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What KiIief HIM.

A few years ago, when Judge Gould o.
Troy, lately deceased, was holding court
In this city. n prisoner was being tried be
fore him for willful murder, In causing
the death of man by pistol shot. An
eminent physician and surgeon was Oh
the stand as witness for the defense.
The prisoners counsel, an adroit law
yer. attempted to show that the man, who
lived some little time after being shot
might have died from some other cause
and examined his witness after this
style: ...r
doctor, would not such a thing cause
deathg
oh, yes, sir
Well, doctor, might not this man have
died from such and such causesg'
oh, yes, he might
This is quite sufficient for us exclaln,-
ed the defendant. counsel, with an air OF
triumph, twirling his eye glass.
Judge Gould turned on his seat, bent
his large, keen, penetrating black eye
full on the witness, and said a little
sharply:
doctor, you have told us what might
have caused this mans death; what did
cause his deathT
The bullet, sir answered the witness
This ended the case.
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Picsty Of Pare Air.

The following Is an extract from pa
per on the Prevention Of Disease read
BY DIR. George Derby before the Boston
Social Science Association;
"Fresh air Is the great natural disinfec-
tant. antispeptic. and purifier, and not to
be compared for n msment with any OF
artificial continuance. There Is plenty OF
II In the world, yet disguise the fact as
we may. there is no getting over the un-
welcome truth, that to provide Il In album
lance In our climate Is expensive, since
during seven months Of the year, II must
De artifclally warmed. To take In air ut
the average winter temperature OF y de-
grees, raise Il to 6S, and discharge Il again
from our houses even once in an hour, Is
n process which cannot De accomplished
without paying roundly, yet on no other
condition can we reasonably expect health
and long lie. The best way Is TO freely
admit that Il Is expensive, but worth the
money IL costs. II Benjamin Franklin
thought that n penny saved Is n penny
earned he was equally sure that health
Is wealth. Instead OF asking ourselves
with how little f'el can warm my house
by stopping the fines, and the bcnedeient
window cracks, which the carpenters
have leff, the question should be, how
much can ] afford to pay for fresh sup
plies of pure air, moderately and equally
warmed, and distributed without waste.
I cannot help believing that the sum OF
family health and happiness In a genera
ton, would be more Increased by liberal
expenditure for this parpose than any
oth.rs q. TT. ~
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The Great .Nsp England Remedy.
DR.. ]. W. PolanfS White Pine Compound

Cure. Sore TAroai. Colds, Coughs, Dpthsria, Bron.
eA,ts Splitting Of Bieod, and Pulmonary 4ttefion'
generally. 10 is q rsmarkabis remedy for hdhsy
CompiaIats. Diabetes. DIFFICULTY Of Yoidiny Urine,
bleeding FROM hs Kidasys and Risfdsr, Gravel, and
otA,r Complaints. .,
PoLASDs WHITE PINE CoNPouSD. Amer having
given it a thorough trial We can confidently recon-
mend Polahd's Uhns Ptss Compound as a very val
liable article for the Of colds, coughs and pull
monte complaints generally. In several cases We
have known 10 10 give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had hiled. IL Is an
article which, In q climate so promotiVe OF sudden
and severe colds as that OF New England, ought TO
be in every family and we are sure hat those who
once obtain it and give II fair trial, viii not
thereafter be willing to DO without t-Bosfon
Journal.
AyALrABLg MEpICISE.-Dr POiqnds UAns Piss
Compound advertised In our columns is success.
full attempt To combine and apply the medicinal
virtues OF the White Pine Bark. IL has been thor
oughly tested by people In this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has Testimonials TO It's value
ftOm persons we'll known 10 our citizens. We rec
Commend its trial In all those cases OF disease TO
which IL adapted IL Is for sale by all our drug.
yists.-Nsr York fsf,PsHdsnt.
Tho waite Pine compognd Is now sold In every
part OF the United States and British Provinces.
Prepared at the
New England botanic Depot, Boston, Ms.
yspJ
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If You love, love more. II you hate,
hate less. Life Is too short to spend In
hating anyone. Why war against NOR
tai who Is going the same road with us
Why not expand the flower Of life and hap
piness by learning TO love, by teaching
those who are near and dear the beautiful
lessonS Your hands may be hard, but
your heart need not be. Your forms may
be bent or ugly, but do you know that the
most beautiful flowers often grow In the
most rugged, unsheltered placesS The
palace for care, the cottage for love. Not
that there Is no love In the mansion; but
somehow II we are not careful, business
viii crowd all there Is Of beauty out OF
the heart. This is why God has given us
Sabbaths and Saturday nights. that we
may leave business In the office and have
n heart cleaning.
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TO FEMALES,

DIR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention TO Diseases OF
Women. lie has made diseases OF woman his stu.
dy for the past twenty years. His practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In pri.
vat- practice. Ills reputation has vouchers In all
the city papers, his patients and the medical pro.
fession, both here and abroad, as being the most
skillful specialist here, and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases.
DIR. MORRILL, is admitted by the best mod
cal talent OF the country to have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints, and Il 10 no unu-
suai occurrence for physicians In regular practice
to recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgicaily, with private apart
ments during sickness, and with old and expert.
enced nurses, if they wish.
The poor advised free ofcharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter
and enclosing the usual lee, will be answered by
return mail -.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country.
Once, No. Is HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass.
vol
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Special Notices.
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
NO. 4 BULFINCH ST.,

Opposite Revere House,
Tho Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure in
announcing that they have secured the services Q,
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This Institution now publishes the popular med
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treats upon the Errors Of Youth. premature De-
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hook Tor every man,-young men In particular.
Price only 81.
This Institution has Just publishei the most per.
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entitled, sssexual Physiology OF Woman,
and her Diseases" Profasely illustrated with
may be mentioned. The Mystery Of Life,-Beauti'
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Change OF Llfs,-Excesses OF the Married,-Pre'
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cloth 81 90 Turkey Morocco, full gilt, $780, ~.
ther OF these books are sent by mall. securely
sealed, postage paid, on receipt OF price
TIE ssPeabody Journal or Health,"a hrst
class paper In every respects pages, % columns,
-published on the first Of February, and every
month during the year. Subscription price per
year only so cents Specimen copies sent nee TO
any address, on application to the Peabody insti-
ALBERT II. HAYES, NJ d., Resident and Con-
sulting Physician.
NB-pr IN. can always be consulted In the strictes,
confidence from O'Clock In the morning un O'Clock IN
the evening. IHrioiabis secrecy and certain rshC.
ly.S
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Awooden wedding-msrrying blockhead.
Acernan grocer In Ohio has sheep which h
has taught to drink beer and chew tobacco.
As our schooi.rooms are the nurseries OF IN,
state, SO our churches are nurseries Of heaven.
Cast no dirt into tho wen that has given yor
water when you were thirsty.
It don't do to pslt every little puppy tina, bark
tyou. II would involve picking mp too many
stones. .
The appearance Of popular singers with sere
clan Bend was preceded at a Chicago concert 0'
the orchestra playing, The camsl' are Coming
A mans spirit Is q snre Indication OF the io'
that awaits him; u he be humble honor
naughty, ruin.
Dr. johnson was won't TO say that haoii VI
looking a, the best side OF every event Is ar bet
ter than thousand pounds year.
The uncertainty hanging over the future, which
,om. men give as q reason for getting and hold
ing all they can, u truly reason for bestowing
freely.
Setting M with agreeable calico OF broadcioth,
IA the case may be, Is quite different affair nom
setting up with cold, heartless, and not over clean
metal, as printers have to.
Two spendthrift young men were discussing
the character Of q elose-nsted uncle. "wel,'
said one, elf his heart falls into his stomach
,.iNs.., .nong, 90 cav. him ty.peo.l.s
A CLOCK nsNms J"'' '1u'. Ns NV" ''a, " nv "
tenderhen,eu mo'"e' .Ae"'
,.,.,s.,.
Mems h'es 'nouia DC me .ie aAy' NV
beautiful In the evening" or nAe inc su""e,
agiow win promise; OF hke he autumn ''.n WIZ
me soiaen snea'e'' wnefe toou "V'A " "''"'
nave hpeneoo ON inc ne'a'
A southern paper Is opposed to the eduea'
ton Of women Is surgeons. hsays tha'' suppose
one were under the influence oi en'o'0'o'm W
such DOCTOR what Is TO prevent me woman
nom KISSING sou' o"'
Evil Communications corrupt sooa manners =.
II some OF the evil Communications ''ns' s' my
writien) that newspaper man sometimes ~
ceives don't corrupt his good manners sue
cause he don't swear
A marriage has been arranged between the
Prince OF Austria and q daughter OF the "Duke
de Madrid" The Prince Is very young and MS
bride elect Is not yet born IL is SAD 70 imagine
the blight Of young affection In case she snou'a
happen TO be boy.
Adversely exasperates fools, defects towards,
a,avs ont the faculties OF the wise and ingenu.
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During the time. last summer, that eff
forts were made to reform John Allen,the
keeper Of Of the Water Street (New York;
dance-house, the following communica-
ton appeared In daily paper OF that
city,
Somebody once said TO DR.. johnson !:
III You were to write n play, Doctor,
wherein fishes talked. you would make
minnows talk like whales" Doctor Johf :
son was buried long time ago. But DIR.
johnson still lives.
Ofthe ministers Of the gospel who ofiic-
lated nc these prayer meetings, each one
prayed aloud for those poor, ignorant. fal-
len creatures, few OF whom could read or
write, and some Of whom had never heard
of Christ or forgiveness, just exactly,
word for word, as he would have prayed
I'm his cushioned pulpit mp town, with n
wealthy and fashionable congregation be-
fore him
One after the other each minister OF the
gospel rose In his place with that motley
crowd about him and talked about the
shining light.
And the throne OF grace.
About the good shepherd.
And the sheep In the fold.
About the vineyards.
And the slippery places.
About Lazarus
And the prodigal son.
About the Star Of Bethlehem.
And the worms Of the dust.
About the bottomless pit.
And the waters Of Jordan.
About mlnistering angels.
And loud hosannas.
And Gethsemane.
And Calyery. -
And Zion.
John Allen standing there with his wife,
and the poor besotted women over I'm the
corner, were earnestly besought
To lay hold on the cross;
To flee from the coming wrath;
To avoid the avenging sword:
They were implored to plant their feet
upon the rock OF ages;
And 10 drink Of the waters OF life:
TO keep their lamps trimmed.
And 10 let their light shine befor,
men. -
not to turn deaf ear to the trump Of sal
To press ON In the straight and narrow
path up to the gates OF gold, I'LL the,
could behold the hills OF Zion, and law
their bodies In the cool waters 2t J9rdan
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Travel.
G9@53 x ESHTIf RaiL ssST : WHITE S's.s;

~ q MOUTH RifiLRoIp- win,s,
Arrangement : Commencing Monday, Dec. ,Ith, 1865
Passenger trains daily (SuDdays exceptedl As follows
Bddeford for South Berwick Junction, Portsmouth and
Boston at T.21 ami $50 A. ", and j. - and IS n
Returning, leave Boston at 100 Al and 800 and 600
Pm From Portsmouth at 90 A. NJ and $50 and 500
Pm. ..# ...- 80.
Blddeford for Portland at 100 l1o2 and 1l$3A. ~. al
T15 AMI 30 Returning ut ~ and $50 A. H., and
345 and ass Pm.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 0 81 p. ~
train to Boston and 600 p. ~ from Boston, viii run via
Boston Maine r. r. stopping only Biddeior Kenne.
bunk, South Berwick Junction, Dover, Exeter HaSerh
AMI Lawrence.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, win run via
Eastern Railroad stopping only at Btdecr, KenDebunk,
South Berwick Junction, Portsmouth, Newburypor salem,
and Lynn
The train leaving Boston at 80 A. NJ does not stop on
p H. ", except TO leave passengers taken beyond
Portsmouth and South Berwick Junction.
Freight trains daily, SUNDAYS excepted.
FRANCIS CHASE, supt.
Blddsford. Nov. 80, 1868. 2%
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The Medicine for
Whooping Cough.

agreeable and almost instant relief In the spasms
OF whoopug Coush. This ID . complaint that all
children are expected 10 have and when u comes,
strange TO say. they are lett 10 night through ~
It's intensity or help the sufferers along And
when II is reflected that very many OF the diseases
OF older and adult years have their origin In the
tear and strain Of Wbooping Cough, this nsgIsct
would be utterly unaccoun table but for the fact
that chiidren's diseases, like many or the weak.
nesses OF women. are considered 90 much matter
OF course that people have become stoioally un-
concerned about them. Let them couH itthrouEh
ss No did, seems generally 70 be the unfeeling
word whoopIng Cough !. Nervous disease. and
Dodd's NsIyine and lnvigorator treats u with
CONFLICTS SUCCESS Mothers, TRY 1T, and
save your little ones the worst agony oil this die.
trsssing affection. sure and benenceut medi'
eine
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To Holders of Government bonds,
AND orHER
SECURITIES AND vALuABLEs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS.
90 STATE ST.. BOSTON

LEE HIGGINsON a Co offer for Rent. Safes In
side their Vaults at rates IRON so 10 500 per
mum. They alss offer Ia receive, on special depos
IL a. Bailees, securities Of persons living In the
country or travelling abroad, ofhcers OF the Army
and Navy, Masters Of Vessels, aud others CIrcu-
lars containing full particulars forwarded on Ap-
p.icatcn 20 HENBf LIB, Manager.
Boston, March |, 1865. sp.nolyll
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Bankr,sp,ey .Noetees.
Tn Rankruptry.

UNIIIS Is to give notice, that on the twenty
sixth day or February A. D. 1893. warrant IN
bankruptcy WAS Issued against the estate Of Amss
L. Aver, OF BIddeford, In the County Of York and
stste OF Maine, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own Petition, that the payment Of
OF any debts and delivery OF any property belong.
ne transfer OF any property by him are forbid.
den by law that meeting Of the creditors OF the
mid bankrupt 10 prove their debts, and TO choose
one or more Assignees Of his estats, will be held
Biddeiord, before James ID. Ressendeu Register,
on the twenty-siXth day OF March. A. d. 1869, al
ten o'clock A. H., at City Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK,
sull u. 8. Marshal. for said District.
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WANTED! WANTED !

Iwant 10 rouse each sleepy head,
Who stand upon the brink. IT,. F..
Where yawniug gulfs disclose the dead,
Who might bat did not, think.
Iwsnt 10 warn the living ones
Who blindly grops along, .. .. Dbl.
Ye fathers, daushters, mothers, sons,
81 what psriis round you thropg!
Look out. my reader, are you free, r.rH
Or do you wear the mark
Most all are blind and cannot See,
Tea, cropping In the dark.
Catarrh, demon In The head,
Kills hosts, zee, countless millions, dead,
Perhaps you may DO one.
That hacking. hawking, splitting. shows
Catsrrh Affects your head.
Matter and slime In throat or nose, ....
Runs down your throat instead.
Your lungs and liver soon will show,
Consumption has It's birth,
Catarrh, It's sire. will feed ttoo.
Till you return 10 earth.
II colds Affect your head and throat,
AssIHILAroR buyi
Now don't forget what have wrote,
Or think this subject dry.
woLcorr's AsSIHILAroR cures
Csf0vA-the demon dies E.H
II saves the hmg,. good health insures.
And Catarrh quickly dies.
Iwant to crafty my friends,
Who wish TO understand ...-...ts .-.
About PAIN PAISr, lts use, It's ends,
And why Its great demand.
Iwant 10 show you, plain 80 day,
Why PAIN PAIsr stops all pain,
That you may never have to say
"Inl not try paint again"
PAIN PAIxr will cool, but never stainj
Pumps Inflammation out
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Blddsford, nov. 30, 1865.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and amer the 18th inst. the hno
IT, Steamer Dirigo and franconia, will
G-C until further notice, runs rs follows
Leave Gaits Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and leave
Pier % East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at3P.M
The Dirigo and francouia are fitted up with line
accommod atoms for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route for trav-
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, in State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
ti,OO Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and from Mon
treal, Quebec, Halifax, st. John, and all parts OF
Maine
Shippers are requested TO send their Freight to
the steamers as carly as q p. NJ. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passageapply to
HENRY Fox, Galt's Wharf. Portland.
J. y, AMES, Pier 35 East River, New York.
May q. 1865. ~
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Important Certificate !!
Speedy Cure OF whooping Cough,
M p..xxrv Fso Rrooklvo Nv

y. W. D'ooSAS ~ ~
am not In the habit OF taking advertised mcdi
cines, nor OF certifying TO thsir curative ehect,
when they CONS under my observation but bel
constrained 70 make an exception 10 hvor q
DODDS NERyINE AND INYlGORATOR,a med.
joine have used In my family for some time past.
NV little daughter had been suffering from severe
Wboopirg Cough for several weeks, and was 90
much broker Of rest nj night that-by excessive
coughing and loss or sleep-her constitution and
general health seemed TO DO giving way. Various
remedies or pslliatives were recommended ny In
innate neghboTs, but nothing was tried until our
attention Was called by q physician, not nov In
practice, to Dodds Nervine. This We procured
and commenced using at once-with IN eject I'm.
mediate and surprising. As the commissions were
hardest at nj light, We began by giving the Nervine
on her goln. to bed The a. 81 dose administered
made It's impression the cough became less ffes
auent, and very much less severe-she soon got
her accustomed sleep-rapdly revived In health
and vgor-And In q few days was 80 we'll - ever.
What was lett Of the hopping Cough vas there.
after Of no trouble. or course cannot but con.
slider 7: dds Nervine and fnvigorator an invalus-
BILE remedy for this distressing mAlady. may
add that / have since recommended IL 10 several
family friends, In like circumstances, and have
found Il in every case TO be equally SUCCESSFUL IL
needs only TO be known to come into nnlysrsaI de-
mand. ..... J.. W. rEChbII,
For sale by druggists. Price One Dollar. sws
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Sunday Readissg.
Opporfs sifu.
ny RossITER JOHNSON.

Not idly dreaming Of Thy heaven,
Nor longing for some vague delight,
With scorn Of such as time has gwen,
Nor blind to glor,es Of the slight
with watching for the break Of dawn,
Nor mourning good forever gone,
Par from my fellow men Withdrawn,
Would I Thy mercies. Lord, requite.
The great to-come IL Thine alone:
The past, we know not whose It's;
Its days and deeds are all lie own,
And mine, perhaps, its miseries.
But though all things beyond may be
HID In harry drApcry.
One little circle round Is tree
PROM darkness, doubt, and mysteries.
That little circle, now and here,
Moves onward with me as 60;
That hazy curtain hanging near
Rolls backward with continual now
And stili my growing pathway glides
where some divine impuision guides.
And still Thy Ornament ablles,
And through the mist Its beaeons glow
The measure OF Thy work Is more
Than I may ever hope 10 span
with compass of the little lore
That puts the mind Of puny man.
I emily know that round my feet
Lie shreds OF purpose incomplete,
which must help TO form and meet,
Revealing Thy eternal plan.
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In Bankruptcy.

DIsTMCT OF MAINE, ss.-This Is to give
IL notice, that third meeting Of the creditors
Of Charles W. Furlong, Bankrupt, will be held at
the ONCE OF James ID. ssenden, Register In Bank.
ruptcy, in raid district ut City Rooms. Biddsford,
on the twenty.hxth day OF March. A. ID. 1859. OF
ten O'Clock A. H., for the purpose named In the
twenty-eiyhth section Of the Bankrupt Act Of
Congress, approved March ID, 1867. 'IH7
J. @ sCAMM0N, Assignee.
saco. March 8, 1869. 2Wii
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DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
/ BLOOD Purifier and Regulator,

-cuREs--
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections Diseases OF the skin, Consump-
tive Tendencies, Chronic Dlsrrh1a, and Diseases
peculiar To Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated Catarrh Tro-
ches and Electric Hair RestoreI, les Main street,
Mass. For sale by all drugyists
splyos5
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mo THE LADIES.

mo THE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l..
Il DIX psrlcsAny Invites ~ IAs',s vhs sssd MOI
,o or Surgical sAriser, N oh II hs lions ~ h1est
srr<s, BssSa, No, vhich they yin md arsnged ~
On DIX having dsvoasi over twenty yeaS 10 tAis
SrrA Il ths ~ss~ss - ~ dis-sses psesnAf " snAhs
nv oowsdsd By ~, (osh N Ills custy md naroys)
thsi he sYosis IN othes known prsctuooen In NE Ak,
liz rcdIoises srs prvpsrrd viii Ne expsvs papcs OF
vc-,cs IN dlssass scA d<bGisy. vsAknr. usnnAs-
ri supcrps.lsa, snsarnsas q NJ vsnh, ~ IN a.
.hs,-ss mn es~ ftum nttl stsis q N Mod. M
~ = ~ ANY prspsrsd % rsst IN hi psssihf ~,
- ,efIo.ns ana surrsesuy, An dssasrs q w snais
ct and ~ srs respectfully iavissi 70 OIL -
ffl Ne, o. RnAseses Street, Dsssso,
An ss~. ,suksss sAviss pns' contain 60 A'oss %
lnsurs q angvw. .rr. e. "a
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In Daakruptcy,

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss-The undersigned
~ hereby gives notice OF his appointment as As
siguee of Samuel Simpson, Of Biddeford. In the
County OF York, and State OF Maine, within said
district who has been adiudgrd BANKRUPT, upon
his own petition, by the Dittrct Court OF said dis
trict. JOHN Y. SCAMMON, Assignee.
Biddesord Feb 26, 1869. 3Wli
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In Bankruptcy.
|, 0R MAINE o.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
~ cd hereby gives notice Of his appointment
As Assignee Of Frank O Gordon, OF Blddeford, In
the County OF York, and State OF Maine. within
said district, who has been adjudged . Bankrupt,
upon his own petition, by tbs District Court oil
said district JOHN Q sCAMM0S, Assignee.
Biddeford, Feb. 20, 1862 3Wll