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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-17

the same vote as the last.
Inc question recurring on agreeing to the
motion of Mr.. Smith, the clerk of the commit.
tee made some remarks to the effect that his
record was correct one; which was denied by
Mr. Miller, who said he spoke from his notes,
which show that the clerk had failed to record
certain motions made by him, which we're i'm
portant to be recorded, as explaining subse-
quent resolutions.
Mr.. Miller asked leave to have placed on
the record protest signed by himself, as fol.
lows viz:
" The undersigned begs leave to protest
against the reading or adopting, as official, the
papers laid before the Board of Aldermen, as
the proceedings OF the committee on elections,
for the reason that said papers do not come 10
the Board with proper authority; and that
they are not a true record of the proceedings of
the committee"
The question on the reception of this report
was discussed by Messrs. Miller and Houston
for it, and Messrs. Smith and Pepper against it.
MIR. Magruder explained that no member
had the right to object to the protest of another
member, unless upon the ground that its Ian.
guage was disrespectful.
The Chair (Mr. Pearson) thought that the
Board had no right to permit an entry of a
protest on its journal, which stultified it, 1.-THE
Board)
Mr.. Emery objected to its reception.
Mr.. Smith said he objected to the reception
of the protest on account of its last line
Mr.. Emery withdrew his objection, and the
said protest was then unanimously received.
Mr. Bayly moved to adjourn-not agreed to
yeas, (anti-Know Nothings,) 4; nays, know
Nothings,) 8.
Mr.. Bayly moved to postpone the reading of
the proceedings of the committee until 5 p. m.
of next Monday evening; not agreed to-yeas
3, nays 8.
The Clerk then, on motion of Mr.. Smith,
proceeded to read the alleged copy of the pro-
ceedings Of the election committee.
In the course of the reading of this docu.
ment, Mr. Miller pointed out various mistate-
ments and omissions found in the paper
Mr.. Pepper objected to permitting Mr.. Mil
Ter to comment on and explain the incorrect
ness Of this document.
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other circumstances would have been q mos,

other circumstances would have been O mos;
ludicrOus appearance. They were 6lls d
with mass Of Heterogeneous and indiscs-
tible materials There was President
Pierce's Inauguration, and the par, promis-
ing to prevent slavery agitation had pro-
dueed large ulcer, which had superannuated
and broken. There was the Fugitive Slave
Law, The Nebraska Bill. several yeioes,
Douglass, Cass's, Hibbard's Norris speech
es. there were fllibuster prOclamaiions'
reports Of the trial and rendition of fugitive
slaves, eulosies on Popery, DR.. Lords letter
to Northern Presbyter, DR.. Adams's South
side View Of slavery, John Fletcher studies
Of Slavery, great numbers Of the New
Hampshire Patriot, and other Hunker pa
pers Of the State, and Of other States. Be-
sides these, there were bunker hanbills'
and Know Nothing reuunciations without
number. But the crisis was evidently
fastened by that number Of the Patriot in
which the scenes at the great american
demonstration were depicted in such glow
ing and truthful colors' and denounced IT
such terms of virtuous indignation by it
pure moral and patriotic editor. This was
TOO strong meat for the enSeeblcd state o
the patients constitution. The yerdie
Is: Died Of a broken heart, on account o
as rs5uke girsn 10 The Giders aud abti
for, Of the Nebraska SpindlS.
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PATIENTS.

AMERICAN AID ToArios 0rricr, Aarscr yos Bus
n Ixkss WIZ U. 3. Pirsxr OSncs, wlsnIsGros,
Z o State 30, ostou, opposite Kllby Ct IMPOR.
TANT IMPORTATION TO INVENT.
oRs The ,s sSsSr Ges agent q =. Us Patent
vantsges In applying s Patents, superior 70 hose ocr
cd Inventors by others, has made Arrangements whereby
applications prepared and conducted oy him, rHKry
DOLLARS nstesd Of so =. paid back By oter) viii h
RENTED by him In OF failure 20 obtain patent AMI
the withdrawal through him within thirty dAya amer tho
rejection. Caveats, specihestlons Asgnmenis, and all
necessary papers and drawings r procuring patents In
this and foreign countries prepared and advice rendered
legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions and
Infringement q patents. go
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specifications
the most reasonable terms but avail Themselves Of
the experience Of 20 years. practice, extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and CORRECT accounts %
patents granted In this and other countries besides being
saved journey 10 the usual great delay there
Copies Of claims Tor any patent furnished by rmittlns
one dollar. Assignments recorded al Washington.
X. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
"Dunng the time occupied the once Of Commission
Of patents u. H. EDDY, ESQ., az Boston, did business
at the Patent Once nc Solicitor % Patents There were
fev any persons occupying that capacity, who had %
much business before the Patent Oce and there wers
none who conducted II with skill fidelity AMI
regard Mr.. Eddy Of the best informed and
most skful Patent SOLICITORS In the United States, AMI
have hesitation In assuring inventors thai they cannot
employ person more competent and Trustworthy, and
secure for them an early and favorable consideration at
the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of raien,s,n
"PArksr 0TTicr,----
X. II. Eppy, ESQ, Boston, Mass.
"sR Your facilities r the prosecution % any bnsl
connected with this ONCE equal 70 those 81 any
other agent. very respectfully yours, &c, 30-ly
THOMAS EwDASk. Connissionsr Of Patents"
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u,s,oRy or STRUGGLES FOR LIBERTY.
tn. B,s,on Chronicle reports Senator VII.
.an,, I.,,r,s q, slar.rv We copy the fol.
,o,,;,, n,,,yraphs 10 show the tone and fem.
-, of,b. whole
In 1890 m. New England Arli-slavery
Society was organized The American An
ii slavery Society followed in 1888. l,
seemed as IL liberty was about to arise ard
a,.er, lis rule; bu, the South took the
,I,,, R,;bes were offered for the leaders
.,o,, rxc;,smcn, nreyailed,
.aI -, .,;,,no.. If p;,h, was broken by
,o,. ., v;o,s,co no men who cared no, for
Tho ,,w, os Cod q, man In Canaan, N. H.,
,oo ,,,u.,s ,s.sr,b,sJ with 100 woke of
ovon al ,suoved , seminary Of Learning.
-. ,o,,,.d anil re-e received there
= C.a,.,,;o,, law v,, r,ssed nrohibi,-
a,..sI noo,,. r,ou corir, into the State
$. 81, ,,,,no.o ~ ,,,e,d;ne free schools
~ ,Is.l..,t,.,,,. ,n, doo,s Of Fanepl Hall
,,.,.,, 800, o. r,,;,ion of 1900 merchants
-, ~, .a.,,od =, IN. An,i.slayery
.,.s,.,.I, 90, ,,,,,.l ,eso,r,;ops eyprsss,ye
~ , ,o,".y.,',., -, ,,,, .rh;oo,
u uo" '''% 49, ~" ,~.o,;n. ., ,,a;s.
O a,o n,S -, H. n0hhod b..
Oe'ss S''u,oI 80, ",a - ,n.n - ,hs election
'N'''sU P' - A., d.,
Of Eov''nO' "HO 'eVO',"o,'. ,s "'S -, =,
'nou'" 10 w "''V"'S'O" y" "' -
slavery ana 10 'ne slavery eN0"o,n'" - -
me west r''nN i'e'so ""' a," -.
were NO "''c''.eI " ~" -, -, !,
movement ~ ~" -, ..,I oh,,i,.n hr,
-" 49,, D., ,hor,b,
=" 10. 1'% ~, 49," IL, r,,. m,do 70
%',., '" ~ ,,;,",,,; Cann,o,niso and The
i0N"'' 80 -, -. - ~, ro,,I,,
graz "1','''O" ", ~. ,a1'IS. :, H. Noh,,s
,Vt W." IT. ~ ",a 81 =, ,na Goa, cbo,ge,
', - ,,..n n,,cs IN Nav E,,I,pd re-.
60, - ,hs ,esul, ~ The Las, election
rbe action oS,bs pressn, Legislature has
,,c,el ,bo words Of the Senator who said
,b,, r,,s,lom was national, and slavery Sec
,;oosI u, said there was danger TO the
Anr.slarerv movement: il is exposed to
saduc,,ous by o,hsr parties. He alluded
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED House LOTS
= And othar Valuable Real Estate.


TIME following described Real Estaic, compris.
l. ing House Lots, and other property, elgibiy
situated in the villages, OF Saco and Biddeiord,
willbc sold by the propieiors, at prices and on
terms favorable 10 purchasers. - .-
The House Lots, about 400 IN number, arc
principally situated In eaeo, bttwcen the Hall.
road Depots Of Bideeford and Saco--a portion OF
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
a ine view Of both villages. They are advanta.
geously situated Tor the residence OF persons hav.
ing business in either Saco or Biddcford, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
percll Square, and i've minutes walk OF the Ma.
chine SHOP and Cotton Mills OF the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
feet wide, resting on granite piers an with side.
walks has been bnili across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Bidjelord, and placing
them within three MINUTES walk Of B nith's Cor.
ncr From this bridge a street IL gvaded TO the
Railroad Guessing on Water street, which will DO
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, exicrdng along the margin Of tho
Saco River, and TO Water street.
Tie new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge to Bidds
ford. ...F alto $50.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have a dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs leland, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk OF the workshops aud
mills on said island. On one Of the lots Is new
Cottage house with stable, which Will be sold
with the lot fs.o
They will sell also In lots Of from one TO, FIVE
acres, es may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots, Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, and is situated on the West.
em side Of the Railroad, and runs TO the BuKton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot. or ''-
Warraniec Deeds will be given Of oil lots sold
by the proprietors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; D. l..
Somes, Biddcford; Josephus Baldwin, and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. H. William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi.
tioas, inquire Of ID. L. SOMES, Of Biddeford
Agent for the Propnctors. 5-if
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Al Court Of Probate held nj Alfred. within
and Coz the County Of York, on the first Monday 10
ApriI, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dreh and inv five, BY the Honorable Joseph T.
Nyc, Judge OF siid Court
On The petition &c James L. Bean, aleredtot OF the
" estate of Mary Dean, late ct Hollis ~ SAT- Soun
~ deceased wing thlt administration Of the es-
tate Of aid deceased may he granted to him.
ORDERED-That the petitioner cite the next OF KIN
TO take adninIst ration and give notice thereof 10
The heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons interested
in saIt estate by causing 4 copy Of this order
10 be published In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed in Biddefird, Ia said county, three weeks
suece ssiyelY, that they may appear at n fIo-
hate Cont 10 he holden nj Saco, In said county, on
the fret Monday In May next, at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon, aud shew cause, II any they nave
Why the prayer Of said petition should not be grant
is Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register
A true cory. Attest. FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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FIRST PREMIUM
GuERRE0TYPES.
If you want good nice Miniature call on
{. III. M'KEMN

s,Hc makes his own specimens-gets the first
nrcmiums, makes no fifty cent daubs that will
fade on, IN few weeks but he does make better
dognerreotypes than can be obtained at any other
place in this vicinity.
II is acknowledged by all good judges that T..
n McKennsy's Miniatures are lar superior To
any other In this vicinity Mckinney don't boast
La, he can make the cheapest and mednsd PIC.
ture bnt that he can make the best, aud sell Them
nj the same price that others sell an inferior quail
iy. McKcnncy of BiIi,fori, would have II dis.
tincily understood tina, he Is in no way connected
with any of the illy cent SOP shops, but that he
,rayranfs all Of his work 10 be done IN The rerg
Le,t manner. having been located In Blddeiord
more than 1--WE years, Qong before any OF his
neiuhbOr artists look miniatures in this vciniiy)
aIl have had a chance of knowing whether ms
Duguerreu,ypes fade ornot. tie makes ALL sizes
and STYLES from The largest TO the smallest, single
or in groups. GOLD LOCKETS and FANCY
CA SEES constantly on hand.
Don't mistake the place, but call at
No. 6 Central Block, Biddeford.
p. $. L. II. MoKenuey hos QUO VI
Palmer & LOnskins's Patent Machines
for polishing plates, tina, cannot be surpassed 9f
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TINE subscrb: oiIrrs Tor sale, oiin exchange
Il for other propery,ihc large and comfortable
dwelling house In which he formerly lived sit.
uaied on the corner OF South and Kossuth Cts.
The house is 10 com 'ete repair, convenient To-,
i,s arrangements, and very pleasantly located
and has large aud excellent garden atia;heL-
well stot kcd with choice and thriving ifuii trees,
strawberries, raspberrics, eCoseberies, &c, Sec.
This Offer isworh the attention Of any man who
NAV wish to secure first class residence in this
hourishing village. VT ID. l.. sOMES.
Biddeford Feb. 4, 1854. Off
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IL W CK LIE
WAsHIha MACHINE.

VNIE Subscriber Is proprietor Of the paten, right
L Of The above machine Tor the towns OF Bidde.
ford and Saco, ADD application for the machine
may be made TO him nj his residence or shop
where are several readylor sale. Please call and
examine.
Having Purchased the sole right in said machine
for Bddeiord aud Sseo, all persons are hereby
cautioned against infringing on the same.
SAMUEL WHITE.
Biddeford Jan. II, 1855. 3tf
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no one suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the
SIDE restless u,gEts, nervous feelings, ana The whole
train az dyspeptS sensations, aud given up by their
rbyseian be another moment without consulting the
d,SCULAPIUs. Have the married, OF those about To
he married. any impeachment, read this truly usefu
hoax ns n has been the OF saving thousands OF
un(os natc creatures rom The very Jaws OF death.
n1-Any persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
.nSlos.d In letter will receive one copy ofhs work
nv mail, or Eve copies viii be sent for one dollar.
Address, tpos, paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
lyS3 No, l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
NOTICE. We have a medicine that will cure
CousiIs OF every description, immediately. We
say this because il has Eever failed TO cure IN
single instance. Il was discovered Ly iie late
DR.. BuRLEIGH SMART, Of Kennebunk, probably
the most successful Physician n treating diseases
of the Lungs, ia the State, who used II in his
private practice many years Aiprescnt II will he
iOr sale at our shop only; but we shall soon he
able to supply any demand for u.
SHAW & CLARK, Jewellers
n Bddelorj, Me.
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TANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
To THE AFFLICTED.

B O TANlC MEDICAL OFFlCE.
To THE AFFLICTED.
mr.. W. y. PADDLET0RD, 0fice at No. Al Exchange
~ Street. Portland, may be consulted on all Diseases
incident to the human frame. Dr. gives particular At
ten,ion TO all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs. Ills
great sue ess In those long standing and dlcult GASES
such formerly considered incurable IL sucient
20 commend him 10 the public, a worthy the patronage
he has received Therere, persons Afflicted with pseas
"a Of the above nature no matter how dnicut OF long
standing the case may be, would do yell 10 call on DE-
Paddleord at his once, and II not enctualy relieved
no remuneration will be required Tor bis services
Read, Reflect, and be Wise In Time.
His Acknowledged by all Physicians Of rcpuie, In all
countries that no one medicine Is sufficient 10 cure oil
complaints, and also that, with the exception OF Neural
ga, medicine will cure any one disease, but that
every complaint requires change OF Medicine pro
crosses towards cure Consequently all medicines sold
by Druggists. curing all complaints, should be svcd.
ell, u you wish to avoid being humbugsed.
To Females.--All diseases peculiar to females,
(such as suppressions Irregularities, 8c speedily re-
moved The efficacy Of his remedies br the cure Of the
above Affections have been vel tested In an extensive
practice Tor the last II years.
To Youuu Men.-You who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused By bad haiti In
youth. The effect, Of which are nocturnal emissions,
pains and dizziness In the head, bsetness, sometimes
q ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &C., terminating In
consumption or Insanity neglected, are speedily and
permanently cured by Dr. Paddlebrd.
rr beware Of all kinds Of EliIirs and cordlss, s
they are Of no use.
Dr. Padlefor gives particular attention 10 all diseases
Of private nature, In both sexes, and warrants per
feet cure.
Dr. Paidlefori Is not only making mproyementsby his
daily Increasing practice but also informing himself Of
the treatment Of the most difficult cases both In this
country and Europe. lie Ia d,tsmine let the expense
be what 1t may that bis patients shall have the best med
cal treatment In the wurid.
Recollect, all you who are afflicted, apply at once at
my oice, and but few days Will be required to Affect
cure.
Rooms adapted Cor the privacy OF patients. The POOR
advised free Of charge. Physicians or patients wishing
hi, opinion or advice by letter, and ncosing the usual
fee, 81, will be answered by return mall. ti-g
W. r. PADDILPORD.
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E,,rnordlnnry Cure Of Mrs. muunevell.

Mrs. Hunnewcll, OF Scarborough, hal for two years
and ten months been afflicted with most distressing
cough with extreme pressure Of the lungs and other
painful symptoms. During this time she had employed
good physicians and taken many CT the popular adyer-
sei remedies without experiencing any permanent benz
eft. Many nights she obliged 10 sit up Tor hours,
not being abeo breathe and lying down, her fiendsde
SPARED u her recovery Lat june she was induced to
try Rev. W. Clarke's Great European Cough Remedy
trial bottle, IS cents greatly relieved her, and encour
aged her 10 try large one - cents and 10 the astonsh
other medicine whatever, completely Isstored her 70
health, which sic continues 10 enjoy.
Mr.. anil Mrs IIunneweli hold themselves ready to
all inquiries respecting the above extraordinary
cure and are satisfied that the European Cough Mix
ture Is the best remedy known for Coughs and Disorders
Of the Chest and Lungs and as such they recommend 1t
to the afflicted.
They also state that Mr. Watson one Of their neigh.
bors who was considered Ivy his friends to be In Con-
piion, was persuaded to try the European Cough
I,emedy, and the result rapid recovery. ..7.
Remarkable cure Of Phihi,ie uih a ssrere Cough,
communicated By Mr.. BreW'fsr, Postmaster,
Curtis Corner, August 20, 1858.
Ray. WALTER CLARrr. Dear sirs-Nfr. samuc
Shaw, residing in Greene Kennebeo Co., Ae has been
afflicted with the Phhisc fr number Of years, Tor the
winter he was so Tor breath that he could
not lie down, at last, hearing OF the European Cough
Remedy, he sent Cor bottle and commenced taking Il
he was greatly relieved by the rt DOSE and nom thai
time he rcstel well a. night, few bottles completed {
cure and he now desires 10 recommend the medicine
others as he Il fully assured that Il worthy Of the ut
most confidence
Trial bottles, IS cts-Large bottles, containing thu
quantity of four small ones, rs cents.
Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, Cornish Ne.
For Sale, In saco by 7. GILMAN. Diddeford, DR.
Lord-Union Office. Kennebunk, s. CLARK. Kenne
bunk. port, Currier. Wells, Daniel Liifi,fsii, 3rd.
Ogunqut, q. Litti,fsd. Cape Neddeck, GOrrinnsr.-
Kittery, Ed. Libby. North Bersick, SnoV. soutl
Berwick, Thompson. Great Falls, Sfsr.ns AVID y
Jssass Milton Mills, For. sprngvsle, Lord. Alfre'
| Conanf. WATERFORD, Alien. Limerick, Brackstt.-
Acwheli, Wood. West Newneld, Loud. South Par
sonsheld, Hilton. And by agents In most towns In tn
State. OIL
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BOUNTY
SDIDIERS!! ATTEIHlI II!

DY an Act Of Congress, passed March 81, 1855,
I'D all who served In the Revolutionary war, or
in any other war IN which the United States have
been engaged, II days or more, and have not re-
ceived land, are eni,edio lGo acres.
All who have served in any battle, Though they
only served one day) are entitled TO 100 acres
Tbe widow. or ii no widow, the children, &c
apv.1 under 81 years, on the 81 Of March, 1856,
are entitled 10 the land.
The soldiers out in the "Aroostook war;" are
entitled to 100 acres.
Those who have already drawn less than l6O
ocres, are entitled TO enough TO make l6O acres in
all. ,,,,
The warrants will he promptly procured by CAL
linz ON DAVID FALES,
mo n Biddeford, Maine.
(OFFICE IN H0OPER's BLOCK.)
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sp pslcs o, onrxzsr, s,.oO. PRICK or srHrr 50 CTS
HAYES, PILE OINTMENT, u,

HAYES PILE INTMEN
e.,tain esrs for Pass aud an Ests,asi i,r.,s'""''
Di,,sI,e.. ,r rae BOTTLES. Pee, $lOO.
Real the follJvIng-t speaks for itseii'- ,s,,
LaWrsnss, June 10, 1854.
We, the undersigned citizens VI laNre,"s, nr'us
,,sa tbc ve,e,able Allied Ointment prepared by L. d.
Hayes Of this city AMI being personally aeGuaIea VIII,
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding our testimony au
The DOct0rs claims Tor his medicine Unlike o'et TN.
edes ia the Market this preparation performs osnoe
al with tho mosl happy result after vainy seeking is
lief by nee u.e 4 sarsapaFllas, salyes, etc. @ vut
experience fully Justhes in confidently reeommensg
Il as the article and only one known 70 usa'
A ii Il-SxvR 4. I. THOMPSON,
~ strIpNs Asa 1. SASBoRs.
PREPlRED by DR.. r. D. HATts, and Sold whosa'e anu
retail by CHARLES H. KESr, General Agent ioI ue INT
al sat-. ana Cansdas, Nos. 8 & o Appleton Block,
Iawrrnee ST., Lawrence, Mass, to whom al Orue,s
shoulI H. addressed. ACESIs Tor Ddddei0rl, DR.. j.
sAwYEg and A. Sawyer. pi'