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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta r. r
ES q IM EF51JSYlKH53 PASSENGER Trains

b. @ IaE Ii1l RAssEnsEm 5sn &c 5a5;9rsi Trains
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at. Observation-Disclosures. TAO a. m.
Columbia, s. G., at........... 1.25 p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, N. C....... 3.lOp. m.
COMING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, n. G., st.......... $50 a. Ii.
Columbia, =. c., at..........1 1880 "
ArTive at Angusta. :........ 6.15 p. m
Through Tickets on eale for principal points
North and South. Baggage checked through.
Closeconnections made North and South
June 23 CALEB EOUKNIGHT Sup't
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Extracts from By La,os and Corter.I
The Finance Committee shall have power to
examine the officers, books and papers of said
Bank, and to WORTHY the statements of said Of
hcers and said books and papers. by taking an
inventory OF the assets and liabilities of the
Bank; and the said Committee shall make at
least quarterly reports OF the results of their
investigation to the Board of Directors.
The Cashier shall, on each Tues-
day, report, in writing. to tie President the
business transacted OF the foregoing week.
And he shall exhibit. at the
regular meetings Of the Directors, the Banks
book or books, and have prepared, from his
books, a complete balance sheet, together
with statement showing his receipts and ex-
penditures. The Cashier.
Assistant Cashiers and Tellers shall be re-,
CURED to give satisfactory bonds for the faith
fnl performance Of their respective duties;
and said bonds. before their acceptance by the
President, must be approved by one Of the
Sommit,s So1csGrs OF the Bank, and by the Finance
officer OF said corporation shall borrow or nae
any, portion of tho funds thereof; be surety
for loans to others, or in any manner. directly
or indirectly, be an obligor for money Dor.
rowed OF or loaned by the corporation.
- No loan of money shall be made
by said corporation to any stockhoder owning
noIe tnan Iour snares therein. June 20
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j. N. ROBSON. Commission Merchant.
NOS. AND . ATLANTIC WHARF

CHARLESTON, S. c.
HAVING ample means for advances, q bust
Ill ness experience of twenty gears, and
contning himself strictly to Commissions
BUSINESS, without operating on his own ac-
count, respectfully solicits consignmcnts of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their
option, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the ad-
vantage OF two markets, without extra COM
mission.
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Navy Yard. r...r.r .rrrr.
II Is reported that there is to be consderas
bic reduction in the clerical force at the Kitsery
Navy Yard, Immediately.
The Portsmouth, Concert.
The Concert advertised to come of in this
city last Friday evening, was performed to
moderately full hall, and we must admit our
self somewhat disappointed. From the recon
mendations given OF the "artists" we were led
to expect an entertainment Of more than ordi-
nary culture. Mrs. Marcy, the soprano, has
superb. mellow voice, Of fine compass and hap
ny as fOck Of snow birds. which, with more
severe trimming than it has evidently had, will
take very high rank. But the discipline Of the
voice must be attended to, as well as Department
upon the stage. The selections were poor and
cramPed, which did not give US an opportunity
to judge Of her powers at their best She was
warmly applaudcd and several times eneOred.
Miss Remick. the alto. hrs q very musical voice,
but il Is in no way remarkable. The voice Of
Mr.. Chase, the tenor, possesses more than orfi-
nary sweetness and compass, and many OF his
parts were rendered with fine effect; but his
voice lacks fallness and depth Of tone, and the
same may be said Of Mr.. TOmpsOn, the basso,
his part being unhappily too indiscOverable,
His solos upon the cOrnet were commcndable as
long as he played the middle passages, but while
he scarcely went above, he ossayed. disastrously,
to go below with ear-spitting tones. Mr.. TiltOn
succeeded very well as piano accOmpanist.
His introductory solo was poor selection. which
kind Of selection was a trouble throughout.
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trie5 n. know that II cured them: those who have
not know that II cures their neiglbors anu Ifenls
and all know that what u does once uoos .,ns
It's composition. We have thousands upon thou'
sands Of certificates OF their remarkable cures Oh ne
following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every ncghborhood, and we need not publish thcin.
ADAPTED To all ages and conditions In all climates;
containing neither caOmcl or any deleterious m.ug
they may be taken with safety by anybody dhe,i
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh AMI makes
them pleasant 10 take while being purely vegetable
no harm can nrise nom their uso a any quantity;
They by .nTr sSc sIno ana ,Sa Sn
into healthy action remove The distractions OF ue
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF tho
body restoring their Irregular action 70 heain, ana
nients rs are the nrst origin OF disease.
Minute directions arc given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For ipysper.is or Indise.sios, Li.sIe.s-
ness, Lasrsor and Los. OF ApI,esls~, they
SHOULD he taken moderately to stimulate The stoni-
For Liver Complaint and its various symp.
toms, Biiioas Headache. sick lIesdae he,
Janndics or Greco steEness. ntiioss
dciousy taken for each case % correct the diseased
action or remove tho distractions which cause t.
For Dysensery or DiarrhRa, hut one mild
For IIhesn;asisss, Cont, Gravel. Palps.
tss,cs er shc Heart, f,n,n On thu sias,
BACK and Letns, they should be continuously
taken, ns rc1uirt, 10 Cu1nge tne dlsc1seu nrtou Ot
he system. with such change those complaints
For Dropsy and Drepsieal sweiiingu they
should Ice taken In larc and frcguent doses 20 pro
durc the eject OF drastic purge.
For ssppressioa large dose should he taken
~ u produces the iesresl c1ect by sympathy. fli
AL Disser PiH. take one or two I'itis To pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. 81
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action. restores The appetite,
and invgoratcs tho system. Hence 10 is often adj
yankaEpOua WhQra eNl<tA-
One who fecls tolerably WELL oftsn finds that dose
OF those iiis makes him feel ,lccsleily better from
their cleansing and rnovaiing enoct on tho dlges-
dive apparatus. ..s-s ave. - -.ll ~, .'1r-
DIR. y. G. AVER . CO., Praetica, cAe.tsss,
LOWELL. NkSS.. rs. A.
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I'm ISaukrttDtey.


Tn the District Court Of the United States for
J. the District OF Maine. In the matter OF
IIobestus Peaslee, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. DIS.
triet or Maine, s,-Upon tho application Ct WI.
bur Y. Lunt, Assignee OF the estate VI nonestus
Pcasice, bankrupt, II IL ordered, that q second
Generai Meeting Of the Creditors Of said Bankrupt
be held at Biddeford In ssid District, on the
thirt.eth day Of April. A. ID. 1869, at ten o'clock
A. 81, at the Office Of J. u. Pessenden, one Of the
Registers IN bankruptcy In said District. for the
purposes named In the rweaty Seventh Section Of
the bankrupt Act Of March 2, 1861. And II 10 fur.
ther ordered That the Assignee give notice Of said
meeting by sending written OF printed notices by
mall postpaid, of the time and place Of said meet.
Ing 10 all known creditors VI said Bankrupt and
that no also notify the bankrupt % be present
thereat and no shall also publish notice Of the
timo and place OF said meeting on two different
days, In the newspaper called the Union and Jour
nal, printed Mt Diidefor, at least ten days prior
to said meeting.
witness tho Honorable Edward Pox, Judge OF
the raid Court, snd the seal thereof 90 p.rii.nf.
in said District, On the thirteenth day OF March,
A. ID. 1859. - .,,,,.
}L.S.5 WN. PkbbLE.
Cierk OF Distri,t Court for said District
Issued this thirteenth day OF March. 1862 by
James ID. Pessenden, Register In Bankruptcy.
OuIa
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Tn Isaukruptry.

ii Assignee OF benjamin p. Bepnett, bankrupt.
hereby gives notice that the second general meet
ing Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt will bc held
ct Portland. In sald dlstIiet, on the twenty.nin
the Office OF James ID. Pessendcn, esq, and that
the third meeting OF ald creditors win be held NJ
In said district, on the tLIrieth day Of
Rooms, In sAid Biddeford, before James ID. fessen.
den, Register Of Bankruptcy.
GoRIiAM n. WEYMOUTH. Assignee:
March a, 1863. 2wi3
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ArA coul,r or rnonArE

IyHLD at Portland. within and for tho County Of
ii Cumberland, on the third Tuesday of March,
10 the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and ak
u mines
EDWARD X. BOURNE, OF Kennebunt, ia the
County Of York. Judge OF Probate Zoe said County
Of York, named Executor In certain Instrument
William d. Bewsii, late OF Kennsbunk, In said
county. deceased. having prcseaf,si tho fame, and
petitoned Tor the probate thereof, ORDERED, That
be published three weeks tuccessIyely In the Union
and Journal, q Newspaper printed at Biddtf0fd, Ia
said County Of York, That they may appear At o
~ Of Cumberland. on the third Tuesday OF April
next at Zen Of the clock In the forenoon. and slew
cause, II any they have. why tho said instrumsnt
should not be proved. approved, and allowed 80
the last will and testament Of said deceased.
T-Tf 3ul3 ~ JOHN A WATERMAN. JupaE.
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state OF Maine.
OFFICIAL-
AN ACT 10 rcstri
kl.<

Lars Of tAs Uaiiei States, passed at hs Ihird
Ssssi0a ef As F5rtisih Congress.
AN ACT 10 restrict and regulate the Thanking priv
ilege. HT-rH#
Beet sss>fef ~ tAs ss.afs and Hsse Of Repre-
ss.fsftrss Of tAs Usfsd States Of x.sv,es IN css-
gress assAlss. That 10 shall mol bs lawful os any
ofncsr Of the government, member Of Congress, or
or afhar pcr,un entitled hx Ian IN iha frank Ing
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Notice Of Assignee or His Appointment.
TN the District Court Of the Unitcl States for
i the District Of Maine In the matter OF Stevens
brothers, Bankrupts In Bankruptcy. District
Of Maine, ss,-At biddeford, the twenty-slxth day
Of February. A. u. 1869. The undersigned hereby
giyes notice OF his appointment a Assignee Of
Stevens Brothers, Of blddeford, In the County OF
York, and state of Maine, within said District.
who have been sdjudged Bankrupt upon their
own Petition rs copsrtners and Milton ii. Stevens
and benjamin. y. stevens ~ individuals, by tho
District Court OF said District. ....
3wI3 GORiiAM N. WEYMOUTH, Assignee.
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T. a r. MI
FOR sALEi

PLEASANTLY situated on the Portland road,
i one mile from the centre OF business In Saco,
three miles from the celebrated Old Orchard beach,
containing about eighty acres Of good land
said farm cuts from IS 20 10 tons OF Hay. Has
large Pasture and Wood Lot, and 10 well water
ed. House large, and
Formerly occupied as n Tavern,
by Col william 2. Moody. For further particu-
lars inquire on the premises Of
DAVID BARROWS.
Saeo, March rs, 1862 3wifs
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* The subscriber still contin.
ues to issue Policies in tho above,
and other first class Fire Compa.
MES, on Warehouses;, Merchandise,
Dwellings, Household Furniture,
and other insurable property, as
Low as is compatible with both
safety and FIRST Glass SECURITY.
E. Il. HAYES, Ag't & Attorney.
Crystal arcade, 1876 Main ST.,
5ro BlDpEFoRD.
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Saco advertisements.
Bankruptcy Notices.

Tn bankruptcy.
IN the District Court OF the United st,trs for the
/ District u Maine. In the matter VI iionestus
Peaslee, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. plstIict OF
Maine, sst : Upon the applications OF Wilbur
r. Lunt, Assignee OF the estate Of uon,stus
peasles,r bankrupt, II 10 ordered, That a thiId
General Meeting OF the Credit.rs OF said bank.
rupt be held az Biddeford In ssd District, on tho
18th day OF May, A. ID. 1909, ut ten O clock
A. 81. ut the Office of. ID. Pessenden, one OF the
Registers in bankruptcy In raid District, for tho
purposes named In tho Twenty Seventh SECTION OF
the bankrupt Act OF March 2, IsCl. And IL !. fur.
ther Or erci that the Assignee give office OF said
Meeting by sending written or printed notices by
mail. post paid. Of the ulno and place OF said
meeting 10 all known Creditors OF said Bankruptj
and that he also notify the Bankrupt 10 be present
thereat, and he shall aiso publiss notice OF the
time and place OF said meeting on two different
days in the newspaper called the BiddefOrd Jour
nal printed nj Biddeiord. nj least ten days prior 10
said meeting.
Witness tho Honorable Edward Fox. Judge OF
the said Court. aud the seal thereof, at Portland,
in said District, on tho thirteenth day OF March,
A. D. 1862
yLs( VIZ. p. PnEBLE,
Clerk OF District Court OF said District
Issued this thirteenth day OF March, 1892 by
James ID. Pessendep, Register In BANKRUPTCY.
mn 2wIJ
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Il.
rarSn 0"1S.' w" 80, IA.
@ -, =, 9,
o'n anu N''' W" " y NV, - Ct,
pe'"'A' "" JUG hn"''s 'o'
pr'I's VERSUS p'ainS' PO'"'
Life Of Sc P"m. .,,.-,.,,.
MI "hham mas INC ass"'y ' 1870
DOCK, iOr oseo anu p'au''O''
y Scranton & Go OF HARTFORD. WEI hA' IT,
-, ,,o.k but can only saw
mark OF this work ncAt "eeA' "a' N -
- A., mn f,n;lv can Afford 10 be without
now 'u'' Nv - .,
the work. We would not Por' VII" V"' WY
..u.o,.v N VIC oould not Get another one
io' any "0"''' -,
And AN examination OF the BOOK VIII, VIC thlhk,
,;ts .s,,,
convince others I'd hAo '"o
-, .,-,..i. Train.
"e"'y' -,
This eccentric personaSe, the enlgma VI pun
=, 49,, an. - =, ,ha c;,v Hall on Thurs
ilc he VIII sPcaA ~ "o w, ''"a W
d,v evening, April 9Th. II Is no idle
ho,., n Mr. Train when he SAYS that he
=. ~. .,,;.,., ,nro. times the worth Of
g. 80 II. ~;,.. them r..rsr ten times
,.ov.,n. u !. ons ~ the richest treats possi-
49,. Iii, II. 4. uore than smart. be Is
,N,r,.-, .,u :, 80. ov.reow;r, with bu-
,na :, .an;r,h,s mimic Hi, business
o.. =. =. -, n ,h., lima
49, -, -. v;,, him and
,,,,h ., NJ. a.,. thew cannot I'm. rcspect and
-, a. -, ~. Rad r,hls whose
-. ~. -, v,,,,h,s n The ,i,er.-
LII =, him,
m,
lcrc may he Detectives his ..ody OF Psal eeoeouy IN
=" ssT,a nj T.. All s",sy os,%ss On oSsrs hi. .Set
e .sa.Ieti,s may hek Isnns,es., and 81. ss.pprySS
we rsIsat, he Is a sorn Oni%. lie sway. men. lie
,1as, HIN .eTsS@ s, s . -, .srs o. m.,sasg
tor whimsical analogy. lie watches and sels his audi.
,sse s $500, ss r,a.ss S% sSsu they Tag; tSs
them 70 mus ~. Wiz .ss, m, ,sss rhoa, stop
ring half minute tr t.o long hours. ssd leave. h. aa
MT, sS sSss they have heard 70 pour into the streets
'nn Of enthusiasm
L'~'"o'""- -, ,,
M inc .o"n n'es ".
''lhus' sa' n'' "A
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's'e0sne", N " -, -
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L. sawyer n
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pco'noS'
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'ohs'ao'e On S0i''S''' "
p''nOoA'
Auh''or-Leonaru - 'HOu'
Circus.
Co., nm =. cL,-;.L;,.
p'O'rON evening ~ Qua" ' y
olympus .'''u'' INV y -
A''o'"er 0o,u,."- III, - rI -. 49,.
'VeO'"'ne'' .n IN 80 en- ~ -.
~ ''' y" - - So -"
ie"'p''""oe'
A. 1T.
lag 0i''.e"' '4' iA"Ne mems " - - -
son Or 'eS'ry ias' e'enhs' was Un' y, "1
interest anu go"a living pe"' I",",r VvS
oahea " ino enar' Prase' was oA'''u " is''
MI nehniah' a''er "n'cn 'nero was ns' us
cus'on OF the SUBJECT par'icipa'ed IN oy '.ersy-
men OF the cry Hon. WIN. Il haihes anu ON
ers; all feeling that there must DC work done !"
save our young people from inc 'err'''' o'h'
that cnsai'ins !" many OF .ne"
committee consisting OF rev. M h'nerS0n'
Hon. VIM. T. haines and rev. j. S'epnehS were
CHOSEN 10 ura~ up P''use' '" pr'Sen' n.A'
Mond'y evening !" a' ii"e'" '7"'' W
-. -, = no,..t . nm, :, .,r.no,n ror
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COOK Bros
90 CENT STORE
I'D door above tho Post onice),
lyi2 CRY Burrprsa. Brpprronp.
I'd door above tho Post ofrice),

ilyl2 CITY BUILDING. BiDDEfOnD.
To iAs honorable Justice Of hs SHBrtms Jadicidi
COarf vert 10 BE- AOhisn at JLrsi, tctfhir Gsd for
As cogHtV Of York on ths hird Tuesday Of May,
a. N. IS69g
HANNAH NJ. COLBY, Of buxton, In the County
bells and gives this Honorable Court 10 be informed
that she WAS lawfully married 20 Alonro Colby, at
somersworth. N. H.. on the twenty,seeond day OF
January, A. II. 1850, by Rev. II. Anthony,
clergyman, and thereafter she and her said hus-
hand resided In said SOmersworth for about three
weeks, when they removed 10 Rochester, n. liz
that she lived and eohabited with her said hus-
band at said Richmond and at buxton AFORESAID,
until on about the first day OF January, a. ID:
ls6S. That your neelIant ever eoadueteu nsrssn
ate vile, hut that he the said Alonro Colby, Who'll
" regardless ~ his marriage covenant ana unty,
did al sundry times abuse aud al treat your libel.
LIANT aud neglected and refused to provide Tor your
iibellant proper support and maintenance, al
though we'll able 10 do so and thereafter, 70 Wit
on the twenty.second day OF January, A. ID, 1865,
and a. other days and times. AT the e,y ., b"s.oa
there did commit the crime OF adultery with GER
tain lewd women, whose names are unknown 10
your libellant And that on said I'D day OF Jahu.
airy, A. ID. 1915, he, the said Al0nro Colby. did
wholly desert your Iibollant. and has not since
lived with or provided for her, hut has departed
nom this state, and resides In parts unknown to
your libellAnt
wherefore, and because she believes II reasonA-
bic and proper, and conducive to domestic bar.
mOay and consistent with the peace and morality
of society, your hbellant prays that divorce
from the bonds OF matrimOny may DO granted her
against her said husband, and that such further
relief may be granted her as to law and justice
shall appertAln. And, as In duty bound, will ever
pray. Mrs. HANNAH NJ. COLBf.
Dated March ID, Is69.
state OF Maine.
Cr-bsrtasa. -. Ifhs SsprewS ysf,c,ai Cesrf,
bsysA ssd Acid az PoStsd, snAis s-d for said coss-
~ Of Cs@bs'iIsd. on hs sscOSd Tuesday ef January,
awe DO-isi, 1869.
Upon the going Libel. Ordered, that the Libel.
LIANT give notice TO the said AlOnIo Colby 10
appear before the Justices " our Supreme Ju-
deaI Court to be held at Alfrei within and for the
County Of York. on the third Tuesday OF May
next by publishing an attested copy % said
Libel and this Or,ieT thereon, three weeks
siysIy, in the Union and Journal . newspaper
printed In BiddefVri, in said County OF York,
The last publication TO be thirty days, at
least, before the sitting Of said Cosrt, that he
nav then and there In our said Court appear and
shou cause, ar any no has. WY the prayer Of said
LibsllAnt should not be granted
Attest, ID. W. FESsENDEN, CLkRk.
A true copy Of the Libel and order Of tho Court
Attest, ID. W. FDssENDEN, cLnak.
sWlF
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STATE OF MAINE.

.rT YoRx. %. s. j. c.. Jssssry Tsrr. 1851.
To the Honorable, the Justiees OF the su-
preme Judicial Court, now holden u baco. Tor
and within sald County. Va. .f-... .....
EsPEcTFULLY represents william u. Batch.
IL elder. Of Berwick. In said York County, that
on tho hrst day Of January, 1901, nj Manchester.
In the County Of llIllsDorough and state Of New
Hampshire bs VAS lawfully married 10 Anna X.
Baichslder, nov OF parts unknovnI that ,lnee
faid marriage be has cohAbitod With said Anna ".
In this STATE that since said marriage he has nj.
ways depcrted himself ~ . ehasts, faithful and
afiectionate husband but that the said Anna r..
wholly regardless OF her marriage covenant and
duty. on or about the first day Of October, 1895,
without any Just or sufficient cause, did desert
your iIbtiant. and since said time has utterly re-
fused % live with him and that the said Anna X.
on divers days and tiines, since said 6rst day OF
October. ls65, has committed adultery with divers
lewd men. whose names are % your lbellant Nm.
known. wbsrefore, and because copsisteot with
the peace and morality OF society, 10 prsys that
divorce nom the bonds OF mstrimony may be de-
creed 10 him, and duty bound VIII ever pray.
WILLIAM d. DATcuELDEh
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General .adperstsessessss.


i'an "ANT5!N Pho" 7
..r.. 1862 oaa ,t,
Do you ,oant a good Gold Watrh. '..0
Do you ,eant a good Silrer Watch.
Do you cant good Clock.
Do you ,eant a good Chain. -....,r
Do you ,oant a good set Of Steer Spooals.
Do you ,oant a good set Of Sarer Forks.
Do you ,oant good set Of Je,oeiry.
Do you rant a good pair Serc Buttons.
Do you ,oant a good God Ring.
Do you rant a good pair Of Speetaele'.
DO yoa toant good pair Of Eye-Glaaes.
Do you ,rant a good set Of Table Knipes.
DO you ,oani good set Of Plated FSrts. q
DO you ,cani a good Pie or Fish KNIFE. I.
DO you ,rdni good Butler Knife.
DO you ,rani good Fnni KNIFE.
DO you cant good Napkin Ring.
Do you ,eani good Tea SET or Castor.
Do you ,rani good Cake Bdaksi.
DO you ,eant good lee Pitcher.
DO yon ,rani a good Butler Dish.
DO you pant good Berry Dish. @
DO you ,eani good Mantle Ornament.
DO YOU ,nan good Travelling Bog.
DO you ,oani a good HdkJor Glove Boz.
DO you ,cant a good Album. ta, 10.
DO you ,can, a good Pocket Book.
DO you waat good Pocket KnW.
DO you pdni good Ra.or. mn
DO you pant good pair Of Scissors. 40.
DO you pant good pair Of Shsars.
INTACT, DO you WANT
.anything that 10, or should be, found IN a
FIRST.CL.aSS
Watch, Clock, Jc,oelry, SLIDER
Ware and Fancy Goods
Establishment, .
JUST CD L IL ut ..r
u. y. W'OODW:7RD'S,
Great Falls, " H., .t i
AND ..I
HE WILL SUPPLY POUR WANTS
..IG Ina M'""r
That shall be Satisfactory!
REMEMBER,
GOLD AND SILVER TAKEN
at the Highest Rates. ..
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY
Cleaned IN tie Beet Manner. 'u
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Pernaps no one meui'
cine II so universally 10.
quired by everybody rs
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before 50 universal.
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient lurgauyc
I'u. The obvious rca.
son 10, that itisamore re-
liable and far more enec-
tnal rcme,ly than any
other. 1hose who have
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HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE co.,
No. d5 Wall Street, New York.
... incorporated 1881
Statement Of Condition, Jan. l, go.
Cash Capital, .......SfOO,0 900 90
Surplus, ............... 2OO,OSx ~
o,.,C.,t,., a O., .,,i,. an m ago %

ASSETS.
Cash In Hanover Natl Bank, $s,2l252
Cash In ONCE. 7,p5O6
Cash In hands OF Agents and In
course OF TRANSMISSION. ..T.5l26 GU
United States per cent bonds....... 4t3 OH 60
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages, being
first lion on Improved Real Estate
In New York and Bro0kly n, worth
more than double the amt loaned, 70J0O 90
State and County Bonds. ............ 9.75 w
Loans on Call, amply secured. ...... UJOW
Interest accrued on Bonds and Mort -. o.
cages and Call LOans,........... i,096 20
All other Securities, including Bills
Receivable received for Premiums
on Inland Risks, Salvages, Out md.
standing Premiums, Claims against
the Supervisors OF the City and
County Of New York for Taxes, etc, 2i,sS 10
Ss5o,es2 %
Losses In process Of adIustmcut...... sO.37o 81
BENJAMIN 8. vALCOTr, Prcs't.
I. REMSEN LANE, sec'y.
THOMAS JAMES,
Actusry Eastern Agency Department
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AN ACT for the repeal of tonnage duties on Span
ish vessels. ....
A PROCLAMATION.

By the President Of the United States Of
America.
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NOTICE !

WHEREAS, my wife. Maryarst A. Keen, has LEFT
w NY bed and board, ellis u W fosbld al pee.
cons uusting OF harboring her on my account, ~
shalt pay no dseu Of hsr ssntrssslng, .rs. shis
witnss, IixsHY rRxvxYsrx.
kittesy. March "a 1909. s-Ouil l. 3vi3'