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1 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover stree, isosGOns ny
and elegantly furnished, possessing
and conveuences Tor the accemm0da
y the travelling public.
DRc II -diy
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IyENENAf. TExc EOOK sasv.y"rs. e.gI4ee.s,
architects agants, occnIa
guidance Of gentle
and others h NJ or Improvement 81 landed p"p
and tables and urioa
veng dwelling, measuring, arnhces wo,k
geometry, for wi
houses, grent b.,
Edward and lard and Prof Do,
on, aDi0f who. complete
in Imported from London by
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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a AUTOBIOGRAPHY of ragoJ vol. London, 1885
IL Phiipss World beyond tbs Earth vol. London. 1883
Alexandria Sch ,ois Chas. Kingsley. vol 1855.
The Philosophy IT Universal History the Chevaler Bun
2 vols. London 1855,
OsbBrns Monumental History Egypt; vols London 1850
Hard~icks Sh iling PeeaRe Tor 1855.
A Sbilipg's Worth If Magic. by Professor Anderson
Daniel de Foe and Churchill by John Forster. vol 1855
Has h. History LITERATURE, and Art OF the Greeks; from
the German Of Jacobs vol 1857.
Poe's Nmevrh-its Ancient History and Modern Explorers
vol l>i5.
the Curo-ities of Lon ION by John Tmbs- vol 1885,
With many English hooks imported last steamer by
June "a FRANCK TAfLOH.
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PROPOSALS FoR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
washington, June ., 1855
PROPOSALS will this department until O'Clock
Saturday. the th Of uas INSTANT for supplying the station
cry described the schedule below.
h- stationery be Of the best quality Samples must
company the bids
required bond with approved
suretis hu udmen u his contract and the depart
articles time and in
such deem and 10 increase diminish
tho quantities below stated.
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Bureau OF Provisions and CIohing, June 1, 1855.
cEALED PROPOSALS. sndorsed Proposals for Beefn and
- Pork viii b.
This Office IL ociaek, saturday, the 4h of July
next furnishing avenug bee OF all
uniled States, a the following navy yards
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KANSAS TERRITORY.

KANSAS TERRITORY.
No 1906 From Joseph, No. by Highland saysvii 1870
miles and back, week,
Leave 81 Joseph MONDAY atb I'M;
Mnryssile Thursday By Bpm;
Leave Msrysvire Monday Mba
Arrive at -. Joseph lhursday by 90 ~ 49,
This route supposed 10 be rupe seeded by ia2o and
20, /, win he
1897 From onphuD, by Wolf River, 10 Highand 70 mes
and back. week.
Leave Dnniphan Thursday at an;
Arrive At Highland same day by 10
Leave fiighsnd Friaav at
Arrive DOM, han day BY lOp M
59 FROM Atchion BY Ind spring 10 Sassnopp
Creek, 25 miles and back week
Leave Atchisnn Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Grasshopper trerk same day by lopmi
Leave Gra-s,opper Creek Tuesday ut o m;
Arrive at Atcbison same day by 10 IN.
No 1929 From Kicsapoo by aren-rg Grashnpp Creek,
u m nd back, bree tim-s week.
Leave Kickapoo Tuesday, Thundny, AID saturday NJ
Arr,ve i Grasshoppcr Greek same DAYS by iami
Eeave Grasshopper Creek Tue DAY, Thursday ana ssaf
Arrive a, K,ekapoo sa,re days by ppm.
to run one a viii be- considered
1870 Issveuwoh City, by Nulto shild, Oavkee
Whitfield, Lorns, Habit Saint lary's Mission, Ner
million River, Summon, Pawnee, lao miles and
back,
Leave teavenworrh CITY Monday st6am,
Arrive a pawpee Saturday (5ih day) by PM
Leave Fawnee Monday at6am;
Arrive 81 Lcavenworh Saturday t5ihd ty) hy ~ -
bids Fort Riley, mile further, WI d con
sid.rrd =,
No ls2il From westpo Mo-, BY Franklin, Law,9es ~ To-
teska, Douglas City, taennp,on, AID leeum-'h, 70
Wh,6,la u miles aId back thrre tines week =
Leave wesport Monday, "Wednesday, and fHeay ~
Arrive at whitfield next days BY iopm
Leave Whitfield Monday, "Wednesday, ana fuaay !"
Arrive at w.spor mex, dsys BY topm
ri - run cnce week VII - conso M tt ,,,s
na dr,d lad Ten mrr c,ept, @ uuci ci'y, q
Coueci Cove, l25 mites and lack, once n week
Leave wesport Monday Al sam;
srrv. Council Grove satsrday ny 0pmi
Leave Council Crave Monday AZ lam
sr,ive M n sr,pori saturday Wy 6 p
No Is9a From w,sear, Two !, ny wen Mission, o-awasme,
Miami Asrnoy, ceniieyfle Sugar Mound, Miae Creek
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United states Mail.

United states Mail.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Posr oyFcE DEPARTMENT,
June Y, 1883
KoposAs carrying the United Suites ffpm the
iday 30h day OF Jute 1853 Inclusive
flnw,ng Of viii be received nj
lte contruc Office psplmr,t, the city OF
Washington. unit of 10Th us 1885, 70 be decided by The
20h Of month.
LOUISIANA.
From fa October 1853 10 Isl July 1858
No. From Manvitc Rreaus, Bdge, Amsndvile,
Leonavie Qoca) and Bary's Landing, llocui,) 70
ppeiousns, La. 90 miles and back, a week
Leave Mariinsviis Monday nj sans;
Arrive q OpeiouseH day by l0rm;
Dpeiousns w rduesdsy NJ n
Arrive al Sain Martin. Wiz. day by 10
Bids week witt proposed schedule,
making close connexions Ope!ouSas with the NV
Dr,raas msi, viii be considered
ard certificate aso, nstrnc
Hons 10 be incorporated In
the conact- pfnrrr
proposals for IN the western
and southwestern States. dped Sth January 1884
JAMES CAMPBELL,
a-iaw4w Postmaster General.
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NEW EDITION OE DiCkEiN. ~ Complete Worf ST.
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WILL supreme Court of the United states the
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VIRGINIA Pay and Muster-r"iis II IIiitn enttieH
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1850.
Rev rlys History Of Virginia.
RuIin's Asncu ural E-siga, sc.
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~ DEMONS Elements OF International Lsyvb nsys
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FOR SALE,
-FOUR HUNDRED R0uSELQI$

Terms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u % Ifus - 30
The House Lots, about 400 IN nrWIer are
principally situated In ssco, betweea ilc Rail:
road bepots Of Bideeford aud Saco-a pviiion OF
them above the Rsilroad, and portion below, In
q pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
ine view OF both villages. They are advania.
geously situated for the residence Of persons hav.
Ing business In either Saco or Biddeioni, being
within ak minutes walk OF Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shopand Cotton Mills Of the Lacona Pep
percll and Wafer Power Corporations Of Bidde.
lord. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
feet vide, resting on granite piers an with side
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Bidicford, .rd placing
them wiiLys tLrec minutes walk Of 8 uith's Cor.
ner. Ero,iJhis bridge street IL gsated 10 tho
Railroad Cnos,ing on Water street, which vii. DO
extended to Isiiton Road. Other streets have
been IL ia out c1tv- ding along the margin VI the
] Saco River, aud 10 Water street.
| The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending Into the country from
Ssco, will iniersecl with Market street. which
passes across the above described bridgeto Bidde.
| ford. -.t..- ~, j..s.f-
| Besides the lots before mentioned, the propne.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk of the workshops aud
mills on said island. On one Of the lots Is q new
Cottage house with a stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They viii sell also In lot. OF from one 10 Eve
acres, as may be wanted, tract VI land adjoining
that which II reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists OF ~ acres, and Is situated on the West.
em side Of the Railroad, and runs to the Buuon
road, the line striking ;ha, road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
Wsrmniee Deeds will be given OF all %. sold
by the proprieiors, A. n. Boyt, Sae& ID. l..
renee BsrSvs, Nashua. n. II. (; William p. Newell
MANCHESTER n. II.
For further particulars, rs TO prices and condi.
Iioas, inquire Of ID. Z. SoMES, OF Biddeford,
Agent for The Propnetors. 5-if
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A Coon MoRSISG's WoRK The Elgar.
town Gazette relates that eal.y on Monday
morning ,ss., there was an unusual exciI,
mcnt Ia the town, which Is explained u
follows:
As early IS o'clock, A. NJ, the inmate
CT almos, every house were up and dress
ci,n AMI il soon became evident tina, some
grsa, enterprise was on foot. Soon a large
number OF ladies' collected together, aud
seemed 10 be awaiting the appearances Of
some one. Abou, five o'clock, the Me,ho-
dis, minister, Dry gsn,lenlnly and anna
he married man, was seon 10 issue from
his residences AMI walk hur,iedly towards
the south part Of the village. The ladies'
gave him full chase, fom wha, reason ap-
pearel to ~ iucSplicable. lie sought ref.
use in the house Of plrish:oner, which
the lalits attacked ln'l took By storm. Ar
Ter linc ,ha minister cyadel them, aud
escored rom she house, followed again by
the fair cuarl. lie was soon compelled to
seek refuge in the house VI third parish
Toner, and a similar scene OF exeilemen,
was enacted. Here the parties came to an
understanding, 6r ils minister lelt the
house alone, apparently in high spirits, and
the ladies' separated and went 10 their re
,pe,'i,e homes. Upon making inqui'ies
a, 10 III, cause Of the upusual excitement,
we learned ihat the minister bad tina, morn
in. married three couples, which ut onoo
explained the mystery. The result Was
that the married parties len town in the
steamer Me,acomel, a, a quarter 10 a. NJ
on their honeymoon excursion, and were
followed To the wharf by some two hundred
persons seventy. five Of whom took passage
in the steamer also.
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PATIENTS.

4 MEXICAN AND foHuGS 0rFicE, Aorxcr ron Ito,
~ Nkss WIN u. \. PArExr OfTIcy MlsmNGros
IOSintc ". s.ton opposite Rilhy Of. INIpOV.
ThST iNEOn NATION To INVENT.
once under the act Of 1850 determined 20 present AL
'aniages In applying 5r Ps:sls supcror those oer-
ell Inventors by oters, has made Arrangements whereby
on Applications prepared and conducted oy him. rstr
poLLiR Onsead Of s2o As paid back by o,hers) viii 10
r,mlei ny HIN In case u failure % obtain patent, and
the Withdrawal through him within thirty day. amer the
reection Caveats, Specifications As-lynmenis AMI all
necessary pars aB drawings, fr procuring patent, In
this ai forelsn oounries prpaTe and dycs rendered
on legal AMI seIen,he matters respecting lnyenSns and
Infringement Il patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specifications
on the most reasonable terms but can avail thrm.eye. Of
the experience 81 ~ years. praece an extensive library
Of legal ani mechanical works. and correct accounts. II
patents granted In this and other coun,re. besle- being
saved journey 10 Washington the usual great delay lh,s
Copies OF claims Tor any patent furnished by rniitlng
ole dollar. Assignments r-coriei at Washlngton
u. H. EDDY, sohoitsr o. Patents.
"During the time occupied the Once u Comm.slon.
er Of patents, H. w. EDDY, Esq, % Boston, d business
at the Patent osec SOLICITOR u Paist. There were
few any persons occupying that capacity, who had %
mrch business before the Patent Oics anal therx were
none who conducted u with skI fidelity AMI sac-
cess. regard Nr. Eldy one u the best nTuel sni
most skinl Patent Solicitors In tbs Intel s.es and
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person mon oOlnIc,ent and Trustworthy aud
more capable % putting their applications IN form 20
secure Or them an early and favorable Consideration II
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
, "PArENI OFIIcr,--
IL. ii. EpDr, Esq, Boston, Mas.
"Sa i-Nour facilities Jr the prosecution a any busl
meas connected with this oce equal 10 those 81 any
other agent. am very rcslySthally yours, &C. sB-ly
IiiuMAs EWDANh, Commissioner II Patents"
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The voluntary testimony Of iivirg witnesses Is th.s
HAYES ALLIED ONT M
AND uuMoR SYRUP,

N. ,r..r. medicine ever offered to the public fOr W
n las stood the test Of more than seven years. an
osring il 10 the publicve are not ignorant o. ra.
,Isn. We know il TO he the greatest aisr1aio, "
a,I sug,rinr TO those afflicted with any kins
,ar AMI really one Of the greatest blessings
srsr before the public, as can show by the .s,
OF huing witnesses, such as Hon, Al usS,u A. ".
MaSor Of thi. city, Dea. Vim. NJ. himoaI'' p,ntsr
stesrps. A. T. sanborn, 3. I. Thompson, ",h,r,
y v 81 HAYES J. W. Carleton, and q host OF 0u''''
ali in the DEBTORS own neghborhood. ,.,., a,
This medicine Il different from all DINERS, ihAs'"'
that, -.-...-,asi &C.
coriing 10 the laws Mdfsris Mtdiea, -.,.,,, pto.
Alt eHrss the disease, and that, too, NnnOu'r
ducing another worse than the first. l,y-
d.-H di9ay, improves hs htdhh-not I P nv
but Il adds lasting benefit testimonials will ~ vs.,
Try two bottles Of each hiry, IL viii convnes tn,
ncrcluIous Hundreds have been cured with ls's 80
tty and their testimony IL universal that s ,on--
est medicine In the known world, powerful In op.r We
nertorming Il. work speedily and with certainly. A.
wish 10 b. understood that II does no. cure by
that Il cures without any unpleasant sensations OF
yenence, but what IL Few days In comparison nj
Of suffering, running the risk q its termina,ng ~ IN.
worst q az forms, Cancer, or that equally rs . n
ease consumption. Physicians say that nine 'eh 4,
all cons ,lmptiye cases originate In humors. IhV sI
are dying annually by humors alone. To the a nm,
We would only say, II has cured thousands, ana III
cases where they had been considered past all cure
man in New Hampshire Is using 1t on Cancer, who ".
been given up by his friends and medical attendant
past hep-by using oue bottle 81 the OiDtnen he ai
his friends are confident 1t will save his hie.
We wouli cite scores Of similar cases where US p,V
ing equally as potent. Believing the voice OF The am
tel more powe full than own We letthem SPEAK a
II cures the Salt Eheuu, serofua, Erysipeas, nv. a
L.prosy, Jancerous llumors, Ring Worn, scAlu h'-'
Burns and Scalds. Chilblans, Piles, Ia preparahol tS
pressly Barbers Itch, Fever Sores and cd Mereuna
Sores however long standing. IL removes all those v"
atiOus Pimles Erupots, and Moth or Mildew ron ~
face, leaving the skin perfectly sot and sinooh, s
greatly 10 the beauty Of the complexion. Never In MS
case will ID leave the least mark or scar. VIII an.
humors from the Stomach Lungs, Throat, and nom w
Head and Eyes, by an outward application. ltimprO,s,
the sight wonderfully, where the Eyes are uonole
humors, by removing the difficulty and re.torI
sight. "A
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STATE OF NAME

WORK, IS. AtI,he Municipal Court Of ie
city of Biddeiord, in the County OF You,
holden a, the Municipal Court Room, IN said ~
defond on the seventh day Of May, a. ID: 1885, "
Edward +. Bourne, Jr, Judge OF said cos',
William NJ. A. W. Todd versus Jeremiah l'r.
kin,, otherwise called Jeremiah Perkins IT,, III a
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, ~
The day OF the purchase of this writ, being a.
deb,ed TO the plaintiff in the sum OF tweniy-Jv
en- dollars, according to the account annexed, ihn
and there, in consideration thereof, promised Tue
plaintiff To pay him the same sum on demasl
yet, though often requested thereto, SAID deiepl
ant has not paid said sum 10 the plainii, but n'g
ccis and refuses So TO do, 10 the damage oil ne
said Plaintiff, (as he says,) the sum Of fly dbl
lars. -
Wr, dated April ll,h, 1855. Aud !, bern.
made TO appear to the Judge oi said cOur
that property Of said defendant has boon ATTACKED
on said writ, and tina, the defendant, being OIL, q
the State, has ma no notice OF the said achon
il is lhercupon ordered by ihc said Judge that lh'
said Delcndan, be notified Of the pendency OF thu
action b. publishing an abstract oil The wf,', "
gciher with the order Of the court thereon, IN tt'
Union aud Eastern Journal, newspaper publish
cd at BiddclOrl aforesaid, three weeks success
ively the last public nton Ia be prior 10 Inc ihif'
Monday in August. A. ID. 1873,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy Of OF
4A,tes,,OEDwARD E. BOURNE, in, JudgeS
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twlve ser,s Of good land, a
" Cottage House, with eigh; rooms, she'd and
stable and other ouibn,ldinss. &c, al new and IN
good and pleasant location, il being part Of the
estate belonging to Widnw Susan Loag aud stu
a,rd near Holi's Mills, West Denmsrk, Die.
Across the road frOm this Is farm OF forty
acres, equally divided into tllage, pis,urage and
timber land, free ffOm stumPs aud stones. The
Whole will make one Of the best farms Ia Oxiord
County, very easy oG access. u icing AT the forks
OF several roads leading TO FYebuIg, Brownheld,
and Brdgion.
A line Timber Lot OF forty acres, near the Saco
River, only quarter Of a mile from good land
ing.
The above win be sold together, or In separate
lots II not disposed u al private sale, wall he
sold at auction on the lst Tuesday in September
next For terms, apply 10 Cot. james Walker, oi
FDehufg, Ne, or Vi I. 5. Williams, Lynn. Mas
sachtiSetls %
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DIR. J. H. sCHENCKs
p u M 0NIC SYRUP

FOR THE CURE Or CONoomr ''S"
TIE Proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
years ago. reduced SO low as TO be given up ny MS
physicians aud friends in the last stage u consumpo
When all hopes Of ever getting well hal He'd he was
strongly recommended To try syrup made roln an oa
Indian receipt, which succeeded In ehctua!y curing h'
The family pyscians and large number OF resretaDe
gentlemen testified 10 the facts In this case AMI soon the
Puimonic Syrup obtained arepuati,n never equalizer w
that sec ion of the Country Creating, az tbs case d
sensation second 10 tha only OF miracle VI sehens.
was waited upon by many similarly afflicted to whom he
administered the syrup with the same beneficial results
In fact such was the notorey OF this medicine that en-
nent practcng physicians had thsr attention drawn to
warl the rising reputation u II, from having wtess",
It's curative powers, and frequently extended the mana o
friend AMI encouragement To Dr. schenek. and used
II In their dally practice. p,,.
monary syrup does. II produces healthy acton upon
the morbid parts, by purifying them from disease
promotes the expectoraons, aays the cough, rpens e
matter In the lungs, and when IL u discharreo, means
the orenng that the breaking Of the tubereues or aDsess
proluces and the lungs become sound AMI resume Tue
nertomanc, Of their natural functions Il also soothes
the lrritited portion Of the lungs and other organe, an
thus restores those parts " health superior propv
that the medicine possesses over all others that con-
taIns no OPIUM caomel or any other deeterous drug.
Ia 1871 DR.. schenlek removed from Remington, New
Jersey TO Philadelphia, and commenced the praeuce o'
es by none In curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed Ineurabie and he has since then dhy pre-
sent IN the world ncenesable evidence OF his success
10th OF his parents died with consumption, which APP
near. 10 have been an hereditary disease with his her
hmily Auhls brothers ani sisters, except one, ulei
early 81 this disease, none OF them, but The one
reaching the age " twenty ., a.,
Thu. lea nearly the last Of his family he naturally fel'
ALARM ms one ater another consigned to The
tomb by this fell destroyer.