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Cigars, Gubaffp, 81.

ATTENTION, VIE SMOKERS!
TF YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A GENUINE 1n,.
Il PORTED HAVANA CIGAR, call at No OMAR-
hET-si Rect. where you will find now open for
inspection the largest and most ect stock of Cgars
ever imported to this market and which we offer at
o price that will satisfy all demands.
Wholesale and Retail, by
SAYAS & NTARINAS.
january ws No. 80 Marketstreet.
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Tl1ants.

WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD FEMALE
wv COOK. also competent WASHERWOMAN
Apply at No. Is WENlWOHTH-S1RREl south side
near Eust buy. February 10
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WANTED, a COOK AND WASHER
w ,or family of two Apply on Marshall's
Wharf, to JOHN MARSHALL, Jr.
EehrunIY 9 Q
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w ANTED, ny n LADY, A SITUATION
w Us Housekeeper, or to make he,selt generally
useful compensation no oj ject, her desire is to
obtain home. The best of recemmel dations can
be given. Apply at No. T3 EAST BAY.
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HECKER'S FARTNA.

pATENT AND PEARL BARLEY, SAGO, TIA
Il PIOCA, Maizena,, Corn starch. Arrow Root
Comstock's Rational Food, italian Maccaroni and
Ver1ntcellt Cox's SpsI king and Cooper's Geatipe
French, American and Russian Isinglass will be
round at VIM. $. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 KinG-street
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FRESH SALMON.
MUSTARD,

GPIcEs. SWEET HERBS, RAIsINs, ctTRoN,
Ligs in boxes and drums. at 25 6Cc and 81; Pecans
Hasel and Hickory Nuts, soft shell Almonds con-
stantly on hand, ut VIM. S. CORWfN & co,
No. 275 Knr-street
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ANGOSTURA'S.
ANiSETTf. MAKTS. HINO

NURACOA, KRUMMELL AbSINTHE, CHAR.
~ TREUSF, Creme de Menthm. Rose, Canelle,
Hogan, Parfait Amour. Huile 40 Vanille.
For sole by WM. s. CORWIN & CO.,
NO. 276 Kng-street.
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TNANTED, BY LADY ACCUS,Tunl
w ED TO write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers Magazines as a
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss X. K. W., PostofIice, Charleston, S. G.
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NEW YORK, Tuesday. Msy1.
Dear Siy-The want of pure Wines and LIQUORS
Tor medicinal purposes has been long felt by the
iesmon ana tnoueanoe OF lives have been sacr1fced
by the use q adulterated articles Deriuu fremens
and other diseases 0. the brain and nerves 60 rfe
In this couiffy, are very rare In Europe, owing In
great degreh to tho difference n the purity of the
spirits sold t T-'005~- = - -
We have |ested the several articles Imported and
sold by yoT including your Gin which you sell nm
DER the name or Aromatie Schiadarn aehnapps which
we conside1 justly entitled 10 the high reputation II
has acqurh In this country; and nom your long ex
peIience af foreign importer, your Bottled Wines
ana LtauoP should meet with the same demand.
Wewou4 recommend you to appoint sonao OF the
In different parts Of Che CITY
as agents for the sale OF your Branches and Wines.
wnece me prOiess,on can Obtain the same when
needed fottnedicinal purposes. TF,- ~
Washington success in your new enterpriso
We remain, your Obedi0nt s6rvnYta &,
VALENTINE MOTT, M, D., Professor N Srnroarv
Untvedty Medical College, New York. Ts
J. M CAlNOOHAN, n. D., Professor OF Clinical
turgeb, surgeoD-in- Chief to the State Hospitai.
&o., R. ia East Sixteenth-street. Ig- Z,
LEWIS AEAYRE, NJ. D., No. 79s Broadway. n (
81 r. PIE FEEs, N D.. No. 79a nroaa vtay s
JOSEPH YORslFiti, M d.. No tao EintfVxtrssst. 4,
NEIS0N DTEELB, M d., No. ~ Eleelsr-stroat.
JOHN O'fEILs.Y, M. ~, Nta aaSssa 1I,sst aj strcck
B. T. RAPHAEL, NJ ~, Prof asassi Of is aas ncirlas
md lp;.ctics Of (sufsery, New Yopk Ms,sssal uoL
lege sc. Ms.ea Ntatl-stracs ana ottaeM 1.
The prysT'ster also oiers sor salc 1K
HOTTT1TD wIiSRS AND LIouCRs a
Mnported hna bottled by himselg sxpressiy scs ma
rity. UDW1xPabV WCLWc.
Aev6MborA ~ 0Moa e
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VNrANTED, AGENTS To SELL THtc
~ AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
s2o 1he simplest. cheapest and best Knitting Mu-
chine ever invented Will knit 90 600 stitches Der
minute Liberal inducements to agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY.
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
FebruaryC yyfr,1oA
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I.O. %. u.
SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. 1.
TH7HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
81 LODGE will be held 1H1s EVENING, at Seven
BY order. +. w. CANNON
February 10 W Secretary
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CHOICE GOSHEN.

ENNGLISH DAIRY, PINEAPPLE EIDAM, SAP
~ sAGO, YOUNG AMERICA (&REESES, at - -
VIM. S. CORWTN g. Co,
No 275 Kings treet.
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Gc Rfnt.

~ ENTLEMEN OR PARTIES 'DESIR.
W ING ROOMS pleasantly located furnished or
not. can be accommod ted at NO. 95 BROAD
STREET. witu3~ Febr,1arv IN
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NEW YonK, No. So CEDAn.sTREEr.
November 20, 1857
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sfrt-s have submitted to chemical analysis
two bott+sof 'schiednm Schnapps,' which took
from fresh package In your bon"ed warehouse. ana
find as before, that the spirituous liquor is tree
from injurius ingredients Justification; that it
has the marks Of being aged and not recently pre-
pared by DAechanical admixture Of alcohol and aro
mates.
Respectfully, FRED. r.. MAYER,
'..fi Chemist
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sfhisSam Ssrbnapns

pFttC = A." "poLpHO Mr,..i
p 't'f f'r oi hc Neh'".Ha .4,'onol,o sin =,
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A GENTS WANTED.--575 TO $500 PER
~ month or a commission from which twice
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE; price S18 For circulars and terms address
G. BOWEhS & CO., No. 800 South Tbird-street
Phila 1ephia, Pa. 3mo December &
WTANTED, EVERYBODY To SUR
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES G. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains oil of the latest publications
April II No. 16l KING G-STREET.
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feel bound to say, that regard your Selma ops
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure and
deserving of medical patronage. At all events it is
the purest possible article of Holland Gin hereto
fore unobtainable and such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
David L. MOTT, MD,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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D OOMS TO RENT TO "A ~AmpLY
lG without children. Apply to G.. GRAF, north
east corner of Wentworth and Pitt streets.
Eebruary6
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26 PINE-sTREET, NEW YoRK)
November q, 1867. I
UDoLpHo WoI.FE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-1 have made chemical examination of
sample OF your Schledam schnapps, with tie in
tent OF determining II any foreign or injurious sub
stance had been added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted In the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harmful
admxture have been unable to discover anv
trace OF the deleterious substances wich are sn.
ployed in the adulteration of liquors. would not
for medicinal purposes, the Schiedam Schnapps as
an excellent and unobjectonable variety of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Signed,) 0HAS. A. SEELY Chemist
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notiees in Daukruptfp.


FeOruarY lO Secretary and Treasurer
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mate friends Of the deceased, ever read them.
and subscribers rigbtfully grumble II the space
they have right to claim. Is dllcd up with
''poetry" never read, never designed to be
read, and which ought not to be read. -
Ia Ms~srs~ss. r., Nt.Tssts y. y J,
Mr.. william Bartlett Sewall died in Kenns-
bunk on Thursday last, at the age Of cighty-siI
years. He was born at York in 1852, and was
descendant in the sixth generation from Hen
ry Sewall, who came over to this country in
1854. Mr.. sewall graduated at Harvard Col
lege in 1903; Of the class, which numbered
forty-two members, only one, Mr.. James Savage
Of Boston, Is now living. He studied law at
Portland in the Office Of Isaac Parker, AFTER
wards Chief Justice Of Massachusetts,. He en-
tered on the practice of the law in Portland. and
was quite successful. In 1916 he was repre-
sentative Of the town in the Massachusetts, legis-
aturc. He became editor Of the Portland Ad-
vertissr in 1923 and held the position several
years In 1887 he removed to Kennebunk,
where he has since resided. lie was twice mar
ricd and his second wife survives him.
accident. ......-....,.,
The wife Of Mr.. VIM. G. Lord, Of Berwick,
was run over by horse and sleigh on weines-
day Of last week. BY some means she was
caught under the sleigh and dragged about
rod, and II Is remarkable that she escaped with
- ,;c. .l,ho,,b bar In rics N IN not of a PC
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,a 8 - HAKK! BARK / ,i,i %. .ss
HEAR, We AFFLICTED I

PROP. ~. FERDENANDERx, . Regular Ply
sici.n and Surgeon, and . mas % iutcErity. dssus
g his duty 70 w.m .ss ean1 ~ smssssa sesin,s
are daily brought % his notics Dr y % rsaArk.
sbis Coz his low charges snd ~ his spssay Susss
% any diseases 90 the urino- Esns10vs orxaas
Cd and zoe can call on o. addrss the Doesor
Without fsar Of moustfous charges. 10 v iof ths
interest OF females 10 consult him @ his 10 bra.
tics peculiar 20 France anh SPAIN. 'EFT5 -
Old chronic cases prodaesd BY nslprsstsss Of
unprtseipisd men. skilfaily rsnovsd. fssug nsa
addicted % ssoret hsbits, " salssinE ffou ssiaal
wsaknsss, eaa eail md learn their 60 without
uishing 10 remain In the city. All eoussltasious
frss' bispsussteFy and once, corner of Howard
and Sonersst strssts, Dcseon sstsases. - a,v.
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Fire.
The fire wednesday night about eleven O'Clock
in saco, was in the store occupied by A. j..
whittemore and William j. Bradford. on Main
street. Mr.. whittemorc was a dealer in Sec
ond-hsnd furniture and erockery ware, whose
loss win be partial; he is insured In the Roger
Williams Insurance Company Of Providence for
500. Mr.. Bradford was engaged In the man.
ufscture Of cigars and the sale Of raw tobacco,
who will also be partial loser and insured in
the Roger Williams for $1,000, $3.50 in the Sc
curity Of N. Y. DIR. Allen who occupied a
room overhead will suffer considerably, although
We arc unable to get at his loss, or insurance.
No. Ber,ciek.
At our annual election Of town officers ON
Monday, the Republicans elected the following
gentlemen for Selcctmen Haven A. Butler,
John Hall, George II. Wentworth Town Treas
urer, William Hobbs School Committee, c. W..
Greenleaf: making . gain Of 30 votes from
last year when the Democrats were successful.
I
Good, Bettcr, Rest.
The "confeieracy Of WATERFORD is no
more. The rebel forces eaptulated on Monday
and the National flag again waves. In short,
our forces "liokod'' the cOPPerheads out Of their
boots, and redeemed the town! So they dill in
Buxton, 80 they did in Hollis, 50 they dd in
North Berwick loss to the cops. Of four
towns in Old York. Good for o. Y.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

u..- -. ...,. rous
ON s,sc,ion- IN. det.i,sd vote Of which win
=, g., .,o, N. Sra, mar. na.,ed of very
r,..,,;..,. -. ,.,,a,, syh,
fD'' = !, w., .oa .ncc.,l,d
a''' -. .u;,,.
IN 'euu'"s 'As ''pp ,'.',;s - 20 sas vote.
MAC mA10 'p'S - !. 100 n
i"e "PpA'o"' WY =, W,
RAINY " ..IAI -, -, ;,
seven u our e'''1s"' wv w -, - -,
'o" -, 80, In
NJ, ,,... u.,. N .,,,,csd In ward 1. one;
". - INV -,
ana now many IN INC o''s' "1'
learned We thus account lot ii' rodue'hs
their real majority TO lls, gain IRON last year
for US, OF 30. 1t may seem matter OF small
moment TO set this matter r'9ni' SINCE VIC eon-
ocde them over one hundred majority. but
there was this organized system Of challenging
In order solely 10 make OUT '@rks mFry %
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they were painfully aflctng. have been Radically
CURED la such great numbers in almost every SEQ
ton Of the country. that the public scarcely need 70
scroniious poison is one Of tho most destructive
enemies Of our race. Orcn, this unseen Gnd uniell
tenant Of the organism undermines The constitution
and invites the attack OF or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of Its presence. Again.
u seems ~ brce Infection throughout The body and
n;n c Sc or Other Of H. ssous os eier ON is
surface or among the vitals. In The latter, tnbcn
rles may he suddenly deposited in The lungs oi
heart, or hmors formed In the liver, or u shows
Ia presence by erutons on the akin. or foni ulcer
atoms on some part OF the body. Hence the ocea
sionai use OF Hottie OF this sdrs~p~sTil" s ad
vIsablc, even when no active Symptoms OF disease
ptaiuts generally ind immediate relief, aud, Al
length, cure, IVY thsssse Of this sARSIPARiL-
LIi ss.,dsdkssy's Fir, ncse .! Ervstpetss'
sore bsrs. sorr Ears, and other er,pilons 81
yisi,Ae form. Of srvv|stsss d'sease. Also In Tho
more concealed forms, as Dg.rrpsi., Dryg:y'
and lie various bic,ress affections Of the mlscu
lar aud nervous systems.
SvpLuts or yeservai and Merrurfai Diseasss
are cured by u, though long time N rquifcd too
subJ,iIng these obstinate maiadies by amy medicine
Bn long continued use Of this melieine wlll enp
the complaint. Le.rorrhea or Whites, Uterine
monty coon relieved and ultimately cured 10y Ne
purifying and invigoraiing effect. Minute Diiec'
lions FOR each case are found In our Almanac, sup
Piled gratis. Rhssmafisp, and Go"f. when
saused by Accommodations Of sNtrancous matters
IN tho blood, yield quickly 90 q, ns also Itrcr
Con,plaipfs, forpidi'y. Conge.fios cer inG"r.-
maf(on OF the Lirer. md Jaundiee, when aTislng
As they Often no. from the ranking rolsons In the
blood. This SIRSIP.fRfLL1 u great ~
,torcr fbr the strength and yigor ~ the system
Those who are Langsid and Ltsfi.ss, DesPon-
kenf, Sleet,iess, and troubled with Nervous .fp-
oveh~nstoss or Ffars. or any of the affections
,ytnpton,atic OF W~ak1ess, viii Ind im,ne'nse
rlief and convincing evidence VI W restorative
powcr upon trial. r. ..
'rnur PRgPhRED ny
Or. J. c. AVER q CO., Lowell, Mas,
Practical and <inaiyfieat- Chemists.
SOLD BY.AII. DRUGGISTS EyERrwIERE.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
p,.,r,e, cour, of Tn. United States.

DISTRICT OF MAINE-In the matter Of
~ Henry G. Lowell Bankrupt. In bankrupt
ey This 10 to give notice that Petition hAs been
presented To the Coart. this ninth day of March,
praying that he may be decreed To have a fpii
discharge nom all his debts, provsble under the
bankrupt Act and upon reading sAid petition, IL
u ordered By the Court that hearing be had upon
fore The Court IN Portland In sald district az 10
o'clock A.M..And that the second meeting OF the
creditors of Mid Bankrupt, be held at Portland.
eefore James ID. fessenden Register, on the third
DAY Of April 1859, and the third meeting OF The
same on Che tenth day OF April tSsp, and that an
creditors uhohsve proved their debts and
sonsin interest ma appear at std time and place
Of ,sid petition should not De granted. .lTT :
! WM. p. PREnLE,
3vl2 Clerk Of District Court Zoe "A DItriss
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* The subscriber still contin.
ues to issue Policies in the above,
and other first class Fire Compa.
mics, on Warehouses, Merchandise,
Dwellings, Household Furniture,
and other insurable property, as
LOW as is compatible with both
safety and FiRsr Glass SECURITY.
. E. II. HAYES. Ag't & Attorney.
Crystal -ireads. 1856 .Maia ST., -
3-s 49, BlDDEFoRD.
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Tn R.nl...u,.w

nISrRICT OF MAINE. ss.-This d 10 give
IL notice, that third meeting OF the Creditors
OF Alonro L Berry BANKRUPT, WIN be held ct the
ofncs % JsmesD. fesssndea Register On Bank.
on the tuesty-sixth day Of March, A. D., 1850, at
10 O'Clock A. ~, Tor The purpose named 10 the
tverty-sighth section II the BANKRUPT Act OF Con.
JOHN Q. scANMoN,
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HALLS ~
Sicillian Hair Remover,
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/. go EN- IT ST.

PhotogrsPh Albums (sli qualitisa n cAsy.
Alphabet Blocks, 'irrd ~ t.arf 30 ,ho .
E cs ~. t N.Y., ,t"..rrEtr CO. is 3,
Dolls and D"iI Head. ell ,i,esl Fancy Gl.ss,
Tow. n y.,ss w.;sb S n,, sU .ss Mantle Ov,..
g. menu, Large square FREScH LsAfnk
browns Rssrncs Of jamaica aingsr. lr5 cKssS
Durnstts k.lli.!on Dor tho complsIion) Nice
Moustarhe Cups Hry Cbeep.
Ladies' Black Walnut Work Boxes, CAssr,
Polands ilunoa Docrew uor lIsmors) cAsss.
wsll.ee's Improved Hair Rs'sorsr. only %
Ay, sinS. Al, . v,r G:'t Rsr As,o i." s
Ladies' Linen Dsndk erchiefk only. t ~
lAdies Pine nemmed do u
Best Needles, a.. Rine Casibs, r.I 40 o.
spool Cotton, ~. Toilet Soap, u
six Cakes Best Toilet Soap ior .'HH'~ No. '.- rs
hast WOODEN Yarn, all solor', cnl F.alg :"
Blue, Brown, Green and Drab veil. cA,as.
L,rEs assortmcst Of Ladies' Clouds, fr do
Tucked Linen Cum, %. sleeve buttons "' -
Black Velvet Nbbons, selling ff.,... 90 CAtP
Rest Black Kid Gloves, all slies
Family ~. Coiors. Cheap Bosou Pins, -.
dents All Linen Handkerchief. -. ." -
Mbbed iiose,l0 Alpaca Drsss BrAds, .IiFr % 10
Gilt Edgs Bibles. for only u
Ladies', dents and chiidrsns soarh- 'r f, -.
Dents Round cornercd Cloth Button Hole COL
Tooth brushes, 10. Pink Balls, 10
isest Lily white. m. Chalk Balls. &. Ia '1 10
Chlldrens u lmorst liose. only -.f-, . 10
Arctusine, or csnsda Bea,'s Grsass, 30
Caldsr's Dsntine for the Testh. nod 1850 Ufll -
Hest Red Rouge and Metn Fun.
Magnolia Balm, ~ Radway's Relief. "7r Is
Phsloas CeTsus, fiVv De Marc, Jockey club.
Musk. Pond Lily, rateboulis and other nice
fiE peffnmes. F|Irl.tf- fFT ~ TrH TUIf'I Hffsst
browns Troches, q. AtwoodS Bittsrs, n
Plantation Bitters, only ait 1'H slul sli rs
kiehois' Peruvian RArk and Iron. rr,. Per- Les.
SebenckS PLIls, ~. Wings Pflls, ~
Aysrs and whEhss oar Costsd nlls, y7uUmiT
IlillS Rhepmatlc Pills. Only -, -, ii
iisliaboids Buehu. Smolasder's Buchu. cAssp
Aysf's bassapsrila ssd Cherry fscteral (soah) rs
Paland's Whits Pine Compound, 20
wistars Balssn Of villa chsrSy, only ilE1F rs
johssoa's A,odyns un!msat rlilf Vui fil -
Mlisee.s comPositio. Powders, ~ -n.Glor- o
Perry Davis fain killsT, %
Ksunsdys Medical Discovery. sl.l1 H1iri los
!soAspehs Tonic and Hyrup, (saehl .-f lssigo
Lyons kathairon, ~. Rsssis Balye, 70
llrs. 9. A. Aiieas lmprosud Hair Rssssrsr. cAssS.
Lsdiss' SIM and Bssd Nets U.s. 'InP I' -'''i !
hrs- wlnsiovp soothisg Hyrup only .rnuts ~
Nlcs Largo Nets. 0s. Best Linen Thrced, 90
Moth sed rrcshis Lotion. 70 reaovs Moth esd
p..t Z H,sass ,cou.u f1rd ls'r 'iils,d
III 81 7r'--''--TI- = III hlrFr .lI.ai
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rRsnt.ss,ss ~ q. Ss.s,. s.t gs.,. 81 Rfg,.-
grsss assembisd That that portion Of tho State OF
Maine nov ipcluded within the limits OF the
county of Aroostook be, and the saIns 70 hereby,
constituted customs collection district, 70 be
called ihs district OF aroostook Of which lioalion
In the said county, shall be the oaly port OF entry
SIC. 2 xsd % % JsrfAsr ep.sfed. That q oiiector
o. customs SHALL be appointed for the said distret
who shall reside at sad port Of entry, and shall
be entitled 10 the same compensation that u al
lowed 10 othei collectors OF customs on the north.
ern. northeastern, and northwestern frontiers OF
the United MATES by the second section Of ths act
approved June sevente enth. eighteen hundred and
sfity-iouri rroridsf, That the agyres.te mai.
mum compensation % tho collector VI Aroostook
shall not sleced afteen hundred dollars, and which
shall be the entire com pensation allowed.
Sxc J. kHdm % nsyfAsr snsefsd, That the dis.
tr,et Of Newark. In the State u New Jersey. shall
be extssdsd 90 a. 10 embrace all the waters and
shores OF Newark bay and the rivers and bays
tributary thereto the northern shore OF the strait
or passage known ~ Kill Van kull, and ell that
part 90 the western shors % the strait or tAaags
knesu q staten Island seusd, cr Arthur XIII,
uhica hss north ef tbs northern boundAry lins of
the town Of Rahway.'tf 17oiFFuf 1sIit 30 on .
Approved, February - 1852.
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aluipu aud suarual.
Travellers Guid


a,,ps,osp Trains leave fss Bostca ard The west-T2l
ami 20 A n, and 3.tS and 633 p. u.
trains leave for Portland And the Ezst-rJo, No3 and
N ~ A. ~, and I.is and 9.1DP.M
sIco Trains leave Ger boston and the west-7h and ".
A. ~, and 3y57 and AT I'm.
Train. lave Coz rctixnd and The Esst-13s, iLiVso'
ii.so a. H.. and r.2s and sss r.s.
Mail Arrangssss nts-- iasisfsrd II. ".
Mlus CIoss Tsr tAs Rs,t q, oso A. ~ and sls ~
For the East Al n rs A. o., ami SER ~ ~"
er,ek Al ~ n; Par.oosned. MoDiay, "Wednesday ~
Friday at s. 10 y. -, Lyman Cenire' ihaf>iS' '"S'
At $50 IN.
Man, A..,,. o,-, "A. East go ~, and 400 y n
Zen IA, Ws. at II o., and 500 r.s from Lu,sf-
A.. N m no 4. n, Parsonsneli, MONDAY, Medpe.hy
and Friixy at 40 p NJ Lyman se"uS
only al s-oA.s
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AN AIT 10 establish q certain post road In the
State OF Connecticut

AN ACT 10 establish q certain post road In the
State OF Connecticut.
n, il enacted by hs Senate and House Of Repre-
,,ntafir,s OF tAs Unied States Of dmsriea IN Com
gr... assembled. That the consent OF Congress DE,
and the same Is hereby, given to the erection "
drawbridge over tho Connecticut river, IN the
State of Connecticut, by the Shore Line Hallway
Company, In accordance with the terms OF q reso,
luton passed by the general assembly OF sa,d
hundred and sixty-eight, amondatory OF the CHAR
ter Of said railroad company. ,,
SEC. = Lndbs IL further enacted, That SAID oridge,
when completed In the manner specined In salu
resolution and in the place and In accordance with
the plans OF the board ofengneers to DO appolnteh
In conformity TO the resolution foreasaid, ana IN
accordance with the requirements Of the second
section or the resolution Of the general assembly
Of the State aforesaid, shall be deemed and taken
10 be legal structure, and shall, with the railroad
of which Il Is TO be part, be post road Tor the
transmission Of the mails OF the United States.
SEC ,. And be IL turtle, enacted, That Congress
reserves the right 10 withdraw the assent hereby
given In case the free navigation OF saa river
DISTRACTED by any bridge 10 DO erected under the
authority OF said resolution.
SCHUYLER COLPAX,
4Ir SPsaker Of ts tde.ss q gtP'''fn'aa''ppf''
President Of ht senate pro fsmpors'
Endorsed by the President, "Received February
stb, 1862" 60. .rs s... .r.f.1--. OLA
more NJ THE DEPARTMENT oY SrArxs-The fore.
going act having been presented 10 tho President
of the United states for his APPROVAL and not hav'
Ing been returned by hun TO the House OF Con-
gress in which II originated within the time pre-
seribed by the Constitution OF the United s'ases'
has become o law without his APPROVAL
\ .
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NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
Under the direction OF 81.

Under the direction OF r, 49,
y 4 4 e c%..p... Tor the Board Of Directors.
'-r1.E,H UP. TUCKER, Manager,
Merchants Exchausc, state g., Bostcu.
n ~ LOCAL AGENTS ARR WANTED In
every, city. and tswnt and Applications
from Competent parties for snoh Agvncses,
Nth suitable endersement should be sddrsassd 10
ROLLINS 4 ADAMs,
Agents for York and canb:,lsed cosntiss OF
land, Ne. H-A few energetic and fslisble
Agents are wanted for York County, 70 shou god
pay VIII DO given. ..isg,i.t. ,.. Ito