The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-27
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FlFrY Cents Is A SMALL DocroK's Bill. DR..
IVA. AbJOns Bittus arc sold for 30 cents. They
cleanes the stomach and purify the blood. Look
out for spurious article, and notice that none Is
genuine without life-like pOrtrai, Of the Doctor
on each bottle, and the propretors name written
in ink c. A. Richards, sole proprietor, 50 State
,reet,-which label is duly copyrighted.
Boston. This is grea, city bu, what would
it be without OAK HaR' the place at which you
can buy any kind OF Clothing cheaper than the
eheapes, elsewhere. Douri fail TO see that famous
establishment, when you yi'it Boston. One Price
Cash System.
Dup OF RuM-0n Saturday 3oth ult., an
Irishman, Owen Doyle, died suddenly in the cars
Of the z. s. & T.. Railroad. In his coat were
found three bottles containing very vile liquor
The verdict OF the Jury OF inquest was that he
came To his death by III Of inioxicauon.
There have been no aimlng handbils posted,
calling meeting Of citizens to inquire who !,
GUILTY OF THE BLOOD Of Owen DOyle-no
committee Of nine gentlemen TO request the rum.
selle to resign his calling-no aiiemP, 10 excite
reyolution-uo calls for a second inquest-no pub.
he sympathy expressed for the unfortunate victim
by those journals and persons who were so dolor'
Gus over the sad fate OF the misguided John Rob.
bins-none Of these, our city has been entirely
quiet. The rumseller did II and Is he not an
honorable man. and are not his rights and feel
ing, tenderly guarded by "honorable men" An
honorable candidate for the Office OF Governor Of
this State, has lately, in pathetic mood, declared
the Maine Law, which mercifully seeks TO save
men from the fate Of Owen Doyle, "cruel en-
aclment" Think OF the fate Of Of Owen Doyle
of the thirty tiOssanS men in this country and
the axsy tkoG,aai in Great Britain, 10 say nothing
Of the rest Of the rmdrinkins world, who are
every year brought down to untmely graves by
the same cause think Of the squalid poverty, the
untold misery, the broken hearts caused daily BY
the rumssllers work, Ind Judge where the charge
Of cruelty lies-whelher with those who would
stop the internal work, or with those who give
ccuntenance, encouragement, and support to the
rumseller.-Z iOHs Assoeats.
Afightfal accumulation Of misforunes Is given
in the following paragraph from an English pa
per;
.The widow Of the late Admiral Baxter Is now
suffering from most dirs accumulation Of ms
| fortunes; the frs, Of these was the death from
cholera Of her nephew at Balaelava. This was
allowed by the deeease, from the same cause, o.
her husband. Tho mex, intelligence she received
was to the effect tina, her house in the country had
been burnt TO the greusd Scarcely had she been
made acquainted with this fact when the failure
Of Messrs Slrahan's Banks deprived her Of On
amour, no, less than $4,000 and TO crown al
her misery. she has sou before sebas,opOl, who
/, is expected. cannot long survive"
A REVOLUTION IN Boor AND SHOE MAxiSa.-
The Cleveland Herald says that, few days since
in Utica, New York, numbcr Of Frenchmer
were negotiating for the establishment IN 'ha
city Of n manuiaciory Of boots and shoes BY ma
chiney. The manufacture Of hne shoe u Il
said viii only COS, ten cents. and that Of hnt
boot but fny or twenty cents The unca Tele'
graph says that the owners are now In Washing
ton, securing patent Zoe their machine; and u
thus speaks Of lis performance; The machine
is so perfect tia, II Is only necessary to place N 4
two peices Of sole and upper leather, and In On