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BATON ROUGEi INV
neutrality-suspicious. %, 1858.

y stsyr elsewhere In to-day's pspsr,. the
brethren Of De Soto Lodge No. 7, l. o. 0.
r., will find notice from their Secretary,
calling for pppctual attendance Of the
brethren to the meeting this evening at
half past7 o'clock.
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any- Louisville has about twenty

ldy- Louisville has about twenty
FIVE TOBACCO factories, large and
small, also FIVE or six stemmeries,
end ninety-five cigar makers. Sew
eral of the manufactures Of chewing
tobacco are very extensive, with ca
pacity to make 700 boxes Of choice
manufactured tobacco per month, one
concern recently filling an order for
1000 boxes Of navy pounds, each
box to weigh 100.
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~ Major Haynes Davis, of
Statesville, N. g., exhibited to the
editor of the American, a few days
since, a remarkable l1sus nature. 1t
is chicken having four feet, four
wings, two tails, two neck-bones and
one head, and one body. .5.a
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~ An exchange says there 10
something sweet about little girls.
And it grows on 'em as they grow
bigger. l.ys8
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A HAPPY WoMAN.-Is she not
the very sparkle and sunshine Of
life! A woman who is happy be-
cause she can't help it-whose smile
even the coolest sprinkle Of misfort-
une cannot dampen Men make a
terrible mistake when they marry
for beauty, for talent, or for style /;
the sweetest lives are those who
possess the magic secret Of being
content under any circumstances.
Rich or poor, high or low. it makes
no difference; the bright little foun-
tain of joy bubbles up just as music
ally in the heart. aoH a
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ly A sailor, exhorting at prayer
meeting in London chapel, said
that on dark, stormy nights, while
on the sea, he had often been COM
forted by that beautiful passage Of
Scripture--"A, faint heart never won
fair lady"
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10 -Four hundred and fifty-nine
divorces were granted in Connecticut
the land of steady habits, last year.
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Ray A total change in the prin-
ciple Of the pillow is proposed by a
San Francisco mechanic, who has
invented an instrument in which the
overturning and puiverizing Of the
earth is accomplished by six iron
blades, resembling in appearance and
working in the same manner as a
propeller screw. 1t 10 said to be
easy Of propulsion and to do the
work admirably. & Is
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say- II you wish for care, perplex-
ity and misery, BE- selfish in all tbings.
This is the short road to trouble. !
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Call at ~. wax's
HI1A ttf @g4aI8ItIS1A 4a IL
N e w S TOR r,

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
M BARRELS Choices Peach blow Potatoes, I
III 40 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes for planting
90 barrels Choice Flour
20 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
2 barrels SauerkEaut,
T 3Ibarrels Choice No. I Macksrsi,s {
10 barrels Assorted Liquors,
halt barrels piga' Feet,
half barrels Picked Tongues,
. half barrels Goldsn SYRUP,
2 half barrels Spare Ribs,
10 boxes Kaisins,
26 boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted, OrsckeTs4 81
2boxos Candies,
30 boxes Candles,
b boxes vermlcslii,
boxes Mnc4roni, ,x
boxes Goldfish, IL 2 y 3 ~
1000 Clear Sides.
500 Smoked shoulders,
8 kegs Fresh Western .Butter5
bkegs Fresh Goshen Butter,
5kegB Fresh Holland Herrings.
tierceS Lard,
kegs Lsrd.
Also, a full assortment of Wines, Liquors, To,
bacco, Cigars, Crockery, Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received ~
N. WAx'S NEW STORE,
dec2b. Opposite the Court House.
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FAMILY CASES


or 30 large viais, morocco case,
containing II specific TOR eve
ry ordinary disease family
~ subject to, ind u book Of
directions. $40 90
Smaller Family and Travelling ca
SOS, with 20 to IS walls. from 81 to -
Specifics for al Private Diseases,
j both for Curing and TOR Pre-
vcntive treatment, In walls and
pocket cases. ...@~ W ~
D- Those Remedies, by the case or single box,
are sent to any part Of the country, by Mail or
Express, free Of charge, on receipt Of the price.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Office and Depot, No. 5e2 BROADWAY, NEW York.
DR.. HUkPHREys is consulted daily ut hts office
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms Of
disease.
BALL, Lyons 4 Co, Druggists,
Nos ~ and "A Camp and
Nos. Ilb and lit Gravier Sts., New Orleans.
Wholesale Agents for the South. jan16-y
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KEG LARD.

sO0 BARRELS Choice White Leaf Lard on
Nv qhand and for sale by i'ta EtEs.'a' -
junei5 haa JOSHUA BEA u. 49,
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FRESH STICK CANDY.

GROcERS can find . good stock Of fresh Stick
~ Candy BY calling at the store Of
je18 JOSHUA BEAL.
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ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE.

Suhb feeblveu
N. WAx'S NEW STORE,
dec2b. Opposite the Court House. I
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE. |
DY LATEarrivals from the West, have Just
ID put In store and will sell at small profits:
1000 lbs. Green and Smoked Shoulders and Sides,
20 barrels Mess Pork,
30 =. best Family Flour,
% hAlf-barres best Family Flour,
rs kegs Leaf Lard,
80 80 bag" G 6e,a H0t ag9
100 :. Corn,
My stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES and plnnts.
ton supplies, cannot be surpassed-a cali 10 at
that 10 wanted 10 convince my customss and
tile public generally Of this fact.
mario N. WAX
French Patent Medicines.
JUST HEohIvEo-
Leras' Phosphate OF Iron, az
drinaalt's syrup Horse Radish ana Iodine,
Injection Brou,
Leroy's pills,
u. pursativs Nos. l, 2, 9 sada T.
:. Vsmi Purgativs,
sirop do Digatals do Labeionye,
:. Flon,
Briant, - %
:. Lamouroux,
Capsules de kaquin,
Mathey-oayias. N
JOHN JASTREMSKI'S,
junee Third Street Drug store.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
TUsT RECEIVED, direct from the West:
u 25 barrels Mess Pork, samoa AMOS
30 barrels Flour,
% barrels Irish planting Potatoes,
1000 pounds Choice Smoked Hams,
1000 pounds Breakfast Bacon.
My friends and customers ara invited TO give
mo call and examine my stock OF Family and
Plantation Supplies, now In store.
N. WAX,
mar5 near the Court House
GENUINE FRENCH
r A Il + MI NJ EDICI Els.
S1Rop LAoTUCARIUM,
~ sTROp DIdITALE,
sIROp BRIANT,
sIROP FLOR,
FRENCH COD LIVER OIL,
SYRUP PHOSPHATE or IRON
LEROY PURGATIvE,
LIQBEUR LAyILLE,
GUTLLI ANTI GLAIREGX
The above for sale at
JOHN W AsTREMsKTS
may12 Drug Store.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
A LIENS Breech Loading Rife, -
IA NELSON'S Breech Loading Rifle,
Old Style Kentucky Hi1e,
Single Shot Guns,
English Double Shot Guns,
Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches
Gun and Pistol Tubes, n
aug27 BEAL's BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
JUST RECEIV ED,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
0ENUINE-NO HUABU0.
J. JASTREMsKTs,
iuly27 Drug Store, Third street.
MUskETs, MUskETs.
LOT or ~ Ep@y ~
SMOOTH-BORE MUSKETS
Well adapted for shot Guns,
Just Received, and for sale at $500 each, by
J. JASTREMSKI q BRO,
sprls Near the oourthouse.
GOAL OIL LAMPS, 'la
New Patterns.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED,
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, By
j. JAsTREBIsIkI & BRO,
april Near the Courthouse.
----~-S----
NEW BOOKS.
"fHELTERNn-by Christopher Conringsby.
"gAMORS'-by Octave Fsuiilet II
"OUR CHILDREN IN HEAVENLY W. II.
Holcomb, NJ. d, lust received at gsLzg 4
may6 BEADS BOOK Il VARIETY STORE
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

80 a#i g@#fssl4 8lssHss =
aas coNsIsTINe OF sts
sToRE. DOOR and other LOCKS, Of all Kinds,
STRAP, T and BUTT HINGES, 49,
DOOR aud SHUTTER BOLTS. s'ss -
MILL and HANDsAw FILES. 1891
Rip, pArNEL End TENoN SAWS.
SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TAoKe.
HAND AXES nd HATCHETs
coLLINs'A HATCH's AXES. 4s.iiat
TRACE CHAINS, COLL AXIS and HAMEs.
blind BRIDES and PL0W LINES.
sash CORD and WINDOW GLASS.
SEWING aud pEG(atNG Avis. = A4ASa
BLACKSMITH sLEDGEs = HAND HAwskRs,
COPPER R1vETs and BURlis. t5
CEDAR and BRAss FAUCETs-al sises.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
sHEARs and SCISSORS IN s.FEIEE
WHITEHEAD H. CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED aud RAW LlNSEED OIL and PUTTY.
LINE, CEMsNT, PLASTER PARIS, aud HAIR.
GARDEN WHEREABOUTS,
SPADES, SHOWERS aud HAKEs.
COOKING STOVES aud CURLING TONGS.
i WALL PAPERS and BORpERs.-nsw patterns
All OF which vii he sold al the vsry lowest
market rates.
JAMES McvAY,
mar27 Third Street, opposite the Bank.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sIMILIA sIMILIBUs CURANTUR
A HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

TTAvE PROVED. rRoM THE MOST AMPLE
IL sxpsrieuce, an entire success SIMPLE
frompt-EfIicient. and Reliable They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted 70 popular use
SO simple that mistakes cannot be made 10
using them; 70 harmless ~ to be free from dan
Ger, and 70 sflcisnt rs TO he always reliable
They have raised the highest communication from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
NJ. - Gents,
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GRASS DITCH LINES.

LNISHERMEN and Grccers supplied with
l. "drass Ditch Lines" at res sonable prices
BY Uel6) JOSHUA BEAL
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DAvID,s WRITING INK.
TNHE BEST INK MADE. For sale BY
i js8.1m BEALe BOOK VARIETY STORES
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WRAPPING TWINE.

A LARGE lot Of cheap Wrapping Irvine. Just
"A received at
jes.3w BEAL's BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE.
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MEAL.

MY YOUNG AMERICA MILLS are. as usual.
lfl being run almost daily. To secure good
Frosh Meal, please send your orders to
juneS JOSHUA BEhL.
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JULY OR AUGUST.

LNoR A SECOND crop Of Irish Potatoes, plant
j. in July or August. you want choice stock
Early Goodrich. limited quantity only for sale,
juneS JOSHUA BEAL
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WORN, PORK, LARD, FLOUR. Sc.
$50 bags Sound and Dry White Corn,
SO barrels assorted grades Flour,
IS barrels Mess Pork,
6 tisrces Leaf Lard,
IS kegs do. do.
II boxes Cream and Soda Crackers,
II boxes assorted Candy,
Is barrels Brown Sugar,
barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
! barrel Golden Syrup,
2 boxes Thin Breakfast Bacon.
OF the above list Of goods, part are now 10
store and the remainder are now due per steamer
Bismarck. Purchasers are solicited to give me
GALL. april JOSHUA BEAL.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
r EGAL CAP,
IL Foolscap,
Letter and Commercial Note Papers
Letter Press Copying Books,
Garmine Ink,
& Black Ink, In pints and quarts
on Paper,
Blottins Board, etc, etc., at
mara BEAEs BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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GREEN TEAS

ISREEN TEAS equal to any wants--as regards
VI qaality-now In store and for sale ut rea-
sonabs Srices by assf A w.t. CARA
june15 4sgY4s J0SHUAaBEAL.s as
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MESS PORK.

A FEW barrels first class mess PORK, always
n on hand and for sale at current ratea--
Weight guaranteed,
junei5 JOSHUA BEAL.
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BLACK-EY Ed FEASs
LN0R SEED-now in store small quantity OF
l Black-eysd Peas.
jelS JOSHUA Real.
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FINE WHITE sUGA

TINHE very best Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
Il always on hand and for safe by
Janelb hee s4t JOSHUA BEAL.Ta
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In Bankruptcy.

THIS h 10 give notice, that on the sscoad day
sMsreh, ADJ s6s. warrant In Bsnhrurtey vss 10
,oei aeaioss he estate Of Hossce Bscoo q DdeTd IN
bs County II York sod S,a Of Maine, vhs has bero ID.
iudrrd bankrupt on his o~n rrttIoa that the pay.
ent q any deb,s and delivery o any prcry besoostns
IN ,,eh Bankrups On him. ~ r h urs and the ransss
81 any property ~ him are iOsbiddea ny hv, hst q
e.tns a Inc ercitsp q the sah Bankrups, n prove
their dehs and In chooss ~ morn Asfnees On g.
ate yin he he'd ct cour NJ BANKRUPTCY. n h hcsn q
Bddefoci before James d. reseenheu, Rse.ser on .ns
Ite,nth dsy Of harcA A. D. li6s ct ten O'Clock, 4. ~
A Sstv Rco,ns CHARLES CLARK,
o. 9. ManhAi - Nessenes. Dist " Maine.
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A nne concert vas given last Tuesday evening
By some hftsen u .twsnty children from tho
Perkins Institnts nr The BInd.
Wednesday night Mosa' Grand Lottery was
drawn, before IN immense audience The Band
gave . concert the hrst Of the evening. Mrs. A.
". Haven drew the highest prize, . piano,
worth $3.50. Your humble correspondent was
lucky to the amounted two prizes, worth 81.
Post No I Grand Army Of the Republic, com.
msnder NJ. s. Bolton, rbw numbers over W
members. II Gen. Logan comes here they
propose turning out and esoorting him round
town. =,
Last Monday night John H. George RECALLED
the citizens of this plaos with the usual rchash
Of matters that be talks about % much.
Thursday evening Gov. Geo. L Wood Of Or
egon, expounded tho principles Of the Union
lie was frequently applaudod and must have
made good impression on the copperhsssdi'
present, Of whom saw quite number. Fri
day morning the Governor in company with
Hon. John H. Bailey, Pres. Of the Grant Club,
visited the Navy Yard and was received with
the usual salute. He wAs shown over the Yard,
and the many points Of interest were exhibited
by Commodore Lawman In friendly manner.
He spoke last night In Exeter.
Dan NJ voorhees, spoke last evening at the
Temple, to an immense crowd 1.-THE largest ever
In the Hall) Of Democrats and Republicans
What little heard was very plsusibly set forth.
He Is different style Of speaker from Henry
Clay Dean, the nastiest dirtiest man In the State
Dean said In late speech, (among other thingsC
"that II be could have his own way, he would
obliterate from the faOs Of the earth every vis.
tage Of the monuments erected 10 the memory Of
the soldiers, and would pray TO God that every
disabled soldier and sailor should b taken away
rs soon Is possible. What dsgraceful remark
for any one to make. Tonight Mr.. Bear the
Buckeye Blacksmith, addresses the loyal men
land women) Of Portsmouth on the great ques-
ton Of the day. Next Friday, Gems. Sickles
and Cochrsne speak here. will try and give
you synopsis Of their remarks.
A room on Ellington st., oocupiedby Miss Call,
q Millinery establishment, took fire day or
two since, but no alarm was given, tho fire being
soon put out. Weather beautiful but very cold.
The impeachment question has been the gen.
eral topic Of conversation the past week. AL
true men viii stand by Congress firmly and
unitsdJ. Yours truly. p
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Rocnsrm, N. H., Irn1.-In the Town
Warrant for the election In Rochester, Ia an
article to ses II the town will take $40, 900 or
less In the stock Of the Portland and Rochester
Railroad. II We were now resident Of Roches-
ter We should fear the article would Be defeated,
as II Is to be acted upon at the meeting for the
State election, when party spirit often runs
away with discretion. II the people Of Roches-
ter know what Is good for them, however, they
will encourage that road. It Is destined to do
good deal for Rochester. when II Is finished.
Alta Church Levee lately given in Rochester,
over Sl08 was realised by voting on the ques-
ton, what young lady should have IS picture.
30 says the Courier Of that town.
We notice that Mr.. Chas. W. Brown has
bought the dry goods store Of Mr.. Sondhelm,
and is to open with largo new stock In tho
Spring. Mr.. Brown Is an energetic business
man, and deserves Q large measure Of prosperity.
John McDufee, ESQ, one Of the directors Of
the P. r. Railroad. is making arrangements to
put up large and handsome brick block this
season.
We noticed many other evidences Of thrift
and continued prosperity on recent trip to the
town-such as new church, one Of the hand
soonest In the Staten depot by the d. & NJ.
Road-and preparations for identifying and en-
larging the Cong. Church,-starting up Of the
new mills at Comic Village, &c. II . few more
Of the citizens Of the town who love to live on
the interest instead Of the profits Of their cap
ital. would turn their attention to manufacture
ing and other enterprises, they would find them
selves and their nclghbou growing not only
richer but better. There Is fine water power
there still running comparatively at waste.
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In Bankruptcy.

rT,HIS Is to give notice, that on the second day
i Of March, A. d., 1868, q Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was Issued against the estate Of vii II. Noyes
OF Kittery, In the County Of York and state Of
Maine, Who has been adjudEed bankrupt. on his
own Petition that the payment OF any debts and
delivery Of amy property belonging TO such Bank.
rupt 10 him. or for his USE and tho transfer OF any
meeting OF tho creditors Of tho said Bankrupt, TO
provo their debts, and TO choose one or moro As.
signees OF his estate, will be held at . Court OF
bankruptcy to be holden u bldasiora, ns,VLs
day Of March, A. ID. 1868, at ten o'clock. A. NJ, Ut
City Rooms. CHARLES CLAkk,
u. 3. Marshal as Messenger, Dist. OF Maine.
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sAC0 locals.
,~<l<sss 1se Nsvs~.

Lat.
Mr.. Cha I'm Lost hs pocket-book Last Bat
ur,iay. containing s2o0. He w. In The afssr-
noon train coming from Portland. and when
near saco. took oat his poekst-bOok 10 pay for .
paper. but. rssollsstins be had some looss change
In hh pOekss. returned hs wallet - he supposed
10 one q his poskssA On reaching hh ssors In
SsoO. he nissd Il, and ts'ssraphsd 1t once 10
notify IL sondassor q No Berwick. II wss
nes iband IN IL sar. Aovsvr. Mr. HIN b VIZ
confident new. tAAs nssssd Of rstarnins Nh
peskss-Soek 10 Nh psskss. ~ Inadvertently iaid
Il upon ~ 80 hvss prssshay pisksd up Il.
Ter b len II or b. soos passasr posssins
more ''issk'' tAaa Ae.ssy.
0tss ~s sssrs Of 'e~s.
rAs s,sstioa n $50 b slalnsA . "Dsno-
srsss ssla'' by ~ orssa q "hissar' ssrss
~ a,s. II nskhs . pArV Md. b sv~y
v.rd. s.A dysssisv ~ Dssssshs sa.aAaaAs
hr Mayer By $50 .Ajsr,v. VIA ~ ..s nan
xsi 50 najsriiy b Nevsnb~ - = snAasr !
Y es4ki,e $50 nAjuisy sas pm Il go. vAsa
- III b.s III - . pen 4 1000. hr 0evsssr
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Tn nanLruntcy.

THIS Is to give notice, that on the twenty
i eighth day Of February, ID 1895, warrant In Bank
pcy was issued against the estate Of Edgar A. Neal Of
the County Of York and State Of Maine who
has been adjudged bankrupt his petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery II any property
belonging such bankrupt n him, OF foe his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are forbidden ny law
that meeting OF the creditors NJ said bankrupt to prove
their debts and 10 chorse Asgpees Of his
tate WIN he held at Court Of bankruptcy, 70 be holden
at Bddelord before James D. Pesenden. Register on the
sixth day Of April A. D. 1868, at ten O'Clock A. H.,
at City Rooms CHARLES CLARK,
lij2~ Us Marshai % Messenger, Dist Of Maine
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In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is to give notice that on the twenty
Il eighth day Of February. AID. 1863, . Rarrantin
bankruptcy was issued against tho estare Of Wm.
N. Tebbetts, of Eewneld. IN the county
OF York and state OF Maine, who has been adJudg.
ed Bankrupt, on bis Own petit on that the pay.
belonging to said Bankrupt 20 him, or for his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him are for.
hidden by law, that meeting Of the creditors OF
the said Bankrupt, TO prove their dshhi and ~
choose one or moro Asslgnees OF his estate will be
held at Court OF bankruptcy. to DO holden At
Biddeford, before James ID. Fsssenden, Register,
on the sixth dsy or April, A. ID. 1868, at ten
CHARLES CLARK.
U. 8. Marshall, a. Messenger, DLt OF Maine.
Inv
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D,,triet Court Of tho United states.
,srp,cr op MAINE In Bsulrup.c,

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In Bankruptcy
lin the natter Of Charles II. Sawyer indiyidu.
SAWYER, composed OF said Sawyer and stephen D.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. ss.1A warrant 10 bank.
ruptey has been Issued by said court sgsieeM ,ne
estates OF ssid Sawyer and Mitchell indiviausuy'
and sgaInst the estate Of said nrm. Of ssec,
in The county OF York and Stats OF Maine 10 said
District, said sawyer and said arm having oeen
duly sdjudgsd Bsnkrupts, upon petition Of said
saver. and the payment Of any debts and the
delivery Of any property bsiongtng 70 said Bsnk,
rupts 10 them or for their use, and the tran,f o.
any property by them, are forbidden BY Law. a
meetinr OF the creditors OF said Dankrupta TO
prove their debts and choose one or more assign.
ees Of said estates will be held Of Court Of BANK
ruptcy, 70 no holden ct Portland In said District,
an thc tbirtydrst day Of Msrch, A. d. 1868, st ten
o'clock. A. NJ. ct the once Of James d. Pes.endsn
ono of the Registers In Bankruptcy OF aid Dis
trlct. OHARLES CLAhn,
US. Marshal, a. Messenger, Dist Of Maine
2Wii0
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Or. Il. Andsr,. Iodine Water

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MARRIED.

In sse,, Feb. ls, BY Rev Mr. Bocthby. 0eo. H. John
son, Of New York, and Mrs. Lydia s. Libby Of sseo.
In .Biddeford, March l. by Rev. J. Hubbard, Jr M
Joseph A. Elliott and Miss Susie J. Gibson, both Of Didde
ford.
In BItteiord. Fen 20, by Rev G. Teuney oren George
Cilsy, NJ. d., and Miss Mary q. liaines, both OF D.
In Kitt.ry, Feb -, by Rev. A. Hatch, Mr. William H.
Brardou Of York. and Misc Sarah A. Emery Of Sanford
In Yort veb. II, Mr.. Robert Nealey and Miss Hssnah
Y. Grant.
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lect choir. instrumental music. 30. A novel
feature Of the entertainment win b . short linz
Of telegraph, aud The sendins Of dispsAshs
around the han, with an explanation Of the pro-
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small admission fseo 10 cents will DO charged.
A cordial invitation b extended BY the Society
10 their friends In Biddeford. o. F..