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AUCTION EMBROIDERIES.
WE have just received from auction large lot
w OF the latest sly lea Embroideries.
40, White Grape cha ais, Black lace Wells
Black Silk Laces, Bonnet Ribbons
And many other desirable Goods, which win b<
sold at abour one-halt the cost Of importation,
WIN EGAN & SON,
No. r, Pa. avenue, 6. side, near 7th street.
NAV 5-2w
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WA TED-A GIRL, to take care of a Young
w child, aud do plain sewing. Apply at The
first brick House from Delaware avenue, on st.,
nor n. Capitol Hill. may 9-St*
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BAD MoNEY-Itis said that counterfeit one
dollar gold pieces are in circulation, but so
clumsily done that they can be very easily de-
tected. Our readers had better be on their
guard.
NPRovEMESTs.-Th work of grading ard
graveling Maryland avenue, from Seventh
street to the Potomac river, was com nenced on
Monday, under Mr.. Watson, the contractor.
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CASE FOR COURT.-Justice Dom yesterday
held Vernon Tolson to bail for court to an.
swer the charge of assault and battery on Jane
Thompson, alias Wright He was charged
with throwing filthy water upon her as She
passed along the street He also gave security
for peace. Jane Thompson, alias Wright, gave
security to keep the peace towards folsom.
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may Id
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D.yaEHous SpoRr.-1he attention OF the
noiics is called to the bow and arrow prae.iS se
which thoughless boys are no" e ,asn
snsos - 9th street. had an ARROW, pointed
,rS a tin spike, driven through her bonnet
NV one of these juvenile archsrs
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lie BY millions; and are every day increas.
ing their numbers, and extending their cattl
field into the wilderness. Under these cir
cumstances, are We bound TO be their 6eld-
drivers and pound keepers any longer!
Answer me, people Of Massachusetts,. Are
YOU the sons Of men Of l776s or do you slack
call 10 make oppression bitter ~
Z would willingly dwell upon this topic and
Others which are in my mind, but have al =
ready occupied more than my proportion Of
this debaie.
I have pointed out your burden. have
shown YOU that it Is insupportable.
! shall be asked, how shall We ge, rid of
itw
I answer !, is not for private individual
topo'nt the path which State is to persue
to cast oil on insupportabls burGen-it be-
longs to the constituted authorizes Of that
State. Bat this will say, that jf the people
Of Massachusetts, adopt, in the spirit Of their
fathers. as one man, solemnly, the resolve
that they will no longer submit to this bur-
der, and viii call upon the free States to
concur in and carry into effect this resolu ton
the burden will be cast of. the fugitive slave
clause obliteraied, moi only without The DISCO
lutisa, but with newly acquired strength
% the Union.
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CoxE OVER AND HELP rs. Tha. brillian,

CONE OYER AND BELP Us. That brillian
sheet, the Democratic Advocate, has alsC
been smitten with the Argus yearning tow,
ards the straight out" wings of this dis
triet Listen TO the suppica,ion
The only party domination is that o
Judge Wells, and we trust that nomination
VIII command the firm support of al! con
sisient and candid men Of the wlig party
whose rights have been tr,mpled on by
John Nj. Wood 4 Company"
Who can resist such an appeal coming
from such pure-hearted fellow! See how
delicately it is wordeJ. Judge Wells is nc
mere Independent candidate, no people,
man = he is the only democratic party
nomination, - and therefore, all I" consistent
wings should give him their support! That
is, rather than swerye from party to the PEG
pie, consistency requiIes US to join our life
long opponents! Nobody else would have
thought Of this argument. But j, conveys
most touching appeal with delicacy OF
touch equal toa pickpocket's. Let the
editor try again for so much shrewdness
KEEP, inside. will certainly give him the chol.
ic in this dry season
And lastly, a Wing and Free Soil Gov
ernOr, Legislature, Senator. and Congress
man in iowa, where the reign Of - Democ.
racy" has hitherto been unbroken
Who will say, after this, that Doucla.
and Pierce have done nothing for t6ei,
country ALBANY Journal.
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IOWA ELECTION.

We have before US liberal assortment Of
Iowa letters and journals, giving returns OF
the recent Election. Those ON our side
generally write in spirit Of exultatiOn ar d
gladness which is fully justified by the re
suit. Always beaten hitherto, aud only
last spring Zone State Superintendent %
Educaiion) by almost 1000 majority, it is
bu, natural that the Wings and other oppo-
sers Of the Nebraska lniquity should enjoy
their present triumph. After New Uamp.
shire and Illinois, this Safe was probably
the hardest fall The Free States to carry for
SLAVERY Restriction and Liquor prohibition !:
but il has been molly done, opening The way
to n long series OF triumphs. And il is the
verdict Of our Iowa friends that TO the ex-
ertions Of JAMES W. GRIMES Is the good cause
pro. eminently indebted FOR this triumph
His canvass has been protracted. laborious,
earnest and effective. and lis fruits are seen
not merely in the general result, but in his
standing almost uniformly at the head OF the
poll.
The other candidates on the State Ticket
are probably all lost for want Of thorough
combination between the Wings and the Free
.Sollers. They might all have been carried
as easily as the Governor, but party bigotry
and impracticablity prevented.
One Of the tricks Of the canvass is worth
recording. Just before and upon the day OF
election, the news was sentall over the State
in extras, dispatches and handbi'ls, that
Congress had passed the Homestead Bill,
and every squatler and there poor man re
minded that to Democratic Congress and
President they were indebted Tor this great
boon, which would secure them homes tor
little or nohing. Cool observers Judge thai
not less than One Thousand votes were car
ried over from Grimes TO Bales on the
strength Of this statement and appeal. Two
O. three days after the votes had been cast,
the truth transpired that Congress had IN
fact passed no Homestead bill at all, bm oG
he other hand the President had peiOed ii,
Rirer aud Harbor bill, IN the passage o.
irhieh Ioiru wa, deeply interested But the
votes were Cast and oounted, and indignation
could not alter The rcsult.-NsV York Tn
buns.
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Dfatbs.

In this town. 3Oth ul, Mrs. Nancy Clark aged ~ years
In Saco 18th ut, Mrs. Mary r., wife % Seth Cleaves
aged u years 9Th ult., Mrs. Eliza Ann Cram, wife O
EbeneEer Cram, aged 10 years.
In New Orleans 18th ult., Of yellow Fever, Mr. Charlie
q. Giles, hrmerly IL this town, aged ~ years.
In Lebanon, llth ult., Mr.. james Fernald, aged &
years ami months lie has lcft wife AMI eleven chill
dren, (a present the neralO thirty-sx grand-chl
drrn, and ave four wido'
sisters, 1.-TWO oLler and two younger than hmselL) B
mourn the loss 20 sfeetonste husband, tender ia
rent, AMI Kind brother.
In Lynn, Mass, III ult, Mary T., wife Of Amos A. Ad
ans, and daughter q John Young, Of Hollis, Me- age
"a years.
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ford, .s H.0 G.yrT,xa,
YOU are hereby required in the name Of the State Of
Maine, to notify the Inhabitants " the Town Of Bid
dtiord, who are qualified according TO the Constitution
AMI Laws of the state of Maine 10 Governor sem
aors, &c To meet at CENTRAL Haul in said town, on
Monday, me eieueHh day Of September merit at mine
O'Clock iH s forenoon rive In their votes for Cover.
nor OF This STATE Representative represent this Dis
c In Congress Of the United States three Senators for
ths county To the next Legislature o this state, Coun-
" TREASURER and one County Commissioner. Also, to
choose Town Representative. 'r
lou viii also notify all persons Who intend 10 claim the
privilege Of voting that the selecnen will be In session
AZ their ONCE, ON Friday and Saturday the sth and 9th
days OF september next rum TO IL O'clock A. NJ and
irOm to oGlock, T. N Of each day, to correct their
list 81 voters.
Given under our hands, at BddefOrd this twenty
day VI August, 1854.
CYRUS GORDON, Selectmen
BARSIBGs EcurTER, BiddsiOrd.
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For the UniOa and Journal.


MR. EDITOR - People who talk in the
streets should be careful not 10 talk too
food or with suspicious persons. Thursda,
my attention Sas called to conversation
going on between several individuals one Of
Them Senator in our Legislature, and
the Others straight out wings" and I be-
aieve, claiming TO be Committee men. One
of the latter said to the others, after refer.
ang to a handb;ll near by. calling for the
friends Of Isaac Reed TO bold a caucus to
nominate candidate for the Lesisla,u re,
"a i want to seethe next Union We have
got him where we will make him show his
.cloven foot" Can you tell me whose cloven
iootis TO be shown or whether our Hon
Senator is fixing things for wings with whig
committees, with the unders tanding that AZ
ter proper probation, he is TO be taken
back into the whig party again
ASrI.NEBRAsEA WING.
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nRIGmroN NIARKEr.-Thur,dnr. Anc. %

BRIGHTON MARKEr.-Th Thursday, Aug. %.
At Market, 1853 Reef Cattle, 1900 Stores, 81 pairs
Working oven, l25 Cows and Calves, $3.50 Sheep and
Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
BEET CATrLE.-Extra, $3.50; first quality, ss second
quality, $780, third quality, $780, ordinary, IS.
lIDEs-s6 6,2S per cwt, TALLOw-SS a S,25.-
PELrs.-31 a &c. CALF SEINs.-ll l5c per pound.
VIAL CALvEs.-s4, $50, sac.
SruREs.-Two years old, SIC Is, 10, 81 n 80; three
years old, s2S, ~, q, II -.
WORKISG OxES.-SI5, a lT5, as In size and quality.
Cows AND CALyEs.-SlS IS, according to quality.
suEEr AND LAHbs.-Extra $3.50, 4, sac by lot
sl,JO $50.
swISE.-5 l-2 &c. Retail, L. l-2c. Fat Hogs
still fed lac Corn fed, &c.
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DAGGETr's Cow-The Kennebec Journal
says ihe resolve passed by the Nebraska,
nj the Saco Convention reminds one Of
Daggeu's COW, which he was trying TO sell
He was asked by the purchaser il she
was farow, but no, knowing precisely
how TO hi, the wishes Of the purchaser, he
answered tina, she "was not quite so iarrow
as some, and a little more farow than some
about middling iarow
This is a fair hit. II we recolleci right,
Daggei failed 10 sell his COW. MiddIing
farrow" cows were not wanted, and we ar,
OF opinion iha, the voters Of this dis,ric
will no, be satisfied with any "midLlins
iarow individual, when they come lC
vote.
Lcsciors PEACHES. We are indebted 10
Mr.. James BraekeiL OF Saco, for some very
fine Peaches. the best we have seen in the
market this year. Mr.. Brackeit always has
his iTui, establishment fully supplied with
The ireshes, and finest fuil this or tie Bos
ton marke, affords, Of all descriptions, aud
his shop is ,hroneed with customers.
THE Reasons. The principle reasons
which Mr.. Wilkinson assigns FOE his de-
clinaiion in favor OF "his friend Wells"
are, is his ATTACHMENT TO The PRESENT
ADMINISTRATION AND THE NEBRASKA BILL '!
Au,i.Nebraska Democrats will Do nj no los'
to understand Mr.. Wells position from this
Mrrnopisrs IN MAINE. There are two
Conferences in this Safe, divided 10y the
kenneoec River, called the Maine and
East Maine Conference. There are in each
Conference three Districts. In the Maine
Conference are sSse Members, 1876 Pro.
baiiouers, 81 Local Preachers, and e5 Trav.
eiling Preachers.
Making an aggregate in the whole State,
OF 81 ,755 Members aud Probaioners, and
34s Travelling and Local Preachers. %
There are in connection with this Society,"
In this State, 200 Sabbath Schools, having
1854 scholars.
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m nm, suffering from haeknied Cough, Pain In lks
side restless nights, feeilnss and The Whale
train Of dyspepsc ssnsaisas, aud given up by their
stefan. he another moment without consulting the
EsCUi.APiUs. fiaverhs married, OF those aboutts
be married, my i@pediment, read th,saruiy useea
book u has been the means Of saving theossnds Of
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws a dsaih.
b.rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed 10 ufetter will receive one copy Of this WORK
by mail, or I'VE copies will DO sent for one dollaf
Address, (posi paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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Harrtdaes.

In this town, 3lst ult, by Rev s. NJ Gould, Mr. John
H. Hayes, Of North Yarmouth, to Miss Eliza j. Andrews
90 BiddefOrd.
In this town, 9th ult., by Rev. j. Hubbard, Jr Mr.
Nathan Boston TO Miss Mary W. Haley, both Of Bdde-
ford.
In Saco, 24th ult, by Rev. J. T. q. Nichols Mr. sam.
uel Plaste, Of Grafton Mass, to Miss Miranda Ingalls,
Of Bhdefbrl.
In Portland, 18th ult., by Rev C. W Morse, Mr. on.
bert s. Prior Of Boston, 10 Miss Susan Cove Of Bdde-
4 brl.
In Kittery 2Oth ut, by Rev. q. VI. Payne, Mr. James
C. Bassett to Miss Lydia A. nlton, both Of NEWMARKET
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The wants Of these individuals will, we
presume. be fully gratifed With perusal Of
this Union. The questions we cannot an
swer, but we may be permitted to express
n hope that no arrangements will be made
to take back the honorable Senator to the
Wing party, without due consideration NJ
The thing should not be done by commit.
tee.
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MastS Lost,

IRON the Schooner Zone, on her passage from Boston
Il to llamden. TWO LARGE MASrS, newly hewed
the Butts, the rest part in rough state The masts
In tow by the Schooner, and broke away the sd
ut about fifteen twenty miles South u Cape Eliza
beth. Any vessel or boat which may have towed them
ill., shall be suitably rewarded by giving information Of
the at this Office, ID. X Arey lIampden, Me-,
or any person giving Information Of the shall be
suitably rewarded. 35-iw ID. X. AREY.
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WING CAUCUS.

The wings OF Saco who intend To vote for Hon ISAAC
dnss's-l 80 rsas AZ Cts--s ..s.. lss'-ssssy
next, at O'Clock T.. d., 10 take such they
may deem eNpcient D. the election Of the Wing
state and County Ticket and also to nominate person
To be voted for as Representative from this town In the
next legislature. Per order Wing Town Committee.
Saco Aug. 20. 1854.
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C. On the 18th inst. Mr.. Benjamin
Bird, bachelor aged 20 years, was married
at the Roman Catholic church on Fiji
street Cincinnati to Miss Julia Chat n bux-
ON widow OF 80 ST. the old Bird wa.
caught al Inst by Chat.
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York and Cumberland Railroad,
Stockholders Meeting.

PURSUANT to vote % the Directors for that purpose
a special meeting Of the Stockholders Of the York
and Cumberland iailruad is hereby notified to be holden
fionse. la Buxton, ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of
September next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to what meas
the Stockholders will advise to raise for dis
charging the liabilities Of the Company, and for cOmpet-
ing the remaining divisions Of the road.
Y * c. X. Il. Office,
Aug. 20, 1854.
35-u W. q. ClIADOURNE, Clerk.
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notice..

The citizens Of the town Of Buxton, who opposed
the Kansas and Nebraska Measure, AMI In favor IL the
Maine Law requested to meet at their TOWN HOUSE,
on SATURDAY. the second day Of Sep
t-mbrr next. at oclock T. NJ, for the purpose Of
selecting candidate TO represent them in the Legs
lature. Per Order.
BUXTON August 9th 1854.
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% Mr.. Johnson, the justly celebrated
scissors and razor grinder. is again here and
ready 10 set the keenest edge upon razors.
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Farm for sale.

THE Farm formerly the residence Of Mark Hill, late Of
Auburn, deceased, will he sold at Auction, on Satur-
day, the 30th Of September, at O'Clock, NJ 1884,
less said farm shall have been previously sold at private
SALE IL contains 100 acres about 70 Of which Is excellent
wood land, and Is within four miles Of Lewiston Falls
Its southeast side Is bounded by Tailor Pond Any
wanting good farm, with good buildings, In pleasant
place, cannot well be better suited.
Said land II thought best may be sold IN lots. Imme-
datey amer the sale Of the farm, the personal property
will be sold. For information inquire Of Luke Ill., In
Biddeford, or Of Rachel Ill., the premises. Terms Of
sale will be made known at the time and place Of SALE
LUKE HILL,
RACHEL HILL,
Diddeford, August 18th, 1854. Sow
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To Married lIcu.

THE undersigned win give information on very inter.
esng and important subject, which will he valued more
than thousand times Its by every married. couple u
any age condition In life. Tie information viii be seih
by mail, post paid, every address through the
source accompanied by one dollar. ..
NJ. ID. LOyEJ0Y, NJ d.
N. D.-Thls IL no humbug,-the lnfJmationi warrant
ell to be amply satisfactory the money will BE- retained
All letters should DO directed to-" NJ DLsykyoy, MD
Boston, Mass" with plain signature and address is
rctern.
Boston, June 2lst, 1884. ~
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DOCTOR YOURsELFt
THE POCKET A3SCULdPfUS:
,,,,,.,, q, 49,. ,,,o ,,ayr

u Hundred Entfasinfs, shoWInk
Diseases aud ,laifornai,ons oi I've
Human ~ stem In every shape ans
form. To which 70 sdded fra''se
on lie Diseases Of Females, being a
the highest Importance 10 nlaffseA
people, OF those contemplating mar
WILLIAM YOUNG, ND.
Lei no faibef be ashamed In me-
sent q copy ~ the RScpLAPIUs ts
MI. child. Il may save him from IN
eahy gave. Let no youns man o.
woman enter into the sacred otdlsa
Ions of married life without sssdlsg
the POCKET RSCuLAPiUS. Lat
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RADICAL CURE OF
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.

nR. @. IIEAT0N, Of Boston, who has devoted many
~ years to the treatment Of Hernia Rupture and has
discovered mode Of which has proved
the severes o long standing well as la the mild
forms Of this troublesome complaint thereby rendering
the Of Trusses unnecessary has rehte the house NO.
~ Lincoln Street, formerly 40, opposite u. HOTEL where
he will receive patients heretofore Dr. H. also attends
particularly To Female Complaints. to the treatment and
cure Of varcocele Iydrocenle lemorhoids,o Plesi-
Urinary diseases, &c.
Application may be made at his residence, No. EXETER
PLACE, (Iiowe Strret,) Boston.
Boston, August It'll, 1851. 32-3mis
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LIST OF LETTERS

J DENAINING uncalled
! IL August 3lst, 1851.
p Persons calling for
please say they are sdvel
Bryant Rose
bradbury Olive s
Bumham Anna Mrs
Burbank Emily w
Bowning Amelia
Berry Hannsh G
Burk James NJ
Burnham Leonard
Buzzell Abner
Burnharp Jonathan Q
Brsgdon Charles II
Blaisdell Charles
Barry Z +
Bisbe- Moses.
Barber Henry
Bridges Benjamin
Boyce Arson M
Chadbourn + NJ
Cole Nancy Mrs
Camel Sarah Mrs
Chaplin Louisa
Clay Eliza
Cooley Martha
Chase Chandler Mrs
Collins Deborah III
Clay X NJ
Clough Almira Is
Clark Mary T.
CLARK Elizabeth Mrs
Curtis Am 4
Croker Sarah Nj
Curtis Jacob
Cole Samuel
Csrvil Charl s
Clark Asa Dea
Clark John w
Chadbourne Paul
Cousins D nj
Cole WIN
Chapman Leonard NJ
Cole Alvah
Drew Emelipe G. Mr.
Dolby Amanda
Dupe- Lucy NJ
Diniorth Adallne G
Day Olive w
Davis Ellhu G
Davis Adam
Dollif Samuel
Dinsmore John
DOlliir Andrew
Deering & q
Emmons Thomas A
Emery L
Elliott Isaac
Emery h b
Flood Bernard
Fox Nathaniel G
Freeman james l.
Foss Ernerline
Ferguson Elizabeth
Fisk Abigail
Grover Lydia
Goodwin Lucendy
Goodwin Maria
Go drich Cynthia J
Gordon William
Fitzpatrick John X
Haskell Isabella
Horn Sarah A
Horn Martha G Mrs
Horn Alneda
Hanson Rufus Mrs
Hanscom Isaac + Mrs
Hooper Martha J Mrs
Hosnier Sarah F-3
Harmon Martha M
Harmon Mary Mrs
Holway Martha
Hamilton Hannah
Hughes nj T.
Herrick Rufus w
Holden George
Hill John B
Huichins Owen B
Jordon Hf ines IL
johnson Nancy
Johnson Moses
Johnson Sarah J Mrs
Johnson Margaret
yellison Mary
Jerlon lydia ]
kimball Harriet
Knight Mary ID
kennlson Mary Z
Locke Stephen
Lunt Joshua
Ladd James
Libby Gideon-2
Lrayitt Mary F
Lamb Clara A Mrs
Lincoln Mary
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OtAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID key
~ constantly on hand and for sale by -,
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WRENCH and American Z,nc, for outside and
l. inside Painting, for sale by ID L. S0MES.
EtI
Wanted

4 FAITHFUL, capable girl To do House work In IA
~ family Of the Editor. To one acquainted with nj
branche. Of House work, good wages will be Iai
saco, June -, 1854.
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For Sale
Pork and Lard,

MESS and Clear Pork, and Barrel and Reg Lard, "a
MI sale wholesale or retail BY
22-u HUDSON ST0RER.
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HYGEANA IN MAINE.
COMMISSIONER Notice.

COMMISSIONERS Notice.
THE undersigned appointed by the Judge Of Probate for
the County u York. Commissioners to receive and eS-
anime the claims Of the several creditors against the
tate Of Luther Kimba late Of Kennebunk In said Coun-
ty, deceased represented nsolyen hereby give notice
1854 are allowed said creditors bring In and prove
their claims and that viii attend TO the duty assigned
us at the office Of William H. sewa, In said Kennebunk,
ON the last Saturday % September, November ami Jan
AIRY next at one Of the clock In the AFTERNOON Of each Of
said days. W. u. sbWALL, )cu,,,
3l-3w Il. Il. DOUkNE, in, 'S'e 10
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PEOPLES CAUCUS.

The voters of Saco, opposed TO the cleo
ton OF Albion X. Paris, and TO the course
of the Administration OH the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise, are requested to
meet in Peoples Caucus, a, Temperance
Hall, on Friday. Sept. lSi 1854, at 4 o'clock
T. NJ To select Candidate for Town Rep
teSeniaiiye IN tha may, 7 ,,,;.I,,,,
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Pigs! Pigs!! Pigs!!!

I'VE have two filters Of beautiful Pis, OF the Suffolk
w and Berkshire breeds mixed, which we want 70 sell
fcr l2oo apiece. They VII os our weeks old the 18th
stage. and we win forward them without delay.
N. 4 II. PIERCE.
BsidefOrd, August 10Th, 1854 SIT
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"0lR FLAG rs THERE.o

I'm passing up and down Main Street the
Hanxiouscustomer's eye in search OF GAR
DEN SEEDS can but meet the crimson hue OF
the Flag as il floats from the open door, and
as he draws nigh find enscribed Fresh Gar
den Seeds Of all kinds" These, friends and
customers, are some Of the same sort OF Seed
whose unparalleled producliveness has furn.
ished a load OF choice vegetables under which
full mann a table has groaned, and saiiated
the cravings OF many an empty digestive re-
gion. Then call one and all, for they are 60
ing going!! and will soon be gone!i!
April I2, 1854. ]. f. HARRISON,
Druggist.