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s..,., - IA, n. tenant, were oblisel TO re-

sooiel 20 that the tenants were obliged TO re-
move for safety. The pillars Of Dir. casWaiis
Hotel were blown out. and all the dwellings Oh
more than one story fearfally shaken. A vessel
b<ionrin, TO Josiah Randall was driven on the
rocks complete wreck-no insurance. butthe
greatest anxiety at the island was for MI. Y. u'
Brooks, who, in attempting TO remove dcry to
a place of safety. was blown of and supposed 10
be lost, till the steamer brought him back safe
and suund. lie was obliged to lie down in the
boat 10 keep from being blown out, and in that
position bail out the water, which three times
flle,i and nearly swamped the frail craft. Bys
singular coincidence he was drifted ashore at
Cape Neldic, in York harbor, his native place.
lie called at his fathers. took team to Ports
mouth. and thence by steamer arrived home to
the surprise Of his friends.
Kinsry.
DEaR R:-The only thing am ashamed OF
in our election is that some Of our friends could
not see the dodge the democracy were making
and that we had Hichborn vote at all. Their
leading Temperance man, and the only one,
while distributing their ballots was distributing
democratic votes at the same time. But our
gain is 2is votes over the last Fall vote, 3lS ma
jority ON Governor, and Ave more on some other
parts Of the ticket. Are we not the Banner
Town over last yeari
US. s. Steamer Gettysburg is ordered to
New York from quarantinein our lower harbor.
The hospital at Wood Island Is nearly clear Of
sickness.
Chief Engineer W. W. Duncan has been de-
tachel from this naval station and ordered to
Washington.
The NJ. 4. Preachers meeting is in session at
the "a NJ. Z. Church in this village. It is eI-
pectei there win be about 40 preachers present
to-day. II is to be held during the week.
Captain Donald Men. Fairfax has been Or
dered to Kittcry naval station and will relieve
Capt. John Guest.
Minute guns were fred from the Vandalia on
Monday, at noon, in memory of the late Sena-
tor Fessenden.
Elijah c. Page, Waterman at navy yard,
was arrested and imprisoned at the Marine Bar
racks, on Tuesday. for stealing paint and white
lead from the yard.
A young child Of Joseph Lutry was play
ing during the afternoon out door, and at one
o'clock at night was dead cholera infantum.
Yours,
KIrrsRY. Sept. IL.
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WORK, IS. Taken on execution, and will
he sold at public auction on the ninth day Of
October, A. II. lS69, at two o'clock z. W., at the
premises in Kcnnebunk, In said county, all the
right title and interest that Charles &. Wells, oi
said kennebunk, has, or had on tho fourth day Of
September, A. d. 1852 Ut o'clock In the afternoon,
being the time Of the seizure Of the same on said
execution, by virtue Of bond or contract 10 have
conveyance from Charles Thompson, OF said kenne-
bank OF the following Described real estate to wit
lot of land situated In said kennebunk, with tho
buildings thereon, the southwcsterly side OF the
highway leading nom James e. Cousens' store 10
the Landing, and bounded on the sOutherly side by
land OF heirs Of EHek lei Norwood, now or former
ly and on tho westerly and northery sides by land
nov or formerly VI Jacob Emery, and on the east
crly side by said highway, being same premises
decided by Benjamin Dudley 10 Charles Thompson,
by q deed recorded In York County Registry Of
Dceds, book 2sg, page jIl to which reference Is
EDMUND WARREN, Deputy Sheriff.
kennebunk, Sept. 5, lSGq 3w3S
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Probate Notice.

A Ia Court Of Probate held at Portland,
N within and for tho County Of Cumberla nd
State of Maine, Edward l.. Bourne, Judge Of Pro-
hate for the County Of York, and Beniah Lttleheld
named Executors In certain instrument purport.
Thomas Lord, late Of Kennebunk, in said County Of
York, deceased having presented said copy, AMI pc.
ttion that the same may DO verified and established
under the act OF 1861 also the third account rs SAID
Executors -
Ordered, That the said Edward Il. Bourne and 10
nah Littleed give notice 10 oil persons interested
causing copy Of this order to he published three
weeks successfully in the Union and Journal print
ed at Bddeford In said County Of York, that they
may appear mt q Probate Court 10 be held Mt Fort
land aforesaid on the first Tuesday Of October next
nj ten OF the clock In the forenoon, and show cause
verified and established, and said account allowed.
JOHN WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy OF the original order.
3w3S Attest, EDWARD II. STAPLES, Register.
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.SveCiai Notices.
A CARD

The First UniyerSalist Society OF Saco and Biddc-
r DESTROYS Of expressing their heartfelt thanks TO
all those who rendered them essential AID In the
erection of their new house of worship, by contrib
utins literally Of their means for that purpose
therefore,
RESOLVED, That tlre thanks of said Society be cx-
tended 10 all those who, in the hour Of our need,
came forward so cheeriully and contributed SO lib
orally Of their means towards the building and FUR
nshing OF said house.
Rssoirsf, That inasmuch as very many liberal do
nations were made by those not Of Us, We recognize
them rs purely unselsh In their motives, and In the
highest degree Christian In character, and that the
material aid furnished, and the kind, liberal Chris
tan courtesy extended To US has cheered our hearts
and made our individual and corporate thanks not
simply a thing Of duty, hut that OF proioundest
Measure Pm ORDER.
T. n, GOODWIN, Clerk.
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Prices OF Market Beef Extra si2 so "a 10 90
first quality, sI so 40 ~ % second quality, s0 o.
"a % OOi tbird quality, s3ni NJ $50
Prices OF store Catile-wOrking Oxen, v pair,
$780, 500, ssj0, $500.
Milch Cows and Calves from s3S. $50, Sos, s75 "a
$40 - !. -
Yearling,. SIS "a s2s, two years old, SOS % $40
three years old, % "a 90.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs--In lots. So On, 50 30
81 90 - SO each extra. 81 rs "a 81 25 or FROM 81
@7ceib
Spring Lambs. 80 20 10 - 50.
Hides, Ole Y 10. Tal,Ow, Z "a ne v 10.
Lamb skins. 50 40 75o each sheared Skins, ~ 40
go each. Cali skins. - 40 21c v 10. 49,
Prices Of Poultry-Extrs. l5i 20 $50 prime, III
Gi7icI good, i6l ~ i7ci medium, i5l 40 l6 poor
To medium, l5c Y n.
N -Beef-Extra and first quality includes
nothing hut the hest. fat. stall-fed Oxen second
quality includes the best grass fed Oxeu the best
stall-fed cows and the hest three year old steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse OF lots.
Sheep-Extm includes Cossets, and when those
Of an inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The market for Cattle early was q little
quiet, buyers waiting to see quality OF the stock
back. Prices have ranged shade OIL from last
week.
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Twentr.fyc Yenr, Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 20 Females
has plassd On. DOW at the head OF all physieiAns
mailing such practice specially. and enables
him 10 guarantee speedy snd permanent cure In
the worst eases OF SaFPrsoios and all other Msn-
strsaI Dsrs-gsnsafs IRON trAs'crer easss All lot.
tstsior aiviee must contain 81. Otiee, No. , Endi
eott Street Boston. ..l Lei =,
n B.-Boardi rnished TO those desiring TO re.
main under treatment. p. !. t-s.-T = -
Boston. July. lsos.-sp.nolyrs9
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BE BEAuriruL.-If you desire beauty you should
uso IIagan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives son, refined, satln-liko texture TO the
Complexion, removes Roughness, RedneS, Blotches,
Sunburn, Tan, etc. and adds tinge Of Poarly Bloom
to the plalnest features. 1t brings the Bloom Of
Youth to the fading cheek and changes tho rustic
Country Girl into n Fashionable City Belle.
In the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc.
crt Of Beauty. No lady need complain OF her
Complexion who will invest 70 cents in this delight
ful article.
Lros's KAruAiRoy Is the Best Hair Dressing.
Inn
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Farm at Auction.

NV ILL Oe solu NJ puohc aucuon, uniecs soia
w before, on Monday, Oct. q, on the premises,
the farm known As the william Rate Farm, situated
on the Ferry Rad, about two miles nom the city OF
SaeO, containing about ten acres, with good build
Ings thereon. There are twenty-five good thrifty
ffuit trees and we'll OF good water ON the place.
The land - under good state Of cultivation, and
the buildings in good repair, &C.
Those wishing 10 examine the premises can do so
by calling on William II. Smith, on the Ferry road
Iw,ss HENRY LEIGHTON.
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II Missionaries and others sojournIng In foreign
lands should not ail 10 take with them good sup
ply Of "Johnson's Anodyne Llniment." II Is the
most reliable medicine for all purposes there Is In
the werld. ...
Contagious diseases, such as horse-ail, glander,
&e., may be prevented by the use Of .'Sherdan's
Cavalry Condition Powders" Persons travelling
with horses should take note Of this.
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District Court OF The United States
DISTRICTOP MASSACHUSETTS, Banl

" II HIOININl VI ID-IH H"5Ih-
~ ruptcy. This Is 10 give notice that q Petition
has been presented TO the Court, this 3)th day OF
August 1863, by John Y. Parchcr, Of Boston, BANK.
discharge from all his debts proyable under the
bankrupt Act, and upon reading said petition, 10 IL
Ordered by the Court that n hearing be had upon
fore the Court in Boston, In said District, at III
o'clock A. NJ, and that the second and third meet
ings OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt be held be-
fore Charles N. Ellis Register, on the lst day Of
ton nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof he
published In the Boston Daily Advertiser and the
Union and Journal, newspapers printed In said Dis.
trict, once q week for three weeks, and that all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
persons In interest may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer OF said Petition should not he granted.
EDWARD DEXTER,
3wU Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, under the firm name OF
Tobias y Mason Co, Is by mutual consent this day
dissolved.
The business will bo continued by James ii. Ma
SON. who settles all the accounts OF the above firm.
TOBIAS n. MASON,
JAMES III. MASON.
Kennebunk, August 18th, lS69 3m37
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.yesc .4dressisesue,sfs.
Alfred Bank.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Il the Alffed Bank will be holden at their bank
Ing room ON Monday, the fourth day Of October
ext at one o'clock T. NJ. 10 choose board OF Di-
rectors for the ensuing year, 10 what action the
stockholders will take TO complete winding up the
affairs Of the bank and 10 transact such other bust
ness as may come before said meeting.
PER ORDER or THE DIRECTORS.
sANI'L NJ. CAME, Cashier.
Aimed SAINT IL iSGq 3w3g
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E9-IIow many thousands Of the past generation
might be saved from lingering disease and untmely
books the medical works Of DIR. A. II. Hayes the
physician who has performed many astounding
the last ten years. These works treat of mat
tiers extremely important 10 both sexes. (See adj
vertisement OF Peabody Medical Institutc.) 3m39
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pARLEY,S SKEToHEs.

We strongly recommend our readers 10 procure
the book. II is written with tho buoyant spirit Of
discrimination u one who can duly appreciate the
treasures the antiquities, the novelties that are
shown 10 him.-Losdon EE@minsr. HE4fl Fr-
sketches Abroad with Pen aud Pencil.
~ smaller illustrations on WOOD. A new edition.
with three additional .vignette., and printed on
toned paper. In ! volume, Ito. Price In cloth,
Mr.. barley SEEMS ~ his hApplest here, and bis
pen has pleasantly done the little his pencil could
not do. Europe has boon an iusplration 10 him.
<fiasf re NoefAiB. ~ EH.-=r- -
: II. o. HouenroS 4 Co, Riverside, Cambridge,
Mass. For sale by all booksellers. 2Su
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have given
~ my son, wyman II. Junkins, his time TO ac
and trade for himself I shall not pay any Of hi
debts claim any OF his earnings after this date
LUTHER JUNkINS.
Attest, ii. II. W. EASTMAN.
York, Sept. ID, 1869. 3wj9.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi.Weekly Line!

On and amer the 18th Inst. the nne
IT. Steamer Dirigo and frsnconia, will
&-s2sa until further notice, runs rs follows :
Leave Galps Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
aud THURSDAY, ct o'clock y. NJ, and leave
Pier Is East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at3P.M
The Dirigo and Prsnoonla are fitted up with nne
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route for tfav.
eiers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In Stats Room, $500. Cabin passage,
$500. Meals extra.
iioods forwarded by this line 10 and from Mon
trea, Quebec, Halifax, NJ. John. and all parts Of
Maine
shippers are requested 20 send their Freight 10
they leave Portland.
For Freight OF Psvageapply to
HENRY FOX, 0aits Wharf. Portland.
J: y. AMEs, Pier 3s East River. New York.
May o, 1865. n
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A Clergyman writing TO q friend says. "My
voyage to Europe u indefinitely postponed. have
discovered the fountain Of health this side the At
lantic. Three bottles Of the Peruvian syrup have
rescued me ffom the fAngs Of the hend Dyspepsia"
Dyspeptcs should drink from this fountain.
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FALL RIVER LINE

Men York. PHILADELPHIA. baltimore. Wdsh
ingion, and al prineipai points Wet.
South and South Hat,
Via Taunton, Pail River and Newport.
.H Cabin, tsOoJ Deck, 500 Bassars
So1 cierksd ufoagh aIsi tTAhspsfrvi In New
LSEi ak i've q ehsrge.
q kf30 New Yort trains bs,e The on Colouy
iapd ars,., daily, tsaDdays s,orrtsdJ ~ folovs q
$50 q. ", arriving In Nesrcrt 10 inmates In sdvsncs
II the reguhs Steamboat rran vhch lssve De,tan st
$40 .. ~, oonneetas :. Nss.yert With The ssu and
mons, BRIsrOI, capt Bsrt Bnytcs. Thess s,saners
are the iasest and llabe bais IN The Sound but
expressly fS ,reci, safy and oomiat Ths Ilne con-
nscts vi,h al The Southern Bas and Railroad Loss hun
Ne. fo.t gang West and South, and eoasepat 70 Ne
''To shippers Of Freight- Iris Linz, With Es
sni extensive depot Anomnoiaiioos IN Boston and
krye pier In New Yor. eielusivey fr the uss az he
LDsJ Is supiici ~h facilities or freight and passssrs
Ken a log nies, aoi fcusrisd with dsstsich.
s.w fat E.prrs Fright Tr.in isasss boston Al lao
r. ~. rcps arrive IN Nov Yat nert mosnIns xbout
An rr.isht having Nev York reaches Bossoa On ne
Y@ ctets bsrths ana ssaierooms, appy al The conpA
pys once, st No. OH State iIca--, al Washing
oa and StAts 0rcets and q on Cieay and Nsvpn De-
pa, ecrn.r u south and KneslaDi sures. Boston.
psUNDAY NIGHT LINE.d
Carr lave svery Sunday evening, at $50 +. Me-
Tn- orsee. Oss STAT. IIos,-. IN he op.. svvy ss.
day aerpooa rum 10 o'ciock and st The p~ps fras
u 10 A. ~ ssi fvn s 10 $50 IN, f~ sss 81 oa'"
and staterooms. ,.-.-x-r
ttom Pisr ss North River, fs< q Na"'J 81"
ia GRO. sIryrxIcx. r...msr TrisAs Ar
I-| JAMES FISK, Js.
Managing Dlret1 SAnsAn
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There Is no better remedy for diseases incidental
10 the summer, than DIR. Smiths Compound Extract
Of Blackberry II has stood the test u . years
slant use and never failed. -
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uurn,s pArrNr N,ru,,>o,

BVEips PATENT NUUSING BOTTLE.
The most Ps,t,st AMI Conr,s,snfNurslny Bottle
In the World. We supply the trade with all parts
OF the Bottle separately when required, including
Bsrr's suffered Hus Brssh, which IL OF tHssfimasis
sweet and free iI"u, acld, especially In warm wea
Their Price Of Brush, 10 cts. BURR a PERRY,
successors 10 NJ. \ Burr q Co, Wholesale Drug
gisu. 70 fremont Street Bostcd, Mass. Sold by
All druggists 3m2s
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THE UNION &c JOURNAL.

A NoricEABLk RAcr.-That one way Of appealing
to mans reason Is through his eye. In these busy
times men arc deeply immersed In the conduct Of
magnificent projects, that they forget all about the
condition Of their system and hence 10 10 that the
Propretors VI the PLANTATION BIrrERs. which cures
dyspepsia purines the blood, improves the tone Of
the stomach, regulates the bowels, ond, In 1ct, In
vgorates the whole inner man, are % active In nd
vertising. In Aet, advertisements are mere sky.
rockets sent up to attract attention to really good
article,
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MAGNOLIA wArER.-Superior 10 the best import
ed German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
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ADVERTISING
COST OF ADVERTISING.

In this a. in everything elsc the hest papers will
command the best prices. II Is cheaper TO pay IS
for inserting your advertisements ia journal hav-
ing circulation OF 5,OoO, than ~ pay - for one
that has only circulation Of GD. Ofthis you may
10 sure, that any Journal that inserts advertise
ments cheap, Is, in fact worthless medium. II il
really were good one, II would have no need TO
lower its prices for its sheet would be filed without
the sacrifice. You may lay IL down as rule that
every journal knows its value, and that IL It adopts
low prices Il Is because IL Is conscious that IL has
low circulation in number or In respectability.-
Prom EefHgAa~ HiI'oa's Handbook for Iarsrt,ssrs.
HINTS TO ADVERTISERS.
When people SEQ q man advertise they know he Is
a business man. and his advertising proelams that
he Is not above business, but anxious 10 doit.
Customers, like sheep, are grcgarious, and flock
where they Others 20. If nobSly else were en-.
gagged la the same business. II would lie important
10 trsdesmen and dealers b. advertise In the paper
hecaase people are tempted ~ buy what they read
OF But others are euscagcd In the same business /,
more important tor YOU to do 81, II they do adyer.
tise II becouos dcubly approximations.
without the aid Of advertisements could have
done nothing in my speculations. | have the most
complete faith in "pnnters' ink" Advertising Is
the "royl rad to buslness-'-BsrsHm.
How to Make Money Fast and Honestly.
According 10 the character or extent Of your busi-
set aside liberal per eeutagc Tor advertising.
and do not hesitate Keep yourselves increasingly
before ths pahlc and 10 matters what business
of utility you may be engaged in, r ifintell gent
" and industriousiy pursusd fortune will be the
rcsalt.-Hssf's MsroAasf's Msgssias.
The farmer plants his seed and while he Is sleep
Ing his corn and POTATOES growing. ~ with adj
yertsing. While you are sleeping or eating. OF
eonversing with one set of customers, your adycr.
tisements being rad by hundreds and thousands
OF persons who never saw you nor heard of your
business, would, had u not been for yvur
advertisement Appearing In the Paper.-Dr JoA.
cp~pben u
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How To Make Money Pas, and Honestly
NOTICE.

HAVING psrch>-si the inssre-s q Ivery H. rO-is On
Ill his Mil AID Whcsi manutctosy. inteni 10
make thai my business Being sci posted In the q
earriae manufacturing think give rerSt atsi.c-
too wb-ss alsays on hani al reasonable prices
CHAA. ~. LIrfIkfIELD.
sscc Apsii 4. Isoa 10
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RIO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLEs
AND Tan from the face, use PERRY's Morn
AND fRkckLE Lorios. Sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by DE-. u, {. Perry, :
nor BLACK WORMS. AND PIMpLES on THE
II FACE, us. PgNgr's CONsDONs ANp PINPLs
REsspN. prerared only by Dr. n &, Perry, ~
Boni 81 New York. Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied by Wholesale Dru ggists. 6moI2.
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ADAMS HOUSE,
Temple Street, Portland,
JOHN SAWYER, Proprietor.

This hrst-class. business Hotel u now open Ia the
public. All the appointments are new, and the lo-
cation central-near Post Once, City Hall, Middle
street, and the lIorse Cars. This Hotel contains
forty rooms, well furnished and travellers will hero
find n comfortable homo during their stay la the
city. Every attention will he given 20 the wants Of
the guests, and reasonable prices charged. Mr.
SaNycr's motto 4, Give and let liye.n 3mJ9
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DR.. WARRBN'S BILIOUS BITTERS.

For Purifying the Blood, curing Liver Com plant,
Jaundice, DiliU BUSINESS. Headache, Dizziness, Loss
ofAppstite aud all spring umpllints; for Cleans
ing, Strengthening. lnyigorating and Regulating
the Human system, has equal In the world.
sold by all druggists BURR a PERRY
Wholesale Drugg SITS General Agents,
3mxs " fremont STREET Boston.
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COUNTY HOUSE,

n IL COPING. PRoP'R-
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The gale at the Shoals was terrific; several
buildings were blown down, and houses were
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Cambridge Cattle Markst.---Sept. ID
THURSDAY, SEPT. l6, 1859.

AMOUNT oF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
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Men York. PHILADELPHIA. baltimore. Wdsh
ingion, and al principal points Wet,
South and South Hat,
VIA Tauuton. Pail River and CeNport.
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State of Maine.

Kennebunk, August 18th, Is