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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-07

The PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. The Flee
tors are chosen on the same day in al the
States, "the first Tuesday after the 6rst Mon
day in November" which this year falls on
the 18th.
As soon as the result is asccrtained, tho
Governor o. each Rtatc notifies its Electors
that they are chosen, and summons them to
the State Capitol on the frst Wednesday in
December. This year It will be on the Ord
of the month.
On that day they assemble in the Capitols
of their respective States. lfany are absent
from sickness, death, or resignation, those
present proceed To Gil their places, by ballot
They then vote for President, each ris-
Ing rs his name is called and anounbing
whom he votes for A vote for Vice Presi-
dent is then taken in the same way.
Three certificates Of the result arc next
drawn up. These are al signed by each Of
the Electors in turn.
They then elect by Special MesSocger
20 carry one Of these certificates to ihe rss-
ident OF the U. :. senate nj Warrington
Another /. sent 10 him by NAL. 1he third
Is 4 posted in the hands of gbe L. 5. Dis
tricI Judge Of the Distric where they meet.
On the second Wednesday in February
the President Of the U. ). Senate, ~ Wash
ington, in tho presence of abe liouse os
Representatives, opens the scrSi6cates which
he has received, and counts the votes, OF
which there are in all 90. The persons
having the majority Of them are declared
elected President and Vice President Of the
United STATES.
Ii no person has majority, the House OF
Representatives divide themselves into r.lec-
torll Committees, by States, and vote for .
President, each State having one vote on
ly. Tho members from each State first
ballot among themselves TO determine Tor
whom is vote shall 30 cast, and then cast 10
accordingly here are but thirty-one votes
cast i'm all, and IL the membcrs from any
State are equally divided. its vote is soI
at all.
Then, whoever gets too mn jority Of these
ihirty-one votes is declared elected Presi-
dent. II no one gets majority, no one Is
elected and the ballotins may thus 80 on
ill. the 18th Of March.
Meanwhile the Senate elects Vice Prcsi-
dent in similar manner
|. II the House Of Representatives fails %
elect president before the 18th of March,
on which day their terms of Office expire,
and the House adjourns; then the Vice
President who has been elected by the Sun
ate acts Us President, Just NJ Ii the PrCsi'
dent was dead. 3 SEI EH. a
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DisctosuaEs or A LI9roR DElLER.-it IL
known thai mos, Of The alcoholic liquors Of
common use are manufactured IN this coun-
try out OF poisonous ingredients, aud we are
never saic in purchasing or using them
la old times men would drink ar,IenI spirl,s,
aud live, somslimes, many Yeas under the
operation OF thsm, but now, hn,nan lie
must be very short under the use " Them.
MIR. Dclavan, q most respectable gentleman
in New YoIs. President OF the State Tenn
perancc Society, in an address delivered In
Albany, dwelt mainly upon the now preva-
lent adultetaiiOn OF liquors.
Within few weeks, he said, it has come
TO my kaowledge, that person whose con-
scisns, revOlied at his employment IA
large liquor establishments, has lelt il for n
moe innocen, AMI creiitIble business =
He stated trat !, now took only teu--,ome
barrel Of the whisky Oi c,mmsrce. To he'e
are added rain water camphenc aud arse
mic /; The latter To restore the bead destroyed
by water.
Hs stated also, ih. bSan ~ made to imi
tate The real FIench brandy, aud NJ thu
most poisonous charac'rr, was sold al 81 the
gallon, cosing only - cents. That ali
kinds of wines were initiated 81 closely
that the tosl judges could not discriminate !;
costing 5u' ride. aud sold a, prices to sui
Customers.
The higher The Standing Of the customer,
and The nure particular ~ to hi wines, the
higher the price 10 satisfy him az To quality.
The met celebrated European dealers were
given, az to The source of supply; aud Euro
pean dealers, be II known, are nj much
behind, but much in advance OF the AmsTi-
Can trader, in their deliberations
lie qnot-s an advrr isement IRON chem
ist Ia New York who Is NOW prepared !"
furnish the havOrings for every kind Of
liquor
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THE GREAT DlsCoyERY.

Many years ago, Doctor Buneigh Snari,o Ken
"ebuuk, Me-, discovered that simple ur,i,le
a,vU b.tors usei az s.sdiei,as, WIS never tail
ing cure ior cough. OF every description, and an
sKeeueGt blood pun6er. BY its use in his private
practice, he acquired the reputation Of being The
oest physician ia New England, for all diseases
of the Iang'. AMER ais death, Messrs. Shaw &
= lark, of BildcioSJ, Ne, Obtained Copy Right
from Government, for its exclusive manufacture,
'ad now have !, carefully prepared strictly &C.
cordins to the original recipe. Tksrsis no cough
ttai Il Ieil NOT care, unless he patient Is past AZ
hHman 0id t.fO" commencing ii n"! Ii is
called "DOoior Barisigl Snar,'s Cough Msdi
cine" and is for sale by all apolhecaries. 81
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Committees and Teachers.

hereby inform you, gentlemen. that 1sdeA'
ora Ia.tiinis will he holden in the town OF Ken
nebunk, commencing on Monday the l7ih day OF
November, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ~ r q
The object OF the Institute Is SIMPLY 10 set forth
such methods OF distraction and plans OF goyefn'
ment us should be adopted in The public schools Of
Maine. Young ladies and gentlemen who are
now Teachers, or who are preparing TO become
such within one year. are respectfully solicited 10
prrsen, themselves principally a, the lime spPoini
ed fot the ipeeiing. lrl.s~l ~
Il is hoped tina, our School Committees VIII
manifest, q deeper ia,eresl in this matter and urge
more strongly the attendance Of their Teacher.
Let vacation ofone week be freely given, at the
expense ofihe district, 10 all Teachers whose
schools may be in session at the time Of the insh'
tu,e, provided they will attend the Institute for
,ha, time. Let all proper and reasonable ei'
forts be m,de, which will facilitate the attendance
ofihose who may desire to becoms members OF
he lsniiiute.
Arrangements have been made so that oil mem.
be,s q the Institute will be provided with suitable
and convi-neu, boarding places for about one.ha',
the usual price. They will Apply TO Sup. School
Committee.
All persons who feel an interest in periec'ins
the plans Of public instruction. are respectfully re-
qucs,ed TO attend. ..f
JOHN p. CRAIG,
Saperinf,nisni Of Comnon SCHOOL,.
Augusta, October 20, 1886. 2w4o
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FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS


,v,,Ir e,oXins Described Real Estate, co'nrrs
ay Hou,r Los, and other property, e. s,btY
.,,,,,sJ IN the villages VI Saco and bidosi9fu,
Win lie sold by the propnetofs, a. P'~es INV '.
term. favorable 10 purchaser. - 80
IT,. Hoo,e Lots, about 400 Ia number, are
o,,aripaIIy situated In Saco, between ihe hsn,oaa
Dcpats Of Bldd.ford aud ssco-a portion OF 'nen
above the Railroad, and portion below,
pl.asan, aud healthy location, aud comlnaha,ns :
linz view of bo,h villages. They are advantage
ou.y situated for the re.idence oi persons having
bu,nes. in either Saco az Bidie oid being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and peppcfeu
Square, Ssoo, and i've minutes walk oi ihe Ma
csiue shop aud Cotton Mill of the Laconls, Pep
,,.,,..u and Water Power Corporations OF Bitde.
~ A substantial Btidge, 3,5 feet long and ~
,..., v,d,. resting on granite p'ers aud with sde'
-. ha, been buh scruss the saco River. thus
,.,',n, ,b, lots with BlddeiVrd, aud placing
.,'' ,.';,hin three minutes walk Of smiths Or.
,.'' Penn ,h,. bridge n street u srSded 10 The
,,l,o.d Crossing on Water street. WHICH WI 70
attended 10 Buxton Road. o!hef s'ieeu as,e
been laid cut. extending along tue HA'sA " VIZ
S,co River. aud 10 Water street. :.
Tbs new road recently laid oni by the Connty
c,,,,m,..,,o,,s. extending Into the country lron
S,co will ini.rsect with Market street, nn n.l
- 80. 1cro,s the above described bridge TO b'ods'
| ford ., a., ,,o,,..
,,r, have n DOZEN or more house "'s 'or >"e, ~
Springs Island, contiguous W Use p'Sse, ~
within i've minutes ~"'s " '"e
mills on -ad island .. 4, n, .
acres, y, may he wanted, tract VI Land dar,n'n
l,ha, which Is reserved Tor house lots. saii lfac
Icpnsi,ts OF a acre., sud u silnari oa vac VIZ
,,a I'D, of the RAilral, aud nins H. me buh''a
road, the line striking that road wi'bln &c" 'ou'
III The ssco Depot, -, .,iis. .ola
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KANSAS NEWS.

Chicago, Nor. l. The Free State prison
ers Of L-eompton have published an address
to the American people, in which they state
they are confined ina small loathsome prison.
with two cannon- in front Of il, under guard
Of militia recently enlisted, and that they
are unable to procure medical assistance or
sufficient food and clothing.
Mr.. Bowle-. free state man from st.
Charles, Missouri, has died since bis arrest,
and IL is feared that several Others can sur
yiye bus few days, unless relieved. The
address Is sigued by eighty-oneo OF the Prisjn-
ers, formerly belonging To Rhode Island,
Massachusetts,, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. \.
81. Louis, Nor. 1. A letter to the Re
publican, dated westport, Oct. -, states
that Gov. Gcary had arrested several OF the
ringlcaders Of the marauding parties in the
vicinity Of 0ss,wattomie. The grand jury
had found true bulls against over ~ persons
for murder in the FIRST degree. The kanIas
Legislature 10 20 meet ut Dccompton on the
second Monday in January.
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BRIGHTON MsRxEr.--.1hur.d.y, Oct. 80

BRIGHTON MARKET.--Thursdsy, Oct. 30.
A, market 1000 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 10 pairs
Working Oxen, los Cows aud Calves 1900 Sheep
and Lambs, and $500 swine.
Beer CATTLE-kxira, none; first quality, - |;
second do 81 50 third do Sc; ordinary. 500.
HlDEs SC per ID Tallow-st DC, Pe,s-
IS n 81 each. Calf skins-l3a l4c per ID.
WORKIsG OxEN-sl00 10 l75
BARRELi.ISG CArrE-S5a O per cwt.
SHEEP AND LAaBs-By LOT, 81 Oto2; extra,
Sito7.
SwIsE Sales, spring pigs, "a Sc wholesale,
o. per TO- retail Fat hogs, undressed, still fed,
9 -, and corn fed, 7 Is
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. - Prof.
Woo /. the renowned discOyerer Of the Invaluable
iair Restorative still continues TO labor in behalf
ii the afflicted.
ma. medicines are universally admitted by the
Amrrlcau press 10 be FAR superior TO all others for
causing the hair On the head Of the aged that has
been sivered lor many year., 10 grow iorih with
a. much vigor aud luxuriince as when blessed
with the advantages Of youth.
There can be- no doubt tina, Il Is one Of the
greatest discoveries III the medical world. !, re-
,i,res permanently gray HAIR Ia IT, original color,
nd makes 1t assume a beautiful silky texture,
which has been very desirable IN all ages OF the
wntld-ISt. LOUIS MOTniny Herald. ~
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Isaac REsp Tho vote in waldoboro' in
dicates that Isaac Reed has at last thrown
or the thin disguise with which he has
sought TO cajole 0 d wings into the ranks oil
the pro-slavsry democracy, and with all he
could iniucc 10 so;low him, gone in straigh,
for Buchanan. Little, Farley. S.nborn, &C..
are with him. IL 10 unfortunate for thesc
political Dalssttys that their success in this
State win hardly enable them to pay equal
70 their Observation-Disclosures Adssrtisr.
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Al Court ofProba,e held a, Biddeford, within aud
for the County OF York, on the frs, Monday In
November, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud filly-six, by the Honorable 10.
seph L Nye, Judge OF ssid Court
EDWARD + BOURNE, Executor Of the VIII
II 10 the John Hovey, late ot kenuebunk, 10
aid county, gentleman Decreased having presented
hi. hfsi account Of administration Off estate OF
said deceased for allowance:
ORpERED, That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested in said estate by causing
copy OF this order 10 be published three weeks
successively In the Union and Eastern journal,
printed at Biddeiori, Ia said comfy, that they
may appear at a Probate Court TO be held at
Saco, IN said county, on The frt Monday VI De-
ce,nber next, nj ten OF The clock IN the loic'
noon. and shew cause, IL any they have, why
IN. same should not he allowed.
IS Attest, JOSHUA HERRck, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HgRRick, Register.
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A PERFUMED BREATH = Wha, lady or
nenlleman would remain under the curse OF "a
tIisagr~eaile breath when by using the BALM
Il A THousAxp FLowERs" asa dertri6ce would
poi only render Il sweet but leave the teeth white
as alaba,ter Many yersOns do not know their
breath Is bad, ond the subject y 80 delicate their
friend, will never mention Il. Pour u single drop
nl 'l,aIn" your Tooth Brush and wash the teeth
fight aud morning. A fiily cent bottle VIII last q
year. -
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
I've acquired by using the "BALN OF a THOUSAND
FruwERs." II will remove tan, pLnples and
rockies froln the skin, leaving II OF "A soft and
rvseate hue Wet towel, pour on two OF three
drops, aud wash the face night and mornlngr
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw.
lng brush Ia either wsrinor cold waller, pour on
two or three drop. Of "BALM oS TuogsAsD
FLOWERS" rub the beard well, aud Il will make
a beautiful soll laiher. much facilitating the oper-
.liun OF shauing Price only Fifty cents. he.
ware OF cOunierieils. None genuine unless
signed by W. 7. FETklDGE * CO
6ml0 Franklin Square, New York
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VAL u "A IL l. H
REAL ESTA

-GREU 49, ~HGs
O. The Subscriber, In consequence Of poor health,
LII offers for sale all his Real Estate In the city OF BID
defbri The Homestead Farm, containing about so
aeres Of good land, In moving, tage and pasturng,
with good growth Of young hari wood, sufficient for
the use Of the farm, with large two story house. In
good state Of repair, two barns wood houses, &C.
saLi Farm Is situated Saco river, about IL miles
from the factories Ia Bddeori AMI Saco, the road 10
Lyman. WATERFORD, &c. The farm lies about zoo lis
on sac river on which Is valuable intevsle, very
easy to cultivate, being free from stones. This would
be a good fam for MIX Farm MIX can sold At
the door every day In any quantity. IL would Asa be
irst rate staud for Public House, as one Is much
wanted on this roal
Also near the above, large Two Story House, con.
yenient for families, with about Elk aces OF good
land, ia nowing AMI tage-would be good place for
a mechanic, or for gardening.
Adjoining the same, about 20 aeies Of moving ard
tlllage land, q the fist quality.
About one-quaTter u mile from the above about w
acres Of m,sg AMI pasturing land OF the rst quality
for grass
Also near the above about 80 acres Of wood and tim.
Der land
Terms very liberal. Apply to the sah'erSer on the
premises. HAhhlsOS LVWELb'
Diadeford, Oct IL, 1850.
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Tux FuuOSr Muoarr IN INV ENGLAND.

Tux Fremont M,JoRIrr IN Nav ENGLAND.
Maine. about 10000; New Hampshire
GOO. Vermont, $4,000, Massachusetts,
about $4,000; Rhode Island, 5000, and in
Connecticut, COCO. Total, $4,000 MAORI
ty for Fremont. In 1859, the combined
Wing and Freo-Soil vote Of the New Eng
land States was a0s, l3i, against ls9 .igl
for Mr.. Peirce, showing net gain for the
opposition Of about los 900 votes.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

CDR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BlTrERS Is the bes, medicine ever used
Tor Spring and Summer Complaints. II has been
more literally patronized than any other ever es.
tabshe in this country. 1t is the same Richard.
sons Bilters which has restored 50 many invallds
to health throughout the New England States
during lhs past thirty years.
NIB. Beware of limitations called Sherry
Wine Bil,ers. The geuu ne have fac simile at
my signature upoa the outer envelope. For sale
by Druggists everywhere, and al my Office, No
81, Hanover street, Boston. 3mU
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MOSQUITOES We are informed that an onii.
dOle for the poison Of these aud other annoying
insects has been iounj IN the KaLiStOn, or Or'sm
Water, prepared by Messrs. JosErH BURNETT u
Co. This preparation contains peculiar property,
which WILL II is said, Instantly neutralize the
poison aud allay the inflammation caused BY bites
and stinCs of insects.-Bos.0a Journal
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Spstial 1atitas.

We take pleasure IA ealing The attention Of the
Obacco loving portion Of the community to the
ew store jus, opened by John T. French, in EN-
l,ire Block. where may be found the largest and
choicest sssoriment Of Tobacco, Cigars, SNUFF,
Pipes, etc, ever oGsred Tor sale in York County,
which he intends TO dispose Of at Wholesale and
retail, atpfiscs which challenge competition
We would advise those who use the del-cis.
sic weed, and wish 10 regae themselves Of an
szirs article, to call and purchase. Dealers in
Tobacco, &c, in York County, will find here a
Iarge stock from which to select, aud we think
will do better than to 60 TO Portland or else
where
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w. n. JORDAN,
DENTIST.
Omec Ne. q, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty ST. Biddeiord.
FREMONT, A-
TEE NJsykN5 CsNJ;SkTE,

II Col Fremon, had as many friends as the
Mustang Imminent, the opposition could not draw
cOrpOral's guard. Nr. Fremont remarked, In
his dispatches 10 President Fillmore, while trans
porting hoses aud cattle over the plains OF Mex''
co 'ThaI Il the Government would sent IN \ lib
eral supply of Mustang Liniuent, IL would save
% per ceui OF his losses" This Is very important
lor all farmers aud Liyerymen to know. The
Mustang Liniment i wonderful article for man
or beast II should always be used for Sores,
SwelIings, SUI Joints, Buns, Bruises, Rheuna.
tic Pains, &c., aud for Galds, SDrdins, SPaSins,
Riugbonc, &c, upon horses. Beware Of lmila-
lions TIE Mustang is sold by all respectable
1eaers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK,
4l-4w Pooprie,ors, New York.
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Assignec's Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given that on the twenty
~ seyrnih day Of Ociober, A. 1876, Ezra
Hammond. VI BiaJeiord. IN The county Of York,
raider, assigned 10 all his estate, TEAL and Prf.
..us, Tor The benefit OF hi. creditors. All persons
having claims againsi said Ezra Harmon. and
~ho wish To avail themselves ol the benefits OF
the assignment, aud bccone parties thereio, can
sign the same al The ollice ofGoedwin & Fa'es,
IA said BiddefOrd, atsny time within three ,n.nihs'
- prvyiJ, Il b, law DAVID FAILS:
B.Jjelorj, Oct n, 1885, s"3'
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"SrOr suAr pAsKna ~" Take time BY the Fore
lock-" and cure that nOlsy cough. Removes, Il viii
remove yOu br cries aloud In sverybodys ears snake
say nr the Consumption ." Mrs. 0ardner's Indian
Baisam OF Livervort aai HoarhOund viii silence u
Go's, stay ts evil and give you sweet repOss for -FOUR
present slespless nights. Bur uM Weeks POHer's.
i;i Washington Street, Boston, and yOu viii bless our
columns i5r this suggestion. Msssrs W. 4 Y. are
t,soeral Agents. lvaa
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FREcxLks. or all the effects that exposure ol
the SKIN TO the air or sun prVdures the most disa
zreesbe Is called tackles, or tan. spread over
me snire surface Y, the parts exposed u 10 called
tan II scattered III Intervals, ireckles Tos hnes'
sklns are most subiect u them.
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The Kali.toa, er Orient Water, prepared by
Jo.EPH BURNETT * Co, fremont street, Boston,
contains d eVullsI eTaslye property which VIII
generally remove these dissgreeable stains. II Is
a, the same time perfectly harmless, allays all
tendency to inflammation, and renders the CON-
plr1ion clear and beautiful The hallislou Is for
sale BY all druggists.
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SINGERS SEWING
MACHTN Il 3

These celebrated machines In practical AMI profit.
able use In all parts % the civilized world In all the
various trades anil In sesing every sort Of fabric, either
of cloth leather, they have been fully tried aud APP
proved. Sewing machines u other manufactures often
fi to work, but
SINGER 3 MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATES PERFECT
LY, being strong, durable AMI complete IN contyanee
AMI workmnnshlp. perfect sewing m,chine Kept
employed affords clear profit 10 81 900 a year but
an imperfect one Is cause " constant yexati0n and
loss. The entire RsLiABILITY nf machines 10
sreat reason Tor their unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of fra and delicate construction, are recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made catch
the eye, not t. pcfm substa itia work. The truth H.
family scsing machnes ought ~ be stronger Than .any
her bc,usr they z, inlo iss skfuI hands than when
sold To manufacturers and used for greater yarIs-
~ " work. The machines which have proved best Tor
all other purposes must he best r family use and they
are singers. The speed ~ machines has lately
been doubled. No other can compare with them In
quantity Of work.
II New machnrs Of the lates, improved style will be
exchanged liberal terms for old sewing machines II
make or for operative machines ~ other man.
ufacturers Local agents wanted b sell machines
N. BAH persons desiring full information about
sewing machinss, obtain 1t by applyn Or n copy
OIL VI. singer Co.'S Gazette" paper devoted en-
l. 81, SINGER L CO.
Principal Office, 323 broadway, New York.
BRANCH oFFIcEs.
II Hanover street boston. 1 H. chestnut - Phila.
- Westminster 81. Prov. l0S Baltimore ST. Balt
IA Broad ST. Newark ". J. last 9Th st. Cincinnati.
3l1 Brosdssy, AlbanyN Y Chicago, Illinois.
Gloyersyille. N. Y. IS North Oh II. 81. Louis.
rs Chapel 81 New Haven. 81 st Charles stN.0.
II Buchanan st glasgow scotd
70 Dauphin st. Mobile. 3mi3
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NOTICE.

Being about TO make an entire change in my
business aud under the necessity Of removing my
books from the store recenily occupied b. me, II
Is necessary that all persons indebted Ia me by
tote or account should pay the sam, immediately.
shall be at tue old stand every evening aud a
portion Of The day until the 10Th OF Nov, to ia.
.ilitale the settlement of my accounts at which
time my books will be removed.
L. Il. c. HOOPER
October II, 1856. 3w42
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NO CURE, NoPAY

Mes~rs. e. n. Ken, Il Co, La ~,eoce Ma 50,
warrsn, cure OF Ssh Rheurn, Scaid Head, Can'
cer~, Bsrbsr's Pitch, &c, BY usinz the % EsuiS.
ALLIED O,srskSr AND busoR sskur, r'tePared
~ them Ia c.ss 10 iaIaoe they Issdge them
selves lo rvlaad TIA money 10 customers that paf-
chase direct Of them Zoe their owa use p.
D. ,. Saxysr. B.l.ieford. DE-. J. A, Berry, Ss-
CO, have The uediciue Tor sale. 3lu IN
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Martiagts.
Dratbs.

In South Berwick, l>t inst, DR. j. b NJ Gray
Precep,or Of Berwick Academy, aged 40.