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MARRIED..

In Bsideford, May 3, by w. Bullock, Mr.. Rufus LAdd
sni Mia May Hanson, both Of DddefOrd.
In Berwick. May 2, by Rev John T. Baxter, Mr. 0hn
H. Butler Of Berwick, and Mis Orie A. Cheis. Of 0reA
Falls.
In Iiols May J. at the residence AZ the hrdes father
BY Rev T. smith, Mr. Melvin D. Smith and Miss joseph
he Johnston, 18th of Hollis.
la ss.rtSro April "a at the Y. W. Baptist Church, by
J. johnson, Esq Rev. J. Hayden and Nellie l. Moody
ef scarboro'.
In ssccanppa, April -, BY Rev. joseph Danelson,
he~ior. Moses and Miss Able Frazier, both Of West
brook
In Cornish, April L. Grin Hcision and Lydia Y.
Smith, both az Parsonsneh.
In North psr.Ousaeli. April q, Thomas y. Pray and
Martha Ann Downs.
In Portland, April o. by Rev. 8 v. wetherbe-. LIN
coin r. Saunders and Miss Lizzie r. Dunn, both Of Port
kni.
In Portsmouth, n. H., April 81, by Rev Mr.. White,
Mr. J. Frank Merrill aud Miss Victoria A. Robinson, both
OF Ksnpesunk. "-'
In Portland, April -, ny Rev Or. shaIcr, Charles W.
Burvh, and Miss Hattie d. capen, both Of poftaod
In Postiani, April ~ at New Jerusalem Church, III
aha J. Mann. u walthAm Mas, and Mary T., daught-
er of WIN. Jocian q Portland.
In Portland, Apr,l 20, by Rev X c. Bc,ies, David q.
Drinkwater and Miss Julia A. Pratt, both Of Portland.
In Beutoo. April y. by WIN. X Lunt ESQ, Jas. A.
Bro-n AMI Miss Almeia RrAsv.
IN Augusta Apsn - slias IIOse. and Mary d. Jones,
bon of Fairfield,
In Augusta. April IS, Thomas q. Barrett and Mis-
Henrietta Nckeisou.
In ua,h April -, wm rassmore, Of Nevada and Car
rye Il Cov,i, Of woolwich-
\, Chelsea. Mass, April 70, at Cary Avenue Church
nv Rev Vim y Eyyrrtt, Capt John H. Roberts aud Mia
H. Ei~ina Ph.,ps, hOth Of Chelsea. ......
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II. IL. In RRAZII.

We refer tho reader to the following testimony
In favor OF DR. RApwAS's REMEDIES, nom gentle
men Of high character In Brasil. Persons doubt
Ing tho genuineness Of the same arr requested TO
write to the parties also to the U. Consul ut Rio,
To the correctness or the statements and status
OF tho writers. For every word not true the sum
Of ono hundred dollars will be paid,
RIo Dr. JANEiRo, March 2ed, 1866.
Messrs. RAYNuNDo g. LEirE q BRo
GxSrLsNgS Tin answer 10 your hvor or goth In
slant, asking my opinion In regards to the efica-
cy OF DR. KApwAy& Co.'S preparations. am
happy To say that consider the Rsii.J and fins
the best remedies ever known, and to form such
an opinion am Obliged 10 prove II, which Will
do willingly, viIi suffered SO much from "colic"
that when was attacked Il palned me 90 much
that preferred death to suoh sufierings. 1 took
everything that Was recommended. but u was OF
no use ut last took OF Railways Pills, aner
which the pains were very moderate, and then
thought that VAS Sdred, but the pains were still
moro violent (which attribute TO the negligence
on NY part In not following Il up as directed that
Was obliged TO give In to my friends request TO
take some aReiief" which he gave me In dose Of
one tablespoon In tumbler Of water In tho inter
val u three minutes 1 felt relieved Immediately,
and dfteen minutes AFTER the pain ceased. ~ -
three months since had IN attack, and should !
feel any symptoms OF ID I take the "RelieL"
will do all In my power to convince the Doctors Of
the good results of these medcamens, 90 that they
may prescribe them. .Er .
1 am, gentlemen. your obedent servant,
LUZ JOSE DA siLrA CASPos. lnvalidls ST., No. 80.
Sec DIR. Railways Almanac for is6s-R X. II. sold
by Druggists.
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SAco, JAN. lst, 1893.
To he County commis,fonsrs Of York County,
Maine, Gentlemen
THE undersigned q resident Of Ssco In said
II County was taxed by the assessors OF said town
for the season Of 1867 among other thlngs Tor the
sum ($l0, 00O) ten thousand dollars Tor personal
property, although the said undersigned went be:
fore the board Of assessors on the fr.t day Of April
1867, and rendered O schedule or all his personal
property In said town liable to be taxed. and offer
cd to make oath TO the same, which the said asses
ora stated wss unnecessary.
on the arst day Of April 1867. than no had on the
first day ofApril 1860, and for personal property IN
1866 was taxed for ono horse and carriage, valued
SCISSORS stated that they based their actions upon
the probable amount that the undersigned might
receive from certain 'Patent law suits" which
were then pending IN ths Hour! o. Gq q n ms
had the subscriber ever received one cent from
them nor was no certain that he ever would.
The subscriber believes that q law suit Is not
peciaIly one Of the Kind herein named, Is these
suits had been pending in different Courts FOR the
term of twelve and one half years, and " IL Isl
ws" !. q pSp az sss precise sum for which % taxi
The subscriber therefore claims that he was Tax.
ed for the sum of(ss 80 0o) nine thousand eight
have been mar and he prsys you will direct that the
city Treasurer refund the amount 90 tAIsd Win
Interest Enelo,ed 10 the Se:crS Sss ,ss s.1 Dill
iiOR ACE WOODMAN.
The undersigned has applied 70 the Assessors OF
the tpwn Of saco from time 70 time for an abato,
Inent OF the within tax and has been refused. and
HORACE WOODMAN.
sAco, July 10, 1867.
Received Of Horace woodmsn under
protect by John Burnham, state,
County and Town tax for 1867, t2il =,
DISCOUNT 1890
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Frightful Prophecies
Cosesrniag tLs End of al things

Are male by religious enthusiasts and, on the
other hand, philosophers insist that tho centre Of
the Earth Is q mass OF hrc-that the poles OF the
Earth will one day DO at the Equartor, and tina,
tho sun Is gradually fading Talk like this Is vo-
~ terrible, but. pending such Wholesale calami
ties Il will be we'll for each member OF s"ciety
10 take care OF his or her health, and leave the
rest 10 Prov idenoe.
The end comes prematurely TO all who neglect
tho preservation OF that inestinable blessing -
Safer Liver disease. dyspepsia. chronic eonstipa.
ton or any other ailment TO take Its coulse un.
checked, and Il will sssuretly shorten life. II
cannot be said that the means OF protesting the
system against the predisposing causes or disease
ere withheld. The constitutions and physique OF
the least robust may be STRENGTHENED and forti-
fed by q course Of HOSrETTERS sTOMACli DIT.
TIERS rs to render them all but invulnersble, not
oaly to the attacks OF epidemic disorders but also
90 the ordinary complaints which prevail In all
countries aud at MI seasons. IL the Immense I'm
portance OF Prefecture Medication were universally
understood, this Incompatible vegetable antfdote,
which is already the most popular tonic In the
world. would everywhere bs classed among the
staples Of life. and no family would dare to be
without II. The time may arrive when this will
be the case, for every year adds hundreds Of thou
sands to the list Of those who uso 10. May
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stations only to leave passengers FROM ''".'em
bsyoad Portsuouih, Il being the design Of the
,n,.,;n,.rdcn, m furnish the 0. 10 train from
A.. =,
PORTSMOUTH 10 no inc ous'h'SS VI 'ne aoA "
the morning. Forenoon travellers east WI bear
this in mind, as the hrst mail train win not stop
IN take nm r.ss.ncc-s and win sion only In case
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ant. Ia. l. A.. 80 - v,.tituds and
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Mr.. Dickens has returned home by the
steamer Russia. His farewell reading in New
York was attended by an immense audience, and
in responss 10 repeated calls he made the sailow-
ing peat littls speech 49,
"Lslies and gentlemen The shadow OF one
word has impended over me this evening, AMI
the time has come at LAT when the shadow must
fall. n i but yry short one, but the weight
of sueh things h not measured by their length
aud two much shortsr words express the whole
realm Of our human sxistrnce. when i was
reading David Coppcr6sld' here last THURSDAY
niehl. i fslt that there was more than usual
,iyniScapce ibr me In Mr.. Peyguty's DECLARE
Mo, sNfy future life lies over the sea- And
when ciosei this book Just now, | felt keenly
that I was shortly 70 establish such an aliti as
would satisfied even the elder Mr.. Weller him
self [Laughter.l The relations that have
been SCI up between US In this phce--relations
sustained ON my side. at least, by the most earn
est devotion Of myself TO my task; sustained by
yourselves, ON your side, by the rcadiest SYM
pathy and kindliest neutrality-suspicious.
now be broken forever. But l entrcat you to
believe that in passing from my eight you VIII
not pass from my memory. l shall often, often
recall you as I see you now, equally by my WIN
ter fire and In the green English summer wealth.
err. I shall never recall you ~ mere public
audience. but rather As host ofpersonal friends,
and ever. with the grVatcst gratitude, tender
ne-s and consideration. Ladies and genuemss,
I beg to bill you farewell. And l pray Gci
ble-s yoa, and 6ei hes Tho land IN which
l have met yoa."a 81 go Az ~.
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CRY LOCAL ArYfrRs.

Peiestri;n. ---..
Mr.. - G. L,ns scccuplshci h~ t"& o.
walking Ia Portland and bsek--ss innsS-"
Une hour 10 spare. arriving here at n'e o'cNeA'
pretty vel "sin eOut" Not being much OF
walkist our.elf We propose b SOC how quick w
can drive mt, Portland, II sone one will fur
nish us with team. the prccess'on TO be not
less than ten niles in length, preceded BY a
running debate Of two hours ...
Post No. -. "a. q. IL. .-.-.-.---
At. regular meeting Of the Post, held On
wsin~,y even's. permanent Orssnaa'on ~
effected by the election Of the following officers
Post Commanir-Capt. 8. n. Piissrnr.
Sen Yics Conaadsr-Capt J. O. Loan.
Jua. ] ice CommaRdsr-A. PIEnck
.fdjt-Capt. y. A. Hutehins
Qsartermasisr-Cspt L. p. McKenney.
Ssrgsast .hajor-Sergt c. w. RosA
QuaTtsrnastsr Ssrg'L-F. e Drew.
Ssrgsos-Dr. J. A. Hayes.
Chspiaia-Corp'lJ james 7. Clcaves
Regular meetings held on Tuesday evening OF
esh week. at % Main Street
No.~ you see 20 .sd .ssc yes dossf. ,
II Is rumorci that Smart sale Of certain
piece Of property in Bitideford il about 70 take
place ....I
Snrgieal.
On wednesday (2oth). DR.. Warren Of this city.
assisted by Doctor Hall, removed tumor weigh
ing fourteen pounds from the left Lex Of Mr..
Libby Of S,co-It had been growing eighteen
years, and its position. extending nom the knee
Join, down the outside Of the Leg, rendered the
operation delicate matter. The patient being
under the influence Of ether, he was relieved
from this disagrccablc and dangerous apPendasc
without difficulty, and is nov rapidly imprOv-
ing.
Opera.
The opera OF Pepita, which was given At Saco
last week, Was repeated last Tuesday evening.
giving the mos, entire satisfaction to large au-
dcnce
Iecd~..
On saturday las. As Nc. Robert Smith Of
Kennebunk. and Mr.. VIM. Leavitt, Of Ssco,
were riding down Deans Hin, Main street, Bid
deford, Mr.. Smith driving. one q the traces be
came unf.s,encd. which let the horse out Of the
shafts. Mr.. Leavitt grsspcd the reins with Mr..
srith, in order TO hold the hcrse, and put his
foot against the front Of the wagon 70 brace.
himself The horse being frightened. kicked
into tbs wagon. and after he had been stopped,
Mr.. Leavis found thss his leg had been broken
below the knee. lie was conveyed to his resi-
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qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq

mo THE WORKING CLAHS-FAKMkHS,
n,e,sred 70 furnish you with constant employ.
mspt n ysur homes-tAs whole Of yeur umes Q.
An your spArs momsntSL Buslne1 new, lixht 10
probable. Fifly cents 70 - per evening 10 esay
An - ssrn pssrly q nueh q Non. Great To-
ducsmeuts are o6sfed thoss Who will devote then
whole dine 70 The buainsas, and. hal every gsrsen
Who ssss this noeiee may sand ne th;tr saafSss
Following snparslislsd oasr ITO all .ho are not
Tor ths trosbls Of writing Ne Fall paFteuiaf
Sy nsii % al Who sod 70 ssnti Addrses. u "
HLIN, AueusfA, MAINE eses8Akwp
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casabridgs Market-.May ..

Prices Of Market Beef-Extn 1ll 90 % SO 30 first
quality SIS o. 10 SIS 20 second quality Si2 600 Sl2.
50; third quality SO % % so 30. r'''| e. .'
Prices Of stose Cattle-worklns Oxen, Y pair, $780,
$500, $3.50 90 $500.
Mich Cows and Calves non ssI, go, Sss. SIS % 500
Yearlings SO % $50 two yeari old 30 % IS three
years old s45 % $50.
Prices Of Sheep and IAnhs In lots "a 90 81 90 IS 90
each extra 80 90 % Sll 90, OF from 81 10 lie 2 b.
spring Lanbs, % q Veal Calves, - % IL. ...
Hides 81 40 &c. TAow % &c Y b.
Pelts 81 rs % 90 % each Calf Skins Is 20 0oc y b.
n h. Besf-Extrs and first quality includes nothing
bai the best large At stalled Oxen second quality In
ciudes the best gnss-id Oxen, the best Stalled Cows.
and the hest three year old Steers ordinary consists Of
Bulb and the rvfuse q lo<s. - $3.50.
Sheep-ExtrA includes Closets, and when those Of Info
rior quality are thrown out ofthe lot.
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PHILIP LIBBY. and seven others.
STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, a,-Ats Court Of County Commlssion-
ers, began and held at Alfred, for and within the
County Of York. on the second Tuesday OF April
A. ID. 1893. .00I r.
On the foregoing petition, It 10 considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners arc respon.
sble and that they ought TO be heard touching the
matter set forth In their petition. and therefore
orer, That the petitioners give notice 70 ell per
sons and corporations interested, that the County
Commissioners will meet ut the dwelling house OF
Philip Libby on the fifteenth day OF June A. d:
1863 At ten O'Clock In the forenoon, when they VIII
proceed TO view the route set forth In the petition
and Immediately after such view, ut some conven.
lent place In the Vicinity, will give hearing 70
the parties, and their witnesses. Such notice 70
be by causing copies ofsaid petition and THIS or.
der OF said town Of Dayton, and upon the City
Clerk OF the city OF Bddeiori, and sl.o by posting
up Copies Of the same In three public places IN
each Of said towns and publishing the same three
weeks successfully In the Union and Journal,
Newspaper printed In Biddeford In said County,
the hrst OF said publications and each OF the other
notices 10 DO ut least thirty days before the time
OF said meeting, that all persona may then ana
there no present and show cause IL any they nave,
why the prayer Of said petition should not DO
granted.
Is Cts} Copy Of ns Petition and Order Of Court
tN~>U Atis,t, II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE

Situated In KeunebaakpoH, Kennebank river, with.
In mile q the Village onotaining tseaay-Ave u
moving iani, and tru scres q pasture and wooand-
SAID hra psvdso,s = sny eSs fsnd hay pc VA,
half one, with an "L and wood house attached, AMI
contains ten veil finished IL In sspd relair with
ane cellar under the entire hous.. Tho barn 10 u IS
ret and 10 in Eosl oder Ies sxtra we'll o water
anil never failing brook % the prsmissS Al of the
buildings arc q WY superior character. fhere 10
god school within shot distance. and bur churches
within mile Of the premses-
This farm 70 pleasantly located and commaDds On ex.
teusye view Of the Village and adjacent shipyards and
l. kucwu ~ the sJscus MesytM vsrm."
The above rsemses ahcrd IN opposanity such - h sc
anIre q GEORGE NJ. OAKES dealer In books ami sla.
toocry, Keunrbonk, Ne. ejom
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.N,e,p .adpcrit scssse ssfs.

~-.puwuo PORTLAND, sAc0 fok1s-
Arrangement : Canm-pcins Mcsiay, Nay Ssh, iseSs
Ras><nees trains, daily (saudsys excep>rd) - hipvSi
saco hr ssash berwick Junction, post~sesth al bs-
ix lesws Dsssoa q TO A. M and 400 and 400 .. H.,
hun Purtsm,uth Of 92D and $50, 500, =. n.
sses f< Portland ~ -, Ito 4. D., md 73e. ~,
p ~, stnrniag 81 GA SO, n. Asa 80. ooor y.
On Mondays wsinesaays and fritsys The ~. 2. =.
train 70 Bostca and 90, rom Dostou Win ran vh
Boston Maine u Il stopping oniy II RtideArd kenns,
bant. scush Bssvsck Jspetca, Dover, kssess Havdsh
ani LAswoce.
On TaesiayS rhsnsisys ssi Saturday, vta rua va
EAs.en Rarad, Stopping eaiy al Bbisfrd Esneeeess,
ssth hervek Junction. sstssouth NeWbafypert SAssn,
and Lynn. IN HC''ffsi~ $50
rhe ain having Boston d TO A. ~ dees ma stop o.
P.S IL, eS-p< N lave pAsssnsera taksn bsyood
Rostsmosih AMI scuth Bsrviek Junetioa
Freight trAins daily, lsoaay. exspssd.)
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aluiuu aud su,lrual.


Mail ArranGeaents..ni =. ".
Nan. c.a~s 10, tAs We'd u aos -, asd 4.fs .. n
Sc, fAs Essi "a n 10 q. q, asA 49, ? .. 20 I'm
.s,ss Al az L., rsrssssaetd, Mestay, Wednesday and
Yrsisy At g 20 =. ~ Lyaaa osee. rArsfsgs only,
so Y. d. .- 80. -
AIls AssIvs fro n. Esst 1t o3o \. L., and Soor
Irsm tAs wed "a Il . sst 800 ~, Rssa liner
ss a. n % =. a. pArsoesassi, Nss.iay, Wednesday
AL yridy 81 s.Ss .. H.; Lynaa orsire. nsr.i.Js
oEly al s0h.u CECowAs, U. ~.
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THE EYE. THE EYE.

DIR. l.. KNIGHT has discovered new treat
ment for the EYE and EAR, BY which no 10 cur
Ing some OF the worst cases OF blindness and Deaf
ness ever known. without instruments or pain.
CANOE RSi ~ f nj. e.
DR.. KNIGHTS new treatment for Cancers surpass-
% all others now In use. IL cures without knife,
plaster or pain, and heals without scar. Every
mors OF every KIND endicated from the systsm.-
No charge for consultation. Office, 200 Trem ont
Street, Boston. 6m20j
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WORK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL sOC'Y,
PREMIUMS ON WHEAT.

For tho best conducted experiment In raising
wheat on not less than one acre OF ground, using
different kinds OF manure and noting tho result OF
the various kinds applied the previous condition
and treatment OF the soil the Kind Of wheat sown,
and other experiments that will DO suggested 70
the practical mind, t2S O,
The Committee, In tho award OF the Premium
here offered are instructed TO award with reference
20 the value to the public, of the Information
ELECTED by the experiment, and to demand salts.
factory vouchers Tor the correctness OF the state
nents OF competitors,
FOR the greatest quantity Of wheat raised BY any
one individual, without regard 20 the number. Of
acres on which 10 IL grown, sample OF one bushel
20 he exhibited In the Hail. $500
For the best one-halt acre OF wheat grown quail.
~. ss we'll as quantity, TO DO considered, $l2 10
Second best one-half do, $50
ISame statements as Tor the acro.l
For the best barrel Of wheat raised In the Coun.
~, to DO exhibited at the Fair, $500
For second hest do, 800
for third best do, 200
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

MAINE DISTRICT. In Bankruptcy. In
lyl the matter Of Luther q hsore.-Whersss, Jers-
mah d. Mason, assignee Of aid baokrpts estate, has
nlsd hi pen fs leave 70 sell at pvse sae hs Follow.
Ing real estate of said bankrupt, viz,
400 % wild land more % less In Wisconsin 500
acrrs Of wild land, less, In Iowa and 10 pay "a
and discharge the membranes thereon.
Il 10 ordered By The Court thai hearing b bad urpa
sa petition by the Court at Portland. In sad Dstret On
the secood day q jun, A. D. 1885, q r. D., and that
all peroos interested may then and there appear and show
cause. any they have, Why The pnyer Of sad petition
shouln not he granted. WIN. p. PRkBLe,
2w20s Clerk u. Q. Dist Court
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DAVID TUxBURY, Collector.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE or MAINE.
YORK, sat- Court OF County Commission.
ers began and held Mt Alfred for and within tho
County Of York on the second Tuesday OF April A.
ID. 1863.
On the foregoing petition u 10 considered by tho
that tho petitioner Irresponsible and
that no ought 70 be heard touching the matter set
forth In his petition, and therefore order,
That The petitioner give notice to all persons and
corporations interested that ths County C1%m s.
co. ON the Nineteenth day Of June A. ID. 1865 81 ten
O'Clock In the forenoon. when they wi, s'ySs "a
notice 70 be by causing copies Of said petition and
hs ords, notice thereon to be ;s, 'rS apSn
sessors of said city and also by posting up copies
orths ..s IN three public places ~ ' S.y, 'S
fre the time Of said meeting that all persons may
then and there be present and show cause, U any
they have, why the prayer ofsaid petition shou 10
nVs ~ s xtts,t, II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
IS Cts. Atrss COPY cffAs Petition and order o.
t~O>0 Xtissi. II. fAIRYfELD, Clerk.
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Graoe's Celebrated Salve
cares I'm A very short timo

CUTS, BURNS. sCALis. WOUNDS, BRUISES,
SPRAINS. ERYSlPELAs, SALT RiiEUM,
RiNGwORM, CllAPPED HANDS, HOLLIS,
IL is prompt In action. removes pains at once,
and reduces the most angry looking swellings and
inasmnstions, as ifby msgic,-thus anordins re.
lief and . complete cure.
SETH ". fOwLE 4 SON, Boston, PrCpristors. .
Sold by all Druggists. Grooers, and all country
iwAj stores.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
South Sanford Band.

We return our thanks TO the eitisens Of the
eosnty fes their liberal patropass In the past,
and hope by strict attention 10 our psO,ession, ~
shall merit Aeontinusnes or The sane. fsfsons In
want % music Cor Parties, Pieaies, Hresrssas, or
other purposes, viii be attended 10 by addressing
En-. M0uLrON. 90 Sanford, Ne.
splvis Per J. X. MouLroS. Clerk.
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REAL I.OTERA DE LA IsLA DE CUBA.
In the drawings fs ls6s there VIII be
10000 TICKErSi 10000
3OO. 10000 In Gold drawn every Seven.
teen Days.
Primes ea.hei ami Information giveu also highest rates
PAID for spanish Dubious and all Kind. 81 aoh and si
iysu So North Main street, Providence, RI.