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steamship Ednburg (Br Cumming os.sOw Dee ~ rad,e.
pas. j, Mesy%SP EIes.en''d '''0a' westerly gales
s...%.R hssa.: Ly4P S,, ssTE' Com savannah "'
s,eamship Msr,ou foster Cssrisssoo rnd.e AID to
Q. y Win e, .s s
Nashville hence for Cbae'ton st m Csae hst"r, Lss'
Ss,sf ~ s on fd $50 % Ss
DsiswsTe W j. Madden, .ssd yeas oHi samier'i Sc
SHIP SI2 Ly.rgsg With si:s and :
e 5..; Co s ssgI:n .Ss As Nov . 'Gs Ii
s,e rom n " Lot overheard from the ore,oP@a,srd cAa'
Si ssP s .ssTio SaS s.a. . with aa'
.p ISL 81 B:e6 K@aA. Nsy p IL III sI,s
erdsm in Sssbed condOn. being lesty and m.sts cone
took from her the e:En maj :ns one s.ssy
Bni nu: Atkinson our.oO. Dec with 'sI. Sos9 hide:
spoke Snip Henry Clay, Of Boston from AusIss i9
dec e. bs Da to 'SSr ID. Caps: q virginia
10Th Dec with very severe rs.sss Ifas s1,ns
blow In company With feet Of vessels -, -.
BIZ; t.. J.sl'gny. 4 d1yi WITH ys'" P'''
sehr Bel HrndIiek.on, Wransssn Il days Win says
@oodl.ods, and took Gale from WIN " -.s blown de-
ssf on n Pee, Non. bs Banor. days, with hsur to
sS B0sr JON cn Weeks. Georgetown days with dour
seSt Ann Mani, Gordon Nswbsrn days with naval stores
seh I Ps,cosi McCresdy Savannah days, with cotton
scbT Marco (Of Provinceiown) SPARKS Jsemel Dee; !
9TH coffee and oswSOd to nsster Had heavy "e''"
SEM UDb Par.oos Huntington. L. In ballast
Scar Loyal Senator LOwdsn savannah days. VIM ''''
schr Pocomose Muuro Washington, N c. 5dsys with cot
tSs sc, 70 g. Blo.scm Co. @, p,.,,a.,,.. g. .,s
sth Pearl weseIv, kewssrn. with naval ssores = Dssi
Sch: Isaac W. Hughes MeBrae ish psvs stores to DsreT
sehr Ann. Blaclm.n, WHITE Washington, with naval 'e'e'
10 $. L. Mitchili. - Il.
cotton to Dollner Potter The H. g. has sxpereneed
W. gales and has been lar io ~ Mad rse
lsf blown away. decklosd shihsd snG some OF lost
sChr Hamilton Hopkins, Georgetown days With noaI %
Merrill Abbott Experienced heavy weather on the pAsee
schI BsIr.ct Price, johnson, City Point with noar 70
| Banks 4 Co. - -. -,
schr synepuAen Bradshaw, Snowfall. Nd, with eom %
ssiI May Ellen, Smith, St. Martins, DEL wiz whes, to A.
SehT Queen Of the South masted) Nea, wilHissscr
| days With naval to Blossom Son.
Propeller PetIsL, Ayre PrO, Mds;s
sAfLED-2etb, ship American Eaes Moore, tor London
From Quarantine this mornnx-sbics Endynlsn, HsIer
for Liverpool Queen OF the Pacific, ed ior san Juan Gel
From this ey-shp. ROsciu' Cook Mobile cartwright De,
BEIoW-One ship and bsrt n the ofhns sanset sbips
Mary Glover Chase from Csllsg via Hampton Ro&ds
split kc Nile PEBBLE, 8 days rom Newcastle, with
coal Barclay Livit sstJDboth BY pobos Mary Taylor
Withholding the day. from T.
Godsgorthy of Dr. bark Tssso sshsre Bsrfega
arrived in this city this morning. and reports some 40 2 %
The shp L. ndon from Liverpool arrived lest evening, vita
2y7 pass reports having been days W. OF Nantucket
The amshp James Adser. Capt Turner sailed this
put into that port in dses and from Whence proceed
San Juan, Nc
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CALENDAR OF THE Court OF APPEALs.-The fol-
lowing are the hrtyhye the Calender of this Court
T the January Term ensuing: David Lesv kece,yer &c
at Richard NJ Blstcford others Lewis g. Cdrts and
e,beTs AIT David Levitt Receiver, &c. David Lcsyt
Receiver &c AIT. John LoriIner Graham and others
David Helme and another Ovtneers &c as Avery Brown
JT OversetT &c. Adam Hayner Receiver 6c sst Ran
ds and Others The village of Corning ss Gyms
D. Sill. T. Louisa L. Wright, by her next friend &c, sst
Frederick 3; T.psdge and others Moses Reeve, ss
sst harrison 0rOa ad cthys TO- peWitt c. SePnrsH a
Es~Yok Central Railroad Co IL Theodore sedswct Ext
Co art Joseph Jenkins H. Cahsne Darby By next friend,
de- sgt Patrick CsDsghsn Is Mutual Life Insurance Co,
YUIt s The Board OF Supervisors oth City snd Coun
ty NewYork It, james J. yt agt Gerrt L. mnrtense
IT, Giosde Requs and Others Nshapiel Holmes 49, The
People ex rel Sally Chase sg Joshua RAthbone. IT, VIM
Rider another az. John r. Pond. 20 Russell Cheney
and another sgt. Welcome Arnold 81 De Forest Janice ss
The hudson River Railroad Company. p Richard B. Despard
sgt Wees D. Wabndge, Executor aud snothet. % David
faJl smother Executors &c. Isaac ~ Hart Exr and
Others a. Sidney another, survivors, &c. sg AT
mold Grsy Jasus Motion The Western Railroad O.
M Nathaniel and Hiram Post and others ~
JopsthsD Stevens ast Corydon e. Meri1an % William W.
Rar ast. The kew-York and Erie Railroad Co. ~ fhnsl
Bennett sg The City Buffalo so Thomas ~ Psrtrage
and another sg Joseph q Gilbert aud others Sl me ss
Department Of the City Of NesYork sg James Wrsnt fd
others 81 Joseph sbley Az. Garrett Wse; ~ '3n
Ravens ss Julia A. Ssckett and another " Shss oetuS
ag kly Aorpoek 49, John T. Robinson ast Jahus whey
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't.a@.1te ESi.bsye J,s~ cie.eOvaJoan geers. JsAs
CAItledae T. R. Oven hr Boldly hJn Boldly, Tbos Body
~ Pesrsos Aiss ~ Ps,risi Nr h.rsses Ps,riah Sta
P.rieh Mr. and Mrs.. wn. Fed'Ds and infast ,hs Rev.
IAeblan Mclean the Rev Andrew keLcsn, Bssl Hail. Mr.
Barrett LADY infant and servant Geo. Fuies Walter Assa
ysmss kenn. VIM Huuphreys Mr.. Tray Knapp and isdf
Bates s. Stewart, Mia Zeliys Jesno, Wa Rsshart Jean
Murray ChAs Hussey Ch.s Mscshe Margaret Wnsht Au.
Martha Lang Af. and Ma Wr. Talbot and nfsst John
Shaw John Thomson and "a In the stec-axe
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yonto.nt, he 'deOtes"'on VIC -ne prosecution o.
ssactisus Of the Prohiot0y ~ ercugh. bin pr mi
neatly before the publ aid soos taking b." seat on
me bench ne has s,l,ryn a conmeodible zel in hi'
efInts TO rest; an vice and crne and has mse'es"d
sIOthpt sbhties as Judge. He intends, We oebeVe'
70 resume tie practice Of biz p7o''s'i'n
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coyRr OF COMMON PLEAS-SFEciL TERN-DgC. %
~NNN> - BEFORE Judge BRADY.

Joseph w. Savage agt flatt Lewis
The character OF the debtors estate Is such toat no
,., bout security should be granted to the creditors The
ado. will not dismissed this notion and the receiver
Ne proceed appeal pendns must t9kS he Oh
general Term reversed the order made oy me-
he would responsible for appropriation under that order
\, the time reason Why be reference orderco
,beud not proceed II order be reversed BY the General
Tenn The receiver benefit Of that Proceedng aud II
be frmed this will II the referee have reported, Dc
N the condition TO be ultimately disposed 81
stay for the assigned, will not BE- granted
No costs to either party In this motion
Before Judge DAILY.
Columbus Hart sgt William q. Moore
Order referred to Thomas Boese esq.
Thomas Campbell sgt The Commissioners OF Eusrsuon'
Order directing plaintiff TO amend complaint.
DAVID s. Mills at. The Enterprise Insurance Company
Notion granted. Judgment TO stand Is security.
Joseph Thompson sgt. Jacob PecEe.
Order OF reference 10 Daniel Walden esq.
William Tsppen &c sgt. John Barry.
Motion TO dismiss proceedings against defendant
yrGnted with els costs.
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MINIATURE ALNASAc....rnrs DAT. -
Sun-Rises.. Ira Seis....... as Moon-Sets.
HIGa wArEH....rHfs DAY.
Sandy HOOK. s:57 Gov. Island ie;f7n HeuCats.. 81
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BY Telexraph.

BOSTON Dec so-A- ship Rinslesder, Mathews. London
banks Rowland Msr.siss Galveston .ad Ellen Stevens New
Bsimorei Amy, Philadelphia, and Bristol Belle NewYork
WILMINGTON, N c., Dec. 1.-THE schr. Arcade, - dsys
Quebec bound Boston, blown of the In
s. w Eve times She has sprung her oromas, lost her sails
and put into this port for repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

There is a good supply Of Poultry in he market
Yesterday the demand vas Im,ed, viii prices vary
ing but little from last week.
Vegetables generally Lave advanced
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Family Mnrkcfina.

The following table gives the retail price OF the priv
epel articles Of Farm Produce IN The City Of New
York ON Tueeday. Dee. 30.
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In Cotton there is not much activity to-day bu. the
market is very firm. MiddliDg is quoted l3Sl3sc.
The stock is estimated at 80 coo bales by Mr.. Wright
and 20 600 bales by The Shipping Lat. The sales of
the week are $4,000 bales, of which 5000 were in
transitu. The Circular Of Mr. Wright for the steamer
ssys:
CsoP-There is esiue 10 regard to this mattel The
estimates rule below coo bales the heavy
far very low estimates would have been INDUCED in and
RECEIPTS for the under review ID. extent
in the eenesondns week last year The See IN the Sot
week win be week. learn by telegraph from Nev
Orleans that that port rs ss received and al Mobile
eiSy exceed those Of last season since during
spending Of last year. they also very heavy I:
show isef until sr the middle Of February at that time
very decided fits of VIII take place q. compared
February 1856 the receipts into the ports amounted to
Exports are still desyed Great Britain particularly the
decrease compared With last year being 1866 ce bales and
further considerable deficit the reported BY tel
esisph to 9Th inst from New Orleans 5000 bales aud
last the t9t. from he port: was 50 coo bae Fl, a5ahce
The Continent Of Europe also is securing fair amount being
the week 49, bales The stocks hand are increasing
sum ns money being plenty d cheap at
factors hayps in s higher range Of Price,
the Sep eber last compared wtr the previous four
IsSs: 1s 80 l ~ s. I sss; - -
Pms TO On Britain 2siOo0 ~ GO $4,000 2fJO00 SIC %
Exports to France. i@coo l6so 600 1900 5000 81 90
Ex. u other For Ps $500 1890 5000 5000 otooe
Total 7S4ooo $4,000 55O0os $500
Stock hand $4,000 $4,000 64 900 $4,000 $50 ess
OF which during the week included In the above:
Recets the Ports .lS7c9 $1,000 7ooo 10000 ~ 600
TX. TO Great Britain. 1880 $500 5000 1900 90 M
Exports 10 France IL 600 l2eo 1000 1900 Is eso
tx o other For. Pc 10 600 1l,00o tM9 500 l2ees
observation-disclosures at the ports compared with last
6O bse ExrSRJs.psers.s :. GSs so Britain
pared vi 1882 decrease other foreign ports 81 go;
Increase compared with 1851, IS, 900 bales
The dividends interest, &c, payable at Boston be-
tween the 1T and l2h January amount to g. 200 600,
against g. 275, eco in January, 1856 OF the above
amount not thstandng the depreciation of railroad
property in New-EDglsnd, $1,000 is payable rail-
road stocks.
=. TN
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srppyur couRT-ssKcIaL TEsN-DGe. oo-Before Jsd


A writ Of habeas corpus was allowed th. afternoon
by Judge CleIke, directing the keeper OF the cry
PRS 10 have the body Of Lewis Baker before INN
tomorrow morning, together with the time aud cause
Of his imprisonment. Bakers pesii'n simply sets
forth the charge on which he Is detained, and the iict
that he has been twice tried and that in each case the
Jury have disagreed.
Judge Peabody, to whom application was '"ne
made, declined to grant the wit, saying thai "ouid
be impossible for him TO hear the matter 'Onorro"'
Judge Clerke quite unwilling TO act IN 'nc Plea
ices bet finally consented on the representation VI Tue
respective counsel that the case would occupy ou'
few minutes.
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cHAsey London ~
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFRICE-Dsc 90
Before L. T. SrILwELL.

With ,pdeayorns make revolt and refusing 70 per
for ther proper duty boVd the brs JOSE pa fk pen
i.un Ryor Meyer and Nicholas Brown were
1krnes Robinson committed for tf1Al
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Capt. GodwOrhy, Of b. bark Tas.o ssh,re near BsIess
this this morning. aud 40 20 90
ri. of end landed the beach
The snip ndon from Liverpool arrived lest e.enins WITH
237 pass reports having been days " OF Nantucket
The amshp Adger Capt Turner, sailed this
Noo take the Tenpessees (which
sci put into that port in dres and from thence proceed 70
San Juan, Nc
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TUESDAY Dec 80. is5d
ASHESTbe market 10 firm, TIE demand fair; of 90
bbs 81 62} 81 IS for Pots aud SO Tor Pearls.
COTTON-Holders continue firm and fair 0Csiaess
has been done the sales esti asi 500 bales The
po since the sd inst have been 81 bales viz: to Liverpool
1850 and Glasgow "a bales The receipts for the time
have been B % 0 bales We quote follows:
SEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
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TnE Essex. The New Orleans Bulletin,
the chief commercial and political Journal
of that city, and a supporter of the Fillmore
ticket, says Of the campaign;
The man is as blind as a bat, and hope
lsssly stupid, who does not see that there Is
one overshadowing question which orer-
,ehslms and acdilo,rs up all other secondary,
issues the fIndamsafGi and vital question q
slarery. Blink ut IL as we may, comPlieate
or confuse il as much as possible, the fact
cannot be disguised, that siaray IS The one
real element Of party diversions, and to or
ganise party with the expectation that
the members oft North and South would
unite and harmonic upon this main point
of dispute, is only short Of moonstruek mad
ness"
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Consumption not Fatal. II Properly Treated.
10 THE NICK AND AFFLICTED!
Dr.. and Mrs. Grogorie Lamont

fNHk Ceiebrated Physicians for DfSElSES OF TIA
THROAT, Lungs. HEART, and all DISEASES
OF rHE HOOD, nom 3os BrOadway Nsw York
late % Looion, member q the Reformed Medical Col
lege, Neu York. ami the nrst Who advocated inhAia
tons for diseases q the Lnngs trest all diseases % ts
Chest By the lnhAaton u Hot and Cola Medical vapor
v saccsss unknosn 10 Tie Physicians q thls eoun-
try, invites the attention o. the sick and Afflicted labor
ing under any % the various brms % diseases such
Coughs acsrsio 90 tuberrulous lungs splitting % blood
pain In he chest shoulders sss and back thrOat
Oas pspaon, osslneatiOn or drupsy q the
heart, dyspspsia liver complaint, chronic disrrhOes
Piles Fsulas ami concealed Addresses % the Rectum,
diseases Of kidney AMI Dladdsr) Gravel stone, ks.,
and all femAe Complaints, such ProlApsas Ct-r 90
Falling u the womb, and AL uterine Complaints such
a. Cancers, TmOrs enArgemsnts, Suppression of the
N, uses excessive nenstruAtOn LSueorrhaa or Whites
seroaloas Arstions Spinal Def0rmltie, ami poisonous
innosalations and all other diseases % the Blood
Mrs. Dr.. LAsoSr IL the only Lady gif,si with the
possr telling Diseases At sight, By looking Into the
Eye without the patient saying word 10 her She can
tel them bow they aicted In every particular aud
prescribe fOr their Immediate relief and cure
q their complaints They can be consulted Tor short
time, fres % charge, at
Mrs. +. T.. Tufis', Sterer Ste, Saeo.
Their term. Zoe MsdieBss are very moderate In all
eases. Tbs invalid may depend hniing speedy re-
lief By calling Immediately Dr. and Mrs. LaA.On 80
nsir stay ~ill be short In this place.
~ Please show this 10 your frieds ID might be the
% saving Valuable Lief and patients Who are
not able 10 call BY sending card % address will be
called and advice given. As their stay viii be short In
this place, immediate attention 70 this card vii be re-
qussted to insure success. 3wis.
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House Lots K Garden For Sale.

THE beautiful enclosure, situated on the west.
i eriy side u Berch Street, 10 BiddeEOrd, known
as Neslley's Garden, 10 offered forsaIe.
The same - no~ In q high state VI cultivation,
containing many valuable fruit and osnamenta
trees, ao~er roots, sbrubhery, Ike. &c, and u
capable OF BEING div'oeu into three good slxed
pnrchaser may choose
There y gvSd well Of pure water on the prem.
ises. Also, a small GanIen House.
For terms kc., enquire u :. 3. NEALlY
J. NJ GOODWIN, OF L II. c, HOOPER, al Of
Blddeiord fo"N. f,
May 4. 1850. s.. 3wis
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Jefferd's Tavern, Kennobunk
Executors sale,

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of the viii Of the
L late John Hovey, Of Kenoebunk, shall sell
al public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 29lh day Of April inst, at one o'clock In the
aiternoon, the large three story house, known Tor
many years as the Jeifed's Tavern, with the land
adjoining, containing about an acre and quarter
with the shed aud stable used 10 connehicn win
the house.
The said Public House Is situated in the cen
ire of the village Of kennsbunk. about three miles
nom the sea, where another house might - built
,o b,. used ia connexion with this, in location
better adapted Tor all the purposes Of sea-sbore
summer resort, than any other on the coast Of
Maine.
AZ the same time, ] shall sell all the other
buiIdings said lot, 10 bc removed from the
land whatever other personal property
wa, NO, cold at the Auction In February lasi.
l. T. BOURNE, Executor.
Keunebunk, April 10, 1856.
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CLARKE. Seisss.ssS Fsssaie Piiis.

The Great Eazilsh Reesedy-str yames
Ciarke's Celebrated Female Phis.
Pspard frem prescription q Sir James Cisrss, NJ
D. Physician EShaOrdlnAry v the Queen. rhi. a'al'
uAe medicine Ia uning In the q AL thOse palm
i and dangerous diseases ,nedsn, the female sSoss-
tatiea.
u uoierAies an excess, an eestructens, and
brins on the msntAly Period .hh regularity. These
pills should be uss too tArve weeks prsvsus 10 con-
nnsmsp, they iOr The sOnstltailOa, aAd lessen The
SUFFERING during labor, enabling The nsther TO psrbre
her daiiss With sAfsty 10 herself aud shIld
rns-s pills should no, be taken By females during The
nr,thr,e months q pregnaney, s thsy ARE sure 10
brnz On miscarriage. bat At any other tine they are
sAk.
In all eases % and spinal Affections, palm In
the bsek and llmss hssvipess, ktiris slight
tion p~ipatsa q TIE heart io-psss 81 sps hys,sr-
les sick hs~dsehs, whites, ami all The palma Diseases
oceAsisned By adlscrier.d sys,em, th's Plus win eject
cure vhen an other means have Iisd, and aihOaga
powerful remedy, DO NJ, eOalain hon, eAOusl Amino
ny, or any cshsr mineral
Pun directions accompanying each package. Price,
In the United States and Canada. one dollar. 49,
Sole Agents iSr this eeaasry,I. g. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester. MY. TurrLr 4 MOSES, Auburn, n. Y,
General Ag,nts
NIB 500 and postage stamps, snsio.si 10 any
s.ssorssd AGENT si ensure bottle Of he pus By
turn mall \. - .as. -.r
Yos s.ls Wholesale and retail, By D. I, MsAsu ssss,
sA drsssisu sssssly.
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GOODRICH ESTATE
AT AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction. on the premises al
w Kings Corn~r, Bidleiord, on Saturday. the 3rd
day Of May, 1t O'Clock y ~, the well known Good
rich Estate so called, at the junction Of the Hollis
aud Kennebunk roads, containing about 1900 square
feet ofland.
This Is one Of the best localities for Public House Ia
the county, and especially for the accommodation o.
marketmen eamsters, &c., there being no such suta
Bile place In the city,
There was Public House kept this spot foe seye'
raj years. and II Is given In by all that this very spot
the spot on which to erect House, In which man can
make money. The lot has been anxiously sought amer
Cor some years. for the purpose OF erecting Public
House. but II having been owned In shares, difficulty
presented itself which Is at last overcome The share
holders having consented 10 put II at Public Auction
and thus enable man 10 become the owner Of the
premises and erect. II he chooses Public House, by
doing which he may clear Thousand Dollars per an
mum, at least.
An opportunity Of this Kind rarely presents itself Il
make money, an the enterprsng among US should b
ready TO avail themselves oft.
Terms, $3.50 down, balance remain on mortgage Il
suit purchaser.
There win be sold at the same time the House lot OF
the opposite side Of the street. Also two story sore
now setting ON the Goodrich Estate.
ELIIIU HAYES, and others.
RUFUS SMALL, Auetioneer.
BiddsfOrd, April 81, 1856. Il
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FRIDAY,IMAY O., 1856.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
York and Cumberland Railroad Go.

TUE Shareholders OF the Ysk and Cumberland
4 Railroad Company are hereby notnsd mat
special meeting Of said Corporation viii be held a
Guy , 10 ro,nd on The sa di :, % %. 10,
feetors, n the request Of John @. Myer, Francis o.
smith, and Others TO take into consideration the
following subjects, and TO act thereon, viL.i
!. Any Information the President and Directors oi
The Company shall then communicate respecting the
ma nelai conditioned the Company.
=. What measures are advisable 10 be taken by the
rtoekboldeS OF Directors to adjust outstanding la
DULLES OF The company, aud Tor the best dispostbn
OF It's property and effects, consistent with existing
obligations.
}. To inquire Into the past dolngs OF the several
acting boards of Directors since the annual election
~ August lsl aud the extent TO which their acts are
oo'lgatoy upon the Company, OF bind lis members,
of expose them In their individual propeiy 10 seques-
a''on aud sale In payment OF alleged Liabilities OF
the Cooperation.
I. To inquire what judgments have been improper
" permitted, and what judgments have been impfop.
cry refused against the Cooperation, and the proper
measures for the redress ofthe same IN each class Of
5. To inquire what, II any, abuse Of the trusts OF
lhe Corporate powers have been committed, and
wh't, " any, excuses Of Corporate powers, In the
name OF the CorpJraiion. have been exercised by
any persoss, as acting ofesrs Of the Corporation,
aud TO What extent the eoponte property and credit,
Ties.
G. To cause general inves, iration to be made into
Tue Affairs aud doings OF the Company and The d.
Isetors, and Of persons acting In the name Of the
Company, as Stockholders OF Directors or as direc
tors since January LIST, 1850 and that the same may
De reported upon as early as may he for the informa.
nation and action OF Stockholders.
To NJ any vac 'ncies that m,y occur In the
hoard OF Directors or any other officers Of the Coz
poraiion on The day Of said meeting.
BY Order Of TIE Directors.
Dated the twelfth day Of April, 1856
3wl6 Attest-LEwIs PIER E, Clerk.
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~ The ell and true maxim that an ounse % preven-
tAtive Is worth pound u cure. viii BE- fully realized by
those who make use VI q. W. stones Liquid lCathartc
and Family Physic. eeAnses the blood from NIL lm.
purity, frees The stomach from bile, produces healthy
action % the liver and perfectly regulates the bowels II
also all local pains prevents and cures dysen.
terry dlarrha ccuera morbus, Cholera strengtheg.
the whole system and Is perfectly agreeable To the taste.
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-02
FOR SALE.

HOUSE on lot situated Pike ST. just below cross
"A st. Biddefori. Sail house contains rooms, all I'm
shed with wood house attached Also, well within
ten feet Of the door, having In Il chain pump. gar
den with strawberries, currants &C. rich and well adap
ted TO raise vegetables.
Also, o acres Of land on Kennebunk road, known as
the Batcheder field, which Is cellar, nearly
peted with stone the lot 10 furnish very pleasant
and desirable location. Said property will be sold at
grea, bargain. Enquire Of the subscriber on Pike st.
CYRUS PIlILDRICK. .
Biddeforj, March 10, 1856. INA