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THE EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN ST. cuRWENsVILLE, PA.
|HAvING leased for a term Of years the
III above veil known and popular hotel ikept
formerly BY Mr. Mason, aud lately BY Mr.
ETins,) the present proprietor has rs. fitted Il
viih the object Of ren ng his guests comfort.
ltls while sojourning With him. fne, large
suble aud Yard is attached. for the care and
F'otection Of horses, carriages aud wagons
LIBERAL share Of public patronsgs is solicited.
isb2i-u JOHN F0UTs. Prop'r.
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furuiturf.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
IN CURWENsgILLE-


d. BAUMAN
n EsTREs 70 iniorm ibe riiisenf rf Cu-~sus
IL vile and vicinisr. thai be- has opened
st3rs On Front Street. opposite the Tan yn-c N
the borough Of CurwrufFilit. vhrYr he vii kesy.
constantly on hand. And for safe vsrE rtsuf far
CASH. lHrre anu rnri~o ussorfmsnf u ratcs-
made Furniture, nmung whirl VII be
BUREAUS AND SIDE B0ARBS
Wardrabes and Donf -cnses 7nhlrs. Dcdsiss6t
solas. Stands Hat rnrkE Loot ing @ iAssss chui-s
Mattresses, &r,. which be viu ssu on rr-r -ra
sonabls terms for cnsh o. Hrrrcref rauut-y
Produce. Hyif-hmpd
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Mlarkfts.
ClearfeId Markets,

Reported weekly forthe clrAnrtrtp RrrrnIfc.x
6y J. ?. knArxfR, Dealer In Dry Goods, tiro.
ceries, Provisions &c.. Market ~, Cloaraeld.
CtEARrfrLD pa Julv "A 1870
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THE WESTERN HOTEL,

CLEARFIELD. PA.
'TNHE subscriber having leased for a tern of
L years this we'll known Hotel, fkepi for many
years by Mr. Lanich,l and re fitted and refur-
liihed it throughout, Is now prepared TO enter
tain travellers and the public generally upon
terms II is hopod alike agreeable 10 both patrans
and proprietor. His TABLE and BAR will
bs supplied with the best the market afords;
lai no pains will be spared on bic part to add 10
he convenience and comfort OF his guests.
JOHN DOUGhERTT.
octlb Prom iefnr
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THE RAILROAD HOUSE,

MAIN ST. PBILlPSBUBG. PA.
TIVE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
1 the hest Of LiquorE HIS table is always
applied with the bes; the market aiords. The
aveling public win do well 10 give b i'm q call
nov, ,65. ROBERT LLOYD.
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To Every

~. 80 has Lz-her 10 seil ts dsai with us.
We saan also ks~P soas'aHt'T on haud a
rsa--ti as.s--nsuf - GROCERIES, asd
HAEDWaRE- shirh ~s sin s.l a; sEssed-
isrlg - pri-ss- We aiss kssp a fall assors-
a-us % QUEENsw his aspartasut
~inbs ksps fail ssi ssaPists, aaa svsry
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]. p. Kralzer

Oils the hest seyfhe.--Patsut snaths--
- Rhodss' cslserstsa Rakes-Hay Porks-
Solid Steel Neutrality-suspicious.
Cans. DE.
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THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL

MANhhI 81 NLLAhI ibid, "a.
U'Hls large and commodious new hotel has
been opened for the accommodation of the
public where the proprietor will be glad TO meet
h old friends, and receive share OF pebble pat
image. By strict personal attention to the de-
nls of his business, he hopes 20 be able to render
f.fsfaciion 60 bis patrons. The TABLE will
tlrays be bouniiful'y supplied With the best that
,in be procured in the market. and the BAR
ril contain full stock Of LIQUORS, BEER, Ae.
Good stsbling attached.
CASPER LEIPOLDT
Clsarfeld, March 3. lssg-Iy Proprietor.
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And
A Nice
Wife

re ~ 49, ls-Es'y snr.red IA baying snd
sing SQUARE TIMBER And nauzfac-
sr-ss LINER aaz VII give this tr.nsh q
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CaiistlmntfOIi.

The Three Remedies, ''SCIlENCK's PULMONIC SYR-
UPr fr the cure IL Coughs, Colds bronchitis and every
form Il Consumption The peculiar action 81 this meii-
cine rens the ulcers In the lungs, pronoes the discharge
Of the corrupt matter by eIpcctoaton, pures the booi,
AMI thus cures Consumption, when every other remedy
fails. " L.sI...- t.-.. ir.ff.. -
"sCiIENCK's sRA.wEED TONIC" for the cure Of
Dyspepsia or indigestion and all diseases arising from de-
billy. This tonic nygortes the digestive organs, sup
plies the place d the gastric juice when that deficient,
and then enables the patient 10 digest the most nutritious
. IL sovereign remedy for all cases OF Indigestion
"sCIHNCKS MANDRAKE PILLS !" one Of the mot
sute for caOn and having all the useful properties as
crbei 70 tina, moera without proiucins auy q It's 'nn
To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck NJ Phiael
pha owes his unrvasd snccess la the treatment ~ Pul
monte Cousumptn. The Pumonic Syrup ripens the NOR
bill matter, discharges It. aud purihes the blood The
mandrake Pills act uIon the liver remove all distractions
tberefrpm give the organ healthy tone, and cure LAYER
Complaint which Of the mos, prominent causes Of
Consumption. The Sawed Tonic n'igoraies The powers
Of the stomach and by strengthening the digestion and
bringing Il to nons and healthy condition improves the
quality Of the BLOOD by which means the formation Of ul
Gers ibercles In the lungs becomcs imposiblc The
cOmbined action Of these noiicps- as thus expaine win
cure every c. d Consumption, n the remedies are used
IN time AMI the Of them Is perseyerei In sufficiently
to bring the case n favorable tern,imtion.
Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing full treatise on the
forms OF disease his mode ~ treatment and gen-
eral directions how To HIS meilcine. can be had grss
or sent Ivy mail by addressing his Principal Once No. Is
North SAITH street. Philadelphia, Pa
Price % the Pumonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic each
81 so psr bottle, or ST. so half Dozen Mandrake Pls.
IS per box. For sale by all druggists and dealers
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In this city, Dec. a by Rev. c. Tcnney, Mr.. Chas.
Whitney and Miss Lydia J. Goodwin, both Of II.
In this city, Dec. z, by Rev. J. Stevens, slr Cal.
win p McIntirc and Mrs. Tayia 81 Colin, both Of ID.
In Kennebunk, Dec. 8, by Rev. u. NJ. Cousens,
Mr.. Vim. IL. Tucker, OF Eliot, and Miss Augusta
Chick, Of Berwick.
In Wells, Dec. ., by Rev. & q. Kimball, Mr.. VIM.
J. Gctchell and Miss Ella Y. Littlcfeld, both Of W..
In Great Fails ". H., Nov. %, by Rev. q. U. Dun
ming, Dir, Jsmes L. Goodrich and Miss Ellen Lord,
both Of Berwick. -
In Hollis, Dec. 4, by Ed. Samuel Fabyan, Mr..
Levi Harmon, Of Hollis, and Miss Almeda ID. Libby,
OF Porter. ". To -.
ming, Mr.. Kendall q, Murray, OF Berwick, and Miss
Mary l.. Penney, OF Wells.
In Great Fails N. H., Dec. 9, by Rev, Mr.. Dough-
erty, Mr.. Chas. L. Chick, OF Great Falls, and Miss
Susie A. Clark, OF Berwick. Hrrfr .ilgyUt-
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The Wing says the family Of Mr.. Bumps, liv-
ing near the Rose Place, in Bangor, consisting
of six persons, were poisoned about week since
by partaking of n boiled cabbage, which was
afterwards found on examination to contain a
lizard.
Tho citizens Of Portland are jubilant over tho
introduction Of sebago water into the city. The
water is flowing in the streets, and Il Is being
supplied to numerous private residences. The
pressure attained gives stream seventy feet
high in the centre Of the city. The citizeus are
soon to have suitable demonstration on its sue
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Notice of Insolvency.

THE undersigned have boon appointed by tho
/ Judge Of Probate for the County Of York, Com.
10 receive and examine the claims Of tho
creditors OF the estate OF Thomas NJ Hayes, hte OF
the city Of boston, In the State Of Massachusetts,,
deceased, whose estate has been represented rs In.
solvent, and we hereby give notice that six months
from the third day OF August A. ID. 1869, will be al
lowed to said creditors for bringing In their claims
and proving their debts and that We will attend Tor
the purpose OF receiving such claims and proof ut
the Office OF John VI. Goodwin, over tho Post once,
IN Bddcford, Me on the frst and third Mondays Of
January next, ut two o'clock In the afternoon.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN,
EDWIN w. WEDGEW00D.
December 9th, 1862 10 ..4" 3wjl ~ .
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5 THE UNION e. JOURNAL,

Prof is q massora Of the art Of slocuton. and
his delincation Of characters was almost fault
les. Tho "Evening with Dickens" by Prof.
Brown was worth the price Of season ticket to
the course Of lectures. -
Ashore. -. ..,.f,. S r
Sch. Eva. Of and from Salmon Rver. NIB,
with lumber for Boston, went ashore on Old
Orchard Beach in the snow storm On Saturday
night, at low water. No lives lost. OF much
damage to the schooner. which aiter Tightening
her was got Oh. --, ~
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ NEW ARRANGEMENT. sa.
Semi-Weeltly Line!
On and amer the 18th Inst.

.it. .,ug, On snd amer The 18th Inst. the hns
.n-s steamer Dirigo and fTanconia, will
sy1 until further notice, runs rs follow,
Leave 1alt's Wharf. Portland, syery MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock y. NJ, and Leave
Pier N Fast Rirer. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at3rM
The Dirlgo aud Pranoonia are fitted up With hne
sccommoda tions for passengeIs, making this The
most conveient and comfortable route for tfav-
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage. IN state Room. $500. Cabin passage,
$500. Meals extra.
foods forwarded by this line TO snt from Non
tresl Quebec. HALIFAX, ~. John. and ell parts OF
Maine. - ....
shipper, are requested TO send their Freight TO
the steamers ~ early - aP. 81. on the day that
thew leave Portland. It.f ~.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, Galrs Wharf. Portland.
J. p. A,IRs, Pier 3s East River. New York.
May Q. 1893. II
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Valuable Timber-Innd- for SaloI

| /, BOUT seventy acres OF timber and wood land
n known rs the Sumner Shaw Lot, situated In tho
town OF York, about three miles frptu lido water,
and four miles from South berwick Junction, near
"Garey's MIL. "A, - L.f...sg
Saidiot coniainya largo quantity OF nns timber,
and hard and son wood, Il easy or access, town
road leading through II, and Is conyeient 70 Ports
mouth and other markets. nm v.J,- f.ft..l
will DO sold at auction, on tho premises, t,. = r,
= Friday, the 1th day OF Jan. ncxt, o
In small lots. For further particulars inquire Of
VIM. u. Nason, IT,, Kennebunk, Rufas Truifon. Al
ffci, 8. G. smith, Portland, or Andrew shaw, near
the premises. .H'1. i't' p' eos 4w5i
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Business College!
slr'b1.,, ~ osE or TINE - GFT-r'F
International Business College Associations
y'7." For null information address
L. A. GRAY, A. n. Principal,
emil 49,. PoRrLAsp, Ne.

tDh Care for Female Weakness.
Circulars or further information sent receipt Of
Stamp, by a,ldrcssins the Manuiscturer. Mrs. LINUS
Belcler, Randolph, Mas. .I..
For sale by Gio. q. GOODWIN 4 Co., D Hanover
Street, Boston, DR. ALvAs BAcOS, Diddefori, Me-,
and by Druggists everywhere. 81 r-.-t
RaadsLpA, Mass, Oct. 10, 1862.
MRs BELcHER.-I had been q ruffercr fle pcven
ycars before knew about your Medicine. had no
hth. for had tried various kinds Of Medicine and
several Physicians and was only relieved for short
time. VIII ehecIplyD y ycs and the public
periepced q cure, without the Aid Of Supporters,
HON three bottles. Very respectfully,
6mjOcow d. "a. Mrs u. II. WlNNErr.
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wosAs, her rights, wrongs, privileges and respon.
sibilities. by L. +. BrOckctt, NJ, d., Hartford
l. StRbbins- 81 m. So - HFs

This Is work OF 40 pages and profusely ilustrat
information on the political and social condition of
women in other countries rs well rs our own, Our
impression Is, from general survey of tho work,
that II fills considerable position In the world of
literature but for its opposition 70 the diotic and
mpolitc cry Of those sensatlonalsts Of more ambl-
ton than brains mcdesty, who clamor for female
satfngc 1t y worthy 70 be rad. Sold only by sub
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siiIIuiYOR1H, COUNTY n
FIVE CENTS SAYINGS INSTITUTION
cnr BUILDING, pIppErsnp.

. 'IuO gNN'ft T~'~'''fN' -. MY 81. y
DEPOSITS made In this Institution on or before
" January sth. 1850, will draw interest from Tho
Dividends have been at the rate q ssyen per cent
per annun. II. II. lNGERSOLL, Treasurer. q,
: Pr. f ' GWJl
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Biddeford National Bank.

THE Annual Meeting Of the stockholdsrs Of the
, Bddeford Nat,onsl Bank WI DO held o. their
2P. NJ, for the choice Of Directors, and the transao
ton Of any other business that may properly come
-" n. II. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
niddcford, Dec. G, 1850. 9-u s..s 5wjl
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vksKIr.
TUESDAY. De o lNh

Ruins Chapman. Of Liberty, Maine, had a stifr
leg. bent a. The Knee. lmbered and Strengthened by
the uss Of "Johpsou's Anodyns Llnimsnto
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A Word TO the wise Is SUFFICIENT.

A Word to the Wise. IL Sufficient. .,
DURRINGTON'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
IL Is sure remedy for that dreadful scourgc OF In.
fancy and childhood, the Group. Always Keep tho
Medicine by you, ready for immediate use. IL Is
also the best article In use for Nhooping Cough,
&c. Por sale by the proprietor, II. II, BURRlNG-
TON, Wholesale Druggist, Providence, II. ]. Also,
BY druggists generally. .r#fIr 4w5l
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NEWPUBLICATIONS.

Dick & Fitzgerald Of New York have issued ''TuE
LAWS AND BYLAWS or AMERICAN SOCIETY,"" doubt
less as valuable rs any work ON etiquette, being
full and complete, aud allow 10 Cook and Carve"
more valuable for the carving than the cooking,-
AS a hOusekeeper says who has examined II. Retail
price u cts; nicely gotten up. u'...I r.Hf, .
"lIIsroRIcAL SKETCHES OF TIE REIGN or GE0RGE
H." Is the title Of large pamphlet issued by Little
a GAY, Boston, and first published In America In
Lttelrs Living Age, most valuable weekly pub
bcatlon or current literature and the best OF all our
&C cctic publications. H.,l .... .. ...tvsr. ..
CAnrEyrEns' AND ,BuILDERs' GUIDE. being q
handbook for workmen, also . manual OF reference
for contractors, bullders, &c by Peter W. Plumer,
Portland lIoyt, fogg Breed.
Avery desirable work for carpenters and builders.
ELEMENTS or ASTRONOMY, designed as textbook
for academies, Summaries and families. By Rev.
John Davis, A. VI. Pittsburg Davis Woods.
Prof Davis Is the inventor Of the Heliotellus and
Luneatclus for illustrating the most essential NOV
ements OF tho heavenly bodies, which are most cor
daily recommended by some of our most with O
cleaTnesS and accuracy which drawings and de-
scrptiOns fail IN give In the work before which
We have examined with much pleasure, tho master
hand Is In the preparation Of this valuable text
book II Is fully illustrated by more than one hun
drcd engraylngs prepared expressly for the work.
Easy In dcton, comprehensive In style itis worthy
attention the part OF educators All orders nom
New England must be addressed 10 II. A. brown
Co., Boston.
WOMAN, her rights, wrongs, privileges and respon-
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The Proprietors Of "Johnson's Anodyne Linl.
meat,p eparoas' Purgatiys Pillss and ''shcriiaus
Cavalry Condition Powders" have published read:
able and instructive pamphlet which may be had
FREE at the stores, 80 ,,,,uy r,cnt9
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NORTH Bervict Natiousl Bank.

TIE Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders OF the
North Berwick National liank, for the choice Of
Directors and the Transaction Of any other busincsa
legally beibro II, will 10 held at their Dankin;
Room In North berwick, on the eleventh day d
frst month, tJanuary) next, at o'clock p. ".
North Berwick, 70 month, IN, isSg. 81 y.
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lBIDDEFORD, MAINE.sH1

~ r.osIi Rush, % t.4 ir,I 81
Amor,., sroo, Cotton. only 'ii - som|
LAdIes' WORK i,oxss aaEs sisr>, only "t,d ~ 70
ssInss ssf all oar French CoSsetA, NJ s.,'. g
splendid P~lsn,d iIdL ! Glove boxes, yay e..s,.
r SSssEE fees,S S.S1 Bsss, ir.% a".O ,ao
All sses Dolls snd Dsll llesda :,
Chhdr.ns TeS sts. from .. .-4u W. "s"
Match BoIss. Cologne Stands, Mug. Domlnoes,
-yERY LARGE LOT or CnISA and rARiES yAsEs.
Doodle Head Playing Cards, -. Rubber ." =.
Drums, Hanks, Dogs. China p.skets. II III, -
scisson,1 childrsn's Alphabet BlosA,, u !. e
Ladies', Closds from z fii' ri U'~@"%ye
Nen p ysSn. al co,Srs, In f'T nf.h 10
Rsnns's Nagio on, only !Ir-m IH daass
I:n 4rs o INN NV ss f Ssl Ssv.ry Very cheap
Ma.tsshe Cups a good Present. Tor Geu.leaisn., ]!
New Lol Of Ladiesf Hack ComI., iT. fri- cAsss:
Cosse Combs, OF. Best Linen Thread, l,,..i o. o.
Good Tooth To- Bru.nes, TO- Linen Collars, %
All Linen Cum, uAdiesD, rsTlt .f E"I poi -
tsi.s s' cotton SG ind only
LAdies Embroidered, {" ,..ss De- 80 H-ft.. -, ~
ladies, All Wool Hose, (bcst), Cheap.
Lace Collar, Besgs and Tissue Wells. =
aents' all Linen Bosoms, .faf.IHHT tH %
Bents' Linen Ilemmed lidfs.,
IlaIls Sicillian Hair Renewer, ,.t...r 60
American Hair Rsstorcr, 90
Rings Ambrosia, Ga. Barretes Restorative 60
DuTnetts Cocaine Cor the lair, i'..f .! ~
Nice Hair Oil (hlghly perfumed,l only 70
Canada Bears GFcase, or Arctusine, ''i %
Magnolia balm for the Complexion, ut.i %
schenck's pills, ~. Aver, Pills. VI
WhghIs !" ": Wings " -.f..Fsy y
(lIlt Eige English bibles, only l-FT.' r.. ~
Best Alpaca Dress Braids, tstx yariD .' ~
l Iaies' Heavy Silk Cord Nets y
j,nan Tea RSsc, Night blooming Ccrucs, Jock. !"
ey Club, Pondliiy and other nice perfumes, chsv.
Japan Switches, (good onesD i,gJ Fsry ChtF.
BLACK SILK Velvet Ribbons, Call widths)
Best Black Kid Gloves, at Rsdsesd Prfees.
Ladies' Elastics and Elastic Draids, Drcs But
tons. last Needles and Pins.
pcrry's Moth and Preckle Lotion, 70 remove
Moth and Preeklcs, he'N ''f. So Cheap.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, only y
AtWood's Btters, ~. Browns Troches, ~
Plantation Btters, %. Iiclmbold's Buchu, ~
Schencks Tonic and Syrup, leach) SLID
Perry Davis Pain Killer, only ~
Allcocks Piasters, ~. Herricks P1asters, ~
Russia Balve, % Mis- lawyers Salve, 70
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, ..HI =
Ayers SarsaparIla and Cherry Pcctonl, (esch) 20
Jacksons Catarrh Shuf, only
WistArs Dalsam Of Wild Cherry, %
Poisnd's White Pine Compound, Is
Coos Dyspepsia Cure, only .'.# IS
Best Mcen Fun, Best Red Rouge. Best Pink Balls,
10. Chalk Balls, w
Calders Dentine, mice for the Tceth) 20
Corset springs, lead Necklaces. .....
PLAGGS INSTANT RELIEF, only CO
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~ How many thousands or the past generation
might be saved from lingering disease and untimely
death II they could have been possessed OF such
books as the medical works Of Dr.A. ILL., Hayes, the
physician who has performed so many astounding
cures the last ten years These works treat III mat
ters extremely important % both sexes. (Seo al
vertisement OF Peabody Medical lnstitnte) am9
Peruviam syrup.-This valuable medicine has
been silently making It's way into public fAyor by
the numerous remarkable curos II has performed.
which IN this preparation remains unchanged, and
is tho only form In which element OF healthy
blood can DO supplied. % .f' a.
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NOTICE.

Tho undersigned, citizens OF Kennebunk, hereby
give notice that they will petition our Legislature
10 enact Law 10 prevent slabs, edginE, boards,
waste-wood and other refuse material being thrown
ino tho Mousam river; also 10 prevent tho carelcs,
piling Of tho same upon Its banks. .hT1.r
: NATHANIEL L. THOMPSON,
..sfa.g .r..,. IL. w. LORD, T'. FT.If
..rr A. NJ. REED. ..f
3W5l and others
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.MisceIl6ne0iss.
commandments Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
rJNHE undersigned, having been appointed by
i the Judge Of Probate for the County OF York
at the August term, 1859, Commissioners to receive
and examine all claims against tho estate Of Bcnja-
min Wentworth, late Of Lebanon, In the County or
York. deceased hereby give notice that they viii be
present and attend ~ the duties Of said Commission.
ers at the dwelling house Of oliver anscom In said
Lebanon. ON the last Saturdays Of DECEMBER, JAnu
AIRY and February next, nj two O'Clock r. 81. on each
Of said days. OLIVER liANSCOM,
OLIVER y. joiner.
August 2, 1850. " 3wi5
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"A GA ND
The Hardy Machine Company desire 70 express
Piremen eff Bddeford and Saco for their promptncss
TO the fro, and the decided earnestness yet Goodness
with which they subduod tho flames and although
the wind was blowing very hard, yet the hrc was
nut out in Twenty-Five minutes Great credit Is due
them for their zeal and energy, and fully demon
strates the value OF our Steamers and do not SEQ
whatwe could now do without them. Thanks to
all our good citizens who aided US. They will all
be held In kind remembrance, u,
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