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Gbt ytlornirg Comet.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted
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Gs Al. rntx ID, Esliter a. Proprietor.
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Office on Third street.


fTesMs. .---THs snhscription Is tlxed at the
rate Of Ne ~ per ahnum, payable In aavanre, or
10 10 At the expiration pfsis months The Week.
by is published nj AZ bbper annntn, invariably IN
advance. Both will he punctnalty delivered with
81 the limits Of the City by the carrier.
i Astveratsing.--oHs Dollar per square
eor the arst Insertion, and half that alnoun, for
ever snbseqn"at tinserten-ten lines OF lees, con
atitute A SQUARE.
yearly Advertising. Merchants, Ira
aers, aud others, will be contracted With on the
siust reasonable terms.
eF i 0h- AFerks facilities for doing
Job Work with neatn6ss aud despatch-in al va
tieties Of enlsts, cannot he surpassed by any es-
tablishn,eat tn the Ciiy-steh as
LAWYERS nhisrsa4l3AiI TiBKsfs-IpnsfFRs- bttL
HsAbs-Brtl ur -pRosR tsaRs ElEcfias
TiuEsrs--nRuagtsrs' blpgis -Cipctti vRs-
aud ftsfffsg pAaps. For farther PARTICULARS we
nvte ybn 10 call aud see our specimens.
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Professional Gard.
nR. DUCHEtN, Of the Medical Faculty
" ot Mpntpellier tFfancel having re-
recently established himself ID this city.
effers his pref. sslnna services to the public
tile will at all times be found at Mr.
rrtcL's residence, tnear fudge Butk's)
unless professionally engagea Inct25-4
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Architectural Varoa, &c.
G. g. WILSON,

e.. q. WlLSON,
House, Sign g. Ornamental Painter,
Third street, two doors North Of tie Post Office
HAVING permanently located II Baton Rouge,
| we would respectfully solicit 4 slthre " TIE
public patronage. Being practicable wprkinen, We
ars 10 work on the most reasonable terms ani N
ihs heqt etyIe
ALSO, Grainine, Natbling, Glazing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
tH" Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended to- deriS-r.
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To Architects, Builders, planters. Sc,
THE HNbE oStGNED would Inform
the public that they have in the City
Of Baton Rouge. one Of the largest and
hest machine shops in the United States
for the manufacture Of every description Of
SASH DOORS, BLINDS. MOuLnINGS;
Tuning, Planning, Tonguelug and Groev-
ing and that they a.e fully prepared 70
contract ior the ere, ton oi Building &c.
1F~ Orders Glled with neatness and des-
patch on tie most reasonable terms
julyll. BROWN y 70 EST.
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment

fEliE snbsrriher having removed 10 the corner
ot Third and Elurida SITS. is nov ,rerared tn
do work entrusted to his care in the ueatest and
mn I wrFknanlike manner.
Old Clothes are ninnpss made New.
n Il prepared to dye fur the ladies Gentlemen
LADIES
Grape shaws, dyed or color restored. no matter
what colrr silk Dresses. shawis, Mnntiltas, Bar.
eees Parasos, cleaned, dyed or repaired. Leg
horn Bonnets, dyed or washed.
GENTLEMEN
Cassimeres, ~ riups, 8lpacea, Cloth Clothes,
either cleaned color restored ur dyed to any
colo, preferred, with despatch and nratness
naFT NJ. H0ESlj. Dyer.
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Suniries--,SHst Received.
DRIED PRIMES, fres, and good, Is cts
~ per pound,
40 900 Percussion Caps, different kinds;
90 dozen Bath Bricks;
do Olive Oil (Ame)
12 do. Browns Fsst nee Ginger;
IS Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper
20o0 Fl Capitolia Segars fine havor;
5000 Bnxes Clarks' Matches;
200 bottles Citrt OF .iagnesia
50 do Dry lemonade. at
luue6 BOGFL'S Drug Store
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

VINIIIJU JFNNl~ TWFLEWETN ] ,.
DRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
VI Cutters; Corn Shelters Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives Svthes Sick
les, >heaths: Hay Forks; Rakes Chain
pumns Garden Engine Rriar Hooks
Pick Axes; Grind Stone C,a ks Axe
Handles; Garry Combs Hoes; Spades
Shovels; Axes. &c &c. At
LARGUTER & f.ANoUF.
may23. Cor Lafayette & Florida.
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w ,TER Cisterns. prippers aud Fwers
w oval o"tagon and colnred Hal Lamps
enam He'd Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans. turned brass Preserve ket-
ties; c's' iron and ea,then Spit'oous: oval.
square and Gothic Walters, Salyers and
Tea / iys; Lamp Globes. Glimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters :
comm ~ Yankee ditto; common. wooden,
Burns ed, Brlttania and silver plated Ia
bic Ca tor at MoNrAN & lIuerEr.
may1 Church street
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wow IN STORE.
Calache and Close Coaches

Calache and Close Coaches
aand 4 Seats Bretts e-.
Rocksways and Barouches
Slide ard Single Seat Baggiss
With and without tops ....
With splendid assortment of double and
Single Harness Whips tomatch
Also, Stage. Wagon and Cart n srness,
Blind Brides. Collars, Harnes &c.
All Of which viii be sold as low as they
can be purchased at any house in the 4outh
My facilities for repairing are ,insur4
passed in all The Branches, and eontinn.
ahce of patronage is solicited -
have in sfole full assortment NJ iron
comprising Flat, Round and Square. ii9
Sheet and Hoop iron, Axles. Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemeta,y Railings made to
order, Of the latest style and patterns.
have also on hand, Cane Wagons and
Carts, Road Wagons, Bsggasse and other
light Carts, and all kinds Of Wheelright
work made to order.
LSD.
Barkers Force Pumps Chain Pumps com.
pIete. lightning Rods, &c, &c. Call and
examine at the old stand, New ouildings)
Corner Of Main and Church streets.
nov-l4. w. +. TUNNARD
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gaS~ The above descrihesl Mill can be seen at
u .tnfp nf r. X. FtrKFT, Church street Baton
Roupe who Il The agent for the sale Of the
satne. TIE mill can he furnished at any landing
on the river between New Orleans and bayou
Sara, for 4 h--freieht included. HpyIIF
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB wtr,

V'HE MAGIC conn AND COP MI I il super
ior tn any heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR STOCK ltWi'l grind twenty bushels
~ stock feed per hour, with the power Of one
mule nr II will grind six bus' els Of fine meal
per hhur ~ six bushels ofcotp and coh fnr stock
feed per honr. with the power of oue rfule.
This MAGIC MILL was patented IN septetn,,
ber. l95h an,l Is undoubtedly superior TO ~ if
predecessors
Our prices viii he found to be much lower than
other mile If inferior quality. Fer sale bY
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, $ and 2 Front levee.
Npw nrleans.
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Direct from New York.

I HAVE Just received per Express sorne Iry
! Of the most superior GOLD AND S1L- Essh
YER ENGLISH PATENT lever WATCH. N1 III
ES of the most celebrated Liverpool Max ~
eTs.
ALSO,
Vest Fob and Guard chains, Chatolalps and
Necklases of superior qualities and u the latest
styles ahd patterns.
ALSO,
Catheao and Iozaic Breastpines aud Harinrs.
ALSO,
choice assortment Of secvebuttens,
AND
Ladies and Gentlemens Gold PENN holders
The above mentioned articles " Ill be sold sk
very moderate prices, for CASH, AZ / wish 10 ds
business small profits and quick sales.
THEODORE GOLDMAN
Matchmaker and Jeweier,
Harney House Basement.
Baton Rouge, La.
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A LARGE Assortment in Velvet and
n Silk Trimmings in all shades. Also
Black and Colored Fringes. s.
nov.1l J, SIMON 81 ca.
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y. PIPER Il co,

Dodge's Warranted Cow Bells!
TUE LARGTST of whith are heafd 3 autfnnder
! favorable cirtunsta nees, over 4 or 8 miles
Distant, A good assortment on hard, for sale u.
may2T LAaauERR 4 LAsurs.
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The Great European
c GU G H r E M L D Y
Prepared BY Rev. Walter Clarke,
CORNISH, NE.

40 SSNNlSHS WE
One Of the besl Medcinss known for Coughs
and oiher disorders " The pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed since THE
truly valuable medicine was introduced INTO this
country, aud yet its superiority over every other
Medicine in the cure OF coughs aud lung disorders
Is generally acknowledged, In those cases OF
coughs which have long resisted all the ussal
remedies, the European Cough Remedy has
achieved its srest-st Iiumphs, many OF these
long standing and apparully hopeless cases
yield At once TO its remedial Power, and two or
three bottles generally effect cure, while Ia re.
cent cases a single Bottle 10 generally more than
sufficient. The following certificates are select.
ed from hundreds which might be given.
Remarkable cure Of Phthlsic with severe cough
communicated b, General Small, Liminytou cor
mar, Nov. sth, 1856.
THIS is to certify ,hs, for many years I suffered
IRON the Ptheic accompanied with ssvere and
very distressing cough. My snferings whsnevs'
| took cold were very great, and | could NEST
with no Remedy until about two ysar ago, when
! tired Rev. Walter Clarke's European Cough
Remedy, from which derived immediate benefit,
and by taking four Bottles was perfectly cured
aud have had no return Of either cough OF Phthis
lc. i sine rely recommend the European Cough
Remedy TO al sufferers. II has been worth Y
thousand dollars TO me. GEORGE SMALL
For .Ile by Tris,em Gilman, Saco, and at the
Union and Journal Counting Room, No !, Cen
iaal block, Bddeiotd.
The following Is from Rev. Edward Davies
Episcopal Methods, Minister, Scarboro, Ne.
Dear Bro. Clarke - Your European &, ugt
Remedy has been the means Of doing great
deal Of good in this region. Many have derived
great benefit thereirom, one lady who appeared
To be far gone In C assumption, was 10 the aston
ishment of oil who knew her IN a brief period
restored to health BY It's use. She was very sick,
had dreadful cough, and raised blood severn
times. recommended your European Cough
Remedy to her she took trial bottle, and wal
grrsily rviieved by 1t. She then procured lars,
so,,le, which completed the cure. She now sp
pears 10 enjoy better health than she did belor'
abe was sick, OF course she feels grateful, aud !,
anxious To recommend your European COugl
Remedy to ali who need such medicine.
Yours, &c.
EDWARD DAVIES.
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Al a Court Of Probate held al BidjeIord, within
and for the Counly Of York, on the irs, Monday
In November, In the year VI our Lord eighe n
hundred and thy.sI by the Honorable Josc1h
T. Nye, Judge ofsaiJ Court:
AN The petition Of Susan L Paterson, widow
" ui Nathaniel Patterson, late Of Saco. IN said
county, decreased, praying that administration To
he estate . said Deceased may be grantedto
Seth Scammon.
ORpERHp, That the petitioner cite the next Of
KIM 10 take administration, AMI give nuilcc thereof
20 the heirs vi said deceased aud TO all persons Ia.
ie,esied in said estate BY causinga copy Of this
order TO he published three weeks success.
siyey IN The linton and Eastern Journal, printed
IN Biideiord, in said county, that they may appear
Al n Probaie Court TO he holden al Sacn, IN
laid county, on the frs, Monday in December
n-xi. ut ten Of the clock in the forenoon, aud
,bew cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should moi be granted.
~ Attest, joshua HEREicx, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
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yrs. as EaSssit Is. CO. /dvs'ii'", S's. Q.
Gen. Atchison upon Kansas.

The following brief letter has come with
in our reach, and We claim the privilege Of
publishing il, not only to show the energy
and true southern feeling Of our esteemed
fellow citizen. Mr.. Fuller, but that our peo-
pie may b encouraged to do something more
yet for the Kansas cause. The general, you
will go, feels that one more broadside from
the South will carry the debatable land
Mark the tone Of his concise but emphatic
note, and let us DO aroused to ono moro sx-
ertiou:
"PIArrE Cnr, Thursday Oct. 8, 1856.
"Dear Sir: Your lettsr together with
tho draft for Sl3S.40, has been received,
and your instructions shall DO followed.
will inquire diligently for the Edgc6eld
boys. We have carried the election in Kan
sas. The new Governor give satisfaction.
But, my dear sir, il Is no tine for southern
men TO relax their exertions. Now Is the
very moment TO redouble our eIertions.-
We must do IL. If We do our duty, Kansas
will be Slave State in twelve months
Stale either IN or our Of The Unisn.
"Yours truly, d. X. Atchison.
"R. N. Fuller, Esq"
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FARM AT AUCTION.

THE Farm on which Cap, John Hill has lived
for 80 years, very pleasantly situated In the
upper part Of WATERFORD, 4 miles from Limerick
Village, 10 miles from Alfred, and IL miles from
Biddeiord, will sold, at public Auction, on the
premises, TUESDAY, November 25th, 1856, the
Sale commencing at O'Clock, A. M.
Said Farm contains 100 acres oi land, well d.
yided into moving, pasturage, iillsge and wood
lands, embracing variety Of soil well adapted to
az 'iculiursl purposes. There Is a plenty VI good
muck Ind for hay, good portion OF light soil TO-
iilage, and plenty Of good hard wood rocky land,
well adapted 10 paslurng aud hay.
Said Farm Is well enclosed with good stone
wall, and Turf fence. and Is supplied with excel
Ell, never falling wafer, by an acqueduct ~ the
house, barn and pisiu'e. The buildings on said
farm consist Of house, one story and half, 80
by -, with porch and wood shed, IS by 10. A
good barn adjoining the same, Is by Is, 10 feet
posts, and aplggery attached.
There Isl good orchard on the farm, OF grated
fruit. A plenty Of wood and timber, and from 20
to 30 tons Of hay are annually cut on il.
wool lots adjoining will be- sold al the same
time, either with or without the farm, - may
suit purchasers.
Also, will be sold 10 Sheep, Neat Stock, one
yoke OF oxen, 3 cows, year old heller, and the
Farming tools, and u lot Of Furniture, and one
Baggage Wagon, and Pung Also, the produce
OF the farm consisting NJ hay. grain, cor, and po-
iato.s. all Of which will lie sold 10 The highest bid
der A plan oiihe farm may be seen on The pr I'm
ises. For further particulars inquire VI Charlie,
Till OF Ssco. Terms made known nj time and
place Of sale. CHARLES HILL
Tx. LANE, Auc,loneer.
Saco, Nov. 70 2w4 G
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- The Philadelphia Times tells story
Of deaf politician Of the days Of Martin
Van Buren,, which has probably had iss
counterpart since: -
at was q few days after tho election, and
news WIS pouring in Of Van Buren, defeats
on al sides. Mr. worthingtons the rather
venerable editor Of the Columbus (Miss.)
Democrat, was among those who were terri
bly, annoyed BY "Jobs Comforters." lie
was somewhat deaf, and rather irritable
In passing along tho streets, an acquaint-
ance sAluted him, and inquired kindly,
Z" How is your family, Mr.. wOrthinston d"
wor.hinston, supPo ing the inquiry related
to the political news Of the day, rsspo 'ded {.
+" AL soncto HILL, Sir-all gone to h-llr'
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MANUFACTURING Crr. We find in the
Journal the following statistics

AMAxrsAcruRpa Crr. We find in the
Psovidsucs Journal the following statistics
Of that beautiful and cnssrprising city;
Tho city Of Providence contains - stsam
engines, and within one hundred rods ofths
city line are l2 or lSmors, that nor all prae-
teal purpOsss belong hero; So jevelry e.
tablishmsnn, employing lloo hands, and
yielding an annual produe; Of s2,I7l 600
thrss bleaching and dysins works, employ
ing $50 hands and snishias 81. $50 900 yaids
Of goods; % manufacsones Of machinery,
steam engines, boilers, castings, &C., en-
ployius 2,O62 hands, $40 tons Of coal.
II. O9s tons Of pig-irOn, s,sol tons Of Other
iron, and producing annually $500 stoves,
5000, 900 pounds Of nails and spikes. 80
steam engines, go boilers, 3.,s4, 900 pounds
Of nuts, &C., and other articles, TO the total
value Of q, o6l 900; two scrvw fActoria.
that yield an annual product Of 81 ,0s6, Ooo;
two butt factories that produce $2ss,Wo,
and . great variety Of smaller mAnufacso-
riss, yielding together an annual product OF
Sl7,4l5,740.
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Marriagts.

In this city, Nov. IS, BY Rev Mr. Ma,sure, Nj
TIom-. y fo-s, 10 fneb~ L. smith, both VI Bid
dstvtd.
In L,,nan, Goodwins Mills, i6'h inst. BY Rev.
D. waisfhosise, Mr. Richsrd Mitchell VI Lyman,
10 Mo sarah Hill VI Day,on:
In Ssco, lO,h iasl, By E,dcr John Boolhby, Nc
Rliu. Pnilips TO Mis- Sally hsines, both dsaco
Ia sseo, i2.h inst, by Rsv. A Sandersou, MIR.
SAMUEL 81. Hann.a. VI Baxion, TO Miss Martha
Jam. Lii by, u S~co
EL,ol sby. TO N,.. Ab1A ID, ro~ae, both VI kense'
L. Grea, PslIs, oc,ober es,h, Me-. Joseph Hob,
Of south Berwick, TO Miss sarah X. SOodwin, VI
Noch B~rwiek. a.,
Ia Ber~,rk NJ Ccarlcs w. Gseenleaf 10 Miss
Mary Z. Roberts, oo,h o( North Berwies,
In Limsaxtos, NJ. a. U. Ramery TO Miss Haf'
VA lun.,oa- bosh q HolliS
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

yVHEREAS. Elijah Cuuniashan, OF Ksnns.
w bunlpon, IA The county OF fo,k, on ,he I'm
recorded n the York Registry, Book 90, page
3ot, TO which deed or the record thsreor reference
may be had conveyed in fee aud in mortgage 10
me, John Curil., Of said Keun, bunspor, 10
secure the psymeu, of ascertain sum " money,
CERTAIN p.ece or parcel Of land, together WIN
the buildings thereon, situated near the Eastern
Pier, in said K-unebunkpor. being the same
premises now occupied Ivy the said Cunninsham,
and whereas, the conditions Of said mortgage
have been broken and unperfonned, therefore, J.
the undersigned, hereby give notice that on se'
count VI the breach OF coadnions Of the said mort
gage, claim foreclosure Of the same under 'ns
provisions VI the statute in such cases made anu
provided. JOHN CuhiiS'
Witness, w. F. MoopY.
Kennebunkpor, Nov. ll,h, 1856. 's3~4o
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.,LARKE,s FEMALE PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.


Prepared non Prescription Of Sir. J. Clarke, n. D.,
Physician Extraordinary ~ the Queen.
This Invaluable MEDICINE 10 untAiips In The cure OF
all lhoss panfsl AMI dangerous disorders W which the
female consultation 10 subject II mcdsrAes all excess
AMI remove. Ill obs.resiOas, and spssiy surs nay b
relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
., !. peculiarly suited II sir, In short time, bring 90
the monthly perioi sith regularity.
Each bottle, Price 0ns Dollar, bsAn The GO'srnnsnt
scamp Of GreAt Britain, TO prevent eOuntsriet.s.
TON.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the Oct three ~OrtAs, a. they are
sure W bring on ~iseayrisss but at every other time
aud In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sol. g,uts fOr the United states and Canada,
&c. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester, n. z.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn ". Y, GENERAL Agents
N.B-si,eo AMI postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorised Agent, viii bottle Of the riils By re-
yarn mall.
Tor ..Ie, whOlesais and Retail, by s 5. MITCHELL,
suce~ssos 10 q. l. Mitchell, ssso, No.
n. N. mar 4 CO, Portland, General Asentes Maine.
NIB. 500 and postage stamps, enclosed to any
authorized sssp,, gill ensure bottle Of the pill. By re-
urn mall.
Yor sale wholesale and retail, By D. L. Mitchell, sasO,
AID drussists generally. s'-u
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Dfatbs.

~~~~~~--~-~~~S~-~~>~~>
In kenuebunk. Nov. 18Th, Mr.. Samuel Twan.
big, iornedy Of ksunebunsport, aged 81 yrs.
In Marlborough, 10Th INST, Mr. William KEEL.
ley, aged about IS years, formerly OF Dsnver-,
Mas.
In York, on Saturday Sth inst, Mr, Samuel c.
P,rsoas, sgcd - years. November 18Th, Mr.
saInur, wrsrv, aged IS years November lst,
Miss Eunice Perkins, eyed IS years.
ln York, Seotaad Parish, Nov. ,, Mss Mary
Ana Shaw, aged -, daughter VI late Sumusr
shaw, Esq.
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The Ksllistsn, or Ori<at Wai~, prepared by
Jossru BuSsKrr Sc Co, fremont street, Boston,
contains q peculiar eraslye property which will
generally remove these dissgreeable stains II 70
at the same time perfectly harmless, allsys all
tendency TO Inflammation, and renders the CON-
plerlou clear and beautiful. The Kallis,Ou % foe
ale by all druggists.
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Notice of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS. George Saunders Of Kennebunk
w port, In The County VI York, on the Twenty
third day Of August, eighteen hundred and nfy.
four, by his deed Of thai date duly recorded IN the
York Registry. Book 232, page 429, TO which deed
or the record thereof, references may be had, con-
veyed ia fee and in mortgage TO me, John Curtis,
Of said Kennebunkport, Ia secure the payment o.
certain sum VI money, certain piece or parcel
OF land, together with the buildings ihereon stu
ated near the eastern Pier in said kennebunkPoh,
being the same premises now occupied by the
SAID Saunders, and whereas, the conditions OF
said mortgage have been broken and unperformed,
therefore I, the undersigned, hereby give notice,
iha, on account Of the breach OF conditions Of the
said mortgage claim foreclosure Of the same
under ihe provisions Of the statute IN such cases
made and provided. JOHN CUhTlS.
Witness, W. +. MoopY.
Rennebunkport, Nov. li,h, 1880. is3w46
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Assigncc,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that % the ,sn 1wf ny.
Hammond. Of Biddeiorl. in the county Of York,
trader, assigned 10 me all his estate, real and per-
,ou,l. for tie bcncii, Of his creditors. AL pcrsons
having claim. against .rid Era Harmon. and
who wish to- avail ihcm,clycs of the benefits III
the assignment, and become parties Thereto. can
,ign the same al the Office ofGo,dwin & Fales,
10 said Bddelord, At AM time within three months,
ss provided by law DAVID FALLS;
Blidefohi, Oct. "a, 1856. 3s1D
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Kansas Tea Party.

WHY WILLY DlE' when ohe excrl'eal
,ned,clse i, si hand, whereby all Lang DISEASE.
are efscIuslly eurei' The Great BAIsAs OF
LivkawoKr AND HoAknouSp, originally prepared
by NaLmeoaitah, an ladi.n maiden of the oaeida
Tribe, who Afterwards became Mrs. NJ. Gardner,
hes saved and
Crnsp ITS TESs OF morsAsps.
aud written upoa thankful hearts more than
Osx Hrxpnxp TuousAso RkAL CKKriraArrs
anil can sti be obtained Of M.>srs. WEEKS Il
Pv,ier, I54 Washington Street, Boston, GSss'al
Asents. 49,
T. Gilman. agent zoe ssco and BidJefoUd. ~
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-21
BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
A Splendid Lot Of HAIR, NAIL, TOOTH.
n and CLUTHE> BRUSHEs. Also, she
French Osier Brush,
for yelveis and nns Goods. For sale cheap at
T. GILMAS's,
4of Factory Island.

Al Court al Probate held AT Bijdeford, within
and for the Coanty Of Yor. on the frsl Monday
oi November, in the ycaroi our Lord, one !hous.
aud eight hundred and iihy.six, by The Honor
aide Joseph 7 Nye, Judge oi said Court:
MARK WENTWORTH, Guardian Of Julietta
vi Wentworth, minor and grand child Of Samu.
81 Pray, late Of Lebanon, in said county deceased
having presented hts iinst account OF Guardian'
ship al his said ward Tor allowance.
ORpERED, That the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successfully IN
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed ut Didde'
ford, In said county, that they may appear a, u
Probate Court To be held n, Saco, in SAID county,
on the first Monday Of December next, al ten 81
he clock in the forenoon aud shcw cause, u any
they have, why the same should no, be allowed
90 Attest, JOSHUA HsRRicS, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.