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NrFIcH % the COMMISSIONERS Of LorrER-
~ IRs.-Baltimore. April Is, 1855. The undersigned
Commissioner Of Lerics " the state of Mar, land being
In receipt daily 81 letters from various portion. % the
ossantry, making inquiry 10 Lottery Schemes with
which the country u h'"io, and which purIort to be
"DsdDEp NJ rus pRAwNcs oy rms MAsYIAxp Coz
soLplrHp LoTrERirs," takes this methol TO answer al
such letters OF inqufy and infrm the publc MAY ALL
L'rrEac rrRrosrne 10 NJ pscipFD y, rHR MAINLAND
DR,wScs ARR GR0ss fRArDs that certain parties who
style themselves harris Co, and ptend 20 he Mana
gers &c sole Agents fr The Grand Charter Lotteries nj
cleveland, ODD. are imposters, AMI s.a o.s-ry fraud,
having neither iegaior prssuuptse existence and that
another aettous hfm, yirt hurry Co, Ci.ayrland,
Ohio, are also imcstots and AL loteres which they
profess 10 be nansers AGENTS Coo, are also Frauds
RICHARD FRANCE, of this ciy, % the Contractor
fbr drawing The Maryland Lotisriss The bu.iness ne
conducted under the hrun 4 u. FRANCS A Co. a.
hanagers AMI they have ae agenis In the city Of
Baltimere There are, however, srty licensed VEN
ders Cor the state Of Maryland, whs derive license ua-
der him. thaxh this once, 10 ell tickrs IN The MAry-
lani Lotssriss, b. n. McPilAIL-
Commissioner Of Lotteries ior the stale of Nd.
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Ne. sas BROADWAY, NETWORK,
by letter or inpenon for
l. "A. SINGER g. cos GAZETTE.

"
rh. paper IA devoted entirely 20 the Sewing Machine
interest," Copies will be supplied gratis 10
n. 1.-The unparalleled success Of our sewing Ma
chine, has induced several fraudulent limitations OF them
besides numerous infrnsements a our patents - OF
which We own sixteen. sus for the Infringement OF
our patents have recently been decided In our favor In
he IT, g. Circuit Courts In New.York and New jersey.
In these suits the great principls OF
no DING DOWN THk TABKic TO M sEwED TO TIE Sun
TAcz OF InE MACHINE, BIT utLpisG Pressure.
which 4 used In all Sewing Msehnes-has been fully
established. The Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover
Baker sewing Machines, We allege, each infringe
three distinct patents owned by US We have suits
against them in several Of the u B. Courts, which win
son be tried We hereby caution the public not TO buy
any infringing Machines, they can be compelled By
law 10 stop using them and 10 pay costs and damages
rr Local Agvas sante,i 10 make sales Of our I'm.
proved sewing machines. To persons ~ opsry qualified
rr the business rare opportunity for profitable and
pleasant employment IL offered.
New and Improved machines exchanged on hDeral
term. Tor old machines Of every kind. D.
4. NJ. SINGER Co.,
amlI Principal Office, 323 Broadway, N. 4.
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THE UNION AND EASTERN yJoURNAL- IF RIDAY, JULY

had ,heu less f,equsns than formerly, and
his future dreams also, 10 judge BY appear.
ancc, seemed to partake Of the mild, serene
cbaracter Of his thoughts.
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Torpor of tho Liver & Bowels.

Reader. You are appeaiedio earnestly Doui
say "ifI only could believe this TO be true. !
have sons Of the above Complaints, and would
take the medicine at once if could only have
confidence TITS TRUE; tisan honest ruth,
il ever there was one spoken. Come then, Il youf
mind is irritable, di>conicned, aud gloomy, IL you
have severe Collie Pains siler eating your food,
: ilyour body begins TO waste, or your strength
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gard aud ssllow aspeci,- ifyou have difficulty
in king on your leil side,-ify your skin dry and
shriycled, LII you have an appetite weak and
variable, aud perhaps entirely desiroyed,-if yooI
whole system Is ianguid, especially during the
process Of digcsliou,- Iii you have constant IN
easy feeling in the stomach, why, you have only
a III Of INDIGESTION! and these greai. Bilier'
are made TO cure Indigestion, aud they viii do ~
ioo-aud all its attendant Ills and while at lirs
/, gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these Troublesome agents .-I,
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or INITIATED HUMoRs, beauli
wing the face, kindling life and energy in you
,n,in. frame then, Reader, will the world M
longer iook dark aud gloomy; no longer viii you
dearest hopes he banlshed and thrust ASIDE Du
,.,itl,
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s1nans,s suWIlso MACHINES.

All person, Who desire 70 obtain fal and rsll.e!, nor.
their price, capabilities, advantages, Sues improve
ments, method o. working, means OF procuring them,
and ali Other psrtcuars-ean dc % By applying ~ our
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.suIllOrs.

They cannot exist against action Of these MedicC
Chemicals.
Iunors In the blood are the sole frst cause Of Con
sumption, by consuming the bloods vitality. IhesS
preparations consume huROrs antgipe yitany ny tue
great powers OF Chemistry.
See Circulars. to be hal Of Medicine Dealers.
BURR. FOSTER Il c., 1 Cornhill, General Agents.
Mansfield & Co., City Wharf, DJstOn. Special Agents
For sale by Drs. J. Sawyer and q. W. Person. Bdde
ford DIR. VIM. Bailey aud u. J. Smith, saco A. War
rem, Kennebunk Jos. Curtis, Wells.
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ljlccrating Tunors, Scald Head,
Diseased Eyes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and eruptiye,
or cold pale, pasty, or claminy and Sweating,
DROPsICAL EFFU>IONs, occasionng din.
Guilty Of breathing, floating, extreme iangour and
frequent fatigue. .
RICK ETS or sonened and distorted condition Of
the Bones, spinal Affections Whitci
Swcllingsj
Deraured condition ofthe Digestive Organs, occas
Joining Toss Of or rapsnoas and irregular appetizer
Severe and proracted CostiSeDess or Chronic Dahea
Diseased Lungs, which had involved the SUI
frers In Asthma, or hard Coughs llemorrhage Ema-
ciat anlo oil avn Of
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Neuralgia, Piles, Cancer Tuniors,
And many other diseases and numors when connected
with scrofulous condition OF the blood.
The Doctor will visit and prescribe for all persons wish
Ing TO test his medicine, who request IT, and who arr
willing 10 remunerae him for the service to the amount
charged for visit at the distance to his Regula
Patients. The Alternative SYRUP Is sold at hi
ONCE Cash ON Delivery. No Agents wished
but well qualified Physicians, and no deposits will Acre
after be made.
Made and Sold by
81 WA. BAILEY, NJ. D., saco, Me.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH

He Al n NNU oTNrNSIH
You will 90 forth INTO the world, TO say with thou
sands OF Others, G. A. RicHARDs' ABBOTT BIT
rrrs have done wonders for me. The Label Is
Copyrighted, aud each bottle, for the protection
of,Le consumer. and proprietor bears the portrait
Of Doctor WIN. Abbott, together with The slSna'
@. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
,,,e 50 STATE STREET, BOSTON
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a1 OD Ell
MeIodeo,ns,

g. = =
mIIg following are but few among the many high tes
timoulais voluntarily given In oofniuendaou Of the
superior qualities of the MODEL MELODkOSs, manu-
factured by Mesrs. MASON HAMLtN.
FROM Mr.. 0usfars Safer, fs Pisnisf sst cemsessr.
= 49, NossolK IlorsE,a RsxBrRy, Nov. ], 1855.
lferssrs. MASON HAxIs-Gents-in very much
pleass with your Model Melcleons, having neve! seen
any that would compare With them In quality and pur-
lty oftone OF quekness Of action They are really avsy
'''>' tsisncd) : = GcsrAvs sirrx..
II From Lowell Mason, Doctor OF Music,
Amer having carefully examined the Melciecu OF
Messrs. MASON namIn, am enabled 70 SAY, that In
my Option, they decidedly snpsrisr 10 any others
with which am acquainted. LoukLL MAsoS.
New York, July !, ls5l tf
From Mr.. George y. Roof, the Popular eempesU
and Masiefss. r.- rt
IIExHY Mason, Esq, DrAR sR ,-iIaying had an ep-
portunIty OF examoing nasOn Ilamlin's Model Meo-
deons am happy 10 bear testimony 10 their great ex-
ceenee. In general characteristics, and especially In
quality and udfornIy of tone and tuning, they ssn 10
me 10 be superior TO any that have yetenamned.
ftsElF Yours very truly,
from M. S. A. Braneroff, Conductor Of Mrsie and
orgaaist at hs Meant Ysrnom, tRsr. Mr. kISO
.. eAIreh, Boston.
fr .s.r rosrOS, August 4, 1884. !
Me..rs. NlsoN 4 HlNLIx = Genienen = have En-
aminei with pleasure the .Model Meodeons manufac'
turei by you, and happy 10 say that In my opinion
they have not been equaiei by any manufactured.
Will no: speak o. their various points Of excellence In de-
TAIL Cor your Instruments need no recommendaion-Asy
| spsak for nsms,ipss.
Very truly yours, =. a. BANCROFT.
Much more testimony might be producei Of Ike ma
tune, showing the superior quality ofthe Model Msio'
dsoMr but Il Is tholght TIT the above "a suicient.
The boye Instruments hand and for sale ~
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UoRsE.SHOING Particular attention given
III TO Hor.e Shoeing. BY In. ANIhoIn,
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NEErALIc BURIAL GASES Mahogany
M WALNUT aud Pil- Collins, or sale az
~. ~ ABRAh ~. FOkSSkoLS
Shop, C.oss Stree, Saco- Me-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30
NEW YORK

Until recently, we had entertained the opinion
that we should lose New York and that Fremont
would carry it. The indications now are that Bu-
chansn will carry that State. The corrupt and
vsscillating politics of New York has never failed
to suit itself to the popular current, whenever the
indications were sufficiently strong to enable them
to discern the successful party.
New York is great colossal power. Its share
of the government patronage has been almost
equal to that Of all the other States. Its heavy
electoral vote has welded tremendous influence
upon parties, until the impression had taken hold
on the public mind that g President could not be
elected without the vote of that State. We have
long wished for the time when President should
be elected without her vote. And, notwithstsnd-
ing our anxiety that our national candidates should
be elected by such an overwhelming majority as to
utterly crush out the dangerous fsnsticism of the
times, with the certainty of Mr.. Buchanan cleo
ton, we are almost tempted to wish that her vote
may be cast against u.s. for the moral il would con-
vey. 1t is essential that corrupt men should be
taught that this is not government of factions,
and that its elections are not dependent upon the
votes of particular States. The election of 8 Pres
ident, with the vota Of New York against him,
would have such an effect. If she roM vote for
Mr. Buchanan, we hope to show her, at least, that
her support was not necessary to his election and
that he may be inaugursted into Office free and I'M
trsmmeled by her influences.
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"GoD BLESS LITTLE FLORIDA"

@ TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Oct. 20, 1856
MEssRs EDIr,Bs: Before the election in this
State prominent know nothings sent off letters to
Tennessee and els where, asserting confidently
that the State was Lot only safe for Fillmore and
the greasy Tennessesn" of Julep Grove, but that
the October election would result in the complete
success Of the know nothing candidates for Cover.
Lor and Congress. Since the election, too, the tel
he.grsph has chronicled "a great American victory"
in Florida. Now, sirs, it affords me indispensable
pleasure to bs able to put you in possession of the
truth, 30 that those who have been deceived by the
boasts of know nothing orators and editors may
know that "ttle Florida" is right side up, and is
Just % certain for ''Buck and Breck" in November
as any other well established fact So from the
know nothings having carried the State, the dem
ocrsts have swept it from stem to stern. They
elect their candidate for Governor, Col. NJ.
PERRY; their candidate for Congress, Col G. s.
HAWKINS; and nearly two to one in both Houses
of the LegisstureI The fact is, it is the most
thorough victory ever before achieved by the dem
ocrscy of the State, and in November we intend
to surpsss it by giving our glorious candidates for
President and Vice President such a majority as
will outstrip any Presidential msjority ever before
thrown.
Give US congratulatory blast, taking as your
text the cheering aI.hail of one of your cotempo-
rsries on q former occasion, "GoD BLESS LITTLE
FLORIDA"
Yours, in democratic brotherhood,
c. E. D.
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E- The versatile talent of cur know nothil

ey- The versatile talent of our know nothing
friends is really amusing. few weeks since they
were making the argument that Buchanan had
no strength in the north vote for Fillmore to de-
feat Fremont" The elections came on in Penn
sylvanis and Indiana, and the Buchanan party
beat all the isnns combined. Immediately, poor,
insignificant know nothingism, changed its face
from the south to the north, and raised there the
whine: "Fremont has no party in the south-vots
for Fillmore to defeat Buchanan" Thus while
there was a chance for Fremont's election, they
copiured the democrats to vote for Fillmore to de-
feat the black republicans. Now that it is evident
Mr.. Buchanan will be elected, they corjure the
black republicans to vote for Fillmore to defeat the
democrats
And yet this same know nothing psrty-which
has been cooling, first to the democrats and then
to the black republicans, Boosting of its own
streneth-if put upon the block and offered at pub
lie auction Tomorrow in the political shambles,
would not sell for enough to relieve the meanest
beggar of his rags. There never was party go
low in the estimation, and 30 high in the contempt
Of the world, as know nothingism. Even its own
Iesders-the men whom the poor thing has honor
ed with ovations-disclsim, while accepting its
honors, ever to have been of its sworn members.
Under the assumed cognomen of "Old line wings"
meetings and conventions have been gotten up by
some with hope of escaping the odium of their
real NAME But all will not do. In another gen.
Grafton men will use it a term of reproach, and
history will record its advent and decline as an in
struetive moral to those that are to succeed u.s.
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GOV. A H. REEDER-NoRTHAMPT TON COUNTY.

GOV. A. H. REEDER-NORTHAMP TON COUNTY.
Amongst the many gratifying results of the late
election in Pennsylvania, there is none more
grateful to the demo cracy, or instructive in its
character, than the vote Of Northampton county.
Gov. A. H, REEDER had been for many years the
fGyorite of the Northampton democracy and had
served them in responsible stations. he was
also the ardent friend of JAMES BUCHANAN and
earnestly sought his nomination fer the Presiden-
cy for many years before it was finally accom-
plished. In an evil hour fo- the country and for
his own fame Gov. REEDER was appointed Gov
ernor of Kansas. Burning with an unquenchable
thirst of gain, and forgetfu of his high station, he
became implicated il fraudulent specuations in
the lands of Kansas, and then threw himself bold
ly into the hands of the AbolitioDists in order to
cover up the iufamy Of his course by the smoke
OF freesoil patriotism. For many months be tried
to make up an issue with Gen'l PIERCE alone and
retain his position with the democratic party;
but finding no response from bis former friends,
and sinking deeper still into the abyss of iufamy,
be finally threw of sl disguise and openly took
the field in Northampton county against bis for.
ner friend and fsvorite, JAMES BUCHANAN. With
no cause of complaint against Mr.. BUCHANAN, or
any change Of principle in the democratic party,
Gov. REEDER became the embittered opponent of
our candidates and sought to work out his private
malice against Mr.. PIERCE by planting dagger in
the bosom of his own personal friend and cham
pion. The democracy of Northampton county
were earnestly appealed to by the traitor to
avenge bis supposed wrongs by desertion of the
of democracy and that OF their favorite son.
The sbolitiOnists every where proclaimed that
Northampton would revenge his Losses and gloated
over their supposed gain in the 10th Legion of
Democracy. The election day is past and instead
of loss there is gain of 900 votes to the Denoc.
ra2y IN Northampton county. She no,o rolls up
1900 mqjorityl
What rebuke to desertersI What noble
illustration of the adherence of the Democrats TO
their principles This lesson will long be remem-
bsred in Pennsylvania, and if we mistake not the
signs of the times, Tennessee will soon administer
similar rebuke and furnish another warning to
those who let private griefs make them forgstful
of public duties.
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"B- Major Hsnley, one of the best known
citizens OF Jesssmne county, was stopped the
other day in Fayette by patriotic know nothings,
because he had black carpet bag. The editor of
the Journal has made asses of his party all over
the State Those not in the trick take it all as go.
rious, and proceed, fool like to act upon it"-LOu
Democrat.
Another one of the good citizens of Kentucky,
a prominent member of the know nothing party.
in coming to this city few days slice, got out of
the stage at one of the towns while the horses
were being changed. and passed through some of
the streets in search of 8 gentleman with whom he
had business. His carpet bag happened TO be a
black one, which be took with him, containing
some papers He soon sttrscted attention, and
the cry of "hustle him out" reached him on every
side. Changing his course he struck q tea line
for the stage, where he was able to make proof
that he was not an enemy in disguise. 49,
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Claimed by the Atlas.
Extent of disappointment,

Extent of disappointment, 50
The Atlas predicted "a majority of SO for the op-
position in the next Congress-, which will stand as
firm as rock against governmental aggression
upon northern rights" How handsomely has its
poisoned chalice been ended to its own lipsl
The political element of Sc bleeding Kansas
seems to be dying OUTPUT we are daily expect
ing new batch of horribles from Chicago, or
thereabouts, expressly manufactured TO suit the
eve of the election.
You cannot imagine the desperate fury with
which wild fnsticsm is raging in the puritancal
regions of New England. have already told
you of the descent of political priests from the
pulpit to the stump. have yet to tell you that
they do not even descend from the pulpit as the
election approaches, but utter their blasphemy to
the congregations directly from the sacred desk
Another shall give you specimen:
I "PULPIT PoLITIcs-BLAsPaEMoUs LAHGUAGE.-It
is one of the evils of the system of pulpit politics
now largely followed in many of the tree States
that 1t produces q want of all respect among the
people for the cergymsn's Office itself. The pros
titution of the pulpit to the uses of political
rostrum, after the manner of the Reverend Rife
Beecher aud others, is producing more real inf
deity in the land than all the writings of Paine
and Hume. We have given many samples of the
violent and improper language used by these rife
clergymen and among them is one from the Rev
John Lamb, of Mount Vernon, Ohio, black re-.
publican minister. who said in his pulpit that ''any
man acho a0iH stand upon the Cincinnati PLATFORM
his face and heart are black as hell and dQ1lna
ltion. "-Hartord Times.
1t is painful to put their blsspemous language in
Print--even the ready hand recoi's in writing it.
And such is the opposition to the democracy OF the
northern States
As was expected Gen. Walker is perfectly TIL
unptant in Nicaragua. You have, no doubt, al
ready seen the good news via New Orleans. 1t
were folly to doubt his early succt So in everything
that he undertakes. The successful results of his
late battles at Messsya and Grenada were received
here this morning with the greatest enthusiasm, fer
they are evidently Of decisivs character. The
Texas" leaVes this port sgain for San Juan on
Saturday. ENUcFAw
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An OUTRAGE UPON ORPHAEs.-Ou the evening
of Wednesday last at the close of the election,
we learn that band of know-nothing desperadoes
marched down Franklin street for the purpose OF
congrstulsting their candidate upon bis unworthy
triumph. After reaching their destination, and
finding themselves opposite the Female Orphan
Asylum the intolerance of their dispositions found
vent in q most outrageous attack upon the home
of these parentless children. Firearms were dis
charged at the building, and the front door yet
shows the marks of the bullets aimed at the help
less innocents Such conduct is truly unworthy
of civilized or even semi-bsrbarous community.
Baltimore Republican Oct. 10.
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BH- Our neighbors of the Patriot think that
we should not have commented on the distur-
Dances ct our meeting on Saturday night, without
first rebukng our own party friends who are said to
have "booted at and Kissed" the recent procession
of our opponents. We assure our neighbors that
we should have done so, with the utmost freedom,
if we had been advised of any such conduct We
deprecste such wrong and iliiberality as much in
one party as another. We believe in every man
and every party having their rights, and it is the
duty cf every good citizen to use his influence to
that end. We ask nothing for ourselves that we
would not have, fully and freely, accorded to
others
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What October has brought forth!
GRAND SUMMING OF RESULTS,


We have carried Pennsylvania.
We have carried Indiana.
We have carried Florida.
We have elected a Democratic
Legislature in Pennsylvania. T
We have gained nine members of
Congress in Pennsylvania.
We have gained four members of
Congress in Indiana.
We have gained eight members of
Congress in Ohio.
We have secured United States
Senator in Pennsylvania.
We have secured two United
States Senators in Indiana.
We have gained a majority in the
next House of Representatives.
We have decided the result of the
next Presidential election.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 80, 1855.
TENNESSEE AGAINST KENTUCKY.

Our friend HARVEY of the Louisville Democrat
has made the boast that Kentucky will give a
larger majority for Buchanan than Tennessee. We
do not doubt that the majority of our gallant sister
State will be large for the democracy and in favor
of sound principles, but we are willing to cover
the head of our Co-laborer of the Democrat with
the finest hat our city can afford if his prediction
as to the msorities is right, and shall expect one
for ourselves if Tennessee beats him. What say
YOU neighbor?