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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Muhlon Gregg
rs:
John h. Fesler, ct al.
In Partition.

bY virtue of an order of Sale to me direct
ID ed from the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont
County, Ohio, will offer for Sale a. Public Auction
Wednesday,, TIE 10Th day Of January, A. d.
1855 between the hours Of 10 o'co-k 4. ~ shd O
clock p NJ of said day Il the front door OF the Court
House in ST. Clarsvi'le ia said County, the following
described ands and teentnts TO wit: Situate ying and
being in the county of Belmont and State of Ohio and
bounded aud descrihed follows: The first tract be.
ing part of the west half OF section u. township q and
range beginning rthe same on the hall line between
my land hat is the land of Ahncr Gregg-at the time
OF IN eking his win and Stephen Gregg stone cor.
neT to Jesse Metcaf and running thence due west l6i
perches stake the line betV land (said Alb
Gregg aforesaid and Sharps atthe time of the will
aocsaid thence with the said line being the section,
1902 perches TO stake heing tho north west corner
of the lands of John Gregg thence north - east. ~
pcrches 10 stake thence sG2 Al perches TO sake,
thence north 80 east 81 yerches 10 stake, thence
south a. east gs perches to pos, thence south 81
east 10 perches ID post on the Aforesaid half section
line, being tie south west corner of the tract of land de-
scrihed John Gregg ds aforesaid, thence wlh the
half section line and lands OF Stephen Gregg aforesaid,
south 10 the place oil beginning containing one hundred
rOOdsand eight poles as Surveyed marked and
plated by Jeptha Sharp th20th day OF the 1ih
month A. ID: lelb
shin No. and No. beginning al the south west
corner of said section Not thence north 1871 perches
stune thence east "a perches 10 stone, thence
south 3 peTches to the south line of said section To a
stone thence west along said line "a perche5 TO the
place of beginning containing 60 acres two roods and
IA perches; containing IN all one hnnd I'd and siAty
acres Real Estate The above premises will he sold
subject the dover of Hannah Gregg heretofore set OF.
and also subject the life Estate of John X Fesler in
the one. fourth part.
The cond tions of the above ai he third of the
money in hand The day of Sale, ono third
in one year and third years with interest on
Shcriff,s Ofice, December sth 1854
JOHN Z. NICHOLS, Sheriff of D. c. o.
Dee. 8, 1854. $3.50
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OHIO SCHOOL LIBRARY.

The Clerks of the different Townships tand Incer
at the Auditors Office in ST. Clursvie. to receive
and receipt for that part OF the Ohio School Library
now on hand tor distribution, and let them each
bring small sized box, 10 carry the books in, and
come soon, TRUEMAN, Aud.
Dec IA, 1851.
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M L DICAL 7. :

IL. TUE BELMONT MEDICAL soCIE.
CIR q VIII meet at Lippineoi.'s House in
VI. ldthnsy neat, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Gdtnt Updsgrpf and Vice President, s. b
4 %in read their official report.
n HENRY WEST, Sec.
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Lei The Afflicted Read and Ponder!


Let The Afflicted Read and Ponder! .. B..
Az ISg.LmBLr REMEDY for scrofuIa, Kings Evil
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimpes
Pustules the Face. BIOches BoiIs Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter scad Head, Enlargement
~, Pain Of the Bones aud Joints. Stubborn Ulcers,
~,''",'yic Disorders Lumhago, Spinal Complaints,
anu eases arising from an injndieioususe of Mer,
curv, ''tIence in Life. or mpurity Of the Blood.
IL FThis great slterative Medicine aud Purifier of
Blood is used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts of the United states who testify daily to
medicines, ''CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
ralgia. Rheumatism. scrouia, Ermptions on the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers. Old Sores, Affections Of
the Kidneys Diseases of the Throat Female Complaints
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and JOINTS speedily
put to flight by using this great and remedy
For ell diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it, ii cleanses the system of all
impurities acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys. strengthens the Digestion, gives tone 10 the
stomach, makes the skin clear aud healthy, and
stores the Constitution enfsebed by disease broken
down b7 the e1cesses YOUTH 10 its pristine vgor and
strength
For the Ladies' i, Is lncomparaby better than all the
cosmetics used few doses Of CARTER's SPANISH
MATURE viii remove AL saowness of compeI ion,
bring the manng 10 the cheek give elasticity to
the step and improve the general heaih in remarkable
degree, beyond ali the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which have reeei
we'd from persons from all parts Of the United States is
the lest evidence that there i5 no Hunbug about it. the
press hotel keepers, magistrates, physic and public
men. well known TO the community, all add their teSti
PURIFIER.
Cali on the AoEsr and &c, Circular and Almanac.
aud read the wonderful this truly greatest of all
Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS,
Propreiors, No. Pear Street Richmond Va; to whom
sorders supplies and agencies must be addressed
! H. ALEXANDER. st. Clairsvi:le.
! Jas. Baker. Wheeng.
i VIM. Dunbar, tnionnwn.
! Geo. G. Bethel Flushing
! X. I. CLARK. MOrristowt
| II. II. Mott, Barnesvile.
] NJ. 2. lilies 4 Son. Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines sverywhers. Nov. 10.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
ST. CLAIRsvILLE Jal

ST. CLAIRsvILLE Jan: 5.
Eggs, 10. Butter, Is. Flour, S,75. Huns
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 5I' Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 1908. Cuffee, II. Molasses
3l@a3 Oats, 45@4O. Glover Seed 500
Timot ,y-scarce 3.25@3,50. Dried Apples
/ 90. Nails sa9d 4,S7. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 1862 Lard &c. Potatoes Sl,25.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following land,
~ will he offered for Sale at Pubic Auction at the
front door OF the Court House in 81 Clairsve on sa-
turday the 9Th day OF January, A. d. lejJ, on Inc
folio wing cond to, viz: The highest bidder TO he the
purchaser. No bid will be taken said land for less
amount than the appraised value thereof One iwe'tl
of the purchase money be paid at the time OF sale aud
the balance in twelve annual iHstanienis oi equal
amount with annual interest thereon.
Said land being. log acres. rOods aud 20 perches
less, the sde Of the North west quar-.
ter of Sec 10, Tp. and Range 4. APPRAISED al The
OF S2l2O.
said land lies in Smith Township, Belmont County
and near 10 Central Uhio Rail Road.
ID. TRUENAN, Auditor Of b. Co.
st. Ciairsvilie Dec. 10, iS54.-ew.
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State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Iosepl Perkins & Louisa Perkins, his wife, Plaintiffs
Isaac Perkins, Reuben Perkins, Samuel Perkins, George
Perkins, July Ann Perkins, Adam Perkins, Mary
Perkins, Hezekiah Saite and his wife Celana, Arthur
McGay aud his wife Louisa, John McGay and his
wife Emily, Philip shafer and his wife Elizabeth
Samuel Reed aud ms wife Maona. Defendants
Petition fnr Partition.
IIE Defendants all residents of the County of Bel
l. mont except Arthur MeGary and his vile who re.
side the Slate OF Virginia, will all take notice that
the Plaintiffs aOrest id ON the 9th OF December ls4
flied their petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF said
County against all of said defendants, demanding par
of all the real estate of which Reuben Perkins late
of Belmont County, died seized Of said real estate being
in several tracts situate in the CouRy of Belmont and
described follows to wit: First heng Or of
the or, OF 81, Up. 5, range containing 1911
acres I'd heing Or ofne qr ofsame sec. range and
u or ofSec 81 Up and ra ge A. containing ~ acres,
tract heing The hall OF ne qr o sec s3 range and
tp s. containing so acres, 5th tract being part of the
half OF ar OF sec H. tp and range contain
ing 10 acres 9Th tract being OF the qr of sec.
81 tp aud range 4, containing 1910 acres, 1ti tract
being 10 of equal breadth of the end O the
or of the or OF Sec Is, tp and range sl tract
containing 4O3G acres 9Th tract beng in Two lots LIST LOT
being part of west half of ofsec a. Up and range
containing 10 acres I'd lot being North end of w of
az of -, tp and range 4, containing ~ acres
lO tract being II sec Sc tip and range T. containing
"a acres more or iehs iitb 'act belng W. oi q OF
and range H. containing 1913 acres, l2th tract
being the or 0fn qrof 90 tp and range 4, con-
taining 1886 acres, 18Th tract being the or oi
ar OF sec 90 p and range I, containing 39s0 acres,
18th tract being 10 acIesof equal of and ofet
of n ar of H. and range 18th tract being ST
OF ar of %, tips and range containing 1910
acres 10Th tract being part OF the or of sec 30,
tp and range containing 50 acres, l.th tract being
the ar of sec as Up and range containing 40 acres,
all oissd tracts Of land containing in the aggregate SIS
less, and particularly described i'll said
pet ion and winch the Defendants referred.
pTeulises demanded subject to
the dover leret fore assigned TO Mary Perkins and
which s mp in said petition. That at the next term
oil said Court in February 1855 The Defendants are all
notified that order OF PARTITION will I've asked for de
mandiug partition Of said premises between the parties
TO wit, aud that if partition cannot he had without
manf fest injury, then that said premises he appraised
I'and sold sccort ding TO Law. -
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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State of Ohio. Belmont County
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Preston B. Kennard VS. Jane KennArd. Jos. Woodman.
see, Jr. and Della Ann Woodmansee his wife, III liza
Jane Ket nard, Hannah Amanda Kennafd. Lydia
Kennard and Anthony Kennard.
THE above named Defendants will take notice that
L petition filed against them on the 2ist day OF
Nov ls54 in the Court of Common Pleas Of said County
by Preston d. Kennard, and is now pending wherein
the said Demandant prays partition of the following
Real Estate. to wit: Being part OF Sec. No.. 90 Town.
ship I, and Range 3. Beginning for the same at the
N E. of said section running with the E. houn.
Diary thereof 1897 poles TO post the NJ Z. corner OF
Joseph Gibbons land thence with said Gibbons land,
the Two following courses 159 Is w. 40 poles TO a
post thence S. 2j T. perches TO sugar tree one
Of the Northern boundaries of Moses Medcafs land.
thence =. Az w 30 0perches to do-wood, thence61
c w. "a perches to white walnut, thence s. All w
- perches TO beech tree thence n. dj5 w. PA perch
to a white walnut. theuoeN " l509 w. ~ perches 10
a white oak. thence N. sac Z. 9i1 perches TO post
thence '2ie w post. thence E. 81 G7 perches ia
the nlsce oil beginning containing 1903 acres 45
less aud that at the next regular term of said
Court applic alton will he made by said Demsndant for
all order that Partition he made OF said riemises.
WIS. kENNON, Any for Petitioner.
Nov oJ. 1854.
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STATE OFFICERS.

WIN. Medili, Of Fsrhsld Co. Governor, 1896
Jas. Myers, OF Lucas Co. Lieut.. - ,4Ot
VIM. Trevitt. Of Franklin Co. Sec. OF State. 500
q. Breslin, Of Seneca Co. Treasurer Of E,atc. GOT
VIM u. Morgan, OF Columbiana, Aud Of State. 400
q w. MeCook, Of Jefferson Co. Atty Genl.
u. T. barney, ofHsmiiton Co. Com. OF Com schools.
j. II. Ste adman, Of Lucas Co. , Members Of the
hlcI, P. Miller, OF Butler TO. Board OF Pub.
Wayne Griswold, OF Pickaway, } lie Works.
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SUAWLs and CLOAKS.
E,INE GOLD, }EWELRY, THE NEW
Petition to sell Real Estate.

John McNicbols. Guardian Of Rachel Sham.
blin an insane person. eI psrte.
NJ o T I G X is hereby given, that on
i the 18th day Of December 1884, tie shave named
named petitioner filed ap'tjon in the Probate Court Of
Belmont County, Ohio. praying Tor authority TO sell the
following real estate Of the said Rachel sbsmbn name
ly-the east otbe w.qr. offte. I9,t n. Sin the
Marietta Land District and the t0th day OF January
1855. AN order will he asked for in accordance with tie
prayer OF said petition.
p. DIT. CowEN, ATTY for petitioner.
D-e 22d, Il.
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SERVICES AT THE COUNTY lsriRMARY;--coNMEN
cINi. UNTIL IuRTnLR NOTICE AT 3 OcIOcK, z. NJ:
Pr II. VAz 0 U E Z
NMMENE6D.

NH E~HHQDs
- ESPECTFULLY announces to the citi-
H. zenf of ST. CIaissviile, and the public generally,
tina he has taken rooms aithe
AMERICAN HOTEL,
For the purpose Of giving
spanish instructions
The language being SO universal in this continent
aud but few Americans being familiar with it, the i'm.
nenss inter course the American people have with
Spanish Nations, shows the necessity of acquiring a
knowledge of This language. lie may be found al all
hours OF The day ~ his rooms
desire it by tile teacher, according TO terms.
IL J'Terms easonabie.
Jan. 5, 1855,
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0-rAsk thy purse what thou shouldss'
boy.
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lDRANDY-Ms "i sins. pure igise Usps sllwa m
10 pure, Justres,- (septar Ar<sAss
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SALT! SALT! SALT!!!

A LII persons in want Of t e above article,
~ will please take notice that the adbsetiber has
Inst reeeivd supply OF the very hest qualify
Bbs.. which he Is selling al Wheeling prices, $500
per Bbi.) at his store IN st. CiarsSilie.
s.-A large lot of6ne salt in Sacks for Butter and
Table use, just receivtdbs JOHN JEPsON
Nov. %, 1884.
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u. S. Executive Offices.


ra.rr.r Plsrc.,ofNm. President, sss,1l ss%
Vacancy, v. President B,OI
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NICARAGUA.

SWIM. r. Garlic sue ececds In February next.
flames r. Chariesworth succeeds In March next.
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GUTTA PERCHA PIPE.

All sires, for Pumps, Aquelucts, kc.-superior quail
ty. Also Gutta Pcrcha Flat and Round Bands, sheets
Tulnells &c., Patent Belt Csps, Railroad Car uing'
and Materials sold by
Charlie. stodder, 10 Kilby Ste, Boston.
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The MysrEA The muster, barring The
drunkenness, Of which there was enough
to make II resemble an old-fashiCned one,
wen, Off finely. Both days were pleasant
ones, and the troops, fifteen companies
were in good spirits, and made good dis
play. We saw the review on the second
day, by Major General Smith, and had our
old passion for the military aroused some
wha, thereby. There were grea, number
Of spectators present, and upon the WHOLE
!, was as quie, aud orderly a muster as
nigh, be expected underline circumstances
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Ngw CLOTHING STORE. The attention
OF our readers, and particularly the young
men desiSOus Of pu chasing clothing, at
fair rates, is directed to the advertisement
OF George w. Tilcomb & Co., in this pa
per. This firm have good stock, and eau
satisfy customers. Try them.
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York Co. Agricultural Society,
Fair and Cattle Show.

nIIE conmte appou,e by the trustee, o. this 'oeiey
Il 10 make arrangement or their annual fair and cats
show would give not &c that the aIr will be held IN cuts
Hail. saeo on Wednesday and Thursday the ID aod su'
Of October, 1855 49,,
Jhe hall win be open on Tuesday afternoon, at which
time the eteas Of ssco and Bl'eoN are requested To
.erd in ell articles Intended Cor exhibition. Persons
nom other tos ns will be allo Sed ill clock on We'd
nesiay 10 epte their tses. The hall VIII open or ex-
hIbl,lcu on wedn- day at2 o'clock, Il. W. The Caus
Show win be on the grounds In the rear o. Cuts i
Tie pioughlng aai spading match wiz place on
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. NJ Amer ploushlns match
the members u the Society viii form In ces'o ani
march 10 the church Of the LIST Parish whee an address
will be delivered by Gen. Oliver, a Lawrence, MASS
Ar 4 the exercises at the Church are e'rclvdei The
procession will gain form and move TO the sseo House.
where dinner will be p'osidei.
The awarding committees will report at the dinner
table.
Hobbs Cornet hand have been engaged Coz the ooca-
sion.
The lade, Of saoo ard Bddeor requested to con-
tribute OF their skl snd industry, as the success OF he
iAlr win depend very mach upon the.r eSertion''
ClIAs. u. Scorer,
GIDEON TUCKER, Committee
SETH SEAMAN,
CIIAs. TwAMBLY, Indngtmtns
JAMES BEATTY,J
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1tatbs.

In this city, Sept, %, Mrs. Rhoda, wife Of Reu:,
ben Bscon, aged % years. 25th inst, Ezekiel
Lll,Ieiield, aged 20 years. Goth inst, Franklin
Be,ber,. son OF Frank and Elizabeth Slrout, aged
y months. 9th inst, John Johnson, aged II yrs,
Mr. Henry CLARK, Canadian Frenehman, While
ensaged I'm blasting a log ON the river side near
The Tacoma Mills, on Friday last, was so serious
IL injured By premature discharge Of the pow
der as 10 occasion his death in few hours. tie
len wife and family Of snail children. Age
- years.
la this city, Sept 81, Thomas d. son OF Steph-
en L. Hooper, aged Is months. Also, John, sou
of Daniel q aud Jane Marlen, aged l3mos.
In Salem, sth INST, OF cholera inlautum, Sarah
Jane. only daughter Of George and Lydia A.
Hobbs, formerly OF Saco, aged ? years 81 days,
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PATIENTS.

4 MEXICAN ANN Yosuox OFFICE, Aorxcr voa Bus
"A ms WIN u. 4. PArrsr Orucs, w%rs
70 s x g; :i,: Mi cPg, A 10 INvENT:
ORS. The subscriber, (iats agent OF The - .. "a
One under tie act Of $3.50 determined 70 49,
yanAges In applying Cor pstsa, superior 20 .srssv
Al M .sntor. by other., has made arrangements vhy
an apnleston. prepared and conducted oy him, JILL
poLIiIs, Oostesd % so as paid back ~ o'h and
r,mtsd by him In case % failure 70 obtain 49, an.
the withdrawal throurh him within .,snmsp,s, and ali
neeessary mare. and drawings, for procuring p.Ss,t
his ami foreign countries, pvparei, and
on legal ard scientific matters reslseuhs
esnpo. only here obtain their
a, an. n,,.t reasonable terms, bit can AVIAN
The experience % 20 year, pracuoe, an .,. n
AZ Legal and mechanical works, and cofree,
n.,sn,. gr.n.e I'm this ard other countries
say,d tourney 20 Washington the usual great usay
M Veil a. p~r.onai ,roubie In obtaining Their p,,,
cop. o. claim: s any patent ,ssars s al Ws.hasou
''s 1"''"'' m, m, EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
.Durins the occupied the oshes OF W.. ,,,.".
9. q patents u H. ss s. ssa 3; Patents. Th.rs were
few N any persons occupying that capacity VINO hAa ~
much business before the Patent One AMI tnere so
Who conducted q With more ,. %s, AMI
most skillh Patent Solicitors In the United sue, An
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that tey
employ person more competent ami uus,~o''iy, ~ =,
capable Of putting then pp,I ,,.iasra,Ioa A
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner OF Patents"
From hs 9rs'snf commi''io"o'
aArcrsr II. distributing the time have bell the
once Of Comm ssioaer Of Patents, u u: Ehdy ESQ,
r.,on has been extensively ngagcd In the transaction
Of busIness with the once, solicior lie uor-
orhly acquainted with the Law, AMI The rules o. irae-
tIce Of the Ofoe. regard him az one q inc most
osrsiaI in,sncour,e. CIIAs. MASON,
ssn,- M Is55, Commissioner u Patents.
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Az EDITOR win LIBERAL PRScrPLrs.--
There is hack newspaper writer living in
lor near Boston, who Is chief editor Of a
leading X. N. paper, ditto OF non'iHaii.y
anti Maine Law paper, ditto OF democratic
paper, all published in Boston. For smaIl
consideration, his pen such as 1t is, Is III
the service Of any sect, religious or political
lie writes n. the Swiss hsht-tor a eoHS!d-
sroiion! LortH Courier, Saturday
Who does tbe CDuTier refer to
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Marriages.

In ssco. 9th in> =. by Rev. J. I. q. Nichols
N Ieopold WeiSsher9er, Hungarian from Pasit
10 M,s Au.u.'a Gerc', Whitney Of Boston.
la Seco, Az. iS,h, Mr.. Emery Written, OF sa'
On 10 Mis- Sar,b j. Kimbal, Of Kennebunk.-
G ! ins:,, Nj. Hezekiah Jordan to Miss Elizabeth
81; ,ne,, b. a. Saco. 9th ult. Mr.. George X.
n ;le6ei.!. oi Kennebunk, to Miss Lucia IL. Jeii'
rev. o B,dJr orr.
Alan. II. Mr.. Joseph p. Kimball TO Miss
Lucy "A. Fee naa, daughter Of Oliver Nj. Free
maa, Esq Of Kennebunk.
IL Po,,iaid, L.. IA last, by Rev. DIR Carrulhers,
Ma. Geo,.e Eme,y Of Biddeford, TO Miss Lucy
;. Thatcher, OF Slco.
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I. o. Of o. F.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90. The Masonic
parade to-day, al the laying Of the corner
stone Of the New Hall, was a magnificent
affair. Over 1000 OF the brethren marched
in the procession TO Independence square,
where the ceremonies Of the occasion were
performed. Delegates were presen, from
the Grand Lodges Of Massachusetts, and
many other States. This evening there Is
10 be grand banquet.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-28

GENEROUS. The strengthening Journal al
Bangor says: "While we congratulate
our iiends upon this suspicious result
which crowns our labors with success. lei
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