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RAnlvAy,s ReyoyATINc REso I.yPNT

o
Possesses the quick and potent powe, over NIL
Chronic, serohous, Hyphilitic, aud skin uiseases-
In sir hours after the fst dose IL taken, the patient
will feel It's health renoyaiing efficacy; fos AL
IIuNoRs.-The most foul aud corrupt hunors will,
In few days. yield TO the cleansing, purifying, aud
renovating influence OF the II. u. Reso,enf. The
most loathsome Sores Ulcers Nodes, swsIlinss, and
the most frightful skin Diseases, have been cured
10 few days By Railways Renoyaiing Resovsnt.-
s take, and the patient feels no disagree
able sensation of sickness nj the stomach. CHRoHic
DBEAsEs that have been lingering IN the systsm eof-
upiing the blood, soeniny the bones, prosrang the
radically cured by Railways Renoyafng ls.olvsni.-
GRKAT LuSG MEDIciEK SoR AL LuNd CohrLAIsIs.
Persons affected with weak er liberated Lungs. ~.
hercules, Bronchitis, lacking, Dry Cough, Dimeut
Breathing. or Splitting blood, Railways Renoysting
Resolvent will, In short time, remove all obsirue-
tons from the Lungs and Throat, aud impat strength
and soundness 10 weak aud diseased Lungs. There
Is no medicine In present that has made 90 many
rapid cures OF Lung Complaints, rs Radwayfs Keno
waiting Resolvent. One day win alter tho diseased
condition OF tbs Lungs, and check the rayages OF de-
cay The public may rely upon an etisetual cure OF
the following Diseases by using the Renoyati1g fs-
solvent i-EChronc Rheumatism, Sorofula, Glandu.
lar swelngs, Hacking Dry Cough, Canesrous Alice.
lions, syphiiic Complaints, bleeding OF we Lungs,
Tic DolorouI, White swelngs, Tunors, Ulcers, skin
Dssases, Female Complaints. dyspepsia, Water
Brash, Gout, Ricketts,, Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Con.
sumption, Liver complaint. Feeble men aud women,
whose nupiai beds for years have been couehes OF
disappointment and gret win nd Radway's Renoya-
ting fesoyent a true renovaior aud nvirefaor Of the
diseased and disabled parts. An unsoundness 10 70.
moved m n few days, and every organ In the system
restored to health, strength, and vgor, Nervous PEG.
Die should take Radwayis Renovating Rcsolvent II
win make the most nervous, weak, gloomy, and de
jeeted victims OF nsousness, feel healthy, vigorous,
and happy. Pric Of n. II, Rssolvsnt, el per bottle
For the remarkable efficacy Of Radway's Reguia.
tors. the most perfect pleasant and eeciual remedy
Ia the form of pills, In use, see neIt weeks paper
One or the u. Regulators Is dose. Sold BY Drug.
gists everywhere.
State Of Maine. Aoksts.-J Sawyer VI. D., iiddefbrd,
T. Gilman J. O. Burnham J. q. Rollins, Saco A. War
rem, Kennebunk Slas Derby, NJ l. Weber, Alfred. 10
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An ACCOMPLISHED TuRs-CoAr.-onr OPP
pousn,, profess ,e be very much shocked at
the sigh, Of old whigs supporting Gov
Mo,,;Il who wa, once democrat. They
,eo,e,eu, him a, traitor to his party, and
on ,ha, GROUND unworthy the confidence Of
any man. rrN.
Now because man sees Il, 10 leave his
party 10: reasons so pOIen, 10 himself 'ha,
he gives them 10 the world, we should be
the las. to hold him up for condemnation
Such nan has a rish, 10 go wherever his
homes, principles lead him-and the pre-
Sumption may well be raised that his party,
rs vel a, himself. has diverged from the
path they had both been pursuing together.
Blu, when an individual deserts his poli.i-
cal brethren while they are continuing along
as usual-when he does il suddenly and
makes no explanaiions-when the reward
Of office comes ia soon after as remark
able coincidence" then change becomes
suspicious, and such Individual vastly ex-
posed TO discredii.
This reminds rs Of curious case in
in point, which once turned up in the coun-
ty OF Kennebec. A gentleman Of some
prominence in the Wing party in 1888, re-
ported the following resolution as chairman
OF the committee
"Rtsoirsd, That we have no eonfdsnee IN
the Administration Of Nartin Van Buren,,
and tina, we are dramatically opposed "a
any and all Divorces OF the government and
the people, and tina, 40 viii raise at
mos, eXer,ions 10 pa, stop 10 executive
encroachments and 10 limit the powe
claimed to be- exercised by the present ex
ecuiive-and by his ptedecesscr-and tina
we have no expectation that any change
can be effected in our National policy, m1
less II be by the strong and commanding
roiets Of die people, Aeard and kAOtrI
through The medium Of triumphant sletliOns.
In less than two years the same gentle
man issused an address 10 the citizens Q
his county, over his own signature. CLOSING
thus
"Martin Fan Bursn la, been tried an
found honest, capable and JaiiAfai. lie
every friend Of his co,niry rally round him
so that he may be dgain placed IN the Pres
deniial char by on increased majority Of Oh
Ameriean psoPle"'
This specimen OF cOat-,urning absolute
ly unrivalled for its swihness. secresy an
completeness Tha, man who achieved
is now supported by those who stigma.iz
the course Of GIvernor Morrill,, and hi
election is also cOnni'ed at by the me
whom he thus deserted. His name
Samuel Wells. He Is before the peopl,
and will be taken care OF.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Joel Mclniire, OF
N Hollis, in the County Of York and State OF
Maine, ou the 26,h day OF February, A. ID. 1916
by his mortgage deed Oi that date, conveyed t.
shin county, TIE iollo@Ihg Described premises, tc
wit: A certain lot OF land situated in Hollis ni6re
said. being the farm on which said joel lived
bounded Southeaste'ls ~ I--.' :" n''g"'"" ~
land Of said bennett NoHhwcsiody by the road
leading ~ said Denneit's dwelling house, and by
land Of Elgecomb Hill and Souihwesierly by
land Of Simon Burlham, containing fifty acres
more or less, with the buildings thereon, which
deed u recorded on the 10th aud Tooth pages OF
the lsgth book OF York County Registry OF Deeds.
And that the conditions Of said mortgage deed
have been broken, by reason whereof lnow claim
foreclosure aud give this notice Coz that purpose
in pursuance To the Statute Of this State for such
cases made aud provided.
WILLIAM PERKINS.
Itn.s .lxg--
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PATIENTS

A MEXICAN AND roRriGS 0ryIcs, Aelscr ros pus
"a Mrss WIZ U. y. PArrSr OSTics, wAsHIxorox
IesNte %, eaton. opposite Klby Of. IMPOR.
TANr INfORMATION To INVENT.
ORS. The subscriber, Gate agent Of the 8. Palsn.
v.ntAses In applying r Patents supsror 10 hose otr-
ed Inventors BY others, has made whereby
on Applications prepared and conducted OF him. TusTI
DOLLARS Qnstsad Of so ~ paid back BY othtrs) vil Be
rtnited By him In Of failure 70 obtain paent ana
the withdrawal through him within thirty dsys ssr nm,
rejection. Caveats Specifications, As,gnments and all
necessary papers and drawings for prurng patents IN
this and foreign countries prepared, aud advice rendered
on legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions and
Infringement Of patents.
Inventors cannot ony here obtain their specifications
on The most reasonable terms, but avail themselves Of
the experience % 20 year, practice extensive library
Of legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts Of
patents granted In this snd other countries besides being
saved journey TO the usual great delay there
Copies Of elaine for any patent furnished by remlt,inS
one dollar. Assignments recorded nj Washington.
u. ". EDDY, Solicitor VI Patents.
"Dunns the time occupied the onice % Commlssen.
or Of patents, X. ii. EDDY Esq Of boston, did business
at the Patent Office Solicitor OF Patents. There we're
lev, any perscns occupying that capacity, who had ~
much business before the Patent once and there were
Who conducted u with more skill fidelity aud suc.
cesA regard Mr. Eddy 90 % the best Infonsd and
most skilfu Patent Solicitors In the United States and
have mn hesitation In assuring inventors that they csnnet
employ person NOR colnpesnt and Trustworthy and
more capable of putting their applications Ia form 10
secure for them an early and favorable consideration a
the Patent 0fice.
HDNUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Psisnt,."
"PArksr 0rIIcs,--
"sR Your facilities for the prosecution Of any bu,I
mesa connected with this Office equal 10 tho.s % any
other agent. am very respectfully yours, &C. 36-ly
THOMAS EWDANk. Commissioner Of Patents"
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U. s. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

RMy AND NAVY OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, BOTH
n Regulars and Volunteers Sailors. Marines Potiila
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers, Indians
and all persons who may have served fourteen days 10
INV Of hc Wars Of the Unite States since the year l7O
he law Of 1855 gives each Of YOU who have not heretofore
received a Warrant for Land, One Hundred and Sixty
Icres And TO all who have received Bounty Land
cough more to make One Hundred and Sixty Acres
In The case Of the death Of the person entitled 70 Lard
rs Widow or 10 no widow, the minor Child or Children
s,e entitled to the Bounty.
We are prepared 10 promptly prosecute all eiaim'
FIR Land, aud iViH supply justices Of Peace, Conntl
c,rL,, Comraissioners Of Deeds, Hotarits Public
Larv,rs and oil oAtrs, Dith the nsetssary tnsfrne
fbns, and blank forms, free Of cost, on application
b, mail or otherwise.
When desired, we will sell he Warrant at The marke
ptce, and remit check for process.
N. II. COBB Il CO.,
% William Street, New-York.
RryxRExcrs-nank ~ the O. mmonwealth, New-York.
| Ohio Life 4 Trust Company, New York.
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BL,cSBrRsr DnsRnGA CoRpuL.-The
following really excellent and pleasant bev.
eragc, is euro Cor tho diarrhoi, &c. Rsaps
to half a bushel Of b!aekberriss, well
mashed, add I. ID. Of alspicc. 2 OF. CHINA
mon, 3 or cloves. Pulverizs well, mix. and
boil slowly until properly done. Then strain
or squeeze the juice through homcspun or
a'nnel' and add to each pint of the juice
one pound Of loaf sugar boil again for some
omc skim OIL and while cooling add half
ngallon oe'. cOsnac brandy. Dose-FOr
nm adult half gill for child, teaspoon.
fal or more, according to age. ''f /
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no one suffering from haeknisd Cough, Palm In the
Side, Tesiless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole
train Of dyspeptis sensations and given up by their
be another moment without consulting the
RsCULAPlUs. Have the married, OF those about 10
he married, any impediment, read this truly ussfn
book, II has been the means OF saving thousands Of
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
brAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter will receive one copy ofths work
by mall, or i've copies viii be sent foI one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WM. YOUNG,
ly32 No. lJ2 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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FOR SAFE,
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
ANA other Valuable Real Estate.

And other Valuable Real Estate'
THE following described Real Estate, comPtts.
L ing House Lots, and other property, engipy
situated in the villages OF Ssco and Biddeioru,
WILDE sold BY the proprieiors,st pricer ir' gu
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 10 nun.Lsr, are
principally situated In Ssco, betweca the Hall
road bepots Of Bideeford and Ssco-a portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, IN
q pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
q fne view Of both villages. They are advsnta.
geousiy situated for the residence Of persons hav.
ing business in either Saco or Biddeford, besag
within six minutes wsik Of Main street, and Pep.
pereil Square, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the laconia, Pep.
perelI and Water Power Corporations of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, SIS feet one and a.
feet wide, resting 90 granite pier, andwith side
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
| them within three minutes walk Of 8 uiib's Cor.
uer Frow this bridge q street IL gaded 10 the
1 Railroad Crossing on Water street, which viii. be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, 9,,e:d,ns along the margin Of the
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will intersect with Market street, which
pa~es across the above described bridge to Bidds
fod. ..
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propris.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one Of the lots Is . new
Cottage house with n stable, which will be sold
| with the lot.
They will sell also In lots of from one TO Eve
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. SAID tract
consists Of ~ acres, and 4. siiu.i.J the West.
en siJs Of 'hs Railroad, and runs to the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
Warrantee Deeds viii be given OF all lots sold
by the Proprie'ors,. A. u. Boyd, ssco; d. l..
Somes, Biddeford; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. H.. 4; William p. Newell
= For further particulars, as TO prices and coodi
iioa', inquire Of d. z. SoMEs, Of Biddelord.
!, Agent for the PROPRIETOR. SIT I.
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DIR. J. H. sCHENCK's
P MONIC SYRUP

FOR THE CURE OF coNsuMPTioN.
THE Proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
i years ago, reduced low a. TO be given up BY MS
physicians and friends In the last stage Of consumption
When all hopes % ever getting well had ned, he Was
strongly recommended TO try syrup made from an o'd
Indian receipt which succeeded In eectualy curing him.
The family physicians and large number Of respectable
gentlemen testified the facts In this case and soon the
Pulmonlc syrup obtained reputation never equaned IN
that lon Of the Country. Creating, n. thu case did,
va; Ss assH4 r sshI HRf & miracle Dr. ssaenss
In fact such was the notoriety OF this mecine that EN-.
nent practcng physicians had their attention drawn 70.
ward the rising reputation of L. fr5ri hayng witnessed
Its curative powers, and frequently extended the hama "
friendship and encouragement TO Dr. schenck and used
IL In their daily practice.
No other medicine operates In the manner that the Pull.
monary Syrup does. Itprciuces healthy action upon
the morbid parts, by purifying them ffo disease u
promotes the eSpecorations aays the cough, npens the
matter In the lungs, and when II u discharged, II heals
the opening that the breaking Of the tubercues or absess
produces and the lungs become sound and resume the
performance Of their natural functions Il also soothes
The iated portion Of the lungs and other organe and
thus restores those parts health. superior property
that the medicine possesses all others H. that II con-
tains no opium calome any other deleterious drug
In 1871, DR.. schenek removed from Remington, New
Jersey to Phiadelphia and commenced the practice Of
his profession, where he soon acquired reputation ef
celled by none In curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurabe and he has since then daily pre-
scented to the world ncentesable evidence of his success
10th OF his parents died with consumption, which APP
pears to have been hereditary disease with his Ather.
family. All his brothers and sisters, except one, died
early Of this disease Of them but the one brother
reaching the age Of twenty.
some alaru rs one amer another Consigned to the
\ tomb by this fell destroyer.
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
RlppEEoRp, Me-, Y. 8.

Sold wholesale aud retail by the Propreiors,
and al retail by T. Gilman, ID. l.. Mitchell Libby
& TJwuc, aud Charles Murch, Saco, L, shaw
aud Saiier Emery & Co, Sanford John Merrill
aud Samuel Lord, Springyalc, VIM IL. Connani,
silas Derby aud Sayward & Webber Alfred; 4;
Warren, kennebuns; and by all the principal
Apoihecarries and Druggist Throughout the Unit
ted States and CanadaS James II. Chadbourne
&c Co, Wilmington, North Carolina, Wholesale
agent, fhr the Southern, Middle aud Wes,era
States; Weeks g. Potter, Boston, agents for
Massachusetts, Rhode Island aud Colhecteul
Pod & Morse, Rutland, W., agents fer Vernon
John y Hayes, Great Fails agents for New Hamp
shire Rusg &c Wilton, Montreal, agents for the
CanadaS
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LAND WARRANTS

.nBTAINED under the late act Of Congress, for
~ oil who have served IL days in the military
or marine service Of the United States since l79O,
by EMERY & LoRlNG.
Saco, March s, 1855.
NIB. All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled To 100 acres more, and We
have the necessary proofs and papers in our pos.
session. III l.. g. l..
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS,

RY The Aet Of Con{ress passoi March ., isss. .u On
" e.n,. seldier and s-amen Who have ssrycd ToIyR
LksS DAYS In any var Of The United RATS Sine
fcved Those Who have rseeived 20 Or % srrvs ~
nov snied 70 enough more 10 make up the Ia, rhoss
sho have received 100 arc nos entitled 70 any ov
censn. o. nj. &C. extends 70 The vtiov and isss
nse oeen snrsre In BATTLE are entitled 10 leo acrss
vsneat rfard TO The perioi Of their service.
-. 49, having claims under this % any cher Act,
snuns 70, 4. Ia RICHARDSON 4 CD. m RsIlrosd
,.s,s o'sr sasArs, Bss'sa, Who pay oSsh Nc var.
~. We have hiiAfai and sxpsrsesesi Agents, In
ve obtain The land.
Bostoo, March ., ysS en0
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r IRE AND BEAUTIES OF MRS EARRING.
IL TON, RUTH HALL, b; FANNY FERN,
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
1855, STANHOPE BURLElGH, THE co.
QUETTE. SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE
Ky, BY DIR. ADAMS, WING ALMANAC, MAG
AZlNES FOR MARCH, just received at
10 MITCHELL'S.
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'r PRICE or OINTMENT, sioo. PRICE or srnrr so CTS
HAYES, PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES FILE OINTMENT,
certain care for Piles aud all ExfeTndi Irritation.
Directions on the Bottles. Price, sl0o.
Read the following-it speaks for itself;-
Laurence, June Il, 1854.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by u.
Hayes Of this city, and being personally acquainted with
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding testimony TO all
the Doctors claims for his medicine. Unlike other rem
edies in the Market this preparation performs Its oce
speedily and with certainty. The Ointment we have us
ell with the most happy result after vany seeking ~
lief by free use Of sarsaparas saves, etc., etc. Our
experience fully justiaes in confidently recommending
Il hs article, and only one known to usas performing
all Its claims.
A. s. bunker, s. I. THOMPSON,
A. W. STEARSs, Asa i. sANpoM.
PREPARED by DIR. 4. D. HAYES, AMI Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHARLES H. kent, General Agent fcr the Unit
ell States and Canadas, Nos. o Appleton block
Lawrence ST., Lawrence, Mass, 10 whom all orders
should be addressed. AGESrs for Bidddeford, DR.. j.
SAWYER and A. Sawyer. lyio
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\ VINO INDEED. The following letter,
says the Bangor whis, is from an inluen.
tinl gentleman in the interior Of Penobscot
County, who supported Mr.. Reed for Gov
enor last year. He speaks as any real en-.
thuas'ic wing OF last year mish.-and as
every such this year should:
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NJ o TT G e .

MOTT g E.
T,RANCIS YORK having been duly appoinie,
II Agent for the sale Of Liquors in the City o.
B,ddeiOrd, under the provisions Of the Statute o.
the State, entitled, an act for the suppression o.
Dnnkiny Houses and Tipping Shop" the inhab.
itanis Of said city aro hereby notified that the
place Of sale for said Liquors Ism the building
on Liberty Street, near M. g. II. Pierce's bakery,
where they may be had for medicinal and me.
chanical uses Z" only, and where Selec,meu Of
other towns may obtain supply Of unadulieaied
liquors for agencies, established In conformity
with the nc; aforesaid.
FRANCIS YORK,
Agent for City Of Bljdeford.
Biddeford, May 2, 1855.
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Mr. Editor: As you are aware. /, last
year supported Isaac Reed for Governor
was satisfied with the platform on which
he stood, and felt bound in honor as whig
to support him. did not, and do not now
feel that all the measures adopted to draw
votes from him were lair and honorable.
But when i see the platform on which he
now stands, and further, that his support
f Esd sSe SPs Ssa ss4s 81 4 nsSa S S
miaistration, Tam inclined to lei" bygOncs be
bygJucs," and so for almost anything rather
than evon by implication endorse the infa.
nous administration Of Frank Pierce, and
array myself with those men who are known
to be the deadly enemies of every eajrt to
restrain the sale Of intoxicating liquors, &c.
think am safe in saying that three iourths
of these who voted for Reed in this vicinity
last year are Of the same opinion.
Gov Morill is supported by party whose
principles are those Of humanity, aud
have no fear Of his betrayins his trust
Mr.. Reed, ifelec,ed, wOnld wi,hou, doub,
be true 10 those who elected him. when
such eyelIen, republicans as Col. Stanley.
Bioa Bradbury, Z. r. Smart, ShepIey and
Gary, Babson, BOdfsh & Co., are IL posi-.
bic more anSous than Wings themselves to
secure votes for Reed, il looks very much
like fusion which have no desire 10 Join.
In hasie yours
A STRAIT WING OF 81