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Hon. 3. N. Thur,.on. Of Kansas.


And other Speakers, will address the people
Of York County, in the following places, on
political topics, as follows;
Kennebankport, Monday evening. Aug. %.
n. Berwick, Tuesday, at2P.S., Aug. 96.
Berwick, Tuesday, at P. NJ, Aug. &c.
Lebanon Centre, "Wednesday, 2 I'm, Aug q
sprin.yale, Wednesday, ! p. NJ, Aug. %.
WATERFORD Centre, Thursday,2 P. NJ, Aug %
South Parsons6eld, JPN, Aug. %.
Cornish Village, Friday, n. NJ. Aug. %.
LimhgtOn, Friday, p. NJ, Aug. 20.
Alfred, Saturday, PIP. NJ, Aug. 80.
The Republicans in the above mentioned
places, are requested to provide places for
the speaking, and to give notice thereof.
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q Hoy. JOSIAH s. LITTLE, of Portland.
who was here on Wednesday night Of last
week, in company with Piercc's District At
torncy, Geo. W. Sheplcy, and spoke in Gen.
tral Hall, VIC intimated, was a great adyo-
cate Of resisting tho cncrOachmcnts Of slave
~ a few years ago. Somebody has been
looking up his'rstbrd on the SUBJECT, and
published 1t in the Portland Advertiser.
We respectfully invite tho public attcn-
ton to the following, relative to his antecc-
dents, which we copy from the Portland Ad-
ycrtiscr
The Union in Danger. Who shall saveiti
In 1916. Hon. JOSIAH S. LrrTLE, of this
city, was Wing candidate for Congress in
Cumberland District. Mr.. Little was pres
ent at the Convention that nominated him,
an made u speech, in which he said
"The SLAVE POWER has been all in all
in the Councils of the administration. I'M
der the name Of democracy, 1t has annexed
Texas, involved the country in an iniquitous,
LAND STEALING WAR, To MAKE
MORE SLAVE TERRITORY. at an expense
of nearly or quite S3,0O0,OO per week
prostrated the protective system, SACRl-
fICING TIE LABOR OF THE MOTH,
and fastened on the country the Sub-Treasu-
~. with all its most odious and most dcStruc-
tive provisions.
Bat the further ENCR0ACliMENrS OF
THE SLAVE POWER Il To BE RESlS-
TED. / wish the WHOLE NORTH, IRE
speclire Of parry, could be reused tn act as
unitelly AGAINST the GRASPlNG IN
CROACHNlENrS OF THE SLAVE pow
Err. AS THE SOUTH DJESIN IFS SUP
PORT. Tho time has come, when all, who
believe the spirit and evil influences OF slave
nv should be resisted, should act shoulder to
shoulder and side 10y side in harmony, in tho
great contest between freedom and slavery.
would use all constitutional means to
free the General Government from all par
ticipation in slavery, and leave the institu-
tiOn where it bclongs--to the States IN which
ii exists. This issue is FORCED UPON
e THE FREE STATES, and il should b. met
Us u GREArSM0RAL AND POLITICAL
QUESTION:
But Mr.. Little was not elected. Whether
It was the fault of the rarty or their candi-
date, --whe,her the load was too heavy for
the party, or the party not strong enough
for the load-wc will not now undertake to
say. But certain il is'that some wings slid
then, rs the Age said to the Washington
Union about the Kansas Nebraska Act,
'there are some loads that party couldn't
carry IL they would" And ever since that
defeat, Mr.. Little has been getting "out of
sorts" with his old party associates, and has
been looking alectionately towards the dcul-
ocrtic party, and still more aHectionately.
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The Buchanan County Nominations.

The Buchanan County Convention held
in Alfred on Wednesday, so We learn made
the following nominations:
FOR SENATOR'S,
John Kezar, of ParsonsGeld.
Alexander Junkins, of Elliot.
Capt. wm. Lord, of Kenncbunk.
REGISrER OF PROBATE,
Joshua Herrick, of Alfred.
JUDGE OF PROBATE,
III ii. Hobbs, of South Berwick.
Toa COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
John NJ. Goodwin, Of Dayton.
HFoR sHRRIFF,
James Burbank, of Sanford.
COUNTY TREASURER,
Parks, ofSouth Berwick.
We should judge from the way this ticket
is made up that our opponents had come to
the conclusion that they were to be beat any
how. The nominations for Judge Of Pro
bate, and one Senator who takes the place
Of John VI. Goodwin OF our city, are men
who were, we suppose straight wings last
year. They are now, undoubtedly, relia-
bic for Buchanan.
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AT Court Of Probate held at n. Berwick, with.
IN and for the County Of York, on the ir-, Mon.
day ia August, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and iiny.six, by the Honorable Joseph
L. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
SARAH APPLETON, widow Of Daniel Apple.
~ ton, late VI Buxton IN said Couniy, Esquire,
deceased, having presented her peillioi for her
dover in said estate to be assigned and set out Ia
her, and that Commissioners may be appointed
for that purpose pursuant 10 law also her petition
for allowance on, Of the personal estate OF said de.
ceased.
ORpEREp. That the said Sarah Appleton give
notice Ia ail persons interested by causing copy
Of this order 10 be published three week, succes.
sivey 10 the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
ut Bidelord, In said county, thatthey may appear
at n Probate Court, 10 be- held nj Lmencs, in 'aid
county, on the first Monday Of September next, a,
ten Of the clock IN the forrL Don, aud shew cause,
IL any they have, why the same should noibe
allowed.
30 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JosHUA ilERnIcK, Register
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Election Notice.

vi vi bibbGEohbs
A GREEABLY to warrants issued by the May.
~ or and Aldermen ofihe city OF B'dJenrl, the
legal VOTERS Of said city will meet al their rspec.
i've Ward rooms, on Monday. the Sih dly of Sep.
TENDER. A. d. 1850, At ten O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Ia give IN theiilyOles .Or Governor one Reprvssn.
isivc 10 Congress, ilre Senators and one Rrpre.
sentative in Legislature of this Stac fora Sheni
Judge Ot Probate, Ue2isier Of PIotatc, County
Commissioner aud County Treasurer.
TIE Aldermen OF said cay Will be in open sc..
siOI, at he Alicrueh's Room, on the F,ilay aad
Saturday next proceeding ssii S,h day uf Sep.
,emhsr from nine To Twelve O'Clock IN the fore
noon, aud from iwO To iiyeurlocL III the ailernoun
on each Uf said day, for the purp'se Of correcting
the lists Of vuiers ~ nnd Tor the sever i wards =;
AID un said day Of ,lcciion, 'rm eight o'clUCk IN
the iorfnoon, 10 three ocluck in the afternoon Tor
the purpose Of receiving evidence Of the qualii.
cation OF voters, whose names have not been en-
tered on said lists
l. LoRlNG, JE., City Clerk
BddriorJ, Augusl22, 1856. 81
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Fremont and Freedom.

Tho regular meeting of Mountainccr Club
will be held at Beethoven Hall, Friday eve
ming Oh inst, at quarter before 8 o'clock.
Henry Stone Esq. of Portland, the able. and
eloquent champion Of Fremont and Freedom,
and James NJ. Stone, Esq. Of KennobunkpOrt,
will address the meeting. Let Young Amer
lea nlly in full strength. lifIEo1 a.
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At Court oi Probate held al n. Berwick, within
and for the County Of Yor!, on the frs, Monday
oi August, in the yearof Four Lord, que thousand
eight hundred and iiily-six, by the Honorable
Joseph + Nyc, Judge ofsaid Court:
NATHAN d. APPLETON, Guardian Of Eliza.
IN beth II. Hall and Porter Hall, minors and
children of Porter Hail. late Of KennebunS, IN said
County deceased, having presented his hrs, ac'
count Of q ardanship Of his said wanls for allow.
ancc,
ORDERED, That the said Guardian. give no.
iice To all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order 10 be published three weeks successes.
sy-lv ~ the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
in Biddeiorj, in said county, that they may appear
al Probate Court 10 lie held al I.inerlck IN said
county, On the first Monday 10 September ncxi,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon, aud sbcw
cause, il any they have, why the same should not
be allowed
70 Attest, JOSHUA HEREIcg, Register
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HEERick, Register
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Al Conr, Of Probate held nj North Berwick, with.
in and for the County Of York, on the first Mon.
day IN August, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and ii,y.six, by the Honorable Joseph
L Nye, Judge of said Court
CALLY LEACH, Widow OF Asa Leach, late OF
- Kennehunkpon in said County, yeoman, dc.
ceased, having presented her petition for her
dover IN said estate 10 be assigned aud set out Ia
her, aud that Commissioners may he appointed for
that purpose pursuant TO law.
ORpgRrD, That the said Sally Leach give no.
iicc to a persons interested, by causing copy
Of ihi. onicr Ia be published THREE weeks success.
.ivey in the Union aud Eastern Journal, priiled
a, l}idtcford in said county, that they may appear
at a Probate Court 10 he held at Limerick,
in said oounty, an the first Monday of September
ucx, ut ten Of The clock in the forenoon, aud shew
cause, If any they have, why the same should moi
be allowed.
30 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcR, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA hEIRIck, Register.
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SCRINNAGH BETWEEN CoSGRESSNES Wash
iagioa Aug. Is. MeSsrs. McNlullen of Vir-
GINA, and Granger of New York, members
of the House, while riding to the capitol
this morning, in an omnibus, got into dis
pute about politics, when Mr.. McMullen
was struck severe blow IN the eyes; the
parties then clinchod, but were separated by
the other passengers before further damage
ensucd.
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Maine State Agricultural Society.

At meeting Of the Trustees Of the Maine
State Agricultural Society, hold at PORTLAND,
July 18th, 1856, it was voted Thatthe AN
nual Exhibition and Fair II said Society the
ensuing Autumn, shall be held Mt Portland.
The Exhibition will commence on Tues
aav. Oct 2lst. Per order Of Trustees.
SAMUEL r. PFRLSY, CHAIRMAN y
rpxpsu in-the Slate arc requested to copy.l
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FARM FOR SALE.

,uIIE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, loca
led IN Bidierord, Me, about two miles from
,b,. F,,ls. aud about three miles from the Sea
Shorr Said farm contains between twenty-five
~ thirty acres Of land, well fenced, principally
viii stone wall, aud Is well adapted To the pnr.
n.,, AT iillage. and j. tine and heallhinl siIua.
i,on. There is a large orchard on the farm also,
A well o(pxrr.lvni water close tn the buildings.
Th. building. consist OF u two story house, aud
an eli connected with Il also, Shed, good
Bsnl, recently new. all OF which are ia good re
n,ir Tb, Subsc ber wishing 10 dispose OF this
farm wIIl sell Oh very iayo aide terms 10 any who
NAV desire 10 purchase. Further Information re.
spec,ing The farm can he oblsincJ By inqnlnng Of
The subscriber, Gren Street. Riddeiorj, Me.
WALTER BERRY.
Biidelonl, August, 1886 4~r
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N Office.

NOTICE j. hereby given that the subscribers
" have formed Partnership under the name
or firm Of L ii. BANKS; that Is eli II Banks OF
Hlddeiord, County ol York aud State OF Maine.
is general Partner, and Edward II c. Hooper OF
saId Blddeiord, Is special partner, and that said
Hooper has Contributed 10 the common Stock Of
said partnership, the sum of Twelve Hundred
an Fifty Dollars. The business 10 be conducted
BY said firm IA said Bitdeiord, and TO he retail
Dry Goods Trade. Said partnership commences
on the Thirteenth day Of August, 1856, aud Is to
terminate on the Thirteenth day Of August, 1855
4 H. G. HOOPER,
.-...... L. II. BANKS,
Dated at Bidieford, this 18th Of August, 1856.
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No CuRE. no Paw.

Messrs. G. II. Kent & Co, Lawuenee, Mass,
warrant cure OF Sab Rheum, Seald Head, Can
,~r-, B1rker's Pitch, Sc, by using the GENuiS.
ALLIEp OINTMENT AND huMoR SSRur, ftsP"reu
hy them. Ia case vi failure they pledge them.
selves TO refund tina money TO customers that pur-
chase d,r,c, OF them for their own use
D. J. Sawyer, B,Jdeford, De j. A, Berry, sa'
IN. have the medicine Tor sale. Jiu
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

Many years ago, D1c,or Burleigh Smart, Of Ken
nebunk, Me-, discovered that simple arihle
nsrr Jtjors used as meiieins, was never l"'I
ing cure tor coughs OF every description, and a"
excellent blood purifier. BY its use in his private
practice, he acquired the reputation Of being The
be., physician ia New England, FOE all diseases
Of the Lungs. Aner MS death, Messrs. Shaw q
CLARK, of BiddeIord, Me-, obtained Copy Right
from Government, for its exclusive manufacture,
aud now have il carefully prepared strictly &C.
cordng to the original recipe Hos IS no cough
fla, triR not care, unless tie patient Is past al
Anman siI b.Jors commanding ii' use! IL ls
called Doctor BHleigh Saart's Cough Ned
sins," and is Tor sale by all apO,hecaries. 81
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Congress.


The adjournment Of both branches, took
place on the 18th inst. All the appropria-
ton bills with the exception Of the Army
Bill were passed. This bill was lost, the
Senate refusing to agree to the proyiso, added
to it by the House, that no portion Of the
money thus appropriated, should be used by
the President in sustaining, or enforcing the
laws Of the Bogus Legislature in Kansas
The Bill appropriated SIS, 100000.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1856.
There was a meeting of the Cabinet this
p. NJ, and the following was decided upon !;
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES "A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, whilst hostillties exist with va
rious Indian tribes, on the remote frontiers
of the Uuited States, and willis; in other re-
spects, the public peace is seriously threat
ened, Congress has adjourned, without vot-
ing the necessary supplies for the army, de-
priying the Executive of the power 10 per-
form his duty in relation to the common de-
renee anu SECURITY, anu ~ oh eNhaOidihdfy
occasion has thus arisen for assembling the
two houses of Congress. | do, therefore, by
this proclamat on convene the said Houses
to meet at the Capitol, in the city of WASH
ington. Thursday tho 2lSt day Of August
inst.-hereby the respective Senators and
Representatives, then and there to assemble
and consult and determine such measures as
the state of tho Union may seem to require.
In testimony whereof | have caused the seal
of the United States to be hereunto affixed,
and signed the same with my hand.
Done ut the City Of Washington, the 18th
day OF August, in the year Of our Lord,
1886, and OF the Independence Of the
United States, the Slst.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY Order ". l.. MARcr.
Secretary of State.
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COLLECTOR OF TIE DIsrRIcr OF SACo.-Al-
phcus \. Hanscom, editor Of the Saco Dem
ocrat, has been confirmed by the Senate as
Collector of the district of Saco. 1.-The OK
knoweth his owner and the ass his MASTER 8
crib. portland Advertiser.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

CDR. s o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BirTERS is the bes, medicine ever used
Tor Spring and Summer Complaints. 1t has been
more literally patronzed than any other ever es.
labshelia this country 1t is the same Richard
sons Bitters which has restored so mnny invslils
to health Throughout, the New England States
dur,ug the past thirty years.
NIB Beware Of limitations called Sherry
Wine Diiers. The genuine have a fac slInllc OF
nv signature upOa the outer envelope. For sale
by Druggists everywhere, aud at my office, No
81. Hanover street, Boston. 3sn32
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Spcial Notice.

II gives US grea, pleasure to call the attention
of the pubic TO DR.. Bsiey's Alternative Syrup,
which is advertised il. this paper. He has recent
" supplied himself with fresh stock OF med'
cines, which goes into its manufacture; so that
,h,, mu,iitudes who have been long waiting, can
be fhruish.d. We believe il 10 be an 'Hral,.sbis
Atsrs,ir,, and woul recommend !, TO the cont.
,l,nce Of our readers. ~
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber vil sell his .,ome farm situated
Il ia The city Of Bidteiurd, about miles iom
the factories, on the western bank Of The Saco
river, containing l05 acres Oi excellent land,
part of winch is interval Of the very best kind
IL has about 5000 worth of wood nd timber, and
has always been noted as a" good hay farm ,he
most profitable product OF the farmer The build.
Jugs are good and capacious, consisting OF large
two-siury house, with an ell, bsrn d2xl00 with
she'd the whole length, a shelter for the cattle
and manure. together with wood.sheds, tool house,
carriage house, henery, &c.
To any one desinOus 10 enter into gardening
the milk business, this farm offers good induce.
menls. The owner Is only induced 10 SILL from q
desire to retire from active business Terms easy.
For further information, apply on the premises 10
3 vewNeOwlf3is THOMAS DAY
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Dated at Bidieford, this 18Th Of August,
STATE OF MAINE.

County or YoRK, ss.-August 18th, 1856. Per.
.onally appeared EsrrT II Banks and Edward II
G.. Hooper, aad acknowledge The sboyo insiru'
ment hy them subscribed, to be their Tree and vol.
sn,aY act, Before me.
SAMUEL W. LUQUEs,
3w3 Justice OF the Peace.
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N d lC H. :.

THE subscriber having sold his stock Of Day
j Goods, aud leased his sioe 10 l.. III Banks,
Is under the Necessity OF calling upon Nil persons
Indebted TO him by note or account, 10 pay the
same wiihou, delay. The accounts can be settled
u, the old stand I'LL September 2Oih. -
L II. G. HOOPER.
Biddeford, Aug. 2ah, 1855 81
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WORM KSowISG. Prof Wool whose ad
ycrti>rmeni will he found ia another column, has
tlscOv, rrd y remedy ihr the smy dhald, which
i at once practicable aud cheap. IL requires no
dyeing. nu wig, nor extraordinary trouble There
can b, no Joubl whatever Of It's efficacy. We
have seen I, testimonials alinos, without ndmbcr,
aud frOm men Of great intelligence, high stand
irg and moral worth.
Those who have been bald for years ATE now
wearing their own hair, aud appear ten years
Younger than they did six months ago. As ~
most cases gay hairs aud bald heads are both
premature aud unnatural, II j. duty TO remedy
lhe,n hy the natural aud undoubed means winch
prUf Wood has invented and now kindly OILERS
lo the afflicted Read his advertisement, try his
wonderful remedy, aud give the PrVlessora new
Testimonial Memphis IPhig. iwS
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stsmmm erors and afflicted in Speech.

The successful Dr. JONES has arrived at the
Biddeforl House, where he will practice till the
2S,h OF this month. lie cures Siammerng, &c,
in from one to three hOurs wilhou, pal or surgical
operation, aud requires 40 rAY until his pa,ien, IS
cuEgD aud cun read and talk right or lie is the
diseoyerer of never falling system, and the only
rnan on The Globe who can cure these impedunenis
pernanly aud radically. lw3if
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pure and genuine, a. they are pat up carefully, and
bear our name AMI label, "TREM0NT MILLS, u u.
DYER & Co." To give consumers some Idea OF our
sales, we annex the following scale Of prices, Wit
ID. sOuehong Tea, 10 Slb Mocha Coffee, leo
s sIS. y. Tyson as ID. good LOO
Ir The Spices are pu, up In IL AMI l2 tin cases.
pressy for family use, and warantea b. strictly
pure article, ani only neei trl to establish them In
the pubic avor.
SPANISH COFFEE. We would call the att,n.l,n Of
consumers and dealers To our Spdaish cegss article
which 10 highly esteemed. and gives the greatest salts
faction. 1t is prepared with particular care. and by
PECULIAR process In roasting, pound u this coffee, Il
G,sr sSod Gs g ~ los q any Sss
prepared at mills and put up In packages having
our trade maxi and may be relied upon the best and
most approved mixture u dandellon and coffee.
TAR ,XACUM, or Prepared D1ndsiion Root. This
article Is prepared and roasted at Nils retaed
by family grUcers generally In city and county and
bearing our trade marx, ChindmaH grinding coffee"
may be relied upon as the GESrISs ARTICLE The pro-
orion used Is about half the quantity % Con.e.-
The price is 20 per pound and 1t Is warranted To
BE- the same as that which has been sold for y cents
pounl by Druggists.
The medical properties OF Dandeion are well knosn,
and he'll In high estimation by all who H. This be-
Ing preparation Of the root, with all its medicinal vir-
tues retained, he mixed with coffee OF not as best
suits the taste, and will be found cheap and economical
family beverage, enc pound nearly being equal TO
pounds OF ciuce. prtscribel many eminent
ply Sicans 10 nvads, children aud agei persons,
nutritious beverage. aud q remedy for Dyspepsia,
bilious Affections, &c.
tr Ne careful observe that all cQgses have our
trade mark, - ChinaDian grinding coffee"
lT To Groetrs and Dfdius. liberal discount Is
made, enabling them to supply their customers at the
same low rates
0.r TO CASH CUsToMERs.-0ur object being to
secure large sales at small profits, Offer Inducements
which cannot be afforded by those who do business
the credit system AMI we confidently invite exam-
natou Of the quality OF onr stock aud our prices, as
compared with those Of any other house.
Boston, August 10th, 1855. omos3i
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

pIiE subscriber Offers Cor sale his house. situated
i Pleasant Street, rRco. Said house Il two stOried,
an Is 20 by Il, ADD an Ell commented with IT, one story
and half IL by 10. There Is also stable aud good
garden The buildings newly aud well built, con.
vynenty arranged AMI In good repair. Awell Of good
saer on the premises. Inquiry be made for further
information Of Thomas Il. Sawyer, on the same sireet
W. II. WATSON.
Saco, August IL 1850. 3S53'
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House for sale

At a great bargain. one half 81 donb hc"-e,
"A situated on iiish s, Iddelord. y . above
bo,i-s ., In good rrp.lr and hasa gary attached.
Tcnis reasonable. For psriirsdaf. induir %
Bddeiori, July IS, 1850. swD
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-08-22
HOUSE 6 LOT FOR SALE,
"a On Chestnut Street.

nilHr One nalf Of double house, containing eleven
ro1nls suitable for a boarding house, or two small fam
lles with stable AMI shed, ami good well Of water,
AMI wi hin Ave minutes walk ~ the Pcrpert Lsconia
and Water Power Corporations, AMI near the Railroad
Depot Por further particulars inquire 81 The sub
seriher. Is. G, M0ULTON.
DID istord, August 10th, 1850. 20