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Real estate for Sale.


A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
IA SALE in Fskl N " II miles from the depot, Is
LAND hot and cold Water with every modern convenience
in the house and about the premises Inquire Ne 65 Green
wich-st.
r PRIVATE SALE-FOur Hundred Feet of
llsthss with 100 UPLAND LOTS well adapted for manu-
featuring purposes For full particulars apply
to BAKER WEEKS, Auctioneers No. Pine-st.
L,ARM for SALE in FISHKILL, N. Y.-1N
Pous Springs Of excellent Water Il miles rois the depot
Inquire at No. G. Couftlsndtst-
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CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLlsH
" SCHOOL.-WM II. LEGGETTS School. No, ss o S,
way corner q I2hst, will be reopened MONDAc SeR'
G. Circulars at LOCKWOODS, No. All Broadway chUM,
EMS No 6s9 Brosdway and at the redence Of the rnnc
No. as lbth-st.
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II A l. OF 185 =
+ HATS, GAPS, STRAW GOODS, BoNNETs, &C.,
No. 100 CHAMsyls-s1.,
...ts New.York. - .rI4 rl Boa.
d GEO w. JEHIAL HEAD, r
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers,
Factory NoA sac, s00and so Brosdway, Albany, NJ T.,
Are prepared ext to purchasers from ell parts Of the
Union attractive elegant and complete assost Of FALL
Of country which may be found many entirely new
and original styles Of thsir design , 80 d Il
rsrticuas atsutioa b requested 70 their MOLRSKIN
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BERNARD & REDFIELDs BOARDING an ed
ID DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No lS
2dav, Of St. Marks place The Ancient ana Sn
Languages and Literature the Elementary and 81
euatcs the Exact Sciences thorough ComnerciA Ano N
esiate Primary Department has been M %
MONDAY the 9Th Of September Circulars be obtained
Of Messrs H. T. KIERsTED SON No. SO Brosdwsy corner
III Surinr .af
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DOARD in BROOKLYN.--Persons wishing to
ID engage ROOMS SINGLE or In SUITE can be scconno
dsted At No - SAEDS-Sr, corner Of jay Rooms large
pleasant and Reference required Terms ,oder
ste 800 .. .f ,T -
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Go, farmers an6 Others.

Go farmers and Others.
E,ERTILIZERS.--lO0 tuns TAFEU for top
dressing and Winter Grain composed Of threefouTh
nis coil aud oncfourth Peruvian Gusno) SIS tun
10000 hbA POUDRETTE ct 81 30 per Dbl. We warrant oui
article superior other in market Address THE LODI
MANUFACTURING Co., No. 50 Courlandt-st., NY.
DERUVIAN- GUANO, Government Brand No. i.
III COLUMBIAN GUANO Government Brand No. l.
SUPERPHOSRHATE Of LIME, BONE DUST
For sale BY - A. LONSELu
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VNOODWORTH's PATENT PLANNING MA
w CHIMES, In Every variety, for ... q MArrEAWAN,
EewYerk, by SAWL b. SCHENCk
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lvl SCHOOL conducted by the Rev. Mr. and Mra HOWARD
and DAUGHTERS Hos d Fast Sth-st.. will - REOPENED
Sep, mb 49, Circulars references and full Information may
be- utss;ned a. III. hoysc.
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CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLIsf

~ SCHOOLING g72 Broadway, Of Sth-.t-keopehs
SEPT. S-n addition TO the Department for Boys from
to years Of there viii be during the ensuing yssI T
mary Department for Boys from to years. The most ~
yanced pupils Of the school viii BE- carried through the ude
Of the Freshman Ca. Of College 30 hst they may ene,
Sophomores IL 1857. Due attention Il paid 70 tymhsus
Circulars may BE- had the School, No LIS 2dav and
d. T. RANDOLPH Bookstore, corner Broadway ana AoT
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EDUCATION.-The Subscriber, a graduate OF
tuition and passed in Europe wishes 10 obtain f
vATE PUPILS the higher branches Of Classic, ana
MATES or SITUATION In first CLASSICAL sChoOn
or COLLEGE For private pupils the terms viii 0. 81 Pr
hour the instructors rooms 80 at the hone o. 'Tc Pp
Address CHARLES CARROLL care OF Edward r. payson,,
ESQ., Grarnercy Park House NewYork
Walker Cambridge the Rev Dr. Bellows the rev: III O
good MI r. Benedict No. 81 Wallst and MI " j. ''"''''
New.york.
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A GENTLEMAN and LADY can obtain BOARD
"A and large pes.snt front ROOM the second aoor
Private Family where there few select bosrdsrs Terms
Appiyfo No lu Hsnry-st. m =.
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90 hhom it map Concern.

w WVuW ~ mWu 0uitbkhu
A DVEKTISERS apply at V. B. PALMERs
ed upon He does not authorize Runners TO solicit orders
CAUTION.--All persons are hereby warned
~ sgtnst buying negotiating aCHECkon the Butchers
and Droyers Bank Of ss' In hyor of MARTIN sPiKER
tanned om me By fase Representation and the payment has
'eeA '''rF' MiERoNYMUs " WILHELM. Dr..
ID K. DEYO's PROMPT and RELIABLE
Is ADvERTIsING AQENCY. LyuI
Refer to Msssn GREELEY { McELRATH : -
tnl g'saOyyIcE RECEIVER or TAxTs
.r No. 81 Cbanbers-st q. NEW CourDdonse)
rf AID NEw-YoRR june q, 1e56l
ITO AVOID the risks that must inevitably occar
hep fhe cysyd Of TsxP who put Of TO the est day
the payment q their sxes have determ1ed 70 adopt the fol-
lowing rule which VIII BE- dy adhered to during term Of
ONCE chsn receive m0nsy sfier oclsck Every
omcer IN thn Dvpsmen STRICTLY PROHIBITED from re-
ceivnG containing for the payment
Of I..es- SIs.es1 HENRY 4 HOWARD. Receiver.
TIVE most influential and widely circulating
Il kENsRA9Ep8 In the United S.steA Canada Europe
end the Me- bod'es q. on file q ANDREW WINDS Alb
vERTINHG end 8UBSCRIPTfON AGENCY. No. is3 Nss.
sss-st. (next door - the Nassau Bank) NesYsrh ri. IL
authorized By the pabshers TO receive ADVER
TISIN0 u the lowest rates NB-Merchsnts maauf.ctu.
rsrs re-, waited spoh By sddressins . above.
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ANY person desiring am excellent HOME for one
n OF CHILDREN between three and years Of age
hear Of such BY applying No. IL Hsnryst Ref
errnvs9 tie yh,s crd,f given aud required.
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RROOKLYN WATER-wORKS.-N0TICG t

DUSINESS MIN In every State, City, and County
Dot the Uued States make satisfactory for
the sale Of the Uion Patent
LAMP IL cannot be breken, exploded, burst. HAWK
HURST MOTT No. 50 Fulton-st Nev-Yo
Notes ipclose stamps
INOR SAIEAThe SLOOP CAYUGA, 80 tuns
burden well found in every respect and In good running
order viii be cold bargain applied for Forurther
apply board Long Dock between Jersey City
and HobokSR. 10 ngll .--f -
DARTNER WANTED-Actve or Special with
SSOo0Q capital in an established Commercial and Manu-
facing this city, $4,000 cond be- employed with
advantage The adver. having - experience in the
fully competent oondnct 10 successfully The
most sscte rerreDce will be given. Address with real
name p. d. w, Tribune Office.
VJ,O DRUGGISTS or PHYSICIANS.-A RE-
II TAIL DRUG asd PRESCRIPTION STORE, in thckly
Tor SALE (sbtnJ BY the proprietor who is about going to
Europe To person small capita IL excellent oppor
psrticusrs sddIess J. W. SIMS SONS I'D aud Market
ss PhHsdelphis.. y OF ti"
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ELM PARK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
II L,chfed Gonna Boarding aud Day School for BOYS
I'VE NewYork under the Q. M,
JANIS RICHARDS assisted by the Rev. THOS. HEINZ.
STED AM Terms, $225 per sDnsm or SIS quartet ~
circulars apply to FARMER, BRACE Co.. No 4Courtlsndt-
st.; WATklNSON 4 MILLER No. 20 Nsssau-st; OF OF tne
pr;pc ;fchf
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FARM AT AUCTION.

V,he Farm On which Cap, john Hin has lived
i for 80 Year., very pleasantly situated ia the
uppe par, of WATERFORD, 4 miles ir,nl Limerick
Village, 70 mlles frnn Alff-d, and IS miles iron
BliJ-io,d, will <oll, at publlc AuiiDn, al the
promises, TUESDAY, Nov-,nhcr 25th, 1856, the
sale COMMENCING AT o U'clVck, A. NJ
Said Fam contains 100 acres 81 land well Ill.
vid,d inio moving. pas,uragr, ,iiisge aud wood
tsuds embracing IA variety Of soil well adapted tu
az icul,urtl purposes There Is pleniy Vi good
muck nj Eor hay, y good portion u light suil TO-
lill.ge, and plenty of good hard wood rocky land,
we'd adapted 10 pasiunng aud hay.
Said Farm u we'll eacl,I>cd with god stone
wall, ani Turf fence. aud Is supplied With exec 1
enI never iaIliIlg wafer, by an acqu,duct To the
hUu.e, barn ani p,>tu'e The buildings On said
farm consist OF house Tue siury aud hall, 80
by -, with pOr'h ant wood she'd, Is b, 10. A
g,od barn adjoining the s,ue, G5 10y IS, 10 Zee,
posts aud splgsrry attached.
There i,s good orchard uu the farm, Of grated
fruit A plenty OF wood and timber. aud from 20
o. ~ ioa> Of hay are annually cut on Il.
$ wool lots adjoining will be sold at the same
time, either with or wilhou, the farm, may
suit purchasers.
Also, ~lll be sold 10 Sheep, Neat Stock, one
yoke Oi oxen, 3 cows, | year odd hriier, and the
Farming ioos, aud u 10, Of Furniture aud one
Bas gag. Wagon. and Puny Also the produce
" the fam consisting " hay, grsin, cOni aud po.
istuss, all Of which will he sold to the highest bid
der A plan ofthe farm may be seen on The prem.
i-es. For further particulars inquire Of Charlie,
Hill Of Ssco Terms made known at time and
place Of sale. CHARLES HILL.
Tx LANE, Auctloneer.
Saco, Nov. 70 2w46
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A PERPUMED BREATH What lady OF

A PERFUMED BREATH - What lady OF
nenile,nan would remain under thu cure oil
dissxr-~aile hr-sih when BY using the F" BALM
u TuousAsp FLowERs' as deuirfce would
GOT ouly render u sweet bat leave the ir-th white
as alabs,irr. Many versus do not know their
breath l. bad ond the subiec ~ 50 dellcale their
friend. will never mention u. Pour a single drop
VI Balm" your Tooth Brush aud wash the teeth
,shi and morning. tlty cent botiln Will last
year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
he acquired by using the "BAih OF THOusAsD
FDwEks." Il will remove tau, piaples aud
reckle. irom the skin, leaving u OF a soil AMI
ro-eaie hue Wet tOwel, pour on two or three
drops, and wash the face nlaht and InOrnlngr
SHAVING MADE EASY. We, your shay.
Ing brush VA either warm Vr cold waller, PUur on
two or three drps OF "BALM OF THgsASp
COMES rub the beard well, aud il will make
Lss.. al -o6 lsther. much facilitating the oper.
.l.c" of shsuing Price only Fifty c'nts Be-
wuIe Of SounIerfeiis. None genuine unless
signed by w. T. FETRlDGE Il co
6ml0 Franklin Square, New York
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, George Saunders of Hennebunk
w port, Ia The County VI York, on the Tweuiy
ihlrj day VI August, eighteen hundred and fif y.
iour, by hi, deed Ut that date, duly recorded the
York REGISTRY. Book 23l, page 40, to which deed
ar the rcord Thereof. reference may b. had, co,'.
vey-d in f,e and IN mortgage to me, John Curtis,
OF said krnn-bunkport, Ia secure the payment Ut
scerisiu sum VI money, certain piece or parcel
OF land, together whh the building. thereon, stu
sted near the eastern Per Ia said kennebunkpor,,
being the same premises nov occupied by the
said Saunders, aud whereas, the conditions Of
said mortgage have been broken aud unperforned,
heretofore I, the undersigned, b, rely give notice,
that on sccoaut IL the breach OF conditions Of the
said mortgage clam a foreclosure Of the same
under The provisions VI the statute IN such eases
mnde AMI provided JOHN CURTIS
Wiiness, W + MoopY.
kennebunspor,, Nov. ll,h, 1886. is3wi6
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Al Court Of Probate held al Biddeiord, within
and Tor the Couu,y Of York, on the irst Monday
In November, In The year OF our Lori eigh
hundred aud tily:s'x, BY the honorable Josc III
T. Nyc, Judge Of said Court:
IN the pe,iiiou of Susan T. Paterson, widow
" at Nathaniel Paterson, late Of Saco. IL said
county, Decreased, praying that administration To
the estate . said deceased may be granted To
Seth >cammon.
ORpsRED, That the petitioner cite the next Of
kin 10 lake administration, ant give miice Thereof
~ the heirs ui said decea>ed AMI To all persons in.
tete>ied In said estate by causnga copy Of thi.
order to I've published three weeks success.
s,yrly 10 the Un Oh aud Eastern Journal, printed
Ia Bdlehrd, in >sd county, that they may appear
al u Probate Court 10 lie holden al S.c,,, ia
said county, on the first Moaday In D-ce,nber
next, al ten VI the clock In the forenoon, and
,hew cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should moi he granted
~ Attest, joshua HENRicK. Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
DR. J. q. N. ooUtD's

kbsseessc, Ssorei ~ ene pases bsss
Esi<rva sceordiax 10 at Il cosr,ss In the yssf
is;o, In tAs cl<rk's Oces u ,As district cear'
% Mass4 hasstts-
WE vouN cal The .tteuton sf the pubic thu
w d~rfsl prspsrssies, usi only EXTERNAL spp.s
essioa, Which n r~tay Gurus In froa II 20 y,
hsars, rasyss The ssvssvs' palm In 10 niassss' aA
Csruaessss ar. daily r,s.lvsd By The doctor. of u.
hixhsss rseo~nsnd4ta lie tAls dag rsssvsd The fo''
Bss,ra. Apsi Is. 1854.
DsAa Sia Ever since this sesslsa q The Lsssi.ars
eonss<s,>i have been severely s11ictei viih Imam
story khsuIastisa- I sAp~Ldsi much mon~y uithoai
obtaining any rssf. vasn oss 81 Var Representatives
brOasAs me . botie ~ yVar "hhssmAiie bAlm,' and
fum its arsi Application the pain began 10 decrs<ss,
cad am noe aaSst snllrsiy frss frOa Afiletioa.
You are asafs thai orlsrvd stk bodies Da~. shieh
distrba.-d sm,ag safsrisg hisnds, and In every In
,ss, msay % ths -Osth Of yoar mei Inc unsolicited -
slxhi tOssn % ny ApprveiAiiea Ofyoar eoir~vop "
soolAs lhs palm AMI anguish " Jour fclio~-usu.
Very rvspseuuiy,
w. X. u. bA-KELL,
c,<rk Mas. uooss Rsps.
Dr.. J. D. n. Gould, IAss Ab.sssss, hsss-
Mr. s. L Card . resident of rsrti2sd, Who has ben
aetsd Yah ServnaA fbs he kst thrvs ye<rs, su1erns
eonsssasuty, much palm, and whose rsn arm had De-
eums 30 ssrr anil lane thai q vsry dieuh or him
10 raise bio hAnd W has he. 90 10 pat On and take %
eost viihosi assistance and Who has ird m.ny kinds
of medisss, without sby favorable eject, uss ndacsd
" Try DE- oeaias Rheumatic Balm, ey which appiea-
ton be twenty minutes restored % tbs uss 81 bis
arm, snd can uss Il freely
Mr. Card rssses In Alder street, and you'll be happy
10 rvcomnesd " thoss similarly AriIeted. IL may b
aid uth truth thai % IL indeed tbs Hsrirs BisssinS
No. II, Aha<r S., Portland, No 81 cASp
O0ee aaA Laboratory, Ne. I I f.2 Sehssl
Ssrees. Bossss.
wholesale tgsais. wskKs POTTER, is& wash
nxtoa -trsss Boston. and rvtAisd by Brvv, stsvvos
..a Cu.ninx On W.shnxsoa Slrr<t and burr. yost e
! Co.. Ne. l, ccrnhin- suso
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WOODS HAIR RES r0RATivE. - PrG
Wool, the renowned disco. rrr VI the Invaluable
Hair Restorative, still coutiA sio 10 or In oehsli
of the afflicted
His medicines arc uniyei ly united by the
American press To be Ear sup % oil others loo
causing the hair oa the bead ,e aged thai has
been silver~d for many Year., grow ioIih with
as much vigOr aud luxaras as when blessed
with the advantages Of youth
There Can be No doub, tn Il is oac OF The
grraie-t discoveries In the medical world. l, ne.
sAJres permanently gray hair to Il. original color
and makes IL assume q beautiful silky texture,
which has been very desirable Ia all ages OF the
wofld.-ISt LOUIS Morning Herald. ~
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Elijah Cunninsham, Of Kenne.
w bunkpor,. In The county Of York, on the Goth
day NJ May, 1854, by his deed Of that date, duly
recorded a the York Registry, Book 232, page
3d. 10 which deed or the record thereof reference
may he had, conveyed Ia fee snd In mortgage to
me, John Curtis, oC said kenn, bunsport. TO
secure the payment Of ascertain sun VI money,
. certain p,ece or parcel Of land, together with
the buildings thereon, situated near the Essiera
Pier, IN said K.nnebunkport, being the same
premises now occupied by the said Cunningham,
and whereas, the coalitions oi said mortgage
have been broken and unperforned, therefore, |,
the undersigned, hereby pive notice that on &c.
cou Of the brrsch OF condrions VI the said mort.
gage, claim foreclosure of the same under the
prvi.ions Ut the statute in such cuses made and
provided. JOAN CURTIS.
Witness, w F. MoopY.
Kennebunkpou, NV. il,h, 1856. is3w46
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5pttial gutitts.
A. ID. e..

Asrux,. BRoScurrrs'. CoSsuaPTios :.
and Ill similar ills that aesh Is heir to" are cured
BY the Great Indian Rrn,dy, known MIS- NJ
n. Gardaer's Indian B.lssm Ut Live,woa AID
Ho.rhousd.
Tins wonderful medicine, revealed by the Great
Spirit to IN uniuiorvd savage, Nsh'n-vuiiah, has
COMPLETED MIRACLES
and Is otrrd ior sale by Weeks & Potter, l5i
ws,hlng,on Street, Boston, Genersl Agrais Tor
the ).
r. Gilman, agent Tor Ssco and B.djeford. 20
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Assignce,s Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that ,a the twenty.
~ seventh day Of Ocivb,r A. ID 1910. Ezra
Hammond. VI Biade'ord. in the run,y OF York,
,rsdr., assigned la ine sll hi. estate, real aud PER
-as, Tor The benefit 81 hi. crr,litors All persons
having claim. against sid Ezra Harmon, and
WIN wish 10 avail the,n-elvrs ofihe benefits Of
The assignment, and bccone parties thereto, cau
sisn the same At The odicc Of 90 Idwin & Fsles
in sa'd Biddeford III any time within three m.atbs
ss Provided nv law DAVID FALES.
Blldeioni, Oct. "a, 1855. 3w&5
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ts,ssss, DsspsssA 70 As S'1sis.< /Sss''.s'l
Great Railroad Celebration 1t Hon
treal.
Afox1srAl. Nov. L..

MoxTRKAi, Nov. IL.
More than 10 900 strangers have crowded
the streets of Montreal to-day. The grand
procession this morning WIS decidedly sue
cesful: The Portland Band wss much i'd
mirsd, and many Of the 6st citizens Of Maine
appeared In the New England Socisty with
bnlrss. The great banquet 1T Point Sc.
ChAris took place this afternoon. Five
thousand invited guests took seats. The
Mayor Of Montreal prssijed and speeches
were made by Sir Edmund Head, Gov.
General u Canada, Senator Wilson, ex-Gov'
ernor Kent Of our State, and others. lt Wa
o magnificent affair. .-f.a Z.
TxRRiric HuxRicANs At MoSSrsrAL.-
Montreal, Nos. 5. A terrific hurricane
passed over this city last night, tearing
down fences, chimueys, &c., doing much
damage 70 several buildings. The steamer
Prince Albert, from St. Lambert, was driv-
en- on Sc. Helena Island. The passengers
received every hospitality from the garris IN.
Much damage was done In exposed parts CT
the country.
TowN DEsroYxD IN CALIFORNIA. N.v
York. Nor 4. A letter from Mexico, Of
Oct. 10, sAys the town Of In Psz, Lower |
California, was almost totally destroyed BY
Q hurricane. on the 10th inst. AL the veS |
sells lying In the port st the time, were driv- |
en- ashore and wrecked, Few lives were |
lost. The wind was accompanied by heavy
rain, and kstsd 30 hoas, blowing during
that time from al para Of the eanpss.-L
The houss spared By the wind were swept
away By the tide.
Tux Bio STEAMSHIP. By foreign papers
by lsts arrivals Ye learn that 10 has been
officially announced In Great Britain that
the mammoth Steamship Great Eastern win
be launched about the middle Of April next.
Her frst trip will b TO Portland, where
ample wharvo are building for her accom-
mediation. Tho myriads Of people which
the presence OF this monster Of marine arch
itscture will attract TO Portland, cannot fail
70 bring rich harvest 10 the pockets Of her I
citizens. The railroads leading there viii
likewise benefit greatly from the same cause.
Tns GALx on LAKE OSrAlIo. Il il o.
timated that the los OF property on Lake
Ontario BY she recent gale will reach $780,
900. Twenty or thirty vessels received more
or less dsmrgs.
Corros FACTORY BuKSKp. The mill OF
the Casco Manufacturing Co., ut Great Falls,
Gorham, was burned down yesterday morn
ing about 2 o'clock. II was the work OF IN
incendiary. The building and machinery
cost about $4,000, and were owned BY
parties in this city. There was partial
insurance on the promises, how much we
have not learned One policy Of insurance
for 5000 expired, Is we learn. last week.
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NO CunENoPAY

Me~o e. H. Krui q Co, Lawrence Ma -,
wauests eurs u S-n Rssrun. Ssaid Head, Gen.
e.rt B.sSsss P,rs &c, y s,,as n. @ .su,ss
BY then IN c~-s u i2lsrv ,h~y psass hem
sslves % rsfu.d ~ usSsey ~ cu-to<ne thai pur-
ehas< dirscs ofthsu fos lh<is vwa u>s
D }. Sssyss, ntIsfbsd. d. J. A, Bsry, 81.
%, hass Ne nsAnu(ss ~ sls. 3iif
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FnEcxLks Or ell the sdsols thai exposure OF
the .sa IA The AR 90 sou ps-duees the most dis~-
grvesbae !. called tr~ckiss, os tan. II spsssd over
the sn,re surface II the paris exposed q 10 called
tan u scatiervd 81 intervals, frvckies TIE hns.t
skins sre most subject 10 tnrus-
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Marriagts.

In Llningtoa, Oct 10, by Rev. d A Msdd.,x,
Mr &. q Ru merry and Mrs Harriet johnson,
b-ah q, Halls
In Saco, l2lh inst, by Rev J. T @. Nichols,
Mr. John Z: Bradbury, VI Ssco, 10 Mia S.sh
Cur ier, Of keunebunk po,t.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-14
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE. LOTS
A.S nthse Ualo nhls n AL Rsfaea

THE following dr~c,ib~,i krsI tsi-i~, ~ mtrss
| i ing Hou.c Lois, anil vil'r pn'Iwry. ri zhay
.ausled In the village, ~ S-rO AID Bisdet'rd.
| will be sold By the priHei ~, ~ pfI =. snS ~
terms favorable To p rhs 80,
The House l.Ots, abmi &D ~ numb-r sn
principally situated IN Seas. bet ~'r"'be K.irsd
OepOs OF Bid hsd and S-.v-s pHti"o VI t'~in
aboye the R.ilrv-d, sad p'rio" ls',~. 10 .
pleasant and healthy hcsi'o., s.d ,sHi''.a''d."s
ine view OF both vllLg., They are sdvsui-se'
ously situated Cor the r--d-m~ ~ p~r-D,s 'tv,ns
business In either sacv vr Bd.i. ord, i~ins wnha
six minutes walk Of Matt street aud fepI~ien
square, Saco, and live nn.uir, walk 81 the Ma.
chine Shop aud Cvt,. Mil al the L.coals, Pep.
perrll ADD Water Power Co,p.c,lon. ~ n de.
lord. Asubs,snlisl bnds-, 31i ise' Ions sod ~
ieet wide, rsslng ON srspi~ cs~rss aud with eide.
walks has been buili .cr~. the osro River. thus
connecting the kas with htdJst.'J, snd pi~cius
them within three 'ninui~r' walk VI Seattle Gag.
nr,. From this bridge stwe' 10 sSsdrd 0tbs
Railroad Cne~lus vu wsisr s,w<i. whHh Gill -
offended to Bustoa k.,sd. Ohxf .trrsts h.vs
mem isid cut, extending ~lonp the tnsfptn vt 'hs
Saco Rivef, snd ~ v sirf s'fsrt
The new rad rrtruiy laid oui hy The County
Commissioners, eIirsdins inio The county if,tn
5aco, will iuirn~i with Nsdksi sirvs', whrh
passes across the above dsscriisd bndgs u bsdds-
ford
Bs.idss the lot. bsfors msonoasd, ihs psopns-
ton have dorm " more houss ot, iof ,~'e, 40
Springs lslssd, contiguous " the biidss and
within two uiinuirs' walk VI ths ~vfkshops snd
mills ou .sid islsnd
They will -ei sIsu In iots VI from zoe 10 eve
acres, - may bs wuuled, irsci VI lsnd sfyo,nins
hat which i res~rved fvr hous~ los. ssi, trsct
consists Of ~ scies. sni 10 sllvssd va Inc "e-t
ern side VI the Rsiirai. aud run, the baxt'o
road, the line striking ,nat ivs' silbiu o." roe
of the Saco Depot.
Warnanir, Ue-ds will b. snsu al all 40. soid
by the ptopne'.n,. A IL b.yd Saw.
SONGS, B,dieiord; Jos~p.u. Bald~i. sad L.w
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; wilma" z. New
ell, Manchester, N. IL.
For further particulars, NJ Ia price, aud eondri'
IONS, inquire Ut ID h. SOMES, at Bidi~iord,
agent tor the prop,Ieiors. on