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STEAMBOAT Rorrr. The attention Of the
public who are interested in the prosperity
u this place is directed to the notice Of a
public lecture in Central Hall, this even
ing. The proposition is TO raise in thi,
way sum sufficient to pay portion Of the
expenses Of bringing boat here with view
Of establishing . steamboat line between
this place and Boston. The originators Of
this enterprise are willing to make the e1-
pertinent, and IL matters are such as they
have been represented to US, they should re
ecivc every encouragement from our citizens
Of both places. Let the Hall be filed.
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"L.Ss's ARrr."-The following, from
the New York Tribune, gives in brief the
slcarcst explanation We have seen Of the re
cent transactions in Kansas
Lanes "army," the approach Of which
toward Kansas, through Iowa, produceC
such an excitement among the Border Ruff
fans, who had closed the entrance into Kan
sas through Missouri, was nothing but q
party Of emigrants attempting to make thei
way into Kansas, with the intention OF co
tablishing themselves there ~ bona fde set
tiers. They were made up partly Of fani
lies from Indiana and partly OF three com
panies-two from Massachusetts, and on,
FROM Chicago-which had been stopped anC
robbed imam attempt W pass through Mis-
souri,, and compelled to retracc their steps
They numbered, all told, three hundred and
twenty four men ami sixty women and chll
dren. and instead Of being, IS the Bordet
Rutban telegraphic reports have describes
them, set Of desperate blackguards, Thieves
and robbers, like the Georgia and South
Carolina companies, they were highly re
spectacle people, who went out ~ settle, no
w fight, and who carried arms solely fol
ssli defence. Alter having stopped for som'
time ON the banks Of the Missouri, in appre
tension Of attempts 10 intercept them, the,
crossed through Nebraska and Kansas, NJ
escort Of mounted man having been sen
from Topeka and Lawrence to cover then
advance. Two miles inside the Kansl
boundary, and about seyenty-two from To
peka, having found fine situation, will
coal and lin .stone, they left sixty mon tC
found town, to which they gave the eI
pressiye name Of Plymouth. significant o
the 6rst introduction Of civilization into tina
hlrbarous region. Twelve miles further oI
they left ffty-seyen men TO establish anothe
town, to which they gave the no less siguih
can't name Of Lexington; and fifteen mile
further ona third detachment Was left to
builda town called Concord. The rest pro
ceeded ON furty-fye miles further 10 Topeka
which they reached ON the llth, just in tim
" aid their FREQ State brethren in breaking
up no Ices than three fortified camps Of rob
bers and horse-thieves, by which, durinI
the whole summer, the neighborhood Q
Lawrence has been infested. The free Stat
men were completely successful in all thos
operations. With daring courage they ut
tackled the snemy's fortified posts, captures
. cannon, lafse number Of arms, and sew
eral prisoners, putting the marauders b
whom they had been harasssd to fight, an
the United States troops not interfering
ended by formal treaty with Gov. Shar
non, by which they recovered the canno
carried of from Lawrence when il w
sacked, and procured the Discharged seyel
nj Of their men who had been arrested.
This Is the basis Of all the late stories ,
bout the attack on Lccompton and the n
lease Of Gov. Robinson and the other trc'
son prisoners. The Misourians are music
ing in force, with new threats to e1termir
ate the free State settlers but now that tt
free State men have learned to Eight IN
feel at liberty to do %, we have very lit
fear Of any serious attack upon them, 8
least while the dragons preserve their pres
snt neutrality.
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WORTH ksOwISG. Prof Wood, whose nd.
ycrtiseuuen, will be found Ia another column, has
discovered remedy for the gray and bald, which
j. nj once practicable aud cheap. II rquirrs no
dyelng, no wig, nor extruordinsfy trouble. There
can be no doubt Whatever Of It's efficacy. We
have seen testimonials almost without ndmber.
aud from men VI great Intelligence, high stand.
ing and moral worth.
Those who have been bald for years are now
younger than they did six months ago AZ IN
inosl cases gray hairs aud bald heads are both
premature and unnatural, IL is y duty 10 remedy
them by the natural aud undoubted means which
Prof Wood has invented aud now kindly oilers
To the afflicted. Read his advertisement, Try his
wonderful remedy, and give the Professor new
acknowledgements IYhig 4w33
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

Tue subscriber Offers Or sale his ususs The HILLS
| raj In Biidefri, about miles hon the business
part ofthe city. The house l. sory, AMI has "a
M connectinz tbs II ue uiih the Stable. In eonnec'
den uth fruit trces.
Buiainss new ami In good repair. The house yin -
comnoiatr tvo families.
This propry IL Sderei bs sale very log, and persons
sishine 10 purchase can do 81 great bargain and
vii Be Allss~i time br pavm N by gviaf cool secur.
". Enquire u The Subscriber % tn. premises.
CHARLES II. R0BsRrS.
B,adsisrd, sspl 10. lsss. sssr'
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Tho Evil and it, Remedy.

The last number Of the San Francisco Pa
ci6c, thus portrays the condition Of society
in California, and shows the necessity OF the
revolution now in progress;
"Tbe people are partly at fault in regard
70 the evils upon which We have fallen
They have been guilty Of criminal indider-
snce ~ to ,he political wants Of the State
indifference To the moral qualifications OF
candidates for their suHages; W the i'm
moral practices prevalent among Themselves,
and TO all the great and permanent interests
Of the country. Forgetful Of God, OF righte-
ousness and OF mutual responsibilities, they
have sold themselves into the hands OF rulers
most Of whom are destitute Of principle and
now are reaping the fruits Of their own neg
lect. Gamblers, swsarep, druntards, keep
srs Of mistrcsses, frsquenters OF abandoned
houses, and despiscrs Of the hard toiling Ia
borvr, have applied for Office, and being the
most active, have drawn after them the
crowds enticed with the intoxicating bowl
and with appeals to low prejudices. and have
secured their election to high positions Of
trust. while few people cared for it. From
the time when we saw, in 40, the present
Senator Of California, haranguins. for poli.-
ical ends, vast assemblage upon the holy
Sabbath, and catering to their degraded APP
pet,tes with Intoxicating liquors, We felt that
the faults of the people would be visited up
on shsm in horrors.
They have partly come; every thinking
man irsmbles a. be inquiries, What shall
~ ,he end OF these thingsf With our eitio
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, loc'
| ted In Biddeford, Me, about two mlles FROM
the Falls, and about three miles from the So.
Shore Said farm contains between iweniy'hv'
To thirty ucres Of land, well fenced, principally
with stone wall, and Is well adapted 10 the par
poses 1t iiIIage, ani Is fne aud he"lihinl sina
lion. There is a large orchard on the farm also,
well olrxrclrn, water. cluse To the buildings
The buildings consist Of a two story house, aud
an ell Connected with II also, Shed, GOOD
Barn, recently new. all VI which are IN good re
pair The Sub.c ibcr shing 10 dispose OF ihls
farm will sell on very favo able terms To an, VIII"
may desire Ia purchase. Further information ~.
speciing the larIn can he obtained by lnqninng 81
the subscriber, Green Street, BridelorJ, Me.
WALTER BERRY.
BiddeforJ, August, 1856 is'
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
and Tor the County Of York, on the first Mon.
day OF September, IN the year u our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred aud fily.,iI, by he
Honorable Joseph T Nye Judge Of sand Court:
GEORGEH ADAMS, Guardian Of John Gray.
~ VI Bldieiord, in said county, sPendlhriil,
having presented his second account VI Guard.
ianship OF his said ward Tor allowance
ORpEEED, That the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 he published three weeks successyely IN
the Union aud Eastern journal, printed II, Bidde'
ford, IN said cou1ly, that they may appear at u
Probate Court 10 he held at Alfred, IN sand county,
on the first Monday Of October next, ut ten Of 'he
clock on the forenoon and shew cause, II any they
have, Why the same should not be allowed.
81 Attest, JOSHUA ilvRRicK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA ilERRicK, Register.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
Maine elects united Republican Delega

ton to the next Congress as follows:
In the first district Hon. .ohn NJ. woad
10 elected over his competitor, Hon. josiah
$. Little, BY = ma Irity Of about fifteen
hundred.
In the second district Charles J. Gilman,
Esq., 10 elected over Mr.. Pillsbury, the
nominee Of the democrats and straight wings,
by . majority Of upwards Of 1000.
In the third district Nehemiah Abbot,
the Republican candidate, is elected over
Henry Ingalls, by majority Of more than
22DO.
In tho fourth district Hon. Freeman IL.
Morse is elected over Hon. David Bronson,
the candidate Of the straight wings and
democrats, by majority which can only DO
rcckoned by thousands.
In the 9Th district Hon. Israel WASH
burn, Jr., Is elected over Abraham Sanborn
by q majority Of 5000. Mr.. Sanborn WAS
the candidate Of the Buchaneers.
In the sixth district Hon. 5. c. Foster,
:hc republican candidate, Is elected BY ma
jority Of twelve hundred ouer Arno wiswell,
EAo,
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
vDR, s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERR

~DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BlrTERS 10 the best medicine ever used
for Spring and Summer Complaints. II has been
more literally pa,ronizcd than any other ever es.
tablishe.l in this county 1t is the same Richard.
sons Bit,ers which has restored So many invslids
to health throughout the New England States
during the past thirty years.
Ne Beware Of limitations called Sherry
Wine Bilep. The genuine have lac .linlie oi
my signature upon the outer envelope. For sale
by Druggists everywhere, and al my Office, No
81, Hanover street, Boston. 3m33
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED.

NIIR undersigned having obtained many yeas since,
i iron the Indians knovi-d.e Of remedy for Can
GERS AMI which he has trste In about hundred and
dy cases, tnecting permanent In all cases where
he has given the least encourAgme in the beginning
rh.rvrv having tested ts p'wer and becon. fully con-
WINGED Of he efficacy In the % CAncers he 10 pre-.
pared 10 say all persons sictei With cancers In any
part OF the holy that he can extract t.em In rsasons-
he length Of Tune. with but little PAIN and Go reason
able CO ml-nsAtlou Ne will rerraaf Q curr In such
a. he gives assurance, or No pay Post once i'd
drsss, kaa stAndish.
SOLOMON LOMBARD.
stsndish, Sept. 10Th, 1853.
This may certify that Ihsv. witnessed The eteacy Of
Mr.. LombAris CAncer remedy. and DO NOT hesitate 10
ssy thai viii rsct cure 10 all cases where its appli.
cation has not been too long delayed. and the whole
systsm Iois,osi with the cancerous vinis. II Il fsr
oerain than the Of the tne. q extracts the
disease entire, ssavins no trace 81 n behind.
JAMES u. BCzzELL, N. D.,
INT Of Surgery in the Eelsssie Nsdie.i College, oil
Philadelphia. -
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Special Notice.

II gives us great pleasure TO call the attention
Of the public to Dr.. Bailey's Alternative Syrup,
which is advertised il. this paper He has recent.
ly supplied himself with iresh stock Of medl.
cine', which goes into its manufacture; % that
the multiiudes who have been long waiting, can
be furnished. We believe il to be an invslIab!s
Aiiodiivs, aud would recommend il TO the conf.
deuce Of our readers. %
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UxrARr,S ArrurSAL CoSvKSr,oy.-Ths
usual autnmnal convention Of the Unitari-
ans will this year DO held at Bangor Maine,
beginning October lith, (raesday) and
lasting three days. The railroad tickets
from Boston and Portland will probably be
at reduced price to those attending the
Convention. The Committee of the Units-
rian Church in Bangor extend a cordial
ana earnest invitation to their friends. Ear
and near, to share IN the Inequalities Of the
OCCASION.
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The Great Eavllsh Remedy-Sir Jasae,
ClaHkc.a Cele krnl ted Eemnlc Pllls.

The Great EuHt'sh Remedy-Str James
Ciarke's Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared nom prescription Of Sir james CLARKE, NJ.
o., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This hvAi.
liable medicine h unlns In the cure % all tho.e palm
l and dangerous diseases incident the female consi-
tuiion.
II moiera,es all excess, all distractions and
brings the msnthly period with regularity. These
pills should be used tvo three weeks previous to
nnemeut they tcr,iy the constitution and esss the
,asring during labor, enabling the mother to pc rfOm
her duties With sAfety TO herself and child
Thsss pills should not be taken By females during the
ant ,hrve months Of presnAney, az they are sure To
bring on miscarriage, bat At any other time they arr
sAs.
In all Of nervous and spinal arectiOns, pain Ia
the back and limbs, heaviness, htisus on slight eIsr
iicn pApiaton % the heart lovness q Spirits hyssr
es alex hesiaehs, whites, and all the painful diseases
cecasionsi By adlsorisred system, these pla v eee
cure vhsn all other means Fave failed, and although
powerful remedy. do not eoutAln hon, Cal mel, anms
ny. % any other mineral.
Pull dirvctious accompanying each I.setsss. Price
| In the United States and Canada, one dollar.
sole agents Cor this country, I. @. BALDWIN Co.
Rochester, n. r. rUIrLE L NOS 6, Auburn, n. Y.
General Agents.
authorized Agsp. s INSURE eosiIs 81 The pills BY ~
| turn mall.
Voc sails uhoieshe and retail, By d. L. Mitchell, saeo
VI druggists geusrsiiy.
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MOSQUITOES We are informed tina, an anti.
do,e for the poison OF these and other annoying
insects has been iounj IN the Ha!liHoH, or ORIENT
Water. prepared by Messrs. JOssrH BURNETT S
Co. This preparation con,.ins peculiar property,
whch will, |, is said, instantly neutraliIe the
poison aud allay the inflammation caused by bites
aud siings OF insects.-BssioH Journal
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-
Lightning Rods.

THE subscriber has the exclusive right " make and
| sell IN the County OF York.
Otis Improved Patent Insulated Lightning hods'
he only roi that ean BE- rdrranfsd 10 gire an de'o
'af, protection Of Llft and Property dga,nH
u Is nov engaged In pstilgg them up
hrough this county Order. made to the In person, 90
rrc-ised bg Me.srs Ce.ve- kinh., gill receive In.
mediate attention. DANIEL l.. ToPPAN,
BId,Ieford, June II, 1850. 2W
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MISS =. A. LOWELL.

MOULD respectfully announce to her customer and
w the public hat she has reopenei her store, and
10 receiving neg goods from the Latest importstions
which u be sold usual ~ the lowest prices possible
Having secured the assistance OF Miss uldah Dat
ton the veil knosn and popular nilliner she hopes by
renewed exsrtsns TO give Satisfaction merit contin.
Of the patronage shs has hitherto 80 literally
eeivvd.
saeo, Sept. Q, 1885. u3I
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house FOR SALE.

ME subscriber Offers Cor sal, hs house, situated on
| Pleasant street, -acO sslt house u txo st0r'ei,
IN |. 20 by q. a1d E commented with u. one story
and half Ia ny 10. There {. aso stable, ani good
,arien. The buildings are newly and veil built, COZ.
,,nlenty arranged anil la good repair. Awsll 81 god
eater on the premises. lqury eau b. made To iafhst
Information of Thomas sasysr, the .,m" stfs.t
". II. WATSON.
saco, August IL 1855. 3ssS'
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FARM FOR SAFE,

THE subscrt-er Offers for ssie-he hrn which he
| nov lives, situsted on the Pool Road In .Siddehrd
about miles n the Falls. Said faru conta Us Abou!
so acres suitably divided into nllars, Psstu re ana
Wool Land. II cuts % the average, about Is ms
good English hay, about - acres Of The same 10 Vel
wooded with Pine timber. The farm 10 ai.o vel
wstersd. There IL on the same . good barn IS Z ~
feet.
The above viii he sold together In lots to suit pur-
ehasers Any person Wishing ~ purchase such farm
10 respectfully invited TO view the same.
Terms easy. and mae known on application to the
subscriber on the premises.
JOHN r. EMERY.
Biddeford, Sept. Il, 1859. yJu
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

nIE subscriber offers Cor sale the large two story dou.
Bile tenement house, situated on south - now oc-
eupeJ BY Jonathan Tuck, Eco. and Vim. p. l. 8. Cow
an generally kno~n a. the Sinclair House. Also, the
House on the Corner Of south and Main streets
Por temappy 10 the subscriber at the corner II south
and Main Streets, orsts. ". r. Co. Machine shop
36,f JAMES N. ADAMS.
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For Sale.

A SPLENDID Mich Gov, with her heiisr CALI .
\ weeks old, very handsome and large. The Gov 70
y-ars oli perfrctly Kind and gentle. and Without
fault She IL great mixer And on proper bod, WI
give 20 quarts Of god milk . day. VINE nes,ue;
Win engage TO give the purchaser ss for The Cs shen
u u year oil. J. ". LANupON.
kennebankpoSt, Sept Q, 1859. 3vsI
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NO CURE, NO PAY.

Messrs. &. II. Kent & Co, Lawrence, Mass
Warrant, Il cure Of Sab Rheum, Scald Head, Can
GERS, Bakers Pitch, &c, by using the GESuiss
hLLIrp OINTMENT AND HuSoR SyRuP, prepared
by them. In case Of failure they pledge ihein'
selves To refund tina money 10 customers that pur'
chase direct Of them for their own use.
DR. J. Sawyer, BIddeford, DR.. j. A, Berry, Sa'
CO, have the medicine loo sale. Slu
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"Krxp o. GN OR Why don't you
haul down that Patten Gag ,.,-Aid Re
publican to .. Straight Wing" yesterday
forming. "HAvn's got strcns,h this morn
-, !" wss the vply.-Perfissd Ads~hs~.
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N q + &c Il Z,

THE subscriber having sold hi. stock OF Day
| Goods, and leased hi. sIore to l. u. Banks,
!, under the Necessity of cslns upon all persons
Indebted to him by note or account, TO pay the
.slne without delay The accounts eau be settled
:, the old stand I'LL Sep,e'nhcr goth. ,,,,
T. II. &. HOOPER.
Biddeford. Aug. 9 Va, 1856 "
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w. n. JORDAN,
DENTIST.
Once Ne. o, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty 81. Bddeford

u Old Father Time, the parent Of bright eyed unsh
10 daily developing nev es and theories, out amons
his numerous progeny fact 10 more neontesps 'nAn
than that the success attending the Introduction OF
W. Stones Liquid Catharte and Family Phys 70 ahe
pubc use 10 utterly With ut parallel Those families
which hsve made the most thorough trial OF ts merits
are oudes and most enthusiastic In their encomiums OF
its virtues. II simlrably meets want long eiPerenoeu
by ali cla.,e, Of pTrsons and 10 rapidly gaining that
confidence which It so richly deserves.-LoUsW Cow
risr.
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AnIbr0typc Rooms.
70. 6 Central Bleck, B:ddcfOrd,

THE Suhscribrr having purchased The righi for
J. Cutting, paicni Ambroiypes 10 Blddeioni,
.as h'l,d up his Room. IN such manner that 10
- ial!y prepared To take these beautiful aud en-.
lurng picture. on GLASS, IA the most perfect
manner. Dsgncueo'yprs also executed in The
,i,s, p.r,tc manner and .old very CHEAP The
public ate invited Z" call "nd examine specimens
u The BlddciofJ AmbrJ,y pc Gallery.
l.. H. MCKINNEY.
Bidieford, March, 1856. tla
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FREcKL.s OF all the effects that exposure o.
the skin to the air or sun produces the most disa'
preeable is called ir-ckles, or tan. spread over
the entire surface oi the parts exposed, Is called
tau IL scattered at intervals, frrckles. TIE hnes'
akIns are most subject ~ them.
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Tue kaLisioA, o, O1isat Water. prepared by
JasEpH BuRSErr * Co, rsnout s,f eel, Boston,
contains a pevuiisr euasive property which Will
geaersiy remove these isssreeablc stains, II Is
at the sane time perfectly harmless, ailays all
tendency TO inasmmali..a, aud rendsrs the com.
plsxioa clear aud beautiful, Tue ksllision 10 isr
sals BY oil druggists.
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LAND FOR SALEi

acres of ecoi tlage Land.
. do 20 Wool LAn4l.
0 do of Pasturing Land.
-Ssits.iet Opposite Lover Congregational " essins
House In hiidsf1rd. Hnqulre::of RICHARD BET. ks-
Ss3i
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SALE AT AUCTION
HOUSE LOTS
Postponed
TO SATURDAY, SEPT. is,h,
assl..sE


Lot Of Land on Pool Street, adjoining land OF Mcssrs
"A RuruhAm and smith, measuring 8; feet ff,nt, by "
feet dep. This lot .n.ssh to slos Of esdins
soubl, bous ), or block Of three tsnements The 81.
,v.,.i r,,.tIon sxcellrnt neixhborhood, make h us
vo,tby the attention Of any one intending {, bai!i.
Ala. too I1ts on bacon and fmesy streets, neu IA
isni Of Arssrs Mason and Sags These Its msAsurr
IS Ia feet oa R~eoo Street, and run hack 81 feet A.
s.~s Tor small houses they are not surpassed BY any In
the city. -
iot measures 81 Le~t front by abu 81 fet deep Tn,
pro.,~etye value 10 this land ~ll make inSestsr,i
In il pr, nlshl. aud psr'ectly safe.
Ii..,. bouse ahi ot corner % li and Liberty Street..
rb. Ia. measures 70 frt Liberty slret, and IL Re
on lin ssr,rt The nezrlss Of this lot to the bust
prss portions Of the tuo pl Ito adaptation IN bald
ios or mechanical PURPOSES coAmepd 10 10 The atrn-
lion Of purchasers of real estate.
The house accommodates three families, and 10 veil
rented.
ODER II for sale In good faith They desire to cell The
wh le without reserve
The trim, % payment liberal and male known ut the
time ami place ~ sale. 7. X. LANE, Auetirnee
Dlddeford. August 9th, 1855. :sss