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DIR. SMITHS COMPOUND EXTRACT
BLACKBERRY.
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
Usrrhea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Cholera lnfantum, Coles, Cramps. dripping
Pains. Indigestion, General Debility. Fc-
male Weakness, and all diseases OF the
Stomach and Bowels incident to
the Summer Season

This highly concentrated Extract, stands before
the world. matehess Remedial Agent and medi-
cinal preparation for the diseases here particular
ised. Cases Of the most inveterate bloody dysen-
terry, where every other preparation has been
unsvailing have, by the magical power OF this
compound, been broken up, and the patient
brought speedily 10 perfect state OF health ,
thus setting at defiance the common remedies OF
the day. and rendering II OF intrinsic value.
Its pre-. eminence In the long catalogue OF medi-
cines In the cure Of Summer Complaints, has been
long known aud highly appreciated by thousanas'
The most eminent physicians pronounce IL an In
valuable medicine, which every family should DC
session of at the season Of the year when bower
complaints are prevalent, that children may have
Its benefit when first the symptoms OF these dis-
eases so fatal with them. make their appearance.
Sold at Wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor,
DIR. u. SMITH,
% "a Main Street, Biddeford, Me.
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" ELISABETH r. GILPATRICK.
state OF Maine.

York, IS. IT the Supreme yudisidi Court begsn
and he'll at difrsd, uithin and for the County o.
York on the thpi Tuesday of May, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand sigAt hnndrsd and srfy-nins.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered, That the
william j. Fitzpatrick, Caroline L. Fitzpatrick, and
Abby A. fitzpatrick, and John Fitzpatrick, interested
In the prayer thereof TO appear before tho Justice
Of our said Court, 10 be held ut Alfred, within and
for said County Of York, on the third Tuesday Of
September next, by serving said Phineas W., vii.
liam j., Caroline f., and Abby A., with an attestcd
copy Of said petition and this order thereon four
teen tand by publishing the same three weeks sue.
printed In Biddeford, In said County Of York, the
last publication to he thirty days, Mt least before
tho sitting Of said Court, that they may then and
there In our said Court show cause, VI any they
have why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
49, Attest II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
\ cts. A truo copy Of the petition and order
60 Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
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Use DR.. Smiths Extract Of Blackberry for
DiarrhGa and summer complaints. IL never
fails IL used according to Directions.
For children ii is the best remedy in use, being
safe and pleasant to take, Try it. 30
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.OUT OF sORTs.v

Take Or s. y. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BIrrERS,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Estahlished in 1903. 4mlJ
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(iS,rsct Of Pla.tis, mn,

AsSusPSIr-On account annexed for making go
sack coats, sll0. and interest on same. So ais,
fbr labor and care, $40, also for interest sSs
Under second and last counts p will Offer In prcoi
the labor performed and the interest accrued on
same, as set forth In the account annexed Writ
dated May LET, 1862, returnahle at May Term 1859.
Addamnum sip..
4 true cory Of order OF eou,t with
rs CT. IRs. abstract Of the writ
'~~~~' Attest II. FAIRFIELD, cisrs.
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...o Pos, ome.--M.u Arrangement.

Sseo Post Omce--Mau Arrangements.
Hans cLcss fr the West at $50 A. n, and , % y.
For The Last al IL - A. D., and 80 ~ 70 In
eriek, al II 5OP.E Country Malls close o'efJ Aues
dsy, rhar-lsy sRd Saturday at $50 A. n. 49,
NIIIs lRErvr frusn the West at ts.io ash ~ y.
Yor Ire E.-. 9, 30 A.. NJ, spi aos '. NJ Limerick, q
siAs Csan,ry Mads arrive every Mcnndc, Neines
u' -" '' s s. RICHARDS. r. NJ.
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GOO PER DAY.-Agcnts wanted every
oGO where. sample for two stamps. Ad.
dress BATES. IAISEs & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Auinu aud SoarnaL
Travellers Guide.
sAIL-ROADA.

sAIL-soAns.
Bpp.,upp Trains leave Tor Boston and the west-6Sl
and o 20 n and ~ and Ga Y. ~ Rssurkng, IeNse
Bos,es at . 20 A. ~ ~ ~, aud 10 and S.OoP.H
Trains leave Coz Portland and the EAsl-l. as, AZ and
TISA.s, and s9 '. =. Returning ns.lS and SEQ
An, aud ass and ooor.s.
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Railroads amd steamboats,.

@-EF PORTLAND, sAC0 rORrs-
~ srrS<<Sjfs MOUTH RAfIR0AD-sammer
Arrangement = Convincing Monday, May u, lscs.
Trains leave ~ followsi
Diiiefor or south Berwick Junction, iostsmoaih and
Boston at 65l ant $50 A. and >. ~ and oSJ .. n.
Returning, leave Boston At 7JD " ~, and JOY Ard
600 ?. y. From Portsmouth at iooo A. y, 2so' DIV
and s0Or.A
B,ddeford Cor Portland. At iiIs A. n, A2s, rs and
92OP. NJ Returning al Si1 and sDA.n- and 100 and
6t0r,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 90 r.s.
tain 10 and from Boston win via Eastern Railroad,
stopplng only at saco Bjdeori, kenDebunk, south I
Wick Junction, Portsmouth, Nevburypot, salem Lynn
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, WI run wa
Boston Maine H. H., stopping only at saea Biddeford,
Keapsbunk South Berwick Junction, Dover, kssssf, ia-
verhIi and Lawrence.
train leaves Bddefoci for Portland and ntsrmelais
Stations daily at 7.3o Rstarnns, leaves POfsiand
Coz nlddefOrt nj 520P.h
Pas.enrers wi otserve that the Esprc< train s this
season u run over the Eastern Railroad on Moeiays,
Wene.iays ami Fridays and the Boston and Maine
RaIlrusd on tuesday, Thursdays and saturday. having
f0'"''" NJ" ''' ~ FRANCIS CHASE, sop..
Blidsford. April q, 1909. 2M
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How to Make Money Fast and Honestly

ness set aside liberal DER centage FOR ayertising
and do not hesitate. Keep yourselves INCREASINGLY
before the public and IL matters not what business
of utility you may be engaged in for fintelligent
y and industriOusly pursued, fortune will be the
rssult.-Hunt's MsTc6aHt's Magazine.
The farmer plants his seed and while he Is sleep
ing his and potatoes are growing. So with ad.
yertising. While you are sleeping or eating, or
conyersing with one set Of customers, your adver-
tisements being read by hundreds and thousands
OF persons who never saw yvu nor heard Of your
business, nor never would had IL not been for your
advertisement appearing In the paper.-Dr. JOHN
Campbell. %
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merce, and he Is rvquired 70 report 70 Ccugres. q
the opening Of its Dccembcr session, all eIpendi
that time In detail t.itJI pf3 rs
Approved, April 10, 1869. ,-,.t.-I,-
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Nv the President OF the United States
of America.
A PROCLAMATION.


nv the President OF the United states
of America.
- A PROCLAMATION. ...
Whereas an additional article TO the convention
for regulating the jurisdiction OF consnis, petween
the United states Of America and his MAJESTY me
King OF Italy, was concluded and signed by their
respective Undergraduates at Washington, on the
twenty -hrst day Of January, eighteen hundred and
sxty-nine which additional article, being IN ne
English and Italian Languages, worn iof "o'u ~
The exchanges of indications Of tho convention
for regulating the Jurisdiction OF consuls between
the United States and his Majesty the King OF ay'
ing been unavoidably delayed beyond the period
stipulated In Article Xvll IL Is agreed between the
high contracting parties that the said conyention
shall have the same force and eject as would nave
had II the exchange had been effected within the
stipulated period.
In witness whereof the respective plcnipotentia-
RIGS have signed tho present article In duplicate,
and have affixed thereto the seal OF their arms.
Done ut Washington, the 2it day Of January,
IsrAL.l WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
sYAL. N. CERRuTl.
And whereas the said additional article has been
duly nthcd on both parts and the respective rati.
Now, therefore, be u known that I, u. 8. Grant.
President OF the United states Of America, have
caused the said additional article TO be made public
10 the end that the same and every clause and art
clio thereof may be observed and fulfilled with good
faith by the United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to DO al.
fixed. -..
Done in the city Of Washington, this eleventh day
OF May. In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-nne. and Of the Independence VI
the United states OF America the ninety-third
IsEALl U. s. GRANT.
by the President,
HAMILTON PIsH,
Secretary Of State.
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FALL RIVER line


.Ntp York, PHILADELPHIA, baltimore. Yah
ington, and all principal points Wof.
South and South Hat.
Via Taunton, Pan River and Newport.
Cabin, $500 Deet, 600. baggage
CEE8 Yost ir-s q ehsrrs.
= X2f36 New Yuk trains ksve The Oh Co,ooy
AMI Newpcu Railway Depot, corner IL South and Knee
l.ni .rsst., daily, tsapd.J. e.o.I4elJ a. ia'o.s q
q the regular Steamboat rrain which leavs bo>no 81
1.aO r. n, converting 81 Newyort With The nv and
magnificent s,eamcp PROVIDENCE, Capt u. N. Nm.
.n. plsTo H.. Ss , I'm p s. ts .,. S
expressly &c stsoi, saty and eomfSt. This Hne
cts sith all Ne s,aihsrs Bs and RsiirAA Linz frpn
New York gong wesi and SOUTH and eoovva'ssi 70 NE
"To shippers or Frsisht' ,hl, Linz, vilA IL
new AMI extensive depot accommodates In Bostn and
large pier In Nev Yost (eIciasvtly 81 NE Ne a ths
luz supplied si,h facilities ios freight and psassngsr
ken al Io~ raies, and iorvarie.i vith dopa,rh.
New Yort Hiprss Freight Train leaves Bostou IL 10
2. Nj goods arrive In Nev fort next morning xboa
A. NJ. Freight leaving New Yosk reaches Boslon On The
following deg stg.tsA.M. rl
nys ofice, At No on etAfe lIouse cxper AZ Washing
ton and stats ssts, and Il 0h cooey and Nsvp<t De-
prt, corner a South and Kneslapd stresu. Bostcn.
psUNDAY NIGHT LINE.u
Car. ies,e s,ery Sunday evening. al $50 P' M,
connecting as above
Ths ono, 0h STATE IIoass, vii b ep,n evey Sun
day afternoon run TO oelok. and q the pepot nm
ploA.N. and from 70 $50 =. ~, To- sas Of nehe"
s,ssmers ie.ye Se~ YOrt daily. eaoi.y, ioeisa-sl
irn Pier - North River, 'oa q Murray a'S
Iva GRO. snIyEEicK, Psssrners rrssshs Ar'
JAMES YIsK, Jr.,
Managing Director Manganese ssss1-.'P -
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For sale!

THE ENTIRE STOCK Of Furniture
C sya-lstS<s and Fixtures Of
TURNER a. PARSONS,
with business Of 5000 per year, AMI one o the hest
LEGATIONS In town Rent reasonable Any one wishing To
engage In cool business win ind this Que OF the beet
csnces oered in it time. The object of selling one
% the Iartoers DESTROYS OF going south, und WI give
any one a good bargain who wishes To purchase
A. l. TURNER,
- J o. PARSONS.
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Btdderord ADVERTISEMENT.

EXTENSION TABLES The place 70
N how EItsnsiou Tables IL at No. ~ Main
ST., Biddeford, Me-, where they arc made and
warranted by iiu HIRAM u. SMITH.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Semi-Weekly Line!

an"n Steamer DfFfgo aud FThhcOnIa, VIII
GHtss until further notice, runs - followsi
Leave Galps Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
Pieras East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at3r.M
The Dirigo and Rranconia are fitted mp with hns
accommodations for passengers, making this tho
most conveient and comfortable route for tfav-
eIers between New York aud Name.
Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
N,cO. Meals extra.
Iioods forwarded by this line 10 and from Mon
trea, Quebec, Halifax, g. John, and al parts Of
Maine. . ....l. a..-.. ..... -. I....-.
Shippers are requested TO send their Freight 10
the Steamers rs early 80 Q 2. II. on ths day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, Gaips Wharf. Portland.
J. y. AsfRs, Pier d East River. New York.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
H,l,ME into my enclosure pair Of red oxen.
I i The owner can have the same by proving prov.
ins property and paying charges.
EBEN EMERSON.
Biddeford, July 20, 1869. iwn
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AN ACT making an appropriation for the i'm.
year ending juno 10. 1909, and the year ending


10 % sraofsf ~ hs Ssrafs aad House of Reprt-
ssafifres If tAs United Stsfss Of xnsr,o, an Con-
yvsss assembIed. That tho OF two million dollars
Is hereby appropriated for the fiscal wear ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy, 10 DO
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and completion of works Cor the improvement 81
nye and harbors, under the direction OF the secre-
tary OF War Proudsd, That the Secretary Of War
- hereby authorised To cause such expenditures 70
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without tho aid OF advertisements could have
done nothing In my speculations. have the most
complete faith In "printers ink" Advertising Is
the "royal road 10 ess."-Barnum.
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r- Notices % deaths, not exccng sis lines, inserteS
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MARY c. THORNTON, Of RennebunkpcIt, an
,,s.ne pcrou Two petitIou. fst llccnsc 10 cell and
convoy real estate in saco private sale, presented
by IIampden Fairfield, her Guardian.
BErsEY POSs, late Of BIddeford, deceased. Pcti-
lion for license 20 sell and convey rial estate al pm
yate sale 10 pay debts, presented by george IL.
Knolton, her Administrator.
ELI r. LITTLEFIELD, late Of Wells, deceased.
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MHRIBAII LEWIS, OF Kittsry, an insane person.
Petition for license 10 sell and convey real estate ~
private ale. presented by Josiah w. Lewis, her
uardlan.
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order and justice have been observed. The
man who has Just been executed was probably
e by Sc n
exemplary severity At this very moment the
government was leniently sending out of the
country more astute but equally culpable men.
The proclamation concludes with q Aattering
address to the citizen volunteers.
HAVANA, March 22.-The Captain General will
bold a review Of all the troops in and around
Havana tomorrow.
In skrmlsh near Trinidad, the rebel Gene
raj Schmidt was killed. Two more plantations
in that jurisdiction have been destroyed by the
rebels.
A journal here reports that the towns of
Manicaragua and Porruco Galanu were burned
by order OF Cabada.
The Prensd reports that twenty-five insur-
gents, most oftht N of high rank in the rebel
army, were captOred and executed within five
leagues of Trinidad, but adds, the situation
in that quarter is worse than it has hitherto
appeared.
The Fcho newspaper of Matanzas, processes
to have received Intelligence that FlSrenCio
Jrminez, rebel general. has presented himself
to the Spanish authorities to receive pardon;
that he says other leaders, members of the
Revolutionary Juutd at Villa Clara will follow
his example, provided their lives be spared and
they be guaranteed a safe conduct to some port
from which they may sail from the island.
HAVANA. March 22.-Advices from st. Do
mngo to the 10th inst have been received.
There was the appearance OF comparative
quietness around the capital, but arrests and
executions continue to be OF frequent occur.
renee. In the extreme eastern part of the
island, the insurgents were very troublesome,
and the Government had found il necessary to
declare martial law IN the Province of Seibe,
MI. Fabens, the special commissioner of the
Dominican Government at Washington, carries
witm~hm instructions to rent the Bay of
Samana to the United States. He is very eti-
cent on the subject, and no other particulars as
to the object of his mission can be obtained.
AT Porto Rico, on the 18th instant, the sugar
market was greatly excited. The Government
has imposed additional export duties of SO per
hid. on sugar, 65 cents per hid. on molasses,
and so cents per quintal on coffee, and 20 cents
per quintal on tobacco.
New YORK, March pa special from st.
Domingo, OF the 10th says:-General Duperon
and others arrived on the TELEGRAPH, at Porto
Plata. The authorities threatened to shoot
them if they landed. They proceeded to st.
Marie, where they renamed at last accounts.
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Domestic AHaIrsI

Gold closed yesterday at 1919.
"A steam elevator at Brooklyn, yesterday,
tell prey to fire. Loss, $4,000.
Captain John S. Young, Chief of the New
York detective iorce, has been dismissed the
service.
The loss by the destruction of the Cascade
Paper Mills at Pen Yam, N. Y, will reach
$l25, 900. Insurance only $4,000.
Michael Kehoe, charged with murder, was
yesterday acquitted in Baltimore, on the
grounds of acting in self'defepse.
"A large meeting was held at Cincinnati last
evening in behalf of General William G. Halpin,
now confined in British prison.
"A coal car ran over an embankment yester-
day IN West Pittsburg, and landed in rolling
mill, killing one boy and fatally injuring
another.
Heavy gales are reported as having prevailed
off the coast and in the Chesapeake Bay within
day or two. Several ships and schooners suf-
iered severely.
"A Richmond despatch states that an expedi-
tion OF ex'Federal and exConfederate officers
and men has arrived in Cuba TOR the purp Jse OF
aiding the revoluiionists.
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Congress. nj

After the close of our report yesterday the
following was doLe in the House of Reptesen-
tatives:-
A bill respecting the election for member or
delegate to Congress was made the special
order for tomorrow. The report of the confer
ence committee on the concurrent resolution to
create Committee on Retrenchment was agreed
10. Among the bills passed was one abolishing
the office of chief of staff to the General of the
army; also bill providing that no retired
officer of the army shall be assigned to duty of
any kinds also one relative to the Adjutant-
Generals department. A resolution was
adopted relative to the foreign commerce of this
country. A bill was introduced to limit public
expenditures. resolution requesting the
Senate to return the concurrent resolution on
final adjournment was laid on the table. The
reciprocity resolution passed at last session was
again passed. Adjourned,
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Foreign Affairs.

HAVANA, March 22.-Dates from st. Thomas
are to the 10Th. The schooner Susan, from New
York for CadlZ with petroleum, put in, leaking
badly. The British brig Sisters and British
barque Rapid were wrecked, and became a
total loss. The former lost four of her crew
drowned.
At the request of the Captain General of
Porto Rico the Danish authorizes had banished
from St. Thomas Doctor Betances, OF Mayagua,
who was suspected OF beng engaged in organ
izing an expedition against the Spanish colo
MES. Passports were sent to the doctor, but he
refused to leave the island, assuming that the
action of the authorities was Illegal. He claimed
his right TO remain on the ground that he was a
citizen of the United States, and in this he
seems to have been supported by the American
Consul, who protested against the doctors
Punishment. The affair caused much excite
ment and settlement was anXiously looked for.
HAVANA, March 22-News from Port-au-
Prince 10 March IL has been received. Presi-
dent Salnaye's pickets were besieging Jacme
while the insurgents had commence 10 oeslege
Gonaives, with the probabilities OF success III
favor OF the latter.
Sainaye arrested some two hundred merchants
in Portau-Prince, and cent them to GonatVes 10
reinforce the garrison. ,
Ministry. Ia,
France, by which the latter is 10 receive twelve
per cent. Of the revenues towards the payment
of her claims. Vessels are allowed to enter all
ports of Hayti, and discharge and load mer-
chandise, provided those bound to ports IN the
hands of the rebels previously report at a loyal
mort for an inspection OF their cargoes.
HAVANA, March 22.-The Haytien revoiuuon-
ary steamer Mount Vernon was at Jamaica on
the 18th instant where she put In for sapples
of coal and TO receive her armament. Refugees
from Cuba and Hayti we're hocking to Jamaica
III large numbers.
Arrivals from Caracas bring adyces to the
10th instant. The republic. was Tranquil. An
unimportant rising occuHed In Corre' ana was
soon quelled. o
HAVANA, March 22.-The man arrested on tne
uharf on Saturday, on charge OF theft, proves
IN have been Cuban rebel. Hs was tried ana
sentenced 10 death by court martial in the
afternoon. and shot at six O'CLOCK the same
evening. o,...o.aar isouaa a nro.
o,smation addressed 10 the citizens OF Havana
in which he refers to the events OF the Gay
before He says his promises OF maintaining