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"U. 5. Arsenal,
"H-u,srso~a, Mss, Fee. -, 1856


..DgAR SIR
''l take the liberty OF addressing you upon the
SUBJECT Of .'Cot's Repeating Pistols" They-are
now adopted arm OF the service aud The several
States receive their quota OF arms due from the
General Government, IN these pistols, if the State
officers. will, only make acquisitions Tor them, IN
stead Of muskets, other Several Of the
States have already done So viz: New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
New York, New Jersey, Texas, and California. Mas
sachu>etts and Vermont about TO make requisi-
for Of them, considering far more pref
erdble than 10 receive muskeis and in my candid
opinion, each, and every State should have quanI-
~ o. these arms M store To be used In OF
.ency. EspecfaHg when they can be had in Hels oi
old n'nskeis. hope you will conclude 10 make the
next requisItion Tor Colts PISTOLS in preference 10
any other arm, the quota Of arms due your State
from the General Government. I think thai I can
make IL object for yourself PEcUNIAKILY, TO do
] am authorized by Col. Colt, the inventor, TO
make arrangements OF this nature. Ii YOU conclude
to make requlsiton for these arms, and viii inform
oil the amount due your State from the Govern
nent. the number OF pistols you wish, if anY.)
will then inform YOU what inducements be Offer
ed. The little State Of Vermont has taken $4,000
worth of these pistols, and will probably take about
$4,000 more Of them this year.
''Please Jet me hear from you this subject be-
fore long. think you cannot fail to be interested in
these pistols after perusng the speech Of Gen James,
the subject Of extending the patent &c. and 9TH
er testimonials in their favor from officers OF the
army, and navy, which l to-day forward TO your
address IN pamphlet FORM
81 an, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
s'WM. a. NEWMAN, q. s. A,my.
E'To Genl. Gro. W. Bowman,
''Adjntant General, Pennsy1raaa."
To which charge and specifications the accused
pleaded sNot Guilty.
FINpISes AND SENTENCE or THE CouRT.
The Conrt after delberation on the evidence before
il, find the accused as follows:
lst Specification, 'stiniIty.''
2d Specification, ''Guilty;' and "Guilty of the
CHaRGE !" and do sentence him, Military Storekeen-
er. William H. Nstc7uaI,, Ordinance Department
" To ie dismf5seI Tie serrice If he United StQtes.'
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ANOTHER DEMoCRArlc THWMPH.-The municipal
election which off at Chilcothe, Ohio, on he
7th inst, resulted in the complete defeat ofthe
know-Nothings and Black Republicans, and the tri-
nmph Of the Democratic party, by rverage ma
lonty of l20 votes. Two years ago the Know-N0th-
ing majority in the same City was about 200.
The Chillicoihe AdUeTfisec says:
Taken all in all, this is a most decided trinmph
over Know Nothingism. The order that two years
ago boa>ted majoyirv of about two hundred and
which last year was beaten Mayor only 10 votes
is now beaten on Marshall. the lest canddate l20
votes. With JAMES BUCHANAN as the Demo
cratic nominee for President can carry the city
at the approaching November election by majority
of 250.
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"Wst. II. RicHAEUsoN,

'..IaINfl0f GF0FFa7 NJ INciHl0.
Specification %. "In this; That said Newman did
al Waterfown Arsenal, Massachusetts, on the 2jii
of February, 1886, make the corrupt, di>hones
proposition TO the Adiuant General Of the State o
Penn ylvana, in regard TO the TO be issued Il
that State by the United States, set out in The fol
lowing letter iron, said Newman, 10 said Adjutan
General, 10 wiz:
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REsuscITATIoN FROM APPARENT DEATu-
The Rockport Register gives the particulars of
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1z- Mrs. SARAH L. POTTS has removed
her store to the room recently occupied by
Capt. Arnold, where she will be pleased to SEE
her friends. She will receive her new Goods
in few weeks. The Ladies will find her, 90
where she will.
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Another RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-Our local column
contains this morning, the particulars OF another Sc
riou> accident on the Pennsylvania Railroad. After
awhile safe trip the Railroad will come to be re-
garded as exception TO the general rule. Fortu-
nafey in this case, there appears 10 have been no
mortal injury inflicted; while il seems like a mira
Gle that many lives not taken. There certain
" gross cnIpability somewhere; and searching
investigation should at once be had and summary
punishment inflicted. or late, fortunate escapes have
been numerous but unless greater care be taken we
may some day have dreadful tale TO record of
DaiYg Union.
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WAX DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OF

" USFfHgfOt 1pTIt 4; ioJI1'
i. AT the General Court Martial which convened
at Carlisle Barracks. peHnsy yYania pursuant 10 'Spe
cial Orders.'' No. IS, OF March l., 1885, from the
War Department, and OF which Brevet Colonel IouN
+. GARNER, Lieutenant Colonel lst Artillery + Pres
ident was arragned and tried Military Storek+-per
Hi3ian A. -NercH5a, Ordnance Department, on the
following charge and specifications
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JOAN OF ARC.

From report of lecture by Mr.. Wmpprr
in the Portland Transcript, we make the follow
lnr Vt
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''Condact un5ecomiAg officer aHd geHfirma". >
Spsci f-otiou lst. s'lG this; That he the said New
man, did, at Watertown Arsenal, Massachusetts
on the goth day of February, 1896, make the cor
rupt, dishonest proposition TO the Adjutant Genera
the State Of Virginia, ia regard to the 10 b
issued TO that state by the United States,
the following letter from said Newman to said Adiu
taHt General, 10 vii:
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Caution to the Public.

Beware Of Humbugs aud False Certificates
in favor of Quack nO,iTums, and remember that
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP Is acknowl'
edged by all to be the tsaie aud eheciual rem
edy now in use for the removal OF worms, and as
that is now proved, without shadow Of doubt,
TO he the cause &c all diseases, no time should be
lost by those suffering from weak appetite, gid
dIness In the head sickness and souruess OF the
stomach, in making use of this great remedy, rs
the following certificate from an emisent physi'
clan will show:
Dr. j. N Ho6sn,aet, Dear Sir: | have been
for sometime using your Vermiluge In my prac'
tice, aud am happy to say, that In my hands II
has succeeded IN lis intention, 50 as fully To Justi
N my confidence in its use. think II among the
best preparations in use. c. w. APPLETON,
81. ID.
CIV. ATwELL, Deering's Block, Congress
ST, Portland, general agent FOE Maine. sold by
Geo. W. Pierson, Augustus SAWYER, and Doctor
Lake Hill. Bildelord. and BY dealers in medicine
throughout the country.
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II Not q single paper in Wisconsin, Of
any political party, supports the Philadel-
phia Know Nothing nominations.
= The vote by which the Philadelphia
nominations were rcpudiated in the Ohio
Know Nothing State Council was l34 10 46.
The forty-six Fillmore delegates Afterwards
bolted and set up another State Council.
II The old line wings Of Philadelphia
are about to transfer considerable portion
Of strength to the democracy, and there is
little doubt but that the latter party will
sweep the city ut the june charter election.
II Chicago Is fast place, rs every body
knows, but rapidly as the population in
creases, the votes at the ballot boxes beat It..
AT the recent municipal election, 500 votes
were returned from one ward, more than
the whole number Of legal voters therein,
and all these were for the Democratic can
didates.
y Tho Republicans Of Michigan held a
convention last wcek, at Ann Arbor, which
the Detroit Tribune pronounces one OF the
largest and most enthusiastic conventions
ever held in that State. Effective speeches
were made by Gov. Bingham and prominent
men. Strong anti-Nsbraska resolutions
were passed, and delegates chosen to repre-
sent the State in the National Convention
to be held at Philadelphia.
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Pooh B,RSux. But yesterday he might
have stood against the world but now there
is mono 50 poor as to do him reyerence.-
lie has failed There is no humbug in that.
The Boston Atlas says:
No one will believe in Barnum now. II
he should take the wings Of the morning,
and the Barcan desert pierce. and if he should
bring from thence an alligator Eve hundred
feet long. nobody would go TO see it, even If
II were shown at half price. If no should
bring forth real baby only three months
old, and weighing two hundred and Fifty
pounds, nobody would put any confidence in
that baby. Ifhe should capture the yeri-
table sea-scrpent, and offer him for exhibit
ton, The pleasing monster would wriggle to
q beggarly account Of empty boxes. He
might bring over Ristori, but people would
not hear her. He might importa magnif-
cent mcnagcrie Of tigers, elephants, monk
eys and bald-headed eagles, but every body
would swear that they were all manuiactur-
cd to his order in bridgeport, CT. There is
no giant tall enough, there is no dwarf short
enough, there is no adipose wonder fat
enough for Barnum and whiskered females
might rs well be smooth chinned, for al that
they can do to retrieve tho fortunes Of the
great Snowman.
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BOST o N CAR D S.
Cancers can be Cnred.

sCROFULA, and other diseases which have ~,
% a. TO sisy eysd, BY
DIR. Il. GREEN,
seleutinc Indian Physician, Ne. 10
Brsmn eld street, Bssten.
I'm person cr by letter. free Of charge Med
l.i,c. IN mart al the world.
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CANKER BALSAM,
The Great Eugllsh Remedy-Sir Jams
Clarkc's Celebrated Female Pills.

The Great English Remedy-Sir James
Clarkc's Celebrated Female Piits.
Prepared nom prescription % Sir James Clarke, ".
D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This inval-
liable medicine Is unng In the Of all those palm
al and dangerous diseases incident to the female eOns
tuition.
II moierstes all excess, removes al distractions, and
brings on the msnthy period with regularity. These
pIs should be used two or three weeks previous to con-
nnemen, they tOrty the constitution, AMI lessen the
suffering during labor enabling The mother TO psrfOrn
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These pills should not be taken BY females during the
apt three months Of pregnancy, As they are sure to
bring on miscarriage, bat at any other time they are
sAs.
In all % and spinal arectipns palm In
the hack limbs, hssyiness, fatigue slight eKer
tiOn pspston % the heart lovness OF spirits, hys1sr-
ics sck headache, whites, and all the painful diseases
Occasioned BY dsOrdsrcd system, these pills viii eject
care When all other means have fsled and although
powerful remedy do not contain hon, salomsl, s1no-
ny, OF any other mineral.
Pun directions accompanying each package. Price,
In the Untol States and Canada, Que dollar.
sole Agents Zoe this country, 1. @. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, n. Y. TUTrLI MOSES, Auburn, N. u,
General Agents.
NIB. tl.Oo and postage stamps, enclosed to any
Authorised agent, will ensure bottle Of The pulls oy ~
turn mail.
For .aie wholesale and retail By d. L. Mitchell, saeO,
and druggists generally.
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II. II. Hay Druggist, Sole Agent Cor Portland, an,
General Agent Tor state J.sasyer, ~. d., No =, BID
irfori House Block and A. sawyer. Liberty ST., agent
or BiiisfOri. Daniel l.. Mitchell, saeo. lyl
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- We have received from Burnham,
Federhcn & Co., Of Boston, Putnam's Month
", Dickens Household Words and the
School Fellow, all Of which contain their
usual quantity Of useful and entertaining
reading. The publishers have spared nc
pains to make their Magazines Of the high
est order. Boyden has these Magazines.
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Buy me, and I'll do you Good
ouly Is cts. for pint, and 81 10 cts. for quar-
bottle.
Or. Lanslsy's Root and Herb Bitters,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine


Sarsaparila, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Thor
oughwort, Pr,ckly Ash, Mandrake, Dands!ion,
and Rhubarb ROOF aud Herd Jaaadsos Biiisrs
This medicine has been constantly increasing IN
public estimation Tor hse years, and Is now ae-
knowleJged TO be cheapest AID the best medicine
in the world.
The elect Of this medicine is most wonderful.
II acts directly upon the Bowels and Blood, oy
removing all distractions nom the internal organs,
stimulating them 10 healthy action, renovatlng
the fountains Of life aud yigor, PURIFYING the
b God, cleansing il from all humors, and causing
il to course anew through all parts ofihe BODY
They cure and eradicate from the system, Lise'
Complaint-,hat main wheel Of % many diseas
es, Jaundlce in its worst forms, oil BllhCas DIS
eases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Cosiiyeness'
Humors Of the Blood and skin, Indigestion,
Headache, DiIziness, Piles, Heartburn, Weak
ness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, Flstueney'
Loss Of Appetite, and oil kindred complaints
caused by disordered stomach, or bad blood, 'S
which all are lnoce OF less subiec. in Spring ane
Summer Coughs and Colds are also BY us us'
brokes up and cured at once. =,
u 0thce, % Uni0n Street Sold by all neil
cine dealers everywhere, al ouly IS cents for
pint, and 81 | ? cents ior qua'i bottle. IL
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April !, 1854.
ii ti.sd
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A GoLpEs HoPE. How the afflicted souls eI.
nil, i'm prospect of immediate relief as II listens
10 the wonderful story Of the success OF |" u. w;
Stones Liquid CSlharlIc and Family Phys'c,
which is indeed a heavenly argosy, fraugh, with
remedial blessings for the sick. We feel that we
canuo, do better service than 10 reccommend II
10 every family in the land
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OSE OF THE NATIVES. The Bangor (Me.)
Journal Of March 18th says:

ONE OF TIE NATIVES. Inc DanSVt lsuo. y
Journal Of March 18th says:
a. large moose was started from the Pu-
shaw road, two or three miles from this city,
yesterday, which he leit in an easterly d.
rection. When first seen, he was walking
along very quietly, evidently in a very pro-
found reyery wondering, perhaps, how it
happened that there should DO such well
troddcn paths outside Of his native forest
When aroused by the sound Of sleigh bells,
the noble fellow threw up his head, gave
one smack Of his lips, struck for the forest
in style that showed his contempt for the
ways of man. Our informant says that his
fist leap from the road over log fence
nearly six feet in height, was % feet--and
thai dozen successive leaps through snow
averaging three feet, with q very hard sur
face, averaged over 25 feet perhaps. The
last he saw Of him, was, with his broad
ant!ers laid back upon his strong shoulders,
parting the thick brush wood rs he disap-
peared in the forest"
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AmbrOtype Rooms.
No. 6 Central Block, Biddeford

THE Subscriber having purchased the right fe'
l. Cuttings paieut AmbrO,ypes In Biddeioru'
has fitted up his Rooms in such manner that ne
Is fully prepared TO take these beautiful and en-
during pictures on GLASS, IN the most persec'
manner. Dsgueueo,ypes also executed IN the
most perfect manner and sod very CHEAP. The
public ave invited 10 call and examine specimens
at the B,ddefotd Ambro,ype Gallery.
l.. II. MCKINNEY.
Biddelocd, March, 1886. tili
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IL WHAT ESTIMATION IT Is HELD ny PIYslc
IANs Toa DIssAsEs ~ the LUSGs. John a
Berry, A. u, sa,o, Me-, says During u prac'
iice OF ~ Yeas. have seen used all The popular
r.medes lur Coughs, am well satisfied that YOU
Vegetable PH!h9aITy BOLla !, beet, sud hope
il Viii b.. hclirr known and uurc generally u,rt
Reed, Gutter * Co. Druggists, Bsiun, nrUpdr.
tors BE car,Jriio get tie genuine ds Tiers ara
many iMiiaiIOHS Price 81 ccnts and 81.
Sud ia BlIlelogi by J. Sawyer. iwll
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Tenement to Let.

THE house situated on Sullivan Street. occupi..
i ell by L. NJ Bowdoin. and fo'mer'y owned
by J. II. Curtis, deceased. Said house has ten
rood rooms, good c'siem In the cellar. aud 9th
CO couveniences. There u a good garden attach,
ed Also. n part OF household furniture in said
house. For further particulars inquire At the
house. GEOhGE CUhiio.
Biddeiord, March II. 1856. 3wii
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Proyident Association

THE fret monthly meeting Of the Board Of Man
i ayers viii be holden al the hall over the Pep
perrli Counting Room, on Monday evening next,
=, halfpast 7 o'clock. All VITO feel an interest
hi The matter are invited to be present.
!. T. T BUTTON, Sec.
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FSs~ LKosARD ,sroppARp, Csty Nsr4asl q
Lawrence.

Laurence.
Bosros, No. 2 Oliver St. Nov. =, 1913.
Dear Sir:-0n the 18th Of this month was "a.
ken dangerously H. with severe pains throughout
my whole body, with much fever. and great dis
iress in my head. BY advice, I concluded to give
your pills trial i took three, which Afforded
say, that, without any exception, they are the
beet medicine have ever used. also recon-.
mcnded them to a sick friend, who informs he has
received great benefit from their use, and eIiol-
them above al others.
I remain, sir, your obedent servant.
eoptw J. b TRENHOLM.
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BIDDEFORD AND SACO
DIRECTORY.

THE Subscribers will issue sometime in
i April next Directory Of Biddeiord and
Saco, containing the names Of each citizen,
their occupation and place ofresidencc; also,
q Business Directory, and Cards, with an
index; also, interesting statistics respecting
the enterprise and growth ofthe two places,
with valuable Industrial Statistics, showing
the advantages and facilities 50 pre-emincnt-
" possessed in these places for manufacture
ing and other business. The work will not
only be Of good use for reference, but true
representative Of the prosperity of the two
places.
The Directory will be published by sub
scription at 25 cents per copy Subscrip-
ton papers may be found atBoyden's Book
store, Dir. Persons Drug store, Biddeford,
and at Mitchcll's Drug store, and Hods-
don's book store, Saco.
MARCUS WATSON,
VIM. p. FREEMAN.
March IA, 1856.
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Dsiixht's Spanish Lsstral. A fns article
10 make the Hair grow on bald heads.

Lawrence, June u, 1855.
70 sA0rs % mary concern: Having used De.
lights Spanish Loslral lor the Hair, for several
months past, do not hesitate to say that Il fsrex.
eels eIcels everything Of the kind | have ever
used' Kyou have bald head, try a. II you
are blessed with good head o. hair, and wish to
retain Il glossy, healthy, aud nice, then use De-
lights Spanish L'l'tUl-i'i. Just the thing to do
II. II. Hay, General agent for Maine, Canada, New
Brunswick and NovA Scotia. Geo. @. Boyden, DR.. j.
lawyer, Agents for Blddeford. ce3dp
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING uneslied for in the POst-oee, BiddefOrd
Pr.ous calling for tasse letters VIII please say thsy are
Advertised.
AIlArd nmira Keighley mrs William
Allen mrs Joanna Kimban mrs Phebe
Alien mrs Ellen kennedy mrs
nroDl, Anna Kervey mrs Jane
Ii.Tton polIy Kmbsll John
burns knelne kitteridge mrs tnA -
Bun, ri EW Klllrore mrs Charlotte N
BumhAm mrs Las Lombard Audrey
Brown Hattie LeemAn Betsey
Rake mrs Moses Lane hirAbeth
Biimmsr mrs Mary Ltilehan ii
| bowers Roscoe Lynch LtittA
Bennipxtou William LeemAn Maria D-2
Bean mrs IAurAA Ipdsey Onlia
| BickfOrd Ivory Macom mrs Ann
Clark PauinA Moulton Charles
| cole mrs Martha o Mitchell A
Carr Harriet NJ MeDonough HAniet-7
Curtis frankin MeIntirs mrs MAryk
/ Campbell Ellen M-2 McCurdy Phebs
| Chase klIAbelh Milliken Oliver
Crawl0ri mrs fMA Newbegin Frances
| Cynley Catherine Neshet John
Clark mrs BeniAh NIekeron Melissa
Ckment mrs ABBY ID 0couner Mary
Dillingham; Lie hnIhan Ei..b<tA
De mrs MayJ Pray Catherine
/ Duon sarah Pummer Isaac
Emery Rsbecca II. PiakhAm mrs } II
4 Estes MArcsnA A Proctor IsreAl
| Earrinstoa Bessie Pellingham sarah q
/ frost Jacob Il Rider Altman
Poster Vim W Rider Carbsr0
i yogg Martha Riley klen
| TenDelisy Janes-2 Rounds FL
i Eivel John Rand Thomas
EsglstOa Elleu smith mrs
Green Dr. II DO Smith Joseph
Green l. smnh Anna
Goodwin John II Stanton william W
0Ordoa james strOut samuel
Gage Robert sides mrs susan
IlAmiin AbbyM Sargent Sarah
Ilods.lon AsA II sanbosn sarah ID
Iian.on AL s@neorn mrs Mar
ileision Caroline A SWEET Mary
Hayes mrs nssA J Small Jane C-2
Hooper mrs Elizabeth sayhAn Jane q
4 IIul Israel sullivan Doc A
lIuntress Hubbard III evzn Philcoa
uoiraoa james Staples Edward q
Harrison Jessie Maria Sawyer mrs Elisabeth
HAsiy Lcuisa NJ smith mrs May
Haley mrs Marian Tracy Loataa
llama Margaret ThoaAs mrs Mary 4
IIArris Mary Ward Bridget
liooyer Martha o Msuswosth mrs AnAsA
Ilolm mrs sarah Nulsy Catherine
iI,nder,oa wmB wAksdeh Daniel
Jordan william n Waverty ficssnee
L. sarah A watsrhsuss 0sosyanna
jordan ira Warren william
Jones Julia S-3 watson mr' isao<ho
Jsnnlssn Gardiner Young rnnk
Jahu,,u FREEMAN YORK. mn ksskisl
Jackson mrs Fanny yesnA
JONATHAN TUCK. Postmaster.
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MCKINNEY & co.
FOR Said.

HOUSE on LOT, situated PIKE st., just below sross
n ST., Bideford. Sail house contains rooms, all nm
ished with 4 wood house attached. Also, well within
ten feet % the door, having In Il chain pump. gar-
den with Strawberries, euants, &c. rich and well AdAp-
tel 10 raise vegetables.
Also, saeres Of land on Kennebunk road, known ~
the Batchelder ded, on which IL cellar, nearly COM
pleted with stone the oS 10 furnish very pleasant
and desirable LEGATION. Said property viii be soi at
great bugaiR. Enquire Of the subscriber on rke,t.
CYRUS PIlILBRICk.
Biidefbrd, March 10, 1856. u2
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MRS. NJ. N. GARDENERS
Genuine B,l,n Of LiVawtlt and HsalhsIud.

Prepared from an milan recipe containing the virtue o.
twenty two different klnis Of roots and HERDS IN eae
botIe The greatest Of all Preparations discovered
or the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Coils, Splitting OIL
Hood Hopping Cough, Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing
influenza Qunsey, Phihsic, Group, Liver Complaints
&C. This article has been before the public Tor The s'
twenty years. and thousands can testify Of is bling the
best preparation In the world.
WEEKS Sc POTTER, 15i Washington ST..
General Agents fr the u States For sale BY druggists
everywhere.
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CALL,
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

TRKAsunER Offfcr,
City Of Biddelord, April 4, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom IL may
IN concern, that, agreeable TO the provisions 81
the Statute the property OF all nou-residenis, on
which Tax has been levied, the same being un
paid, will be advertised forthwith In the newsPa
per published by the printer TO the State.
And the property Of resident propristors, on
which iaI remains unpaid, will be taken and
sold 10 pay the same, unless paid ~siAout delay
10 the Treasurer. .-.
l.. LoRlN9, in, Treas Of Biddeford.