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At Court of Probate held at Biddeford, within
and for the County OF Yo,k, on the first Monday
in March, In the year of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and hfly.six, by the Honorable Joseph I.
Nye, Judge Of said Court:
I'M the petition Of Thomas Fernald, Guardian
" Of Joan Jones, minor and child OF Ebcneier
Jones %, late Of Lebanon, In said county. de.
ceased, representing that said mno, IL seized and
possessed Of the following described real estate,
viz: q tract OF land with house and harm there
on, situated 10 said Lebanon, containing my
acres, more or less, bounded norherly by lsnd Of
Moses Kicker, and land OF Moses Gubiil, <astcry
by land of John Jones, souihery by land Of James
Jones, and westerly by the highway leading
from Hanscom's corner TO Fox Ridge In Acton.--
That On advantageous offer Of one thousand
dollars has been made by Thomas Fernald Jr, OF
Lebanon, in said county, which offer u Is Tor the
interest OF all concerned immediately TO accept;
aud the proceeds Of sale 10 be put out on Interest
foe the benefit ofthe said ward, and praying that
lcen.e may I've granted him TO sell and convey
the interest aforesaid, according 10 the statute In
such cases made and provided. 500.
ORpERKp, That the petitioner give notice
ihereofio all persons Interested IN said estate, by
causing q copy OF this order to be published la
the Union 81 Eastern Journal, printed IN Bidde-
ford, In said county, for three weeks siccessiyey,
that they may appear at u Probate Court 10 be
held nj Alfred, In said county, on the first Mon.
day in April nexi, al ten Of the clock in the fore
moon, and shew cause, II any they have, why the
prayer OF said petition sho,,ld not be granted.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HKRRicK, Register
A true copy. attest, JOSHUA iixsRiok, Register.
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Al t,oun Of Probate bed II Biddefori. within
and foe the County Of York. on tho fnt Moa
day in March, 10 the year ofounLofd eighties
kuadfed and fny-sis, BY the Hoaonble Josept
T. Nyr, Judge Of ssiJ Court:
nm the petition Of Alexander Thompson. guard
~ isa OF Charles Herbert Thompson. q minos
and child Of William Thompson, late IL Dcdham'
pcehc county of Hancock, deceased, praying loo
license 10 rell and convey, ct public auction, or
private sale, oil the right, title and interest Of his
md ward IN and TO certain real estate, situated
| Ia south Berwick and ssid Dedham and Orlsud
In said county, and the proceeds thereof 10 put 10
Interest, viz: u tract cfland In said town Of Ded.
oaIn, known a. the Allen farm. bounded by land
Richard Philips. by the Heard aud AIlen road,
by the J. Giles lot, 80 called, and by land Of Jon.
atLan Heard, containing sixty-six acres, morc o.
iess. with MI the buildings thereon, subject 10
the Dover therein, OF Mary Ann Thomson.
Also, tract Of land in Ohand, In said county
of Hancocl, known n the Alexander Thompson
farm. containing one hundred acres morv or less,
bounded BY the road leading from Bucksport 10
Ellsworth, and lands Of Daniel Dow. Hesgins and
Others. =.
Also, oae undivided ,i1,y-sixih pan Of the Alb
raham Thompson farm situated in South Berwick
and Yort containing one hundred acres more os
NJ Freeman, J. Randall, 7. T Jcweu, J. Ha,iy,
Isaac Thompron and Others.
ORDEREp, That the petitioner give notice there
OF 10 al persons interested IN said estate, by caus-
Ing copy Of ihiv order 10 be published 10 the
Union &c Eastern Journal, printed In BiJdeiord,
In said county, for three weeks successfully, thai
they may appear at a Probate Court 20 be held
at Alfred, in said county, on the first Monday In
April next, at ten 9th clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, IL any they have, why the pray.
er Of said petition should not be grRnied.
10 Attest, JosHuA HrRRicK, Register.
A true copy, aiiesi, JOSHUA HERRicx, Register.
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The Great Enyilsh Remedy.sir Jans
CIarkc's celebrated Female pills.

The Great Enulish Rcmedy-Sir James
Clarkc's celebrated Female Piitss
Prepared nom prescription o. Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen. This lnval'
liable medicine Is unns In the cure Of all those pain.
a aud dangerous dsesses incident to the female eons,
tuition.
II moderates all excess, removes an distractions, and
brinss the msuihly period with regularity. These
pills should be used two three weeks previous TO con-
nnement they fcrty the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother TO perfom
her duties with safety TO herself and child.
These pills should not be taken By females durng the
nt three months Of pregnancy, a. they are sure to
bring miscarriage, bal II any other time they are
sak.
In all cases Of nervous and spinal Affections, pain In
the back aud limbs beaviness, fatigue on slight exer
ton palpaton VI the heart lovness Of spirits, hyser.
lea sick ksadache whites, and all the painful diseases
occAsoned BY adsorered system, these Pulls VIII eneef
cure when all other means rave faed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain lion, oAiomel, Amino
M, o. any other mineral
Fall directions accompanying each package. Phee,
in the United states and Canada, one dollar.
eo,e agents for this country, I. @. BALDWIN Co I,
Rochester. MY. FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. IT,
General Agents.
Nh. si.oo and 10 postage stamps, enclosed TO any
authorized Agent, viii ensure bottle Of the pulls BY ~
turn mall.
For sas Wholesale and retail, by d. L. Miieh<i, saeo,
and druggists generally.
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INV YORK ELEcrIoXs.-The local elections
which have just taken place in New York,
do not indicate that the nomination OF Fill
more is to have very enliyening effect upon
tho brethren.
- A shoemaker received note from O
lady to whom he was particularly attached,
requesting him TO make her pair Of shoes,
and not knowing cxactly the style she re-
quired, he despatched q written missive to
her, asking her whether she would like
them 4" Wround or Esq. Toad" The fair
one, indignant at this rich specimen Of or
biography, replied, f" Rneethe."
SLAVE HOLDERS AND DEVIL woRsMprRs.-
Rev. Mr.. Conway, of Washington, d. o.,
speaking Of the laws which forbid instruc-
ton to the slaves, says: How sadly sug-
gestiye Is the fact that the only other people
who forbid education to any, are the Yezcd-
dis Of Mesopotamia, who are the only race
Of Devil-woshippers.'
VINO AND WHAT Is ANDREW JACKSON
DosELsoN! He Is The nominee Of the pro-
slavery X. N. Convention for the vice Pres
i,lency and rhai he Is. may be learned
from his own words. He was a, the Con-
ven'ion which nominated him aid in q
speech accepting the nomination. he said,
las reported by The N. Y. Express. a
friendly paper:
~ ipe at the South. and I an, tie ownrr
Of more thin ONE HUNDRED SLA YES,
and / LIKE THE INSTITUTION as
trarmliy as man born South Of Mason and
Diron's line"
Well said, just enough, none too much
none loo little. There IL no more doubl
now OF phai Donelson IL, than who he IL.
The man who runs for the Presidency on
The same ticket with Donelson, is equally
well known.
OHIo REPUBLICAN, SENATOR. IL gives Us
gtea, pleasur, To announce that Hon. d. +.
Wade, whose present term as U. S. Sena-
tor from Obio, expires in March, 1857,
was on ThuIsday reelected Tor second
term Of six Yeas, by vote Of 100 asains,
SO for Todd (Adminis'ration.) and two
The vote in caucus was 63 for
Wade ani 80 for all Others The crafty
ing fac, that only two voes were cast agains,
Mr.. Wade by the Republican aud Amer
can members shows that The Philadelphia |
nomination meets with no response or ap-
probation whatever among The Anll-Ad. |
men Of Ohio.
FIRE IN SEBEc. A correspondent, Of the
Wing states lha, the Woolen Factory in
Sebec, owned by The Sebec Manufacturing
Co., aud operated by Edward Robinson,
,y,s d,..iro,pu by fra with nil iis conlpuis
,u The evening Of the 81 inst There was
an insurance OF $4,000 on The materials bnt
none on the building.
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D.s,vrc.r,vr p,,.-rs.rr Nh, Rupxr-
o,s soo 600 49,, go, 80. IN o,c,, Oh
l.., sr.0in. ,L, 49,. 60. =, ~. f., co,.
%, Mil ,,.e, -, r.. 90,
e.n.sI ~. g. - ,.';,h 49,, ,.nid;,y and
The .i,,a,ion of ,hs hni,,,;a9 On IN. wh,,c u..
veu,n, N. s,s,n., ,,o,, ,e,,;nr .c,e., 20 !, so
a, to work 10 sdyan,a,e the wbol. building was
enyeloped in flames. and in obou, an hour was
e.,irely DESTROYED with all its contents. The
mill contained shou, $50 rooms and 1000 sp.n.
dlos. and was oc,upicd in the manufacture OF
pin,ine cloths. giving employmen, 10 sbou, i75
operatives. The properly DESTROYED was valued
a, abou, 100000. The amour, of insurance
could no, be sscer,ained accurately las, night,
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Deatbs.

(In - Mr.. John ID. Goodwin, aged ~
Er-. In Ssco Mr William Trickey, aged IS yrs
Mr. Trickey had resided In Saco for many years
and WIS lpach esteemed by his fellow citizens.
4 months.
In Eliot. 22nd nli, Miss Mary Abby Jones, aged
IS year, eldest daughter Of James Jones, ESq:
In Kcnncbunk, Feb 9th. Miss Lucy Rhoadfs,
aged &c. Same day, Mr.. Benjamin Parker, Iged
II. 2sih, Cap, Joseph E. Hatch, aged 81. - .
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~ The Berkshire Co. Eagle, published
Al ~

~ The Berkshire Co. Eagle, published
in Pittsfeld, says of the action Of the X. n.
State Council
"The Council at Boston did not state how
long !. proposed to wait for these promising
subjects TO plant themselves on the Spring
field Platform Doubtless tho great inajor-
ity considered the resolutions rs a virtual
and total rejection Of tho nomination. and
viii act accordingly"
SAco AruENErN. The officers chosen
March 10, were rs follows. Rev. j. 7. G..
Nichols, President; Hon. Philip Eastman
and Gen. A. ii. Boyd, Vice Presidents; Hon.
Joseph T. Nyc, Clerk; p. Eastman, Tfcas-
urcr; Alexander +. Chisholm; John A.
Berry and Daniel L. Mitchell, Executive
Committee; VIM. Noys, Librarian.
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number of children attending school at all
does not average more than one child to each
family Of seven persons.
The head of every third family through
out the whole State, can neither read nor
write. More than ten thousand men exer-
cised the right Of suffrage in Maryland, who
are utterly unable even to read the name oil
the candidates for whom they vote.
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Boston Stock Market.

lMARrlNv rwssty-s.s Year. TAsrsin, giv.
III Ing The dactusi.oas sael yser, from 1893 10
TURING, RAiLRoAD. and o,Ssr Ssocts. Al.
%, the Sssi.AsssAi Dssslesks of each stock
since i7S4, with detailed explsssiosy nossa.--
Eighty pages, price Is cents. Seat BY mall, posg.
paid. yoaKPH q. MARTIN, I"f
Commissaoa Stock Broker,
~ 10 Stale e.. Bosion.
n%O rien by msil % experss, 10 boy o. ell
stocks, will be promptly executed. 81 the cusrsai
market value
Feb. 20, 1856. 3w9 lN
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5prriul Aptifes:s
MEDICINES cure dis.
case. and the CURES are what make
th. Sales.


HOBENSACK'S MEDICINES cur. dis.
case. and the CURES are what make
the Sales.
John Hart, of Gainesville, Penn, passed
large quantities of worms, aud was
COMPLETELY RESTORED TO HEALTH
A child Of Il. Brownssn, Of Morris River,
N. j., after five years illness,
Entirely Regnincd his Health,
by the use OF taco 6oh,s Of my Worm Syrup.
Mrs. IInlnes, Of wlimlngtsn. DEL, after s
year, suffering, gained that relief irUin my LIVER
PILLs, which physicians and medicines had sn.
tir,y failed 10 G6ora - u
State of Maine. Testimony,
JULY II, 1854, Mr.. VIM. Mccartney, Of
West Waieryille, wriirs,-" Send me two or three
dozen Worm Syrup. II is bound 10 go here. II
IS first rois ortieif, and has not Jailed TO give
Conpietc Satisfnctien."
JAN. 81, 1856, he wIi,es,-" Send me dozen
more Wo,m Syrup. II Is taking wonderfully
here. MOI only tie trOrst eos,s of irorms are cur.
eli IN "a, but !, Is thought 10 he most exeeiisnf
msdieae Tor variety OF
OTHER COMPLAINTS.
We hape. ,iniidr letter., from more than 80 town,
90 Maine ...
G. w. ATwELL, behring's Block, Congress
81 Poula ID, general agent tor Maine. Sold by
Geo w Pierson, Augustus Sawyer, and Doctor
Luke Hill. Biddeiord, aud by dealers in medicine
Throughout the country.
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Bosros, No z Oliver 81, Nov ~, iSto

Bosros, No z Oliver 81, Nov. "a, 1915.
Dear Ser: -On the 18th of this month was Ia.
Ken dangerously IN, with severe pains Throughout
my whole body, with much lever. and great dis
irv.s In my head. BY advice, concluded 10 give
your pills trial took three, which Ahorded
me almost instant relief, and for one can truly
say, that, without any exception, they are the
b~.i medicine have ever us<d. also recon.
an ,odrd them 10 SICK fri~nd, who informs he has
received great benefit run their use, and extol'
them above oil vihers- t.-
I remain, sir, your obedieut servant.
soplw J. b TRENHOLM.
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Tor n, uaioa : Ea,i,rn y.rrraL

kENNEEUNKPoRr, March Sth, 1886.
Ma. EDITOR, Dear SIR: AS there is no
one in our village tina, viii take the trouble
to tell the public what we are doing way
down here on this little river, almost un-
noticed by the community at large, and as
you seem to favour anything which looks
like enterprise and ambition, l would like
for you to give this place in your columns
IL il don't crowd out some matter Of moro
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FREMONT AND BANKS.

The Boston Chronicle. independently in
an editorial of Monday morning, dominates
Fremont and Banks, for President and
Vice President of the United States. 1t
says;
Three ffths Of the people are at this time
as much opposed to the Pierce admlnistra-
ton as large majority were friendly to ii
at the commencement Of its existence. Yet
against this numerical superiority the DEM
ocrats may yet he successful, owing TO their
superior tact, and their knowledge ola de-
ference to the principle of union in action.
The democrats have now many Of their vic
tories over divided parties, and il may be
that the year 1856 Is destined TO sec them
again triumphant.
But if il should please the fates 80 TO or
der matters as that Americans, Republicans,
and other oppositionists shall be brought to-
gether, then will the Democrats be taught
that th9y cannot violate the solemnly plight
ed faith of the nation with impunity. Ii
is a lesson that they need TO be taught, and
the receiving Of which will be most benef-
cial to themselves, and useful to the coun-
try.
The opposition is composed of two new
parties, and OF portions Of the two old par
ties-Whigs and Democrats. On the sup
position that these parties, and fragments. of
parties, can be brought together the for pur-
pose Of eifecting change of administration,
the question, .sWho shall be their candi- |
dates?' is one Of the highest Importance
If we except this other question, "Who are
to be the Democratic candidates ?" we know |
of no question that can be compared with it. |
To us, il seems that the men who ought to
be nominated by the combined opposition
are Col. FRENoNT and Mr.. Speaker BANKS,
the former for President, and the latter for
Vice President, the talent of the former gen.
tleman is well known to the people, as we'll
as his modesty and firmness. On the score
of knowledge and ability, no better selection
of u candidate could be made. That he is
we consider as making decided
ly in his favor. His nomination by party
or rather political combination, which has
its chief strength in the North, but which
has many well wishers in the South, would
go far to convince the Southern people that
no hostility to them is felt among Northern
people. Our best Presidents have always
been from the South, and the fair inference
IS, that we should do well TO select candi-
late from that quarter in 1856, under whose
lead to effect the prostitution Of Govern
nent which has injured the one section Of
the Union as deeply as it has insulted the
other.
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WATERFORD. The Republicans had par
tial success in the election for Town officers
in " old democratic WATERFORD" The Re
publicans elected their clerk, one seleetman,
and one School Committeeman, and the Hun
kcr Democracy the other officers.
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LECTURE. TuoSAs II. TALBOT Esq, leo
lures ON Sir John Franklin, and the Arctic
regions, in tho Town Hall in Saeo, this,
Friday evening. This lecture has been very
highly spoken of by those who have heard
II. Mr.. t. is very fine scholar. The lee
ture is given by invitation of the Saco De-
batting Club. We trust there viii b. full
house. -...llr
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- The Concert given by G. II. Granger
aud c. W Shannon, at the Town Hall, in
Saeo. on Wednesday night, was superior
one. wewere glad to see the Hall so well
filed.
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Cigars.
Valuable Real Estate Per Sale.

srsss is.dss ~. sssih % ossiss ssr.s', ss'ss'sa
iiosss i ssassy ~, hes niss sssd res.s. -
uased ln dssirabis pases ~ osas~
b: - e osss sss ssd.s vs.s, "a =: s:;,
.,AA.s.ra. nsr.A I, 1854 assie
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Western Land Agency.

JENRY n. Bo0DY 4 Co.. Bsnkers, General Land
ii Agents and Dealers In Land Warrants and Real -.
tate, continue to buy and sell Land Warrants nake
investments, collections aud payments enter land %
tho Land 0ee locate warrants ASCERTAIN titles, and
Wsstrn Land Agency. ~ .-i
Prom cur smpis knosisdre Of The Western country,
AMI hun abilities for ths transacuan a kuSipsss,
ted 10 us, IN manner enursiy ssusfsstoiy.
Circulars furnishing fa Information rsspectisg tbs
terms upon which We do buslnsaA VII b cent % them
who desire t. ...f .l..-.. !.
n. n TAs hisbes, nArtss prics always paid hr Land
WAran.s. ....r ..E.f ... IIN
Address. Henry H. posdy, Drsnsviek, Ne, % Alvin
Body, nudsoa, n. Creix Co., wisconsin.
Ssb. -, 1854 lof
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= =
Al Court Of Probate held al BiddeFcrd, within
aud Tor the County e York, 90 the fnst Mon.
day Ia March, ia the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred aud hty.six, by The Honorable Joseph
T Nyr, Judge ofsaid Court:
DEISEY HANSON Administrative Of The c..
ID tate oi Jemima Flood. late Of Hollis, In said
county, deceased, having presented her hrst &c.
count Of administration VI the estate OF said de-
ceased, fs< ssiowsscss end -Also hcs Psissis 90.
count against the estate Of said doceassd.
ORDgRRD. That The said Administrative give
notice TO all persons Interested, by causing copy
VI this onier 10 be published three wseks success.
sively In the Uaion q Eastern journal, printed Of
Bddeiord, iu said county, lha, they may appear
si q Probate Court TO he held at Alfred, Ia said
county, on the frst Monday Of April next. ut zen
Of the clock Ia the forenoon. aud shew cause, u
any they have. why the sane should not oc a.
lowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HEnaIcK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA HgRRIcK, ltrgister.
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10 Attest, JospuA HKnarcx, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA HgRRicx, LEICESTER

At Court Of Probate held at Bidde.ord, within
and Tor the County Of York, on the lifsi Monday
10 March, H. the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud ifiy-six, by the Honorable joseph l..
Nye, Judge Of said Court:
MARGARET CLARK, Administrative Of the
lu estate Of Thomas Is. CLARK, late Of York, IN
said county, deceased. having prcsenitd her first
account Of administration OF the estate of said de.
ceased, for allowance:
ORpEnEp, That The said Administrative give
notice TO ul perons interested, by causing copy
OF this order 10 be published three weeks success.
sively in the Union &c Eastern Journal, printed nj
I3iddefofJ in said coualy, that they may appear
at Probate Court TO BE- held at Alfred, In said
county, on the 6r.t Monday Of April next, al ten
OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew carss, u
anv they have, why the same should not he sl.
lowed. 80.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HrRRicx, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA llEIRicx, Register.
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n y. ADAMs stl epsn Ais am snas Il sss.
3ahs a. hls bah, No. wAshin ~ NJ, e -
esse.t c'ass % nses svvy hsnAay ana sssastAy
isss. i e i .a 49, Al! 49, e:
ss<t svesy Wednesday sod Friday krsnines. 30
nrkets a sdnasaioa 30 TIM abovv classes,
si.os Zee - Lssssss, Psyssis seess< Lessss.
first and sseood syeaInss tts. 3x9
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Ia WHAT ESTIMATION IT Is HELD ~ rhrsIc
iANs roa DISEASES OF THE LUsGs. John A.
Berry, N. d., Saeo, Me-, says During prac-
lice OF 20 years, have seen used oil the popular
remedies foe Coughs, am well satisfied that your
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam Is best. aud hope
il will be better known and more generally used. J"
Reed, Cutler Sc Co, Druggists, Boston, proprie-
tors. be careful to get fhs genuine as Tiers are
many imiiations: Price 81 cents and 81
Sold IN Biddeiord Ivy J. SAWYER. 4wii
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sHINcLE MACHINES.

Nsv ana I.prsved Patent, - With or
without JsinteFs Attache1.
nuns \ u ~ sAiss. naeal.s svw ssssst y ~
~ 49,. cirnlsu, en.g ~ icwsfts., - =
- SToysa ( 1icESEIi, 80. So q
A!ss:Y ~, sssss' ss"''is, =. ss'''
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DIR. BAHEY.S
Alternative SYRUP.

TT was arst prepared With reference % one bad case q
| scrotala, and EPTEcTED THE CURE Il vas AZ
terwards for several yeas, used In numerous cases win
similar success.
m has nov become an snsctuai remedy In this dlssass
II has been used successfully by Of pssons Who
v,r, actsd with the following Manifestations Of scrof-
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Delishs's Spanish Lasssal. aas article
70 make the Hair grow on bald heads.
From LrosAlp SroppAnD, Guy MaraAai 81
Laurence.
Lawrence, June 70, 1855.
10 scSes q nay eeneern: Having used De.
lights Spanish Lusiral for the Hsif, Tor several
months pssi do not hesitate 10 say that II fsr ex
GELS erccls everything Of the kind ! have ever
used. Ifyou have bald head, try e.. II you
are blessed with good bead o. hair, asd wish TO
retain IL glos.y, healthy, aud nice, then use De.
lights Spanish Lus,ul-it Is just the thing to do
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House and Lot for Sale.

nNE half OF the double ieneinent House, stu.
" usied ou Cuts, near Msia Street, and occu'
ned by the subscriber. Said house has nine
ruoms, a good well of,wsier on the premises,
with wood shed nRd other out buildings. Said
house will bc sold on reasonable terms a. private
sale, any time beior, April 10. IL not then sold,
n will be sold Ut public auction. For further PAT.
ticuIars enquire of the subscriber on the premis-
e., OF G II. Milliken. IRA TAYLOR.
Biddeford, March -, 1856. 4wil