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Z. c. DELkvN ON TIE TEMPERANCE QuEs-
ZION. We copy the following from the recent
letter Of L. c. Delevan to the President Of the
National Temperance Convention, in which he
defines his position in reference to prOhibitory
legislation and third party agitation. He says;
81 have always been in favor Of moral sua-
sion moral suasion to induce rs many as pos
sible 10 abandon the use and sale Of intoxicating
LIQUOR as n drink moral suasion also to con-
vince the voter in all parties to see il to be his
duty to his God, his family and his country, te
use his ballot to destroy the license system and
substitute prohibition.
With my present. views, am opposed to the
policy Of u separate party, which should exhaust
itself In trying TO attain that end. But would
appeal to total abstaincrs and prohibitionists
within the respective political circles to make
use Of their utmost influence To bring about the
desired result for by doing this, they do not in
any degrees interfere with political parties OF
act inconsistently but in my Judgment, take q
great religious question out Of partisan strife.
Prohibition Is right IN itself beyond all doubt
The grand Question TO be considered Is, what |,
the best and surcst plan TO secure the desired
rcsultl How best 70 WELD moral suasion, and
legislative prohibition, each in its appropriate
sphers-this. as il seems to me. Is the question
OF the hour, and this demands profound study
and free fraternal discussion"
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~ The most astonishing cure OF chronic diar
rhIa we ever heard Of is that of Vim. Clark, Frank
fort Mills, Waldo Co.. Names the facts are attestet
by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat, and NJ. A. Merrill, ei
ther OF whom might be addressed for particulars
ment."
Hon. Joseph Parwell, Mayor Of Rcckland, Me-,
Isaac NJ. Bragg, esq, Bangor, and Messrs. Pope
Bros, Machias, Me-, Lumber Merchants, fully en-
dorse the sheridan Cavalry Condition Powders"
and have given the propretors liberty to use theiI
names In recommending them. y
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STRANGE SUPERSTITION IN BERxsHInE CoUS-
TT. A correspondent Of the Great harrington
Courier reports this strange case Of superstition
and delusion in southern Berkshire: In the SOUTH
ern part Of the town Of New Marlboro, near the
Connecticut line, lives family by the name of
p. II seems this family are prcdisposed to
consumption. About the first Of last January
one Of the family-Emily, girl Is years old
died Of this disease and was buried at Cornwall
Hollow, CT. The mother and q brother Charles,
and sister, Eliza, remain. Charles is now fast
wasting away with the same disease. During
the summer man by the name Of Case, who
lives in town to the east. was in this section
hiring cattle pasturei. lie met this family Of
F-and told them some awful stories Of how
persons nearly dead with consumption had been
cured by the digging up Of some relative who
had died with the same disease, taking out the
liver, lungs, heart, etc., where fresh blood would
be found. and burning them after this the sick
ones would improve until health was restored.
The reason assigned was that there was sort Of
vital current existing between the living and dead
that those organs in the dead body that con-
tained fresh blood and appeared to be alive,
would continue to live until the vitality Of the
living subject was exhausted, unless said organs
were taken out and consumed by fire. Eliza heard
and believed these stories, and IL they ever ap-
,,..r,sl ahs,rl thev soon became matters of fact
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THE UNION &c JOURNXL,

II Every man and woman, the young, the mid.
dleaged and even those more advanced In life, may
new medical work, .'TIIE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or
Observation-Disclosures teatise upon the gener-
atiye organs, and the nervous diseases and other
maladies that are causcd by the errors OF youth and
Peabody Medical Institute" Boston, and also the
SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER
DISEASES" nom the able pen OF the same author.
Thousands Of both sexes have been taught by thee
works the true way 90 health and happiness. See
advertisement Of the Peabody Medical Institute"
In another column.
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Twenty-Five Year, Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has plA,sd DR DOW at the head of All physIcIaps
making such practice . speciality, and enables
him 70 guarantee speedy and permanent cure In
the woIst cases OF Ssryrssssss and all other Mon
tets for advice must contain 81. once, No. kndi
eott Street Boston.
y. B-.Board rnished TO tho.s desiring to 70.
main under treatment.
Boston. July. 1865. -sp noIyr2o
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BE BkArrryuL--If you desire beauty you should
uso Hagsn's Magnolia Balm.
II gives son, refined, satin-like texture 70 The
Complexion, removes Rougtncss, Redness, Blotches
sunbum, Tan, ETC., and adds tinge Of Pearly Bloom
to the plainest features. II brings the Bloom d
Youth TO the fading cheek and changes the rustic
Country Girl into Fashionable City Belle.
In the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true 80
errt Of beauty. No lady need complain OF heI
CompleIion who win invest % cents in this delight
ful article.
LYoS's KArHAIRoS il the Best Hair Dressing.
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nURR's PATENT NURSING norrLE.

The most Psrt,ci and Conrss,sptNursng Bottle
In the World. We supply the trade with all parts
OF the Bottle separately when required, including
Bsrrs SHrsrsd Wue BrssA, which Is OF tsssfinsbis
value 10 the Infant u Keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet and nee iIom acid, especially In warm wea
ther. Price OF Brush, 10 cts. BURR q PERRY.
glsts. & fremont street. Bossod, Mas Sold by
AL druggistA inns
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO, 4 BULFINCH ST.,


Opposite Revere House, ....BOSTON.
THE Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure In
] announcing that they have secured the services
Of the eminent and well known DIR. A. ii. HAYES,
late Surgeon U. :. Army, Vice President OF Column
bia College OF Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular medi-
cal book entitled "TuE SCIENCE OF LifE, or Sell
PRESERVATION" written by Dr. Hayes. IL treats
upon the Errors Of foath, Premature Decline Of
Manhood. Seminal Weakness. and all Diseases and
Abuses of the Gsnsrairs Organs. Thirty thousand
copies sold the last year. 10 IL indeed book for
every man.young men In particular. Price only
si.W.
This Institute has just published the most perfect
treatise Of the Kind offered 10 the public enti
tied SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN AND nER
DISEASES" proflscly illustrated with the very best
engrayings. This book Is also from the pen OF Mr..
Hayes. Among the various chapters may be men,
tionedi The Mystery of Life,-Deautnil Offspring.
raj Ilygcne OF Woman, -Puberty,-Change Of Life,
Excesses Of the Married,-Preyention 10 Concep-
ton, &C. In Beautiful French Cloth, s2OOi Tur-
key Morocco, full gilt, $3.50 Either ofthese books
are sent by mail, securely sealed, postage paid on
receipt Of price.
their high moral tone, and all eminent and skilful
physicians earnestly recommend them TO the public
rs tho only scientific and reliable treatise OF the
Kind published in America.
"Ayoid all Quack or Advertising Doctors and get
these Popular Books."-Imo. Journal Of Msdiea!
ScisHcs.
The "PEABoDr JOURNAL or HEALTH" DR.. Hayes,
Editor. Terms, one dollar year In advance. Ad-
dress rs above.
" ALBERT II. HAYES, n. D., Resident and Con-
sulting Physician.
N. B.-Dr. II. may he consulted In strictest con-
fdence all diseases requiring skill, sccresy and
experience. iausoiabis Sserssy ard Certain Rshsf
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oIa EnSi; ;.s:I ~ Scenery ": nd Is.p''
volume, i6mo. Price s2.00.
Professor Hoppin has laid tho American and Chris
tlan public under great obligation by his book on
Old England. IL Is most readable volume, and n
the same time most valueble. In Q style remarka-
BILE for purity and graceful nexiblity, no has given
vast amount Of Information upon the great themes
OF his book. lie Ia never tedious just touches
many subjects, sketches most, but suggests more
than he says and seems imbued with the very spirit
and flavor OF the men and things among which he
moves. The eject OF tho book ID like the oompan-
,ngiom, ID. d., IN Nsw York indep'nfsnf.
For sale by all booksellers. Sent postpaid, on re-
ccipt OF price, by tho Publishers, II. o. HordHroN
4 Co.. Riyrrsde, Cambridge, Mas. MI
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MARRIED.

In Bsco, Aug. q, by Rev. 4. True, Mr. George a.
Lily, OF Augusta, and Mis- Martha A. Wingate o. ..
In burton. Sept Z, BY Rev. l; II. wit ,s IN Mr.
In Hsyerhill, Sept. I, BY Rev. DIR. Bosworth, MI.
Horace J. Bodwsll. Of boston, and Mis- Josephine
Kicker, OF this city.
In Boston, Sept. 2, by Samuel W. Crcech, r., esq.'
Mr.. Israel boothby and Miss Frances L. Mouiton'
both OF Llmngton.
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Ana on IANes-
Prices OF Market Becf-Extr $40 80 % - 90
first quality, 81 90 20 ~ % second quality, SO %
% u 90, third quality, IS o. Dg5o
Prices OF store Cattle-Working Oxen, Y pair,
Milch Cows and Calves from sos. $50, ss5, s75 a
$40.
Yearlings. SIS % sas, two years old, $as % $40
three years old, ~ 40 GO.
Prices Of sheep and Lambs-In lots. 81 On, 81 30
81 90 50 50 each; extra. 50 rs 81 Is, or from 81
a 7cRb.
Spring Lambs, 81 on a st5o.
Veal Calves, 80 o. "a els.
Hides, 9Ic v n. TalIow, Z "a 7ic y ID.
Lamb skins. 80 20 7jc each sheared Skins, IL a
go each. Cali skins, % % 2|c v h.
Prices OF roultry-Extra, i7i "a lsc prime, III
@i7lcI good. I6i a i7c, medium, l5l 90 l6i poor
10 medium, l3c v ID.
n B-Beef-Extra and first quality include,
nothing hut the best, fat stall.fed Oxen second
quality includes the best grass fed Oxen. the best
stall-fed cows aud tire hest three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse or lots.
Sheep-Extra includes CoSsets, and when those
of an inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Plenty Of Northern, some were IT extra
grade Selections and best lots sold rs high rs last
week; common grades a shade easier.
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Mr.. IIoweips two books, VENETIAN LIyEp and
'1rALIAN JOURNEYS" arc placed by the foremost
English and American reviewers In the first rank OF
hooks Of travel. Each t2.0D.
No know Of no single word which will 20 atly
characterirc Mr.. IIoweli's new volume about Ven
ice, as ''delightfll."-f. a. Rsris1.
Every sentence OF this charming book 70 charac-
teristic Il IL the very model Of what light book
Of travels ought 10 be.-Londo" Cssfs"So'%y ne
Ssr.
For sale everywhere. Sent free, on receipt OF
price by II. o. HoueuroS 4 Co., Publisherr, Ryer.
side, Cambridge, Mas. III
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District Cont OF The United STATES
DARLEY's SKETCHES.

We strongly recommend our readers 10 procure
tho book. Itis written with the buoysnt splrit OF
man who IL enjoying himself thoroughly, with the
discrimination or ono who can duly appreciate the
treasures tho antiquities or the novelties that are
shown 10 him.-London Ersminv.
Sketches Abroad with Pen and Pencn;
by FELIX o. G. BARLEY. With IS full.pagci and
II smaller illustrations on wood. A new Edition,
with three additional vigncttes, and printed on
toned paper. In ! volume, Ito. Price In cloth'
Mr.. barley seems at his happicst here, and his
pen has pleasantly done the little his pencil could
not do. Hurcpc has been an inspiration 10 him.
xfianfir Moaffiy.
II. o.. IIoueHIoS 4 Co.. Riverside, Cambridgr,
Mas. For sale by all booksellers. III
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GREAT SUN.SUN CHOP
i2w3i
UNDINE.

Tho exquisite romance Of "uSpNE" was intended
Spring. With three other tales Il made round Of
the Four Seasons, iurd and Houghton's edition en-
braces these four, under the title, "CSDiSE AND
OTHER TALES" Price $50. Sold everywhere, and
sent free, on receipt Of price, by ii. U. HouGmIoS
& Co., Rlyerside, Cambridge, Mass. 2M
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JdnANTEn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. first-class

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, as an Internal rem
cdy has no equal In cases Of cholera, summer CON-
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night, by taking internally, and bathing with nee
ly. II Is the best liniment In America Its action
Is like magic, when externally applied to bad sores
burns, scalds, and sprains. For sick headache and
toothache, don't hil to try It. In short, 1t II J.
Pain Killer ...r tt. = fwS
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Mozarcs Letters,..s........2 volumes. $40.
Beethoven's Lettcrs,........i volume. t2.D.
The hest exponent Of musis v tins iifs of the ma
sicwriter, and thesc letters arc the most truthful
Errat men. Portraits arc prcaxsd 70 the volumes.
Tho Letters u Mozart. giving us d oncs view Of
his inner LIE soA glimpse ~ scisi Me In Germany
nsariy hundred year. ago, win b doubly pfissd'
preserving I'LL the last ths lighEheartednes. Of
ohild-a common charlctcristio 90 accompaniment
Of gccius.-NssScai Pssnssr. 49, ...,
The man and his creations Are hEnely -.
By the cousspondencs hero psbl'sns
Por sais BY all booksellers. ssnt pssPad; 90 n,ns
ceipt Of price, by the puolishsr NJ W y,sy
Co., Rversde, CsmbfidSe, "s~'
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.HisceIl0,seOsSs.

Dr. Peabody's "REMINISCENCES or EUROPEAN
TRAvELr which would 10 better preparation fof
trip 20 Europe, or which will more pleasantly TO-
call 10 any one on his return the pleasures which he
where. Sent by mail, on receipt OF price, by II. D.
IIouGHroS Co., Riverside, Cambridge, Mass.,
Publishers. Gu
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~ II will be seen In another column that the
Adams House. Temple 81, Portland. Is now open
to the public This house is new, rooms airy and
well furnished The table excellent and prices rca
sonable. The proprietor Is experienced In hotel
Keeping and knows how % minister 10 the wants Of
travellers. Ills guests viii here hnd pleasant
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FALL RIVER LINE
Men York, PHILADELPHIA. BsIfimors. Yah
iHgfoH, and OIL prineips! goinh Wet.
South and South Wsf.

.Nsp York, Philadelphia. BsIfimors. YAH
iHofon, and Oh prineipal points Wet,
South and South Vet,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
.r Cabin, sS0oJ Dcck, $780, Bsryags
64 checked through and transferred In Neg
tESt fSt r.. q el.s,ss a.,
and Newpat Railway Depot, oospef u eoath and Knee
land arrrta, daily, Sundays exosptsd) % foiov,i al
$50 r. 81, arriving IN Newport % alpaiss In sdyanos
o the suif Steamboat Train, which iesvcs Boston 81
B.oo r. ~, coonsctns q NsMyort sith M nav and
nous, BRlsroL, Capt. BENZ D-y,oo. 1hess steamers
are the Astet and riAbe hosis on the sound but
eSTressiy fr sp~oi, sskty and os<si~t Ths Lns
necs sith all e southern Doss ADD Raruad LDes iron
New Yo.t going West and South, and eoo,epsus 10 The
"Te shippers OF Freight. tsi. linz, -uh IL
and extensive dspot accsmBoiaticns On Bo.a snd
larEe pier In New Yost. eseiusivsy DC The u he
Lo.l sspptsd .ith i.eils ios hsigtl and !~s.sn!s
ken Il le~ ra.ss. and ioevsrid Win despssh.
Seu Yosk Exprcss Freight Train bsves Boston at l3o
y. D. gods arvtvs In Nev Yok bsst mcyping sh"ut
A. ". Freight having Nev Yssk rsebes pesssa On ths
S sists.: ssrSs and s.:..roo.., sppy ., IN. corp.
su and ss.ss ssrc,s. sni a. on cesy ana Ns.pd De-
POI, oorper q South and KpesiAsi srvsts. bsssan.
usuNDAY NIGHT LINE.u
Cars .eavs every sspasy evening". at o.sO r. M,
ne s,fsss OH ssss IIous., Win d. oy<n srey ssa
day anrrpooa from sto O'Clock and 81 tbs pepos hca
% 10 A. ~. and frOa 70 go p. ~, DO nh tickets
AMI staterooms.
s.s@sn t.vs Sev Yet daily. casi.ys Ioeiedsdl
rm rier ~ North River, f''s q hn"'y S. -
. Va GEO. Evxaicx, r..-ner y',ishs Az
,s.T 80 JANE YIsK, Js
Masasiss Direcs~ SsnsAns's rsanship Ca
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There IL no better remedy for diseases incidental
10 the summer. than DIR. Smiths Compound Extract
OF blackberry. IL has stood tho test OF - years con
slant use and never failed. %
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ITO REMOVE morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs
AND Tan from the nce, use PERRr's Morn
AND fRsckLE LOrIOS. Sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by Dc. u, c. Perry,
E0R BLACK WORMS. AND PIMPLES ON TIE
FACE, use PERRY's Commons AND PnPLE
RksEpr. prepared only by Dr. ID. q. Perry, ~
Bond 81 New York. said everywhere. The trade
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6moi2.
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THE VIEW. BUILDLy'G

on Adams Street will b divided up into stores
Hall. 0fioes and Rooms. Any pcrson desiring ei.
have any sized room they wish. u they call soou
Is Apply 70 CHAs. HARDY.
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.SDPciHI Notices.

Special Notices.
STATE OF MAINE
Exscrrivs DEPARrsEsT,(
.t AuSrsrA, sept q, 1859,
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council will be
held at the Council Chamber Ia Augusta ON Tuesday,
the fourteenth inst.
Attest, FRANKLIN N. DREW
lw3s Secretary Of State.
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Auiuu aud snarual.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

1916 TO 1886 Benjamin J. Herrick, from 1886
to ls47; Francis Bacon, from lSi7 to 1852
Timothy Shaw. jr.. from 1853 TO 1851; sam
uel Tripp, from 1852 ID The following are
the names Of the gentlemen. in the order In
which they served, who have hlled the position
sfCisrk u the supreme Judicial Courts I'm this
county during the last half century: Jeremiah
Brsdbary, Hiram H. Hobbs, william rrafon,
Jas o. McIntirs, Caleb b. Lord, and HAmPdsn
Fairfield. r-.-r.. ,sa
Robbed. yFrIa
sam.a Hstshins 81 York. vhie attending
the late Camp Meeting at Kennebunk, when in
/. state or obliyiousuess, was robbed Of Ais val
let. containing upward Of $50, and watch
valued at s25. lie sold his horse and LEFT hi
wagon, and returned home on foot, with Tail
or's badge, black eye.
Fr.a t~ tts sesses.
Our market this year has been better stocked
With fruit than we ever knew Il, and the sales
have been much larger than in previous years.
We often hear Dissatisfaction expressed that
pears. peaches and the like pcrishable fruit are
,, a, ~.
VIC believe the Democrat once tried an essay on
the subject which was about Is clear As mud
In buying strawberries, for instance. in New
Ter. OF Jersey AL ooie' nA ,as. ', D"'
~ ueiA,'1 o'u '"' uAn y % ~
Nh Ve' anu sa - -,
,-.-.,-, .,. r,, ,,.,.,s.-
g, ~. ct. =, ..,.., ..L..
Nn'0" Pers"so'0 run " p. ,-. .''
-. , -, -, ar.
A' ".
eN'H - ." - " w 1 -
-, IT,. rp a.. I,
worm as "uen ne'e A' '"e'" l.,' Vf
''p", "''' ee 49, -. ~ NJ
'O'S =,
s'0uHu'A y" VIM
The B~rnt Bsoek.
Messrs- Woodman and Hill have contracted TO
rebuild the burnt ouimoy s"ee'sers DOCK
and workmen are engaged clearing away the DC
eris preparatory to rebuilding IL two stories with
"rnencn '0''' making " '"'s' ''0'''' ~ "''
iN To-
Inc ioiA w. ~. " D'pe nv
h0"'s ms. "o~. Inv -, -.
The churches are prosperous. he''" 'h'e'es'
was reporter oy the ehuren IN worm Dei",'A'
About fourteen nA'e"'e'y P'0'e'ssu 'O"'.r''Os
e'~'-' -. - -. ~, ....;on :,
o' ''"'. ,,,.,., c.-,
-, :, 90, :.
'o' , oS' y. -, -.
n ,a' 'anN an -. ~
nv" ~. p,.,.n nm ., p;r,,.m,,on
- - :. -. -. u;,h the
enar0n :" Sa.o
Inc iork DaP'i'' aSS's''Oa "''' 10
session .n'S "eeA ~ n'n"sv.' "1
~ ~
IL is'ey' ''e'N' anu Iva w.
urer' sermons were pfe'eA" " Nov ''
uue' Sna''' poyu anu i'S'ey' f"9-'Oui "'P
tisms we're reported during the year.
Rep.s,ieu. Nominations.
Limerick, Albert D. Libby ,; Hollis, John W.
Lane; Kennebunkp0st, A. N Merrill Leos-
non, A. W. Rogers; hi'eery, L. a. duncan
Wells, L. l. Reyes South BERWICK WIN. a.
Cromwell; Buxton, nj. q. Hill North Der
wick, q. II. Wentworth Acton, Caleb Bur-
bank Parsonsheld, II. q. U. Smith
Launch.
A finely modelcd, medium sharp ship, Of about
400 tons, named ''MOgul," built on contract
for and owned by Capt. Nathi L. thompson OF
kennebunk. was launched Monday nom the
yarl of Crawford x Ward. at kennebunkpOrt
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GRANITE STATE

ms BOOK PRESERVES TIE FLAVOR AND
FARMING TOWNS, As THEY WE'RE BEFORE
THE POUR-lIORsE STAGE-COACIiES HAD CIV.
I'm PLACE no TIE FIERY LOCOMOTIVES OF
OUR DAY, AND WILL RECALL no MANY READ
ASIONG WHICH THEY STARTED ON TIE RACE
OF LIFE.
Prom long review in tho New York Tribune, Of
tho picturesque book "lIONEsPUS, on, FIVE AND
TwiSrY YEARS AGO." by THOMAS LAcKLAsD.
Price s.T5. FOR sale by all booksellers, and sent,
frse Of expense on receigt OF price, by H. q. ouGH.
TON Co., Publishers, Riverside, Cambridge, Mas.
= 2ltf
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frce, above that number, ~ regular advertising laws
In this city, lat the Pool) Sept !, Thomas Evans,
aged - years and months. ,,,,,
In Saco, Sept. I, Anna T., daughter OF MI. Joseph
Emery, aged'i6years and month";, 80
In Saoo, Sept. Z, Mn. Laun X, vile oil MI. '"iA,
In Saco, sept 4, Georgie F., daughter OF Mr.. Dan
lei Toppan, aged years and 10 months;
In Kennebunkport, Sept. 2, Alice Carlton, young,
est child or Dr. aeo G. and Sarah p. Weber, aged
months.
In boston, Aug. 81, OF consumption, Mr.. Adam
Wells, aged 6S years.
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Railroads and steamboats,.

T-nxn PORTLAND, sAC0 P0krs.
~ MOUTH RAILR0AD-sanmes
Arrangement = Commeneipg Monday, May ID, 1909.
Trains leave - foliowst
Bsddeford &c South Berwick Junction, Portsmouth and
B0ston Al osi ami $50 n, and ,. ~ and 90 2. n.
Returning leave Boston ut T3o An ~ and 100 and
600 ?. 4. From roStsmouth NJ 1000 A. ~, $50, $50
and 500 Pm.
Blddeford Coz Portland. ct Has A. n, AZ, us Ard
o0P. ~ Returning at ais and SO ~, snd ssa add
500 Pm
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 9 90 ?. =.
traIn TO and from boston VIII via Eastern Railroad,
stopping oniy o, ssco, Bddeioi, Kennebunk, South Der
wick Junction, Portsmouth, Newburypost, naem Lynn
On Tuesdays, Ihursdsys and Saturdays, VII run via
Boston Maine H. r., stopping oniy Al saco Bddsiotd,
Kenpebunk South Berwick Junction, Dover Exeter iiA.
vsrhIi and LAuvocs.
train leaves D.ddesord Coz Portland and iutencia,e
Stations daily 81 Tso =. Returning, raves Portland
ios Bhdefcd at 62oP.n.
Paseneev vIi osserye that the Exprvss train fos his
seasou 10 run over The Eastefn Iaiiruad Mcoiays
Wednesdays and Fridays, AMI the Boston and Mains
RArosd Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays having
Portland and Boston al 600 .: =.
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