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Ihc Grcai European
9 0 u G. II Il L III L D Y
Prepared by Rev. Waiter Clarke,
>nna.ICI IA


One oi TIC best Mcd,cin.s bupwn lnr Coughs
aud other disorders Ul ihr pulmonary "ryBn.
Thpr years have scirr,ly pdssrd slire ihis
Truly 'uItId' r. ,nrdL inc was nlr,lu,,d IniU this
cuunry, and VET ~ superiority u'Cr every otLer
MvUIgIH, u Tie cure uI Cuu- IA md lung dl,uI,lers
!, generally acknowledged, ~ ih.se eases a,
cuugi, whIrh hayr lUIg r,si>led pll the usual
r,inr,li,s, llc European tuIgh Remedy has
a,hlerd IT, greatest lnnmphs, many ~ these
lvug Naniug aud Bpparnlly hopeless eases
yI,Id al uucr o. III remedial pugrr, aud tao ~
ihI,c UUiii-s grnrrilly,itcI ucurr, while ~ "a.
cent cd,rs ~ siugic bottle i generally more them
| ,ulirEW Tie in.Osng certificates arr select
,,l inIi, hundred. wli,h uighi Ic gisrn.
R.mrIsahr cgTruI plihI'ii VIII, severe cough
communicated h, Uhnerl SnIsl, LlnagiVn or.
nar. Nov. 5lh, is.J.
Tie j. ln urnIly that lor many year. suffered
i''in tie PihIsic accompanied with 'rycrt and
very Distressing cough. Ny .lilrlings Whenever
took cod were very great, aGd | could meet
with nu Rcnrdy unlIl about twn year ago. when
inrd Rev Weller ClarsGs Eumpean Cuush
Rrmrdy. iron which derived iunne,iiaie b,'ueii,,
and 10y iuaIng our ituliirs was perfectly onr,h
dnd have lad No iviu'H at r'ih.r cough Or Phlhis.
q Sinc rIy u'runitUend the European Cuu-h
Remedy teal suil.rrr-. J. hes tr-cn wrih
hOnsand dollar, ~ me. GEORGE SMALL.
For sile b. 'IGs EN- Gilman. SdcO and nj the
Uni"n ahd Jbunidl COuuliug Room, No |, ecu.
iali HUc,, Diddslud
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In her facs The uitsred thought. She Was
about to speak when the .hols ludiesous-
appeared, aud she laughed outright. ],
was bis tura now to look ss.onished.
"why, Bella, what il the matter :" be
asked, somewhat hut.
"Ooly think, making love In hosshead,
laughed the mischevous gill, more merily
than before ''Who ever heard Of such .
Thing 2" and at ,hi. time Earnes, joined her
even ut bis own expense. .aa.' -.'.''
"Wsll. well, no mailer WHERE" coniin-
ued he taking the litsls hand tina, lay for
moment outside her shawl. "Do You love
me, Bella land will you be my wife! An
swer me truly: viii you be mine 20. s.
eyes, EArnes,, yes; but ! must laugh,
nevertheless. The scene is so entirely and
wholly ludicrous. Quite new order OF 70
mance!" and again her laugh rang out lOut
and clear as the song Of bird. $50
At this time Earnest Joined in il as heart
lily as she could. He could we'll laugh nov
for had she not promised 10 be his' NJ
matter where the promise had been made
on matter how: she was his-all his Ant
as he pressed her hand a, parting. bssaid-
Laugh now rs much as you like, bu, {.
night shall come 10 appoint The weddin.
day, and arrange for its ceremonies. So
good morning, dearest Il" aud ia momen
he was gone.
That night all was arranged 'Squi',
Reed and hi, wife giving full aud fe
consent, and in just siI weeks from lha
time Bella Reed became Mrs Earnest Ham
mond.
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:. Has been before the public more than 90 yean
nd Ia deseveily popular in tho cure Of
Ipavins, Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Pol
Evil. Gallons. Cracked Heels. Call Of all kinds
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fstula. Sit
FAST. Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameness, Foun
dcred Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango, Foo
Rot In Sheep. Garget in Cows, Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals, External Poisons, Painfa
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. Boils. Corni
Whitlows Burns and Scalds Chillblains. Chap
ped Hands. Cramps, Contrac'ions Of the Mus
cles, Swellings. Weakness Of the Joints, Cake
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles. &c.
II Pamphlets gratutously furnished by agent
nth Testimonials Of its utility.
All orlers addressed to tho Propistors. NJ. &
'rcEER Il Co. Lockport, N. Y.
tTPor sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
rally. through the United States. British Posses
ions. and other Countries And bv
We. oyer, nuai III Cd, DiilriO irlstram Gilman
ssco, al by druggists generally Wholesale by a. ",
Hay, Portland Weeks Potter burr, Poster Co.,
Boston. Is
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Al a Court Of Probate held a, Kennrbuuk, within
! aud i.r the County Of York, Oh the irsl Tue.
day OF Mach, IN the year at our Lord,
eighteen huudrd aud tiiy seven, by the Hon.
orlbe Ed~.rd T. Bourne. Judge OF saiJ Court.
N ANltL SEAvEY aud Stephen Seav.y, nam
~ ed Execu ofs Ia a certain instrument, pur
ring TO be- The last will aud testament OF J"hu
Scav-y, late OF Alfred. Ia said County, deceased,
having prosecuted the same ior probate:
ORpEREp, That the said executors give notice
TO oil persons interested by causing u copy oi
lhi, Order 10 he published three weeks success.
lively "a the UnIon and Eastern Journal, print
ed at BidJeiori, in SAID comfy, that they may
spu+ar at a Probate Court To he held at Al
fred, IN said county, On the 6rst Tuesday u
April next, at ten VI the clock in the tore
noou, aud snew cause, II any they have, why
the said instrument should not he proved, ap
proved aud allowed as the last will and Tesla
Ineui o the said Deceased.
IL Attest. FRANCIS B.cos, Register
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register
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v Al q A e 4, T.
REAT. ESTATE
n>1cuu -A|uss

n'NG - uu s-s "A h-uso
90 Tie Subscriber. In consequence Of poor health,
Iii Offers fJ sale al his Real E.;ae, In the city 81 iii.
'eforl. THE Iiunestcai Farm. containing about 81
,crs ~ god ani ~ moving, tlil,ge AMI pssturing.
sh go-i growth II young hart vood, sufficient Coz
the ol the farm, with large two story house, In
goSi state Il repair, twO barns, w'Sl LOlsrs, &C.
Said Yarn Il situated nn saco river, about IL mile,
from the factories IN hisfop an ssco nn the rold o.
Lyman. WateIborp', Sc Tn. farm lies about 300 lis
~ sac, river which IL valuable int.ryae. very
Easy I0 cultivate. being free from stones. This woull
he good farm for q Mix farm MIX cam (. s0li at
the door eve'y lay ia any quantity. IL soud ,lsp he
= first rate stiud for Public House, one Is much
wanted On this road.
Aso, near the above, i,r.c Two Story House. con.
venient Tor two families, with Hhout siN aces 81 COOL
an', la moving AMI iisFe-Sould he good place for
sm'chanlc, ~ for gardening.
MJ inning the same, aI'ouI 20 aces % moving and
tillspe land, 81 the Il. 81 qualify.
About UBe-Guatsr q mile from the above, ab.ut 90
acre. IT IA wing ani plsiuring lana u the nr.t qualify
for grass.
Also, the above abou, 10 Of wool AMI tin.
her land.
Terms ys,y liberal apply to ti.s subscriber on the
premises" IIARRIsOS LOWELL.
Blddefori, Oct 81. 1850 iiu
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American laOmsr, sacO,
RE-nPEMEp.

O. TliE sub,cr'er would r'pcc ully inform
Iii IT. .,irndS and he pubic grncE'Ilv that he
ha> IvrrGty purha,rd the huusr un PrpIrrvn
- the AMERICAS ilou.r, AMI hsyiug ,hurughly
repaired, ncSly painted "ud p'rrred tie house
lhruu. hOul, pud lurGislrd 'he s'mr with new
furniture m every part. b. r'Uprn,d he safirr ~
p'illlc Luus,' Thl, huu,c !, cuuNrultHllv hca.
ted Ia the central pdn ul iae town, sud ruuiiln. -
large ruu' ~ ui very pleasant fu,m,-ih" whole
hrlng ii'I,i up IN iar .uu,i "ppny,d nIoism siylc.
Sl,gr> mryr 1T uud cua,h,s ul,u iakr aud leave
passenger, lur ryrn iE,iu e. Cars.
Having had Iuug 'Npttirur' ~ the keeping OF
pu'llG house. 49, ard',ti ul the SacH Nuus,', aud
other hUscs, tie sub,grbrI llsilrT' himself that hc
cen make ~, ir"u.c I!rd.aUi b. me "TirNrllcp
mud ulh,rs Nho may iSy"r lin with ilrir rliron.
age. Asa WENTNONIH.
srco, Jan. ), 1877 OF
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A. Court Of Probate held AT Kennebunk, within
aud for The Comfy of York, on the ir>t Tnes
day |, March, la the year OF our Lord eigh'
teen hundred aud fily-seven, by the Honorable
Edward L Bourne, Judge Of said Couh:
I'm the petition OF jeremiah NJ Eaton, n cred
~ ilur ofIhe estate Of Isaac Pope. late al Wells,
in laid County, deceased, pray Ing that admins.
,ralion ct the estate OF said deceased may bc
granted 10 him.
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite the widow
snJ next VI kin to take admin lrailon, and give
notice thereof to the heirs of said deceased and 10
all persis Interested in SAID estate, BY causing
copy At this order Ia lie pnbli 'l'ed ~ The Unlotl
and Eastern Journal, printed Ia 8ddefoni 10 said
county, three weeks surceSsive'y, tat they may
appear at Probate Court Ia be holden at Alfred,
~ ssid county, un the iir>t Tuesd,y in Apui
next. at ten Of the clock IN the forenoon, aud shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Vi said
peIiiiou sIouId not b- grapled.
II Attest, FRANcis BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register,
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HuMNR sYRuP.

To the Public. Whereas, one Charles ". Ken
has been cuterftiting my Allied Ointment. and panln4
OF upon the public article uRler the name OF the
"GenuiDe Allied Ointment" which ointment Is q base
Imitation Of mine. have commenced acton against
the said Kent for the Professor Hayes state As
sayer for the State % Massachusetts, after having anal
yzesi the two art lee. says Chemically considerS
these two samples cannnt he pronounced TO be alike.
And the certificates which the said Kent is circulating
are frgerirs and impostons, as the afdavits OF the
following IN prove, viz A. W. srEAsSs, A. s. BuS.
iES, IoHS 5 sIAFFoRD, ", S. MERsILL. sworn to be-
fore m, n W. Harmon, J. 4. D. ID. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, June IL, 1856
AeESrs. Dr. James Sawyer. and Augustus Sawyer
Iiddeori T. Gilman, AMI ID. l.. Mitchell, saco u.
u. Hay, Portland, ueneral Agent. ly26
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PianOiOrtes and MelodeOns,
FOR SALE AND TO LET,
l.. r. HORTON & CO.

Are Agents fr J. Chickering'S splendid @ and
Octave Pianos. n NJ. Loves Collage Pianos
plain case, improved action @ 10 Octave. Price,
SIS Al,o, Smiths helodeon., ufsupcrior lone
aud finish All OF the abovc instruments are ioI
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner Of Llbery and Laconia
Streets
Instruction given on the Piano, Meodeon,
Guita', aud in thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken in exchange for new =
Second baud Pianos aud Melodeons for sale on
the most rca sonaile Terms. hi7
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Alta Court Of Probate held at Keunehunk, within
aud for the County VI York, Ou the hrs, Tuesday
in March, IN the year oi our Lord eighteen
hundred aud hI,y.seyen, bv the Honorable I'd
ward l.. BSurur, Judge Of said Court.
THEoDATE WILLARD. Administrative Of
i the ,siaie uf The,slure Willard, late of San.
ford, ia laid County, deceased, having presented
her sscund ms,nnt uf administration at the es,air
Ut salJ Deceased. tor slowsuce:
OsngsEp, That the said adm nisiratriI give notice io
all persan- Interested, bs causing u copy of this
order Ia be published IN the usion aud Eastern
Jalfnal p,inIei In Bidieford, In said county, Enr
ihrve weeks successfully, that they may appear nj
Probate C..uu Ia he held at Alfred, IN said eoun.
~. Dn the hrsi Tu,sd,y In April nen. nj ten az
the cl'ek IN the t'ren"on, and shew cause, 10 any
they have, why the same should not he allowed.
IL Aue-t,-Fs.scu BAcos. Reg -
A true copy, Auest fHAscIs BAcos, ReRiste,.
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pARrSEHslsRp.

rV,lIE sub.crbcrs have fbrncil partnership nn.
l. drr The nnn uf Cii.i9'm 4 GoaisHOW, fOf
tie pr,iice of Law, H. BdirIuul, and have tax.
-Il ~, uIIitr IN Wssbngt. u liucs, over Boyden',
Periodical DrpDl, cHncr 81 L. cily aud Washing.
ton slrc,l., (cnlwnce on L.lgriy eircri
a CHISHOLM,
II c GOOUENUw.
IIildciorl, Dec 9Th. 1919. IgC
n u The subscriber will continue I /. oircr
in ~sco. a. heretofore, DrrnnlS Ar'S. opposite
York Hotel. 4 r CHISHOLM
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Alta Court OF Probate held ai Kennebunk, wiih.r
aud 'u the County r(York, on the fri Tuesda,
in March, Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and 6ty.sryrn. by the Honorable Ed
ward T. Bourne, Judge ofsaid Court:
JOSHUA GOODWIN, Guardian Of Lydia
d West, Of Wells, in said County, a person
non compos meniis, having presented bis fret Ne
conn, OF Guardianship, OF his said ward for allow
snce:
OapEKgp, That the said Guardian give motto,
10 all persons Interested, by Causing n copy o
this order To br publi.t ed three weeks succes
siyrly in the Union and Eastern Journal, priniee
at BiddeiUri, IN said county, tina, they may sp
pear at u Probate Count to be held at Alfred, IL
sad counly, on the irs, Tuesday OF Ap'il next, al
ten vi the clOck In the iOWnoon, aud shew cause
ifany they have, why the same should not be al
low-d
IL Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register
A true copy, Attest, FRAScis BACON. Register.
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THE SOCIETY for the encouragement
ofwearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at
No. LOG Chatham S., cor. Of Pearl St.,
NEW-yORK
RctaiIcd at Wholesale Prices.

RctaiIcd at Wholesale Prices.
cossIsriSG or
SIIIRr5-wth linen bo-oms, collars and wristbands,
Il The bc. AMI finest qualities, AMI new aud choice
styles.
CALICO sIIRrs-The latest and mos, attractive
patterns
UNDERSTANDS AMI DRAwERs-Of Wool, Msrino,
Caslmrrr, six, ani Cotton, 10 desirable and durable
quslll.s-sud the TEvIUr Wool Uni,rgsrments, 50
highly approved by Physicians, Ala, the sHAKtR
SHlETs aII DRAWERS.
CRAvATs Superior quality anil beautiful styles.
anl hiII assortment oi STOCKS. COLLARS, NECK.
tits. GLOVES, sCARfs, aud MuFPLEks Of the rich.
Get Kinds.
susPESpERs-An almost endless variety. Including
the finest aud most durable.
POCKET IASpK EHCIIIEFS-sTk and Cotton
pl,u ami lrinIei--an unriyalsl assortment
HALF lLJsE-WOUl arl cH,on, Of the best texture,
selrcteI expressly far retail trate
MORNING KOBEs anil GDWNS-Elsgant Patterns,
excellent material AMI u the ,gst make.
Til. stuck cdnpnses all grades, FIRM the lowest 10
thr rich II, ai eau be prolucnui having every q.
city flr importing sni manufacturing, not .Scirh By
ANY other establishment in t- UHit-l SIiles-buyvrs
tvreiJrs, wi, consult ti-ir Interest examining tie
goods which are ~. at TIE
iOsEsr PUssIKiI CASH RACES.
II. Goods promptly delivered at all the Rail goad
heluts Steamboats, &c, ALL Ia any part 81 the { n.y.
without charge.
'.silIETs made to orIyr by experienced Land., In
superior syr, at ,hOT nIier wtTmuted to ~. N.yNo
,Isci.lne wax d,nc Ia hi. ,.tlbi,harnt.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
CORN & FLOUR.

Just eceNcu tou SShoo"'' .""g H""' ''
Bdl'nnorc
500 b,.h. prime Yellow Corn.
80 hbIs. phrnix Double ENiIa Flour.
- " Uulon
~ CIarasvile "
Also IN Store, ju't from Montreal,
5l5 Ibis ENira uni Fancy Flour.
Ako, now di>chdrging, fran Cleveland, ONO,
Isl il,ls. AkDn Disable Extra Flour
lOO American Mills
lAO % BelliOniain
100 " Ddn,illc
50 Z" Empire Mill Fnncy -"
81 " Clayton Extra "
All Of which wi be sod cheap for Cash, 10y
BOYD Il sTORER,
Nos. aud Aubcr Hall Block
Dec. 1861 Nlaiu Street, Saco.
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ALExANDER y. cIiisiIOLM,
COUNSELLOR 4 ATTORNEY AT Law
Ntf.t 6ACO.
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Ats Court OF Probate, held nj Keunebuns, within
aud is the coun,y u Yo'k, on the hrs
Tuesday In March, IL the year OF our Lord,
Elk h.e~n hundred and hily-sevrn, by the Hon
c,able Edward L Bnrnr, Judge II sa'd Court
an IN, p~ii iva of Richard Talpry, Interested
" IN the estate OF William T"lp-y. late o.
Y,ss, in s,id Coauiy. dcc-as.'d. paying that ad'
minisiIaisa Of tie esta'e Of ss'i drceased may De-
yrlpied 10 him b -.e
OsosxEu. That the pr'i,iouer cite the next u
Kin Ia take .dna,-trsiiou, a,i give no,ce thereof
In 10. heirs OF aid d,yess-d sud 10 NIL r r-ons IN
,er.,rd IN said estate, by cunsirg u copy ~ TIL,
n n, 40 h. pahIi,hrd 10 the Uni,n aud E,steu,
journal, printed In BdJrforJ, N said coanly.
three week. ~ yrssively, that they may spt~sr al
a Pr,bs,e Court To be hv'drn at Alirvd In ss'd
Coun,y. on The 6ri T.esday 10 April neat. al
ten ufihe cLck in the iooaoo,, ami she " eau>s,
n any they have, why The prayer " ssid pe'ii'o'
should p,a lie graa,rd
- n Atiesr, FaAsc,. u cox, Register
A true copy, Attest. FRANCIS BAcoS, Res'''er.
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TESTIMONIALS.

.purins the time I occupied the once OF Commits
seusr Of patents, n II. Eppr, ESQ, OF Boston, did
business the Patent Once ~ Solicitor Tor procuring
Patents. There we're feu, any persons acting In thai
capacity, vho had much business before the Patent
once ana there we're none Who Conducted u viii
more skIil, ndelity AMI success. regArd Mr.. Eddy
a. one Of the best Informed and most skiia Patent 30
lieors In the United States, and have no hesitation 70
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
morv competent and Trustworthy, aud uorv capable u
putting the applications In form TO secure for them
an early and favorable consideration 81 the Patent o.
ace. EDMUND BURKE,
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AMERCIAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATEN''
(LArs Agent or Y. =. Patent 0Fricr, WAsHsofos
rSpER rHE ACT or 1917
M 76 S,ate Street. opp1sitA KilbY St, Boston

lLATu AUNT w ". =. Ekftst offisst
rSpER rHE ACT OF 1871
No 70 Safe Street. opposite Rilby st., Boston
fTHR an extensive practice a upwards nj twent,
\ years, continu-s to secure "stents In the lnte'
States also In Great britain, France AMI other orvir
countries. Caveats. Specifications, Assignments, 40,
all papers Drawings Tor Patents, executed on efh
terms and with aesIatch. Researches made Into Amer
lean or Foreign works. to determine the validity or ulh
y q Patents Inventions, legal OF othrr a''cc
Rendered In all matters touching tbs same. Copies OF
the claims of any Patent furnished BY remtting one
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest In New England
but through Il inventors have advantages Tor securing
patents or ssceraining the patsnahiy u inventions
unsurpassed BY u not immeasurably superior to, any
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given below prove that none 10 MORE sUCCkssfl L
Attic PATENT OfFII * than the subscriber and N
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AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
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moderate. The immense practice OF the s.bscnber dur
ing twenty years past has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection OF specifications and ocal decisions rel
alive 81 patents These besides his extensive library OF
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granted In the United States and Europe, rrnier him
able, beyond question, to oer superior facilities Tor oh
tanning patents.
Al neeessiy Of journey to Washington to procure
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Al n Court 1t Probate held a, kennebunk, within
aud for W. county OF York. % the frst Tuesd.,
IN Msr.h, iu The year of our Lora eighteen hun
drrd sn,l ff,, seven, by the Honorable III.
ward D. B,uns. Judge OF said Conn:
. AMUEL WEbHER. guardian at Samuel u
- Nciniir- and + Izsbetr l. MclniI'e, minor
aud ehllJr-u II Jeremiah Wclniirc, late VI York,
In said Couniy, d-ressed, having prosecuted hl,
sec nd account " Guardianship u bIs sad ward
for siiowsnee
ORpkREp, Thai the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy ot This
,,,l,., 10 Ice published three WEEKS successi.ely ~
the Uuiou aud Eastern journal, prir,rd at B'jde.
fad, IN said county, that they NAV appear al y
Prohs,e Court to he held a, Bddeioct, IN SAID
county, on the hrs, TUESDAY Of May neri, nj
ten of be clock IN the ioren..on aud shew cause,
ilsny they have, Why the sane should no'oe al
lowed &c..
IL Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
A true COPY, Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register
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LIGHT! Light! LIGHT!

Just received, an assortment e
Uford's Patent Lamps.
ior burning Gres.- 90 Cheap oil, giving hngh
clear light at srnali eSpsnsc. For ssle at Menu.
laciupT's prices, bv
GEO l. GOODWIN, Sole Agent Zoo sscn
Itry ltih. -
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Al . Couri oi Probate held NJ kennsbunk, within
and for the County Of York, on tue iirs' Tues
day of March, in the year u our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and flly..even, by 'hr
Honorable Edward Z. Bourne, Judge Of sad
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17
THE OPPOSITION PARTY AT THE SOUTH.

Although but single savehoding State cast It's eectora
vote against Mr. Buchanan the last Presidential election
the vote for Fillmore elsewhere the South large and in
three or four States nearly balanced the sham Democratic
strength. The combined Americans and Wings conse
queny, though defeated not respondent Considering h
odds against hem they supposed there good to take
courage end 60 ahead The course of the Administration
since Mr. Buchanans election even claimed to have fur
nished them new eaptaas to at first view nigh
But the late elections have opened their eyesn nan
ces, wa should Judge rather wide
The opposition at the South has cone to sense of its lo
condition. I leaders the Of their ways. but il
death bed conviction little prudent foresight few
years ago. would have practically served better purpose THAI
any amount Of pentence The calamity that has beae
them is one they had every to expect Southern
Wings and Southern Americans have both spurned golden
opportunities The time has been and than once when
they might have co-operated with true of the North
conservative ground, in such to have SAVED h
country much Of its dissension and disgrace Going
back only three four years. let US Sc what they have been
doing.
In 1852 the two great parties had alike given the country
solemn Of quiet the subject Of Slavery Zach
affirmed its acquescence in the compromise Of so
declaring that adjustment TO be "fna settlement of the
question, How much that odious and bitterly offensive
the people Of the free States contained n those meas
ues need not here reheare Northern Wings, however
accepted the platform 10 good faith. II they gave Gen Scott
but The electoral of Massachusetts and Vermont our can
ddate received no better support at the South The country
wanted quiet The abolition vote cast for j. P hale but
rHing, compared even with that cast for Van Buren, four
years previously "Agitaton" manifestly discount
was fast dying out.
How came this violent strife to be Tevyed-revived oc
with earnesness and effect before unknown Everybody
understands WHERE and when and how this bitter contest be-
gan The Richmond Whg tells that all these m;schiefs
are be attributed to the National Democracy North and
South" %They have fed and lourshed upon agitation
says the Why, "fOr the last twenty-five years." Grant it,
Pierce Douglas and the sham Democracy the first to
give the country pledges Of quiet this subject and they
were the first to in this most excited we'll as most
excusabe and wicked Of all pro slavery agaliOn contempt
Of the people TO whom their sacred faith pledged in favor
Of the opposite course But unfortunately the history o
bis business does not end here.
The Southern Wings are themselves responsible for The
cOusummaOc Of this per6dy. They indispensable its
accomplishment They even wed with Southern Democrats