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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL. -FRIDA

tons as point admitting Of no doubt, .the
absence Of all war tendency among the Rus
sian people, and their extensive fear Of the
Profession Of soldier" The Russian peo-
pie have no pleasure in wearing arms, like
the Turk or Pole even in their quarrels
among themselves, which are rare, they
hardly ever fight, and the duel which now
often takes place among Russian officers, is
contrary 70 the national manners, and Gus
tom imported from the west. The people
take no pleasure in the fighting Of beasts or
birds--as in bull fights, or ram fights, or
cock fights, which are common amusement
among some eastern. as well ~ most Euro
pean nations; and when the Russian is
drunk, which often happens, he is never
quarrelsome, but, on the contrary caressing
and given TO tears. Blu. on being aroused,
he exhibits degree Of patient endurance,
which is astonishing. and a steady enthusi-
am which shows great power of feeling,
and which is deeply seated in the national
character. lie meets death and the scyerest
punishment without fear, and strange an
ecdotes are told Of the impoSibility, as it
seems to him, Of disobeying the letter Of the
orders receiyed.-RaSad on ne Black Sea
and the Sea Of Asof.
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Report accepted.
Niggerism.

The following conversation occurred a day
or two since, in this place, between mem
Der Of the Republican party and an Old
Line Democrat:
Republican. neighbor! how do
you vote this SPRING."
Demooas.-.I can tell you better how
shall moi vote. shan't vote any Niger
ticket"
R.-"GOod! agree with you there
This niggerism has been pushed Ear enough,
audit is time II was brought to q stop. Do
you vote the American ticket, the Republic.
can, or the Old Line Whigf"
d., Indignantly. )-"None of them, Of
course-lm opposed to every one Of them
alike"
R." All! Then you vote the Niger
ticket after ALP
D.-'what do you meani Ivote with
the Democratic party"
R.-"Exactly; and that's what l call
the Niger party"
D.-"Please explain yourself"
R.-T call that the niger party which
labors to put niggers land slayes-the worst
class of nigges) into possession Of every
foot of territory that properly belongs TO
the fres white citizcnsof the country; which
exerts itself now in Kansas and elsewhere.
to put down and drive out free white men,
your brothers and mine, land you and me,
II we were therc) in order to put niggers in
their places; which sustains the aims Of
that section Of the country that threatens to
dissolve the Union, unlSs il can be used
with chief reference to their niggcrs; and
which is doing all this and much more Of
the same kind, at the dictation and by the
aid Of twenty Representatives in Congress,
who are there solely by virtue Of niger rep
resentation. am down on niggerism, and
opposed to any party which in its tool, and
for this reason / oppose the Democratic Us
the only real niger party"
D.-"Ah" Exit in disgust. bridge
port Standard.
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AT a Court Of Probate held nj Alfred, within
aud for the Couniy"f York, on the frst Mon.
day in April. Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud iay.siN, by the Honorable Josep
T. Nyc, Judge ofsaid Court:
HANNAH SMITH, Administrative Of the e.
IL tate of William Smith, late Of Sanford, In
said county. decreased, having presented her frsl
account Of administration OF the estate Of said de-
ceased, for allowance:
ORDERED. That The said Administrative give
notice 10 all persons interested, by causing a copy
Of this orier Ia 10 published three weeks success.
sivry IN the Union 81 Eastern Journal, printed Of
Biddeiord, IA said county, tina, they may appear
al Probate Court 10 I've held al Alfred, in said
county, on the irt Monday Of October next. at ten
OF the clock in The forenoon, and shew cause, if
any they have. why the same should not be al.
lowed.
10 Attest. JOSHUA iERRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HEEHck, Register.
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Ala Court Of Probate held at Alfred. within and
for the County Of York, on the hrs, Monday In
April, in the year VI our Lord eigh, .en hundred
aud hly-sx, BY The Honorable Joscoh l. Nye,
Judge of said Court:
DANIEL SMITH administrator y The estate
~ OF Joseph Smith, late of Bidde Crd, in said
county deceased, having presented MS aceouat
Of administration OF the estate OF SAL deceased,
for allowance:
ORpERrp, That the said administrator give
notice TO NIL per.ous interested, by causing copy
OF this order To be Published three weeks success
sively In the Union & Eastern Journal. printed nj
Biddeford, in said county, that they may appear
al Probate Court TO be held nj Saco, In said
county, on the tirt Monday Of May next, at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew carse, IL
any they have, why ,he same should no, Le al.
lowed. --.e isfa
10 Attest, joshua HKRRicx. Register.
A true copy. attest, JosHuA HkRRicK, Register.
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FRom KNSAs.-0ur latest papers from
Kansas, are to the 10Th ult. 0utages and
piricos continue TO be committed on the
Missouri, upon travellers from the East
Every boat was SEARCHED for arms. Boxes
sufficiently large TO hold gun were broken
open and examined BY the Missourians, and
travellers were insulted and frequently NAL
treated. One hundred Sharpe's rifles were
taken from an individual at Lexington, who
on his way to Kansas. A piano-iorte box,
suspected 20 contain arms, was broken open,
and the Marshal Of the City Of Kansas 10
fused to interfere, on the ground that the
box did look suspicious. The Lawrence
Herald suggests that 81. Louis has the power
but not the disposition to put stop to these
outrages; and recommends that measures
be taken 80 that emigrants can avoid and
the Kansas trade be removed from that city.
The Herald says: " One hundred and hf-
~ Southerners came up the Missouri in one
party few days ago. They had two can
non with them. Five hundred additional
persons from the South were reported in st.
Louis, On route for Kansas. They are bring
ing with them all the munitions OF war.
Great Efforts are being made by the South
Z, forward pro-slavery settlers to Kansas
and committees for the purpose exist in ev-
cry State. The editor Of the Montgomery
Journal, in announcing the departure Of
800 men from Alahama, states from per
sonal knowledge, gathered on recent trip
10 the seabOard, that measures are already
effected to place in Kansas, before the Oct.
election. ut least 6,0O0 Southern voters
and that Kentucky, louisiana, Arkansas,
and other States, backed by Missouri, V
stand ready ut any moment 10 supply any
balance OF voters which may be necesary.
Meanwhile, the emigration from the FrcS
State is very large.-larger, probably, than
the South viii be able 70 overcome, even Il
they promise to accomplish.
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AT Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
for The County OF YorI, On the first Monday OF
April, in the year of our Lord, one ihousa nd
eight hundred and tify.six, BY the Honorable
Joseph I Nye, Judge of laid Court:
A LEXANDER BENNETT. Guardian of Mary
a q Whittier, aud Amibusa Whittier, minors
aud children Of Paullns NJ Whittier, late Of York
in said county deceased, having presented his
tr.i sceoun, Of Guardianship OF his said ward for
allowance:
ORpsREp, That the said Guardian give notice
TO oil persons Interested by causing copy u this
order Ia he published three weeks success lively
in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bid.
deiooi IN said county, that they may appear At
a Probate Court 10 be held si Saco, in sud coun.
". on the first Monday Of May next. at ten OF the
clock in the iorenoou. and shew cause, if nny
they have, why the same should not be allowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
Auue copy, attest, JOSHUA HERRlck, Register
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Mr.. "By-ends" Goodwin.

John NJ. Goodwin, Senator from York,
spoke on Tuesday evening, against address
ing Judge Davis from tho Bench. On
Wednesday morning, IL hours after, he
changed front, and voted TO address Judge
Davis from the Bench. lie made similar
iu1rl-abouf when the liquor bill was before
the Senate. Mr.. Goodwin, we think must
be relative Of Mr.. By-ends, OF Far,Poch,
who. as John Bunyan tell Us, twas descend
ed from waterman, who got his estate BY
ro,riag one ,rGy and looking another. "--hsa-
Re6ec Journal.
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r1r The ell and true maxim that ounSe % preyen-
atiye Is worth pound % cure will be fully reaiI ed by
tho.e Who make use Of O. W. Stones Liquid tCahartc
and Family Physc Il eleanses the blood from all i'm
purity frres The stomach from bile, produces healthy
action Of the liver and perfectly regulates the bowels IL
also removes all local pains prevents and cures dysen-
terry dah1a, eeolera mOrbus or cholera, strengthens
the whole system and Is perfectly agreeable to the TASTE
.-yer PopHh. swi'
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TuE PK,cEABLx DISPOSITION or ruE Rrs-
SLAMS. The most singular thing is, that the
people among whom this military organira-
ton Of the whole nation prevails, Is without
exception, the most pacific people on the
FAC, Of the earth, and upon this point be-
iieye no difference Of opinion exists among
ali observers. Having lived Cor several years
IN a position which enabled me to mix much
With the oiicers and mon Of the Russiar
srmy. such Is my strong eouvietion OF the
p.:ian character. n. Haxthausen men,
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LEATHER AND THE SHOE BUSINESS. The
Newburyport Herald has the following re-
marks on the high price Of leather and its
connection with the Shoe business:
Thinking Of leather suggests to us that
the time must shortly come for the use of
other materials in this manufacture. What
>tlsse VII be, does not appear, but necessity
s1lid 10 be the mother Of invention, and
from tho consumption 80 much exceeding
the supply, that necessity will soon be upon
US. HAdes are not so much more costly than
formerly, because frieghts are higher, or the
prospects of the importers larger, or because
there is any conspiracy to defraud purchas-
ers or make them 20 barefooted but the
plains Of Brazil and Buenos Ayres, and the
shores of Africa cannot furnish them for
Massachusetts, tanners and shoemakers 10
waste. They are rs high abroad as ut home,
and the prices viii never 90 down TO the old
Figures. Only look at the importation OF
hides and leather into Massachusetts, II
the whole amount was as thoroughly and
properly tanned, as it is in Europe, and the
shoes were as well made as they are in Ger
many or france, the Massachusetts, manu-
facturers alone would shoe the whole human
race; but il is considered great object 70
get chcap shoes, and we do get them. The
tanner purchases his hides on six months
credit, and they must be out Of thevats anC
into money before the notes mature Ill
burns tho life and strength out Of them Il
begin with, and we can scarcely get then
on 20 our feet before the stock breaks topic
ccs. Then tho trade Of making is learned
in fortnight, and the person sets up Us O
master mechanic before he can make q
thread; and where the leather don't break
the seams do rip, and man with hal
dozen children has to keep one of them al
the time running to a shoe store to keeI
their feet from the ground. Under such
circumstances il would DO impossible, i
there were whole worlds Of cattle breeders
to keep Apply Of skins. Either Their
will be improvements in the stock and tn,
work before long, or they will have to FIND
something besides leather to make shoes Of. '
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IL WHAT ESTIMATION IT Is HELD BY PnYslc-
IANs roR DisEAsEs oP tue LUEGs. John a.
Berry. NJ ID, Ssco, Me, says During prsc-
tic- OF 20 Yeas, have seen used all the popular
remedies for Coughs, am well satisfied that your
Vegetable Pulmonary BaisdE Is beet, and hoPe,
|, viii be better known and more generally used"
Reed, Cutler &c Co, Druggists, Boston, proprle-
tors BE careful to get The genuine as there are
MANY iRiiaiiOHs: Price 81 cents and 81.
Sold in Biddeiord by J. Sawyer. 4wll
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Noticr or Foreclosure.

DETr KNOWN that on the fourth day Of August.
DirSs, lanes Jeffrey. Jr., OF Kennebunkpou In the
rounly Of York, gave TO the undersig ned Jacob Cur
Al. and Francis Emmons, both Of B'ddeioId In said
ccuufy n deed III modgage Of that date, of certain
Io, 81 land situated IN said kennebuukpou contain
Iny .,yeniy-lhree acres, be the same more or less
landed on the Northwest BY the road leadingio the
po.I, on the Southwest by the rad leading 10 the
hs,eh, on the Southeast by the march. ana on the
Nonhea.t by land of Amos rIoetof-whieh deed Is
recorded on York County Registry Of deeds, Book
otl page $50, and to which reference IL made, aud
which mortgage was given seeurii, for the payment
OF two certain promissory notes speeined IN said
mo,tsare deed, aud said Curtis & Emmons state that
ihe condition Of said mortgage ,eed has been broken
by reason Of which they claim foreclosure Of said
premises. mn jhSop r Sum,T'
Biddeford, April is, 1856. 3wi6
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Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Saco.

THE members OF the Mutual Fire Insurance
i Company. are hereby notified that their an.
nual meeting for the choice Of President, Treas
urer, and Seven Directors, and TO act on such
other matters in relation 10 said Company, as
NAV properly come before them, will be held a,
their Office, IN Saco, on Tuesday the thirteenth
day OF May next, al ten o'clock in the forenoon.
EDWARD p. BURNHAM, Sec.
Saco, April %, 1856. 3wis7
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u A the ages roll on, the past and present are only
stepping stones TO higher achievements and improve
sns ia the future. The past pouTs all Its improvements
on, 20 perfect the preses Thus O. W. Stones Cough,
Consumption, and bronchitis EllXir contains the con.
eenirated virtues Of ages % scientific sesearch Try Us
marvellous curative properties. See advertisement
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Gums.

Splendid assortment Just received.
Rifles, first qualify, cheap.
Fishing Tackle,
from "pin hook" to u "Harpoon."
Lines and Twines. all styles aud kinds.
I'D ten MackcreI jigs; nice.
Shot; McCollou CHS best.
Powders blasting md sporting.
4,OOO feet snny fuse, "wnrranted."
Gun making aud repairing.
steei stamps for making tools.
Stencil Plates with indcIible ink for
marking Clothing
Lack repairing md key ntting.
He'll Hanging,
Birds stated 20 order.
MCKINNEY & Co.
BIDDEPORD, NE,
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N Office.

THIS day the copartner,hlp known under tie name
i and nrm q Drs. Libby To~pe IL dissolved BY nu-
tual consent All persons inlebtedt 10 sah nrm are ~
specially requested 10 call al the old stand and sstts
their accounts Immediately. An bills remaining unpAii
the 2olh of Nay next, viii be len vith attorney,
for collection. sc LIRBY, N. d.
.E NV. fowNE, u. ID.
s.eo, April Is. 1850. s.is'
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City Council.
lMssting on Wednesday E.sning.

In Board OF ALpExNxS.-Petition Of Jere-
miah Tucker, to be allowed TO use night
cart under regulations Of the city govern
ment was presented and acted on.
Committee TO negotiate with samuel p.
Chase, in relation to damage claimed for
opening street from Hill street TO Guinea
road,-reoommended that the subject be re
ferred, by consent Of parties, to Gideon Tuck
er, OF Saco, Daniel Hill Cd, Of Dayton, and
Leonard Hntchins, OF Kennebunkport. Re
port accepted.
Alderman Lunt, from Committee 10 which
was referred petition Of Charles Morgan
and Others, for the purchase Of an Engine,
and building Of Station House, reported
that II is inexpedient to purchase said En-
ginc, and bald said House. Report ae-
cepted.
IL rur CoxxoS CoUSCIL.-The Committee
on Finance made report recommending the
following appropriations for the year, Gn
party
For support of Schools, $1,000
/" " Highways, 5,OOO
Z" Z" :" Engine Co., 800
{" Hook 4 Ladder Co. 100
Report accepted.
Petition Of b. s. Hooper. for remunera-
ton for damage done his buildings on JEFF.
fersou street by water course, was referred
to Committee on Streets in eoncurrence.-
Also,-Petition Of Y. Meads and others
for laying out street.
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At a Court Of Probate held al Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in April, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and tiny-six, by the Honorable Joseph
L. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
IN the petition Of Seth Scammon, Guardian Of
" Francis Chadhoum and Eliza Chadbourn,
minors and children OF Francis w. Chadboum,
late Of Ksnnebunk, in said county, deceased,
representing that said minors are seized and pos.
sessed OF the following described real estate viz.
one undivided eighth part Of a certain LOT OF land
and shop thereon. situated IN Kenncbunk and
bounded by the road leading from Kennebunk 10
the Landing, by the Hardy 10, and HilIiard estate
and q cross street.
That an advantageous Offer of thirly-seven
dollars and fiiy cents has been made by Horace
Porter, Of Kenncbunk, in said county, which
offer IL Is for the interest OF all concerned imIne-
diaicy TO accept; aud the proceeds Of sale to be
put oui on interest for the benefit Of the laid
wards, and praying that license may he granted
him To sell and convey the interest aforesaid,
according 10 the statute In such cases made and
provided.
ORDEREp, That the pe,itnoer give notice TO
all persons interested In said estate, by causing y
copy ofthis order 10 be published three weeks sue.
cessivcly, in the Union 81 Eastern Journal printed
at Biddelord, IN said county, ina, they may up
pear at a Probate COurt 10 be held at Saco, In
said county, on the first Monday Of May next.
nj ten Of the clock ia the forenoon, aud shew
cause, II any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be gtan,cd.
lG Attest, Jo.nUA HKRRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
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NOTICE.

RIO the legal voters Of school district No. l. In The city
i - BlidefOrd. .E-
You are hereby notified and warned to meet at Bee
,hOyen Hall, IN said iistre, on the soth day Apn
,hsn M act on the following articles, via;
la IT, choose moderator 20 preside In said meet
Ing.
All To choose three school Agents foe said district
Am. To ehoose Classifying COMMITTEES for sid DIS
trct- 49,, H..
and pay the district debt.
an TO transact such other business as may LEGALLY
come befbrs said meeting
W., w.. DANIEL srtMs0N.)
. ClKusk. LUSr. SAsents.
A. W. PAGE.
p,ilef,ri, April -, 1854.
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nR,curoN MARKEr. AprIII1.

Al Market, 40 Beef cAlis, Ss,s sheep, and los
ssins. .s..
bHss cArrLL-we quote extra 80 IS AZ 50, hrst
qaAlity, - IS 900 second quality, - % 90 !
third quality, 81 30.
wOskISa oKEs.-saies tfom 500 10 s2io.
Cows AND CALvkss-sAles frOm s2S 70 SO.
SHEEP.-SAles hon s. % % v IS
ssNE--A retail from 10 Ice.
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BIDDEF0RD AND SAC0
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 ofrcsidencc; also,
Business Directory, and Cards, with an
index also, interesting statistics respecting
the enterprise aud growth ofthc two places,
with valuable Industrial Statistics, showing
the advantages and facilities 80 prc-emincnt-
ly 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 % cents per copy Subscrip-
ton papers may be found at Boydens Book
store, DIR. Persons Drug store, Biddeford,
and at Mitehell's Drug store, and llods-
don's book store, Saco.
MARCUS WATSON,
VIM. p. FREEMAN.
March Il, 1856.
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NOTICE.
House and Racn for Sale.

nIE Subscriber offers for sale the double two story
i House. on Middle Street. saco. next above Henry
seIiea's There IL good Stable and Wool house on the
lot, and large rain water cistern In tn cellar.
Cuts. MARY A. CUTS.
April Is. 5sl6
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Deatbs.

Se~rC~~J~N~N~N~~-S~~-S -N~~O>-NO- 49,
" In keanebunkport, APeI 7lh, Mrs. Eunice
ms, aged 30 years. IL Blessed are the dead tina,
~ Ksaaebaak, April i4lh, Elizabeth NJ, wife
Of Mr. FraakIa webber. aged IS yeAnL r.
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LOUIS o. cowAS, /
JEDEDIAH JEwEIr,
ABRAHAM GILPArRICK, :
JAMES MORTON,
ALBERT SANBORN. ]
From As BO'iOn Mirror, edited ,y TASmss

II with ordinary pleasure that call the attsn-
ton o. our readers the advertisement 10 another col
umn Of Dr.. W. II. Hayden's Improved Vegetable Pur-
native pills. and can assure our readers that this 10
not one Of the vie humbugs with which the papers are
daily crowded, but . truly valuable medicine. We
.pesn now experience, having tested their virtues In
our Ovn family. Try them. 3wlI
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Ambr0tyPe Rooms.
No. 6 Central Block, Biddcford.

TIME Subscriber having purchased the RICH, for
Il Cuttings patent Ambrolypes In Bddeiord,
has iiuedsip his Rooms ia such manner that he
is FULLY prepared 10 take these beautiful aud en-.
during pictures on GLASS, IN the most perfect
manner. Dagueueo,ypes also executed in the
most perfect moanei aud sold very CHEAP The
public ATE invited TO call and examine specimens
at the Biddeiord Ambrotype Gallery.
4. II. MCKINNEY.
Biddeford, March, 1856. iilI
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PARsON co.'s
RAT EX CERMlNATOR.
without the use Of Arsenic,

FREE FROM DANGER TO HUMAN LIFE!
II acts upon rats like Terror /.
They cannot stay and breathe where Il Is put, and
nlrr sEy1R RErrkS TO TIE PLACE WHEEE IT HAS BKKs
CsgD.
Try It and be convinced,
ATWELL'S HEALTH REST0RER,
10. Dr.pxrsil splitting up bod, Of falpess and
distress In the stomach take tea spoonful after ealing
FOH DIILIOrs AFFECTIONS, take enough 10 operate
physc, liosing with smaller doses 70 GEAR the s"A0h
q bls aud give tone TO the system.
FOE srpDEx CoLDs, REvsRs, nc, take large doses
once In ur hours TN IL operates as phJsic, then i'io"
With the ordinary doses
Ioa LIvKR COMPLAINTS, JArSpIcE, BILiAkr ossrRCc-
r,oSs Se take ordinary doses, and continue iss use
TN A cure il effected.
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DcIiukt's Spanish Lustral. ans article
IN make The Hair grow on bald heads.
From q. W. rlsKsR, ESQ, PsmbsriOn Mill, Los-
renee.
Ihaye used the spanish Lusiral about three months
for badness on the crown Of my head, which had ex-
I.ted foe several years 1t Is now thiesy covered with
hair an inch long, and Il growing fast With eheerfu
ns.s and gratitude therefor recommend the Lustra
10 All who have looked to other sources without success
III. II. Hay, General agent for Maine, Canada, New
prun,sick and Nova Scotia. Geo. O. Doyden, pr. J.
sawyer, agents or Biddeford. oesdp