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MACAULAY'S ENGLAND, 4 vols complete
IVA for dollar. The History Of England from
the accession OF James the Second, by Thomas
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as he rode pas, the neat cottage OF the re-
formed man couple Of hours afterwards.
As the case now stands. you are only saved
as by fire. AL law, all protection, is on the
side Of those who are engaged in eniicing
you into sin, and destroying your body and
soul. In their evil work, hey have free
course. Bot for you, unhappy wre'ches,
after they have robbed you Of your worldly
goods, and even manhood itself, are pro-
vided prisons and pauper homes and for
your children "a dark shadow swept over
the strangers lace, and shudder went thro'
his frame. SCAN 1t be Christian country
in which live, and such things darken the
very sun at noon day " he added, as he
sprung his horse into gallop, and rode
swiftly onward.-Arthur's Home Magazine
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+, FOR SALE,
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,

/ And other Valuable 6oal Estate.
THE following described Real Estsie, co,nprs.
i ing House Lots, and other properly, el-gibly
situated in the villages Of Ssco and bsddefofd,
win BE- sold BY the Proprietors, 81 prizes and VA
terms favorable 10 purchasers .r.sf|TI .tUr trl
The THouse Lou, about 400 ia number, arc
pruc ipally situated in Ssco, between the Railroad
beprts OF Biddeford and Saco-a portion Of them
sl,ovc the Railroad, and . portion below, In Q
pleasanipnd healthy location, and commanding y
hne view Of both villages They are advantage
ously situated ios the res'dsoce Of Perons hayias
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperefi
Square, Saeo, and five minutes walk VI the Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Nil of the Lscoaia, Pep.
perrll and Wafer Power Corporations Of Bidde.
iori. A substantial Bridge, T3 feet long and "
feet wide, resting granite piers, and with aide.
walks has been buih acro~s the ssco River, thus
coanec,ins the lots with Biddefond, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor
ner. From tins bridge street is graded 10 tho
Railroad Crossing On Water street, which will be
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets have
b~en laid out, extending along the margin OF the
Ssco River, aud TO Wafer street. 4 IiFs.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into The county IRON
Saco. will inersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bidde.
fvd lf''
Besides the lsis before mentioned, the propnc-
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said Island. ''
They viii sell also in lots Of from one 20 i've
acre., a. may be wanted, tract of land adjoining
that which Is reserved foe house lots Said tract
consists OF ~ acres, and 10 situated on the West
ern side o( the Railroad, and runs In The Buxton
rosd, the line striking that road within lew rods
Of the Sdco Depot. -.-..- =,
Waraniee Deeds will bc given Of all lots sold
BY the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Ssco ID. L.
somcs. I}iddeiord; Josephus baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Ns-Lua, N, H.; William Z. New
ell, Manchester, n. II. 1.,L ..F.. - :.
for further particulars, as TO prices and condii..
ions. inquire OF ID, L. SoMES, Of Biddefosd,
agent for the propi ieios. OF
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A PHYSICIANS EVIDENCES on DANCING
That beautiful, graceful accomplishment of
dancing, so perverted by late hours and the
indecency Of fashionable attire, has outraged
many sensible people, and led them to de-
priyo the young Of one of the most simple
and hcalthful, but to its rccuperatlye power.
the fortieth, nay, the fftieth year of my
age, found me enjoying this lile-chcering
exercise, 1t should be one of the earliest
amusemeuts Of children, ana care should be
taken by parents that it is understood Us au
amusement.
While | am on this topic, l will mention
case that occurred in my practice. \
thoughtful, anxious mother, who had lost
three children, brought to me her only re-
naming child-a daughter. Her tempcra-
ment; with great irritability of the system,
pcovish, passionate, dyspeptic, slccpncSs; of
course, exactins, arbitrary, and uncomfort-
able; the poor child looked sad, old, NOR
bid, and miserable. She had been to school,
because her parents thought it an amusc-
ment for her to be with other children
After critically examining her physiognomy,
said to Ler mother, "What is the temper
ament of your husband?" The same as
my own," she replied. "Then the child is
doubtly stampcd,r continued, " and very
vigorous measures most be used, If you ex-
pect to restore her health. Divorce her
immediately from anything mental so Ear as
memOrizing is cOncerned-ihcn send her to
dancing-school, that she may combine excr-
else with order and melody, and thus some
of her rough edges may be rounded" The
child-her large eycs wide open with Won
der and delight-interupted me with
(" Dancing-school o, how I've longcd to
90 but mother says it's wrong, and leads
to wickedness." What dilemma for a
physician! what dilemma for q child -
f" Did you ever intend your daughter to play
the piano, guitar, or other musical instru-
ment ?" said to the mother, 40 YES was
the answer. :" Why" continued, "why
slow such partiality TO the upper cxtremi-
ties: The hands arc rendered happy as a
medium Of melody the feet are rendered
equally happy in the same way" A nice
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FEMALE FACES. I know woman who
might have been the ancestress OF all the
rabbits in all the hutches in England. A
soft downy, looking, fair, placed woman
with long hair looping like cars, and an in
noccnt face ofmingled timidity and surprise.
prise. She is sweet tempered thing, al
ways eating or sleeping-who breathes hard
when she goes up stairs, and who hasas few
brains in working order as human being
can get on with. She is just such human
rabbit, and nothing more-and she looks
like one. We all know the setter woman
the best of the types-graceful, animated,
we'll formed, intelligent with large eyes and
wavy hair, who walks with firm tread but
a light one, and who can. turn her hand to
anything. The truescttcr woman is always
married; she is the true woman OF the world.
Then there is the Rlenhcim spaniel. who cow
ers up her face in her ringlets, and holds
down her head when she talks, and who Is
shy and timid. And there isthc greyhound
woman, with lantern jaws and braided hair,
and large knuckles generally rather distort-
ed. There is the cat woman; too elegant,
stealthy, clever, carcssing, who walks with
out noise, and is great in the way orendear-
ment. No limbs are SO supple as hers, no
backbone SO wonderfully plant, no voice so
sweet, no manner so cndcaring. She ex-
tracts your secrets Gom you before you
know that you have spoken, and half an
hours conversation with that graceful, pur-
ring woman has revealed to her every most
dangerous fact it has been your liics study
(, hide. The cat woman is dangerous an
imal. She has claws hidden in that velvet
paw, and she can draw blood when she I'M
sheathes them. Then there is u cow-faced
woman generally of phlcgmatic disposition
given to pious books and tctotalism. And
there is the lurcher woman, the strong-vis-
aged, strong minded female, who wears
rough coats, with mems pockets and large
bone buttons, and whose bonnets Hing n
spiteful defiance at both beauty and fashion,
have never seen true lion-hcadcd wo-
man, excepting in that black Egyptian fig
urc, sitting with her hands on her knees,
and Grinning grimly on the museum world
as Bubastis the lion headed goddess Of the
Nile.-HousehoM Words.
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Al n Court of Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Monday
in April, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
bred and hlly.six, by the Honorable Joseph l.
Nye, Judge Of said Court:
IN the petition OF Nathaniel Leach, person IN.
" tercstcd IN the estate OF Asa Leach, late Of
KennebunkpOn, in said county, deceased. praying
lha, administration Of the estate Of said deceased
may be granted to him or 10 some other suitable
person:
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite thc.widow
aud next OF KIN 10 take administration aud give
notice lhereofto all persons interested in said es.
tate, by causing copy Of this order TO lie publish
cd ia the Union IL Eastern Journal, printed IN
BijdefOrd, in said county, for three weeks sue.
cessively, that they my appear at Probate Court
Ia be held at Saco In said county, on the first
Monday IN May next, at ten OF the clock IN The
forenoon, aud shew cause, II any they have, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted
Is Attest, JOSHUA liERRicK, Register.
A truecopy, attest, JOSHUA iiERRicH, Register.
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GREAT AMERICAN L FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOB SECURING PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
Agency for Bsslssss with the
UNITED STATESPATENT OFFICE
t'e WASHINGTON. .i
H9s Mo HnHDIDHre
70 S.ato Street. opposite Kilby st., Boston

nSo IHS ISID-uDHS
No 70 sate Street opposite Kilby st., Boston.
IMPORrANr INFORMATION TO INyENr0Rs.-
i The subscrib~r, (lAte Agent Of the \. Pan,ent
Once under the act Of ls3i determined 10 present Ad
yarages In applying for Pstents, superior 10 ose oer
ed inventors BY others, has made Arrangements Whereby
on applications prepared and conducted cy him, rnkrr
poLLiK nsteai Of $50 as paid back BY ohers) vii be
RENTED by him IN Of ALLURE toobtan patent and
the withdrawal through him within thirty days shsr the
rejection. .... ris
This Agency !. moi only the largest IN New England
but through Il Investors have advantages &c securing
pArus or ascertainns the Iaentabillty % inventions.
surpassed By. n not immeasuraby superior 20, any
which be ofsroi them elsewherc. The testimonials
given below prove thai none 10 MORE SUCCESSFUL
AT TILE PATENT OffIuE Than the Subscriber and a.
SUCCESS Is THE DIST PRo0f or ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason 20 believe and PROVE hat At other once
o. the Kind, are the charges COR professional ssrioss
moderate. Tue immense practice Of the subscriber dur
Ing twenty years past has snabsed him " accumulate
vast collection Of specfeaons and oeiai decsions rcl
alive 10 patents. These besides bis extensive library u
legal and mechanical works, ADD f accounts Of patents
granted In the United States and Europe, rvnisr him
able, beyond question, 70 orsr superior facilities DIR OBJ
tanning patents. ......f. ......,- D.. "a
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all Papers
and drawings necessary TO the proeura q patents 10
this and forign countries prcpare and ad'ioe rndered
infnngements Of patents Az necessity Of ourney 10
Washington 10 procure patent, and the usual great de-
ay there, are here saved Inventors. ..
Copies Of claims of any patent furnished by remttns
dollar. Assignments recorded nj Washington. Pa
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Jeferd's Tavorn, Kennebunk.
Executors sale,

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of the will Of the
L late John Hovey, OF Kennebunk, shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on Tuesday
the 2Oh day Of April inst, at one o'clock In the
afternoon, The large three story house, known Tor
many years MS the Jeherd's Tavern, with the land
adjoining, containing about an acre and quarter
with the she'd aud stable used in connexion with
the house.
The said Public House is situated in the cen.
ire Of the village OF Kennebunk about three miles
from the sea, where another house might be built
10 be- used ia conneSion with this, in a location
better adapted for all the purposes Of a sca.shore
summer resort, than any other ON the coast OF
Maine. .r.
Al the same time, | shall sell all the other
buildings on said lot, 10 be removed from the
land, and whatever other personal property
was no, sold at the Auction in February last
T. +. BOURNE, Executor.
Kennebunk, April 10, 1886.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Carrots, Deets. English Tumips, Cabbarcs, Cueum.
bers, Parsnip', Ruta Baga, Mangel Worried Onions,
&C.
Long orange Carrot hesi for field eulture, al per H.
Improved Ruta Bagl, Zine Ameriean,) 81 7"
Long Red Mangei Worizei, 81
English Turnips, Al
For sale at j. @. Deering'. and the Union store,
saco, Elias llsrmon's aud Could & Gason,s Store,
Biddef0rh, also, nj the nufscfy,by
DANIEL MAiloNY, Practical Gardener.
Al kinds OF garden work done by welltrsined hands
The proprietor OF the Commercial Nursery begs
leave to state that the grounds appropriated 10 this
esablis hment have been cafeiuy prepared BY HIM
self for the nursery business and that the stock has
been selected from the most approved varieties aud
all the practical operations have been PEI fvfmed by
himself, or under his own eye, with a view Ia win
for his botanical establishment first rate reputation
for accuracy
The fruit and ornamental trees, Towering shrubs,
roses vines, and ereepers, are " rare ana valuable
yarsIIss, aud are In good condition for transplant.
Ing.
The proprietor embraces lh. opportunity 20 assure
the public that he has had nearly thirty years. erper-
ense In his vOeaion both Ia Europe and this country
and that his ho icultuars knowledge 10 the result
Uf close application to hs Profession during the
whole OF that period, consequently the public may
feel assured that all orders ininised 10 him WIN be
faithfully and promptly executed.
ssco, March 10Th, 1855. III
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3. a. BANCROFT.
Messrs. Adams & Horton.
Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. Hodsdon's Book Store,

sS
lUEr A DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
/Jen bridge AMI Copper Bearings for sale by the
n sample Of which may he seen at their Musical
iooms. r... q.
iesirOus Of purchasing srPERloR TONED lssrnr-
are respectfully Invited to call and examine for
Ives.
|nd hand Pianos or Msloieons taken In exchange
ones. v 90.
planas and NIeloieons sold by them are warranted
perfect satisfaction, and be kept 10 tune for Que
iee ofeIpense TO the purchaser. All tuning at
TO with promptness.
}, January 81, 1856. TO-
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J. r. Kirkland, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and
practice in the Western Reserve College Of Med.
icne, Cleveland, ohioi DE-. w. W. jones, To-
ledo, Ohio, DR.. }. s. Hamilton, Tecumseh, Mich
iev. John Hubbard; Hon. ID. I. Somes; Chas.
Morgan, and +. r. Mosgan, Blddeford. Resi-.
dence nj Chas Morgan's, Chestnut St.s
Biddelord, March %, 1856. ms
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FARM FOR SALE.

q A Small Farm In BiddeiOrd, one mile IL from the
IL mills. OF the Biddeford House. Said farm con.
tanning twelve acres Of most excellent ani good veil
q. never falling water house AMI ban, mostly finished
This farm Il situated the Hollis road, and jonlng the
saco river This farm has most of q bern made into
vegetable garden anil Il 10 high state of cultivation and
ia down hay II win yield from two 10 three tons Of
hay 10 the acre Enquire Of the subscriber the prem
i.es. 3wl5 THOMAS GORDON.
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Farm for Sale.

THE farm upon which the subscribers now live,
i situated in the western par, Of Lyman. Said
farm consists OF about 90 acres Of good land, part
now under cultivation, and part good wood land.
The buildings on the farm are in good repair, and
every way suitable for I,rm Of lis size. VIII be
sold on reasonable terms, and al a bargain.
ID SETH 81 BRADFORD COUSINS.
Lyman, March %, 1856. Owls
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

DE Il known that on the eighteenth day OF April, A.
ID ID. 1855, jeremiah Goodrch,ate of Biddeford, In
the county Of York. deceased gave TO the undersigned
Luther Bryant Of said Dlddeford deed Of mortgage OF
that date ola certain let land with the buildings there
on situated on the north west side Of Alfred street In
said Diddeford bounded the South VISIT by land Of
Woodbury. g. Gooch on the north west by land Of saco
Water Power Company on the north east by land Of
the said Bryant and south east by said Alfred street,
being the same premises described Ia said mortgage
deed vhl,h Is recorded York County registry Of Deeds,
Book 2io and pages as $50, and which mortgage vas
given as security for the payment Of certain promissory
note specified 10 sa deed, that the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken by Of which oreclos.
ure OF the premises IL claimed. LUTHER BRYANT.
Dlddeford, April 2, 1855, ul5
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House Lots for sac,

THOMAS II. PEIgsOs has for Sie House Lots In
i Bidde.orl, on the following streets
Pike street, Pool ST., l st Oak st Acorn ST., Pine
ST. Hamlet ST. Back St, Porter ST., Pcss st.. Lne ST.,
Mt Vernon st., Prospect ST., Cottage ST., Guinea st.,
Birch St. Persons Lane radbury St. and also several
acre, Of land on Prospect st., all Of which will sell
cheap for cash appovs credit Please to call on Inc
before purchasing One small house corner Of Cottage
and nm ST. with good Garden spot. Price 500. One
Double Tenement House, of foss and Porter a.,
Price f0,0. tbs
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WILLIAM YOUNG, N. d.

the POCKET EsCULAPlUS. Let no one suffering
from hneknled Cough, Pain In the side, Restless.
Nights, Nervous Feelings, aud the whrle train OF
dyspeptic sensations, aud given up by their physe-
Ian, be another moment without consulting the H~-
CULAPiUs. 1aye the married, or those about TO be
married. any impedeni, read this truly useful book,
NJ has been the means OF saving Thousands OF un-
fortunate creatures fnum The very Jaws Of death.
n.,- Any person sending T,yHNTY.fit y CENTS
enclosed IN a letter, will receive one copy OF This
work BY mall or i've copies win be sent lt dob
lar. .fidress, (post paid DR. WM. YOUNG,
ly32 No. la2 spruce ST., Phliadelphis
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r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.

"DurIng the time occupied the Once Of Commits
sloner Of patents, II. II. EpDr, Esa, % Boston, d
business at the Patent once Solicitor Cor proSsing
Patents. There we're few u any persons acting In thai
capacity, who had much business horc the Patent
Once and there who coniucted 10 with
more skin, ndellty and success. regard Mr. EJdy
a. Of the hest informed and most skul Patent so-
cItors In the pG.ted States, aud have hesitation In
assuring Inventors that they cannot emrioy Psrsaa
rosr ooinpesni and Trustworthy, and more capable a
putting their applications In form 10 Cor hen
an early aud favorable confederation Al The a,sn, Of
fee. EDMUSD BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
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Gutta Percha Pens.

mIg undersigned IL the only authorized agent r the
IL sale Of Cookies 0uiia Pereha Psns IN this city II
Il new article, and IL warranted 10 be pen Superior
% any in use. dive them trial They are no hum
bug They may be obtained nj Freeman @. D.ahns's,
Confectioner, Liberty st., Blddeiord, Ne. Ivitt
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CaIef Hall.

THE Cornei Band having leased Calef Hall;
Il are prepared 10 let the same for lectures,
concerts, balls AID assemblies. ri
Application can be made to Geo. D.. Smith,
at the store Of Twanbley & Smith, Main street,
Saco --L .t.-.
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MELODEONS! @
S. D. G. II. w. SMITHS

Celebrated Melodeons, so long aud hyorably
known To the musical world. have been rendered
still more desirable by their new method OF Vote.
over all competitors, at the recent National Pair.
Orders from auy part Of the country OF world,
sent direct TO tie n,snulaciory IN iiosion with each
or Satisfactory reference, viii nc promptly attend
ed to, and rs faithfully cxecutedas II the parties
were present, or employed an agent TO select, and
on as reasonable terms. Each instrument war.
fauicd. ...H ...H..
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Eos, ,L,n,,,,nf couui,,io,,.

From tie present. commissieass, a.
"Ar0vsf ~, ls55.-During the tlnlr have hsh -
cce Of Commissioner u Patents, ". bddy, Esq, %
Boston, has been extensively eagase In the transaction
Of business with the Once, Solicitor lie Il thor
oughiy acquainted with The hw and the rules q prse-
ties Of the Once. recar him u the csps-
Official intercourse. ClIAs. MASON,
sl....I Commixsloner NJ patsuts
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DIR. IL. Y. ATEN
-RErEREScE:-

liza. opened m oficc IA Genital Block, No: .,
and would respectfully solici, the patronage Of the
people Of B.ddeford Saco and yiciniiy.
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN yCnuGH REMKnY

r EuhUPEAN COUGH REMEDY
DOR coashs ofevey description, br Bronchitis, Ioas-
Meas. and chronic pulmonary complaints In general
h The most suocesaai remedy, and deservnsthe con-
ndence and af tral By an Who are suffering from the
above Disorders. believe that In all these disorders "
HAS no IovAI. During the past year made up t<n
thousand bottles, and have received hundreds of letters
many ofthem frum persons who had been suffering fbs
months AMI some br years. and vko had ied every
thing that had been recommended By physieians and
friends In vain, but by the blessing Of God they were
speedily cured By the European Cough Remedy.
rfH- Family Pills.
The sae of my Family Ps d also rapidly Increasing
They are excellent In bilious and Liver Complaints.-
They compounded that they act al once upon The
stomach and bowels the kidneys and the skin and be-
eve, are equal 20 anything Of the kind In this or any
other country. rrice Is cents per box. i
The European Cough Remedy and Vegetable Family
Pills, are prepared BY Rev. WALTER CLARKE Cornish
Me-, late Apo.hecary and Pharmaceutical Chemist In one
Ofthe manufacturing towns Of Engand BY whom agents
are supp,iei. ~
For sale by Tristan Gilman sAco and At the Onion and
Journal Counting Room, No. l. Central Block, Bddeior
flEGI n .i 2otf