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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,



THE following described Real Estate, compris.
i ing House Lots, and other property, lgibly
situated In the villages Of Saco and Biddeiord,
will be sold by the proprieiors, at prices and on
terms favorable to purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Railroad
Depots OF Biddeiord aud Saco-a portion Of them
above the Railroad, and portion below, in n
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
line view OF both villages They are advantage.
ously situated for the residence Of persons having
business in either Saco or Biddcloid, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperell
Square, Saco, and five minutes walk Of the Ma
chine Shop aud Cotton Mill Of the Laconia. Pep.
perell aud Water Power Corporations OF Bidde.
feet wide, resting on granite piers, and with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeiord, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of SmiiL's Cor
ner From tins bridge a street is graded 10 The
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which viii be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin oil The
Saco River, and TO Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bidde-
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk OF the workshops and
mills ON said island.
They will cell also in lots of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
tina, which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of A acres, and Is situated on the West
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs In the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of The Saco Depot.
Warraniee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Ssco; ID. L.
Somes, Biddeford; Josephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William =. New
ell, Manchester, n. II. -.
For further particulars, as TO prices and eondli'
IONS. inau,re of d. L. SOMES, of Biddeford,
agent for the propiietors. OIL
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To the Honorable Jnsiice Of the Supreme Jude
sal Court, nert to Be holden at Alfred. so Tie
County of York. on the Diird Ihssddy Of Sep.
tsmbrr, A. ID 1855.
Aon Mara Blake, Of Bddeford, in said county
OF York, respectfully shows that she was married
TO Alvin Ii Blake, on the 10Th day Of September,
A. ID. 1910, ut Standsh, 10 the county Of Cum.
berland, and State Of Maine, by William Paine,
Esq a person duly authorized to soen,nize mar.
rages, at said Standish, aud that she and said Al
win, at said Biddeford, and other places In the
State OF Maine, from said time Of marriage until
the 25th day Of June 1855, lived together as hus-
band aud wife: that she has ever been faithful TO
her marriage obligations, but that the said Alvin
has been wholly regardless Of his marriage obi.
cations, and on the said 18th day Of June, 1855,
committed the crime Of adultery with one Olive
A. Smith, Otherwise called Mary o. Clifford.
And the said Ann further alleges, that the said
Alvin, regardless Of his duties to her. the said
Anu. on the fsi day OF May, 1853, and on divers
other days aud times between that day and the
day of the making Of this libel, did COMM, The
crime Of adultery with various women whose
names are unknown TO the said Ann, and that
the said Ann did not know OF the commission of
the said crimes until the 25lh day Of June. 1855
And the said Ann further alleges, that The said
Ann and the ssid Alvin are the parents Of two
children, whose names are Caroline Blake and
Charles +. 5. Blake, both minors, who need the
care and oversight Of her, the said Ann, they be.
ing vet OF tender years, and she therefore pfays,
that during the tendency Of this lihe the custody
and care Of said children may be decreed TO her
And the said Ann further alleges, that the con.
duct Of said Alvin toward her, In the matters be.
fore specified. rs well as in many other par,iou.
lars, is such as 10 render u consistent with the
peace aud morality Of 40 ieiy. and conducive 10
domestic harmony. that divorce from th. bonds
OF marimony between her and The said Alsin. be
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UaHHa.
DO Thsy Hiss He at Homsi


Do ihsy miss m q hoae-do they miss ne ?
Twoald be 90 Assurance mot dear
To know tha. this moment some loved ones
Wer sayiug. wish he we've here
To feel that The grvap a tbe nreside
We're thiaking VI me - roami
Oycs twould be 10y beyond measure,
To know that they miss me 81 home.
wbsa twilight sppsosehes-ihs season
a That ever v sscrcd 90 soag-
- Docs sane one rpsat my name over, a.
y AID sixh that tsrry ~ longf Jas ~.
And 10 tb.r 70 no chord in the music,
That's missed when my voice h away
And chord in each heart that awaketh
Regret ~ my wearisome stayy
Do they Get me chair Of the table,
When evenings hone-Pleasure are nigh;
wh~n the candies are hi In the psnor,
And stars In the calm azure skyf
Add when the ''good nighis" are repesied,
And al lay them down 10 their sleep,
Do they think OF 'tAs absent" and wish me
:. A whispered ''Eood night" while hey weep
Do ihsy miss me si home-do they miss me,
= A moruins, 81 noon, and al night
And fingers one gloomy shade round them,
That oaly my presence can tght'
Are Joys less invilingiy welcome.
. : !, Asd pleasures less hale than before,
Because vne 10 missed iron the circle.
Because an with them no more'
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Answer.

Do We miss thee al home,-yes! We mis- thee,
Since the hour when we babe thee adleu
And prayers have encirled thy pathway.
From anxious hearts loving and true,
That the Saviour would guide and protect thee,
Az Gar from the loved ones you roam,
And whisper wheue'er thou ar saddened,
They miss ihee-ihey miss thee at home.
The shadows Of evening are falling
q, where Is the sanderer now
The breeze that hoats light around us
Perchance may sooa VISIT his brow
o, bear on thy bosom Q message,
swe are wa,ching-0, why with thou roam'
The heart has grown cold aod detected,
For we miss ihee-we miss thee al home"
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STATE OF MAINE,

YORK, s.. Al the Supreme Judicial Court.
begun and held at Alfred, within and for the
county of York, on the frst Tuesday Of January.
A. ID. 1856.
In the above action. II appearing that the de.
,'Isndant is out Of the State aud has never been
no titled and has no tenant, agent, or attorney IN
this State upon whom 10 serve notice. the Court
order that The plaintiff cause the eiendani 10 be
notifies, Of the pehdency Of this suit, by publishing
an attest ed copy OF the writ and this order OF
court then.on, three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal newspaper printed
In Biddeiord, in said county OF York, the last pub
LEGATION thereof TO he thirty DAYS al least before
the next term Of 'ad court, 10 be held at Alfred,
within and for said county OF York, on the INST
Tuesday OF April, A ID. 1856, that he may then
and there in said court appear and shew cause, IL
any he have, why judgment in said action should
moi be rendered against him, and execution issue
accordingly.
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True copy of the writ and order Of court thereon,
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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state of Maine.

YORK. $50 the sherfrs Of our Counties Of
York, Cumbe rland, Lincoln, Oxford. Kennebec,
Somerset. Pc uobscoi, Hancock, Washington,
Waldo, franklin, Pisca,squis and Arooslook,
or either OF their Deputies: GREETING:
49,, WE command you TO at ach the goods
LIS. or estate Of SIMON l.. LORD, Of Biddeford,
49, in said county OF York, TO the value Of
Fifty dollars, and summon the said Defendant (f
he may be found in your precinci,l 10 appear be.
fore our Justices OF our Supreme Judicial Court,
next TO be holden at Alfred, wiihin and for our
said County Of York, on the third Tuesday OF
September, A. ID. lS55, then and there in our SAID
Court to answer unto John o. Longley, OF Boston,
in the County Of SufE TX and Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts. In a plea of the case, for that
said Defendant at Biddeiord aforesaid, on the day
Of the purchase of this writ, being indebted TO the
Plaintiff in the sum Of twenty SIX dollars, accord
ing to the account bereunto annexed, In consid
Grafton thereof, the said Defendant then and there
promised the Plainliirio pay him said sum on de.
mand. Also, for that said Defendant, at Blade.
ford aforesaid, on the day of the purchase Of the
writ, being indebted TO the plaintiff IN the sum ri
tiny dollars tor so much money before that iirye
had and received by the defendant, TO the plain.
iill's use IN consideration thereof said deie ndsni
then and there promised the plaintiff TO pay him
said sum on demand
Yet The said defendant, though requested, has
no, raid the same, bu, neglects 80 TO do-io the
damage Of the said plaintiff las he says,) the sum
Of ily dollars, whi"h shall then and there be
made 10 appear, with other due damages. And
have you there this writ with your doings therein.
Witness. Ether Shepley, Esquire, at Alfred, the
sixteenth day Of May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fly five.
JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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Messrs. Adams & Horton.
Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. HOdsdOn's Book Store,

- A-S"S NH-AINl1SS
HALLET 4 DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension Bridge and Copper Bearings for sale BY The
above sample Of which may be seen at their Musical
Ware Rooms.
All DESTROYS Of purchasing SUPERIOR TONED lssrRr-
nsSr are respectfully invited 10 call and examine for
themselves.
second hand Pianos or Meloieons taken In exchange
for ones.
All Pianos and Melodeons sold by them are warranted
10 give perfect satisfaction and he kept In tune for one
year. fee Of expense TO the purchaser All tuning AT
tended TO with promptness.
ssco, January Il, 1856. no.
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moulded our tempers to each other; when
knowledge of her worth had refined my
youthful love into friendship, and before
ago had deprived ii Of much Of its original
ardor. lost her alas! the choice Of my
youth. the partner Of my misfortunes, at q
moment when I had tho prospect Of her
sharing my better days"
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STATE OF MAINE.

YoKk, 80. Al the Supreme Judicial Court, Be.
gun and held nj Alfred, within and for said cchn.
" Of YuIk, on the inst Tuesday Of January, in
the year II our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud ify-sx-upon the lore 1oing libel, ordered,
that the llbelant give notice to tie said Alvin D.
Blake, to appear before the justices OF our said
Suprem. Judicial Court, TO he held at Alfred,
within and for said county of York, on the frsi
Tuesday Of April next, BY Publishing an aiies,ed
copy Of said libel, and this orler thereon, three
weeks successfully In the Union and Eastern
Journal, n newspaper Published in Biddeford, in
sad county OF Yoss, the last OF said publication.
TO be thirty days, at least. before the sitting VI
said court, that he may then aud there In our said
court, shcw cause, if any he have, why the pray.
or Of said libel should not be granted.
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
true copy Of the libel and order OF court thereon.
3w4 Attest, JAMES .. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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A Question.

A. who kept boarding house, agreed TO board
D. his wife, son, and daughter, for dollars pei
week. 1t was calculated that TO board the man
was worth twice as much as his wife, four times
as much as his son, aud five times as much rs
his daughter. 1, so happened that the man and
his son were absent one week. VIVA, did A
charge him for the board Of his wife and daughter
during that week?
Answer next week.
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CDR RiAalrr.,
Enigma No. Z.

am composed Of 10 letters.
My %, 10, 20, II, IS, is pugilist.
My I, 2, IS, IA, 10 is a song.
My IL, 3, 81, 20, Is is game.
My Is, 20. u is a metal
My q, %, 81, % is psavay.
My 30, "a. is part Of the body.
My 20, 81, 30 is what every one does.
My IS, S. 0 is a small horse.
My %, ), II, 10, 8 is q carpenters tool.
My IS, Z, 25, % Is fOreboding.
My whole is four renowned Emperors.
Answer next week.
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Agency for Bu.intss with she
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Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the Office u Commits
sloner Of patents, H. II. EDDr, Esq, Of boston, did
business at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There few, II any persons acting IN that
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Late Commissioner Of Patents"
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es shall not always give daily record Of 10
voting and bloody butcherir. - Cayuya
ChJ. r.
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TT ACTS UPON THE SKIN.
health AND STRENGTH

You will go forth INTO the world, TO say with thou
sands OF Others, e. A. RIciIArDs' AnBorr Brr'
rEIs have done wonders for me. Living wiines-
ses are ready TO testify 10 the statement above
made. Thirty years and upwards old Doctor Ab.
boit introduced this medicine. II has been eight
years in The possession OF MI. Richards, nehhero'
whom have advertised il, leaving IL TO Its own
merits, 10 work its own way. Now, 10 view Of
its great curative properes-in view OF duty
which every one owes to the public, il Is being
put before the people as Il should have been long
ago, though the medium OF the Press. The La
bel is Copyrighted, aud each bottle. for the pro-
lection oi the consumers and proprietor, iears the
Portrait OF Doctor VIM. Abbott, together with the
signature OF
c. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
ly:J 50 ANN STREET, BOSTON.
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Rubbers! Rubbors!!

lust received good assortment OF Hsywoods
d Metallic Rubben, the bcst articles IN the mar
ket. Al ROss'S Liberty strsst. ~ /.
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Torpor of tho Liver G. Bowels.

Reader. You are sppesledto earnestly Doat
say iii only could believe this To be true! ]
have some oi the above complaints, and would
take the medicine at once II could Only pave
confidence" IT'S TRUE; san honest truth,
ii ever there was one spoken. Come then, u your
mind is irritable, di.contenied, and gloomy, " you
have severe Collie Pains ailer eating your food,
-ifyour body begins TO waste, or your strength
10 lsil you'll your rcounienance assumes bag
gard aud ssllow aspect ifyou have difficulty
in lying on your leh side,-ifyour skin Is dry and
shriveled, Iii YOU have an appetite weak aud
variable, aud perhaps enlirely des,Ioyed,-iiy your
whole system is languid, especially during the
process OF digestion, you have constank IN
easy feeling In the stomach, why, you have only
a iii ofINDlGESTl0S! and these great Biiiers
are made TO cure Indigestion. and they will do u,
too,-and all its aiieRdsni Ills and while at mr.,
il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these troublesome agents
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIM
Removing MORBID or INITIATED HuMoRs, besuti.
wing the face, kindling life aud energy In your
entire frame, then, Reader, will the world no
longer LOOK dark and gloomy; no longer viii your
dearrs, hopes be baol'hed aud thrust aside, but
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Yours very truly,
From Mr.. S. A. BraneroJf, Conductor Of Mssie and
Organist Of he Mount Vtrnon, (Rsp. Mr.. K6Es)
church, Boston.
Bosros, August 4, 1854.
Messrs. Mason 4 HANLIS = Gentlemen - have ex-
amiped with pleasure the Model Me,deons, manuiac.
tured by you and happy TO say that In my opinion,
they have not been equaled by any manufactured
w not speak Of their various points Of excellence de-
TAIL for your instruments need no
SPEAK for thsmssires.
Very truly yours, 5. "A. BANCROFT.
Much more testimony might lie produced Of IKE ma
turt showing the superior quality the Model Msio-
doom" but u Is thought that the above 10 sufficient
The above Instruments are now on hand and for sale by
Messrs. Adams & Horton.
Who having recently formed aconnactou In the MrsicAL
BUSINESS are now prepared to attend otis instruction
In all the departments usually taught. TIE poed De-
parftnt Singing Classes, private Instruction In the
Elementary Ruiss, and HoeaiIing will be under the
direction ofO. d. ADAMS brmeriyi and the IHsfrn.
mental will be conducted by L. Il. HORTON, who VIII
give instruction upon the Piano, GrIrAS, MELopros,
and skRAPHIS also, Thorough Base, to all who may
be DESTROYS Of his services.
The above Gentlemen have made arrangements ior
keeping PIANOS, MELODE0NS, GUITARS, no
LINS, RAMOS, and other Musical Instruments.
New or second hand for sale or 10 let, on the most
reasonable terms. Samples Of which may be seen a.
their
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From "A, present commi,.ion,r.

From the present commissfon,r.
"AuGusr II, ls55.-During tho time have held The
Office Of Commissioner Of Patents H. fddy, ESQ.,, Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
Of bushes, with the Once as Solicitor lie IL thor
oughy acquainted with the law, and the rules Of prac
tee Of the Once. regard him a. one Of the most csps.
bic and successful practitioners with whom have hsd
onieial intercourse CHAs. MASON,
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NOTICE.

Treasures once
City OF Biddeford, Jan. Is. )
IL persons having accounts against the City OF Bid.
II deord for the present municipal year are requested
10 present the for payment prior TO Feb. Is, 1885,
And all Tax payers, whose taxes are not paid, are
hereby notified to attend TO the payment OF the same
Immediately, without fail.
l.. LORING, Jr. Treas Of Biddeiord.
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m q ID r Il

kxsd With youF Model Mslodecns, having never seen
sny that would compare with them In quality and pur-
NV Of tone or quckness Of action They ARE really very
nice and most desirable rarior instrument.
(slgnei) ousrAVk sArrER.
From LorsT Mason, Doctor Of Music.
Amer having carefully examined the Melcdeons Of
Nessrs Mason a Hamln, am enabled TO say, that In
nv opLon they are dseidsdiy superior 70 any others
With which am acquainted. LOWELL MASON.
New York, July !, 1851.
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Central Hall.
Calef Hall.

Calef Hall.
TINE Comet Band having leased Calef Hall;
l. are prepared TO let the same for lectures,
concerts, balls AID assemblies.
Application can be made 10 Geo. d. Smith,
at the store OF Twambley x Smith, Main street,
Saco. A. j. WOODMAN, Clerk.
Saco, Nov. 1, 1885.
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For answers see inside.
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Hops springs Exulting from it, uss,
while Doubts fleeing away,
give place to Conviction
most Triumphant.

Be kind enough, Reader, to give your aiten.
ton one moment, and you win learn what
A n
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To tic Honorable Jnsiice Of the Supreme Jadie
sal Court, nert to Be holden at Alfred. in tie
County of York on the third Tssday Of Sep.
t,Dlb>r A. ID lSll
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TIE MORMON 1sx,oR.s,s,-we rescrr

TuE MORMON Ixx1GRANTs.-We referred
yesterday to the arrival at this port Of the
packet ship Enoch Train, with about FIVE hun
dred English Mormons, but since then certain
interesting particulars connected with them
have come to our knowledge. Of the whole
number, 1874 are from Scotland, while many
are from Germany and Wales. Some Of the
immigrants have large families Of children, and
a considerable portion are persons under
eighteen years Of age. There ore also quite a
number of aged persons, particularly females,
one Of whom is nearly an octogenarian, being
seventy-eight years Of age. Another is seventy
three, and quite or nearly a dozen are sixty
and upwards. There are not many females
between the ages Of seventeen and twenty-five.
During the voyage the most perfect propriety
Of conduct was observed by the passengers,
the females abiding in a separate part Of the
ship, with %sentries placed so as to prevent the
intrusion Of the males, and there was, SO fur as
is known, no case of ~polygamy among them.
They left for Salt Lake City, yesterday, and
about 700 more Mormons Of the same charac-
Ter are expected to arrive in Boston this spring
c" route for Utah. Boston Post, I'd inst.