Small, Limington, DR.. Au.
gustus Morrow. Acton.
Csmmittss of Irrangmsnts Lawrence Jordan,
Saoo, Luther Bryant, BiddeIord, Owen D. Chad
bourne, Saco, Samuel u. Twambly, Biddeford
Dorrsnos Littleaeld, Saoo, Otis T. Carey, Didde-
ford.
Capt Ira O. Doe, OF saco, has been appointed
Marshal. with power 20 appoint such ssslstants
~ no may needy and will have charge OF arrange
ments Ut the Show uround during the Fair.
M,iage will be paid on all Stock driven more
than eight miles at the rate OF ten cents per mile
tionA creature. Persons claiming milsgo will
state their distance to the Secretary when enter.
ing their stock.
Hay will DO provided for stock on the Show
Ground, and stock coming In the night before will
bs tai an cara Of nj tho or nso Of tho Society,
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=. How Chilly the Evening". In October

" How Chilly the ESenings In October"
This |. q common remark, yet how few think OF
the danger Of exposing themselves to their iniu-
suees, In all low, marshy localities Agus and
Fever prevail ut this season Of the year. In this
disease there Is invariably moro or less derange-
ment Of the liver and digestive organs. The rem
edies usually resorted to have reference to pre-
venting the paroxysm or breaking up the ehills.
If this IL effected without removing the cause
RELAPSE Is inevitable. IiOsrErrEBS STOMACH
BITTERs strike directly at the foundation OF the
evil, by acting directly the liver and correcting
digestion The cause being removed, the Parox-
ysm will cease, aud the chills cannot return
When the patient Is weak and debilitated, the
BlrTERs should DO resorted to, rs they will
streny then and tone the stomach, allay all ner-
vous Irritation. and infuse renewed animation
into tho hitherto dropping sp rts. without entaii-
ing the danger OF reaction.
nOsTErTER's STOMACH DlTTERS Is truly
q reyentive medicine rendering even the feebiest
frame imperyious to all malarious influences !
AMI, as q stomachic and anti.hilious medicine u Is
Incompatible, and no one, who values his health
can afford TO do without u. Fortify the system
| with this inestimAble tonic and invigoranf, and
tho "Chiils Of October Evenings" will have no
| terrors for you. Oct.
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BOOK AGENTS

Arc uest'ag With rare success In selling 6sR- q
". BAkxRs ExrLnRArioNs aud ADVENTURE
among the Nile rniBurARIus Of ADYssiH1A. 70
and RRLrAsl Of ESGLisH SuJEcrs, and the o.
fser OF the late EnrsnoR TasopoaR. No book .
received among all elasse. OF people Win S9en
iatsrsss viii solid instruetioa- Agents, male and
female, ell % rapidly.
.An sdnirasie record OF ssisatiae sxplorasion,
yssrsphieal discovery, and psissosl sdvsassrs''
ksO Yssk Trsksss.
sit 70 issaed IN very attractive forn, and 70 q
entertaining a. ronancc.-Bssfsa yssrad.
run parttoalars ssat on applieatioa 70 U. "
CASH CO., PublisAsrs. HARrPonp, Gem.
ly<ls
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MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE Is DEVIN0'S
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALVE.

This celebrated Salvs has gained popularity
within very brief space Of time far exceeding
that Of any other article introduced Into this
country, from the faet that its wonderful healing
properties ensure for II rapid sale wherever II Is
known. It's difacult to supply orders a. fast Is
they como In, although arrangements on an sxten.
sve scale have been perfected for It's manufacture
Certificates from some Of the most reliable men
attest 10 cures this Savs has made In Fever Sores
Corns. Aboess, Burns.snd other kindred dnieulties
sneagh 70 all columns Of this paper. II you have
any sort Of flesh wound or sore, burn, or bruiss.
use Dcvino's salve at once and rslisfis certain.
A BACON, i2s Liberty Street, Biddsford, .. g.
MITCHELL, 90 Main street. Ssco, General Agents.
And sold by Druggists every where. 3no
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I'm Bankruptcy.

TNHIS Is to give notice, that on the tweuty-ffth
i day OF sePtsmberA.D. 1898, Warrant In Bank,
q. BrooIs. Of buxton, In the County Of York and
state of Maine, who has been adjudysd BANKRUPT
on his own Petition that the payment OF any
debts and delivery Of any property belonginy
transfer Of any property by him are forbidden
BY law, that . meeting OF the creditors, oil
the said bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and q
held al Court OF krlptoy, TO be holden ut Port
land, before James d. Fsssendcn Register, on the
seventeenth day Of October, A. ID. 1868, at two
o'clock p. b., at his ONCE, Ne, 81 ksShcnge street.
2wil U. g. Marshal a. Messenger. Dist. Of Maine
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At ZAP. NJ, there will be Race Of Colts un-
der years old, for the above purse best colt
TO have sl2; 81 So; Sd IS. Eutrance fec 90.
Entrance tickets for both Trots, Is cents, and
carriages Is cents.
II Is expected that there will be grand trot
on Friday, 9th, open to horses wherever own
ed, f1r purse Of 500, Or more. Details to
be arranged.
cd Marshal, and with such assistants as he
may appoint, will have charge Of the Ground,
during the Show.
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There Is no disease flesh Is heir TO moro trouble
somc to manage than Rhenatism, II comet when
you least expect 10, and generally remains I'LL 10
gets ready to go away. The most eonspeusus
remedy for this disease Is "Johnson's Anody ne
Liniment"
Two OF three doses OF "Sheridan's Cavalry Con-
dition Powders" will cure horse OF any common
cough cold and the very worst eases may be
cured In . week. We know this from experience.
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.OOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED to remove all desire for Tobac-
w co. This great remedy Is an excellent appe-
tircr 10 Partfss hs Blood. inyigorates the system.
er; enables the stomach to digest the heartiest
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes ro-
bust health. Smokers AND eAsrsrs for sirfy ysars
cared. Price fity Cents, post free. A treRtise on
the injurious effects or Tobacco with lists OF ref
erences testimonials. 40, sent free. Agents want
ed. Address DR.. T. Il ABBOTT, Jersey city, New
Jersey. laval
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eas fr DyspepsA ssrs esrs 90 cahrh slrs cure i0s
Headache sure fbs all diseases assing fuu an in-
pure sate q hs blood Made nom roots md hesbs, and
sas Ia I'll eAses. Give q Trial and atisfy yo1rseh %
sass and - only Dr. DayS saneuinao Blond Riyer
I'll otheu conlerSits Pice One DolAs-Six boSties
hs nve Dollars. BAILEY BRADFORD, Proprstou
eSS WAshinstoa 81. boston, MAss yS2
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- A fri-nd who has travelled 10 Germany. TO
porus the following incl tent. Tor which he Noueh.
es, Duiiag the summer, Dr.. J. Z. Aver spent
some weeks at Dresden In conference with the
chemists af Central Europe, where he was herald.
ed as the inventor Of the work renowned medi.
the American celebrities. while riding. one day
his open carriage fell In with the oortele OF the
Doctor soon became tho chief attration. and re-
eeiyed the marked attention OF the people, who
were even more demonstratiye In their sourtesies
to him than To tho King himself whom they sec
so constantly. King John, observing this. wrapp-
ed his military cloak around him and reclnei up
on his seat, while our great Americsu medicine
man did tho hcoors icr tho royal retinue, gr~.
wearied by his excessive condescension TO this old
monarch's people.
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Dodd's Nsrvine and Iuyivo,ator.

IL TONIC and GENTLE srIMULANr vhieh n
NOT attended by REACTION. What Il Eains FOR
you 10 maintains. when Il refreshes body OF mind,
u refreshes with natural strength that comes To
stay. We are not Recommending teototAllsm In
tia Interest Of any faetion bot long and extended
observation teaches Us that he who resorts 70 the
bettle for rest or reouperAtiou, viii Ind, 90 be
hseps at It. that no 10 kindling Are In his bones
which VIII consume like the nsmes Of psrdition.
Turn nom 70. Tsks tonic that will refresh and
not destroy. Dodds Ner,ine 10 for sale BY oil
druxgistA Price One Dollar. See book Of Certia-
Gates that accompanies each bottle. su3j
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ROYAL Baking Powder.

n You want the cheapest and best article now
In use for cooling. Try the Royal Baking Powder.
Costs you nothing tn try It'll not perfectly sAts-
fAetory-as every can II warranted.
For sale by lean a seAvy, Roberto De~ring
D a. Dssr,ng Co, iisipes a Carpenter. Chase
Wentworth. D. y. Littleaeld, Emerson. llAines
Co and D. Cofin. In Saeo and Co operatives ore
Costello a Brown, D. Needs, Hooper Berry, Cole
4 Aver and Z. W. Stone, In Dlddsiord. tw39'
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The Ballentine Vegetable and Mandrake Pills,
are said by thousands To be the hest pills to pur.
~ the blood cleanse the stomach aud bowels OF all
large worms and pin worms, and cleanse the skin
Of all jaundiec, humor and iniammatory tumors,
eatarrh and headache. They have been In nse Tor
over forty years, and are highly appreciated by
all who use them. Dose from two to four. and ono
for children.
BiDpEYoRn, Juno II, 1868.
Mr.. Baiiestiss, - Dear SU This IL TO certify
that . have used Mrs BALLENTlNE7S FILLS
Cor the Kidneys aud Liver. and for Spasms In my
child They are sure cure Please send me one
dozen moro In good order.
| carr. lvoRr GoopwIS,
Biddeford. Me.
For sale by Alvan Bacon, n. D.. Biddeford, Ne,
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.DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
l(Andrew Hobson, f., Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
This Is to give notice that petition has been pre-.
Andrew Hohson. IT,. OF Saoo, bankrupt, praying
that he may be decreed 70 have FULL dlschargt
from all bis debts, proyaole under the Bankrup,
drew Hobson, Co., and Peyson 4 IIOhson, and
upon reading said Petition, It Is ordered by th,
Court that hearing be had upon the same. on
COurtin Portland In said District at3o' look p. NJ.
snd that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons In interest
cause II any they have, Why the prayer Of said
petition should not DO granted.
WA. r. PREBLE-
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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AAIls Osss for tAs Hssf a Dos A. ~. and 5ls ?; =.
Ser fAs Esst Il II II a -, AMI O ~ - IN
erek Il t2 -, Parsoashell. Mociay, we'.v ~
Friday 1t T. 20 2. -; Lyman Cs"ars' iha'~'~'' ""'
~ SO P.M.
NAns Assrvn bom "a, East 81 $50 A. n. and 400 n
Yrsn rae Wssi Il II D., anil $40 =. =. h.m l4nss-
lch a 10 A. n, rar-cosnshi, Mo.dAy, wsioeay
and Hrsisy a s3o.S, ~ Lyman .sces, l"sS'
saly 81 $50 49,
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II PROM so TO- Slco eer annum will rent safe
In the UNION skFE DsPOSlT VAULTS, 10 state
street, 3oston Mcssrs. Lee. iiigginson Co. also
receive as bailees the securities OF persons resid.
Ing abroad or temporarily Ahssnt collecting Inter
est OF dividends, aud making remittances Tho
security OF all valuables therein 10 assured. Hen
~ Lee, Manager.
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Bankruptcy Notices,
In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-This Is to give
IL notice that third d.! ns:!lak 81 re creditor.
ness In Saco. within said District, Bankrupts will
be held at the ONCE OF James ID. Fessenden, Regis
ter in bankruptcy. In said District, IT City Rooms
Biddeford, on the afth day OF October. A. D. 1858
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purposes named 10 the
twenty eighth section Of the Bankrupt Act o
March 2, is67. EDWARD EASTMAN. Assignee
Saoo, Sept ~, 1868. 2Wac
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FOR SALE.
THE Subscribor. wishinp

= THE Subscriber, wishing TO
13E change. business, now offers his
homsstsad Farm for sale. Said iArm contains %
ecrea more or isss-about 50 acres In wood and
pasturinE. and about - acres In moving And M.
lage,.has one Dr. Oh House, Nx36, with An I, IAN
Win " rooms all finished, httio not anIshed, csi
lar under whole house and L, with cistsrn I'm
Ing some % hhda. Cellar net dean. Rooa ~.
Ted. Wood-shsd running IRON houSS tc h"s~ III az
ooie-hoIse over L. One barn saI60 And ons .,.h,s
.ith cellar under IT, 30xt0 with hayden sSo \.
Also, another barn for storing hay, Ann no ~
posu one blaoksmith's shop about iov;sH .Ses
about three hundred Fruit frses Ali eon,c ~ ~
bearing. And ell Of the choicest mil, h into
cells one In yard Of house, another IN ~. ~ w
der stable also, within 90 isst Of stshs osar no.
aid nrn Will BE- sold IN sspsrst. IT,;
whole, V % srnngsd that the buiidIn,. 10y ~ q ~
Win orchard and eoms Ten asrss OF ~ soSs ~
soid sepsrsts. II desired. All The VII D.
I1laxs Lard lays on Ne pablio strssss ~, N
30 eat M and cola separately. N a., snd VII
The Wood and Pasture Land vii be M O. ALo,
.torss and mlllS and y within - NJ oL tnS
District entitled % The privilsgs Of lila scSo
.Alse, seae lots Of land On Aifrsd ,t,.., 49,. :,
y. K Church, suitable for storsS Yos \. HSes o.
tieslsrs please esll On the slbsorbsS =. H. par
- SATES ANDRRW6
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-02

THE BEsr ruiNa YEr-The Medical Profession
amer having thoroughly tested Speers wines, havs
Introduced them into their proctce. on account o
their purity. Ills STANDARD Wine Bltters" are
eqnally as pure. and only need . trial 10 recon
mend them. Sold by druggists.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-02
Special Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

Executive DEpARrnwNr.
ArGrsrA, Sept. %, 1893.
An adjourned session Of tho Executive Council
will he hsld at the Council Chamber In Augusta.
on Monday, the 18th day Of October next, Mt
O'Clock r. NJ.
Attest FRANKLIN VI DREW.
2viI Secretary or state.