The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-10-05

so"OtuHS oooWO ib UuutttOuuty Uctb I,
that all its value should not be like that OF
the potaioe, under the ground, and that liv.
ing principles ara better worth fighting for
than dead heroes. They have yielded,
therefore, like the Isrealiies Of old, 10 the
necessity Of going out Of Esyp, 10 wander
for while in the wilderness, until they
shall find the men who are f, 10 enter with
them aud enjoy the Laad Of Promise,
where the iruo democracy shall have no
enemies 10 fear.
New GooDs, AND PLENTY o. THEM
Mr.. E. II. c. HoOper's Dry Goods Store. on
Liberty Street, is just now the centre Of al
traction for the Ladies, and purchasers Of
Dry Goods. He has made large additions
Of seasonable and desirable goods to his
stock, and his assortment is 10 say the least
as desirable one 10 select from as any one,
either in this City or in Saco. Besides
goods OF The finest and most delecaie lex.
lures for ladies wear, he has any quantities
Of staple Cotton and Wooden goods, which
he is enabled to sell as cheap as articles oil
like quality can be sold in the city. We
promise our Lady readers. and they may
whisper il to their husbands, and fathers II
they please, that IL they visi, Mr.. Hooper's
store, they will find something they want
and a, reasonable price, aud addition 10
prime 10, OF new and seasonable goods and
plenty Of them, they will be waited on by
as gen,lemanly clerks and statesmen as can
be found in or out Of town.
~ A project is on foot to establish q
Manufacturing Company ut the Bar Mills,
Me-, on tho Saco River, and thereby i'm.
prove The immense wator-power at that place.
Tho village is nineteen miles from Port.
land, and ut tho present terminus of tho Y.
and G. Railroad. -Bosion Telegraph.
The Democra, suggests that the place ofthe
intended Manufacturing Establishment is at
Salmon Falls. This is probably the case
There is report that the valuable wafer.
power there has been purchased by Boston
association. Salmon Falls arc about eight
miles above tho place on the direct road up
tho river. The river falls here % feet in
tho space Of three quarters Of mile, 1t is
an advantageous location for carrying on man.
uiacturing operations.
n The Bank officers in Saco and Bidde.
ford were all re-chosen October Isl, viz:
Manufacturers Bank, Saco.-T. Jordan,
Jr., President, Amos Chase, Nathaniel NJ.
Towle, David Fernald, Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Abrsm Cutter and Philip Eastman, Direc.
tors; T. Seaman, Cashier.
York Bank, Saco.-Dauiel Cleaves, Presi-
dent; James NJ. Deering, Humphrey Pike,
William Perkins and John w. Fairfield,
Directors; John C. Bradbury, Cashier.
Bidde!ord Bank, Biddeiord. William p.
Haines, President /; Augustine Haines
Thomas Quiuby, George II. Adams, Jabez
Smith, Richard NJ. Chapman and Jonathan
Tuck, Directors Seth s. Fairfield, Cashier.
A SCRAP FROM HIsroRY. In a paper
published in this place not many yeats ago,
the following paragraph appeared:
"The Temperance Meeting OH Wednes.
day evening was crowded with an enlhusi.
asiic audience. The address by tho Rev.
Mr.. GOULD, was received with repeated and
hearty applause. Temperance men woull
differ very considerably in their estimate OF
the Justice of tho historical part OF the Lee.
,ure-,he review Of the successive stages
and phases Of the Temperance Reiorm-bul
when the gentleman came to speak OF the
Maine Law, every blow hit spikes and bolts
upon the head, and was received by the au-
dience with great favor. The Lecturer was
decided in his approval Of the Law, and
with much power urged The duty Of its eff.
cen' enforcement"
Has any one copy Of that address, We
should like much to see how those Maine
Law blows were deal, upon spikes and bolts.
The BRlTIsu MINISTER AT WASHINGTON.
According 10 the Washington Star, the mex,
steamer will carry out letters to Mr.. Bucha.
nan, directing him 10 demand Of The British
government, the prompt recall Of Mr.. Clamp.
ton, with the understanding that tina, course
was adopted 10 avoid the necessity for re.
sor, to the only other aliernative-lha, OF
sending him oul Of the country without a.
waiting his recall by those under whose in
s,ruc,ions he undertook 10 tet a, defiance
The laws OF the United States. The Star
says we shall not be surprised 10 learn
from the annual message that Mr.. Buchan-
au was instructed some time since 10 bring
the mailer 10 the notice Of her msjes,y's
government, Immediately after il wss first
ascer,ained what the United States would
DO able to prove in rhs Philadelphia trial."
GONE INTO WINTER QUARTERS. Our
friends, subscribers TO our paper, and those
who are no, so, will find US for the presen,
in the Room adjoining our Printing Office,
up stairs. Wo have gone into winter quar-.
tiers. where we shall remain 10 wal, upon
old subscribers, receive'new and take orders
for all kind Of Job Printing, Advertising, and
10 gather up the materials for new cam.
paign when the Spring opens. I, has been
announced that tive should be driven from
Biddelord," but |, does not look much like
!, yet, and we do no, believe Il will hereaf.
ter. Since tho election, thanks DO 10 our
friends, our is, Of subscribers has lenghen.