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Town Elections.

g ANDRoscoeGIN COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures, VIM. D. Roak (rep); Clerk,
VIM. Newell (dem) Selectmen, etc., Alfred Lnnt
dem, VIM, Lang and Chas. H. Harding Gep; Treas
%rer, David Dyer dem); s. s. COMMITTEE, Josiah
Williams, (rep.) r5sa e'-
MINoT...Selectmen, VIM. Lowell, s. J, M. Perkins
Bearce; School Supervisor, Elliot King.
PoLAMD.-selectmen, J, R; Pulsifer, Simon Libby,
w. w. Waterman; Clerk, Zenas Lane, Jr.; Super
visor of Schools, w. W. Mccain. s 4fsn},' as
-aa. CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
CAPE Observation-Disclosures, Reuben s. Smart;
Clerk; George Pickett; Selectmen, Assessors and
Overseers Of the Poor, Chas. A. Tilton, Thomas A.
ward F. Hill, Seth L. Plummer Collector; Treasurer,
James Trckey; Agent, Joshua Braek EFT; Auditor,
Henry s. jackson.
l'F .e KENNEBEC COUNTY. IailFiaatsfl4 fsl
WINrHEor;- Clerk, l.: 7: Moody; selectmen, R.
j. M Benjamin; Supervisor ofSchools, Rev. A. Bry-
ant. ~ ,ras- 54.f s-tr.s.. "a.
wAYNE.-Mode rator, Seaves Frost; Clerk, Jos. s.
aTson j. g.
Walton; Treasurer and Town Agent, Josiah Norris;
Collector, p. b. Haskell. 80
i' KNex COUNTY. 4 .sW
APrLEros.-Clerk. B. r. Sprague; Selectmen, etc,
anG Gerss SeH
Schools, B. F. Sprague. Sprague and johnson are
Republicans. s ss
OXFORD COUNTY.
ALBANY.-Town Clerk, Amos G. Bean: Selectmen,
Gilbert Wardwell, j.. H. Lovejoy, John Hazelton
Treasurer, j. H. Lovejoy; Agent George French; s:
8. Committee, Gilbert Wardwell; Constable and
Collector, Justice Aspnwall All elected by nearly
unanimous vote The first Selectman Democrat; all
the rest Republicans. A~A & q 1&A&A
GREENwoOD.-Moderator j. B. Currier; Select
men, Willard Herrick, z. z. Rand, r. L. Coe Treas
urer, David Emmons; Agent, d. W. Davis Constable
and Collector, Alvah Coffin. Va lg
LoyELL.-Moderator, A. H. Walker; Clerk Mar
shall Walker Selectmen, Abel Head John z. Emery,
Z T. Stearns; Collector, j. +. Stevens; Treasurer,
Marshall Walker.
UPTON-Moderator, j. s. Douglass; Clerk and
Treasurer, G. L. Douglass; Selectmen, 40 Goodwin
II. F. West d. G. Brooks; Constable, W. o. Doug
lass; Collector T. G. Chapman; Agent and S. S. Com
mittee, j. H. Douglass. All Republicans but I'd Sc
lectman. .gaaH gl.sslsT-4ss = q - =
81 YORK COUNTY
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, C. b. Lord; Clerk, Abner
Mitchell; Selectmen, Richard H. Cooling Frederick
Harmon Cyrus Russell; experimenting School Com
mittee Sam1 M. Came; Auditor, Abner Mitchell. All
Republicans except s. M. Came, 8. S. Committee
WATERBoRo'-Moderato Capt W. H. johnson !;
Town Clerk, James H. Downes, ESQ.,; Selectmen, etc..
Geo. L. Smith, H. H. Chadbourne, Ezekiel Deering
Town Treasurer, Joseph M. Harper; Supt. School
Com. Rev. H. NJ. Sawtelle; y Auditor, Asa l..
Kicker. All Republicans. Elected by forty majority
and upwards. Last year the town went Democratic
by smallImajority. ego fae.rfssT s. 4
Foxes have holes, the birds of the air have nests
but the Democrats Of WATERFORD have not where to
lay their heads" go 1EIIsraea9
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STATE NEWS.
ANpRosooaGIN COUNTY,

ANDROSCoGGIN COUNTY.
Judge Knowlton assumed his duties as Judge
of the Municipal Court at Lewiston on Mon
day 9s7aa1s "a aaa13 4las4ses3srT Ea9f
The Journal says Otis Cobb & Sons of Au-
burn, have purchased the mill privilege and
houses connected herewith on Royals River
Auburn, the site of the -four and meal mill of
Messrs. Dingley, Hill & Co., the mill destroy
ed by fire few weeks SINCE Messrs. Cobb &
Sons will erect grist mill on the site of the
burned mill 4Asaaaaa FW
OXFORD COUNTY
The Democrat says the carriage shop of An
drews & Packard, in North Paris, took fire, it
is supposed, from defect in the chimney, last
Wednesday, and notwithstanding it was vacat-
ed only about half an hour, while the proprie-
tors were at dinner, before they reached it, it
was almost entirely in flames. The fire was at
once swept into the smith shop of JOS Rich
ardson, large two-story building, which, with
in fifty minutes, was burned to the ground. No
insurance, and the loss to- the owners cannot be
less than $1,000. s.-.a.sve.s---
IN GENERAL.
Capt Edward L. Dean has been detached
from the Campbell and ordered to the revenue
cutter Dobbin at Castine. a5MagN n N
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EDITORIAL PUGNAcTY.-The editorial fra
ternity must of course deeply regret to observe
that many of the fraternity have been disposed
of late to test their physical powers upon each
other Within the last fortnight the editors of
the Richmond Wing and Enquirer have been
verging toward open hostility. Brother Hal
stead, of the Cincinnati Commercial, has virtu-
ally challenged Brother Faran, of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer to muscular demonstration, and
only last Saturday Brother Hewitt, of the Jer-
sey City Times, put a mansard roof upon Broth
er Pangborn of the Journal. - - s@%
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the Eastern Railroad Company have unani-
mously elected Mr.. Charles F. Hatch to be the
General Manager of the Eastern and connect
ing railroads. Mr.. Hatch has been the General
Superintendent eff the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroads since the consolidation Of
these railroads, about i've years ago, and is
known as one of the leading practical railroad
men of the West. He is a native of Western
New York. has always been connected with the
practical management of railroads, has ad-
vanced from one position to another, until, in
his present office, he has charge of line OF
road over nine hundred miles in length, as well
equipped and managed as any in the country
He will assume the duties of his new position
April 1st.-BOst0n Advertiser
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MR., PAGES MEMoRIAL.-A Washington dis
patch says that the memorial of the Eureka
Milling Company of Bath, Maine, which Sena-
tor Bayard on Friday attempted to have refer
red to his committee of retrenchment and in
vestigation, is long statement by A. G. Page,
representing himself and John G. Richardson,
OF their difficulties with n. A. Bingham, spe-
cial agent of the Treasury, and with the De-
partment itself, in reference to the tax on va
rites which they imported from Nova Scotia
The burden of their complaint is the seizure of
their mandatory, and its attachment for $50,
900, the partners in the firm being attached for
$4,000 additional, and the final compromise
of the case by the payment of $780, The sub
jeGt ~ familiar to the Maine delegation in Con-
gress, several of whom interested themselves in
behalf of Page & Co. during their troubles
with the department last year. and the general
understanding at that time was that they were
leniently dealt with. Senator Pratt stated in the
committee Monday that he wonld withdraw his
objection and allow the memorial to be referred
as Dir, Bayard desired. aaU
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MARRIED.

In Falmouth, Feb. 90 Geo. d. Sargent and Olive F.
Titcomb. g Ef5 .a..a
In Dover, March 2, William NJ Edes and Mary E..
Trefethen, both of Parkman. -
In New Gloucester, Feb. IS, Jos. W. Eveleth and
Sarah f. Starbrd, both of Auburn, ...yl 81 Oh
In Harrington, March 4, Lafayette Mitchell and
Vesty Perry. o.rE-T
In Bangor, March 0, Henry Mcclellan and Maria
E. Peavey.
In Pembroke, Feb %, saml L. Leighton and Isabel
f. Knowlton. --- y -. p
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A NEW HAMPSHIRE PHYSICIAN AND HIS
WIFE POISONED BY A POSTAGE STAMP. The
following mysterious and extraordinary case of
poisoning is narrated by correspondent of the
Nashua IN. H. Telegraph
A few days since Dr. L. Chesley of Noting
ham, well-known and prominent physician
In Rockingham county, received letter from
an unknown source containing two postage
stamps, with an urgent request that he should
send by return mail letter to given address
in New York city, The doctor complied with
the request, using one of the stamps lust re-
ceiving in mailing the return letter. wetting
the stamp by laying it upon his tongue, where
upon he was instantly seized with a mysterious
fainting sensation accompanied with severe
convulsive action of the heart, difficulty of
breathing and prickling numbness of his
whole system. He said to his wife, standing
by, II am poisoned by that stamp" She
says: ut cannot be-" and taking the re-
naming stamp applied small portion of it
to her tongue, when she was seized
with precisely the same, though much
more severe symptoms which have Frustrated
her for several days. Not more than one
twelfth part of the adhesive side of the stamp
was applied to Mrs. C. stongue. At the time Of
using the stamp DIR. Chesley had in his mouth
a quid of tobacco, which he thinks was an anti
d0te to the poison the stamp no doubt contain
ed Your informant has the above directly
from the doctor, who is a very intelligent,
straightforward man, who has his own theory
for accounting for this design upon his life, as he
thinks it evidently was. He has had some ex-
perience in the South in past years, and speaks
OF the ku-Klux in connection with this Jnyste
rious affair. The remaining postage stamp has
been sent to Boston for analysis, and the doc
tor is determined to know more Of case of
which he now knows SO little. l-
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On MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
of errors and abuses In early life Manhood restored
Impedimentst to marriage removed. New method of
treatment New and remarkable remedies. Books
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth st.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (" itt novlsnd3m
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SAVE TINE CHHDREN

MULTMUDES Of them suffer, linger, and die, be-
for these most troublesome and dangerous of ali
worms In children or adults is DIR. GOULD'S PIN
all worms; valuable cathartic, aud beneficial to
health, Warranted. Price reduced to 50 cts. per
bottle, GEO. G, GOODWIN a. CO., Boston
janSld&w w5-4m SN
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8KU KLUx IN New HAMPsHIRE.-The follow
ing note, which explains itself, was received by
Mr.. Rollins the morning of the election:
"Ip +: H. Rollins, Chairman Of the Republican.
State Committee Oh
Ku Klux is rampant in Lisbon. Last night
Mr.. Fish took a Republican to Littleton that he
might reach Lancaster in season to vote, and
by one man while others dealt him blows with
clubs cutting severe cash in his head, nearly
sufficient to cause death.
The house of another Republican was broken
into and his life threatened with revolyers We
have all the adjoining towns to fight to-day but
are prepared for o vigorous defence by the APP
pointment of a special police force, which act
was consummated this morning. q.
(Signed) A: B. BROWN"
This letter was telegraphed all over the State
and was the cause of much indignant remark
at the polls.
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For Sale,

A first=class Hack and Livery Stock; all In good
condition, Location one of the best in Portland
The Stable can be purchased or leased on very IA
vorabe terms, For particulars address Box 1850
Portland, Maine, .f g- marfoIowsn
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Arizona Territory does not owe a dollar, and
has 1888 in the treasury, The most of the
counties in the Territory, it is said, are almost
free from indebtedness.
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LEADING morning paper in Boston contains
the following editorial paragraph which can
hardly be excelled for absurd blunders:
CIVIL SERVICE REFoRM;-By a vote of TWEEN
ty-fiye to twenty-one, the House of Represent
atives at Washington yesterday agreed to the
amendment to the appropriation bill placing
$780, 900 in the hands Of the President, for use
in carrying out the PROVISIONS of the plan re.
Gently adopted for reform in the civil service.
Our Geographic columns give the list of ayd
and nays, from which it appears that of the
Massachusetts, members Mr.. Hoar, voted in
opposition to the measure, while the names of
the others do not appear.
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BOYS LOOK !

SEND me a few Of the Portland Match Co.'s'' one
~ cent wrappers, printed on thin MANILA paper,
size 6x4 inches in good condition. and you will receive
by return mail five cents for each wrapper sent to
i, y. MORSE Boston. Mass.
mch9 S&Tues new
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DIED..

In Brownfeld, March I, Mrs. Sally Gibson, aged II
years. Portland papers please copyl -
In Paris, March |, Mrs. Huldah Crockett, aged SO
years 10 months. E SkNt HN ~ "a
In Augusta, March 0, Mr.. Otis Whitney. aged GO
years. -
In Fryeburg, March O. Mrs Frances E., wife of Otis
True, aged AZ years. So -A t&@ aSR ~ -
In Livermore, Feb. %. James L. Stevens, formerly
of Industry, aged "a years.
In Etna, Feb. "a, Mr.. Wilson Rowe, aged 50 years
IL months. "a sfief 81
In Winterport, March o, Mrs. Myra A., wife of H.
s. Clement, aged q years IL months. n ''- JOS
In Machias, March 2, Miss Elvena s., daughter of
s. M. Ingersoll, aged 20 years. -.s5s ~. - Yll.
In Ellsworth, Feb "a, Mrs. Emily W., wife of DR..
j. L. Osgood, aged Al years.
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BLANK Books FOR Town OFFIcERs.-1he
Inootce and Paluation Book the High,cay Sur-
ceyors' Book and Ta1 Collectors Book recently
published by Dresser & Aver No, AZ Ex-
change street, Portland, copies of which have
been furnished us for examination. are most ne
culiarly adapted to the wants of assessors high
way surveyors and tax collectors, and should he
in the hands of the officers named for use
These books were prepared for publication by
VIM. W. Bolster author of the Tax Collector
and Form Book. The valuation book defines
in proper headings all property liable to taxa
ton and has ample columns for names of own
ers and description of property and value. We
do not hesitate to say it is the most complete
and perfect valuation book published The
highway surveyors book contains the form of
appointment of the highway surveyor, the COM
mitment, the law defining the duties, rights
and liabilities of such officer and all forms
necessary to the complete discharge of his du-
ties. The tau collectors book embraces con-
venient legal form of warrant and commitment
to the collector, full and complete Lists, the
form OF certificate to be signed by the asses
sors in order to complete the lists committed.
The careful preparation of these books is evil
dent from inspection
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!


A mass meeting of the citizens of Somerset
County without distinction of party, will be
held at Carrabasset Hall, North AnsOn, on the
10Th of March, 1872, at 10 o'clock A M, to ex-
press their indignation against the removal of
their County Seat, against the will of the peo-
Pile; and to consult upon measures that shall
insure fair and honest representation of the
people hereafter instead of representation of
capital and rings; and to see what can be done
towards establishing a bold, independent and
unsubsidized press at North Anson." And to
do any other business pertaining to the public
veal -.-l
The above call for mass meeting at Cara
basset Hall, was unanimously adopted in town
meeting, March 4th 1872.
7. f. BOoTHBY, Town Clerk of Emblem.
The undersigned citizens of Somerset County,
believing that frequent recurrence to funda-
mental principles is indispensable to the pre-
servation of liberty,-to protection against
acrong, cheerfully endorse the above and be-
speak full attendance of men of all partirs
VIM. r. Flint, John Caswell, Benz Hilton
I'd, Edgar Hilton, w. H. Brown, Lemuel
Williams, John Caswel J. A. Fletcher, Will
liam Jones, G.. H. Fletcher, s. S. Gould, Asa.
w Moore, H. Moore, w, II. Moore, C. s.
Moore, J. F. Caswell, j. H. Allen, Befi Ad-
ans, s. Bunker. H4 ..
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WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE SICK
"while There's Life There's 4ope."
ID r.. l. E WIS
THE TRUE
NATIVE INDIAN PHYSICIAN.

Isl Can DO consulted free of charge, at his office
100 Congress ST., Cor. NI9untfert So,
Where he win attend to the treatment and cure of all
diseases incident to the human body. All kinds of
Humors disappear as If by magic, by the use Of his
GREAT INDIAN SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Cures all Female DimeuIties.
feb9sn1w-
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"a BUR NETT'S
STANDARD FLAVORING EXTRACTS
FOR FLAVoRISG Ell
Soda syrups, Ice Creams, Custards, Pies,
Blanc Mango, JelIies, Sauces,

SOFA syrups, Ice Creams, Cusfar ds, Pies,
Blanc Mango, JeIIies, Sauces,
Soups, Gravies, etc.
The superiority of these Extracts consists in ther
PERFECT PURITY AND GREAT STRENGTH
There Is no subject which should more engrosa A.
tention than the purity OF the preparations which
are used in iayorng the various com pounds nrenared
for the human stomach
1hese ETfTdcts are ioarranted pey7ectv free from,
the poisonous oils and acids tchich enter into the
composition Of many Of the fdctitious fruit fapors
nor IN the market They are not only true to their
names but are prepared from fruits of the best Quail
ity and so highly concentrated that small QUANTITY
only need be used.
They have stood the test of eighteen years time and
competition, and are pronounced Vnripalled by the
most eminent connoissers, Propiesors Of the Ieadino
hotels, and prominent dealers IN the Uaited Stots
and Canada. They are neatly put up In five s,,.
--unpaaeted bottles, holding more than nor.,,,,
sizes appearing much larger. They are the ha.,
and cheapest Fruit Extract the markst ae,-.,r
Their Standard quantity and quality ,riu he $780,
maintained ~ ''a. .<#01us 49,. "'''y
W IL Is necessary In some cases for uersons a.
string BrRSETr's suPERIoR FLAvop,xo r.,
fhA ,s 10 insist upon obtaining taem In order
o,d many OF the fictitious brands offered becaus
Of their larger profits. '>>1''
7-.r9- JOSEPH BURNETT s. CO..
Fal .asa5l Sole Projectors, Boston
For sale by irst-class Grocers and Druggists ssa-
orally. aoasSa.s
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THE Somerset County resolutions which
we published some days ago at the request of
VIM. Atkinson, Esq of Embden, were upan-
'aoasty passed by the voters of that town at
'neir March meeting. The Town Clerks
certificate to that effect, on the back of one
OF the sheets of the manuscript sent to us,
unfortunately escaped our observation. The
people of Somerset County seem to be thor
oughly aroused on the subject of resistance to
political rings A call for mass meeting to
protest against the removal of the county
seat to Skowhegan appears elsewhere
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w III. M. PAYSON,
~ ~ EXCHANGE ST,
mch7sntf z.1 b PORTLAND,


J.B. BROWN g. SONS.
B A N x K r 8,
PORTLAND MAINE f
THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction of
a General Banking Business. :
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight In
terest at the rate of Four per cent per annum allow
ed all Daily Balances Accounts rendered and in
crest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES Of DEPOSIT issued bearing in
terest as by agreeme and available at maturity In
Portland, Boston or New York.
COLLECTIONS of Notes, Drafts, Coupons, and
Dividends made in all parts of the United States and
Canada. ar3 w Il -
DEALERS in Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin. a. III.
STERLING Bills drawn on Englnnd, Scotland
and Ireland. Sight l'afts on Paris, Berlin and other
European cities, M, ntreal, st. John and Halifax
Gold and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York
APPROVED Commercial Bills purchased. r-E
FACILITIES afforded for the transaction of the
Special well the General Business of correspon-
dents.
81 Agents for the sale of the Z, a s4 ss
Bonds Of the Portland & Ogdensburg r r
tn9
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iA1a GlA 4t5EAMJE.8
For Sale 0r tn Lot

NE of the best and pleasantest house and store In
~ the city, with good trade and rare chance for
investment Also, stock which was bought before the
late rise For further particulars call ON the prem-
ses. No 30 st. Lawrence street of
i1 "~ .E0bn8I 90 - s'i laaH
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1HE Advertiser speaks of Mr.. B. w. Norris,
OF Skowhegan, as the defeated contestant for a
seat in Congress from Alabama. This NAV he
so, and by the code of the Advertiser, which no
one pretends to understand, Mr. Norris NAV he
resident of that town. Nevertheless, his
family has resided in Alabama the past two
years at least .H.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale.

The fine residence Of Dr. s. Fitch, No 81 State st.,
for sale, with without the Office Congress
st. One of the most desirable locations in the city,
: faLO ar cod
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TWO TRIPS PER WEEK I!

superior Business Opportunity.
flRSI Glass Grocery Store for sale; fifteen years
y established, with growing family trade; horse,
wagons, harnesses and all appurtenances to carry on
the business; chance seldom met with, as the owner
s retiring from the business residence and stable on
the premises.
mchls-st TAYLOR g. CO., 20 State St., Boston.
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IL ehere had been Masonic meeting, or if
-'o.emper frost had made skating, or steamer
ai'.'eu cutting its way through the ice, the As
socia'ed Press agent at Belfast would have sent
sne papers i despatch Monday night. AS it
ros 60 9s municipal election he very wisely
refrained from going near the teleoranh otsoc
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TIE political relations of Colonel Fornev to
the President are no longer doubtful 81 he,
heve Grants reelection essential to the nres-
erVation of the Union" are his own words -
Inc fangs eft the Copperhead have not been ex-
tracted, and the Colonel shrewdly apprehends
That the defeat of Grant might 'twake nm
snakes
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''THE PEOPLE MovING.-The voters of Emb-
den without distinction of party in annual
March meeting assembled adopted the follow
ing call for mass meeting at Carrabasset Hall,
North Arson: .a,,.ltIat -..... ....r..
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Caucus.

&Ef Caucus. Il
The Republicans of North Yarmouth, are request
ed to meet at the Town House, in said Town, on
Wednesday, the 2Oth day of March, inst at O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose Of nominating list of Town
Officers for the ensuing year.
& Per Order of Town Comm.
North Yarmouth, March 70, 1872. mh13d&wtdw11
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This superb Hair Dye is the best in the word-per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous dis
appointment; ridiculous tnts or disagreeabe odor
The genuine wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produc-
es IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or Natural
Brown leaves TIE hair cean sof beautful does not
contain particle of lead or any injurious compound
Sold by all Druggists. .
jylf SN D&W ~
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Restaurant and Dining Saloon for
Sale

oCATION of great value; with all appurtenances
IN perfect order to carry on the business; splen-
did run of regular and transient first class trade
satisfactory reasons for selling.
4! TAYLOR q CO., 20 State ST. Boston, Mass
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