The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-04-11
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=, IN, philadelpbia Convention, has gone
~ >, c;vs n l;,,l, attention 10 his private
.e,irs Hear the moving appeal that he
n,ls. N hi. subscribers.
Baovs,ow TO HIS OLD CrsroaERs. Now
wa IN, Variable editor of this paper, on
,h;s o. If February. 1856, in the 10Th year
or American Independence. and being Of
IT,, 40. ID ;..ps ,b;. our Official Dun
Mn, Proclamation, Hear n. Cor our debts
"a, the sake Of our pecessities-and as a
mean, Of easing YOUR own guilty consci-
.nccs, For the first Eve wears of the Wing
n, mi. Mace and for several wears at Jones'
h,ro, ,oanv or Won owe us. Others Of you
owe Ms Cor one. two. three, and four years,
n, both nIaees Altogether. YOU owe us
more than we are owing in this world.
We have sold out our entire Office, and
now edi. the paper for very moderate sala-
nv. II Is time we were paid up what old,
outstanding, and scattering debts arc due
us, and they are numerous. We have been
patient, 10 these many years, and indul-
gent to fault; and now, We should not
make this call, caring but little for money,
while our creditors who are eternally alter
US, seem to think that money is essential to
salvation
As many Of you as will enclose to uswhat
you owe US justly, We will credit you ON our
books, and write opposite your names that
you are gentlemen aud Christians. Those
Of you who can't pay and WILL write 70 US
acknowledging your indebtedness We Will
record as clever fellows; and those oil you
who will not do either we will publish this
spring in an extra sheet, as set oil grace
less rascals, unwilling to have poor man
labor for you for years for nothing, and pay
for paper, ink, and tho hire oil hands, 10
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ErBALxISo wmx. The following Curl
Gus circumstance is Just now creating some
mcrrimcut in commercial circles. A Yam
kcc captain, whose cargo was consigned to
AIcssrs. Barring 4 Co., had the misfortune
to lose his wife,who was ON board with him
on the voyage, and being reluctant to throw
the body overheard, resolved upon bringing
her to England, there to receive proper sep
ul'ure' a portion Oh MS cargo was OIL oi
Cinnamon lhe captain TOOK q suneleh'
quantity anu placing the BODY IN H. mus
eiiectually embaimed 1t Tor the remainder oil
the voyage On arriving at the port oil Lon
don, tho Yankee captain called upon tho
parties to whom the oil was consigned ana
requested 10 Know how much nc was 10 pay
Tor the quantity oil oil no had used lie
or,b, oil nu.,l was coca and ,b,. IA
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is reported, have satisfied the owners. The
custom authorities, having been mads ac-
quainted with the circumstances, refused to
allow the cinnamon oil to be landed. The
Yankee captain will have to take the oil
back to America, and there dispose of it,
The oil Is used for aavoring pics, pastry and
pssfumcry. - London Nscs.
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ons of tho New York Courts were preparing
themselves to make long speeches upon a
question Of costs, few days ago. The
Judge stopped them at the beginning, and
asked the amount of tho controversy, and
on learning that il was only two dollars,
took out his wallet, paid the amount. and
oru'red tho clerk 70 call inc next case
Ioosr U,nrrs. 4 CLERGYMAN WIS ecnsur.
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