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POST OFFICE pEpARTgEST.

AFPoiHtaaeafsa. r. Ensminger is appointed local mail
agent at Cairo Illinois, in place Of W A. Hacker resigned.
James W Ashton route agent the line from Ports
mouth, Virginia Wedon, North Carolina in place Of VII
liam H. Daughtrey, deosassdi salary $500 year. Mr..
Ashton young who has hitherto held cierhip at
small compensation in the Portsmouth post oce, and du
ring the prevalence Of the eow fever there last he
raiped ~A nue heroic courage OOns.stly nj h post
His promotion Is rightly deserved
CAngs Of SITE aEd NaHe.-The and site Of the post
Office Miles, Delaware county Indiana has been changed
from Niles to Dunkrk Jay county, and James s. Wilson
has been appointed postmaster in place Of John Backes
signed
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Law partneFShip.
l. JASTS.

r J. WALKER. /. JASTS.
ID OEERT J. WALKER h LOUIS JANIS fgrmeA a parls
n ard % sspsrHe
UHIes CoBu IL Gains.
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Jan 2-coaff
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Whole rkris, ele Halves q 6ssarlers ~ - Eghrs ~ ~
APrRoxINaTIoN PRIZES.
preceding socceedns usabsrs tho-e
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BArOr RoveH, March H.-Tbs democratic State oouvsn
ton bare appointed the following gentlemen delegates
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L. J. Middleton,
Dealer ~
oaes ana depot southwest Iash srrsp-
Frh a7-cGmh
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Miss Clara Kesn, assisted By Mr. CaDoens, announced
to give concert at Caruss Saloon evening. She
comes to US highly Recommended from the northern cities
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At the general request Of the patrons Of the National Thea
t Mr.. Eddy consented appear Jack CaGe to
evening.
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Mar I4-2iif
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Mr. Dempster still in the city and the wish Is universal
tina, he would citizens with another Of bis
comparable concerts.
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~ G. w. uoTrLER hu.,,.r..r

Nh - c Drverr s eommissionrr Of the Cour1 o.
1an s3-StMwrn lInisI
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FebHa
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sEdt'oss Of the shove VIII please espy,
bills the Patent Once, paper containing mosice
Mar ls--lau3w
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hding ready facilities principal
taetur~fs and business Of prOsslons cAig
IN INC Initea States ans Canada
u0n Of TIE mos practical benefit
and industrial Intercourse.
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Dratbs.

y Ia this city, il,h inst, Mary A. wife Of John
Goodwin, seed % years.
In Alfred, 10th inst, Deacon Jedediah Tnpn
aged 81 years. $3.50, =,
y In this city, l7,h inst, John 5. Wed sewood, Of
IN this city, 10Th inst, George, sou OF William
Dolby, aged % years an
la hi. city, iSh inst, Benz. Kimbsl, aged 40
Sin this city, Goth inst, Samuel, son OF Charles
ID and Sarah Moulion, OF Alfred, aged ~ years.
fla this city, Goth inst, Be,sey StacsPale, sged
I63 years
Ia this city. 9th inst, Joshua r., Moore, ageaa
n year> Sir. N. went 10 bed In his usual good
health, the nigni Of his death, and was found dead
IN the morning. go.
In 0osham, Me-, o4h inst, Mr.. onn Manion'
sged 20 years, formerly Of saeo. ..G -
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SLAVE STATES.
FREE STATES.

ATLAS MARINE Fire) Insurance. Co.,
Kennebunk. meeting ofthe stockhold-
ers Of said company on the 18th inst, twas
organized by the choice Of the following gen
tlemen for directors William Lord Jr.,
Noah Mason. Charles Thompson, Joseph
Dane Jr., William Williams, Israel Durrell,
George P. Ttcomb, Nathaniel L. Thompson,
Ivory Lord, ofKennebunk John Gilpatrick,
Of Saco, and Thomas NOVEL; Of Kennebunk-
port. Atasubsequent meeting Of the direc-
tors William Lord Jr. was chosen President,
but declined, as his business will not permit
his bestowing that attention to the Office
which II requires. Noah Mason was then
chosen President, and Christopher Little
field. Secretary. The stock Of the company
has been subscribed, and will be paid about
the first Of August, when the Office will be
to issue policies.-Demorat.
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DRowSrD.-Last Saturday, EDWARD, aged
8 years and 9 months, son Of Mr.. DAWN G..
Deering Of this town, was drowned while
bathing in the river. Several of his compan-
ions were with him ut the time, and he was
rescued soon after il was ascertained that he
had got beyond his depth but life could not
be recovered. He wasa boy ofmuch prom
ise and greatly endeared to his parents and
sister, who, with him, composed the house
hold so suddenly broken and afflicted. His
funeral took place before the Sabbath after
noon service. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler preacheda
very impressive sermon in the afternoon up
on the Disappointment which experience as
we'll as the Bible teaches, awaits earthly
hopes and plans.-Maine Democrat.
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~ The oh and true maxim that an oun,e OF preven-
tatye worth pound Of cure, will be fully realized by
those who make % q. W. stones Liquid Cathartic
and Family Physic. as ceanses the blood from all Inn
purity frees The stomach from BILE produces healthy
action Of the liver AMI perfectly regulates the bowels IL
also all local pains, prevents and cures dysen
terry darrha ceolera morbus, cholera strengthegs
the whole SYSTEM and Is perfectly agreeable to the taste
-Yor PoyuH. swlI
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- The attention of people visiting the
Pool is directed to the notice given by Mr..
Bickford and Others. The request is u rea-
sonable one, and every one who is disposed
to do as he would be done by, will heed it
The notice is absolutely necessary to protect
the crops Of the owners Of the land at the
Pool.
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w. n. JORDAN.
DENTIST.
Once No. o, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty ST. Biddeford
The Great English Remcdy-Sir James
Ciarkc's Celebrated Female Pills.

The Great English Remcdy-Sir James
Cinrkc's Celebrated Female PILLS.
Prepared nom prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invai
uahie medicine Is unfang in the Of all those palm
m and dangerous diseases incident to the female eOnsti-
tuition.
II moierates all excess, removes all distractions, and
brings on the nsnthly period with regularity. These
pill. should be used three weeks previous to con-
ansmsut they fOr the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These pills should not be taken by females during the
nrst three months Of pregnancy they are sure to
bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they are
SAFE.
In cases Of and spinal Affections pain In
the back and limbs heaylness, fatigue on slight exer'
On palptaOn Of the heart lowness Of spirits, hyster'
cs sick headache whites, and all the painful diseases
Oecasoned by disOrered system, these plls.wi effect
cure when all other means have failed, and although
powerful remedy do not contain non, eaiomel antimo-
ny, OF any other mineral
Pull directions accompanying each package. Price
In the United States and Canada, one dollar.
Sale agents for this country, 1. c. BALDWIN Co.,
Rochester, N. Y. TUrTLE L MOSES, Auburn, N. Y.
General Agents.
NIB. sl.oo and o postage stamps, enclosed to any
authorized agent will bottle Of the pills by re-
turn mail.
For sale wholesale and retail, by D. L, MITCHELL saeo
AID druggists generally.
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AT Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
In June, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud fily.six, by the Honorable Joseph l.
Nye, Judge Of said Court
WILLIAM LORD, JR, Guardian Of OPhelia
w Mason, a minor aud child Of Daniel Mason
Jr., late Of Kennebunk, IN said county deceased
having prceen,ed his first account OF guardianship
Of his said ward for allowance.
ORpEREp, That the said Guardian give no
iice to all persons Interested, by causing copy o
thi. order to he published three weeks successes
svely IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printe'
in Bddeford, in said county, that they may appea
at u Probate Court 10 lie held al 8. Berwick, 10
said county, on the first Monday In July next
at ten Of The clock in the forenoon, aud shev
cause, IL any they have, why the same should no
be allowed.
- Attest, JOSHUA HERRicx, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HrRRicK, Register.
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Mutriagss.

In Dover, N. H., 18th inst, by Rev. w. b.
Ciapp, Mr.. Charles Z. Bacon 10 Miss Susan
Clarke.
Tin Lyman, by Rev. q. Cook, Charles Garry
of Alfred, To Catherine browns, OF Lyman.
rrin Buxton, June sih, by Rev. O. w. Crc.sey
Mr.. Daniel J. Libby, Of Siandish, TO Miss Prs
ella A. Hin, only daughter Of Richard Hill. Esq
Of Buxton.
Gin Resdfeld, i2,h inst. Sumner X. Gorlan, o.
fSsco, to Miss Frances Jackson.
In Ssco, June 18th, by Rev. ). God, Mr.. Fran,
els Hsselliue, and Miss Roselihs Taylor, both Of
this city.
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Notice TO Creditors.

WYE having been appointed by the Hon. Jo-
w .eph I. Nyc, Judge Of Probate, ir The
county OF York, TO receive and examine The claims
Of the creditors Of Samuel r. Baker, late Of saco'
in said county, deceased, whose estate 10 repse'
senied insovent, give notice that six moh'ns,
commencing the third day OF March, 1886, nave
been allowed TO said creditors to bring IN ane
prove their claims, and that we will be al Tue OF.
ice Of Frederic Greene, In Saco aforesaid, on
the last Monday Of July and August next, from
o'clock TO o'clock, p. NJ. on each Of said dars,
to attend 10 the duty assigned us. Dated al
Saco, this twentieth day Of June, A. d., 1896.
FREDERIC GREENE, )c,nm;..iooer,.
TIMOTHY J. MURRAY ''''
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A Pro.Slavery Compliment to North.
ern Clergymen.

With few, very few exceptions, the whole
clergy Of the North are theactiye auxillaries
of the vilest infdels.-I Richmond Enquirer,
The basis of this sweeping libel is the as
sumption that " the whole clergy Of the
North " condemn Slavery. 1t is remarka
BILE illustration Of the degeneracy of tn,
times, that what Jefferson once declared t.
be so odious that " the Almighty had no at,
tribute in sympathy with it," IS now pro
claimed an institution as purely +" divine
as Christianity itself!-[Albany Journal.
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Gold Pencil Lost.

SUPPoSED to have been los, In Saco, about
- the latter part OF April, a heavy GOLD fENcil
CASE. with pen attached On the case is engraved
the name OF the owner, "E. Tucker" The pen
ciI has q value beyond its money worth, on &C
count Of associations with which II isconnect
ed.
TIE finder will b, suitably rewarded ON leaving
it at the Office Of the Union " Journal.
Saco, June %, 1886. 3w<o
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5prtial gutitrs.

NEw YoRK, Nov 18th, lsls.
DR. HArpKS.-Dtp Sir "A; your request have
made Of few OF your Improved Vegetable Pills.
and Ind them to answer my highest antc'pations.
used them with confidence, the ingredients Of
which you say they composed, well adapted 10
the various diseases incident to the human system and
mere particularly In cases Of Diarrhea, leaving the
bowels In a healthy condition. Yours, &c,
3w2J DR ], q. COOLIDGE.
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Notice 10 Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given that, agreeab5 to an
~ rrder passed by the City Council, all persons
who shall voluntarily pay the taxes assessed The
presen, wear, on their polls, persona, ana real es,
tate, TO the Treasurer Of the city, viii be allowed
a discount OF @ per cent. on the same, II paid on
or before the 7th day Of July next
l.. LoRlNG, Jr., Treasurer.
Biddeford, June %, 1856. ~
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
ANN MINOR SYRUP.

To the Public. Whereas, one Charles II. Kent
has been couerfetng my Allied Ointment, and pamlng
Oh upon the public an article under the name OF the
'.Genuine Allied Ointment" which ointment IL base
imitation Of mine. have commenced an action against
the said Kent for the sane Professor Hayes state As
sayer Cor the State Of Massachusetts, after having anal
yIed the two articles, says Chemically considered
these two samples cannot be pronounced to be alike
And the certificates which the said Kent circulating
are forgeres and impositions, the adavits Of the
following names prove, Wis A. W. srEARSs, A. B. BEN
xER, JoHS d. STAFFoRD, NJ, MERRILL, sworn 70 De-
fore me, N. W. Harmon, J, r. L. ID. HAYES
Lawrence, Mass. =, June II, 1856.
AGENTS. DE- James Sawyer, and Augustus sawyer
Biddeford I. Gilman, and ID. l.. Mitchell, Saco IL
%. Hay, Portland, General Agent. ly2o
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NOTICE.

TTyHE subscribers, residents Of the Pool, an
i obliged to give notice that IN consequence o
the gres, injury We have suffered by per,on'
tbouSh,lessly or wilfully treading down our grass
passing through our growing crops, throwing
down our fences, and thus leaving our helds IN
protected, we must require oil persons passing
over our grounds TO the sea, 10 confine Their Walk
TO the roads aud paths. These roads are our p,i,,
vaie property but we are willing that they should
he used ior the accommodation and pleasure OF VS.
itors 10 the Pool and wish TO be ~ understood,
We make this request with no desire TO aofidge
the pleasures Of persons visiting The Pool, ou'
SIMPLY TO prevent such losses In the future as we
have been subjected to heretofore, and we are
constrained to add, that all persons who neglect
the warning given In this notice by commhllns
such trespasses as injure onr property VIII DC SUI
'N ISAAC BICKFORD.
JOHN c. HUSSEY.
BENZ. TARBOx.
THOMAS EVANS.
NATH'L DAVIS.
PooL, June 90, 1856. 3w1o
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u Old Father Time, the parent Of bright eyed rnth,
Is daily developing facts and theories, but among
his numerous progeny fact Is inconesole than
than that the attending the Introduction OF
W. stones Liquid Cathartic and Family Physc TO the
public use, ID utterly without parallel Those families
which have made the most thorough trial Of It's merits
are loues and most enthusiastic In their encomiums Of
its virtues. II admirably meets want long experienced
by all classes of persons and is rapidly gaining that
confidence which II 30 richly dsseryes.-LorsH co1'
ritr.
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- Inc w umington kDelaWarel Journai
and Statesman, Fillmore paper, says il
will be happy day for this Republic when
the opponents Of the present administration
shall unite upon Fremont, and expresses the
confident hope that Fillmore will withdraw
from the canvass.
The ball is rOlling-clear the way.
10. Knox, one of the most distinguished
lawyers Of Illinois, Pierce elector in 1852,
and lifelong Democrat, in public meet
ing recently held at Rock Island, came out
openly and boldly for union ofall the anti
slavery extension elements in the North
against the aggressions Of the pro-slavcry
party. Douglas is doomed in Illinois.
= Our space will not permit US TO notice
the demonstrations Of rejoicing with which
the nomination Of Fremont has been every
where received. From all quarters we have
accounts Of firing of cannon, lighting Of
bonhres, the formation Of Fremont Clubs,
and other demonstrations Of rejoicing.
ANOTHER HOIST FOR TIE DnocRAcY OF
MANE.-Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,, President Of
the Senate OF this State. who has heretofore
acted with the democratic party, ADDRESSED
the citizens Of wateryille who had gathered
together to ratify the nomination Of job,
Q. Fremont. Y
Tus Is hit TIE BEoNrNc. II
The Buffalo Republic, leading organ Of
the radical democracy Of New York, rcpu-
dates Buchanan. II says
eve now declare that under no circum-
stances (although always acting with the
Democratic organization, and ardcntly at
teachcd TO il by a lifelong aSsociationj car
we support the nominees Of the Cincinna(
Convention, upon the platform which that
convention has adopted"
Fkox ErRoPx.-we have advices from
Liverpool TO the 18th inst, but little i'm
portan. news. The Official notice Of Crsmp;
tons dismissal had not been received, Id
was anticipated, and tho British press wer,
discussing the propriety Of rcseutins Il by
the dismissal Of Mr.. Dallas.
APoLrrIcaL CuaSGK.-The Fillmore Amer
lean National Club, N. Y. voted unanimous
y, 10 80 over 10 the Republican 9, Onthe lsI
linst. 4
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AmbrOtyPe Rooms.
No. 6 Central Block, Biddeford.

TINE Subscriber having purchased the right for
L Cuttings patent Ambrotypes In B,ddeIord,
has fitted up his Rooms In such manner that he
is fully prepared To take these beautiful aud en-.
during pictures on Glass, IN the most perfect
manner. Dsgueueotypes also executed In the
most perfect manner and sold very cHrAS The
public ATE invited to call and examine specimens
at the Biddeiord Ambrotype Gallery.
Il. II. MCKINNEY.
Biddefori, March, 1856. tnt
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! Alta Court Of Probate held al Kennebunk, within
and for the County Of York, on the irst Monday
~ June, in the year OF our Lord eish, 'en hun.
dr. and iiy-sii, by the Honorable Joscoh I.
Ers Judge " said Court:
, ESEar>' PERKINS, ssmsd Executor In Ger.
MI ~. Ia. trumsnt, purposiiug TO be the last
IN TAT, meat OF Susan Purblsh, late Of
w.,,' IL IA -. rniy, dscessed, having present.
n.,s,~n Ths, t,.e ssid Executor give notice
to al pssoas in,:rs.es Dy ssns,as eopyS, sh,'
N ~. TJsioo g. Eastern JCurnal, printed al Bid.
Ssford, in said county. tina: they may appear
=, . Probate Court 10 be helJs,t .. Berwick, IN
aid couuty, on the first Monday OF July Ee1t,
an ten OF the clock In the iorenooo, and shew
cause, if any. they havewhy the ,ane snIoa
mo-, be proved. approved and allowed as ine ias'
will and testament of the said deceased.
q Attest, yosHrA HKRRicK, kesiaef.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HrRRick, Register
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Al Court Of Probate held al Kennebunk; within
and Cor the County Of Yors, on the frs, Monday
OF June, in the year OF our Lord, one ,hous.nu
cish. hundred and 6fiy-six, by the Honorable
Joseph r Nyc, lodge ofsaid Court:
TNCREAsE s. KIMBALL and NEWEL
i GOODWIN, named Executors IN 2 certain
instrument. purporing 10 be the las; wili sna ies
non IN aid county. yeoman, deceased, having
presented .he sane fof probate:
oRpEaIp, That the said eIrcn,or s,.s
notice 10 ali r,r,on. Interested, by causing ccpy
a this order .. be published three weeks soo
,iveIy ia tie u Mon and Eastern Journal, Pnn.s.
=, Radeford, in rsid county, ihatthey may sppeal
=, = Probate Cou,t, 10 be held a, 8 berwick, y
said county, on the lip, M,nday OF july nss,, y
u the clock in the foIetooo and .ssT e noa
any they have Shy ,ss sI ~ The iss: viii an,
,ss,s ment cl The said deceased 49,,
"a Attest, JosHuA HEnslck' Register.
A true copy. Attest, JoszuA Hrzs'cH' hss''sr'
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Tho Electoral Votes Of the States.

We publish for reference the following
table Of The electoral volss Of each Of The
States.
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LOST

an Friday last, somewhere ia saco, SILVER
~ PrscII cAsr With GoLp PKs attached.
The finder VIII be rewarded BY leaving y a This
Office SW"
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EDWARD KENDALL
Kendall's Brass Band


OF New England, who won
tie First Pnze, as the Best
Bsgiv asd Brass Band, : and
who will make q GRIND
Promenade Musicale!
Every morning, ihrough the
principal streets, mounted on
EisAi"s Bsasfvsi H~ss.
Trained expressly for hai
purpose.
JIM BURT, Of Maryland, q
Tie Bat nseh ciess..'
X. WHITE, Of Nov Yesk,
- The Bed Here TrsSss.
asi Maii,s d cirgus.'
JOE HAZLITr, of Naas.
~ he 'Bsa Ma Afs.ksv,
viii pos.ibly one rival, snd
Arisiook 4 Big Thunder
OF N. Y, rs The 'Bsss hid
Hovsss.
Bessles the above yvin.srI
of NIL the
FIRST. PRIZES
The following well known
Performers are also engaged;
MRspAnrs
RoBERr WHITE,
JOHN DAVENPORT,
JAMES ROBINSON,
MISSES.
J. GAYLoR,
y. THOMAS,
C. sTiMsoN, and
r. DORSEY.
MANAGERS,
Or Bvsrsrss
n. @. n. sPAI.DfN0
o. rKs 0acHrsfnA,
xDwARD KENDALL
Or I'm RnA
xoRERr WHITE
49, ~ rs o,u,u
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: WILL. SWITCH OFF AT

BOYER w.a %%s:S:y j sS,ya h:s:
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Lightning Rods.
FOR SALE.

THE House now occupied by Il. @. Boothby, situate
i on the corner OF Prospect aud NJ. Vernon street,
will he sold at Auction Saturday, June H. at o
clock =. NJ. Sale on the premises. Terms made know
at the time and place Of sale.
7. X. LANE, Auctioneer.
Biddeford, June u, 1856. 2wA
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A PoLrrIcaL Cu.SGK.-The Fillmore Amer
lean National Club, N. Y. voted unanimousj
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-27
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HERCULES LIBBY, Ohio,
HENRY OMAR, Virginia,
CHARLES MOVES, fexas,
J. DAVENPORT, Tenn,
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