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The Last Proclamation.

The last Kansas proclamation Of the Pros
idcnt u intondcd to serve two purposes: In
the first pllc,, the Whito House wants an
appropriation 10 put down freedom in the
unhappy territory in the second place, II
wants. II possible, To deceive the electors OF
New Hampshire. These motives are suih-
cient o. account for whatever the President
has nsrycd himself to Sly about his friends,
the boriercrs. ANY other than a simulated
tone of fairness would have been fatal; the
undissais VI pro-slayery sluint of the annual
message was an experiment not q be rashly
yentursd upon a seclnd time. Hence "pcr-
sons residing without the territory, but near
borders, who contemplate armed interview
ton in thu affairs thereof" come in with the
naughty trce State men and the scOundrcl
Emisrants' Aid Societies for share of the
Executive ccnsurc. But little reflection
will convince the intelligent public that this
il mcrs sham, and that the honcst-heart of
the PrSsidsnt is with the bowie knife bearing
b1rdirts. LIT us look at this matter calm
ly Tor u moment.
In the iir-t place, we have the precious
admission from the Presidential lips, that
Missourians are contemplating Fan armed
intervention in the afiirs Of Kansas. ~
This he shakes his Official head Mt, but. upon
his own principles, why should he' Why
should he not rather hound them on? Ac-
cor,ling 10 his own Theory. they are going
10 Kansas, sword in hand, to sustain terri
torial government, which he has Oyc. and
over again pronounced legal one. They
70 70 bolster up the hlrons. They 20 to en-
iorcs the DracJuian code. They 20 TO hang
MN for discussing the question OF Freedom
or slavery. They ~ 10 pat down the State
government, established by the legal votes
Of the legal inhabitants. Why should they
not g1f You tell US, Mr.. Pierce, that the
bogus legislature was strictly legal bO " (;
that you want troops from our forts, pow
der from our arscnals, money from our
treasury, to enforce the laws OF the whole
sale pip-layers of the border COUNTIES
Why even by hint do you restrain the
cffsctionate arlor OF the patriots who 20 TO
perfect what their enterprise initiated3
10 Mr.. Pierce will remember, IL his memory
b. not shorter than usual, that these excell-
ent gentlemen are not about 10 visit Kansas
for Inc first time. While they were driving
HONEST emigrants from the polls, while they
were taking possession Of the ballot boxes,
while the ferry boats were loaded with ex-
tempore citizens from the borders, wearing
their civic honOrs only for a day Missouri
men in the morning. Kansas men ut noon,
Missouri men at night, we had no procla-
nation from the President, and no word OF
caution, however gcntle, reached them from
the White House. They went on. They
created q Legislature which represented
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VINO ARE TIE DlsUNIoxIsTs. The recent
meeting of the Southern Convention was at
tended by number Of Office holders under
the General Government. Among them was
j. l.. h. DsBow, of the Census Department
who took occasion to announce that Lonis'-
ana, the State he represented, "lo,ed the
South better than she did the Union :" a
similar statement in the mouth ola north
ern Office holder, would ensure his prompt
dismissal, but in this case, Pierce, We pre-
sumo. only sees in il the evidence Of strong
To Democratic principles. Fol-
lowing Mr.. De Bow, came Col. Grsen'
from Texas, who avowcd himself a fllibus-
ter in principle and gave the following
toast, which was received with applause;
"The Southern Republic - bounded on
the north by Mason and Dixons line, on
the south by Patagonia embracing the
valley Of the Amazon, with oil the Africans
in it,
In this connection il is not out Of place
TO remind our readers that one Of the very
first acts of Presidsnt Pierce was to appoint
Mr.. Campbell, Of Mobile, the President OF
the famous Disunion Convention, held nj
Nashville in 1850, Judge Of The Ssgrane
Court OF he United Saies.-Nar Hars'
Courier. .tst
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r,sm IA. MsreA..ier ~. H) Mirror, Oct. q

VALUABLE TEsrMoNY.-During my tour
TO the White Mountains, met with a gen.
tleman from Barbados, West India pant
or, by the name of Charles Pettyiohn, who
gave me his experience us planter on that
Island, in the cultivation of the sugar cane,
and the manufacture ofsugar, both by slaves
and by free men.
"In 1884," said he, " came in possess
ion Of 2I7 slaves under the laws of England
which required the owner to feed, cl"the,
and furnish them with medical attendance.
With this number | cultivated my sugar
plantation until the Emancipation Act of
August LIST, 1898, when they all become
free. | now hire portion of those slaves,
the best and cheapest, of course, as you
hire men in the United States. The aver
age number which employ is 100, with
which cultivate more land at cheaper
rate, and make more produce than | did
with the az slaves. With my slaves made
from 100 10 $50 tons of sugar yearly
With 100 free negroes, think do badly
If | do not annually produce about $50
tons"
Such is the testimony of honest intelli-
gcnce upon this most important subject, and
adding another TO the many facts already
adduccd that chattel slavery not only sub
yerts the moral and social relations Of mas
ter and slave, but equally strikes blow at
the pecuniary interests Of both.
II. c, STONE.
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~ Baynrl TAYLOR is not TO be married TO
Young lady la Sp,iusfeld Ohio So saws the N.
Y. TriLune
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.a"re"'e ." ''c evening VI '"e '<'n' T" ""''"
'ne hesuo''can p''"ofr' way auoP'eu' no '"ore
save 'e'fio'S-no more s'"'e S'a,es-re''s'a"ce
10 the TURNER ossre's'o", " 'ne save power
General Lane wished 10 have added reso'n''"os
"ProVing squ"i'er s'"ere'en'y, but 'hey were
WV sun :" 'PN"' ~ "'I
"''O'". ~ 800 80 ''o 80, =,
'""S ''o "'a''"' ''." =" "''"%s' -
'"e gaze u"ess W. s"',"'" n''o" '"''Pe' ''e
:" "'' "''' -n''''"' i"''''
Gov MoRRitLs orr'cEEs' Peop'e VINO nave
"o'hl"g else 10 say IN excuse OF 'he h'ghnaaueu
P,"esu'"ss o' ooV' "e"s' '"iN 'o"'' '" u0'
!H'r'" ou'eer' p'esu'Nlne 70 10 ~ ""' s'""e
Tue eec'o" oi ias' ia"' i"'', 10 DC sn''' "o'n'
"e "'ne p"'"'' p"' 'aSe, on a'' ""o' " ~nn'
or"'y 10 give the Jaef' 'ha' oI W"eH s"eNh'
'oo'"g over, Hr' o"'s were aPP''",e' oy "o',
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"a -, 10y '"o "''e VI w api'''''"e""
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i"e communication pfih',' when banks
"s '''''''' "''a W '"e" "'"uS =" "oY n'"o' ~
, "'''"''" "A" "''"s use" '"o'en' os'""e
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wv tue hesh"' 'n'"s 'Ne 'ea' Is "!'ne 70
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Al u Court &c Probate held al Saco, within
and for the County of York, on the fourth day
Of February, in the year u our L'ri eighteen
hundred and iny-six. by the Honorable Joseph
T Nye, judge oi said Court:
THOMAS CUTS, nain.d executor In Ger.
i tain instrument, purporlny 10 he the last wii
and testament OF Diianier Bond, late OF Bidde.
ford. In said county. ,ingiewoiuan, dccensed, hav
Ing pr-~uicd The san.e iUr pr'bair:
ORbEnEp, That the said Executor give no,icr
10 sll persons interested, by cau.ing copyot thi>
order 10 be published three week. successively, 10
the Unioo & Eastern journal, printed Of B,dde.
ford, laai thy may apprsr nj q Probate Court
10 be held al B5dcfrd, 10 said county, on the irs
Monday Of Mach next. at ten OF the clock 10
the frnoon, and .bew cause, u any they have
whyile ss,d in .iruneni should not he proSed, sp-
proved, and allowed a. the lac, will and testament
OF the said Jec~ssed.
Aiies'. yo.uuA HERRicx. REGISTER.
A true copy. attest, JOSHUA Hxssicx. Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate held at Ssco, within and
fnr the County IL York. on the frat Monday Ia
February. in ihe year -four Lort, eighteen hun
dred and fily.six, by the Honorable Joseph T.
Me, Judge Of said Court:
I'M the petition of Annah Hancock, Adminisira.
" trx OF the estate Of Isaac Hancock, late of
Buxton. In sald county, deceased, represen,ine
that the personal estate vi said drcessed 10 not
sufficient pay the jus, debts which he owed 81
the time 81 his death by the sun o( sig hundred
dollars, aud praying iur license to- cell AM co.,
wy 90 much of the real estate Of said deceased NJ
may hc necessary Tor the payment Of laid debts
and Incidental charges. al~D, her petition iof %
allowance out u the personal cstnie of said de-
ccrsed.
ORDERED, Ths,il,c petitioner give notice there
OF to the heirs VI said deceased snd io all persons
interested in said estate, by causing copy o thss
order 10 be published three weeks succer.ivr'y IN
The Union and Eastern Journal, printed al B'dde'
f,ci IN said county, that they may appear ats
pcobaie Coan TO De held al Blddeiord, 10 said
County. on the fini Monday Of Marvh next, a
ten of In. clock IN the iprcnoon. and shew cause,
II any they have, why the pnyer of said petition
should not DO granted.
@ Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK. kegisler.
A true copy-Aiies,. Joshua hxRsick, Register.
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Marria9rs.

-
In Ssco, Feb. lst, by Ed. J Fenald. Mr.. 10.
(rnzo ID. Sklllln Of H., TO Miss Mehitable J..
SSuIlbnsS-al Peterborough
= Ia Hollis, by lid Samuel Fabysn. Mr.. Jon.
aihan FIrlds TO Miss Lizzie 81. Hancock, both Of
IL Saco. Oct 9th, IN Rev c. II Smith. Mr..
Orson ID Adams and Miss Clara A. Baker,
both 81 III '.iord
Ia Sacu, Ian 23d, by Rev. Francis b Wheeler,
jain Skoheld- To Of Norwich, Conn. TO Mr..
Almirs Wingair, Of Saco.
On the 7lh inst, b. the same, Stephen Sawyer,
Esc, TO Miss E.nily Cole bo,h II Ssco.
= IN HOME Jan. ls,, by Rev. L. n. William, Ne.
Elijah d CLessey Of buxton, TO Miss Lucinda +.
Gerry u WATERFORD
I'm No~sh Berwick. 9th inst, by Rev John Stew.
kns, Mr. David Boyd, 10 Miss Olive Gray both Of
South Berwick
psw-6rS'cS. nth inst, Mr.. Collins NJ Tapley
pf ga, o, To Miss Melissa &. Mccain Of Buxton
Ai.ss>cTi, Feb. 7'h. by Rev. d. Foster. Mr.
Freeman A, Rounds, aud Miss Harriet J. Mitch
III both OF Saco.
tbs CITY, q, uli., by Rev. J. Hubbard Jr.
Sheldon II. Tibbcts, 10 Sarah r. Nu,ier, both OF
3iidelord.
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Dratbs.

n. - = = 49,. ~ - = = -. 80
Y ln s00os, 18th inst. lila, daughter OF ORA
.pd SophIa poblr. us-d year. and moaihs
IN fT:rdon, Mr.. Ei.~zer H. Barleish, FORM
ery " Q.jppcc. ugel - years and S months.
lin Portsmouth. Miss tunlce Gunnison, aged
Is, formerly at k.'iey Mrs. Susan r., wife Of
Nc Alonzo Z Brown, aged -
In P,'rtNn'uih, sih inst, Mrs. Alice Huniress,
alrd On year,
!urn fsIs, Dec. Isl, while on viGl Of the
residence Of hi. father in law. Daniel O. Hlollin..
E.q. Mr John I. Pope, nged "a year,. Ga the
oh al Jan while on visit nj the sam. house,
Mr. John R,lliu-, oi Lebanon, Me- aged IS yn-
father OF ID q Rollin-, Eco. And on the 2ist
of Jan. Msraarrt Rollins, aged IL yn. 0 mos
daughter Of D. q. Rollins, ESQ.
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We copy from the Mclrose Advertiser, q
paper recently established in Melrose Mas,
and in passing we viii say the paper pre-
sen,s very neat typographical appearance,
the following notice Of Berwick Academy.
It was probably furnished for Publication
in thSt paper by some person who was once
n resident of South Berwick, and who re-
tains u friendly interest in the welfare Of
tina Academy
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60 TAPE WORMS.
Sherif's Sale.

York %. January 2sth, 1850. Taken on an exocu-
ton wherein Horace Ford 81 ddeforj In the county
% York. Il criltor, and another execution wherein
Samuel W. Luques Is creditor and will he sold at pub
lie ,endue, Saturday, the fifteenth day Of March,
L. D. 1856, at two oclok r. NJ, the premises here.
mater described all the right Ia equity which Josiah
Libby, Of said DdefJr had at the times Of the attach
ments the original writs, has, OF releemng
the real estate situated In said Bddefor, and bounied
follows tie South East by land now or brneriy
of John Gray. and In possession ~ Philemon anes
on the south West by land Of William Staples per-
sons tftsnwng m the North West BY land Of Jossph
nun bd the North East By land u John NJ Cool
win and Edward II. C. Hooper. Said land having been
set o execution 10 Dorothy smith, administrator Of
James Smith, Jr, and said Lbbys right Of rcieeming
the same having been attached process on the
original wri o ON which these executions above named
Issued All further particulars will be made known at
the time and place Of sale.
CnAs. Q. GOODWIN, Deputy Sheriff.
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BRYANT SALVE.

THIS saive, 30 long and 30 favoraby known 10 this
vicinity, Is now being manufactured by me from the
original receipt, which purchased by my grandath
e. of celebrated Indian d.cor prior 70 the year A. d.
1900 since which tine Il has stood unnvlied for the
ours uf FEVER sores scrofua a1d mercury and all
CID sores tina, could b. cur by thing else also,
burns scad cuts, bruises, and In fact, all open
whatever this sa,e can be had at the drug stores Of
DR.. }. Sawyer and DR.. PiSrson, Dilieford.
Try n-and 1hsfh.r you find II good or bad, tel
the rtsrH 10 hs uorh.
MARK BRYANT, FRANKLIN st., Biddefori, Me.
BiddefOrd, Feb. 9th, 1880. 3Si'
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CoLE's PERPETUAL ALMANAC. We are
indebted to the inventor Mr.. II. G. Cole, for
one Of thcse beautiful articles for ascertain
ins the daily progress of Old Father Time.
For u counting room it is the neatest and
most convenient thing Of the kind, we ever
saw. 1t requires winding up only once a
month. We suppose it can be purchased al
any OF the book stores.
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y The exhibition Of the Tableatlr, re
pcated at Central Hall, on Monday evening,
was quite successful in point of attendance,
and wholly 40 in the character Of the repre-
sentations. The ladies under whose aus
piccs they were managed, are entitled to
much credit for the taste and skill displayed
by them in arranging the pieces. We do
not Gee how they could have been made bet
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CIGARs! TosAcCo,! j. b. Weeks Cigar
and Tobacco Emporium, Adams It Berry
Block, Liberty Street, is the place to obtain
Cigars of the best quality, and at prices be-
You'd the reach Of competition. Those who
indulge in the use of the " weed will find
a good assortment to select from at this es-
adjustment. Success to the scntlemanly
proprietor W.
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Tux BELL COMPANY. Don't fail to pat
ronize the Alexander family when they ex-
hibit ON Thursday of next week. Their
performances are spoken of in most laudato-
ry terms by all who have heard them
4" Sec their advertisement"
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IN rrsiay, Feb. ]. caif.skta yoehes 1919
fvith The name of the subscriber written % mt"
,ss cpn,suinr msn-y and rscslpted bills Any pr
n leaving the same 81 the Pss once, os oovens "a
b,s, shall be suitably sSarded; oovvr
CuAkLS ~ eo"s"'
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Feb. I.

At Market, bio Beef Cattle, 1000 Sheep, ard $50
Swine. 49,
Bssv CArrLs-we quote extra IS % as ss, nrsi
quality, 81 ga soi second quality, 81 70 al IS
third quality, SO 70.
Cows ASp CALvEs.-saies from SO TO Is,
sHEEp sales from IS 90 to 90.
sWSE-At retail irvni TO ec.
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= Our town readers should not fail to
read Mr.. o. d. Adams yindicatiou in this
paper. Mr.. A. has undoubtedly bSen very
uniustly slandered.
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ANs W In a ,

To Ah,hma,ical Qae.,ion-s323 lila An.
. rerrd by }. A.. L; U c.; Roland; o. A. D., Ii.
II. b.; VIZ. p; IA.P.
To Enigma No. s.-CHARLxNAGSE, CONTAIN.
Tisx, ALExAspga, BosAPARrE. Answered BY
l. Lane, Pior; II. NJ. Foss Z. w. D.; U. q;
Ajax Minnie; o. A ID.
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y Rev. STARR King Lectures here on
Wednesday evening, at Central Hall. Sub
icct-Socrates. This is one of his best lee
lures.
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BOSTON MARKET, Feb. II.
FLorR-wesern common bands, 3. 81 10 8 90 !
fancy, IS SO extra, 80 Is to 10 OIL Gsnesee Extra,
SO Is TO II 80.
Is a tTe. Rye, In lots. 81 IS.
HAr.-Es,iern IL selling at So per ton, tash.
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From letter from DAVID MoRGAS, Of ns Boy STATE
Miiis, Laurence.
I had but very little faith In the Spanish Lustral
knowing that tIerr IL much imposition In the shape
OF Htir Restoratlves ~ hut concluded to try IT,
The nrst tile caused furry app my head,
foI wed by young har, and beinre had hnisoed the
.econI bottle had most plentiful crp, which entire
~ realized the derfu virtues OF the spanish Lusra
Ny residence Is at No. IS hay State Corporation, Law
renee, where can be seen at any time.
Pace, rs cents pr box. and s,id 10y the Agent
J. DinslnOre & son. General Agents, Skowhegan
Maine
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Al Court Of Probate held at Saco, within
and Zoe .he County of York, on the fourth
day Of February, In the year 81 our Lord
eighteen hundred aud Gfly.six, by the Honors-
bic L,>eph r. Nyc. Judge VI laid Court:
CHARLES POOLE, Executor of the will OF
" Jane, Pol., l.,c Of I'ddeiord, In said coun
", deceasrd having presented his ir.t account oil
administration Of the estate Of said deceased, for
allowance:
0RprREp, That the said Executor give no.
lice 90 NIL persons Interested, BY causing copy Of
this osder 10 I've publi.hrd three weeks succes.
siytly IN the Union g. Eastern Journal, printed at
BriJelord in said county, that they may appear
at Probate Cour - b. held al Bddeford, IN said
county. on the fnt Monday of March next, nj
ten at The cl,ck ia the iorenoon, and shrv cause.
ifsuy they have, why the same should not be VI
lowed.
z Attest, JOSHUA HESRicx, Register.
Atrue copy, sitesi, JOSHUA HEsRIcx. Register.
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Len. Str prr.,. Ksr:l, / Illtsu.

scms OH most scientific surgeons nes ny ~
lv an ths uss ofths wondssfal Ontsssnt. whsa Nv
ins to cope uiih the wad cases Of sofss, sesses,
uIesn. siandslar swslllnss, aAd tunots. rIstess9
RoIinwsy hiss, By command Of u, Atied 0sssfs-
sh,: nts n This OIutmsut 10 10 used usdsr The d.
.!Ioa OF the Medical staH, In the worst eas.: %
fes. Il win cure any uiess. sisnds'sr swHnee,
s wcands. -->stiea ofths Joints even ofp yssiS
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A. a Court OF Probate held at Ssco. wit,
and for the County Of York, on the fourth
day u 7 .hrusry,in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and iiIiy-six, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye. Judge OF SID Court:
JAMES SHAPLElGH, Executor Of the will
u vi Mary Frs,, late at Elliot, in said county,
deceased, having presented his first account oil
administration Of the estate Of laid deceased, for
allowance:
ORpgREp, That the said administrator give no
ice To all persons Interested, by causing copy ol
this order 10 be published three weeks successive
w. IN the Union md Eastern Journal, printed a,
B,dJelorl in said county, that they ms, appear
nj Probate Court Ia be held Ut B'dteford, ~ said
county. on the fr-, Monday of March next, al
ten Of the clock in the forenocIi, and shew cause,
if any they have, why the same should not he al.
lowed
Z Attest, JosHuA HErRick, Register
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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Youug America Among the Bells.
At Central Hall. Biddeford, Thursday,
Feb. q, at Calsf Hall, Saco,
Friday, Feb. 20.
THE ALEXANDER FAMILY

Young American Bell Ringers and voealists,
(seyep In number) would most respectfully announce
TO the citizens Of Bddefor, Saeo and vicinity of
their novel aud popular entertainments, at Central
Hall. Thursday Evening. Feb. 2ist, which occa
sion they will appear Swiss Bell Ringers and Amer.
can yocasts, performing the uost dificult music on
the BELLS with variations not attempted by any other
company.
Tickets OF Admissisn, only 10 Cents.
d oors open at !, commence at o'clock. For full
part kulsrs circulars and programmes.
At Calef Hall, saco, on Friday Evening, Feb. 22d,
they will give another entertainment, with change OF
progr Price OF admission and time Of commence.
ment same ~ Mt Central Hall.
Blidefori, Feb. IL, 1850.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

nv the aid ola nisreseops We see mlllless eiMtS
eossiuss on the surface of our botes. Isses
ssr,Isd 10 suy ofssa o. Inward pau. Dlssasss9 ~
KIdseys. dlsosdsrs ef The Liver, a6settoas o. ne
he. n. imam nation ofths Lsnss, Asthnss. Ccogns
s.rs uows thai sal pAssss freely thsosfh bsee
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-02-15

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