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Ladies', Gents and Children's Scarfs.
Large lunch Wooden Yarn for .
dents Round Cornered Cloth Button Hole COL :.
Tooth brushes, 10. Pink Balls, 10
Beet Lily White, 10. Chalk Balls. ~
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Calder's Dentine for the Teeth, %
Best Red Rouge and Meen Fun.
Magnolia Balm, ~. Railways Relief 10
Phalon's Cereus, Flor De Mayo, Jockey Club.
Musk, Pond LilysPatchoulis and other nico
Browns Troches, 25. Atwoods Bitters, 81
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Poland's White Pine Compound. 80
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, only 70
Johnson's Anodyne Eminent, DO
Wilson's Composition Powders, %
Perry Davis Pain Killer, %
Kennedy's Medical Discovery. LOS
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LYONS Kathairon, ~. Russia Salye, 20
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Ladies' an Wool Hose.
Ladies' silk and Bead Nets.
Mrs. WlnslOw's Soothing Syrup, only ~
Nice Large Nets, O5. Hest Linen Thread, Us
Moth and Frockie Lotion. 10 remove Moth and
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Special Notices.
WANTED.

>pyR.roRs an the Lamb Knitting Machine Parties
l furrhasng machines within The nsxt thirty days,
"a, a smloyment by applying AT The Agency, III Main
str,.t SaeO lslI n. n. HODSpON, oenI Agt
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HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SlRSiPARlLLA
Establishei upwards Of Is years. PREPARED BY
II. IT. HELMBoLD.
iml0 soi broadway, n. Y.

IN TIE SPRING MONTHS, the system naturally un-
dergoes change, AMI IIembolds Highly Concentrated
Extract u Saaparila Is assistant of the greatest
value lmld
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To hs Honorable Justice Of ts Ssprsms Judicial
Court, merit 10 be holden al Lttred rtiAin and for
hs Cossfp Of FORK on tie hrd Tstsdsy OF May,
4. ID. 1869,
DEsPECrFULLY represents Laura Ann Caverly
OF Dayton, In the County Of York and State Of
Maine, that she was lawfully married to Moses
Caverly, OF Saco, IN said County, at sAid SAco, 90
the sixteenth day Of October A. d.. ls6j, and that
your Ibellant since their intermarriaye has always
behaved herself 10 him as n hlthful. chastc, and
Anectionate wife, but that the said Moses Caverly.
regardless OF his marriage VOWS and duty. on de
vers days and times since said intsrmarriage, viz
on the hrst day OF May, A. d.. 1867. has committed
the crime OF adultery with divers lewi women.
viz with one Jane sawyer, and one Irene Col
lngs, both Of Saoo aforesaid aud with divers other
le-d women. 10 your libellAnt unknown. Also that
tAid Moses, on the drst day OF November. A. d.,
ls65, without any justhable cause deserted her and
has since made no provision for her support
Wherefor she prays that the bonds Of matrfmony
between her and the said Moses may be Dissolved
and for her costs. And as In duty bound will ever
pray.
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"sECURITY"

"SECthITI
Fire In.ur.noe Company, % New York The last num-
her q 'secunty" POeie. a. the Bddeford Agency vas
ssscurity needs pang. go TO those who have had
claims paLl Al the BiddefOcd Agency
IN. Assets % the Security" amount 10 upwards OF
Million AMI seven IIunlred Thousand Dollars Wl,T0o,
oOo) TAs comPaay Aa'.fisd Po"sr Of Attorney al
AUfTsd.
OF Massachusetts,, may be fOuDd among their cOmpa-
niss The Quincy" neois no praise. We know o. nc
,trOsgsr Or better managc Co. To show how this Co
Appreciated where Ia best known, Un Quincy, Boston
ami thrOashoat Masssohusstts,) IL received
SIR Hundred Applications
To issue Policies Cor In week. somethns entirely IN
precoiented On the history % "Muual Insurance" CHE
stigma % 'smutnar can, manner whatever be dp-
PlIsd 90 RAJ. Co. II Is under the most strict insurance.
law 10 the wori-thlt Of Massachusetts
Its cash Assets amounting 10 upwards Of Thee Hun
dred and Twenty Thousand Dollars, $3.50 OJ0 safely In
vested In T. s. IoDis aud Bank Stock, which Is constantly
aceumulAtng II Is about - years ODD, AMI there Is no
anything Ike H. Besides being the best managed and
sast Company insure In, Is also the cheapest Con
pany In proof q which ssatgment We APPEAL to the nu-
NERVOUS friends and patrons OF the Co In York County
Many Of the residences In the two cities are Insured
IN the 'Qulncy MutuAln Among others We viii mention
Hon James r. Clark Mayor, Hon. Ferguson lIaiDes,
.HMAyOT A. BOAsy' ss SeI, 49,, - snail h, nS'IS'
Staples Rnfs SMALL Geo. D. Durham, Q. o. Means The
Paroa Calvin Baptist and ~ W. Baptist Churches, ID
CongT ParsooAge llOuse and In saco, Elphset NOtts
re.iieucs william H. DOnDeI esq Jos. u. Deering, esd,
Hon JAMS NJ DcSring, Joseph Stevens, Dr. j. H. l..
Kimtsll Hon. Phillip Eastman, Edward Eastman, ESQ
Amos Chase eel, Beuj. n. Hamilton, and many others,
comprising large number % the bess dwelling houses
Throughout the County, To show the exceeding caution
and yi mana cement a this moiel Co. u has never been
called upon 10 pay loss by fire. on risks taken at the
Rdelord Agency amunting 20 $50, during the long
term q years Il has been pprcsented here.
The cost Of Policy Of 5000 In the Quincy Mutual.
(tlat being the largest exposes 10 any one hre
wOuh be a. iOlOwsi
Five thousand dollars II Per Ct, for yrs, $3.50
Cash dividend, 10 per CT. on amount pail 500
Total Get, years, s3T so
Being Of per cent, or Is cents per 500 br year.
The "Quiney MUTUAL
ia, flied a pOrrsr of attorney at hs Register Of
DEEDS o6Sos, at AUrsd.
The people q York County should be exceedingly
thankful for having good, reliable AMI cheap Insur
ance Company the Quncy Mutual" In which TO insure
their h0ses The Agents at the request 81 any party
owing gcol dwelling, viii examine the risk and brwaTd
Application 10 the headquarters Of the Company at Qun-
-cy, Mas. No charge foe travelling expenses or Policy
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SFEsES sst,xDlNp wIxs BrrrxNs "-rhe mcst ercel-
lt bticrs In use market male u psro DaEe Sits, N
sh'Ch have hen st-epei such hsrhs ant that make
~t.a
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N'eiU advertisements.

CALEsMEy WANTED by o Manufacturing
- CO., TO travel and sell by sample new line OF
goods, Situations perma nent, wages good: II. III.
Pa. #." 4wl6
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EMPLOYMENT. IS to $40 Day Guaran.
IL teed Agents seil Bonds Patent lndeiieal bl
ADD Letter file sample, postpaid, $loo. Circunn
free. OTIS I. CAREY, BlddefOrd, Me.
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~ Oppres<ioa amer eating. b,sische, and de-
blity, are The efects u pErstca One o. trO al most
q "Pncos' Pursstivs Plls" win give immsiiAis relief
uyohnsoas Ancdyn- prinsnt" may be administer.
I'll 10 ehikiren With perfect soness, Ia ease> q Group
iuA.< al-.a.l
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t-ni5 LAURA ANN : sAvERLY.
Attest, MOSES EnKRr.

Upon the foregoing Label u is ordered. that the
by causing the ae. with thls order thersou. 20 be
pablished three weeks succeuiyeiy In the Union
and Journal, . Newspaper published In Biddsford,
IN aid County. the last publication 20 be atleas
fburteen days before the fourth Tuestay Of May
nett that the Libeles may there In our Supreme
judicial Court 20 b held at Alfred within and for
said County Of York, appear and shew causs Why
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p Noces q deaths nOt sxcecilng as lines, Inserted
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no REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs
L AND Tan frOm the face, PERRY's Morn
AVID fREcKLE LOrIOS. sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. D. @. Perry,
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.oTICE-

HAVING purchased the interest q Ivory H. GOULD IN
Ill his Mill and Wheel mandatory, now intend 70
make that my business Being well posted In the wanu "
carriage manufacturing, think can give perfect sAtsfAo
ton Wbeek always on hand At reasonable priccs
CIIAs. NJ. LTTTLEflELD.
saeo, April !, 1903. 10
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NOR BLACK WORMS. AND PrMPLEs ON THE
PACE, use PERRS's CosEDOSs and PINPLs
REMEDY. prepared only by Dr. b. L. Perry, 40
BOnd ST., New York. sold eyerywhere The trade
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6mol2.
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iloosst msa are easily boani, but yOa can nsySr bBl
kuase
fiantAts.n htsrs ours Dyspepsia
kesp No nov eats In M hoiss tAn win catch nice
PiAhtsoa bttcrs curcs kser And Ara.
War mako thieves. AlSi ~ &c hangs IAeu
fAniAoo bers earvs liver complaint sIs ucryvas bad
ache.
Time Is Oh tal sears AMI nakcs no noi~e
PhsntAloa Bisrs eos tbs evts u dissipation AMI l.s
hearss
Better have eos piS- EOing than too erNlL.
Piantloa Bsrs AntsOts 10 change e -alss and
diet.
Fools Asi obstinate reopie make lawyers rch
PAntstioa Rttess purity strrngtAen aIi lnstgurais
A kiDd wiss mAkes taiihhl haseaBl
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.YORK COUNTY"
Tvs UR.ITCE IL G Eve II!
Rufus Small & Sons
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE,
crr BrrrDss, OvrR rms POsr orncE,
BIDDEFORD, NE.
"Hartford Fire Insurance Comfy,

Auuug ,hsr COup~nis. may be fOuni the old AMI rsa
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MAassLIA wArkR.-SupsriOr 10 the hsst i'm
ported German cOlOEDs and sold Al half The price
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NOTICE.
OFFICTAL.
Lars of the United States. passsd at The Third
Session Of The Foriish Congress

OFFICIAL
Session Of The Fortieh Congress.
AN ACT to establish certain post roads.
Re Il snaeted by "a. Senate and Hous. Of Repre-
antafipes Of ths Uniisd state. Of Amsried IN Ger
s :a%s are s hereby. ssssSlisSsd post roads,
Alabama.
From Greenville, via Talluka. Cooks Store, Rut-
From Montgomery, via Palkners, shsrpsville,
Strata, Argus, and Salsoda, to Rutledge.
Prom Demopolis to Eutaw. r"#"
From seottsboro 10 Cottonville.
From Scottsboro to SALEM In the STATE OF Ten
FROM yellow Creek, via Quincy. In Mississippi,
and Okalama, via Redland, to Serrepta.
From Eufals, via White Pond, ciopton. and SKIP
perville, TO ozark. W..
From Lakewood 10 Elm store. ..
California.
From San Luis ObIspo, via Rosavillo, cayucas,
From Downievilis, via Eureka and Port wine' to
Laporte.
Prom San Juan 10 Castroyillo.
From Nan Juan 10 New ldria.
Prom Tuolumue City, via McSwain's Ferry Bear
Greek, and Mariposa, TO Millerton.
Connecticut.
From Norwich, via Greenville, Tafts Village
Occum, and EagIeville, TO Hanover.
From Stanford, via North Stanford and High
Ridge, to Pound Ridge, New York.
Delaware.
From Georgetown TO Loves. r..
Florida.
From Enterprise to Sand Point.
Prom Tampa TO Clearwater liarbor.
From Mellonville 10 Lake Eustace.
From Alila TO Pine Level.
From Mariana 10 Pensacola.
Prom Vernon 10 Econlna.
Prom Lake City, via Nsumansville, TO GAINESVILLE
Illinois.
From Sterling TO Yorktown.
Prom Winnebago Depot 10 Rountaindale.
Prom carmargo, via Miller's Store, TO Cherry
Point City.
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low Medicine river in township number one hun
dIed and fourteen, range forty lone, Oh INC MIN
principal meridian.
FROM New Uim, via Leavenuo'th, 70 Lake ohe-
From sIankato. via Sterling. 10 Maplston.
Nebraska.
Prom Nebraska City. via Richs Ford, Helena,
Dryson, and Hooker, TO Beatrice.
Missouri.
From Ia Plata TO sticklervilis.
Prom Edna, via Millport, SandIlill, Greensourg'
Prom Fredericksburg. via New Providence, oshe-
PROM New Madrid, via Mount Pleasant, weaver
willie, and Clarkton. 70 Kenneth.
From Biyelow TO Maryville.,
From King City. via Mount Pleasant, Alanthus,
and Isadore. To Plstteyills. Iowa
Prom Herman, via Drake, Vwensviile, Canaan
and High Grove, 10 Rolla.
From Carrollton. via Shootman Ridge. bthss
Creek, and Bedford. to Laclede.
From Harrisouville, via Everett, West Point,
and blooming Grove, 10 Mound City
Prom larrisonvlllc TO blooming Grove, In Kan
From versailles to Tuckeryille.
Prom Bigelow. via North Point, and Graham, 10
Maryville.
New Jersey.
From Elwood TO Butsto. -l.
Nevada.
From Cortel 10 Gravely Ford.
From Wadsworth, via saltwater. ~ Eilsworth
Prom Argenta 10 Austin.
From ElEo. via Hamilton, and Tcsoro, TO Sher'
man.
From Twin River, via Silver Peak, 10 Palmetto.
Prom Palmetto TO point intersecting the Auro-
m and Silver Peak route In Fish Lake valley.
Prom Austin to Hamilton.
From Wadsworth. via Fort Churchill, TO Pine
Grove.
From Hamilton, via Troy. to Grant District.
New Hampshire.
From Newport, via Mil village, and East
Lempster, TO Washington. "a.
New York.
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Agents FOE York and Cumberland Counties, Oi
ice corner OF Hxchange and Middle street, rot
Agents arc wanted for York County. to whom good
pay viii be given. - Nno
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A" The .ouiney Mutual,

OF Massachusetts,, may be fOund among their Conn
nies The quincy" neels no praise. We know q
,fyosgsr or better manAci Co. To show how this Co.
APPRECIATED shsre Il Ia best known (n Quincy, BostC
All throughout MasSAchusstts,) q received
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Prom Vancouver. via Fourth Plain, Lackama,
and Perm Prairie, 10 Washingal.
Approved, March J, 1869.
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Freedom Notice.

A true copy Of the original order.
3wl7 Attest, II. II. BURBANK, Register.
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RsIss SaaH Il

The well kno~n General Insurance Agents q his city,
inilua us that they have dops argvr anoani Il bs,
luriag The month % NArck than IN any ooucsyooing
mouth any year. Sc Interesting statement In Anothsr
column. AL rtssl Il.
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TL0CAL AGENTS ARE WANTED IN
every city and tswny and application
frou eosnpetent parties for such Agencies,
with suitable endorsement, should be addressed 70
nnIIIRa n AnAMn.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
The Cuban Question-Spain. France and
England.

QueStIoR-SpNtus
England.
The press of France and England is very
much occupied with the Cuban question and
the conduct of the United States with regard
is in accepting the mediation and offer of the
American government for the independence of
Cuba; another day il calls upon Spain to de-
nounce the officiousness Of America and claims
the right of French and British interference in
any settlement that may be made Of the Cuban
difficulty. This hostile attitude to the action
of the United states is the last phase of senti-
ment expressed by the European press The
question naturally arises here, what Is the
cause of this change of tone? Why this con-
demnation of America ''for intermeddling"
with Cuba and call upon the Spanish govern
ment to ''resist the interference" We think
General Prim's presence In Paris accounts for
it all. We published yesterday a cable tele-
gram from Europe to the effect that the Gene
raj had conference with the Spanish ambas-
sadors to England and France on the subject of
communications from Washington, and that
the disposition of the United States to inter-
| fere in the affairs Of Cuba was denounced at
this conference and the hope expressed that
sSpain would reply energetically to the
| oficious manifestations of the Americans. I"
True, there is another telegram from Paris Of
the same date contradicting the statement of
what took place at the conference, but this
has all the marks of an afterthought and of a
| prudent political dodge. From the present
tone of the French press 1t seems probable
that General Prim has seen Napoleon, or, al
least, that the Cuban question has been dis
cussed, directly or indirectly, between them
It has been urged, too, that France
and England are deeply interested In
the destiny of Cuba, and that In any settle
ment which may be made Of the present diff
Guilty the United States should not alone b.
consulted, and that these two Powers mus
have a voice in the matter.
At the bottom of all this we see the oil
jealousy of the progress and power of th'
United States revived. It is the same mo
narchical, aristocratical and anti-republicaI
spirit which during our civil war led to tn
invasion of Mexico and the attempt to estab
lsh monarchy on this Continent the SAM
that has influenced England throughout tn
whole course Of her inimical policy toward
this country. Yet one would think the Frencl
might have learned the folly Of hostility b
American sentiment and progress in thei
fatal Mexisan experiment. and that the Eng
lish would have been taught the futiliiy Of at
tempting to arrest our progress and destiny
But the jealousy and hostile feelings of gov
ernments, as well as ofpeople make them blind
They look at everything through false me
dunn, and see only what they wish.
} If the Emperor Napoleon desires to compll
cate the question of Cuba and to create diff
culties between Spain and the United State
he can do 50 only at the cost Of Spain.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

NATIONAL BANK GAMBLERs.-The merchants
down town were greatly disturbed Monday
morning by the bank statement Of Saturday
showing loss in reserve of about seven mil
lions of dollars It was subsequently discov
cred that one of the banks had loaned stock
jobbing firm large proportion Of the amount
which thus disappeared. OF course such q
transaction is legal. But are not our national
bank officers morally guilty Of wrong-doing in
aiding the cliques to make money stringent or
at best irregular at this season, when the busi-
ness Of the fall depends 80 much on healthy
condition Of the money marketY
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

might plunge that country into further trou-
BILE and an enormous expense, but it would
not change the policy Of this country or the
destiny Of Cuba. Indeed, the opposition or
hostility of France or England would have the
effect of arousing the American people and
government to prompt and decisive measures
for the independence of Cuba. And If Eng
land imagines that we should be deferred
from recognizing the independence of Cuba or
from participating in the expulsion Of the
Spaniards from the island for fear OF
damaging our case in the Alabama
claims she is greatly mistaken. Cuba
is live questionable question of the
day. 1t is no longer so with the Alabama
claims Not that we abandon them; they are
simply laid aside for the present We can
bring them up at some future time, when 1t
suits us and when the best opportunity occurs.
Mr.. Sumner may want everything put aside for
that question to crafty his vanity, because he
made flaming speech on the subject and be-
cause that is his special hobby; but it Is not
so with the American people, Congress or the
administration. With them the independence
of Cuba is the question of the day. The solu-
ton of that cannot be long deferred. The
Alabama claims we can settle at our con-
venience. Besides, Cuba will be worth far
more to the United States than the amount Of
these claims. Should England, France, or
even the Spanish Regency, suppose 1t can
change the policy and course of the United
C,.I~o "a z, -.
Or should General Prim, who was once .
liberal and the friend Of Cuba, suppose he can
intrigue successfully for the interposition Of
the European Powers in the Cuban difficulty
he will find that his labor will be in vain.
The American people have determined
and we have no doubt the government has re-
solved-that Cuba shall be free, and all the in
trigues or efforts to prevent that will prove
unavailing
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

The celebration yesterday Of the Humbolds
mirers of the great cosmopolitan could have
desired. Itproved again-a noteworthy fact
that the citizens of New York, Of whatever
nationality, sympathize with and give their
presence and support to every movement de-
signed by any class thereof to honor any
person or event celebrated in the annals OF
their native land. But the celebration yester-
day, while 1t was the special claim and right
of our German population to have taken the
principal part therein, yet had deserved recog-
milton in the hearts of all our people,
from the services rendered by Humboldt
to knowledge and science. The event
was celebrated with great enthusiasm.
The streets of the city selected for the
march of the procession were densely crowded
with spectators. The public buildings, the
hotels and the shipping in the harbor were all
decorated with flags and bunting in honor Of
the occasion. The ceremonies consisted OF the
unveiling of the monument in the Park on the
site selected for its erection, and which was
witnessed by an immense concourse OF people
by musical performances and by several ad-
dresses by chosen orators, and by banqueh
held in different halls, the headquarters on
all similar occasions Of onr German fellow
citizens. The ceremonies and the success,
unmarried by any accident or co'strssennps
whatever, attending the celebration thereof
must be q source of qualification to the
thousands Of our fellow citizens most deeply
interested therein.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

FIREMEN. is stated that some Green
point firemen carried their apparatus to the
last fire at Hunters Point, and then refused
to operate unless paid for it. Hunters Point
is beyond the Brooklyn limit, and their duty
did not call them there, and they could not be
compelled to play; but by what authority did
paratus3 We have only to suppose fire at
the same time in the district that pays tax to
support them to see the harm of this rambling
round TO sell their services