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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
aaclS Change Of SshednlC. LIT
Spring and summer 4 rranS cllfesst,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.

JAITLo
Af 1900 t0hS Barihen, Con.uant.d 10y Chr;air
~ Cayendynnd Ski
Tie jamestown viii leave Rich nond every Tuesday ri
terfo, at 4 O'Clock. And Roanoke every Saturday
!. orn,ng at 7 clock. tor New York siR ; orlolk
Returning. they will leave NV n lor Richmond,
esrry Saturday aud Weducsdty afternoon nj O'clock
STOPPING % + " hours eHcr why hi Noriok.
Passage 10 New luli>. including NEAL and Sue
loom Hcc"mn odami ,orI !---.- -.----.-------- 80
Steergc Ius.age OIL ..---..-- .........
Charect- Noil.uk tie same IA = ki,cI Boats.
Merchants and Traveller, viii find II i. me 1.-THE n o>i
>;ieedy and coi tf4lr routes hetw"' New lurk nd
Ri haand. ra.~agea,,d tar. OIL, slo, St,crase IA.
stpeauy -.
IUDIAM \ WA l&ON,
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II = GNNI IN Billy IUtNE.
Leates Richm9nd eroy Intsaag al , o'cl5c5 Z ~
.ssrr$s I II h large aHn new Steamer Is Nv | b Il
Ssess Cnrt CLIFFORD. viii receive freight every Nun.
lay nnd up - hour of | o,lo,k ?. Nj, every fu"s.
lay. Tor the ahuvc place..
Shippers t" heeliug. Pu,hnrc Cinrinr AMI tho
South and West generally viii find this ruic tho elcap
's and mr,t expeditions. fuI freight prl, In
LlDEhM x WATSON, R"tmond. Ia.
IuIN l},lts
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Marshall u WOrthingtOn Salt.
- cAn Sn,ka WORTHlNGTON,
.D.ONV >. 100 sncks MARSHALL
Finn salt tilzele.eins from ship Sir Charlea M
pier. direct from Liverpool deliverable from ship at Cry
ONT, or in II dock Tor snln by
EDMUND DAVENPORT CO,
oct lS-ts Richmond, VI.
1 EE 4 co, IN the Dock, Richmond Va, bayo in
i store aud ner for sale:
1000 -ncks Liverpool Salt
500 hhIs lhonnsioD Linz
100 " Mouth Carolina Tor
800 bn'es PRIME Norhero llay
900 tons I0n.s l'Hstcr
80 CASKS Gdcincd 'la.ter
50 tons Damaged Peruvian Gunup
30 " MesieAn do
% " Tl#rn
100 ibis. Medium NJ. Mnckurc' (now)
200 " IinliuS Herring.
20 " Winter ii'cnthcd Splnt on,
A.o u complete assortment If Manila ard Russia
Coulogr, Block. 4 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

Pm1d Ble"chrI and Brown Domestic. Calico, Linen
Dnll Bed Cords aud Plough LINES Winlow Gas. ND
Putty, CopPe@~, Ain, Maddcr and Ioliso, PEPPER
'nog"r aud SPico, Spades Shovrl.. Tnee and Ilntrp
Cmns, Manure aud Hay foh-. Boots Saor- and Ilul4
For sale of exchange 5r country prmlurc..u accono
dating Terms Can. 2l.t.) JOHN IIDIII\S
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MERCHANDISE.
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS

- The subscribers are now opening Tor inspection
tbeir SECOND SUPPLY OF reasonable Goods, recent
~ purehs-ed by their aehior partner IN New lorhi
hioh. added their September purchase makes their
stock very u and most attractive ever offered
IN this ark rHeing all tie newest styles u LADIES
DRESS GOODS. - Slss, satins, Vaienrias, MOusn,
McriRos, &c Ladies Velvet Satin and Cloth Cloaks y
Ismas French EnIbroder es in great variety, among
which are cktta rich ri Maltese Lace and Musbu
Sleeves ard Collars. general assortment oi Cloth,
Cn..imefrs anil Nc.tings fof gentlemen. navy -toc,
ol Servants Good., such PULLED Linseys, Sattneis,
Plaid Lind-eys and blankets. Carpets, hugs, Crumb.
Cloth, aud Door.Mnt-. Together win all goods be.
longing tptfc by Gouds trhde many ol which have
been purchased for much than they could have been
bad catly the season. Ali oi which they deter
mined sell low, aud only ask an examination Is all
they ask To insure satist efinu4
NOV l3-dt- JOHN T DAVIS \ co.
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A CAR

A CARD.
fENllE subscriber b, =, rrturn thanks his
patrons and friends the libcla patronage be
'tow"d on hun Fl hr eight ycaI and caninrnds
their conf dcnre his SUE, Is err. Ruchcrand Reid.
A. Is. RUCkER,
January |, l855.-.n8ts
EVOk SALE A Negro " oman aud Five Chit
l. dren. The woman i, first rate cook, washer and
ironer. The ehildrcuareal ~, aud very kelly.
do - DAVIS, NOWlIN < co.
CRATES CRATES.
mother lot olho,c highly hni,hrd Crates. oi various
LAs,zcs and styles just received at the Lyhchburg
Furnace and Range Warehouse. Q. $. BLISS.
no 22.ts
WANTED 80 ssEKE-l00 " groes t
w work the Va y. Tenn. Rail Road, at laying
rr;ck-tor wich b,ra prices vii be paid. Apply To
l. DENAEAD
or \. \. Montgomery, Agent,
doc 81. dts Lyuchhure. Va.
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PIANOS, GUITARS, vIOLuNs. "a

- 49, - "a
DANNE CHRISTIAN have now IN s1orr enc
Il assortment of Pianos, some very hcmti'ul uud
amorg them IA one with Colemnn's Eolhm atnchucuI
and several second huud piauos, ~ low pticr-
Good supply oil Gu tnrs mt pee. Ringing lrem Ia 80
Also, Il full supply ot ' iollus mud Flutes
They would call particular attention to their Pianos
which warranted 10 be equu TO any fleasr call
and examine the assortment "a 9G.ts
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ImAMpAGNE MIMI chnmnl

- me oi the most approved Brands tmpoItcd,
pint and 9nart hrules Fl sae Ly
dec 1 /, ZEE 4 JDII \SON
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NEW FAMIAX LAIR, a sTTEgg

~ FnNW. M. I Inmi7y baud 81 FrIns N
| Mountain Butter, Jua receive aud for sn.r d,
d'ci Ia LEE \ JOHNSON
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sLAkliiNIA LINE OF rk,cl,r,nn,i l..

AND NTN-lONh FACkE Is \ N new .7sa--'3
LONE linc j., composed ct the following vessels. al
saiIs from New ork every three days. All owned
the city Of Richmond, viz:
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For Baltimore and Ph,iadclphia

DAVID UIRkIE h#,hm,rI =.
ALLENA NEL1CH. Bo,ro.
u. NJ IA.H SluL. SLL,-.-l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31
ole luI)eelills.Sg !,
Is PUBLISHED Pcs, ~ ~ .m
BSILY, TRl.wBEELY, AND wRERLY,BY
BTA TTTY &c Go.
]. H. PHNDIEToN, rntrops
OLIVER + TAYLOR, Z EDITORS u u $.
.lr 4. .'----- = p ~
OPPICErCOlnrtof Main and Quincy Streets.
Enllanee tom QulnCy.St. |.
TEHSls.

RATES or ADYERTIsING.
TliE UNDkRylGNED, IublisleTs Of newspapers IN
usT' Ib6t and other eSpGhses expenses
' sIeSIeT isn Eeetolcie do tsee 10 Charge s iol0w
-. rates IOr advertising, aud lH no case whatever 10
,h,Isr c,s Than lie rates 6eiOwi ten Likes or IeAs VI noH'
1',t,i eOuitllulinGa tquAIe, .f .4.u. I.hI a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31
TO Dealers in Wash Boards.

TS ISif. O. RICH, OF Clrelpnati, "Isuattd Kal,aRr
l. InnoumtMt IN nGIh.ke1rdE" for whleh lie 0btirtd
PAT ENTIn Oci. 1870. said Improvement UHststel In
pIoTery pIrpaIns Ito tSS,E Of Atet Vi Gc Ur other
suitable eaI,) aud Le causing them 10 tArt or cut
heir way iEt0 Il sold wooden AlLrs ~ legs oil WaAl'
hOaVdI tie methods pevlousy employed, havhs been 20
plough ETGptt VI cat moiet, to receive tue nklalc
plate. o. RCe subsequently NOl tbs CniiTe ntJe.t aud
eHEtrIh In said Patent 10 lie &nhcTher, WHO Is Low
sole plOTlcur ihereOi as well As only eW1ori.' haME
fIth.tT of"U. RICE'S itAFA0VRD rAEENr HiAr WISn.
BuARp," having succeeded 10 Tie late tm Ui WAvAp,
BALY Co., inllat buseAS, Induced b. The popularity
and excessive sale O said Patent Wash hOailS," sum
iIy peSOns have engaged IN making and winding item
tAout GaheTiiv odo3e. thrtbt ttoiaiAg m!riGAi, Sc
cured BY SAID falSnl. SUITS have teen commenced LHd
ave now rti, aeanS certain PARTIES known 10 beihus
and II is ny intention ln prosecute lot all N
nttRent OF my lesal and just lShts, ike extent u
the law. ibD PERSONS Gie theleI6te rsMontd a:Gn&i
ui chasing dealing III tlne wasI boards ldde tIeftHe
manner pfitRit6 BY Rie IheAA braided 80, RietH In.
proud iil,h bHdrdI FaltAtn iS4y toIie ti heIs
geHuue may be well lenGi that tile YaIiallU ih
lie share Of the elmp,-or lho eWPOygeLt OF any Fat.
ened IiGthlne 10 nri naslboatdS-a0et hoi give tile
light iUuSe the PATENTED IRtlIine Ptt'1, above le6elIb
ed upOn which Tie rdlHE Of the hOar really deneMll
wkDesSe orders for tue Efutns etilelt Ee'petlllyto
liele sMl riomptll executed At AZ owpteeS ts AlyOf
lIIe,uHlulh0JiLed nMkeIS, by ~ . ais ~. til f'T
- -, JOSEPH w.WAYNB,Y T.
Sole nTonIleoT aud manufacturer Thereof
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Notice

CAPS. .... ..aE.
y RCEivEn this day, the lest assortment Of Gents.
IL youths, and childtCns clo caps, ever brought ~
ttyle aud quality. They eomrIsc IN part az EOlOwst
ets LiOh opera, black aud whites gents hair cloth do
black, dTAh and green llding hunting and Apollo cals;-
LlSO Tie Hgypliun pyrenna eIltkel cap new atclei
together ileYery oihcr description Of hat or eXtln
MrI4 ' $. u. HARPBR q son q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

NEW.
T have list received fine assortment OF mems K r,
l Ia and cork SOed boots, with good ASSORTMENT Of
nen'A and boys Shoes sale which Mill sell Cheap Tor
cash only
lnth J. w. RHODES, Agent
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40 Wesiera ead Aeuihern lierehaat.
Sexton, seai I 'swearing,eojnn,
z FANOY DRY GOODS!
~ 1nx 6IanI,a. ahawa tsts

]. W. SExroS,al. SraL,, al rASf SYElklSokE.
OFfKR purchases the largest tssotlpent Oh taney
" Dry foods ttheclty. lttomlrlseslnpAtt Of
lloS'cry OF all kinds and qualities q. lHe"
Gloves, UHdeIShi(tS, dress Shifts and colhts..S
nySIhsof allie 1tht Shades and tolors. ''''
A fnc assortment Ni Shell Combs N iia ma
do DO do h1falo and Imitation Comht.
Bushes OF oil, descriptions lo''t = 'i' 't'F'
Dress and 1ailoTS TIlmmlnsa Of all kinds. .-Jp.
llufRettS, SIX toltcol'd Spool Cotton.
petfuinery ofall hRds.5i,l I ts,n y HA3 y
las well asa glflt many Of goods nimpor
taUn whehwe eanpo lete mention, and &hItb tte we'll
worthy The attention Of byeri We feel wh can make u TO
tkiIinteIeSt In Rivf IS trial. StPtS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

9 barrels N WIaid ON WllttF n 0fsaed, Z IplibE
. sTtltie, lust TeeelEeh and Tor sale LOW At 7'N-
Eai J. Il. TAPPAN'S drugstore, j. i W
leho ----.--- 1890 ~. Gtglrt ElhsAns,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31
New Music Store.
Bign Of the Gfccinu rrigonnm, No, 100
''z.s1 1ff t1 20 1lntu Street. I.f z"

s7n Pit I 20 llntn street.
aizsS1 J, PICRlESoN would respectfully an.
Af7fld sRounte TO lie elltens 9! Wheeling aud VI.
1J lJ7n el9ily, thai Je has lust oltHej new and
ueltsAnt Establishment for Tie sale OF ptoiina,
sn. 1'I T,D. S.0l%sG FsS FLUTES: E,, ssO 4,
fiESl ahd beat make. ----
Instruction books for all kinds Of ln'unents aud fol
Nuslt for The Piano. Guitar Fuie and Violin iiso the
sSes S9GF'' Duets sts apd The wry best Roman and
CGIofi, RssJs TSons PoiSs, also Violin and Guit,
SelewS, Violin Finger and Tail ioAldS.
B0ws for vlolimEllobnlV Violin, "
80. klerer'S Parhilute Polish for ftDovAlns yaIhSkta
FurIlu(e, sue ~ palOs Cabinets steam Boats or kny
descriptions Of FurnitiTe, tr'h s5o o. HHfJ r'f'
Aso or tlle By The Agent for kleber PttsSGre PSno3
Of the fSt InL 6est nAnuttue III t6t URteStits sc
as NHahs and ciatks grand and square Pianos b. Dun
h'ns lett and Alleh,s iited H0son Pianos, &c,
SASsgs gr tRid % 6'sa aq4 SsiaeaRsp'inI
l5a atiklpd Of music. .tIq.,Iumspistspf5i
Al RTieeA AtOa ai 'bSsitpI IN ~ NM
~ iiNO0 , Z l9l 'fHNN
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For IInliimore, Wnsllingtoni Philndtlphfn
nnd New York
GToai1 7liFoueh' I,Ino 'for HE Uast,


J,HR baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling 10
| baltimore, aud connecting With tue Washington
iIraEch Rail Road at Tie Junction atey called the Relay
liOu,e,)9 miles nom BALTIMORE aud With tle PhIlade
phIa WIlmngonAnd baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
e great tunnels upon The line are now Completed and
the @hoe road Is y Ine eodIIton piessnns ons OF tie
most pittuTeS9u AMI romantic route, IN tie world.
Tie now aud spleudid steamers Of the Unpn Line rom
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road Wheel
Ing and through tickets r0ni thrte places 10 altimoIe,
WIshston, phlladePhis, &C., may be had OF agen'
or on tie boats. -
A, NJ (WheenStllne) and arrives al Cumberland 1901
miles) 7p NJ, aud allowing two hours there, az ives
baltimore (3o niles al 6A. ~, The next morning ma
King tie pa:saBe IN about 20 hours Including all
StOprages, .
J'lIaeeagt checked through toan the easternoins
without charge
WaslIgnna at The JUNCTION. and for Philadelphia, al lal-
lmoir without extra charge raveelsare allowed an'
ple linz aud tuntty all points n'e3l1
Through tickets IOnl wlHeiuG 10 Baltimore, Iwith
privilege Oi yInS over anywhere o tile IOute,2 SS0V-to
WnshIn.ton $3.50 10 phlladcrLia St0-to hc had on
mar! Ito steamers OF tte lnio'l lie Tue ohIC AID Of
the Hall IOad agents al WheelngJ u FJEp)N MNunat
VIA wIf WM PARKER. Gfn'lt Sunr.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-27

Tue LAw.BREAKNo CANDIDATE That
"Old berry sound head" gave out sOmo rath'
sr cracked sentiments at Alfred, for o re-
cent expounder ofthe laws. Read the fol-
lowing:
"Go to an agent to buy quart Of liquor
he says, Il don't know you-can't have il,
| rould see hip and his liquor stuck into he
earth before tsOuld go 10 him.
do not want much liduor-haye not con.
sumed Two quarts for o5 years don't know
as shall for 25 years to come. II Dc
want IL shall hare ii-shall nspr 20 70
one ofthsss agents, hnm5.ipg myself with
petitions and certificates and claim for
the great mass Of the people the Same FREQ
dom from unjust restraint which claim for
myself
This is beautiful strain OF remark for q
man who aspircs to DO the Chief Magistrate
Of Maine! lie hopes to DO charged with
the execution Of all our laws, because he
has the efrontery to violate any one which
pes not accord with his own ideas! II is
huHLidifng to him (the high-strung gentle
many to comply with tho enactmeu. Of the
people! And then, in 6, Of generosity,
he is DESTROYS that common folks should
have the same contempt Of the laws. Wha!
sort Of On idea has he Of the people Of this
State2 Does he think they are going to
copy the lawlessncss Of even an cx-Judse,
or reward him for breaking through their
measures; We can tell him that his sonti-
ments will prove moro disastrous to him
than his silence did last fall-aud VIC need
no, refresh his memory on tina, point
Portland Adp.
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C A MPAIGN PAPER

We will send the Union and Jour-
nal, commencing with the present
number, until after the State elec-
ton, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. FIVE
Corrs FOR One DOLLAR to one adj
dress. There is no postage. Send in
your names. We are bound TO pay
particular attention to the dement's
of the Hunker and Rum Democracy,
and their allies, until the Second
Monday in September.
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FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, July IS. Tho Il. NJ. Steamship Can
ada, Capt. Judkins, arrived here this forenoon
with her regular dates from England to July 7lh
The news is very meagrc and wholly unimPor
tani, consisting mainly Of details Of the receu, re.
pulse Of the Allies in their attempt to storm sebas
iopol.
Further evidences Of mismanagcment on The
par, OF the allied Generals are revealed.
Affairs before Sebastopol remain without chang
and no indication Of new movements were sppar
eni at the latest dates.
The Canada brings no.poliiical news u conse
quence from any part Of Europe.
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Those best acquainted with the circumstances consul
er the following almost miraculous cure. Mr.. Tuns
took severe cod which produced cough OF the most
obstinate character this nom neglect to employ proper
remedies, bscame firmly seated upon his lungs, and
would, but for this medicine, have soon produced Con-
SUMPTION. Hear what he saysi-
BpDEFoRp, Me-, March II, 1855.
About three or ipar months ago, I was taken with q
severe cold AMI cough which refused IN yield 10 medical
treatment. Having heard Of DR.. Burlegh Smarts Cough
Mcdietne, resolved 10 try IT, and before using one bot
Tic, my cough was entirely cured. I think too much
cannot be said In praise Of this medicine.
u29 JOHN II. TUFTS.
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Annual Meeting.
Yall and Cumberland Railroad Company

THE Stockholders OF the York and Cumberland Rail.
road Company, are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting will be held at the ONCE OF the Company In
Portland on Tuesday the fourteenth day Of August next
a, ten O'Clock In the FORENOON TO act upon the following
articles, viz,
l. To receive the Reports Of the Directors and Treas.
urer.
2. To see 1.-THE Stockholders will vote 10 change tho
bylaws ofthe Corporation as 10 reduce the number
VI Directors TO seven.
3. To what other changes any, the stockholders
will vote 10 make In the bylaws.
T. To make choice Of Board Of Directors for the en-.
suing year.
0. To transact any other business that may legally
come before them
by order Of the Directors.
Portland, July 20, 1855 sw3O
the meeting
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twelve acres Of good land, a
1 Cottage House, with eigh; rooms, shed and
stable and other ouibudings, &c, all new and IN
good and pleasant location, il being part OF the
estate belonging TO Widow Susan Long and stu
a,ed near Hollis Mills, West Denmark, Ne.
Across the road from this is farm OF forty,
acres, equally divided into tilage, pasturaSc aud
timber land, free from siumps and stones. Inc
whole will make one Of the best farms In Oxford
County, very easy Of access. II being at the forks
Of several roads leading TO Fryeburg, Brownield,
and Bridgion.
A fine Timber Lot OF forty acres, near tho Saco
River, only quarter Of mile from good land
ing.
The above will be sold together, or in separate
lots. II not disposed Of at private sale, Will be
sold ut auction on the lst Tuesday in September
next. For terms, apply TO Col. James Walker, Of
Fryeburg, Me., or Of 7. s. Williams, Lynn. Mas
sachusetis. "a
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my wiihOu, he deserved it, To say ,ha, we
do not call such men Rummies, would be
10 deny truth. Reader, you shali be our
iudge-are wsIus,ifed in doing so, or no,
Is there any difference between the man
who passes the cup 10 his neighbours lip,
and he who drinks il u one less culpa'
bic, One is tho alder and abe,,oE, tho
other Is the doer. 0se is Rummy BY
force Of appetite, the other from choice.
I, does no, add feather Of force 10 arsn-
meu,, whether man ever drank liquor or
not, ; il he makes a drunkard Of another
man, he is worse than his work, aye, "a ten
times worse Devil than he" Considering
the justification so palpable. We enter a de-
muir, and leave the subject.
We are accused Of being q young man.
II so, we ask, shall we Learn 10 pray-our
Father, thy Kingdom come-and then vote,
and use our influence 10 completely nulliiy
our prayeri II so, then are we PhaIisees
indeed. Have We used strong language
Lay j, no, 10 an over.hea,ed Imagination, or
10 the excitement, Of the moment, but,O tina,
idea OF selfpreserva,iOn which defends IL
self agains, gigantic wrong.
We would no, court words 10 fling a, our
opponents ; God judges motives, no, actions,
aud j, is our duty 10 do so as far as possible.
And We will DO charitable. "Who can say
| have made my heart clean, am free from
my SIM "Let US remember, that while
we know what he yielded 10, God alone
knows what he resisted, and Ho alone
knows who the sinner is.
"No further seek their merits 10 disclose,
ordraw their frailties from their dread abode"
AS ever, PERCY.
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Marria9t5.

In this city. ASH Inst, By Rev Mr. Kelly, Capt Iris.
tan Clark % Miss Maria Abbot, Of Maiden.
In SAco, July Il, by Hi. J. fernAd, Mr.. William
Pitts 20 sNco, 10 Mis- Martha Brown q Kennebunk.
m Dover, July rs, Mr.. Gilman 2. Baieom Of Roshes.
sr. 10 Miss Clara A. Task.
In Lebanon, Ne, 9Th Inst, BY Rev. J. Rand, Mr..
Stephen y. Kicker u L. 10 Misc Ainira II. Preseott d
Aetou
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CHARLES HARDY

HAS Twenty desirable House Lots within Eve
III. or six minue,' walk Of the Mills, which he
will sell very low. Prices from $50 TO 1915 per
lot. Most Of these lots are fenced and In high
state OF cultivation.
Also, a handsome field Of Grass Land for sale.
Terms 10 suit purchasers
Biddciord, June isi, 1855. 22tf
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AZ Court Of Probate held nj South Berwick, WITHIN
aud for the County Of York. on the hr.t Monday ~
July In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred ahu
fftyhve, by the Honorable Joseph u. Nye' 'u'ss VI
said Courts
VUILLiAM A. LORD, Administrator Of the estate
w Of Ivory Z. Lord, late Of Berwick, IN sala
County. deceased, having presented ms s,ooha &c.
count Of administration Of the estate OF .aa
also, his private account against said estate, for allow
anee IL.
Oapr,rp-Thai the said Adminisiraiot give notice
10 all persons Interested, by causing aeopy OF ,n'
Union and B.stsrn Journal, printed nj B,ddeiord, IN
aid County, that they may appear at rfooaie eoun
In be held al North Ber~ek, In said Coany, on .ne
anl Monday q August nst s s." ,ssr have. WHY The
| sane should not be allowed.
"a Aus.,-RRANCis BACON, Register.
| A true copy, Atiest,-fRANCI5 BACON, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-27
THE GREAT RACE!
5000 Bottles Sold in 80 Days!
OLD DIR. WILLIAM ABBOTT AHEAp!!!

DEADsR-Theso arc fast times, AMI II, IN the great
1lwhr AMI press OF this busy scene, where all around
you are ccmlng with life and activity, In the eager pur
suit OF gain livelihood, gained by good strong honts'
industry, you find yourself unable to keep your end up
and are forced to sit down quietly, suffering under
disordered stomach, OF II you are affected with
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, bilious
Complaints, Jaundico, BAD
Humors. Coughs, Colds,
Headache, &C.,
rise up and 20 at once for bottle OF old Doctor William
AbbolIs Filters, take them by the directions -so wih
good faith and strong hops, for you can be cured
well as ten thousand Others who, could they all speak
its praises with voice, would be heard from Maine
California. The strong men use It, for u maintains them
AMI inysorates mothers give Il to their children, Tor
Il Is q safe, honest, family medicine.
THE RICH AND THE POOR USE IT,
for they both need the same hep-a professional men,
for sedenary pursuits bring indigestion and the above
complaints 1.-THE mechanic, for he wants good appe-
lite and sound nights rest the laborer for his health
is oen his only capital and best friend 1.-The sailor far
away from home In fever ATTITUDES, In all clmes he wants
a trusty medicine, such rs OLD DOCTOR WILLIAM
ABB0rrs BITrERs:-rhe ladies use these Filters for
the cure ofplmpes and bad humors they do not add
to good looks Short they are used by all classes and
hars been for forty years. 1t Is medicine Of day,
made TO taste pleasant and advertised for SALE 10 II
got up to clear the Maine law ether II Is composed n
natures remedies, and will restore the true working "
her laws. Come away then from your prejudices and
leave your worn out disappointed hopes,
BUY AND TRY THIS WoNDER.WCRK.
ING MEDICINE,
Which costs but FIFTY CENTS.
~ no CURE Is ETrEcrrp rur MONEY WILL BE RETURNED
Throw away your costly nosrums, give to simple ma
lures remedy trial, and the word and ruth VI old
doctor William Abbott you will not be disappointed.
This valuable Medicine Is for sale at all the rsspecta
bic Druggists, Apotheearies, and 0rocers' stores
Druggists and Groeers who wish for this article, will
please 20 address themselves to the Proprietor for terms
kc., at 50 State Street, Boston.
O. A. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor.
80 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Boston, July 10, 1885. ly3o