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the country, or at least, make them indi-
rectly instrumental Of doing the work Of
that party. Others are sincere, honest men
They were attached to the old whig party
in lie day and they still cling to the name.
For The most part, they are no, politicians
they have not carefully observed and
studied the movements which have ineviia-
bly, resulted ia this change Of name and or
gsnisaiion. !, is no, strange. therefore,
that they should be guilty Of that folly which
cliugs TO party AFTER its day OF usefulness
has gone by. which ]. the Offspring OF a
conservation which contents i'self with
name. aud canno, rid iiseli with names and
eanno. rid itself Of habit. I, 10 the weak
ss, element, Of party feeling It springs
from love OF means rather than snds, and
adheres to the shells Of ideas AFTER the living
principles have departed.
Ba, we have siill some kindly regard for
such men-especially when compared with
,ha, other class Of which we have spoken-
for they seem to be aciuaied by sentiment
OF fidelity, which We cannot but admire,
however misdirecled !, may DO. We will
still have hope that these men will yet DO
found on the side Of the right.
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MOVEMENTS or TuE SLAVERY EXTENSION
rsrs.-Thc Washington correspondent. of the
Charleston Is. C.) Mercury communicates
the following, which shows how intent the
slavery cxtensionists are on gaining victory
in Kansas
" Immediately upon my arrival, | made
the acquaintance of Gen. Whitfield, and q
specimen, indeed, he is Of a Southern man.
Would that he were the type of the whole
South Ny conversations with him have
been of most interesting nature. Hesays
that there arc over two thousand slaves al
ready in Kansas, and that the Southern party
are now, and have always been, in the ma
iority; but that the Abolitionists are gain
ing fast upon them, and will soon overpOwer
them, unless the South acts promptly and
theoretically in the matter. | asked him
particularly in what form aid was needed,
and his reply was " Young and enterpri-
sing Southern men," Mi souri, said he,
has done nObly for Kansas. She has given
money by thousands, and her sons are ready
for the struggle. But she cannot hold out
against the entire North
When left Kansas, the hopes OF South
ern men in Kansas and Missouri were sink
ing: aud every letter | receive adds fresh
proof of this. They feel that they are bat
Ting not for themselves only, but for the
South; and that while the North marshals
its hosts to crush them, the South looks
coldly and indiaerntly ON. They SEQ that
the last issue is coming; that the North is
intent upon violence, and they will be forced
to yield up Kansas TO Abolition, IL deserted
by the South When / told HIM Of the
efforts made in Charleston and throughout
South Carolina in behalf Of Kansas, he ex-
pressed himself most warmly. Tell them,
he went on to say, to press on; for, il
Kansas becomes n free State, Abolition will
triumph in Missouri in three years. 1t will
sweep Arkansas, and what next it is not
hard to conceive. The South can save Kan
SIS by timely aid and activity she must
lose il IL her future course is rs the past.
See what the North is doing. Have you
read the news from Yale College, where the
very Professors have subscribed money TO
the cause of Abolitionism in Kansas? Yet
this is the college 10 which Southern youth
are sent to imbibe their principles and edu-
cation. Say for me, that Kansas is lost
without the aid Of the South i; and implore
the people Of South Carolina not to fail us
in such cause
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= The attention Of our readers is called
to the advertisement Of Messrs. CIEAvrs &
KnnsLL in to-days' paper. They have ro-
Gently made great additions to their former
large stock Of goods, and are now prepared
to supply their customers with anything in
their line Of business at greatly reduced
prices. The attention Of Farmers is particu-
larry called to their stock offarming utensils,
which is unusually large this season. The
FRY 4 IIIusey PlOw" which they have
for sale is said to surrass anything Of the
kind ever before introduced.
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Trsa As <xs.
BIppEYoRp, March -, 1856.

BIDDEroRD, March y, 1856.
TO the Editors Of The Age:
A few moments before leaving the Capitol
this morning for home, my attention was
called to communication in your Tri-wcek-
ly Of this date, under the signature Of "One
who Knows" the nature and object OF
which will be apparent from pcrusal Of
the following extract /:
"Thc Kennebec Journal OF Goth inst,
contains letter from Ex-Governor Crosby
TO Hon. Stephen Stark, OF Waterville, de-
ceased, dated Dec. Is, 1852. The letter is
rc-published in the N. Y. Tribune.
There is but ono man in the whole State
meaa enough thus to violate the sanctity Of
private and confidential correspondence,
and that ia certain gentleman in the west
ern part OF the Stats, who figured largely
as u. Straight wbig,' and participated in
the man9uyering 50 successfully rs TO figure
himself into snug Office, requiring his at
tendance at the Capitol during the session
Of 1858. lie has since found aid and COM
fort in the order and in its adjunct Re
publicanism.' lie happened to get posses
sion Of that letter. IL was found among the
papers Of Mr.. Stark, who died a few months
since. The individual who could 10 far for
get what is duo 10 the dead, as well as TO
the living, would steal sheep If he had the
opportunity"
As am the only person in the western
part Of the State, who held an Office, "snug"
or otherwise, except representative, one
"during the session Of 1885," II is fair to
presume that the writer desired to point to
me as the individual who procured tho in
scrtion Of the letter in question in the y. Y.
Tribune. With the writer's ethical notions
/ do not seek to interfere. Men take differ
ent views Of neral obligations, and wheth-
or they agree or not, is OF no consequence
now. wish, however, to state, that if
" the sanctity Of private and confidential
correspondence" was violated by the inser-
ton Of the letter, am not tho violator.-I
l did not have the letter published in the
Tribune, nor was it done by my procure
mcnt. You can be rs justly charged with
its appearance in the Tribune as myself
Having thus replied to the specific point in
the communication, am not called to say
more. Will you do me the justice ofinsert-
ing this in your next.
Yours truly, LOUIS o. CowAS.
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Caution to the Public.

beware Of IIumbugs aud ralse Certificates
in favor Of quacs noslrums, and remember that
HOBENSACH'S WORM SYRUP Is scsnowl.
edged by all to be the most safe aud eilecus rem.
edy now in use for the removal OF worms, aud as
,ha, is now proved, without shsdow Of doubt,
TO De the cause of all diseases, time should Ice
losi BY those suffering irUn weak appetite, gid
diness IN the head sickness and sOurness Of the
stomach, IN making use Of thi. grea, remedy, as
the following certificate from an emisen, physi.
clan will show: 80
Dr.. j. " Ho5easaek, Dear Sir: have been
for sometime using your Yemiiuge in my prac-
iice, and am happy 10 say, that In my hands II
has succeeded IN It's Intention, ~ AS fully TO usl.
~ my confidence in It's use | think II among the
best preparations in use. G. w. APPLETON,
NJ. ID,
G. w. ATWELL, behring's Block, Congress
St, Portland, general agent for Maine. Sold by
Geo. W. Pierson, Augustus Sawyer. and Doctor
Luke Hin. Biddeiord, and by dealers in medicine
throughout the country.
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Matriagss.

Y In 49,, 3oth ult., by Rev. l. LOriny, Mr.. samuel
In IIoit and Mrs. Ilarriet Golithwsit, anOk y10
In ksnnebunk port, March 81, by Rev. q. andrews,
Capt George A. Webb TO Miss Caroline A. ChAiooarns
both 20 X.
In Caps Efabeih Sih Inst, BY Rev. John Ree, Caps
Lin Robp.on 20 Miss Mary Q. York, both Of lortland
fdy1eo edi eth- BY Rev. :. God, Mr. Oxen r. hee.
,rt, Of BiiefOrd ami Miss ElrA v. bran Of East Nsd
son. -, ~,
Dy the same In ss,c, April s,h, Mr.. Daniel NJ. Bovs
AMI Miss Charity d. Gould, both % saeo
Alss by the same, In this city April 9Th, vi. Henry
O. Mischsi u Portland, sni Miss Loara Dame, Of this
city.
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CoSEcricrr ELECTION. Thea annual cleo
ton in the Nutmeg State took place on
Tuesday, for Governor, Legislature, &C.
There were thrce or four candidates for
Governor, and the result is no choice. For
Members of the Legislature, the Republic
cans and Americans +" fused " pretty geno-
nlly through the State, and the result is
probably, in both branches, an anti Admin
istration majority.
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The Great Engiish Remedy-SIr James
ClRrkc's Celebrated FEMALE pile.

The Great Euglish Remedy-SIr James
Clarkc's Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared NON prescription Of Sir James Clarke, N.
D., Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen This invai.
liable medicine Ia unfAng In the Of ell those pain.
tu and dangerous diseases incident to the female eOns
tuition.
II moierses all excess, removes all distractions, aud
bring. on the msnthy period with regularity. These
pills should be used two three weeks preVou. 10
nnement they iortity 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
nrt three months Of pregnancy, az they are sure to
bring miscarriage, but at any other time thsy are
SAT-.
In all cases OF nervous and spinal affections, pain In
the back and limbs, heayiness, fatigue slight
tOu paptatOn Of the heart lowness Of spirits, hys.sr
les. sck headache whites, and all the painful dlsesses
occasiOned by disorsred system, these pills viii effect
cure when all other means rave failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain hon, sAlomel, anmo-
NJ, OF any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price,
in the United States and Canada, one dollar.
Sole agents for this country, I. Q. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, n. Y. TUrTLE MOsks, Auburn, N. T.,
General Agents.
Nh. ti.Oo and 9 postage stamps, enclosed to any
authorized agent, will ensure bol,ls Of The pulls BY re
turn mall
FOr sale wholesale and RETAIL By d. L, Mitchell, saeo,
and druggists generally.
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II II is stated, as an item Of interest,
that Col. fremont dined at DR.. Bailey's on
Saturday last, with Giddings, Sumner,
Banks, Tappan, of New Hampshire, &C.
DR.. Bailey is the editor of the National Era,
the anti-slavery paper in Washington.
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J. u. Kniland. NJ. d, Professor Of Theory and
practice in he WrsieIn Reserve College of Med.
icine, Cleveland, Ohio, DR.. w. W. Johes, To-
i.do, Ohio, DR. J. \. llamili0u, Tecumsel, Mich.
rev JOAN Hubbard; Hon ID. T.. Sones; Cha..
Morgan, aud T.. T.. Mo.gun, Biddeforl. Resi-
dence at Cha-. Morgan's, Chestnut ~.
BiJJeIpfd. March 20, 1856. t13
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MCKINNEY e. co.
I'm The ,err best manner.
FoR sAL|.

HOUSE on iot situated Pike st., just below Gross
lh st., BlidstJrd. sali house contains rooms, all Nm
I,hel 9Th wood house attached. Also well within
en- ieet % the door, having In Il chain pump. sar-
ien with strawberries eurrants, Se rich and well adap-
|,cl 10 raise vegetables.
Also, sscres of land on Kennebunk roai, known a.
thc DAtehsLler Geld, on which cellar, nearly COM
lpetei 9Th the Dot furnish very pleasant
Ind desirable Lcaton. sai prsprsty viii he s.h. At
great BARGAIN. Enquire u the subscr'bsr on Pke st.
Biideiori, March 10, 1855. ns
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Tenement to Let.

THE house situated on Sullivan Street. oecupi.
i ell by l. NJ Bowdoin, and formerly owned
by J. II. Curtis, deceased. Said house has ten
good rooms. good cstem in the cellar. and 9th.
er couyeniences. There !. good garden attach.
ed. Alsp. par, OF hou.chold furniture in sail
house. For further particulars inquire Ut The
housc. GEOhtE CUhiio'
Biddcford, March Il, 1856. 3wil
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Dtatbs.

~~~-~~~~NS~O>~~~~>-O~so>
fInsASolse April >. Cyrus, son q Barriih weleh,
Iarri year, AMI month.
s6uuGl1S,uu> April 8, Frederick Long, aged il.
006n April q, Wal sr Augustus, son % LEONARD
C. AMI Mary w. Onward. arct years snj months.
GHRHD04l April 9, Abbie T., dsurhter OF Augastas
anil MAry. Mhitehoase, ascd years, m Nutha
En-, agsi ycArs, mouth.
sLSaufstnY, April Q, Elisabeth Frost, vie Of Capt
william Lord, JI- sgsd ~ ysAs.
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AnrbrOtyrc Rooms.
No. 6 Central Block, Biddeford.

THE Subscriber having purchased the right for
l. Cuttings patent Ambro,ypes in B,ddeiord,
has lifted up his Rooms in such manner ihsi.l,
/. fully prepared tn take these beautiful aud en-
during pictures on GLASS, IN the most p~rieri
manner. DsgueueoiyIs.. alec executed In the
iEns, perfec, manner aud sold very cnEsP The
at the Biddeiord Ainbrv,,pc Gallery.
L. II. MCKINNEY.
Bidieford, March. 1876. MA
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In WHAT ESTIMATION IT Is Held BY rHrsic-
IANs Foa DIsEAsrs oF rue LusGs. John A.
Berry, NJ d., Ssco, Me, says Durnga prac.
lice OF 20 Yeas, have seen used all the popular
remedies for Coughs, am well satisfied that your
Vegetable Pulmonary Bal,am Is best, aud hope
il will be better known aud more generally used
Reed, Cutler & Co, Druggists, Boston, proprie.
tors, BE careful to get hs genuine as iAus are
many iHiiiatiONs Price 80 cents aud 81
Sold in Biddeford by J. Sawyer. 4wll
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Buy mo, and I'll do you Good |!
Only % cts. for pint, and 81 i? cts. fora quart
bottle.
DR.. Lansloy's Root and Herb Bi;.crs,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine,


Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Thor
oughwon, Pdckly Ash, Mandrake, Dand ,lion,
aud Rhuharb Root and Herb JdHniies Biiies
This medicine mas teen constantly increasing IN
public estimation for live year., and snow nc.
knowlejged 10 be cheapest AID The best medicine
ia the world.
The effect of this medicine j. mos, wonderful
II acts directly upon the Bowels and Blood, by
removing all distractions from the internal organs,
stimulating them {, healthy action, renovsilng
the fountains of life and vlgOr, purifying the
Is ood, cleansing IL from oil hnmors, and cau-ing
|, to courc anew through oil paris oitbe body
They cure and eradicate fron tie system, LAYER
Complant-ilat main wheel OF so lnany dlseas.
e., JdundIcc in It's worst forms, oil Bilious Dis
eases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Cosiiveness,
IlumOrs of The Blood and SKIN, Indigestion,
Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn, Weak.
ness, Pdin la the Side and Bowels, Fi.iueney.
Loss of Appetite, and all kindred complaints,
caused by di.onlered stomach, or had blood, 10
which all urc more or less sulIc'. In Sphny and
Summer Coughs and Colds are also 10y It's use
broken up and cun'd az once.
u- Office, % Union Street. Sid by all nell
cine dealers everywhere, al only - cents iOf
pint, aud 81 | 2 cents lor u quar- bO,,r. IL
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House and Lot for Sale.

0NE half of the double tenement House, stu.
" uated on CulI., near Main Street, and occu.
pied by the subscriber Said house has nine
rooms, good well Of wafer on the premises,
with a wood shed ani other out buildings Said
house wal bc sold on reasonable terms ~ private
SALE any time before April 10. lf not ihen sold,
Il will be sold II public auction. For further par.
iicular. enquire II the SUBSCRIBER on the prsuils.
60, or G. n. Millikcn. IRA TAYLOR.
lIiileford. March n, lSJ5. 4wII
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are under discussion in the Senate. Judge
Collamer, of Vermont, has made a strong
speech ON the Free State side Of the Kansas
question.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
u.L. r-ri.vr.nt

EtshsssAo sAN AASsSas~s~ --F--s
THE subscriber IL desrous q having agent In each
10 slo oay viii be requirei and anything IKE an en-
Gent enerrstc make from three 10 nve dollars
PER day some u the Agents realizing twice mat
sum. kvvry Information vii be given By addressing
wM. A. KINsLEn,
boz l21 Philadelphia, p, Post 0fie,'
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Farm, for sale.

THE farm upon which the subscribers now live,
J. siiua,ed in the western part of Lyman. Said
farm consist, OF about 60 acres of good land, part
now under cultivation, and pari good wood land
The buildings On the iann aic ia good repair ana
every way suitable for firm ~ lt.sizc. Whhbe
sold on Tea snaable terms, aud y, = hsfraln,
SETH & BRADFORD COUSINS.
LYMAN, March -, ieJ6. 0wl3
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CoScKSs. The proceedings of the Ma,
tioual Legislature, for some time past, have,
BEEN devoid Of interest. Kansas matters
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LAST CALL
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
TsEAsuRrs's 0FTicr,
City of Rlddefurd. Anil 4. ia

City OF Biddeford, April Z, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom II may
IN concern, that, agreeable TO the provisions Of
the Statute, the property OF all noa-rcsident', on
which u Tax has been levied, the same being un.
paid, will be advertised forthwith In the newspa.
per published by the printer TO the Stale.
Aud the property If resident proPr'e'ors, on
which tax rensins unpaid, will b. taken aud
sold TO pay the sane, unless paid sr'!horf delay
10 the Treasurer.
L. LoRlNG, JK, Treas Of Bddeford.
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A " s W 4 4 8 :.

To Enirms:of last week. ZIOs's MEaIlp AND WIS.,
tkrAs JOCksAI, MASSACHUSETTS PloreHHAs, YASKEs
PKIyArssa, AnEsIcAs ODD HsLLow. Answered By
Hector, klAI and Eva.
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Dn. ~. Y. ATEN
-REFEREs cE:-

Has opened IN Office ia Genital Book No: =,
and would respectfully solicit The patronage OF The
people of BddciOri Saco aud yiviniiy.
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Gutia Percha Pens,

THE undersigned IL the only authorized agent 6r the
sale Of Cookies Guita Percha Pens, In this city. II
10 new article and 10 warranted 10 be pen superior
To any In use Give them trial. They are no hum
bug They may be obtained at Freeman g. D'arings,
Confectloner, Liberty St, plddeford, Me. 1Nl9'
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Mrs. N. Scammam.
DRESS MAKER,
Cross st. Saco, Mo.
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE.

DE known that on The eighteenth day Of April, A.
ID d. 1858, Jeremiah Goodriehlste Of Biddeford, In
the county Of York. deceased gave 10 the undersigned
Luther Dryant Of said Bddeford deed OF mortgage OF
that date ola certain lot Of land with the buildings there
on situated the north west side 81 Alfred street In
Woodbury. o. dooch on the north west by land Of saco
Water Power Company on the north cast by lani Of
the said bryant and south east by said Alfred street,
being the same premises described In sail mortfage
deed vh:h Is recorded York County registry of Deeds,
Book $40, and pages Us $50, AMI which mortgage was
given as security for the Of certain pronssory
note specified In said deed, that the condition of said
mortgage has been broken by Of which foreclo-
ure II the premises IL claimed. LUTHER BRYANT.
Diddeford, April q 1855. tbs
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BOSTON MARKET. April J.

rIorR.-wesiern common bands, 81 80 to 81
80 so 10 10 90.
aEAIx.-southern yellow Corn 10 selling NJ 20 eta,
MIXED al "a cts. Oats 40 ale. Rye, In lots, W eu
HAr.-Esstsrn 10 selling At s2l per ton. cash.
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5prrial Gutirss.
Delight's Spanish Lustral. A hns article
10 make the Hair grow on bald heais.
From LEosARp SruppARp, Ciiy .uarsAsl Of
Laurence,

BosroS, No 2 Oliver ST., Nov -, Is4S.
Dear Slr:-Ou the 18th Of this month was Ia.
ken dangerously III, with severe pains throughout
my whole body, with much lever, and grsat dis.
ircss in my head. BY advice, concluded to give
your pills a trial. l took three, which Afforded
me almost ins,an, relief, and for one can truly
say. that. without any exception, they are the
best medicine have ever used also recon.
mcnded them To sick fricnd, who informs he has
received great benefit from their use, and eI,ol.
them above all others.
| remain, sir, your obedient servant,
eop4w j. Ii TRENHOLM.
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DIR. BAILEY.S
Alternative SYRUP.

IT vas nt prepared 9TH reference 70 one had case q
i scrofaIs, and INFECTED THE CURE. II vas q.
ervaris Cor several years, used In numerous eases vh
similar success.
II has nov bscome an secuAi remedy In this disease.
Il has besn used successfully by Of PERSONS uhs
sere Afi,ctsd with the following % Sersf
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House Lois for sale.

THOMAS N. PERSON has for srle House Lots In
i Bhidefora, on the following streets.
Pike street, Pool ST., lin St, Oak st, Acorn st., Pine
ST., Hamlet st. hack st. Porter st., foss st. Line ST.,
Mt Vernon st., Prospect st., Cottage ST., Guinea st.,
Birch st., Persons Lane, bradbury ST. and also several
Of land Prospect st., all Of which will sell
cheap for cash approved credit Please to call on me
before purchasing One small house corner Of Cottage
and Il IT,. with good Garden spot. Price et0l One
Double Tensment House, corner u Poss aud pter st.,
Price 500. uls
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NEW VOLUME
PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT F!
Sow Is The time 10 Substrlbt.

THAT popular literary paper, the Portland
i Transcript S Eclectic, has just commenced u
new volume, and catered upon the twentieth year
of its existence. The Transcript, has reached y
circulation larger ihan was ever before attained
by any paper Ia Maine, and its prupreiors will
spare no pains TO make IL acceptable Ia even ~
larger number. In The new volume all the princi.
pal features Of the paper, which have made II u
iavoriie with many, will be maintained, and ,uch
new ones added az increased experience and IA.
ciiies may suggest. We shall coniinue TO pre-
sent our readers with choice tales and interesting
sketches, Instructive essays, much curious aud
useful Information, the spice OF vii and humor,
and carefully prepared digest Of the news OF
tine day-particular attention being paid To Maine
matters.
Those who are interested In Puzzles and Prob.
lens Ill also find In its columns, Enlgmas, Illus
traied Refuses, &c.
We invite all who want an independent family
paper devoted 10 the interests Of the people al
Maine, TO send Us their names. For those who wish
To preserve the paper Tor binding, the commence.
ment OF volume Is the best time to subscribe.
TERMS-sl 50 a year In advance. Four cop.
les for 500. Tie Transcrp, and either Of the
three dollar Magazines (GOdey's, Gnahsm's Har.
per's or Pu,nsln'.) for $3.50. The Transerp,
and the N Y Weekly Tribune, for 50 81.
Address, Gould, Eiwsii, Piskard 4 Co.
Portland, March27, 1856. 3wl4