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FOH SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
Al l..
Aud other Valuable Rea

THE following described Real Estate, cOmpris.
Il ing House Lots, and other property, ehgibly
situated in the villages OF Saco and Biddelord,
will he sold by the propnelors, at prizes and on
terms favorable to parcha'ers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
p,incipally situated In SacO between the Railroad
OcDnis of BlldcfOrd aud SacO-a portion Of them
above the Railroad, aud a portion below, in a
pleasant and healthy location. aud commanding
hne view uf both villages. They are advantage.
ouslv situated for the residence Of persons having
business in either Saco or Bidde.Oid, being within
s.x minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperel
Square, SacO, aud i've minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine shop aud Cotton Mill Of the Laconis, Pep
perell aud Water Power Corporations Of Blide
iOrl. A substantial Bridge, J75 feet loug aud ~
icrt wide, resting ON granite piers, aud with side
walks has been bullt across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with BiidtlOrl, and placing
them within three minutes walk OF Smiths Cor
ner From this bridge street Is graded iO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended lO buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out extending along the margin Of the
SacO River, and To Water street.
The new road pCenily laid out 10y the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will inlerSect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge to BdIe-
iorl
BESIDES the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
lorS have dozen Or more house lots for sale, ON
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, aud
within two minutes walk ol the workshops aud
mills on said Island.
They viii sell also in lots OF from one TO five
scres as may be wanted, tract % land dl'in'ng
hat which j. reserved FOR house lots. Sall tract
consists Of 20 acres, aud Is situated on tho west
,rn side of the Railroad, aud runs In the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
VI the Saco Depot.
Wurraniee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the prOprieiors, ~ III. Boyd, SIco; ID. l..
Soinys, BiddeiUrd Josephus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, n, H.; William T.. New.
ell, Manchester ". IL.
For further particulars, Us 10 prices aud condlt'
ions, inquire of ID. l. SOAlES, OF Bidleiord,
agent iOT the pgoplie,ors. OF
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s. I. TRoNrsox,
Farm For Sale.

THE farm situated IN Saeo, on the River Road
i two miles from the villages Of Saco and Bid
deiord. recently oCcupied by jeremiah Z. Sump,
sOn, deceased The farm consists of shout 100
acres, about twenty-five of which is excellent ln-
,eryal, and the balance upland, part ofwhch -
woodland. The buildings consisting Ola good
tvo story House, Barn loriy by seventy, aud
good out buildings are IN good repair There are
two good wells near the buildings, and soft water
Is brought directly into the house. The usual
yield OF bay on iht iaun j. from 30 10 % tons
The character Of the soil, aud its location being
near 10 a market which Is always good, render tic
farm a very desirable one, aud worthy the aiien.
iion of any smart active man who !. desirous OF
engaging IN agricultural pursuits, 10 make money.
There Is a small orchard oL the farm.
For particulars a. 10 price, terms OF payment,
which will be made easy by giving proper seeuri'
", inquire OF Daniel SumpsOn, B.dGeiord, OF on
the premises.
Saco, Sept. ~, 1855. 3sf
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on FLOWING.

Your Committee on blowing have attend
ed 10 iha, duty and Report.
There were l3 entries, and teams pres
en,, 10 wits double teams, single
teams and horse team, each Of which
plowed is of an acre-ayerase time 30
minutes. .... il.
The plowins as whole was well done,
the teams well managed, and ease and quiet
prevailed ,hroushou, the performance. f,
On double teams your Committee award
TO Edward Milliken OF Saco, (,ime SO min.
uies) the first premium @ 5000
Ia awarding the second premium, your
Committee Were at stand, rs there were
two lots so well done and so much alike
that !, was Difficult, 10 decide which was
bes', they therefore award 10 Daniel A.
Davis OF Saco, time 2s miuu,es) and Jo.
seph Murphy Of Lyman, time 30 minule.)
oaS", LID r.~Hrt 'I 80 ~ A,00
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VOLUME xI.-NUMBER 4s.

TIE "WosTID FmEs.n The following
letter from the venerable Josiah Quincy,
who was invited 10 be presen, al The Repub-
lcan meeting in Boston, shows ,ha, howev-
or unworthy may be the men Of the pres
eni day, the flame Of patriotism still burns
brightly in the breasts OF those who aro
most closely related 10 the men and times
of the revolution. Such a beacon in tho
path of duty, ough, to shame the mcrccna.
ry and the iimid, while il nerves on the pa
,rio,ic to still more ardent devotion. Would
no, the Adamses and Hancock have written
like this ...
QUIScY, 9Th Oct, 1855.
Sm-Your letter, written in behalf OF
committee Of the Republican party, inviting
me 10 be present al q meeting 10 be called
"ior the purpose Of radlyins the nom'na-
tons made at tho Worcester convention"
and to express my views upon tho address
and resolutions adopted by Il, have duly
received. H.. r.
In reply, I respectfully stale, that, a,s
period Of life approximating the age OF
eighty four. regard !, as my duty 10 refrain
from any &C, which may 10 popular opinion
identity me with any Of the parties which
now divide the Commonwealth.
7 Jaov, n bo,reyer nroner nm this occas-
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V Tho Catholic Herald, of Phil.del.
phia, fegreis the decrease OF Catholic
priests 10 this country. Very few now come
from Ireland, and the priesthood is one Of
the las, pursuits which Catholic parents in
America desire for their children.
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p Mlsosic. We learn from Jho Masonic
Journal ,ha, S. B. Dockham Of Warren, G..
w. Chase, Of Brunswick, und T. J. Murray
Of SacO. have been appointed Grand Lee
lurers Of the Masonic Order.
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UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

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fkDAI at No. l. Central Block, opposite the Blddef5rd
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turn to advantage the productions of the
South. Should the industrial classes ol
New England send to Europe for manufac-
lures, and her husbandmen supply the wants
Of Europe, instead Of finding market q.
their own doors How much better to work
up our productions here, and to create at
our own doors market for the productions
Of our husbandmen. Sir, there was time
when these views were new, when they had
not taken hold Of the public mind, bu, Mr..
Lawrence said the time would come when
what was then prediction would be history,
and he lived to see it fulfilled.
Mr.. Lawrence, as you know, was exceed.
ingly reluctant to embark IN public life. 1t
was with great difficulty that ho could be
induced to take any part in public affairs--
IIo yielded himself occasionally, however,
10 the wishes of his fellow citizens, and
served them year or two iu the municipal
councils Of Boston, year or two in the
State Legislature, and once or twice, for
short terms, in congress. Upon the acces-
sion Of President Taylor he was offered a
seat in the Cabinet, which he promptly de.
clincd. He was then offered tho mission to
England, and that be held, us his friends
well know. q long time under adyisement.-
While he was hesitating upon this subject,
and before he had overcome his reluctance,
he called upon me, and was good enough to
say that he called to converse upon tha,
subject, for the purpose of obtaining inlor.
nation, and tina. it would dependin some de.
gree upon what | could tell him on GER
tain point, whether ho should accept the
mission or not. In the first place, he want.
ed to learn the foundation for that ancient
jest, that foreign minister is sent abroad
to tell lies for his government I" for" said
he, il that is the case, that is no place for
me. ! never yet told lie, and am not
going to begin at The age Of ffy years and
over" Itold him that saying was an cpl.
2 rammatic jest, and that during my expert.
enoe as u representative Of the government
abroad, had never said word or written
line which, so far as my own reputation for
veracity was concerned, should not have
been willing 10 see IN the newspapers the
next day. That assurance, he said, remov-
ed his greatest objection. counselled him
to 20, and he went. The success Of his
mission you all know. may say, without
others, that il was equal 10 that
Of any Of his predecessors, living or dead.
His genial manner, his afable and winning
his princely hospitality, and
his ready eloquence on public occasions, no,
upon long arguments or disquisi-
ions upon public topics, but passing lightly
'vos tho sorfaoo vf things, and touching
gently upon the heart strings Of the sympa-
hies between our own and The mother
country, won The hearts Of the English more
perhaps than was ever done before. Sir, he
vas faithful TO his own government, as ev.
'ry homes! minister must be, and yet he |
ound leisure enough from his public duties,
o bestow innumerable kindnesses and at
entions upon Americans who nocked TO
europe at that period in grea, numbers, and
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LEATHER. BOOTS AND spors.

LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Your Committee on Leather, Boots and
Shoes, having attended to their duty beg
leave 10 offer their report.
The duties Of your Committee were very
limited, there being only three entries made,
aud those were Ladies' Boots and shoes.
We award 10 ]. C. Tibbeits. Of Saco, the
Socie,y's frs, premium for best Ladies'
shoes, hoping lha, the Manufacturers oI
Boots aud Shoes in York County will offer
q larger variety nj our next annual fair.
For the Com. JOSEPH G. DEERING.
Saco, Oct. OH, 1855. .I'
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The voluntary cstmouy Of living witnesses Is, that
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
AND HuMoR SYRUP,

I. the cas, medicine syerOnsred to the public for the
cure u all llumors.
II ha. stool the test o. more than seven years. and in
Offering the public not ignorant Of Its opera
ton We know To BE- the greatest aiisraiOr Of pain
and saFsriRs to hose afflicted with any kiAd Of Aa-
NOR ami really of the greatest blessings 10 mankind
before the public can show BY the sridsHes
of hriHg tritaesSss, sgeh as Hon. ALBEKr WAKRES,
Mayor u this city, Dca. Vim. NJ. klmball, A. W.
SieSns, A. T. sanborn, $. l. Thompson, A. s. bunker,
j. n. &. Hayes, j. ". Carleton, and host OF others,
all In the doctor's neighborhooi.
This medicine Is different fron all others, inasmueh as
that,
ist.-Iti. a scientific preparation, compounded ae-
eOrling 10 the laws MafSria Msdics.
2i-H esrts As disease, and that, too without pro-
lucing another than the first
SILT dl,oays UaProrss As AsaliA-no, for day
bit aids hstlng benefit, as testimonials will shuw
Try bottles - each fairly, Il viii convince the mos
ncrlalous. Hundreds have been cured with less guam
y and their testimony Is universal that IL Is the great
est mecine In the known world, powerful In operation
pertaining it, WORK spcclily and with certainty. We
wish 10 be understood that does not cure by magic, or
that without any unpleasant sensations or incon-
yencnce but what Few days In comparison N years
q suffering running the risk of its terminating In that
worst % all hrms, Cancer that equally As fatal DIS
ease consumption Physicians say that nine tenth. u
all eSnssp'i,s Sa.Ss CsEaA.e N hunloTs ThSs;Sn'
would Only say, ID has cured thousands snl In many
where they had bsen considered past all cure.
man In New Hampshire Is using on Cancer, Who has
cn given up by hrs friends aud medical attendants as
past hsp-6y using bottle o. the Ointment he and
his friends are now confident Il will save his life.
We wOuh cite scOrcs of similar where II Is prov
ing equally p1trnt Believing the voice of the Attic
tel powerful than We etthem speak for
II cures the Sllt Rheum, Scrofua, Ery yspeas Whites,
Lsprosy, Cancerous Iumors, Ring Worn, Sca1 Head,
Burns AMI SCaks, Chihlains, Piles, Ia PREPARATION
pressly Darbcrs Itch, Fever Sorcs aud cd Msrcural
Scrcs however long standing. II all those
atous Pmpcs, ETupt0Ls anl Moth or Milew, frOm the
ace leaving the skin perfectly so and smooth, adding
grvatly the beauty Of the complexion Never, In any
case will Il leave the least mark IL will draw
hum0rs from the Stomach, Lungs Threat and nom the
Head AMI Eyes, by outward application. IL improves
the sight wonderfully, where the Eyes troubled with
humors, by removing the difficulty and restoring the
sight.
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~ Mr.. Dubbs, grave digger in Norfolk,
after conveying ,weniy.lhree hundred vic.
Tins Of fever (including his wifs) 10 the
grave, has himself followed them.
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D- From the Is, Of January 10 the ist
Of Augns, there were 800 murders and lyn.
chings in California. Two persons were
lawfully hanged.
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U- Hop vines grow spontaneously in
Kansas, and in some places are so abundant,
tha, hops might be gathered with prof, as
an article OF commerce. .r
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Al cvuh Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County Oi York, ON the drsi Monday OF
Ociober, in the year Of our Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and fifty Eve by The Honorable
Joseph T. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
SAMUEL W. LUQUES. Guardian OF Jo,ham
> TarbOx, JT., oI Bidde!Ord aud now cOmmorant
at Alfred in the county of York, an insane person.
having presented his second account Of Guardian
ship OF his said ward for allowance,
ORDERED, That the seid Guardian give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy ofihis
order 10 be- published three weeks suceessiyely in
the Uuon aud Eastern Journal, prinied at Bidde-
deiord In said county, that they may appear at a
Probate COart TO be held at BiddeiOrd, in said
County, on the irsi Monday ofNovcmber next at
tea Of the c.ock IN the forenoon, aud shew cause,
IL any they have, why the same should not be al
10 we'd.
n Attest, FRlNcIS BACON, Register.
A true copy-A,iesi, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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Thomas SuADFoRrH.

Her Majesty has signed a warrant grant.
ing pension OF f2Oo year 10 Mrs. Shad.
forth, aud has minated that she will take
advantage Of any future opportunity which
may occur 10 manifest her appreciation Of
Col. Shadfonh's services.
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Al a Count of Probate held at Allied, within
and I,r the County of York, on the first day "t
aud nny I've, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nye,
Jadgs of said Coaui
IAMEs a. FOGG, named Executor In n certain In
st,ument, purportng % be the last VIII ani te,ti
ment Of Esther d. symmss, late of LimeTisk, IN said
county, deceased having presented the same foo pro
bate
OHpEHsp That the said Executor give notice
Co all persons Interested BY causing coPy Of this
orier o be published three weeks snceessiNey In the
Union aud EasteTa JOuTnal, printed NJ Bddeiofd, n
said COunty, thai they my appear h Pfoblte CosU
be held at Bidde0ri, in said County, on the hrst
Monday e November net, nc ten ofthe clock Ia the
forenoon, aud shew eause,H any they have, WHY
said instrument should not be proved approved, and
allowed the last will aud testament of the said de-
ceased.
al Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register.
Atuieeopy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.

Al . Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within
aud fof the coaRIy of Yofk, on the first Monday OF
October, "a the year Of our Lord eighteen nun-
dId and hity i've, by the Honorable Joseph Nye'
Jndgs 81 said Court, ,
ON the petition Of Nathan J. Underwood oi
" Saco, now cOmmOrant At Biddeiord IN salu
county, praying that Daniel Dresser, Guardian
of said Underwood, may be authorized 10 IN
vest the money. fund, aud property oi said Un'
derwOOd in tbs hands Il said Guardian, "a farm,
Land, stock aud farming utensils, aud said Under.
wood put in possession of the same-and thft
such further Oaler as the case NAV require, NAV
be made by said Court, fOr managing, investing
aud dispcsingof the ELECTS in the hands OF said
Guardian.
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice there
of 10 oil persOas Interested saId estate, by caus
ing a copy Of this order TO be published IN the
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed in B'ddeiorl
in said county, FOR three weeks suecesilyely, that
they may appear at Probate Court to he held Z
Biddeiosd in said cOuniy, on The iirst Monday IN
November next, at ten OF the clock n the forenoon,
and shew Gauss, IL any they have. why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted
a Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Registe.
A true COPY. Attest. FRANCIS BACoN,lies's'@''
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AZ Count of Probate held At Alfred, within
aud faf the County ot York, onthe nr-t day OF Oe-
tobsr, Ia the wear of oar Lord eighteen hundred
and hhy-dys, BY the uoaotabls Joseph i. Nys
Judge ei said Ceari
LINES sILfPLElGu, Jr named Executor
al In a esraia tastramsat pafpofuag To be the s-t
will aud tsslamsat % Mar Frost, late of Eliot, In
said Couniy, eesassd having rs.saisd the same fof
prohaist
20 ali pefscas Interested, BY causing eopy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks saeeesivey In the
Union and Eastern Joarnal printed al BlddetoTd, In
said Coanty, that they may appear AT Probate Court
10 be held al DiidsfOfd In said Coanty, on the
drst Monday Of November neki At ten of the eleck In
f,rene n aud shew cause. any they have, Why the
said nslrumsnt shosld not be psosed approved, and
allowed the last VIII and testament oi me ases
cd. -
A Atisst,-fRANcls BACON, Register.
A true copy, ,Alisa,-fRANciS BACON, Register
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MARCUS WATSON, Printor.

AZ n Court Of Probate held at Alfred, witbih and
Es- the Coanty of York, on the hTst Monday oi
October, Inths year of OnT l.aTd sishssen hahdfed
and dfly-dys, by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye
Z Judge Of said Coaut
JOSHUA MAXWELL, IT,, fIeeuior of the will OF
" Joshua Maxwell, senior, late Of Wells, In sad eoun-
y deceased having presented his account ~ admin
stTation Of the estate % said deceased br allowance
ORpEHED,-T That the said Executor give
notice m all person. Interested by causinga copy of
this order tn be pablishsi three weeks s1cCessyey
In the UniOn aud Eastern JOuTnal, printed at Bdde-
connty that they ry appear at Probate
Cuuu ta he held al BdiefsfJ, IN said rcastN,
on the drst Monday o November neat, at ten OF the
eiock Ia the forenoon, aud shew cause, lfany they
have, why the sane -boald not be sliowsd.
Al 'Attest,-fRANCts BACON, Register
A true copy, Attest,-fRANCiSB BAcON, Register.
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A TOUCHING LETTER. The following
touching letter was written on the eve oi
battle BY Col. Shadiorh, Of tho 57lh, who
fell in The attack on the Redan, on the 18th
Of June: ..
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HAYES, PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES FI L UI VI ENT,
certain cure for Piles dHd al ErisrRai iridiiOHs.
Dirscti0as 90 tAs Bottles. Price, si.VO.
Read the iollowing-lt speaks Cor itselfi-
IaWrsncs, yHHs ~, 1854.
We, the underslgned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
ussl the vegetable Allied Ointment preparcd BY l.. ID.
Hayes Of hs city, ami being personally acquainted with
The Doctor feel pleasure In aiding testimony 20 all
the pcctors claims Cor his mclccine. Unlike other
etes In the Market this preparation performs Its Office
speedily and with certainty. The Ointment have
el with the most happy result, after vainly seeking
llef by tIce % Strsaparas, Salvcs ETC., Our
sxpsrienc- fully justaes In confidently Recommending
tAs article ami only one known TO performing
all its claims.
A. :. BUNEER, :. I. THoNPsON,
A. W. SrEAENs, Asa T. SANbOEN.
PEEPAkKR by Dc. A. y. HArss, and Sid Wholesale and
retail by CHARLxs n. kkSr, General Agent Coz the Unit
ei states AMI Canadas, Nos. b 4 Appleton Block,
LaNrcnce 81, LAwrvnce, Mass, 10 whom all orders
shoui be addressed. AGESrs br Bdddcorl, Or. j.
SAWHUR and A. Sawyer. lyl5
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BEFORE SEvAsToPoL, |
June l7,h-9 p. NJ, 1


Ny o,cn JelOrsd WIFE and dearly bslored
children AT one o'clock Tomorrow I head
the 57ih 10 storm the Redan. II is, as feel
an awlully perilous moment 10 me, but ]
place myself in tho hands Of our gracious
God, wilhou, whose will sparrow cannot
fall 10 the gruund. place my whole trust
in Him. Should I fall in the performance
Of my duty. | fully rely in the precious
blood Of our Savior. shed for sinners, that I
may be saved through Him. Pardon and
forgive me, my beloved ones, for anything
| have said or done TO cause you one mo-
ment's unhappiness. Unto God COM
mend my body and soul, which are His !;
and should il be His will that fall in The
performance Of my duty, in the defence oI
my Queen and country, mos, humbly say
"Thy will be done.o God bless and pic
teci you aud my las, prayer will be, that
He, in His infinite goodness, may preserve
me to you, my beloved Eliza, and my
dearest children; and, il we meet no, again
in this world, may we all NEE, in The man
sion Of our Heavenly father, through Jesus
Christ. God bless and protect you; aud
ever believe me.
Your afec,iona,e husband,
" and loving father,
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A true copy-1assi, FEaScs Bacon, Reg,,ier.
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4 Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register.
seOpy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
st. lotrta AD0'ts.
FROM THE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY OF
w. s. SWIMMER,
No. IA Second street, st. Z ouis, Mo.
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

Ware ROOM No. 81 Nam Street, St. Louis, No..
MANUFACTURES off every description Of Extra
Nl Cast Steel Mill, Circular, Pit, Muey, Cross Cut.
Folloe Hand and Panel Saws Saw Handles, Upsets and
Cold Chisels Trunk Springs, Knives Reaper sickles,
Springs, etc.
Old saws repaired and made as good as new at small
cost.
The undersigned have made such improvements an
arrived such perfection in the tempering and GRIND
ing department of their work. and take such pains to
procure the best quality of STEEL that they assert
without fear of contradiction, that their stock of
on hand and now being manufactured, are and will be,
not only equal to but superior to any made in or
brought to this market.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee will be mad
good to the purchaseri not found to be on trial.
March 2O-daW one VI w. l.. +. GAGE 4 co.