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Special Notices.
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
NO. 4 BULFINCH ST..

Opposite Revere House.)
THE Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure In
i announcing that they have secured The services
Of the eminent and well known Dr. A. III. HAYES,
late Surgeon u. Il. Army, Vice President of Colum-
bia College Of Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular medi-
cal book entitled ssrnE SCIENCE or LiYE, or SELF
upon the Errors Of foafh, Premature Decline Of
Manhood. Seminal Weakness. and all Diseases and
Abuses Of the Gsnsratire Organs. Thirty thousand
copies sold the last year. IL Is indeed book for
every man-young men In particular. Price only
sl.6.
This Institute has just published the most perfect
treatise OF tho kind ever offered To the public emit.
tied SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or .WoNAN AND HER
DISEASES" profusely illustrated with the very best
engravings. This book il also nom the pen OF Mr..
toned, The Mystery OF Life,-Beautifui Ofspring,
beauty, Its value 10 Woman, neutrality-suspicious.
raj Hygiene OF Woman, -Puberty,-Changeo OF Life,
Excesses OF the rred,-Preyention 10 Concep-
ton, 8c. In Beautiful French Cloth, $500, Tur-
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are sent by mail, securely sealed postage paid, on
receipt Of price.
Thoughtful clerymen recommend these books for
their high moral tone, and all eminent and skilfal
physicians earnestly recommend them 10 the public
rs the only scientific and reliable treatise or tho
kind published In America.
"Avoid all Quack or Advertising Doctors and get
these Popular Bcoks."-Amsr. Journal Of Medical
Science.
The "PEABopr JOURNAL or HEALTH" DIR. Hayes,
Editor. Terms, one dollar year in advance. Ad'
dress as above.
~ ALBEnr II. HAYES, NJ. D., Resident and Con.
sulting Physician.
n. B.-Dr. II. may be consulted in strictcst con-
fdence on all diseases requiring skill, sccresy and
experience. hrioia6is SseTssy and Certain RehJ.
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Notice. rs4t.t. s.r tFt
The Young Mems Christian Association have
rented, Tor the present, the hall In Hoopers brick
block, corner OF Main and Franklin Sta, Formerly
occupied by the Odd Fellows. The meetings OF the
Association will be held follows, Prayer meeting
Sunday morning nd O'Clock; Mission School, Sun
day evening NJ o'clock; Prayer meeting ct 70 :
o'clock Members OF the Association and others In
terested are requested to extend tho notice.
To Remove.
Rer. c. d. SWEET Is about to remove from AL.
fred to Brentwood. N. II.
SSdden Death.
On Wednesday night Mrs. Mary Bradbury
Giving with her daughter, Mrs. Graham) arOus-
cd Mrs. @. for the purpose Of getting her some
medicine. On leaving the room she heard a
noise and on Immediately returning found that
her mother had fallen to the floor striking the
bed post, causing her instant death. She wa,
81 years OF age. -f.. Is
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Foreclosure.

NOTICE u hereby given that James l.. Bean,
late OF Biddeiord, In the County Of York, nov
the hfth day Of May, A. II. eighteen hundred and
slxty-eight, and recorded In the York County Reg
istry OF Deeds, book ~, page n, conveyed 10 me
mortgage, lot OF land with the buildings thereon
situated In said Dayton, containing about forty
acres, and bounded on the southerly side by lands
VI Alpheus Dyer, Jacob Bean and James Maddox
on the westerly side BY land Of James Buck ON
the northerly side by lands d Ivory Bulsell, James
Maddox, and lsetsey Batland, and ON the casterly
side by Saco river. And thstthe condition I'm said
. fbreclosurs 90 tho same. JAMES l. buck.
800, Aug. ~, isee. 3w8
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MARRIED.

In this city, Aug. IL, by Rev. &. Tenney, Mr. VIII
liam y. Elliots and Miss Martha NcQuarter, both
Of II.
In this city, Aug. 10, by Rev. j. Stevens, Mr.. Geo.
A. Leayitt and Miss Lizzie 4. Carver, both OF Saco.
In Wells, Aug. 10, by Rev. 5. 4. kimhall, MIR. w.
IIalen FLANDERS Of Boston, Mass, and Miss s. Fran
ees Wells Of W.
In York, Aug. u by Rev. L. X. Colby, at the res
idence Of the brides father lleryey A. Lord esq, Of
Lebanon and Miss Mary A. eldest daughter Of Hon.
N. u. Marshal, OF York.
In CT. Falls, July 10, Mr.. Geo. VI. TIumes Of Paw
tucket, X. l., and Miss Sarah II. Mason Of sanford.
In ct. Fails, July 81, Mr. Joseph W.. Thompson
and Miss Elizabeth j. Long both of ct Il.
In ct Falls, Aug. ~, Mr.. Geo. BWhito Of Boston
and Mis- Mary Frances Butler Of Berwick.
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r Notices II deaths, not eNcseing lines, inserted
free above that number, at regular advertising rates.
N--.------>>~---~~-~~- -~~~--S~->~~~-
In this city, Aug. Il, Mr. Stephen Rounds, aged
GO years.
In this city, Aug. IL, Mr.. William bearing, aged
20 years and months.
In this city, Aug ~, Mr.. Simon Locke, aged 81
years, months and days.
In this city, Aug. -, Of typhoid fever, John C..
Hawkes., aged NC years.
In this city, July %, Mrs. Abigail lIamin aged 20
years and months.
In Wells Branch Aug. 10, OF consumption, Joseph
l.. Day, aged 81 years and 10 months
In ct. Falls, Aug. 10, Dca. John q. Ill., aged 81
years, month.
In CT. Fails, on Sunday morning, Aug. -, Col.
Mark Noble aged 81 years. In the afternoon OF the
same day, Mary c.. his wife, aged CD years.
In Berwick, Aug. 10, Maggie Larcy, aged months.
In Lebanon, Aug. 8, Carrie Blaisdell, daughter OF
Newell and Rdelia Blaisdell, aged years.
In Viola, Aug. O. suddenly, Mt his residence, Saml
Grey, aged 50 years. Eastern papers please eopy.l
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COLLINS, sIOONsToNE.

The MOoysroSE, q Novel, by WILKIE COLLINS, Au.
thor of "Armadalc," ''The Woman in White,
"No Namc,n "Antonina," ''Qucen of Hearts, "&c.,
with many Illustrations svo, paper $3.50, cloth
$500
or all the living writers Of English fiction one
better understands the art OF storytelling than VII.
terry Of plot exciting terror pity, curiosity, and
other passions such belongs TO few II any of his
confrercs, however much they may excel him In 9TH
er respects Ills style, too s singalarly appropri;
ate-less forced and artificial than the average OF
modern noyelists. -Boston Transcript.
Published by HARPER a BROTIIERs, n. Y.
Harper 4 Brothers will send tho above work
by mail. postage prepaid, to any partof the
United States, on receipt Of price. -
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IsEAL.l WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
lsEAL. NJ. CERRUTI.

And whereas the said additional article has been
duly ratified ON both parts, and the respective ratif
cations were exchanged Mt Washington, on the 9TH
instant;
Now therefore DO II known that U. 81 Grant, Presi.
dent of the United States OF America, have caused
the said additional article 10 DO made public, TO tho
end that the same and every clause and part
thereof may DO observed and fulfilled with good
faith by the United States and tho citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal OF the United States 10 DO ax
cd.
Done at the city OF Washington this eleventh day
of May, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and slxty-nine, and of the independence Of
the United States Of America the ninety-fourth.
IsEAL.l U. 4. GRANT.
by tho President
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE.

Circumstances unavoidable having made II neccs
sary that the TEAcHERs' INSTITUTE In York County
he holden later than anticipated, arrangements
have been made whereby the teachers I'm the County
may attend the Institute at Waterville. conn
mencfng on the 3Oth Inst, Mt q trihing ex.
pense, rs Follows, $3.50
Gentlemen, board. ....sI 90 per Day.
Lauies, ..........ss......s.frees
Free Return Tickets TO all.
IL Is hoped that many OF our teachers will avail
themselves Of this first Institute, and would re-
quest all who intend So to do 10 notify me OF the
fact at least ono week before II Is TO commence.
NJ. j. HAINES,
COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
Saco, August 9th, 1869 3w3i
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EOR BOSTON.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-WeelSly Line!

.... On and amer the 18th Inst. the nne
IT. Steamer Drigo and franconiA, will
G1 until further notice, runs as follows |,
Leave 0alps Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, st O'Clock r. ~, and leave
Pier as East River. New Yort, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. atJP.M
The DiriEo and Prsneonla are fitted up with nne
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route for tfav-
elers between New York and Name.
Passage, IN state Room. $500. Cabin psssage.
doods forwarded by this line 10 and from uon
tresl. Quebec, HALIFAX, b. John. and eli parts Of
Maine.
shippers are requested 10 send their freight 10
the steamers - early - 3P. d. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply 70
HENRY FOX, 0alts Wharf. Portland.
J. Y. AMEs, Pier IS East River. New York.
May 2. lsts. .Hsr. q n .TrT IN m q. ~
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by the President OF the United States
of America.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas an ADDITIONAL article 10 the convention for
the surrender Of criminals, between tie United
States and his Majesty the King Of Italy, was con-
cluded and signed by their respective penipotenti'
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, which additional
article being In the English and Italian languages,
l. word for word rs follows;
IL is agreed that the concluding paragraph OF the
second article of the convention Aforesaid shall be
30 amended rs 10 read rs follows
4. EmbeLzlement by any person or persons hired
or salaried, 90 the detriment OF their employers,
mcnt according 10 the laws Of the United States,
and criminal punishment according to the laws Of
Italy.
In witness whereof the respective plcnipotentia.
res have signed the present article In duplicate and
have affixed thereto the seal Of their arms.
Done at Washington, tho 2lst day Of January,
iSG1
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In Bankruptcy.

This Is 10 give notice thai shali cell ut public
auction OF private sale. at my store In Limerick
"wednesday the 18th day Of September A. ID. 1859,
nj O'Clock r. ~. all The notes and accounts OF the
estate OF Luther s. Moore. The same may be seen
al my store At any time.
Aug. u, iseQ. 2ws
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"OUT OF SORTS,

Take Or 8. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-the most medicinal In the mar.
ket. Established in 1908. 4mi3
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Also, $500 Acres Land In tho Towns
OF Albany and Stonohnm,
Also, 435 sharos OF Stock IN Lew.
fston Steam Mill Company,

tho whole capital stock being represented by 81
shares. The property % the company consists Of 2
lion feet OF long lumber, with . proportonate
amount OF clapboards, shingles. and latis About
fifteen acres OF land In the city OF lewiston VOL To-
cated for building purposes, and thirty thousand
scrcs OF timber land we'll located on the Androscog
Fin river and It's branches, nom which but small
quantity Of tho timber has been cut. :. - =
Apply " or, LYNCH, DARKER { co.
Portland, Aus. N, 1859. 81 'ii 3wlS r
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@0a x sSnTIt saiiL saSE sSa1


---r PORTLAND, sAO0 a puRTs-
49, MOUTH RAIiltoAD-summer
Arrangement ; Csansncins Moodsy. Nay "a, iso''
Dddeford ios south Berwick Junction, rostsnoah and
Dnstnn Al 6Bi ant $50 4 n, and J. ~ and u p. n.
ReSurnlng leave Boston II TO 4. u a., and 3oo and
600 p 4. Prom POrtsmoath Of 1000 A. H., 40. 40
and s00rn.
BLideSord Coz Portland, 81 llIsA. ~, 40. fls and
oaDp \. Returning at 6l5 and W r., and 2Sa and
go 2, n
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 800 ~
trsn 10 and from Boston win run via Eastern Rairos,
stopping oav u sAco Bkided, Ksonsbank South Der
vict Junction. Portanouth, Newburyport, saiem Lynn
on Tu.saays, Thsr.iays and ssssraays, yin run via
Boston Maine T. n, stopping oriy Al sAca Bbldsfcc
Kenpsbunk South Berwick FUNSTON, Dover, ksessr iA
train leaves BiddesOca Coz Portland and iutsmeaie
statons daily at i.so Al Returning, leaves Portland
for BIddeford at 52oPh
Passenges YIN oeserve that the Exprrss train S This
season Is run over the Eastern Ralrysd on Moeisy',
aIlrusd on Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI Saturday,, leaving
f0''A"1 '"A ' FRANCIS CHASE, sapt.
Biddefsr,i. Anil Is. 1869. 2n
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alaian aud suaraal.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


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N', - 80. -, 80,
h,,N-' " = 80 nv.
-, $3.50 ID
a., al, ,hs attep-
a.. :, a.. ,u.,.,.,. Of A.. Agricultural Fair
a. ~. m,,,o, ~ sn,o,n,inr eommi,,ees upon the
,.,.r,I E,h,b;,, The ide. Il a good one and
better attention should BE- paid 10 the subject
Than has hem heretofore. The reports TO Be Of
vain, ,ho.ld he made during the session or a,
,.,., ;,,n.,;.,.,v .fer. A rr,ort mad, nm,
,,o,,h ar ,vo month, .f,er interest In tho sub.
;ect bax p,s,ei AWAY 4, yaluels,u Our cor.
,..,o,a.,, ,,.,.,.,. a.. v.,..,. ~, 90, ~ A..
.omni,,,, ON hon.v q, xh;ch ,a. m. las, ~
mort made. and ,bsn ONLY stated that The fr,,
,r,u;.,, va. Owe, IN ...h . number. and the
second "a ,ueh a numhcr. Referring N the Sec.
ressry's bsok, one may learn that the ast prem
ium was awarded TO s. L. Smith Of Dayton. and
the second, to II. Porter Of Biddcford; but with
out the book neither Smith or Porter could know
ill., ,.,. N. n.,,;.. meant L., a, b.,. the
reports early aad fall
rs~.te.
The Free Baptist schcc, at Wells Branch had
q picnic !ast week Thursday. Excellent music
was furnished by the Keunebunk DEPOT Rand.
The cxcrci.es nv the children consistiuy of
-. go. - a;.,,,,.. .,. ,.,v
;n,sr.',;,r tn. .,,v. .nd ~. w..,h.r u.-s
,n tia, ,o,,d h. ds.;r.l sor comsor,, the tables.
ioadci with yianals and adorned with bouquets,
presented n most inviting and beautiful appear
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GENERAL AGENTS.
WANT5i


~ANIS!
' 1869.
n 49,. .,,, NM Co,J IU,,cl
~ y0A 's c. In,,.l
10 you ''a"l 9''s oa0,' ~
10 you 'odn1 q y0'a Ca0'.'
Do you 'cant COCA Cndm.
Do you ,oaut good set Of Sitrer Spoons.
Do you ,cant good set Of Sirer Forks.
n, ANA, ,,o,t n oood GET of Je,pelrv.
- Or. p..,,,u,
Do you tedH go0d %" Sse''' A"'''
10 you 'od"1 q 900a u0a ~
~ y0'' "u. - rn,,,,.,
n 49,. ' ., -, - TaS,. K,,;r.,
DO you iran, a good Sc. Of Plated F0rs,.
no no you , ,So", " s sooS Bu.y Kn;.
DO wu ,can. good Fruit knife.
DO you ,sani a good Napkin Ring.
Do you rant a good Tea SET or Castor.
DO you 'ed"f a gooa CAKE oa~e''
10 y0u tcnnt g00d Ice f'UchT'
DO yon ,cant a good Butler Dish.
Do you 'od"s Booe Icy
~ ~ yoa . .., : y sood Tar.i;us Ran.
DO you iednf good HdkJ or 1'oce bor'
10 70" ''dni a g00a NOUN .. NJ,
n, ,,o,, ,,,,, I, cood Packet Rnifs. 'Ir
DO you ,cant good Rasor. s.
| DO you tcant a good pair Of Seissors.
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FALL RIVER line
.Nsp York, Philadelphia. Bdiiinors. gpash
ingfoa, aad aH principal pofnfs Wat.
South and South Wet.


Men York, Philadelphia. Bdiiiaors.. Wah
igofoa, aad at prfneipdf points Wat,
South and South Wet.
Via Taunton, Pail River and Nswpert.
Cabin, $50, Deck, stoo BAsrass
E62 checked through and Transferred In keu
GXXYcsk frss q charge.
49, Nsv Yo~t trains lave The On Colony
and Newport Railway Depa, oorp~ 81 bpsth and knos
iasi arrsD daily, tuDdaJs eIcptsi) a. foio.si 1t
no r. NJ arriving IN NevJort 20 minutes In ADVANCE
Of the regular Steamboat Train, which kav Boston at
S.ao p NJ, eoaDsetne 3. Nsxgsrt Win Ne nv and
nous, BRIsr0L, Cart BepJ Bnytcu. mes steamers
are AMI reliable boais he SOUND bum
srlre~ly Coz srsui. sasty and oonio fAs Ilps con.
pscts vith al he ssaben Boats and Rsrusd lines iron
New Yo.t going West and South and eoavepept 10 The
zero shippcrs or Freight. mi. Line, viii Rs
and extensive dspot sccossoiaioos IN Boston, sDd
large pier n Nov Yort. leieiusiv,y fr The uss q The
Los, .spssa I'm hsi.. " ss{s. and s.....ss
Lsn At ios rslss, and irvsrisd Vim a.y.sS.
New Yct Exyrsn Hrigtt Train i<sves Bostoa q LOO
2. rcots arrive In Nev Yost pszt nosnin6 ssosi
4 49,, y; rrishs s.uns Sss fe't rsehe' b'S'a % No
Y~ uetets. besshs and ststsronns, spry !. Ne ccsrs
nys Once 81 No. Oh etaie IIesse oospsr q Washng
toa and state etrsvts and q 0h Colony And NevrH Dc
pot, cpner q South and Knecsni susse, bHsens
psUNDAY NIGHT LINE.u
Can Nav. eyuy sssi.y evening. Il gao r. M''
fSs oaes' Oh s... Hoss,. yin he epsa .v.y ss.
Oar sassnoon bon 30 O'Clock. and 81 e p,pot hrSs
% 4. n. ssi nUn 70 sso =. ~, NJ .'' 7" 'S''~
"a s.ss@s~ Sss,s Nsv Yost dAuy. cs.i.y, iss.sssal
stu~ Pier rs North River, No q hsn'y 81"
ia oEo. nryraIcx, r.nes rr'sM Az
- IIlHfl5 JANE YrK, J.c
fi- 81 Nsnasiss Dr''s" Ss'.s
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WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.

900 bushels Of Cider Apples,
w 10 bushels Of Blackberries, and 90 bushels Of
Black Cherries Tor which the highest market price
will be paid. Apply 10 Lyman Aver, los Main ST.,
Bddcford. Dc GILBERT BERRY.
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A RESOLUTION for the relief Of settlers upon In
absentee Shawnee lands In Kansas.

absentee Shawnee lands In Kansas.
Whereas large tract Of lands set apart by q trea
~ with the Shawnee tribe Of Indians, dated May
TENTH ammo Domini eighteen hundred and fifty-f0ur
and proclaimed November second, ammo Denim
eighteen hundred and flfty-four, for the benefit u
certain absentees Of the said Shawnee tribe, Is now
and for many years past has been, occupied by
large number OF white settlers and citizens OF the
State Of Kansas and whereas the beneficial inter
est OF the said absentee Shawnees In said lands wa
and Is absolutely forfeited by reason Of their con
tinued absence and generalization with the said
Shawnee tribe, and whereas tho said lands wer,
ordered 10 DO publicly sold ut tho United Statei
land Office at Topeka, August third, eighteen hun
dred and sixty.three, by Abraham Lincoln, Presi
dent, by his proclamation dated March twentieth
ammo Domini eighteen hundred and siSty-throe, ant
by reason Of the absence OF large numbers OF said
settlers from their homes In the federal armies the
sale was indefinitely postponedi Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House Of RtPrtsenfa
tpss of the United States Of Irsriea On Congress as
ssmbIsd, That each bona fde settler now occupying
said lands and having made improvements thereon
or the heirs Mt law Of such, who Is citizen OF tn,
United States, or who has declared his intention Il
become such shall be entitled 10 purchase tho Lane
so occupied and improved by him, not to exceed
one hundred and sixty acres each, ut the price o
two dollars and lty cents per acre, under such rule
and regulations Us the Secretary OF the lntcrio
shall prescribe, prouidsd. horeper, That the pro
ceeds Of said sales shall be applied in accordance
with the provisions lof the treaty. between tn
United States and )he said Shawnee Indians, pro
claimed November second, ammo DoninI c!ghtccr
hundred and fity.four.
Approved, April z, 1869.
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THE rEW. BUYLDLy.C

on Adams Street will DO divided up Into stores
Hall, Ofices and Rooms. Any person desiring ei'
thef will do we'll 10 apply at once, a. they can
have any sissd room they wish, if they call soon
IS Apply 10 cHAs. hAnpr.
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VNIANTED-Everybod to know that Cakes
wv Sewing Machine Rooms are changed nom e5
Hooper's Brick Block To llardy's New Block, City
Square, nearly opposite p. d., Biddeford, where he
Is giving out any quantity Of sale work to ladies' 81
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NNyANTED "A Gentleman as Vocal and In
w strumental Music Teacher In Ladies' Sem
mary. Best Of reference required. Address, with
full particulars, as To are, education, etc., w. W..
d., North Granville, ~. Y. -
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yNTANTED-Agentsc everywhere, to sell the
w Brazilian Magic Lustre, the best known arti-
Gle for polishing metal ware. Nothing In the mar
ket rivals H. Apply 10 or address y. ID. CENTRE,
IS2 Main ST., Biddef0rd, Die.
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DI ED.

r~ Notices NJ deaths, not eNceeng six lines, insere
free above that number. at regular advertising rates.
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An ACT TO carry into effect the convention OF July
four, eighteen hundred and slxty-elght. between
the United States and Mexico, for the adjust
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Fire ia Isbdaoa.
On Tuesday, Aug. 9th, about O'Clock p. NJ.
a fire broke out in an unoccupied house owned by
Hiram Goodwin, OF East Rochester, N. H..
which, together with the buildings connected
was totally destroyed. Loss about $1,000 In.
surel.
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= Hand bills printed ., ,Ais oass
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The Che. ciub win give concert next We'd
nesdsy evening assisted BY Miss Written. This
fact win probably draw crowded house. the
public naturally desiring 70 hear 80 accomplish
ed professional singer a. Miss w.
, 1869-12-24

Assurances OF every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 Dollarsto 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies 10 the Society
upon equitable terms, OF obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 8 months. after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
celved by the Society.
Strict Investigations into. the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DIR. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
r. b. GRIFFITH, Ngent.
, 1869-12-24
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:

No. 90, HIGH STREET, ~BRIDGETowN, BARBADOS
glHIS Society, which confines it's bust
A ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident 10 the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, %labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums.
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate 10 provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and snffi-
cient 10 create large SURPRISES, out OF
which Iteversionary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per annum upon The amoun'
assured have been distributed among {! G
Members of The Society.
Its career, during a period of 90 years.
has clearly demonstrated The fact that the
lives Of persons residing in this part 10
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as arc charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life:.-