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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-02
]. L. SMITH & CO.. Publishers,
Philadelphia, Pm.

We, the undersigned having examined the surveys
and drafts Of this County, alsoa Typographical Map o.
Hartford County, CT, published by Smith Co., take
pleasure In recommending Typographical Map OF TIL;
County, so very much needed being u great practical
utility 10 business men and citizens generally, and from
the testimonials and recommendations they have frou
distinguished gentlemen where they have made surveys
and published maps fee. confident they will furnish
an accurate reliable and useful Map and Directory, well
worthy liberal patronage.
We hope the citizens Of this County viii interest them
selves sufficiently in this enterprise that the Publishers
NAV engraye upon the margin Of the Coun map EXTRA
plans Of the latge towns and villages an enlarged
scale as they do cities and principal villages In Other
counties when literally patrOnized Considering the ex'
pense OF such survey Of the whole county, twenysis
towns being ii is entirely aocal work, think they
OMAR very reasonable.
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House and Lot for Sale.

TUNiIE Subscriber offers for sale his House and
I Lot, situated on the correr Foss aud Brh
streets, on Bijirford Heights. The House, was
,s,lt i've years ago, Oi the lest materials, aud was
finished under the personal inspection Of the sub
.cribcr. l. is a Que and n halt story house, with
eI pnd barn attached. IL has six rooms, independ.
en-, of closets aud pantry ga the lower iioor. and
Two well finished chambers Oh the second door,
every room IN The house is papeIed aud finished
in the most thorough manner. There is IN excel
lea, celler, under The whole house. with soi; wafer
therein, and a well OF hard water near by
The 10, contains near 900 square feet, portion
of /, being garden in which there are number
Of rare fruit trees just coming into bearing.
For hcalibiness and convenience OF location II
is mo-, exceeded by any residence in town.
Fcrierms, OF payment and price. enquire Of l.
o. CowAS, Union and Journal Office;
LYMAN w. YORK
Biddeiord, Nov. II, 1854.
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side restless nights nervous feelings and the while
train OF dyspepils sensations, and given up by their
rbyscian, he arother moment without consulting the
HssCULkPiUs. Have the married, OF those about TO
he ma-ried, any impeachment, read this truly usefi
hook .. has been the means OF saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
n,-Any persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter will receive one copy 81 this work
nv mail. or Ave copies will be sent Tor one dollar
Address, (post paid,) Dr. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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Cont;nusd q om last Geek.
r.. r. r,

r. r. r.
oCLAMATI0s A
u GEEAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED In the year OF our
Lord lsIJ I'm our capacities OF analytical chemists
discovered that by uniting certain vegetable agents. which
had never before been used In medicine obtained prop
critics possessing such a marvellous quick power over
PAIN that the moment was applied to the parts affected
with pain, all uncasness ceased. The most torturing
pains were relieved In an Instant and the most violent
spasms and rrtaons soothed, and the system re-
stored 20 perfect In few minutes In lsaa We m
roduced this Kennedy to the world ''ndsr the name OF
RADwarS READY RELIEF.
1t has been used by hundreds Of thousands throughout
the United States, giving instant To all troubled with
Pain or Sickness One application externally, or few
drops taken internally, will instantly free the sufferer from
the most violent and terrible palms. and restore the weak
feeble s9s Sa, syef ed Rh5TAYs READY RE-
LIEF without deriving some special benefit In less than
fifteen minutes after Its use.
Let those who suffering any severe pains give
Il trial. for In fifteen minutes they will enjoy and
comfort. Radaway's Ready Relief the
first and the only Remedy discovered that will stoT
the most torurng pains In few seconds and free the
system from Rheumatic, Neuralgia, Nervous, and Mas
matte Disorders In few hours. II will cure and protect
the system against sudden attacks OF
CHOLERA, DYSENTERY,
DIARRllHA, CHOLERA M0RBUs,
BILIOUS oH0LIg, PEyER AND AGUE,
Bear In MINI, It Is Powerful Dislnfectant, antacid
difIsiye stmuant neryine antspasmodic and counter
rritant. The II. Il. REMEDIES medical discoveries
Of the present century They are prepared entire
new and original t'eory, "to stop pain instantly" and
protect the human system against sickness any sudden
attacks. The doses required to be taken are small.
few drops Of READY RELIEF exercises powerful influences
loypr disaasa al cfin
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NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted to me are informed tina
N their bills are ut present in the hands Of A. ID
Mead., who can be found at the old stand. No.
Hoopcr's Brick Block. AL indebted are particu
ul.riy requested to settle Immediately.
3w7 GA. G. RANDALL.
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To Let,

ToUR ROOMS for Offices, over the Cio,hin O
IL Store of o. ven & Mluhon, Main ST., Saco
Inquire OF +. Greene, Esq in the same building
lw-6
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DIR. BROOKS

CLOSED business In Saco five months ago in conse'
" Uuence Of III health, and he has given sufficient notice
for settlement Of accounts But again he would say "a
all those having unsettled accounts agans. him to pre-
sent them for immediate payment, and all indebted "a
him requested TO make payment before the first day
Of December next, without fail. The wise and prudent
will not neglect and thereby incur cost for these accounts
mus be settled up. DR.. Bangs patrons who have moi
yet piid, can pay Dr. Brooks.
Dr. Brooks hereby tenders TO his numerous friends and
paying patrons his sincere thanks for past yors. All
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Keeping up with the Times, or how
it is Done at Oak Hall ona
Tight Money Market
READ. UPWARDS OF
sl5O,OOO WORTH OF
,wENTSR
-C TO II In G.,

Al The Following Low Prices. VIZ:
$1l TO z. Good Pants Of various fAAr''''
an, Cashmere. Doe.kin, md Brondcloih
xH5, Pants, at this low price, Tor few days to re-
duce stock.
ANA Cu.,om.,inde Doeskin Pants, Canvass
MN, not,oms and made Of ns good material as the
Pants Tor which you usually pay 50, closing
sale Of Winter Clothing.
An Fancy Cass., Doeskln, mud Cloth
XS TO u, Pants. Of very desirable patterns, be-
inc nj least % per cent. less than the
Same are usually sold.
no A nice anair Cor a gentleman. Over garments,
20, custom-lnade, usually sold Tor much more
en- A Fine Custom. Made Overcont
IXlU TO Il, or Sack, made ttom p!ab, plae,
and BLACK Pilot Cloths, Droadcloth,
and Beaver Cloths. for this low
nroe VIII guaranty that the same
garments sold at from els to 500
oo, Tor an Office or business Coat, to close oui
S3a. the stock.
So TO H. s Rss;i s1 S,osS sss nj
| made up In good style and In faith
faI manner. All will be sold at thest
low pricesto close cut stock.
n1 II VESTS Of the latest fashion for thes'
Sl III 12' low prices.
TO g. FL. Pis Fancy atsst t d. ss made Up in y;
| latest styles. Gentleinen's DRLs
SING GOWNS, very lowest prices.
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W. p. HASTINGS ~
a .,a.e e.. ..ss., ''' a.'.s.. .'''

III n ~ u n u "
No. 90 Federal Street, lover the Post Oai,s. J
PORTLASDj Me.
the present time the prices Of Musical Instrument.
"A have reached figure astonishlngy low psople Of
even very limited have been enabled 70 crafty Aek
love Of harmonious sounds and 10 their paross
with Piano, senphine or Melophine.
In this connection woad respectfully Invite ihe ates
lion Of the musical public 10
CAHART's PATENT MELOpHINE,
which, for purity Of tone elastic action, and
of response to the performers touch, stands unrvae
ss n parior instrument. II Il handsomely finished N
Piano-forte style, and warranted for i've years.
To those who desire cheap, and ut the same time
handsome, sweetoDel, and durable Instrument, take
great pleasure In recommending CAlIARrS PATENT
siELODEON, an instrument which has been before The
public for several years. and the popularity Of which con-
tinues 10 increase. "a.
have large assortment OF seraphnss, with stops u
produce almost any variety Of tone.
Particular attention paid 10 building large Reed Or
gans for churches. The largest built In the style
Pipe Organs.
An instruments are made with an improved Reed, and
tuned with equal temperament.
Orders from abroad promptly attended 10. Tuning and
repairing done at reasonable rates.
W. p. HLsTINasi
c. W. sHASysS, Agent for Bhdefori and Saco, In,
samples Of these instruments ai his residence, Went
worth street. piddeford. Please call and examine. 6mt2
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DR.. J. II. scAENck's
S EA- w ED TO NIC.
For the Cure of Dyspepsia,

cur INC Ouro Of dyspepsia.
'HNHis remedy composed Of compound preparation
and Is certain and lnfAibe remedy Cor the cure Of Dys
pepsia and Its accompanying diseases, 70 wit,
Sour and Sex Stomach, Los, of Appetite, Head
ache, Pain in tie Side aud Breast, Pal.
piiations of the Heart, Ulesrs,
aud Ernptions of all
kinfs,, Chilli
and Fsrer. Grare!,
aud Disedses 81 The Kidnsys,
- Nsrcon,ne,s. Weal'ns ofths LIMBS,
Fainns SPELL, and all di,edses peculiar 10 female
Nearly every person Is more or less aficted with Dys-
pep'a or some Of the disease. contested with IT, and Is
with feeling. Of pleasure that Dr. sehenck announce
to all such the discovery Of the virtues Of the Seawee,
which just the remedy for their ailments. Dyspepsia.
and the many diseases arising from IT, Is caused by the
pcss.. Ct Ss oms s II.
Tonic et soon amer Il taken, It supplies at
the principles Of the deficient gastric juice and the food
Il digested naturally. In fact the Tonic 90 nearly
sembles the natural gastric juice that chemists nd
great difficulty in distinguishing them II gives tone
and strengthens the stomach thus enabling secrete
the proper quality and quantity Of gastric juice and Dys
pePsia and all It's diseases soon d'appsaI
pcpc for In addition 10 the Dyspepsia, there Is often ell
Their Headache Sour and Sick Stomach Pain In the side
Palpations Of the Heart, Chls and Fever Gravel Dis
ease Of the Kidneys, Nervous Weakness and Tremors
Fever soppages In Females, all or each OF them arising
from disorlered state Of the stomach, and here Il
newly discovered remedy, for the trling sum Of on,
doliar that will all this train Of disease.
Now, Dyspeptc will you avail yourself Of this remed,
for 80 trfing cost or win you still suffer on, TIL
choice Is for you to make. The sea-Weed Tonic Is
pleasant bittefs, giving person good appetite an,
good digestion put up In quart bottles always agree
with the stomach, and one bottle generally Affects
cure Whenever the bowels costve the tongue fur
red, or the complexion sallow, few Of schencks Man
drake or liver Pills 10 be used box Of these Pill
accompany each bottle Of the Tonic, and will be found Il
q recess Of the bottle, covered with q label.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

PhiiadsLphia.-Giibert,W enn Co.. III Horth
Third 81. New York.-C. v. Clicknrr L Co., VI Bar.
clay st. Misunderstanding Il Co.. No. . State ST
And every respectable druggist throughout the United
States. 52-lyeop
j. q. ROLLINS, Agent In saco.
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Spinal Complaints sf Joints, Cuts, Bruises, Wounds,
Frost Bites Cholera Morbus, Dysentcry Tic Dolorcaux,
and all other complaints where there pains,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop the pain,
and quickly cure the disease.
For the remarkable efficacy Of II. II. II. Discovery No
9, and the complaints cured by Railways Renoyatng
esolyent, In next weeks paper X. r. Il. Remedies
are sold by Druggists everywhere.
ii. H. HAY Druggist, Portland, general agent for the
State 81 Maine. AGESrs.-J. Sawyer, NJ. d. Bddeford
T. Gilman J. G. Durham, J. q. Rollins, Saco A. War
ren, Kennebunk sas Derby, N. L. Webber, Alfred. 10
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GlENTLEM EMS -,r
FURNISHING GOODS.

Together with great variety Of Fancy Goods, to te
closed up cheap.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

Iur news BY thS ,aerlca, II the ,ele
gfsph reports truly. is o, great political
importance. There is nothing from the
sea. OF war. bu. ii i, he true. as unfeserv
eddy stated, tina; Austria has Iniued the
estern alliance, in treaty offensive and
defensive, in other words, II Austria has
made war upon Russia. and placed her ar
my OF five hundred thousand m.n a, their
Disposal, it is an event Of momentou cou
sequence.
In military point OF view. It nnques
,ionably determines the fall Of Scvastopol,
aud the fate Of the C,imca. The Ans.
TRAN troops are now in possession OF the
Dauubian provinces. They can bold them.
and leave the Turkish army, under Omar
Pscha, aud the large French contingent.
which was detained to be employed on the
frontier of Bessarahia. at liberty TO be
transported by Sea TO the field OF action. or
to advance so as to &c. commsnd Of the
approaches to the Peninsula, occupy the
ls,hmus, and thus xssail the Russians IN
nank and rear. This possibility will change
the character OF the siege, aud may alter
the whole plan OF defence. With the diver
sion created by this Austrian demons,ra-
ton. the Russian superiority of numbers in
the Crimsa will disappear, We underrate
very much the resoGr ces Of the Car, vast
though they have shows Themselves to be,
il he can keep the Crimca agains, the Iu-
menss odds which are thus thrown against
him II = critical moment
II Prussia be with Austsis IN this move.
msnt. carrying all tho German powers to
The side Of Wsstsfn Europe against Russia
aloae. the aspect OF sfairs will b. decided
y against ths Csas. and task the whole
strength Of his empire to sustain himself in
30 mighty conflict With Prussia hostile.
. loog line Of bic frontier 10 open 10 ap,
psoaeh smidss the Polish popula.ion. which
may bstsosssd ayainst him, II he do nc.
ds5ssd hlmsslf By some counter effort 10
rosss Polish nationality on bic own side.
Besides, no event eosld bs 70 injurious 10
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The report Of IN" th'e' i."f'nref WI"
approved shd or'iered To- br pnhi''"'''
Al future sub'efihet. must pay one M"
on. tenth Of one per cent ut the I'M. 81
subscribing. and tho.s paid or paying Nv"
aud hall per cent viii bs entitled 20 seven
per e-nt Interest. pa, able seni''a"""S',f'
10 money OF bonds, at the opuo" u 'he
Company.
!, Is declared TO b" eSpedient, - carly AS
praclic able, to connect the NORM Eastern
counties Of Texas, b, branch ROAD lhfons"
Jefferson Galveston, by one To utnaef'
son, also Fulton, Shreveport, aud Ne"
Dhesus. with this road.
The lands acquired by the Company are
to b. held sacred to the payment OF sill the
bonds issued by the COMPANY. Tor th- con-
s,ruci,on OF the road, ant intere" due on
bonds, stock, sc. The land is to be sold
alone Tor It's own bonds.
II Is deemed expedlent aud necessary 10
push forward the consirnct'on OF The roa",
Tor the mex, fifteen months, with view OF
completing firs, cIa,' road OF fifty mites
~ that time, and that contractors may re
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siespsss - Nh wriss 10 M By ever,
~ Tsess9 NJ what books you read,
49, eusss - lssss, 90 i"eloss me ycs'
~ espy q envy lssssa IN drawing. Wri's
alss 60 lstsss svsry ws~k, either TO yoss
Ases Epess, yess Asat Skip~i,h. yosr
Aoss Cary, ~ ~ little lady from whom !
new iaelses . lsssss, end always put The
lsstss yos - write under cover to me. Take
esrs that ycs never spell . word wrong.
Always before you write word, consider
how i u spslt and il you do no. remember
Il, tsrn - dictionary. Il produces great
psaiss 10 . ls.,y to spell well. have
plsssd ny hsrpincss in seeing You good
ssd accomplished; and no distress which
this wUsld can now bring on me would
sqssl tia. Of yode Disappointing my hopes
II you love me, thss strive 10 he good under
every sitsation. and TO all living creatures
ard TO seqsirs those Accomplishments which
! have pat In your power. and which will
70 fas towards insn'ing You the wsrmest
love Of yosQp Gectiona.e father.
tn. JEFFERSON.
P. =. Keep my letters and read them
q, tines, ths. yea viii always have present
IN your p;ad those things tina, vii eudeaf
you 10 me"
An admirable portrait NJ Miss Jefferson
strongly resembles her INDUSTRIOUS father,
aud Iss.i6ss the tradi,ien, fame OF her
graceful beauty
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or THE TEXAS WESTERN % Nitk.utR. AND
gLPAso RAILROAD COMPANY
Ara meeting OF the stockholders of the
Texas Western Railroad Company, held vt
Montgomery. Dec. l6, 1854. X. J. " alksr,
T. Butler King. +. VI. Damon. ". T..
Scott. T.. J. Green, " K. D. Ward, J.
Fowikes, J. Starr. b. +. Young. Z. 5.
Todd. Adam. l.. Z. Wi.iall. aud J. Y.
lsncy. were elected Directors
At meeting Of the Directors. Mr.. Wal,
aer was elected President. King Vice.Pre,
.ident. \. I. Smith Treasurer, =. Jsudau
Secretary. aud l.. 4. Blsnch Chiei Ensi
ueer OF the Company.
The route designated by the report. msps
and profies presented BY the Chief r.ugi-
nees, was adopted for the Texas Western
Railroad.
l.. 7. W,gfall and ". r. Hin were sp>
poiutec the attorneys Of the COMPANY, snd
King, Diamond fowlkes naa Scott, Nh
executive committee. who with the Presi
OF the board and perform all the functions
OF the Board Of Directors during the inter
val. Of the meetings. All the officers to
have the sams authority Ms like officers
under the BY laws Of the Atlantic aud Ia
ciRc Railroad Company.
The capital stock 10 declared 10 be
elOO. 600, 900; but no one person shall
hold over $500 900 Of ths stock.
The office OF the Company 10 TO be 1t
the Office of the Atlantic and Pacific Rails
road Company IN New York, while that OF
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or We are Indebted to Hon Gro "
Sxyrm for copies Of the daily Congress.
ionsl Globe. containing the proceedings of
Congress. We also received from him, by
las. mail. an elegantly bound and useful
volume, Of over 500 pages. entitled the
Constitution. For these kind attentions,
he will please accept our thanks.
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or Our neighbor over the way SAYS
that f" the Marshall Meridian IL no catch.
penny newspaper. aud is not conducted ~
= mesns Of making money for the own
ers." Perhaps, then, il wss started Tor the
purpose Of building the Pacific railtoad,
by "ps'd stock" preferred stock" and
" Msmphi. Bank stock"
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rests, before we can altogether credit The
tsct
Wi,hou, Prussia In The alliance the edeet
Of Austrian hostility 10 Russia VIII not be
by any mesns decisive. Their separation
indicates separation OF the Herma" states
into two Interested which. the nsntfali'y
Of the Pruss'an one Will serve The 'zaf-
al effective aud lnendiy line OF inte'Po'
sItion against attack tom the west That
"a. the impa'ien, allies VIII permit the
neutrality OF any par, oI hernsny aud II
the French VIII not send M army to CON,
pei Prussia TO be friend OF enemy and II
enemy, 10 tight Tor Russia.
The in,ufe significance oi the adhesion
oi Austria 10 France aud England is ~ the
hearings OF these complicated alliances on
the future state OF Ent"pc--she character
OF the war, aud the results nPo" The psac"
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Is ENprcrAN.Y.--J. b. of = C.. il IN
formed that the copies of the Waren'on
New, and circulars alluded to in his com.
municaton, have no, been received. lie
viii please send on other copies immedi,
,frlv
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o. The Mansfield Advertiser, for the
last five years under the direction Of Mr.
Peter Shearer has changed haads. II is
now thu Mansfield Times, aud conducted
by Nr. Andrew 5. Flowers, names iodics>
tive of beauty and good living
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

GJ- Me.-rs A. = Johnson X Co, have
opened large and elegant Drug Store, on
the west side Of the public square, in the
house formerly occupied by Messrs Fyffe
X Sons. Their establishment Is fitted up
with taste See their advertisement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

Jo. Boiasesu. Of the Runaway. has laid
Us under many obligations. --SArer. Dem.
So much Tor christmas times, eh! Hope
you'll soon b. able 10 riss from Under desc
" obligations" and that your that" msy
be restored to its original shape
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0cJ~We would call the attention Of the
reader to the new advertisement, of Mr. l..
T.. Carter. who, it Will be perceived, has
adopted the c.,,h system and low prices.
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OF See the card OF Rdgell Roberts,
4 Terrell. factors aud commission mer.
chants, Nav Orleans Mr.. IT, ila,che,,,
agent at Shreveport.
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65- The rexa. Baptist Is the title OF
new paper recent. issued Gce the office
OF the Central Texan. We hsvs not yet
received copy Of IT,
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OF See the card Of Mr.. G.. y. STANLEY.
commission. aud forwarding merchant, JEFF,
fcrson, Texas. Mr. Stanley is a correct
aud prompt merchant. and clever gentle
man. We wish him success.
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OF We ARE indebted to Mr.. Nar,indsle.
the Mormon parson for two copies of the
st. Louis Luminary, a paper devoted to
Nofmouism,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

or Mr.. James Burke, Agent Tor the Ec
lectc Educational series OF school books,
sends us copy of the Houston Price
Current
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OF See the card OF MIR VIZ =. Nh,
LrR. Druggist, Shreveport.