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FOUR HUNDRD HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuahla Real Estate.


THE following described Real Estate, co,nprIs
! i ing House Lots, aud other property, el.glLly
.itua,ed In the villages Of Saco and Biddslord,
will be sold by the proprietors, 81 prizes and On
terms favorable TO purchasers.
TIE House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Railrsad
Depois al Rdieiord and Saco-a portion u them
above the RaiIroad, and portion below, ia
pleasant and healthy location, aud commanding
lin. view Of both villages. They are advantage
ou,ly situated for the residence oi persons having
business In either Saco or Biddeioid, being within
six minutes walk OF Main street, and Peppersl
Square, Saco, and five minutes walk VI the Ma-
chine Shop aud Cotton Mil Of the Laconis, Pep.
nerel aud Water Power Corporations Of Bidds.
ford, A substantial Bridge, 315 feet long aud ~
leet wide, resting on granite pes, aud with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with BiddeiorJ, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Or
uer. From this bridge q street Is graded 10 the
nailsosJ Crossing on Water street, which will 10
attended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid OFT, extending along the margin 81 ihs
s,co River, aud 10 Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
'op,miss toners, extending into The oounlry ifon
., will nier.ect with Market street, which
," az, aro.s the above described bridge 10 Bdds'
ford. ,,,o,,,,,.d ,b. n,o,,,s.
ave q dozen or more house lots for sale, o.
Sns,n, =, island. contiguous TO the bridge, and
.Ii,hia two miuu.es' walk " the workshops ana
mill, on raid island.
They will sell also III lots Of from one 10 6vs
acres, rs may be waited, tract OF land adjoining
that viii ch Is reserved Tor houss lots. SAID tract
consists VI A acres, ald is situated on The West.
crn side Of the Railroad, ard runs 10 Tie Buxioa
road, the line striking that road within . low rods
OF ih. Saco Depot.
Warmnice Deeds will be given Of all lots sott
by the proprictors, A. n. Boyd, Saco ID. T..
Somes, BJdelord; Jo,ephus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William T.. New.
ell, Manchester, N. IL.
For further particulars, as TO prices and coudii'
ions, inquire Of ID. l.. sOMES, Of Bljdeiord,
agent iOf the propiielors. Si
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5pstiuI Nutirss.

IL CAME! I SAWS I CONQUERED. 80"
Thus wrote Julius Caesar. Alexander &c come
body else, 10 some distinguished senate; and we
have thought. with how much more truth might
Ms. NJ ~ Gardner. the celebrated Indian Dcc,.
ress. have wriiied such sentence Of boasiing.
WHOM with her Bslsam OF Lverwor aud boar
hound she came, saw, and conquered Colds,
Coughs, Asthma. Group, Bronehiiis and Con-
sumption, susiehing doomed ones from the svsr.
icous jaws Of death. This great Balsam Is 10 be
found at Weeks & Pousf's, i< washiny,o, ST..
Boston. General Agents for III. U. s. T. Gilman
Agent lor Saco aud BlJdefofd.
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CIIAs. WHITNEY.
New York, Oct. 2, 1855

PROF. o. J. w00D-Dear Str, After reading the
Of the New York journals 81 your
celebrated Hair Restorative, procured half pint
bottle and 80 much pleased with IL that continu-
81 n, use FOR two months and am satisfied II IL decided
IN the best preparation before the public at once
removed all the dandruf and unpleasant itching from
The scalp, and has restored my hair naturally, aud
have no doubt, permanently so.
You have permission TO refer 10 me, all who entertain
any doubt Of its performing all that Is claimed for II.
MISS PEEkS, 20 IL Greenwich Az.
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s. NIT cHELL,
ISL, -eessOr to d. L. Mi'ehell.)
oppO.i.. York H,,:sl q sas0 House 'a'0, Maine
la. fur .,I,. in quantities to suit:
DRUGS, FAsGi SUhrS'
CHEMICALS, N>AISnnp pn
IINSfSh OH. TooTH BRUSHES,
cnI oRS FSNCN GOODS,
srrs TnRPENTiNE, sHAKEi2 HERBS,
YARNlSH, FARlNA. ,cu
ACIDS CORN SIAi%
DYE WOODS. CREAM TARTAR
ARTISTS MAIERIAIS, SALERhlUS, -rs
PAINT BRUSHES, FLAVOkiNn EA 80
CANVASS, PRS: fKuIii
TIIRE COZ. oRs, FRUIT JAMS,
LARD on. LEMON SYRUPS,
SPERM OIL, LoZENGGS,
CAMPHENE, HAVANA SElfAisS'
BIJRNING FLUID, TOBACCO,
DRUGGISrS' GLASS WARE, SELF-SEAL-
ING CANS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
SPATULAS, MORrARS, TtlDEN'S CON,
GENERATED FLUID EXTRACTS, ALIEN
EXITS. TARAX, HYOSCY, BELLADoN, &c.
TAPER, VIAL, BOTTLE, JUG AND sPECih
CORkS.
Physicians and country merchants having Of
dsrs in my line, can rely on getting prime articles
'H' ,f,O S. s. MITCHELL.
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wa,nr,nun. Mas. MAY 1. 1855.

WATERFOWL, Mass, May !, 1855.
PROP. o. J. WOOD, Allow me to attest the virtues
and magic powers Of your Hair Restorative. Three
months SINCE beng exceedingly n ny, purchased AMI
soon commenced TO USE two bottles and began
10 tell In restoring the silver locks 70 their native color
and the hair which before dry and harsh aud fall
n- Of now became soft aud glossy and II ceased fall
Ing, the dandru disappeared, and the scalp lost all ID.
dsagreeabe itching, so annoying before, and now,
not only look but feel young again. -
Respectfully, yours, etc. CHAs. WHITNEY.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing undet
Il the firm OF G. +. S,orcr & Co, was, by muN
iual consent dissolved October ID. The books Of
the cOncera are with Boyd Il SlOrer, WHO arc al.
tlorized To settle the same till January Isl; 1857,
when all accounts not adjusted, will be Ten with
en- attorney for collection. &. L. STORER,
A, II. BOYD,
J.R. HASELTlNE.
Saco, November 81, 1856. 10
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Ihaye used Professor o. J. Woods Hale Restorative,
and have admired Its wonderful effects IL restored my
hair where Il had ALLEN OF cleans the head and rem
dsr. the hair soft and smooth-much more 90 than OIL
IouIsyille, Nov, !, 1855. MARY A. ATKINSON.
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PARTNERsHIP.
For Sale, or To Let

A N excellent tuned Piano Forte. II not sold
n soon i, will he let. Enquire Of the subscriber
q, the Union Il Journal Office.
LOUIS o. CowAN.
Bidieford, Dec. 3, 1856 d9f
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state Of Illlnoi,. Carbide, June q, ,6s.

have used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effect Ny hair VS. bo-
coming as thought, premlurely gray but by the use
Of the "Restoratye" Il has resumed Its original color
and I have no doubt, permanently So.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator United States.
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m-eICEwEEKly
H. ~~ngl for 1857
kennebec JOl..

Slbe Lfgis's
During the approaching session a.. puhlica
lure. III. undersigned will continue the '>x th,
ton OF the THRICE .WsEKLY JOURNAL, peh"s
Xlllth Volume Of the same.
Asis well known, the chief purpose OF 'nl, pa
per is TO afford the public OF Maine iai'hiu' nc
coun, Of the deliberations aud actions OF us Lx'
stature. With the reports Of the Legisia,Ne
doings, we intend also 10 publish the proceeuiuss
Of Congress, as they are given IN tue oes' fePo''
from Washington.
As the renewal Of all the BANh CuAn
TIERS in the State viii come before the L~us'
lature this Winter, the debates and Proeee"'
ings will be Of peculiar Interest 10 all VINO af'
intsrestsd In bank property.
The numerous lines Of railroad which now
traverse the State in all directions, VIII enable u
very large proportion Of our subscribers W recs 81
their papers few hours ailer publlcaion III.
fact renders subscription 10 the Thrce.Weekly
more desirable and satisfactory than In former
years.
The Thrice.weekly Journal will be published
on MospAY, WEDNESDAY and FRiDAr MoRsisGs'
The price will be
SINGLE Cory - osE DoLLal FOR the SESSION,
As usual, payable In advance. Any person for.
war'ling us IS, shall be entitled to the ninth copy
extra, for his trouble. To any one who shall send
VS. slC, we will send two copies extra, for his
trouble. Whoever shall send US s2i, shall be en-
titled TO three copies extra and in like ratio for
larger amount.
- II is desirable that the names Of subscrib.
ers, accompanied with the money, may he forward.
cd at or before the commencement Of the session.
Money RENTED By Mail at our nix.
STEVENS & BLAINE.
Augusta, Dec, 1886. 4w50
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II E N M A N y III L u
AND
BOOKKEEPING.

MIR. HARDY, of Lewiston Falls, having taken
WI and fitted up in pleasant and convenient
manner, the 80.
Hall opposite Mr.. Banks Store,
recently occupied by Mr.. Plumb, will commence
q class in the above named branches,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
And invites all who are in need Of instruction In
the above named branches 10 be In attendance.
Faithful and competent instruction guaranteed.
CU- Mr.. Hardy will probably make this his
permanent residence.
Blddeiorl, Nov. "a, 1855. 3wlS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING the York Coun.
i ty Agricultural Society, Tor the choice Of ofa-
GERS and the transaction Of any other business
properly coming before the Society, will be held
at the SACO HOUSE, in Saco, ON Friday, Janu.
AIRY "a, at O'Clock, p NJ.
Per order OF Trustees.
JOHN HANS COM, Secretary.
Saeo, December 9, 1855. 4K50
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NO : A M lily

Can afford TO be without Mustang Linimenl IN
their house. Tho many accidents we are liable
10, inny. render IL necessary any moment, and
nothing is capable Of performing such a certain
cure. (I2ziraet) sin lining The kettle from the
fire !, caught and scajed my hands aud person
very seve. cly-one hand almost to a crisp. The
torture was unbearsblc. Il was an awful sight
. Toe Mustang Lniment appeared TO ex.
trnc, the pain almos, Immediately. II healed rap
idly anu left no scar Of account. CIIAs. FosrER,
40 Broad Street PHILADELPHIA" II is truly a
wonderful article. II will cure any case OF Swell.
ling, Burns, Still JOINTS, Enpions or Rheumatism.
For Horses II should never be dispensed with
One Dollars worth OF Mustang has frequently
suved valuable horse. Il cures Galds, Sprains,
Ringboue, SPAWN and Founders. Berars Of in,.
itattons Sold in all parts ofthe habtable Globe.
BARsEs Il PARK. Proprie,ors. New York.
lmoiS
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Any person sending ms a club OF twcniy or more
vii he entitled To an extra copy.
We continue TO send the Weekly Tribune TO
cleryymen at 81 per year.
Subscriptions may commence nj any time
PayIncn, ia advance Is required in all csses, snd
the paper Is invariably discontinued at the exp.
ration of the advance payment. Money may be
RENTED for subscriptions in letters at our risk
but the postmaster at the place where the letter Is
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The following is from Rev. Edward Davies,
Episcopal Methodist Minister, Scarboro', Me.
Dear bro. Clarse:- Your European Z, ugh
Remedy has been the means of doinga great
great benefit therefrom, one lady who appeared
10 be far zone IN consumption, was 10 the aston.
ishncnt Of all who knew her IN brief period
restored 10 health by It's use. She was very sick,
had dreadful cough and raised blood several
times. recommended your European Cough
Remedy TO her she took trial bottle, and was
greatly relieved by It. She then procured large
bottle, which completed the cure. She now APP
pears TO enjoy better health than she did before
She was sick, OF coulse she feels grateful, and Is
anxious TO recommend your European Cough
Remedy 10 all who need such lnedsine.
Yours, &c.
EDWARD DAVIES.
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The Great European
COTIG H r b M d D Y
propas, ID by Rev. Walter Clarke,



IA, or,ho H., \, ,dicinss known for Coughs
and "Ihrr ,l,sosde,. of, he pulmonary organs.
Three years have scirLe'y pa,seu s,n, , M
truly valuable medicine wash "ouu.'u ,o III
country, aud yet It's supcrIortye We, wi. 49,
Medicine IN the cure OF cough. and .'"s 49,. ~
IL generally acknowledged, In those 'H ,,.,, u
coughs which have long resisted all tho~ ~.
remedies, the European Cough Remedy n
achieved It's greatest iriumphs, many OF these
long standing and apparently hopeless eases
Yield nj once TO its remedial Power, and two or
three bottles generally elrtc, cure, while in re.
cen, cases single Bottle is generally lno,e than
sufficient The iollo wing certificates are select,
ed from hundreds which might be given.
Remarkable cure Of Phlhisic with severe cough
communicated by Gcueral Small, Limiugton cor
Nor. Nov. 9TH, 1850.
THIS is 10 certify that for many years suffered
from the Pihisic accompanied with severe and
very distressing cough. My suiierngs whenever
took cold were very great, and | could meet
with no Remedy until about two years ago, when
tined ll,,v Walter Ciarkes European Cough
Remedy, from which derived Immediate bcnriit,
aud by taxing four Bottles was perfectly cured
aud have bad no return or either coustrvr Phshis.
ic sincerely recommend the European Cough
Remedy to all sufferers. i, has been worth
thousand dollars 10 me. GEORGE SMALL!
For .re by Trisicm Gilman, Saco, and at the
Union aud Journal Counting Room, No /, Cen.
laal block, Bddeiord.
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PEDAL BASS MEL0DE0Ns

PEDAL BASS MELODE0Ne
sspssisr - any sew IL 49, -
DERsONs Who sv In want ef NILODD0Ns, b,
Churches, yestriss, Lodges. Halls 40, an rupses
fully requested 70 exanns the lnstrunsnts Dsssatiy
nAdsby . I'D. IN ~, i - :
o. D. q ". W. SMITH, --TI-
which, foe their perfection Of mechanism, snoothnsss
and beauty Of tone accuracy In tune and especially By
the immense power ealned BY the PEDAL bAsS, an
beyond coopahsoa The bsst odrrei 10 The pablie.
These instruments have tvo banks Of keys and pov.
erful bellows, and BY the arrangemsnt q tie sops.
great variety Of Effects be produced. Price, S2iS.
They also manufactue Melodeons for pssiors and
smaller rooms unsurpassed In sxeessoe, and d vess
varying from 90 10 500.
MHLODHoSs RENTED.
Prrsons Who Wish 10 hire Meiodeons viih view Of
purchasing Of The end Of the year. can have the rent
credited - part payment Of the purchase money. This
matter II worthy Of special note, Il enables thoss Who
desire fair test of the Instrument beore purchasing. 70
obtain at the expense Of the manufActur 70 The
tent Of at least years rent.
The public invited 10 examine Zoe themssves, q
the wareroom., No. 81, Washington Street Boston.
August 20, 1855. snosss
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A, ,urs A Arsenic viii destroy Human Ln''
Jrsr 90 srns wa rAssoss Co.'S
RAT EXTERMINAT0R
clslH roc. rssssss or
Rata, Mice, Reaches. Beetles. CrseAe's'
Auts. &c.

r..,t. .ares,aiiy ria. yss sf the trss-
M. N Rs.. ami Nice, vs have The tss,imonyd
4 N. Adams, Adams TiOase, Boston, sAs,'
Ilcn John W. Weeks, LAnssssf' ~. a.
Hon Jar.d Williams, A.,
}. n. ROBBINS, AtAns House,
Whs.l..rt Long Quincy House.
j. w. sargent 4 Co, MsrinAe House, c,,.
d. u. no-ari, Irving Hoas>, NsS i~s ~"
And mspc shas = hsnsred whs sss ~,
ss-a ts With persses 80. sSssiis.1o
So,i BY c. w. ArwHLL, General Agent, Portland
and by al Druggist In Bsiisfbri AMI sAeo, anu y,
Ns.tlcine deAleu evoryv here. &Au
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uulllOrs.
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HuMoR SYRUP.

Ts the Psblic. Whereas, QUE Charles u. Ksnt
has been coutertns my Allied Ointment and palmins
on upon the public an article under the name VI tie
''Genulns Allied Ointment which ointment 10 bass
imitation of mine. have commenced an action against
the sail Kent Cor tho Professor Hayes, sats AZ
sayer for the State of Massachusetts AFTER having anal
yrei the two articles, says" Chemically considered,
these two samples cannot be pronounced 10 be alike
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulating
are brgerles ani impositions, the afia's OF the
following names prove, was A. W. srEAhss, n, bes-
fore me, N. w. Harmon, y. L. ID. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, June II, 1850
AGsSrs. DR.. James sawyer, and Augusu, sawyer,
Blide.bri T. Gilman, and ID. l.. Mitchell, saeo ~.
u. Hay, Portland, General Agent. ly2o
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w. n. JORDAN,
DENTIST.
Oaee Ne. q, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty 81. Biddefori.
WORLDS BLESSING.
DR.. J. q. NJ. 0ouLo's

y.,,, g.. L. a.. -.
As' s soeosns ~ ~ "' .s.s'e 49,. ~ 70
A'So' !" 'ne e's's ou.s ~ w D"NS' SV'
@hsss<snu'Vs'
I'VE would call the attention % the public TO this Won
ssiion, which 10 remedy. sares In fron II to ~
hours, removes ths ssTsrest pain In 10 minutes, anu
csa,,s.,. - ..uu ,.s.,-., h. A.. ,,,,o, ~ IN.
49,. - ..ly m ~. - -.-,s.-, an. A.
NV s"'
ro.,o, A,.n "a ,sss
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Our mammoth Stock Of Boots and Shoes,
OF The racy, rich and rare,
Are being sold in Wholesale lots,
And by the single pal.
The varied patterns of our Goods,
With texture so repletc;
Begets fame for Ross Firm,
As dressers Of the feet.
The tidings Of our cheap cash Store,
Around the Stale has sped;
On Telesraphic wings lis borne,
And Gossip lends its aid.
Then let the welcome tocsin ring,
From mountain, hill and rock;
The best and cteapes, Boots and Shoes,
Are found in Ross's Stock.
q. K. ROSS g. CO.
Liberty Street, Biddcford.
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WANTED.

IN AMERICAN GIRL. TO do House work ia
Il It's various branches. One experienced Is de-
sired. Apply at the Biddeford Depot.
BiddelCcd Dee. l2, 1856 3wjOs
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TAI, UoadsrIsI Msdieiss esrss nkApless' W.
,,sssy,oS CoSr,y.xxss, DrsrsPsii, wKAkss-s, Asp
isxsa,L DsHiLIrr, SOFA STOMACH, JArspics, L'n
COMPLAINT, &C, &C.
n give, Vigorous. hsaliay action 10 each Nerve AMI
p,,,.,ion ~ lhe sy.teu,. tins
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s,LARKE's FEMALE PILLS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Prepared nom Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, " D.,
Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen.
This invaluable meiIelne 10 uufAilns In the Of
all those painful aud dangerous disorders TO which the
female constitution is sahieci. II nsieraes all excess
and removes all Obs,ructOns, and speedy cure may b
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly sa.. IL viii, Ia short time, bring
,hs monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, rree Que Dollar, hears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent oOuntsrfslt,.
CAUTION.
These Pulls shoad no, be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the 6,,t tAr,s nOatA', as they
sure to bring on misearrisSs bu, at every other time
aud in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the Unltsa States and canaia,
Lc. BALDWIN, h CO.,
Rochester, n. Y.
'rUrTLE MOSES, Auburn ". Y, General Agents
N.B.-si,oo and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent viii bottle Of the Pulls By ~
turn mall.
For sai., Wholesale and Retail, BY s 8. MITCHELL,
Successor 10 y. L Mitchell, saco, Me.
u. H. hay CO., Portland, General Agentfbr Maine.
Nh. Sioo and {. possge STAMPS, enelOseito sa's
Authorized agent, VII ensaro bosiis Of he plls b.
urn mail.
A PERFUMED BREATH = What lady or
nen,leman would remain under the curse oil a
disagr-ea!Ile breath when by using the " BALM
OF THouSASp FLowERs' asa deutriice would
got only sender Il sweet but leave the teeth Shils
- slsba,ier, Many yersons 10 not know their
-. "a is bad, ond the subject ~ 50 dellcaie their
.'n...t Ill never mcuilOn a. Pour single drop
Of "Balmr '"ur Tooth Brush and wash the teeth
igh, AMI ,n5,o,,,s A any cent bo,ilc will last
A BEAUTIFUL c. MPLENioN may easily
be acquired by using the ian n,-,niss and
FLowIRs." Il will remove tan Puap'es anu
RECKLESS from the skin, leaving to-, 49, -.
roseaie hue. Wet a towel, pour oG ,sn,,.s NV
drops, aud wash the face nigh, and IN, ",ass IT,.
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet " a. oo
Ing brush in either warm or cold water, po, ~
two or three drops Of RAIN on TnogsA
S,owERs," rub the beard well, and II will make
beautiful sol, laiher. much facilitating the oper-
aiicl Of shauing. Price only fihy cents. De.
ware OF counierfeiis. None genuine unlrss
signed by w. y. FErRlDGE & CO
6mi0 Fnnklin Square. New York
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ATwEl LIS
HEALTH kESTORER,
Vegetable, Physical, Jaundios Bitter
-cOxrOsED or---
ROOTS, HERBS and BARks.

To you whose days are sad and drear,
Whom Palm and Sickness ca depress,
We bsing q bcon the heart 10 cheer,
Health 10 lmpart and LIFE 30 blsss.
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Junction u The system, thus
SECURING PERFECT HEALTH.
In many ease u has done wonders
In Reviving tho Dropping Spirits.
And strengthening the En'seeed system
R~t ,f Yea have beea msnths 81 years
runnIas down, do pot expect 10 be cured vtthoatA
PERsEvERING EFFORT,
A .inxie Hattie will sasisfy yss ef its
value but psrsevsrs lt use, weeks, % even monAs
ncccss>sy, ull q
PERFECT CURE IS EFFECTED.
CIV. ArwELL. Portland. Proprietor,
Tn whom all orders mus, be sidr,ssed.
s.,a n, oil tAs Druxsi'ts IN Bsii,lsrf saa ssss'
81 D,ai,,, IN Mslseias srsrywAsrs shf
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Capital punishment

The following extracts we copy from the Nil
vauhcc Sentinel OF the - INST -
\ correspondent OF the Madison Jou -ral com
plains of tie Sentinel tor publishing an extract
from the kvnosha Trijaae Il Et'egfrph, in law
or Of capital puHjshmcrt which, il appears,
did not tNpre>S the Vows of tbs editor If tiat
paper The writer says:
Let me say ;heu, the article quoted. although
published in the Trilune y Ttiegrgpt was
from n correSr oudent, and in now;>e involved
the opinion Of the paper; ana rs i, had an I'M
ia at the bottom u il, indicating a sourc2 for
cign TO the paper, cannot ,omPehed the can
dor Of the SeEt;rei in publishing i as it does
We have only 10 say. in reply, that we did not
obsorve the initial at the bottom Of tAe ar
uclc, and assuredly supposed that it iia speak
Tie views Of The TFhHH, \ TGrgraYt.
The Sentinel was most certainly iusti6ah.o il
publishing Cur article on Capital Punishment IS
!. a.l, without tbs initial" and we presume TO
say. that AN initial placed IT the bottom of an
article does net always denote n CORES poudence-
We VII state fer tie benefit ofthe SAID correspon
G.at that the initial n. the bottom Of she article,
was lie initial o. one of the firm, when given in
iG,, would read thus ;"BE,ts,' and as there are
difference of opinion among the editors Of this
paper relative 70 the cXpediency Of repeating
fhe present law for punishment OF capital crimes
and Of restoring the death penalty law. We
ara:, re;tcrate that the death penalty law IS a
liyjnc law w hoover shedeth mans blood
~ man shall his blood be shed, and we believe,
no body of legisltors have right 10 leyslate 4
divine law cut 81 existence, than IL legislate the
heavenly body out OF existence. We sanguinely
hope. tina; the present Legislative body Will car
~ our the views 1T the sovereign people Of THIS
state. and place upon the statute book the death
penalty ,o";--so that we nay not be under the
p3pta, duty oi recording anotherJanesvii,e and
West ben4 IgaEe0y;the tale OF which, made ev-
~ ear uns:c, ana every heart chill with horror,
and were incNpressioly awful and affecting.