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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-06-01

Al COun OF Probate held az Sleo, within
and for the County or York, ON the first Monday In
May, IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and my i've, By the Honorable JO-
ssph 4. Nye, Judge q: 'aid Court;
CHARLES GOODWIN, guardian Of oliver FOss, Of
v kennebunkPou, an insane person, having pre-.
sened his hr'i account Of guardianship, OF his said
ward for allowance.
ORDEHED, That said Guardian give notice to all per-
sons Interested, by causing copy Of this order 10 be
Published three weeks excessively In the Union aud
Eastern Journal printed at Biddeotd In said county
thatt they may appeaTat Probate COuTttO be held nj
kennebunk, IA said county, the first Monday In
Juus next, at ten Of the clock Ia the forenoon,
and shew canse, " any they have, why the same
should not h. allowed.
~ Attest, FRANCIS aeon, Register.
4 trueeopy. Attest, fRANCIS BACON, Register.
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At a Count of Probate holden at saeo, within and
for the County of York, ON the ntst Monday Ia
May, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and DIV 1--WE, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge " said CUur';
IN the petition of Ruth McCrelis, AdministratrX Of
" the estate III Lewis McCrels, late of Lebanon In
said county, deceased representing that the personal
estate Of said deceased u not sufficient In piy the Just
debts which he owed al the time Of his death by the
Of tight hundred dollars, and praying for license
to sell and convey the whole Ofthe real esate of said
deceased at public sneton 90 pSyas sale, because by
partial sale the residue woud be greatly injured.
OHDkusD-1hat the petitioner give nouee thereof
the heirs OF said deceased and On all pefsons inter
esied In said estate, BY causing eopy ofthis OF
DEF to Be published three weeks successfully In
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Didle-
ford, In said County that they may appear at aPTo-
bate Cnuri 10 be holden nj Kennebunk In said County,
the hfst Monday Ia June next, at ten Of the clock
IN the forenoon. and shew cause u any they hlye,
why the prayer af said petition should not be granted
- Aiissi,-FeANCtS BACON, Register
true copy. Attss-rEANCis BACON, Register
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AZ 4. Court Of Probate held ct Sleo, within and
f1rtbs County OF York, on the first Monday OF
May. in The year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and my by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye
Judge Of said Cont; ca.
On the petition Of Charles L. Norton, Admlnlstra.
" tor OF the estate % Nancy Leigh. late Of South
Berwick In said county, deceased, representing that
the personal estate Of said deceased Il not sucient
To pay the just Pebts which she owed at the
time Of her death, BY the OF seven hundred dol
hrs aud prayipg Zoe license TO sell and convey the
whole Of the real estate Of said deceased, at public
auction private sale, because BY partial sale the
residue would be greatly injured.
OHpEEKO That the petitioner give notice
thereofto the heirs OF said deceased, aud TO al per-
cons interested in said estate, by causing copy OF
this oder TO be Published In the Union and Eastern
Journal printed In BddefOfd, In said County, three
weeks successfully that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held at KsnRebunk In said County the
rst Monday Of June next at ten Of the clock In the
lofenoOp and shew cause II any they have, why the
prayer II said petition should not be granted.
90 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Atme copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al a Court Of Probate held al SlcO, within and
fOr the County Of York, on the first Monday OF
May, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drpd and hRy-fye, by the Honorable Joseph II.
Nye, Judge of said CauTts
JOSIAH TOWLE, Administrator Of the esta,, OF
~ Josiah TOwle, late Of Newheld, in said county,
deceased, having presented his second account Of
administration OF the estate OF said deceased, f0r al
lOwance.
ONDERED That the said Administrator give notice
To all PERSONS interested by causing copy otths or
der % be published three weeks successfully in the
Unlon and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeiord, In
said county that they may arpearat probate count TO
DO held ~ kennebunk insaid county, onthe rst Mon
day of June next. az ten Of the clock Ia the ioTe-
noon, aud shew cause, II any :hey have, why the
same should not be shaved.
20 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A TINE rnnN Aunt ERANCIS nAnnN. RanLsiaE.
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T m or Orsrnryr, 81 90. rmcr OF srRrr 80 CTS
uAYEs,PILE OINTMENT,

certain cure for Piles and all External irritations.
directions on the Bottles. Price, sl.O0.
Read the follOwing-lt speaks fcr Itself
Laurence, JERs IL, 1854.
We the Undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by L. ID.
Hayes o. this city, AMI being personally acquainted with
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding testimony TO all
the Doctors claims or his medicine. Unlike other rem
edes in the Market this preparation performs its Office
speedily and with certainty. The Ointment have
I'll with the most happy result aer yalny seeking r.
lief by FIRE % srsaparllas salyes, ETC., etc. Our
experience fay ustlhes In confidently Recommending
a. hs article, and only known to us,as performing
al is claims.
A. = BrNEyR, s. I. THOMPSON,
A. W. SrEARNs, Asa 7. SANpoRN.
pREPARED by Dr.. H. u. HAYS, and Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHAKLEs II. KESr General Agent tor the Unit
ell States AMI Canadas, Nos. 4 Appleton Hook,
Lawrence ~, LawrSnee, MAss, 10 whom all orders
shOuh bs addressed. AGESrs for Bidddeorl, Dr. j.
sAwIER AMI A. Sawyer. lyl5
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Ma Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
Zoe the Coaaty OF York, on the nrsi Monday IN
Anil In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
drsd and hnyhvs, by the Honorable Joseph i.
Nys, jpdre Of said Court .
nLIvER liANscoM, Guardian Of Elizabeth A..
W Wentworth. and Cstharine Wentworth, minors
and ehhdrea % DemInieus Wentworth, late OF Lsos-
eaa, IN said county, deceased, having presented ms
trst aseoant of caardiaRship Of his said wards fof
allowances -.
pspnss0--That tbs said Guardian give no,ies
70 al psrsons assstei By causing cory OF this or
tion and Joarnal, printed at said
Couny, that they may sppear n PROBATE Courtto be
held NJ south berwick, IN said Connty, on the drst
Monday Of July nett, az ten % the clock IN the
k.tenoon, and shaw eanss, n any they have, why
the sams should not he allowed.
% Auest-rRtNCts BACON, Rerts,srr
Atrsseopyi CONGRATULATIONS. Register;
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SHAW & CLARK. Proprietors
ptnnEEnpn Ac m. q.

Sold wholesale aud retail by the PrOpretors,
and rrlailcd by all the principal Druggists and
APo,hecaries throughout the United States aud
Sanadas. H lclSurN
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and lct the County q York, on the hrst Monday
in May, IN the year of cur Lord eighteen
=hnpAred and dny-nye, ny the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye, Judge % aid Coat;
CEoRGH LORD, Ga,riiaR % Lucy s. Lord, mi.
lI MOI and child &c ftancis A. Lord, late of Eenne
bunk In said eoanty, deceased having presented his
hnh account of guardianship of his said ward for
allowance.
osprnss--Thaithss said Guardian give notice to all
oer.ons Interested by causing copy Of this order to
X, pahi.hed three weekssuccsssiyely, IN the Union
sad Eastern Journal. printed at Bidd fcrd, IN said
hell Al sunsbank sld County, on the hrst Monday
"a June next at ten Of the click In the FORE noon
and .hsw cause, 10 any they have, why the same
S kt,sst.-FRANcis BACON, Register,
Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register.
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r. r. r

| X. X. X.
IMPORTANT ROCLAMATIoNl A
| II GRE,r MYSTERY EXPLAINED! In the year OF our
Lord 1871, in our capacities Of analytical chemists, we
discovered that by uniting certain vegetable agents. which
had never before been used In medicine obtained prop
critics possessing such marvellous quick power over
PAIN that the moment IL was applied tothe parts ancte
with pain all uneaslness ceased. The most torturing
pains were relieved In an instant, and the most violent
spasms and rations soothed, and the system re-
stored 10 perfect In few minutes. In 1919 we In
troiuced this Remedy to the world under the name OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
II Ia. been used by hundreds OF thousands throughout
the United States giving instant 10 all troubled with
Pain or Sickness. One application externally or few
drops taken internally, will instantly free the sufferer nom
the most violent and terrible pains and restore the weak,
feeble, and Frustrated frame to strength and vgor.
No person has ever used RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF without deriving special benefit In less than
| fifteen minutes after Its use.
Let those who suffering any severe palms give
Il trial. Tor In feen minutes they will enjoy ease and
comfort. Rnda ways Ready Relief was tn
first and Is the only Remedy discovered that VIII stop
the most torturng pains In few seconds, and nee the
system from Rheumatic, Neuragic Nervous, and Mas
matte Disorders In few hours 1t win cure and protect
the system against sudden attacks Of
! CHOLERA, DYsENTERY,
DIARRHHA, CHOLERA M0RBus,
BILIOUS SIloLIC, FEWER AND AGUE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
Bear In mlnG It Is Powerful Disnfectant antacli,
irritant The r. r. REMEDIES are medical discoveries
Of the present century They are prepared on an entire
new and original theory "to stop pain instantly" and
protect the human system against sickness any sudden
attacks The doses required to be taken are small.
few drops Of RKADr RELr exercises powerful influence
over diseased action. sa 80
JTHAs CURED
jliauma,ism In four hours,
Neuralgia In one hour,
Group In ten minutes,
Darrhna In ffteen minutes,
Tooth-ache In second,
spasm In nNe minutes,
slck Head ache In fifteen minutes,
Chin Fever In hheen minutes,
Chilblalns In I'VE minutes,
Soar Throat In four minutes,
InspenIa In one hour.
Spinal Complaints, Still Joints, Cuts Bruises, Wounds,
FROST Bites Cholera Morbus Dysentery, Tic Doloreaux,
and all other complaints where there are severe palms,
RLDwAYs READY RELiEF will instantly stop the pain,
and quickly cure the disease.
For the remarkable efficacy Of n II. II. Discovery No
2, and the complaints curcd by Railways Renovating
Reso,yeni see in next weeks paper. H. j. H. Remedies
are sold by Druggists everywhere.
H. H. hay Druggist, Portland, general agentfor the
State OF Maine. AGESrs.-J. Sawyer, NJ d., Bddeiordi
7. Gilman, J. c. Burnham, J. O. Rollins, saoo A. War
ren, Kennebunk slas Derbyr NJ L. Weber, Alfred. "
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Al lCcatt Of Prcbste held at saso, within and
for the county Of York, on the first Monday In
May, In The year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hfiy-dvs, BY the Honorable Joseph +. Nye,
Jsdss 9l ..Ia CsaIis -.,,.--.-.sf... 80. !,
JrPHRAfM FIERCE. Administrator Of the estate Of
IL Sally Parker Ists OF Berwick In said county de-
erased, bayng presented his first account az admus
lniicn ofthe estate OF said deesased also his private
account against salt estate, for ailowshes.
Osprnro-That the said Admini,uator give notice
60 al persons interested by causing a copy Of
this order 20 be published In The Union and Eastern
Journal, printed AZ Biddefcrd in said County, three
", The hrst Monday OF July next aten ofthe elOek
inthe nrenoon, and shew cause, " any they have,
why thssaIns should not be allowed. 80 -
20 Attest.-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true eOpy-Attest. FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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CASHMERE SHAWLs
pR. w. m. HASKELL,
nnwdnInhnm. Oct. ioth, 1851.

Bowdoinham, Oct. 10Th, 1881.
Ma. HAsKkLLi Dear SiT.-i have worn set OF ar
thcait seth two years. made by you, and feel pses1
~ satisfied with themi they are petieet a., ana
lind them equally M good in smastieatng food as my
natural teeth. They are said by my tnends 40 HOOK
peTfeetly natural. Respectfully yours,
n. FULLER.
Dr. n. has filled. eItraeied and SET both pisnt and
plate teeth for me, aud with pleasure recommend
him TO all wishing the services % a Dentist
81 NJ. Il. CHAMBERLAIN, Bowdonham, Me
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Diseases Of the Trim. I, Organs.

JOHN 3. HILL, N. D, b
No, IS Winter street, 49,. .ns.tsn,
WITH General pnciicc, gives special attention
m DISEASES OF THE URINARY OR
CANS and to- MORBID CONDITIONS OF.
THE REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTIONS. Office
houn Until 10 An, u TO p, sos, 7iosrM
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At Court Of Probate n held at saco., within
and bftAs County sfYork, ON the frs, Monday In
4 May, IN the ypar Of oar Lord eightssa hun
drsd and nfty.tre, BY The Honorable Joseph i.
Nye, Jndge OF aid Court
r EMS f.sMALL, Guardian Of franeis A. ni,
IL Melvin =. Mn and Harriet J. I'm minors and child
ren OfJossph = Mn tate Of Bdteford Invalid county
deceased, having presented his account IL Guafdan-
snip Of nis said wafd- fOr allowance. r.s1- ~
C0sD Epsp That aid guardian give notice 10 anper-
sous Interested by causing copy OF this order 20 De
punished In the UnonundEastern JouTnalprinted al
fssd In said County, three weeks successfully,
tst tsey say appear ata PROBATE Court 70 De hsld ~
K.nasbint In ssid Coanty, .oaths FIRST Monday IN
Juas neIt at ten ofths clock In the forenoon, and
shsw cause. u any they have. why the sane should
NOV % Attsa,-FRANcIs ACoN, Register
A tru . copy. Attsst, -FRANcisS BACON, Register
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Nn.. FKkNCTs nNc0N Tssss
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NOTICE.

saco, November 2s, 1854. as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10
Jersey city Sc VS.,

TN NIX Israssy KAnso6p,--Inasmuch o. the New Jer.
~ Railroad and the Camden and Antoy road have been
oonfunded IN the published details the late disaster
az Burlington i but just state that The New Jersey
Railroad extends only from Jersey City o. New Brunsuick
aud employee ~ these roads ever run upon H.. other
rtsd, except the brakeneD, who accompany the earr
brnugh the entire route between New Aork and pbs.
aalfbia and these brakenen subject o tho regas-
nons a the road upon which they running and
n dchaged by either company for violating any oi IT,
rules while within its Jurisdiction gince the sew Jerrsy
rad Ia been In operation, paSsng hae been kls1
ri injured While - s cars and the suntsr of passengers
Y Ia conveyed exceeds twelve millions.
Row y DAs Rows CiRrrs--A diaeulty occurred ~
Friday evening in Jersey City, between men cnn-
nec'ed with nan Ricer Circus and several menLers of
~ roii,e and watch department u jersey CITY IN
shifh sems ~ The circus got the n a. The
ate va brought up IN the Recorder Court IN saar.
day Mayor Manners preriAed with Recorder Cutter
hf Farley The Chief ~ Police stated that thf. In.
vsstgatlen vas instituted Al The request of the police
phc Nlshtd the truth developed a, once - thu,
fLp blame may rest where " tciongs n The
n,eite. the do0r-keepcr u the ercus NAMED
Asnahsn, struck instDtihle ny oHcfr Travis wht
tfaf him ope blows upon hs head The ia =.
ucn, a hanahan reflects severely upon oanees Traus
and sccuses him ~ making the as.aU 7be s,s,o.
hat he duty an ofarsr OutsiGe a he teu,
and dheuty arising between other ocers not on dat
obd The eDokeepfr about beng admitted to fhs eiege
rre ~ Chargt be undertook s0p A when al, L.,
lopcr assAul'e him by keking him In the saanaeh
le was also struck bv another enp0ys n fse ire0s
tnd use3 his clnb upon 10th ~ them Thee vfll ~
further laYesiga q The al ocloek THE svennf
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at Vienna, on her departure from Paris which ia ,e-
place at sbe close of sbe prescott month
Mr. lila the director OF the ADsicdi Union has arrived
IN la,i- after very prosperous season.
H. Nitrate the tenor has returned TO Paris to fulfil
gsgements entered into previous TO lis departure.
new opcrn at the San Carlo tNsplcs) breaks the mo
noony which has for time past been the character
isfic Of the musical world la Italy Is called 'Anna
Ia the maestro Is sgnor Baststa, and accord
ing TO the accounts before u.s. tolcssbiy successful
new cpe'a has also been brought out at Psdua, by
Maestro Buzd, under the title Of Ernengarda he 10
cal apers say that although fancy does not extend he
wings in every part Of the OPERA yet IL impossbl
TO deny that the Instrumentation has merit TIL,
maestro was called to the rrosoenium after each
The obituary Of the month includes the name OF N.
Pierre Erafd, the celebrated pianoore aud harp maker
NJ. Pierre with bis uncle h Sebastian Erard rnatci
nearly AL the imporan, improvements in the harp AMI
piano lierrc was the inventor OF the Pedal piano. H.
has received seven gold medals, and officer OF
the Icgion of Honor. Fight hundred Of his workcn at
tended his funeral, and Adolphe Adam pronounced
oratiop. n. Frard had purchased the Chateau dc la
Muete, at fassy, fayore residence Of Queen Marie
Anonctc and resided there the period al his death
BE has left ver! large fortune to his widow and sister,
the Countess OF ST. Andrea (wdow OF the celebrated
composer Spontni) wno Arc almost his only surviving
near relatives II. Erard has left no children.
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williamsburg City News.

fSIEuIASn--IH tie sixth police district there we're
'hrfc persons brought up yesterday morning ior nte
refance and in the Ffh district there SIX persons
brought up the same charge They diAposcs of
ia the usual manner.
Non so.-The reported of yellow fever IN the
Sixteenth ward, investigation has proved 10 te slp
aver. The patient removed 70 the I1atbush Hos
Iital.
FATtL ACtTDEsT About six O'Clock on Saturday ese.
ming employe u Eelford Webbs shlpyard nj Green.
point instantly killed BY falling iron the .ids II
ship me stocks - the grOu nj.
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AgS1s1 o IsqroA snLESe ~ wssr HoAorsx --yrn.sn
hquor sellers have tsn prosecuted ior VIC sins TIE s
aw vi'h refeterce 20 tie SUNDAY qsof tsse ~ Wet
hoboken Ihry sppeared before Jas,le< Ilsh ~ rsrs
vi'nes.s bsng pfss~nt, thss tgNs vtrc posiroSsi =
he it.l lnst.
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POLITICAL.


THE MANY CANDIDATES
named for the Office Of City Inspector. there is none
vhh has appeared eligible, satisfactory
ne masses iba OF j. Geo Gosberger Jr He aserlIng
enocra opposed proscrye egisa Of every kind and
man abunday qualified for the performance Of the arduous
uties OF the position his friends desire him occupy
rom The commencement Of the agitation the subject Of
Tohioiory law be has taken an active par ~ defence
the rights of the liquor dealers. Beside III his high
egriy s practical business habits his Knowledge of the
.ulremenis Of the office, and his accomplishments ln
uist emeBty I'll him TO discharge Its multiplied obligations
Eith fidelity 10 all classes Of the community and with credit
tmseH II enough TO know, that although Mr. Gosberger
native born and has yhi does he the sce
Cy inspector the German populaann not 30 speak dis
xhce o other nationaies viii accord 10 him their unani
xs vote without respect 10 party, creed. sect Under
Ats cir urnstances he will give the old IN the field
o lF1DRlb around the track MANY VOTERS
m ls Sd, 4th 9th, 9Th, 7th 1oh, l1h i2h l3th 1ih,
nth and 18th wards.
TWENTY SECOND WARD.-THE NATIONAL DEMO.
rac Republican Ward Committee OF the Twenty second
war; viii meet at their rooms o. street
and seventh avenue Monday evening" 10Th inst, at
oco T. NJ The attendance of all the members IL requested
OF Business Of importance 70 the national democracy OF he
usra. by order OF PETER MAsTEKS0N, Chairman
toHS :. NAGsEs, Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE-TIIE MEMBERS OF STATE RIGHTS
M Lolge No g. +. A. NJ. requested TO be pnBetual Ia
abundance the regular communication Monday evening"
Sefember TO- business Of importance win be transacted
Byprdcr, GEO ELY. W. N.
. j. DREW. Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


EDWARD BISSELI, 81 WALL STREET, ATTORNEY
~ and counsellor NJ law, notary public aud late Puyf U.
nvy deyoes his whole attention to coming before the
- Court Of Claims to the recovery claims of all kinds
a2ust the u. g., procuring buying and selling land
rata and In 50 hours obtains u 3 passports travel In TO-
-retn countries.
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NOTICE. TO MIfLINERs DRESsMAKERS AND LADIES
LfHTFVsTfEN 90 Rowery corner Of Hester street viii be
cleed every Saturday TIL evening.
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NEW POLICE RyGrIATIoss.

0iders haye been issued from the Mayor Office
manding Sergeants Smith and Mansfield, of the Lower
Police Court 70 report themselves ready for duty the
Second and Third district Courts while the squads tho
last named courts will have 10 perform dSya the Lower
~ Court II the Intention ~ the Mayor to keep thea
squads moving from court 10 the other, which w
'tink will have beneficial effect the poeernen viii
have better knowledge ~ their business by u,s Icing
continually the move,
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DARTIEs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE LATE
i firms q Huntington i.nsey, Huntington A. Co, and
Charles H. Huntington will please send them In TO the sub
ecrfber before september 10th. CHARLES b. HUNT
INGTON So Wall street.
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NOTICE TO THE BONDHOInERs OF THE PHENIx
N Mining and Manufacturing Company OF vrsinn.-Those
bdhodes who do accept tic proposed
crbefcre the 10th day OF September next will thea have to
daend entirely the security hey have under the
supposed mortgage the proposition will not be
fir,ied renewed dale FOR fun particulars apply
ats Broadway, between and IL O'Clock.
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NO THE SUFFERERS OF THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY
Railroad murder.-Havng retained L. T. Bukeley ESD,
OF New York city, at city the railroad
for damages done to desrous that those Of
5he sufferers who wish TO further the o justice by giving
their evidence f needed would send their and address
bis Office coupled with information that viii be Of service
the trials As the TO have complete control
Of the State Of New Jersey advise all bring her suits 10
New York committee IL about being formed TO collect
evidence and contribute put down
abe false aspect that been given the aar In the Ooron
investigation. All communications be addressed 10
lawyer Mr.. Bukeley's Office s "a Warren street New York
city. TWO OF THE SUFFERERS.
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VINEYARDS IN AMERICA-PRICE I2i5 CENTS WITH
remarks upon temperance, Gts foundaionJ intemper-
Are s and remedies the culture of the grape vine
ihe United States and other na of importance
nn poor BY John Osborn Of oporo, in Portugal and New
fdk For sale at No 40 Beaver street New York Copies
Eaasm ed free to Of the United States, receipt OF
lteen cents In postage stamps
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N,HEwESTERN FARM ASSOCIATION ONE THOUSAND
4 mcmicrs:-Farm lands IL Wisconsn.-Price OF forty
with village plot SO, payable monthly install
Subscribers received during the day
and evening junction OF Astor
place and Eighth street, fronting Tho powery.
JOHN STEVENS, President.
IN JeSrs. Jun.