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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-26
GBt 3ailg! Comet.
BATON RotJ az ~ tJNE q, 1850.

80 -,
BATON RotJ0 ~ UNE q, 1850.
Z 0-Ths Masonic = ratssnisy of 1hi.
lily. hsvs closed ! leass With Capt.
". =. Tannard. for the third story Of
~ lArss and oonmodious new brick
bsiAing. o. The corner II Main and
Church strsst L The design ofthe
hAasraity y 4 Up their now Hall. ID
aGsaasspeassd styls Of m,gnifcencs.
-1Aesesn y abestoo By 90 ssst, with
: silllg u tsss higb. Il = now be-
r. md p expressly for che Lodge.
~ Ola FsllovA have enlarged
sAsir foon on Church street, to meet
~ issrsa1ine dsnaads on The order
e. adnidsios, into IL honorable ranks
I soolivsd from Philadslphia. !
Nv d1vs 80, : Nslodsan, 70 aid The
Sinossaavs ceremonies d sonssring de-
-. The two orders. arc in :
AslllAy and AosriShing condition. in
- City. Coed /; tras practical
slltl1ti 1alty sach = = wanted IN the
working day world, viii nsver entirely
= svay. - long = thess two orders
sdi1k Nothine, now. can svsr put out
tAsis light, BIT ! great moral earth.
esal6. % submurgs what little good
~ = 4 ~ world.
ID ens1i1S JonIs, HAs coMs 70 1rrs
AsAlx n lumoss - telegraph and
slhsevtss IRON KAassA nast b taken
~ sasdry grains q allowances. Il
~ = rSnsnbsrsd that ~ hsvs
- tWies deceived into Tie belief that
ehssi4 Jonss, ~ dad. The Ast
- - urots ! handsome obituary
- ~; aeaaine ninutsly and partic.
1lafly ths manner II which be came
. 10 end. We were mortified 70
hays 70 take il Ill back - unfounded
Jones, ssss not killed BY : mob
Aiter that. We gave currency to a re-
port by telegraph, that he had died
Il . slow dropsy, at the Pleasant Jones'
place, near Passmiquaddy. Such now
turns out to be not fact. There is
no such place in Kansas maps. We
ssn ny now, on reliable authority,
that Jones, has gone into the fruit
business, near Leavenworth, with . !
= hattsring prospect Of good crop.
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New and Popular Music,
TINE Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy !:
: Bell Brandon; Don't be angry Mother !;
Norma March; Serenade March; 'Tie
Midnight Hour; When The mooa On the
lake is beaming Aurora Callopads; 3.
Lutte a 10 France Willie We have missed
you; and Shanghai Polka, inst rseeived
and for sale by GEO. N. BERGMAN
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sch in the U. a s.nA,. ri. .e.,IeO-

s,ar.i In speech In the o. & Senate thl. session
.rhat men have no right to VOTE unless they are
M. .es.ed q property required hy the CONSTRUCTS
ef sputh CarOHhA. rhxre 10 man can vote unless hs
owns tea negroes, real estate 10 the ralas ~ "a
fAOusaad dollars"
An this Is the dcetrins rhiSh .pencsraey," so
called woah INTRODUCES In Maine.
JAMES BUCHANAN, the Presidential candidate o.
tn men and Of the party Who hold these OiOa' 'ss'
Advocated the doctrine In the u s. Senate Of reducing
,r- " ACES % AMERICAN OPERATIVES and La
BOgER- h the EsroPsS- 'iaada,d Which 10 kn0sn
70 b. bout rgs cE>rs A DAY. What . o. eaoii
da,, ar. buchanan Is f6' thee who would make
aHITE NsN .!Grs'!
JDlIN c FREMONT, the true Republican and
tue %. ~ seraf ~ho has s'rksl his own way fOm pow
~ ta .5,,sss pays the ho~ing high tribute to ths
dl,,,.y n FREE OR AL ye. his enemies have tbs
ms1nnc., !. r.erI that he Is slavv-ho 'sr. Co.. fw
man, Hsrsr ownr' i",lar In human nssh. Hear vhAl
b. say. about ..ftss labor"
sFREg LABOR -lhs natural capital which consti
turs the real csdi ~ this great country, and c. ste'
tha, iatskgsat BOrsr ia tie MASSES alpne 20 Be re-
lied on as me bulwark q FREE INSTITUTIONS.
HANNIBAL HAMLlN is The Represen'
tatIyn aud Advocate Of the extension oil
FREE LABOR
SAMUEL WELLS is the Representative
ani Advocate VI the eSteusiJn VI SLAVE
LABOR
FL, which will you cas-, your votes, Free
men OF Maine
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A Turkish Beauty.

| enjoyed the pleasure this morning of being
introduced to very handsome Turkish Ia.
dy, in order to give me an opportunity of
witnoSsinga perfect specimen of Oriental
beauty. After a good deal Of persuasion
she allowed me to copy her profile. Her
eyes aud eye.lashes were intensely black,
though | suspect the latter were stained
with deeper dye than the natural one
Her complexion was beautifully fair, with
the slightest tinee of carnatiou suiTused
over the cheek. Her lips! swee, lips that
make US Sigh even to have seen such. Her
glossy hair, which was hung with kalem-
kerr or printed handkerchief, representing
whole parterre OF aJwers, fell in loose
curls upon her shoulders, and down er
back. She wore short black velvet jack
ct, embroidered with gold lace; trousers If
sSy blue silk, an under jacket Of pink Grape
and one Of those beautiful transparent shir 5
which rayish the bsholjCr, aud " half re-
veal The charms they fain would hide" A
magnificent Persian shawl encircled her
valet, which, had NATURES own form, never
having been compressed by the cruel bon.
dige of stays. Her feet were in slippers.
and two or three ugly rings dsformed her
white and slender fingers, the nails ofwhich
wers dyed with heuna. Around her neck
she wore double row of pearls from which
hung an amulet. Her skin was very white
and beautiful, the constant use of tho dry
vapJr bath having reduced it to highly
polishod marble, and 1t looked rs glossy and
as cold. She was well pleased with the
drawing | made, and ON rising to go away.
she put on her yellow boots over the beau
tiinl white eot and apkl, which was a sin to
conceal; then donnins her casmack and
cloak, she babe us adieu with grace and
elegance which few English ladies could
equal. No wonder the Turks sigh for Par
aiisc. when they believe heaven to be peo-
pied with hours such as thesc.-Aidjo's ris-
ITO Constanfinople.
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a ANN FASTFRN JOURNAL.9E FRIDA " SEPTEMBER s.
-Four HUNDRED, HOUSE lots
And other Valusblo Real Estste.

ana OLuok bluoUlo 1ool GsboSos
THE following described Real Essis, ,conprs
i iug lioase Lots, and other property, el sibly
situated 10 The villages Of Ssco and Biddsiesd,
,~rms fsvosuhls TO parcha,ers. i''h' '''''
The Houss Lots, about 400 Ia nsmber, are
principally situsted In Saco, between the RairsAd
Oepnts Of Bsdd,ford aud Ssce-a portios VI them
sbcys The Railroad, and . ponioa below, 10, q
pleasant and healthy location, aud commanding
hne view Of both villages They ere sdvsntsee
ousy situated Cor the residence of Per-sus having
business 10 either Ssco % BiddeIo,d, being within
six minuies walk Of Main s,rret and Psppersll
Square. Saeo, and i've miauies walk II the Ne.
chine Shop and Cotton Mn VI The Lacoais, Pep
perrll and Water Power Corporations OF Bidds-
lord. A substantial Bridge, 373 feet loug aud ~
feet wide, resting on granite pef, and with side.
walks has been built across the Saco Hive. thus
connecting the lots with Diddeford, ssd placing
them within three minu,rs' walk Of Smiths Cur
ner. From this bridge q street 10 graded 10 The
Railroad Cruising On Water street, which viii be
extended 70 Buxton Road. O,hsr streets hsvs
been laid out, extending along the msrgis Of The
Saco River, and 10 Wafer street. .s ..Ii. u
The new road recently laid out by ihe County
Commissioners, extending INTO the country from
Ssco, will nirrscct with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bdds
ford. ..... 10 .I#... f..
BESIDES the lot, before mentioned, the propne-
tors have dozen or more house lots foe sale, 90
Springs Island, contiguous 10 The bridge, and
within two minutes walk u the workshops sud
mills on said isiand. 80 4"
They will sell also in lots Of from one = Eve
acres, as may 10 wanted, traoi ~ land sdioining
that which is reserved Tor hosse lots. Ssi1 irsci
consists Of a acres, and Is situated on the West.
ern side of the Railrosd, and runs IN lhs Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lev rods
Of the Saco Depot. ..f. 80. .. ]
Warraniee Deeds will be given Of oil lots Geld
by the proprieiors, A. II. lloyd. 6sss, d. Z.
Son,cs, biddeGOrd; Jo.ephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.. wlllisa r. New.
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and coudiL
IONS, inquire Of U. Z. SoMES, Of Bidisfosd,
agent tor the propiieiOr. Af
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J. W. BOND,
TirIn Of bond L Rlly, Druggists, 81. Paul.
From ns Ediis, sJhs Real Estate Adrerfi'sr'

From ns Ediis, sTtAs Real Estate Adrerfi''r'l
BosrOs, q, School Street, March 10Th, 1888.
DEAR SIR;-llaying becume prematssely quite grey,
was Induced, wcek since, 10 make trial o! yOu'
Restorative. have used less than two eottlrs but the
xrvy hairs have ali Disappeared and although my half
has n.a fully II aimed It's original COLOR yet the process
u change gradually going and am In great hopes
TIA. ia short lime my hair will be as dark AS formerly
have alIs been much gratihrd at the healthy moist
ure nj yigor Of the hair which befVre harsh and
dry, aud Il has ceased " come out As formerly.
Respectfully, yours
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Professor Wood.

CARLYLE, Illinois, June 18th, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative AMI
have admired Ito wonderful effect My hair WAS becom.
Ing, as thought prvmatursy grey, but BY the use Of
his Restorative" has resumed Its original COLOR and
! have no doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator United States.
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ALWAYS SOMETHING new.
Read this, Old and Youus!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
Ell a TF~
RESTOR ALIVE


rs, no doub., ths.mo,t wonderful discovery
hair 10 IL. original color. the head ef1he
most luxu1snt growth, remove, q. once All aAnuIaa
AM itching cure all scroas, and other cutaneous erup
tIon, such as scali head, etc. IL sil cure as oy
magic nervous or periodical headache, mSke the Mar
IN vLs.y and wavy and preserve the color perkcty'
AMI the hair frOm falling. to extreme old age
Tn, following Is from distinguished member OF the
medical profession. ,, ,0,,
PROFESSOR D. J. WOOD -
IE.R rIRt-Un.olicied, send you this certihcate
,f,r being nearly bald for long time, and having s
al the hair resraiiyrs extant and having no failh IN
any I vas induced, on hearing Of yours, tsspSsN
TRIAL I plac,d myself In the hands 81 barrier, ana
hal nv head rubbed with sosi stif brush and the
Restorative then applied and well rubbed In, W hr seap
vas aRiow This repeated every NOR Ing AMI IN three
weeks the young hair appeared aud grew rapidly run
August last tin the present time, and 10 nov thek "sc.
anal ,truns-sft aud pleasant TO the tiuch whereas
before 1t was harsh and wlry, what little there va, o. ~
and that llt e was disappearing 'er' rapmy SUI
use your Restorative abOut twice week, AMI sh'n soon
have good and pe,.eet erpp Of hair. Now had read
OF these thugs-Rnd sho has not but have NOT sen
hitherto any case where any parsons hair was realy
bensntsd by any % the hair toncs etc. " me ana
really gys me pleasure TO pcnrd ihs resuii oi my
experience. have recommended your preparaiion "
others and Il alrvsdy has large and generous SAT-
Throughout the Territory The people here Know US 81.
fects and have co ifdence In It. The supply you sent
M, "a wholesa agent, for the Territory Is neary rx-
haustc, ami daily inquiries are made tor H. fou dc
serve great credit for your discovery AMI Tor one re-
turn you my thanks the benehi Il has done me, tn
certainly had despaired long ago OF ever enecung any
such result Yours, hastily, -, ,oyn
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..r.~l ...S D.s..v. -.--.y .---.ii
"A EmbncatlOn.
ny ,h.u,e NJ one b,,,, ~ p,er,. Healing Ymbrooa.
ID ton IN a,e. sI.soo of Providence. was entirely
cured Of sore lungs, from which be suffered severely
" Il tie hgh'st resp ctability In favor Of Dyer's
Healing Embroca'ion.
DfEKS Healing Emeroestion eurss Eseu% Tsa.,
Cuts, Wounds bruises, srains, Piles, core Lnvs''
meu,asa pu,n,, 1lanips' ossnass, nsu. .. '">'
.. VIZ. So '.''
LIVERY workshop and factory should keep constantly
IL supplied with Dyer's Healing Embrocsiion.
EROsrED aesh, bites Of insects, kc., sssuaged By
II Dyer's Healing Embrocatiou.
CE0 MCBRIDE, of New York, sprained his ankle
VI Dyer's Healing Embrccation cured Il.
ItcIDAcug AMI sea ,lckpes, ,ured nv Divers Iaei.
III ing EmqrOcation.
~ he greatest value p.rtcuiary I'M ca,es Of cramp,
chol q norbus, dysentery, &C.
IosEPii CARR. Of the Providence Tribune was &C.
al yrrvly attacked With cranp ~ his stomach bat kund
imm,ate relief In siugl. dose Of Dy.rs Healing Nm.
brraIhn.
=, SowN 10 be true, that Dyers Healing fabrication
n is,hs best external aud internal remedy ever dis
covered. IN +. NY =. I"T =.
caves no stain upon the dres, or skin con.,an, in
l. its Effects but clean In Its application. Dyss Heal
ing kmbnailon 10 ths admiration VI all who have used
IL. E.-.'s..rr ...
NT0rIlERs and nutses should read carefully the tes.
vi mony of Mrs. H. Wiln.rth, which may be found In
.he pamphlet srSn seeompAh'es psus Healing km-
o'oSauOu. .....
NO family should be Without pyer's Ielng Enb-oca.
~ don.
ONE bottle Of Dysrs Healing EmbrOcaton viii relieve
" an immense amount ofsunsrins ~
DILEs relevei BY tSo applications Of Dyers Healing
i Embrocation
OursrtoN-wh., b, IN. mos, er.c,u., ,ru.t, q,
IL ,h.nr,.,i.m ru,, voana, .n,sin. sn,n' IN
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House Lots for sale.

THOMAS ". PEtI> on has for se House Lots In
/ B,ddrf6rd, on the 5lh,wing streets.
Pike street. Pool st.. llill Of, Oakst, Acorn g., Pine
ST., Hamlet st., Back st, Putvr ST. foss St. Line st.
It. Vernon st., Prospect st., Cottage Ct, Ounea e.,
Birch St. Persons Lane, bradbury ST., AID also sever q
acre Of land prospect st., all VI which ! vii sell
cheap Cor cash approved credit. Please to call on me
before purchasing One small house corner Of Cottage
aud I'M st.. with good Garden spot Price eto) Ons
Double Tenement House, corner II ross aud Porter st.,
Price SEQ. no
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Kennebunkport Drug Store.

uAyING bought the stock aud leased The
H store owned by Thomas Currier, where
intend 10 keep full stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Dye Stuff, Han
Dy.. Periumery, Toilet Articles, Shaker Herbs,
md everything usually found In well regulated
Dug Store. Al.o, Spice, Nuts, Fruit aud Coo.
f.e,ien.ry, Cigars &c. ! shall continue to curry
,ar Nh, J-welry business rs heretofore. ! have
;u.i received u new lot Of Watches, Jewelry,
SILVER Ware, Fancy Goods,. Toys, Accordcons,
ls,oks, Stationery, Articles, DC. 49,.
Having recently made large additions 10 my
.,ock of Tools and materials, uin now prepared
10 do the most dilliculi watch repairing wihou,
The expense and delay uf sending Out OF Town Q.
!. usually done. Also. Clocks, Jewelry, Fans,
Parasols, &c. neatly repaired:
25lf F. 8 BRYANT.
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FISH g. SALT.

EOR thirty years we have given our particular alien
i ton To- the purchase AMI sale Of the above named NJ.
ticl,s, and have recently made arrangements on our
wharf, whereby deliver iodds Of SAIL, With
charge Of truekage. to our Customers WheA par
chased from vessel, government measure viii be given.
Our usual stock 1, as follows
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Torpor Of the Liyer & Bowels.

Reader. Ton are sppeaIedto earnestly Don't
say I'll only eooId believe THE 10 " true. Z
have sous VI the above csnpia,a,s, aud would
take the m~d,cine nj oace if cvuLl ealy hssv
eon6dencs." IT'S TRUE; u 10 ~ hoassi iIsih,
u ever there wss one spoken. Come then, IL yosf
miad 10 irrtsbis, d,-coatsnied, snd gtsomy, ify 700
have eyrrs Collie Pains sfler esiisy yosr kod,
-iIyour body begins 10 ws,ie, NJ your sirrasih
TO fil you, -ify your couniensnce assumes q beg.
gard and sallow aspect, -ifyou have difficulty
10 lying on your len sids,-lfyosr ska 70 Jy ssa
shri'el!ed,-ii you have an sPpeiile weak snt
variable, and perhaps eniinly v.tnyed,-if your
whole system 70 lsnguid, especially during The
process OF digestion, -ifyou have . constant "a
easy feeling in the stomach, why, you have only
. Ct oflNDlGESrlOH! and thee great Biiisrs
are made 10 cnr lndis esiiOn. and they will do 10,
ioo,-upd al iis attendant uls; and while II Sr.i
il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these Troublesome ageau.
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing nonsip or vrriArsp HunoAs, bsssii.
entire frame, then, Resder, viii the world 40
iosgsr iooE dark ssd glnemy No longer ~iil yusr
desrst hopes ~ b~ui'hed snd ,hrus, aside, sut
with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You win go forth into the world, 10 say with ihos.
ssods OF otheu, q. A. RicnARps' AssorT BIZ.
rrRs have done Nonder for inc. The Label u
Copyrighted. aud each bottle, Coz The prv,ec,ioa
Of the con.unen aud proprietor. tsars iLs portrait
Of Doe!m WIN. Abbo,,, together with III. siyns.
ture VI
CA. RICHARD, Prepri.so,. 1r
Iyio "a STATE STREET, BOSTON
u. l.. Mitchell, Agent, 6aco. .f.
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GREAT AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOR SECURING PATENTS FOB INVENTIONS
Agency fsr BssIsess with the
UNITED STATESP ATENT OFFICE
80 WASHINGTON.

I0s HE La IL HD~S
No 70 s,ats Street opposite Kilby g., Boston
IMPORTANT INl0RMATiON TO INvBNrORs.-
j The Subscriber, Gate Agent Of ,hs q 3. Pan 'snt
0ce under the set Of lSaI) determined 70 present I'd
vantagss In applying or Pstsnis superior to tLoss orr
ID Inventors By others, has made snHngsm.nu uLsbf
applications prepared and conducted OF Ll yupsS
DoLLAK (nstssd % go paid tAsk by ohsrs) VII 10
rvmitte by him In case VI ALLURE 90 Obtain patent and
the uithdavs through him within thirty days alsr the
y,levtiou
THU Aseney u nOt only the harvest In Ss~ Ensisnd,
but through IL Inventors have advantages r s-carinS
patents, 90 sscsrainlag the paientshy u nveulions
surpassed by, u not inmeAsursbly superior N, any
which can be offered them slseshsrs The Testimonials
given below prove that none 10 MORE srcCEssYUL
ArTnE PATENT ORR, Than the subscnb<r , ami 20
SUCCESS Is TIE DEsT PRooY W ADVANTAGE
AND ABILITY. ihs yould odd that h has sbanisDt
res,on u lelieys anil can prove that other once
Of The Kind, are the charge for professional services
moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber dsr-
Ing twenty year, past, has enabled him ~ accumulate
alive 10 patsns Thee. bsIdes h extensive library %
legal and mechanical vors ard fall accounts patents
granted In the United States aud EasOps, rnisr him
able, beyond question: 10 ODER superior elllss for OBJ
tADing patents.
Csrests, Specifications, Assignments and ell Papers
and Drawings necsary 20 the pfocurAi of psisnts In
this and forvlsn counres prepared, and siscs rendered
legal AMI scsntnc matters, vsp-eung invsntons, OF
nfragemsnis 81 pAtsnts. Al nsce.sl % yyurpey 10
washlnsoo " procure patent, aud the usuAi ysAl de
ay there, are here saved inven'ors
Copias Of claims Of any patent Furnished BY rsntIng
dollar. Assiyppents recordsd II wAzhlnxton Ps.
tsnts inGrest Dhisln, ynne. and other brlgu eoun.
tres, s~sarsd through agents Of the Highest rvspssa
billy. I'll /! -H.r.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH
Buy me, and I'll do you Good !
osly IS cts, for pint, and 81 10 cts. fora qsst
t'" OIL. bottle.
DR.. Langlsys Root and Herb Bittsrs,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
l.He. -cuspousn or-

sansparins, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Thor.
ough sori, Ps,ckly Ash, Msadrstc, Dandsiioa,
aud Rhubarb Root asS Iisrb Jasni,es BiitNs.
This medicine has Lern constantly increasing 10
public estimation for i've yesrs, Snd Is now sc.
enowledsed 10 BE- cheapest AID the best medieine
ia the world.
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful.
liacis directly uI.On the Bowels sud Blood, BY
removing alI oslruylons from the internal organs,
stimulating them H. healthy aciion, fenvysting
the iounIslns al lie and yigor, purifying the
Is ODD, cleansing u from sl hun,or., and cau.iug
Il 10 coune anew through sll paris OfiL- bcly.--
They cure aud ersdicaie frvm the system, Liver
Complaiui-lhai main wheel Of % many disrsr
es, JsuBdcc 10 IL wor-, forms, all Bilious Dis.
ca.cs und Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Co-,iveae.s,
iIuinop OF The Blood asd Skp, lndiyesiiua,
Headache, Dizziness, Pi!ss, Heartburn, Weak.
nsss, Pain IN tue Side and Bowels, F,aiurncy.
Los bfAppeiiie, and al kindred co.npisinis,
caused by disorderd stomach, orbad blood, 10
which all are more oricss suffice. Ia Spring sud
Summer. Coughs and Colds are also BY ils use
broken up and ennd q, once. M
0- OiIice, % Union Street Sold by oil medi.
cine dealer. everywhere, nj only % ceuis Zoe Q
pint, and 81 2 cents Tor quu.i botiIr. II
Dr. }. A. Berry Wholesale and Retail Agent. Sseo,
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Gilman e. Roberts,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
Glaizers, Grainers and Paper
n A NJ q e r 8.

shop ON Lncouia ~. in the rear OF j. Chad.
bourne & Co.'S Furniture Shop, Biddeford Me.
N. B All who favor rs with orders may rely
on having them executed promptly and faithfully.
IL. r.tf.' OH
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FROM fAs prSssf cs~missS,sU. i

o. grsm Asgvssssf cs~missies0.
"Arcrsf ~. lsSS-Duhng tbs tins hAvs hsd The
once Of Commissioner q Patents, y. sidy, No. II
Boston, hAs b~a extensively syAsvd In ths usnssction
Of bosn<ss With ths ono, bo,ictos. lie 10 thor
oashy segvAia~d 9Th tbs kv, aod the rulss % pesc
Tee Of the Once rsgsrd him ~ oDs u he mast csps.
BE and sucecssfui pssctionen With whom have had
onSlal lniereovrss. n. 49, CuAs. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
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uORSESHOING. Particular attention given
u 10 Hor.e 5hoeiug. by IN. ANTiiOlN,
Alfred street..
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-05
n. II. EDDY, Solicitor o, P.,.s,..
TESTIMONIALS.

"Durns the time occupied the olhes Of coapis
sIonsr Of patents, X. H. kpDr, Esq., Of Boslan IA
basInsss ~ this Patent 0ce ~ solicitor Zoe psocurns
P..sn.s. Ihs,s s.s tss any psrs,a. .etas " .h.,
Once and thsss sers pons gho o,ndsctsd 10 With
ndss skiu, fdslliy and success. IIsgssi Mr. Aidy
- VI the bsst nformed aud stkai Patent 10
lIcors On The United eAtss, snd hav hesitation In
assuring inventors that tisy cannot SIMPLIFY psrsoa
eosnpstsnt aud Trustworthy, and nofv capable "
putting their applications In krm 10 secure Coz tts
On early and favorable considerations q the pssns o.
ace. kDMukD BUkkk,
Late Com misslousf Of patsstA
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07

Parson Browniow, Of the Knoxville
Wing, concludes an earnest appeal to de.
linquent subscribers to pay up, with the
following unmistakabIe expressions:
Those Of you, who can't pay, and will
write to us, acknowledging your indebted
ness, We will record as clever fellows, and
those OF you who will no, do either we
will publish this spring in an extra shee,
as a set Of graceIess rascaIs, willing to
have pooS man labor for you for nothing,
and pay for paper, ink and tue Lire oi
hands to serve you without pay.
"C"me to Knoxville, you lousy rascals,
on a pilgrimage, and see our little ones,
chips OF the old block looking daggers
at US and crying for bread. Come and
see Us with our elbows out, and the Off.
GERS Of the law leading us about for
debts created to furnish you with paper,
and you will fork over at once.
And you hyPocrites, who are members
OF different churches, owing us for our
paper, how dare you, around your t,piiy
alters, night and morning, pray to God
"pay us this day opE debts, as we pay to
others" TIE know' you owe us and
won't pay, aad until you do pay you may
pray yourselves out Of breath and YOU
will never be heard You get TO. heaven
without paying US up-nevcr p
Knoxville is not the only place where.
patrons Of newspapers are slow in paying
their debts.