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FOREIGN NEWS.
NEM YnRK Inna

NEW YORK, June IL.
The Atlantic reached her dock about
eigh, o'clock this morning, with Liverpool
dates 10 noon Of the 81 inst, and go pas.
sengers.
The news oi,he most important and ex-
citing character, covering rs ], does, three
distinct successes BY the Allies. Fist
By the las, arrival we had a brief announce
ment TIA, the French had driven the Rus.
slams from strong position OF defence or
Place Damie before Sebastopol. This &C.
Cured during the nights oil the 22d and Odd,
and was a most sanguinary affair, the place
being defended by nearly the whole gar
rison.
The total losses on both sides in killed
and wounded, is Sc, down n, 5000.
Gen. Pellissier says the Russians loss was
enormous, and thai OF his own troops con-
siderable. though much less. The French
retained their position.
Prince Gorischakoirs account Of the az
fair is thus
Yesterday evening, seventeen ta,ialions
ofihe enemy with reserves, attacked our
trench OF counter approach commenced the
day before, in front Of Bastions Nos. s..
and 6.
The combat was sanguinary and lasted
during The whole OF the night. Our twelve
baitalious lost nearly $500 men in driving
back the enemy"
Gen. Pellissier ielegraphs, under date OF
the 25th, 10 p. NJ. ITO day, we have oc'
cupied The line OF the Tehernays. The
enemy, who were no, in force. offered little
resistance, and Ietreaied rapidly 10 the
hills"
We have definitely established ourselves
in the works carried during the nights Of
the 22d ard Odd.
An armisiice was agreed upon Tor bury
ing the dead, and we were enabled 10 form
an estimate OF the enemy's losses, they
must be about 5000 to 6o0O killed and
wounded.
The allies made rapid advance, seized
and retained the Russians lines on the Teh'
ernays, the Russians re,rea,ing to the hills
The Allies have taken Ker,ch. and com
mani the Sea Of Azof.
France aud England decline further Con.
ference at Vienna. Hopes Of peace prevail.
Consols for m 'ney, 80 Is 90 i2; for
account, 80 a 90 Is.
Cotton market excited - advance halt a
penny. Sales 1.-THE week l50, 900. Bread
siutis dull.
The expected resumption OF the Vienna
Conference had no, taken place, and IL was
doubtiully reported that tho new Austrian
propositions are peremp,orily negaiived by
England and France.
Austrian negotiations arc more active
than ever, with the view Of obtaining foT
the Cabinet Of Vienna, a supremacy in Ger
many.
Coun, Buol, in circular 10 Austrian
representatives a, the German Courts, re-
CARDS the publication Of the protocols Of the
Vienna Conference, by the British Govern
ment rs premature, considering that the
negotiations for peace could no, be regard
ed as terminated.
Said Pacha, viceroy Of Egypt, has given
orders for the construction OF the railroaC
across the Isihmus Of Suez, eighty-tou
miles long.
A contract is said TO have been entered
into for the construction OF telegraph
from Cons,an,inople 10 Egypt.
A conspiracy TO assassinaie Gen. Kalergi
Greek Minister ut War, has been discover
cd at Athens, and some arrests had beer
made.
Miss Nightingale had been laid up with
fever, but vas recovering.
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REAL ESTATE.

On Saturday last, 7. X. Lane, Auction
eer, sold the land on which stands Wa
terbOro Block" containing some 1900 feet,
a, II cents per foot, to Luther Bryant, Esq,
who, we are in hopes, will remove the old
building, aud cree, new one ,ha, will do
credi, TO our aOurishins city. The site is
one Of the bes, in town, and as the pur.
chaser has the rocks, we may look for the
Improvement.
Mr.. Lane, also, made sale Of double
tenement, story and half house on Frank.
lin street, for some 700. Mr.. Byan, was
the man TO pay the most for il.
The above property belonged 10 the heirs
Of the late 3, +. Bryant, and was sold for
their benefit
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Slavery in Kansas and Nebraska.

Some OF the Missouri people seem very
confident thai Kansas is 10 become Slave
State, and strong hopes are expressed that
Nebraska will likewise DO visited by the
same curse. The following is an extract
from a letter published in The ST Louis
Republican dated Whitehead, X. T., May
"a:
The elections in our First. Second. Third,
Seventh, Eighth, and Sixteen Districts took
place on the cd instant-day before yes
terday but have not heard the result
There was no excitement about it. The
friends Of the South and Of the Union may
now rest satisfied, and tho Abolitionists and
Disunionisis can hang their harp upon the
willow and sit down upon he eastern banks
OF the Mississippi and weep, for the fate Of
Kansas is settled. and settled gloriously
Missourians, Kentuckians, Tennesseeans,
yirginians, and other Pro Slavery citizens,
are coming every day by hundreds and
mixing homes, comfortable homes. oil over
the Territory. and they WELD so strong an
influence, socially and morally, rs to charge
the political opinion Of many Of the Free
Sellers who have been sent here by the Aid
Society. Il Is only here and there in limited
localities that you end any number OF Abol-
itionisrs, and they are so ianniically bitter.
lindi:live and repulsive, that they operate
against their own cause. They never viii
be able to control any influence or TO effect
anything Of moment.
SO strong. general, and prevailing Is the
Pro Slavery sentiment thai IL has extended
even 10 Nebraska and we End Ths Ns6ras-
ka City Nsrs under its banner, and hear Of
public meetings being held, resolutions
passed and addresses published advocating
the establishment OF Slave State in the
southern portion Of thai Territory. Sever
al families have already gone there with
their slaves. There are not less than forty
slaves in Richardson County alone.
What will our " Emigrans Aid" friend
says 70 thiss What can they say' When
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FOR SA Il II
| DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
TIM SACo.


TIME Subscriber offers for sale his estate in
i Saco The house is located on the hand
soonest site in town, so feet from North and 10
feet from Seaman streets, enclosed with n sub
staniial iron fence, and is five minutes walk
from the Depot Of p. $. & p. X. Road, Post Of
flee, Churches, High School and Stores, and
twenty-five minutes ride from the famed Saco
Beach. II was, with Shed and Stable, most tho
roughly built for my own use in 1851, having
piazzas on two sides,- high-posied, with blinds
inside and out, contains on the rst floor Hall 0
feet wide, extending through the house, large
Drawing Room, Sitting, Nursery, Dining, Wash
Room aud Kitchen, with large China Closets,
Peniry aud Wardnobes. On the second iloor six
large Chambers with large Closets = Bathing
Rooms, Water Closets, &c. Attic Chambers,
with Closets and large Storage Room Handsome
Marble Nantes in five rooms.
The house has all modern Improvements, such
"a Furnace, Range, hot and cold water, Force
The cellar extends under the whole house, and
is rs complete as any in the State, containing a
very large rain.water Cisiern, with fltering ap.
para,us attached, large Brick Oven, &c.
The grounds, which are handsomely laid out,
contain about | acres, in high state Of cult.
walton, being well stocked with large number
and variety of Ornamental and choice Fruit Trees,
in fine hearing condition. together with an abun.
dance of Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackbcries,
Gooseber-ies Grapes, an Asparagus Bed, and ev-
cry variety OF Cur ants-ltose Bushes, Vines, &c.
Also, for sale, 4 Cottage Houses in Biddefod.
The above estate can be seen and terms known
by applying 10 the subscriber on the premises.
JARVIS WILLIAMS.
Saco, May 90, 1855. 2lif
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UA, the annual meeting OF the York County
Mutual Fine Insurance Company, on the 9th inst
the following gentlemen were re elected Directors
OF said Company, for the ensuing year;
Hon. John NJ Goodwin, Col. Joseph G. Good
win, Ahner Cakes, Esq, Nathaniel @. Marshall
Esq., Bartholomew weniweNh, Mark T. Good
win, John Hanscom, Granville c. Wakefield
John Frost, Oscar X. Grant, and shiPley w
Kicker.
Al a subsequent meeting o. the Directors o.
said Company, Granville c. Wakefield was elect
ed President, Hon John N. Goodwin, Sec. etary
Abner oakes, Esq, Treasurer, ahd ShiPley w
Kicker, Aetuary Of said Company
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~ The New Hampshire Legislature, on
the part Of the House, made choice of tn,
Hon. John P. Hale, and Gov. Bell, for q. s
Senators, on Wednesday, and no doubt, the
Senate eoncurred to-day Crhursday.) Thus
New Hampshire shines brigh,-All" Hale "
Old Granite State.
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70 The Juvenile Grand Floral Exhibi-
lion, under the charge Of o. ID. Adams, came
OF at Central Hall, on Wednesday evening.
The Hall was full, and the "littlc ones
performed much to the satisfaction Of the
interested audience. II was happy sigh,
to see the sweet little girls in their white
dresses and wreaths Of flowers. Success tc
Mr.. Adams.
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Al Court of Probate held at Kennebnnk, wilhn
and TOT iae County of Yo'k. on the nfst Mondss W
June. In the year o.our Lord eighteeI hundred aud
INV 1--WE, by The Honorable Joseph Il, Nye, Judge
of said Court; . -,
NIARGAGET CLARK. Widow OF Thomas u. Clark
her pst.on for her dowet In said estae "a
be assigned and set out TO hes aud that Commiss on
ers may be appointed Zoe that purpose Pursuant "a
law; also her petition foe an allowance out OF 'hs
personal estate Of ssid decea>ed.
OspgRIp-Thut the sPid Maigsrst Clark Eve no
tce 10 all persons interested, by causing aeopy OF th's
order 10 be pubs red three weeks suocesiney ~ ms
Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Giddeofd, IN
said County that they may appear nj Probats Court
10 be held al South Berwick, Ia said County, on the
first Monday OF July nett, ten OF the clock In the
fore nooa aad saew cause, u any they have. why tue
same should not be allowed.
o. Aitest,-fRANClS BACON, Register.
A tue copy, Attest,-fGANCjs BACON, Register.
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At Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk, within end
for the County Of York, the first Monday OF June
In The year Of our L. ri eighteen hundrel ni hy-hve,
nv the Honorable Joseph T. Nye Judge Of said Court
IOIIN A. DENNErr, named Executor In aeeris'n In.
d srument purportng 10 he The bSt viii and testament
Of Reuben Denne late Of South Berwick, Ia SAID county,
ieceased Ia ing presen ed the same for probatei
OnpysEp-That the said Executor give notice TO al
persons Interested By causing copy Of This order 10 be
published three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal printed In Biddefori, th't they may APP
near at Probate Court 10 be held at South Berwick, IN
aid County, on the FIRST Monday Of July next, ten OF
The clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, any they
have why the said instrument should not be proved, APP
proved ard allowed the last will and testament OF the
said deceased
e Atest,-PRANCls BACON hessp.'
true copy, Aiiests-RRANCIs BACON, Register.
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Dtutbs.

In Lyman, June II, Capt. GeOrve wslksr, aged co.
10 p0rtsEnoath. June 5th, Mary Han Hatch, ksed Is
uonihs, daughter u Mr.. William c. Hatch.
In Dover, June Sd, Elmand Dana, 80 % George q.
AMI Mary A. CrOss, aged n months. May sist, Mr..
John O. ilArssr aged ~ June 81 Mira Ann, rsles o,
the late Mr.. Joshua rAitsn, aged - .r.
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LINENS, DAMAsKs,

WNaa09 Goods }
TUST received, and now opening, fine as:
COVERS. NAPKINS, DOYLlES, &c. Also
PLANNEI.S and COTTONS, al widths, with a
great variety OF WHITE GOODS, adapted to
the Spring Trade, by +. II. z. HOOPER,
10 No. =. Hoopers Brick Block, Liberty ST.
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A. a Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk. within
and fer the County OF York. on the FIRST Monday
In June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and dfly.hve, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye, Judge OF said Courts
UTHER SANBORN. Administrator ofthe estate Of
IL Thomas NJ. Davis late Of Nevieid Ia said county,
deceased having presented his first aud final account
OF Illustration Of the estte Of said deceased for
allowance;
oHprRro-That the said Administrator give notice
TO all persons interested by causing a copy 81
this order TO be published in the Union and Eastern
Journal printed at Biddeford In said County. three
weeks successfully, that they may appear at Pro.
bate Count 10 be held at South Berwick, In said COun.
~ the first Monday Of July next at ten ofthe clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
% Attest.-FRANCfS BACON, Register.
A true eopy-Auest. FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Notiee.-The Rev. 5. GOiT, Of New York, will
preach in the Unversalist House. sacO, 18th FIST.
The Uniyersalisi State Convention will hold its
annual session in sacO, the Goth inst, TO hold ,
DAYS.
June l3ig, 1855.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, SO. At the Municipal Court Of the
i city of Biddeford, in the County Of York,
holden al the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid.
deford, on the seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward T.. Bourne, Jr, Judge OF said court,
William NJ. A. w. Todd versus jeremiah Per-
kin, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins j., In a
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
The day Of the purchase Of this writ, being In.
debled to the plaintiff in the sum Of twenly-sey
en- dollars, according TO the account annexed, then
aud there, in consideration thereof, promised the
plaintiff to pay him the same sum on demand,
yet, though often requested thereto, said defend.
ant has not paid said sum 10 the plaintiff, but neg
lects and refuses so TO do, to the damage OF the
said Plaintiff, (as he says,) the sum Of iiiiy dol.
lars.
Writ dated April lllh, 1856. And i being
made to appear TO the Judge OF said court
thar property OF said defendant has boon attached
on said writ, aud that the defendant, being otlt OF
the State, has had no notice OF the said action,
Il Is ihereupou ordered by the said Judge that the
said Defendant be notified Of the tendency OF this
action by publishing an abstract OF the writ, to-
gether with the orier OF the court thereon, IN the
Union and Eastern Journal, newspaper publish
ed at Bddeford aforesaid, three months success.
ivey the last public alton TO be prior TO the third
Monday in August, A. ID. 1855,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy Of the or
A,,e. 81 E. BOURNE, jR., Judge.
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Alta Court OF Probate holden Mt Kennebuuk, within
and for the County OF York, on the htst Mondnyln
June, IN the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
aad fiiy-fve, by the Honorable Joseph u. Nye'
Judge of said Courts
CHARLOTTE ". IlILLARD, Widow OF Levi y.
u IIilard late OF Kennebunk, In said county, de.
eeas ed bayng presented her petition cor her dover In
sad estate TO be assigned and set out To her, and
that Comniss oners may be appointed fof that pu''
pose pursuant 10 law also her petition Tor an a'w-
nnee out of the personal es.ate Of said deceased.
ORprRtp-1hat the said Charlotte W. liillard give
notice TO all persons by causing copy OF this
order TO he published three weeks successfully In
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed al Bidde-
frd in said County, that they may appear at APO.
hate Cnur 10 be held nj South Berwick, In said County
on the first Monday Of July next at tea OF the clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause. any they h,ve,
WHY the same should not be allowed.
W." o. A,te.t,-FRANCiS BACON, Register.
A tr,e eopy, ht:est,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held at Kennsbuuk, within and
Gar the County OF York, on the nrt Monday OF
June, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and hfly.hvs, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge Of said Coudi
IoHN A. BURLEIGII, Guardian OF John Hubbard.
u Austin T Hubbard and Margaret Hubbard, minors
aud children ofJohn Hubbard, late OF south Berwick
,ssount Of guatdiansbip Of his said wa,i. "a, al
lowanee.
ospIarp--Thatthes said Guardian give notice 10 ali
pc Interested by causing copy Of this order 10
be published three weekssueeessivsly, In the Union
aud Eastern Journal printed at Bidd ford In said
county, thatthey may appearat a Probate Court 10 be
held at souih Berwick In said County on the 6rs Non
dsy Of July neIt ten Of the clock In the
and shew cause, " any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
~ Ausst,-FRANCis BACON, Rsri.,,,,
Atrueeopy. titsst.-fRANCfs BACON, REGISTER.
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~ Court of Probsle held at reanebauk, within and
tct the Coanty 81 Yo on the fret Monday An Jane
In the year q cor Lord eighteen hundred and fly.
i've, BY the Honorable Joseph .. Nye, Judge ofsad
Coun!
~ GORGE W. DOWNS, Administrator Of the e.,a,.
VI q sabra Downs late Of Berwick, In said county,
deceased, having presented his hrst account of nd
minis,aion 81 the estate Of said dsesa.ed also his
private account. against said estate, fof allowance.
Osprsrp-Thai the said Admnistraior give notice
tn all PERSONS Interested by causing espy OF this
order 10 be pubished three weeks successfully In the
Uniou and Eastern Jcurnai printed at B,ddef.rd, IN
said County, thai they may appear nj Prnbste Cosrt
to be held NJ South Derwek,in said Coaniy, on the
nrss Monday ~ Jpy neri. NJ ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, s.d snew cause, fany they have. why ths
sane should not be allowed.
n Attssi,-fRANCts BACON, Register
true copy, Aiisst,-fRANCis BACON, Register
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House for Sale.

1 GOOD. convenient one end hslf >tss,
n House and Lp'. ~nd out buildings, situated
,n.rcoa. SAID liou.e y siiuaied on POD street,
act mVre that i've minutes walk from either II
I'M. Manufacturing Corporations. For particulars
inouir OF Daniel Dmsser, saco, orof Ssmuel d.
Gerry, ssco. -
Portsmouth, May %, 1856. 4w2ls
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FOUND ATLAST,
- THE COMPOUND
THAT WILL PRESERVE TIE HAIR, PREVENT
ITS FALLING OFF, AND CURE BALDNIss,
Also certain cure for the
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
PIE REEFS
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.

IN entirely new compound, composed Of the
II most active substances for the above purposes
compounded IN scientific maneer and with great
care. This Is no humbug, rs hundreds can testi.
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NEPoNsEr, Aay IS, 1854.
Mr. Pierce, Sir:-Haying made use OF only two
bottles Of your Hair Tonic, known only rs Pierce 8
Rosetta Hair Tonic, have the qualification OF
informing you II has had very beneficial effect,
new hair having come out over my head aud bids
fair 10 cover Z, in desirable manner.
Yours, &c,
JOHN b. HILL, Couiec,iouer
STRANGER, read this and follow the subscribers
example:
RoxBuRY, June 1854.
Mr.. Pierce. Sir win you please send me half
a dozen bottles Of the ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.
have used the bottle purshased Of you and find
II excellent; my hair is improving, new hair hav.
ing started wheie wss bald for the past two
years. l would most sincerely recommend II 10
all persons who have lost or are losing their hair
Yours, with great respect,
CHARLES GOODHUE.
STILL ANOTHER.
BosroS, June q, 1854.
Mr. Pierce, Sir:-I have used one bottle Of your
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC, ard must say ii Is far
superior 10 the numerous articles advertised for
hair from falling of and turning grey.
Yours. DC,
J. Ii. WILEY, Pearl street.
These are but few Of the many the Proprietor
has IN his possession. The Tonic is pu, up ia large
zaH hnttia.
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AZ a Count Of Probate holden at Kennebunk. within
and for The County of York, on the drst Monday in
June In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred aud
hty. five, by the Honorable Joseph r. Nye, Judge
Of said Court
IN the petition Of Lewis Harris, interested In the
" estate OF Allen Bennett, late Of Wells, In said
county deceased, praying that administration Of ths
estate of said deceased may be granted to him.
ORDEnsp-That the petitioner cite the widow and
next Of kin 10 take admnst ration and give notice
thereof TO the heirs OF said deceased aud TO all
interested In said estate, by causing copy ol
this order to be published In the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed In Biddeford In said county three
weeks suceessive,, that they may appear at Pro.
bate Court, to be holden at South berwick, in said
county the first Monday In July nett at ten OF the
clock Ia the forenoon, and shsw cause, f any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
% Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register,
Atrueeopy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al Court OF Probate held at Ksnnebunk, within and
for the County OF York, on the hrst Monday IN
drsd and nfly.nve, by the Honorable Joseph j.
Nys, Judge Of said Courts
cyAMUEL W. LUQUEs, Assignee Of Mayer Wafer.
y man aad Hugo Waterman. Of Biddelord, IN sald
county, haung presented his first account, for allow
anee:
orprsup-That the said Samuel w. Luques give
naies TO NIL persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order 10 be published three weeks successfully
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed st Bidde
ford. In said County, thatthe may appear at FRO
bate Court be held nj South Berwick In said Coun'
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
u any they have, why the same should not DO al
lowed.
"a Arsst,-FRANCts BACON, Register
Atme COPY: Attest,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
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CARPETINGS.

II II. G. HOOPER has jus, received COM
lie peie assortment Of ENGLISH CARPET.
Sales. All New Styles, and cheaper than ever
TO which he invites the attention Of purchasers.
NO. = HooPGR's BRICK BLOCK
Liberty See, Diddcfsrd
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CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION

The STATE TEMPERAScE COMMITTEES issues
this call TO the friends Of Temperance, TO meet IN
State Mass Convention Ia Bangor, June 10th aud
9th, for the purpose Of making arrangements Tor
the coming campaign.
II Is desirable that the friends Of the cause come
together In large delegations from all parts OF the
State, that we may take counsel together and be
prepared for any emergency that may arse. The
recent Legislature passed a new aud stringent
Liquor Law, which Is being enforced throug bout
the State yet, Notwithstanding the great and
good work which this law, in the hands ot its
friends, is doing, and there are those among Us
who seek its overthrow. II Is evident that the old
Democrats, and once dominant party, Is arraying
itself against this law. ORPOsitioa 70 % 70 10 %
tie trar ery "a the coming eamPdtgn. It's stale
Address takes ground against this law, and all the
organs Of the party are lighting II with jespera
ton, and efforts are being made 10 pledge the
rank aud file TO its repeal. Friends Of prohib,lon,
rally To the Mas. Convention, aud show this Hum
bunker Democracy, that you are ready ior The
contest, and are resolved 10 stand by your prin'
eiples.
The meeting will convene in the City Hal,
Bangor, Tuesday, June Goth, at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
BENZ. ID. PECK,
NEAL DOW,
=. r. LEAvTTT,
J. l. STEVENS, S,,.
GEORGE DowNES, .r.nns,snc,
III. NJ. EATON, cam,i,,ss
c. z. CARTER,
J. &. PERRY,
c. q. PORTER
s. KALLOCH,
Portland, May rs, 1875.