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BAD H,B,rs. II appears that certain
Methodist ministers chew tobacco and spit
over the floors Of their hospitable entertain.
ers during the good time OF Conference.
We presume this is not confined TO the
Methodist in question, nor exceptional as to
time or place. "Sis,er Clifford bless her
tidy heart-as IL seems from letter Of the
Rev Rufus Z. King Of West Martinsburg
was ready TO accommodate at her house
three preachers Of the Black River Confer
encc who did not use tobacco, and Mr.. King
tells the brethren they do not know the
trouble they cause the kind families who
entertain them by not being like the three.
Squirting tobacco-juice is emphatically
not apostolic. We read Of the primitive
teachers Of Christianity doing coarse, hard
work, but We never hear OF their forgetting
good manners. Indeed, Bishop Hooker
emphatically calls ST. Tsul gentleman
But imagine the Apostle taking quid out
Of bis mouth and then expectorating show
or of nasty saliva. before ho began his IA.
nous grafton And isn't less improper for
the preacher Of the Gospel now a.days to
chew and spi, Figure him at Conference
where he rises to enforce with oratoric Il
concentrations the great interests Of the
Church and humanity, and preiacing his
discourse by splitting out the FASTEST Of
poisons Shame on such clerical unclean
illness IL nav beft felons and rowdies-but
gentlemen and Christians never Neo York
Tribune.
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CYRUS X. LUNT, Aiderme'
STATE OF MAINE,

WORK, IS. A, the Municipal Court of the
city Of Biddeiord, in the County Of York,
holden at the Municipal Court Room, in said Bid.
deiorj, on the seventh day OF May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward J.. Bourne, Jrr Judge OF said couri,
William NJ. A. w. Todd versus Jeremiah Per.
kins otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr., in a
plea Of the case, for that the said defendant on
the day Of the purchase Of this writ, being in.
deb,ed To the plaintiff in the sum of twenly.sey
en- dollars, according TO the account annexed, then
and there, in consideration thereof, promised the
plaintiff To pay him the same sum on demand
yet, though often requested thereto said defend.
an, has not paid said sum 10 the plaintiff, but neg.
lects and refuses so 10 do, to the damage of the
said Plaintiff, (as he says,) the sum Of fny dol.
lars.
Writ dated April 18th, 1855. And /, being
made TO appear 10 the Judge Of said court
that property Of said defendant has boon attached,
on said writ and that the defendant, being out of
the State, has hal no notice OF the said action,
il is ihcreupon ordered by the said Judge that The
said Defendant be notified Of the tendency OF this.
action by publishing an abstract of the writ, 10.
geiher with the order OF the court thereon, in In
Union and Eastern Journal, q newspaper publisD
ed at Bddeford aforesaid, three months succeksS
iyey the last public alton TO be prior TO the third
Monday in August, A. ID. 1876,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy Of the or.
Attest EDWARD E BOURNE, jn., Judge.
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pIn Boston, last Saturday, in Cornhill
Court, Rufus b. Allyn, OF Belfast, had his
pocket picked Of "a pocket book containing
STA in bank bills, which he had just drawn
from the bank. Tho deed was committed by
man named John Mann, who was discover.
cd in the act by bystandcr, who informed
IN officer, when the fellow was arrested
Mann. who is about 25 years old, was taken
before the Police 'Court Monday, and held
for trial in the Municipal Court in tho sum
Of $4,000. Edward A. Page, the Groveland
expressman, was the individual who noticed
Manu's manipulations on Mr.. Allyn's peck
cts, and immediately Informing him OF his
suspicious, the expressman quietly started
in pursuit Of the retiring John. The rogue
entered an omnibus. where he was followed
by his pursuer, who soon after beconed to
policeman, stopped the omnibus and had
him arrested. Mr.. Allyn's wallet, contain.
ing STA was found behind the CUSHION
Mereury.
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CONFERENCE.-The Join, Select Com.
miitee OIL Federal Relations Of the Connec.
iicu, Legislature have reported a series OF
resolutions, Of which the following is the
substance: Coudemning the Kanzas Ne.
braska bill, and that ], is no, only the right
Of Congress to make oil nesdful regulations
respecting the territories Of the U. States,
bu, il Is the duty OF the National Legislature
10 exercise that right ia such manner rs will
best conduce to the lasting welfare OF those
who are. in future generations, 10 occupy
our vast domain declaring that Connect.
cut will never consent 10 the further ex,en-
sion Of slavery, and insisting THAI The fugi-
tive slavelaw shall be materially modified
or wholly repealed; that il is The duty oil
the General Government, to protect, even
by armed intervention, the people OF the
Territories in the exercise Of all their rights !;
and finally ,ha, Conn.c,icu, loves, honors
and chcrishes the Union, and will stand by
il under all circumstances.
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resolution 10 carry out his purposes. Hear
how be talks about the Parkvills mob, and
,hs threat, ,ha, have been made against
him:
P.rr Parss. II was said by the riot.
era In Parkyills last Saturday that The de-
struo,ion of the Laminary office was ds.
,iyned as an example 10 Others, and IL was
very knowingly hir,ed that ours will meet
a similar fate. Very well, we have con-
cluded to give any number Of persons who
wish 10 per ,e,raie such an act OF Jolly on Us.
a free pass TO "kingdom come" and we
pledge them every assistance in our power.
Probably they never took an upward journ.
ey, and would like 10 try the experiment,
OF sailing on blaze Of glory, such rs a
couple Of kegs Of gunpowder, exploded al
the opporiune occasion, would furnish.
We have not member in our family,
ourself included, who would not deem
transit into the future world, with campaign.
on, da royags Of a goodly number OF print.
ing press destroyers, as favor TO be rarely
met with. Should the Herald Of Freedom
Office al any time be- invaded for the de-
destruction, we give this timely warning 10
all, both friend and foe, that unless they
wish to ego up" they had better keep A.
loot from its immediate vicinity, for our
purpose is fixed, and the consequences
cannot bs prevented.
We have prepared a duplicate Of our
subscription books, and tina, subscribers
may not be losers oy any contingency
which may arise, we hereby authorize and
depuie our esteemed friend and general
agent, II. A. Billings, Esq. TO resume the
publication OF the Herald Of Freedom,
should j, be suspended by violence, a, such
poin, rs he may designate, and we further
donate 10 him our entire effects in Kansas,
Pennsylvania, or elsewhere, TO prosecute
the publication Of such paper, with this one
condition, that he shall give the advocates
Of slavery particular "Jesse" during the
balance Of his life.
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SACRED POETRY The following circum-
slance occurred in village church, in
England, on the visitation Of the Bishop OF
The diocese iOr the purpose Of administer
,ng the ordinance Of confirmation. The
clerk, who usually gave on, the psalms
and hymns, wishing 10 celebrate the hon.
or OF his Grace's visit, commenced rs fol-
lows: !" lie, US sing TO the praise and glo.
~ Of God, psalm o nay otra composing
"The mountains skipped like frightened rams,
The little hills did hop
To welcome into our town
His Grace, the Lord Bishop"
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Tssr OF Coon PROTESTANT. At judi
cial investigation at Balaklava, a Witness q
sailor, was asked what his religion was
His reply was,
I'm blowed II know"
" Are you Catholic ?" said the exam
iner. ,.p-
"Oh, no." was the response. I'm
id sure Pun rot that, for hate the Pope
like blazes and delight in steaks on Friday.
(Roars of langhter.) The judges declared
be was q protestant.
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FRANKLIN. The town Of franklin. Mass,
was named in honor Of rare Ben Franklin,
the printer philosopher. While in France,
a gentleman in Boston wrote to him Of the
fact, and added, that a. the town was build
inc Westinghouse, perhaps he would give
them bell. F'anklin wrole the character.
is,ic reply. that he presumed the cool
people Of +. would prefer sense 10 sound n
and therefore he would give them library.
This no did, and the library is now in goo,,
condition, and has been Of grsa, service 10
the Intelligent people Of thar pleasan, town.
-Woonsoeksi Patriot.
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consists Of beautiful and Rare Collection Of WILD
BEASTS and BIRDS from all parts OF the world.
TteTWO pHRFORMING ELEPHANTS wall be intro
duced by their Keeper, and 80 through many sagaeou'
performances.
Mr.. PARKER, the celebra,ed Tanner OF Wild Beasts,
will enter the Den OF Lions and other Trained Animals IN
presence Of the audience at o'clock, previous 10 the
commencement Of the Equestrian Performances.
The following are some OF the Animals In this coiec-
ton - african Lien and Liontss, Hunididn Lion
Isiatie LiOnsss, BTcziidn Tiger, Hunting LsopdTa'
Grizzly BsaI, One Waite Polar Bear, Spotted Hytnd,
One California Lioness, Poonaa Bear, Itpdeea kan-
garoo, ROeLy Mountain Bear, Jdekai from SONIA
lfried, Kangaroo from Eep Holland, Colony 81
Ipts, Monkeys, Babboons, Parrots, Cranes, ons,
&C. Joi ming uhaf Is termed HAPPY FAMILY
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Murriagts.

In saco, May %, by Bro J. Keey. Daniel Floyd to
Mis-, Msltiah SMALL both Of this city by the same same
date, Lawrence Johnson to Mrs Bridget Donavan both
OF SEQ by the same, May 3Oth Charles L. ID. Rende
10 Miss Isabel Maddlx, both Of Hollis.
In Wells, June 9Th, by Rev. Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Charles
T. Miller. Of Kenne bunk port, TO Miss Ann Elizabeth,
only Saughter OF the late Capt. Edmund Clark Of W.
The happy couple will please accept the thanks OF the
Printer (anl all the ls PriRtsrs) for slice Of the
bridal loaf which accompanied the above notice.
In Kennebunk, May 2tth, Mr.. Joseph Drown to Mrs.
Martha Noble, both Of Kennebunk.
In Dover, May 80, Mr.. Joseph Garland, Of lee, to
Mis-. Gertaie A. Whittier Of Rollinsford May 18th,
Mr.. EeaIer caie Of Dover, to Miss Lydia D. Miles, Of
MalbuFy.
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Waking FOR DAM. One Of the bes,
stories Of the season Is told by Sandy Weleh,
Of man who was in the county on visit,
where they had no liquor. He 90, up Two
hours before breakfast and wanted his Bat.
leS. None 10 be had-of course no felt
bad.
How far il il 10 ,avernp
-Four miles
So of this Thirsty soul started, walked
four miles in n plsasan, frame Of mind, AT
rived al the tavern aud found il 4 temper
aice house.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VNHE Subscribers Will sell AZ private sale the
i farm formerly owned by Marx Hill. sad
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
20 acres IT excellent wood land, with some nm
ber II l. well fenced and well wsiered. has a
good orchard aud good buildings. Any one wish
ing to buy farm, pleasantly situated on The n.
w. side Of Tailor Pond, in Auburn, aud within
four miles Of lewiston Falls, eau have .ae same
ios $500 aud immediate possession viii be gN'
cn. For information, enquire Of Sullivan King
man, Bartlett N. H., OF Luke illll, Bmdeioru'
Ale SULLIVAN klNGMAN,
1917 LUXE HILL.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGES. Mr.. Ross Of the
Bath Tribune, and Mr.. Haines Of the Mir.
ror, give their respective valedictories in
the las, numbers Of their papers. The two
latter are 10 be joined into one daily paper.
A single daily, uniting the patronage and
means Of both, may, prove a gain. The
new Journal will announce its political
principles in the firi number.
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Tnr ADVANTAGE oF Hon CROWNED HAT
Mr.. Poor Of the State Of Maine" claims
&c have been shot through the bat, whilo
" Standing near Deerins Hall on his way
home" An Irishman. expatiating upon his
narrow escape, exclaimed with great earnest.
ness, " And sure IL Misther Poor had had
on low-crowned hat he would have been
killed dead
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OAK Hall. BosroS. We would inform
our readers when they have clothing to boy,
that they can find the most extensive and
varied stock at the above place. Do drop
in and view the magnificent display Of Goods,
with prices marked in plain figures upon
each article, and satisfy yourselves that it Is
the bes, place to purchase clothing.
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TOM THU MI B!

The celebrated and world.renowned Man In Miniature,
who Is Twenty Two years of age,
Weighs Only Is Pounds, and 10 but Is Inches High!
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibitions, the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES, TO which the visitors ofthe two form.
err all those who choose may attend without additional
charge The Circus Troupe, will be seen, contains
some Of the most prominent Riders, vauers Gymnass
and Comic Talent In the country, and the entertainments
given are NOVFL, DIYERSIFIED, AND Bril-
LIANT, accompanied by a Magnificent Band Of Music.
The performances win commence with the great TWO
AND FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, by Mr.. s. p.
SIGHOR FELIX CARLO, known in Europe and in
the Uuited States as the "Italian Trick Cownp with
his talented Juvenile Artists In pleasing diversity Of
GROTESQUE GYMNASTICS, In which these adj
mired performers stand pre-smnent.
MISS SALLY STICKNEY, the highly accomplished
and youthful ,AMERIC4y EQUESTRIAN, will per-
form her great MoDEL ACT on FINALE EQrIrAIIOs,
WITHOUT sIDpLE on BEIDLE.
Daring AMI skilfu fea.s Of Balancing by MASTER
CARLO, forming and Mounting Pyramid OF Glass Bot
ties. Ticking Crystal Promenade upon Decantes and
Firing Pistols while balanced upon his head the neck
ola Bottle, at the Top Of the Pyramid.
Undaun.ed and Artist Display Of Juvenile Horse
manship, called YOUNG AMERICA, by Mast. r.
STICkNEY.
BOBBY WILLIAMS, CL0WY.
GREAT MdNEGE ACT, by MISS SALLY
sTicKHEY, and her noble and Beautifully Trained
Horse GEM.
superb Fea,s AMI Graces in PoSTURIYG AND
GROUPING, by slgnor Felix Carlo and Son.
Mr.. ~. ARMSTRONG; will exhibit his celebrated
acts Of SOMERSETT and SCENE RIDING.
TO conclude with COMIC AFTERPIECE, by the
CIRNO FAMILY.
Win exhibit on Monday July 2, at Great Fails.
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u The two buildings erected for the
Worlds Exhibition in Paris, cover surface
Of 962, 900 square feet, or more than % acres.
This is ., 900 square feet larger than the
London Crystal Palace. The great hall 10
three quarters ofa mile long, $3.50 feet,)
and is the longest in the world.
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pIERcE,s ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.

We wish 10 call the attention OF our many rea.
Jers 10 this uneuualled article for the Toilet, pre-
pared under the immediate supervision OF MIR.
WIN. c. Pierce, Chemist, whose knowledge in the
art cannot he excelled. The above is an entirely
new preparation, it combines all the substances
which are essential in beautIfing and invigoraing
the hair, promoting It's growth, curing badness
&c. A certain cure foe nervous headache, cu,a-
necus erup,ions, and !, can be used for chanpooing
in short is just wha, every lady and gentlemen re
ouires, See advertisement in another column.
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FLORAL FESTIVAL
To alI Whom 81 ..Iiiy Con-
Germ.

DEit known that on the Sixth day Of June 1855, up
ID the written application Of Francis York, Charles
shannon, Horace Ford AMI O. Gipatrick citizens re-
siding the city % Bildefor In the county Of York,
stating thereon that will be for the public convenience
and necessity that drain or common sever he made
along by aud across the following named streets and
lands in said Bideford, to wit a. beginning
land formerly Of Alexander BOJthby, on the
Southeast side OF Green street, thence running in
Northery direction through and along by the side Of
said BOothby land formerly OF William Smith, across
Green street, land Of Widow Weeks, Thomas d. Locke
Jr. Leonard Andrews, Rishworth Jordan, Jr, Samuel
jordan Rufus Small lands Of persons unknown, across
Wentworth street, lands Of John Bachelor NJ. Adams,
lands Of persons unknown, to Main street. thence In
Northery direction into ssco river
The Mayor AMI Aldermen Of said city repaired TO the
place designated and examined the same and then and
there determined thai there necessity Of such drain
or prayed for In said petition. Now all persons
above named, and all persons through over whose
land the above described drain sewer Il TO he placed
are hereby notified that said Mayor and Aldermen Of
Biddeford will be In session at the Mayors Ocefn said
Biddefor, Saturday, the Sixteenth day Of June,
1885, at O'Clock In the afternoon then and there they
viii determine whether In their judgement said drain or
sewer should be built, and all interested may govern
themselves accordingly.
Given at the Aldermen's Room on the 9th day OF June
1855. d. L. soMEs, Mayor.
wM. II. HANSON, I ,,....
CYRUS X. LUNT, ! n'dermeu'
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CIRCUS.

There are no Supernumeraries-a all are bril-.
liant stars-a host individually, and when combln-
ed, form troupe never before eIualled IN the
world. The proprieiors feel confident that the
public will appreciate their success in uniting rs
a Company so much acknowledged talent.
MADAME TOURNIAIRE.-No lady in anci.
ent or modern time, has ever equallcd this accom-.
plished Artist IN the courage, beauty and finish OF
her exhibitions Among other performances, she
will ride six horses bare back, bounding from
s,eed TO steed rsigning and controlling her hying
troupe, during their utmost speed, exhibiting ieats
u courage and horscmanshp, never attempted
by any female in this country. The fixed eyes,
anxious countenances and breaihless suspense OF
the thousands OF her audience IN Paris, Rome,
Vienna, London, New York, and the larger cities
Of the Union, wherein this magic artist has per-
fomed-aiest the high reputation OF the greatest
lady equestrian in the known world she has new
or had her equal, nor will she until the equestrian
education OF MILE JOSEPHINE, her favoriie
pupil, Is completed, whose youthful grace and
beauty, as well as talent, give strong promise OF
sharing the renown Of her great prccepress; she
will appear and confirm her growing reputation
as model rider.
MONS. BENOII-The great Trick Rider, will
appear In his Gymnasic aud Equestrian perform
ances. startling and amusing his audience with
his eats Of horsemanship, and light bal5 ncing on
horseback, cup, ball, plate spinning, stick dancing
DC. This celebrated artist, known oeyery child
in the U. s., rs receiving the royal patronage Of
the Sovereigns Of England, France, Russia, and
Austria, has been secured by Ii. Il. & Co, TO add,
If possible, 10 the various other attractions pre-.
scnied.
FERDINAND and THEODORE, in their as.
tonishing and daring fcats. Master Theodore is
the greatest rider Of his ago in the world.
Mr.. A. +. LYMING-The great Flying Cord
Performer, will exhibit his skill in variety Of Ae.
rial Gyraions on the corde volente.
MR.. SAM WELSER-The great Hppoeon.
drioal Dssenbutor, will appear as clown. This
simple announcement is sufficient, for who has
not heard Of Sam, the Original Clown in this
country and among Other gro,csque fantasies,
will introduce his "Magc Hat"
The s,upendous Persian leais called LA PER.
CHE, will be performed by Messrs. W. J. Smith
e. Rogers.
Batiou,e leaps and tumbling by the Company,
with a general variety Of entertainments, the
whole exhibiting one Of the most amusing and in.
sirucilve entertainments ever witnessed in this
country.
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BRIGHTON MARkEr.-May 81.
At Market 40 Deef Cattle 1000 sheep and $500 Swine
Beef Cattle-We quote extra $3.50 Al hrst qua
lily $500 1925 ssSS.a sl sssl,.Sy, so third $3.50
Cows aud Calyes.-Sales from SO 10 800.
sheep.-Sales from q, 80 10 80.
sWine.-At retail, nom l.2c TO Sc.
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70 pleasant anecdote Is told Of DR..
franklin. The town Of franklin was named
for him. While in France, a gentleman Of
Boston wrote TO him OF the fact, and added
that rs tho town was building q meeting
house, perhaps be would give them bell.
Franklin wrote tho characteristics reply, that
he presumed the good people Of +. preferred
sense to sound, and therefore he would give
them town library. This he did and the
library 10 nov in very good condition. and
has been OF great service 10 the readers
Adj. - .
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Al Court Of Probate held nj ssco. within
aud fof the County of York, on the hrt Monday In
May, In the year OF our Lord eighieen hun
drsd and hny.dye, by the Honorable Joseph 7.
Nye, Judge Of said CounI
r Evils y. SMALL, Guardian OF Fnneis A. mn,
IL Melvin j. I'LL and Harriet j. hin minors and child
rem ofJoseph =. min late Of Bidjefotd In said county
deceased having presented his account Of Guardian.
ship of his said wards Zoe allowance.
OEDspsD, That said guardian give notice 10 ailpsf-
sous Interested by causing copy Of this order Co lie
published In the Union andEasteTn Journal printed az
Biddsfofd In said County, three weeks successfully,
Kennebunk, in said County, on the hf.t Monday In
June neit at ts Of the clock In the forenoon, and
shew cause, u any they have, why the sane should
not be allowed.
% Atteu,-PRANCIs BACON, Register.
Atue copy. Ai,e.t,-PRANCIs BACON, Register.
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DYING FOR LOVE. John d. Kilgore, from
Fryeburg. Maine, foolishly shot himself
through the head, in the Suffolk Manuiac-
turing building at Lowell, where he was
employed, on Thursday morning, because his
girl had Tilted him. He is represented as
young man Of steady habits.
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HAS Twenty desirable House Lots within Eve
III or six minuie,' walk OF the Mills, which he
will sell very low. Prices from $50 10 sy75 per
lot. Mos, OF these lots are fenced and in high
state Of cultivation.
Also, handsome fe,d OF Grass Land for sale
Terms TO suit purchasers
BiddeiorJ, June LIST, 1855. OFF
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Deafness Cured, However Caused.

TESTIMoNY:-MR. EDIToR:-Seeing an al.
i verisement that the deaf might be relieved
by applying to Dr. Boardman, was induced to
leave home and test the Doctors skill was No
deaf that was unable 10 hear ordinary CONVEX
sation To my establishment, in twenty minutes,
my hearing was perfectly restored. recommend
ali deaf persons to ny the DEBTORS new method o.
cure. FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
OF Sioughton.
Office removed TO 30i Washington street. en-
trance also first door Suffolk Place. Letters post.
paid attended to. Remedies and apparatus sent
by express. =,
Boston, March %, 1855. ID
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BOUNTY LAND,

A LII persons entitled to Land Warrants under
a the new law, passed March ID, 1855, can
have the sane obtained for them for s3each, by
calling on the subscribers. ia J. TUCK.
Bddelord, March u, 1885. IL
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U The following is from an English
paper:
Wanted, man and his wife to look
after farm and dairy with q religious
turn of mind without membranes"