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BIDDEF0RD, NAY g. 1857.
THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS


THE following described Real Estate, compris
i ing House Lots, and other properly, eight!
situated Ia the villages Of Saco and Biddsiord,
will be sold by the proprietors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The Housc LOU, about 400 10 number, are
principally situated In Ssco, between the Railroad
DEPICTS Of Biddeford aud Saco-a portion of then.
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding \
ine view Of both villages. They are advantage.
ously situated for the residence of persons having
business In either Saco or Bddeioid, being within
elk minutes walk Of Main street aud Pepperrll
Square, Saeo, and Ave minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop aud Cotton Mill Of the Lsconia, Pep.
per.ll and Water Power Corporations OF f,idde.
feet WIDE, resting on granite piers, and with ie.
walks has been built across the Saco River. Illus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, aud placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor
ner. From this bridge q street Is gnded ~ the
Railroad Cruising on Wuier street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been lsid out, extending along the margin Of the
Sseo River, and to " alter street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Comma. iooeis, extending into the country from.
Ssco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Biddr
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propri..
tor have dOScn or more house lots for .als ON
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge and
within two minutes walk VI the work shops aud
mills on ssid island.
They will sell also in lots Of from one TO Eve
scres, as may be wanted, tract VI land adjoining
tina, which is reserved for house lots. Said irsc,
consists VI ~ Scres, aud 10 situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs to the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rode
Of the Saco Depot.
Wapra otes, Dpeda will he 0ivsn af all iot, .rld
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HAS been before the public moro than 20 year
nd i deseredly popular in tho cure Of
,psvins, Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls, Pol
Evil. Callous Cracked Heels. Gall Of all kind
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises. Fistula. 81,
CAST, Sand Cmcks. Strains. Lameness Pouu
dsred Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango, Foo
Rot In Sheep, Garget In Cows, Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals, External Poisons PAINT
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corn
whitlovs, Burns and Scalds Chillbl1ins, Chap
ped Hands, Champs Contractions Of the Nui
cleA Svellings. Weakness Of the Joint, Caks
brasta Sore Nipples, Piles. DO.
E4-Psmphlets gratuitously Furnished By agsnl
With Testimonials Of tn utility.
All orders addressed TO the Propiston, II.
'ucKss 4 Co, Lockpor, N. Y.
vEfa sls BY Druggists and Merchants gsn
rally. through the United States, British Poslsl
lens. and other Countriea And bv
". q. Dyer, L. ntral ca, BiIdeford Trisram Gilman
Saco and by Druggists generally. Wholesale By u. w.
lay, Portland Weeks Potter Burr, Foster 4 Co.,
Boston. IS
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND uuMoR sYUP.

To the Pablo. Whereas, one Charles II. Kent
has been couterfitns my Allied Ointment. and panlns
on upon the public On article under the name Of the
''0snuine Allied Ointment" which ointment 10 Q base
Imitation Of mine. have commenced action against
the sid Kent for the ne Professor Hayes stats As
seyer Cor the State Of Massachusetts, amer having anal
ysd the too aricles, says-" Chemically consitered
thes~ Two samples cannot b pronounced 70 be alike.
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulating
following names prove, Wis A. W. sraAAHs, A. 8. BuH
ga. loss 3. srlVsosp, N, 1. MsaaiLL. Sworn 70 b.
fore me, N. W. Harmon, J, p. =. d. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass. June II, 1855.
Aessss. Dr.. James sawyer. and Augustus Sawyer
Biddeiori r. Gilman, and d. L. Mitchell, Saeo IT,
u. Hay, Portland, General Agent. 1y2o
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'0TTS'S LIGHTNING RODS.
Pom PROFESSOR LOOMS Of oa

aHsvins for the past years given cousiders-
bic attention 10 the various departments VI elec-
trieal science, aud having examined many light.
ming conductors, North and South, have no hes
ansy 10 prouounciny Oils Patent Insulated Light.
ming Conductor, a. embodying more VI The nscss.:
sary scientific principles, and Of the conditions Of
certain profession, than any new In ass IN The
county.
The elegant and perfect method Of insulation
constitutes It's chief excellence, while Il combines
ali the advantages Of other rods. VAN ths rod
>assss through gias rsss, v1ieA are sxyported
5y n.tal;e sron SOlts, scrssssj snts ~ ~aAs Of tI
kouss. as In the old method, the glass 70 easily
bsuIen. lst, BY being in,erposed between tvo
metallic surfaces ID, BY the condensation Of the
atmosphere before an electrical current, d. by The
violent collapse Of tho mir which Immediately fol.
Iovs-snd 9Th, by the heat Of The electrical die
charge, like the pouring Of bot water into glass
iumbler The insulstors, heing ihna broken. the
electrical auid Is even invited into the building,
lby The roS coming 10 contact with the iron holt J
Sflny Aous,s viii his iSsps.fses protection, AoSs
Sesn csssreysf ~ ightaisS. Bui = lew day. sinee
/ say q small brick house struck, though yroteetsJ
BIZ two such rods. regard the inventor OF this
,..p oatuetor % benefscior oil mankind. IN hav.
,ny furnished tho world with ~ certain pnaec.
lion TO life and property sgain., the most terrific
agent. 1.N. LooAlS'
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This cut represents Ohs' ImyrovsS insslaier-
4 beinQ The collar which secures the insulstor 10
he building--B the solid glass bo introduced be-
tween the rod aud building-C he lateral point,
with the aperture through which Inc rod passes.
CLEAvCS r KIMBALL Of Biddsfsri,
are Agents for the sale OF Town and County
tights Tor Otis's Patent IN this State aud New
Hampshire, and they would add that they know
VI no |. climate business which offers maLy In
ducemsnis to young men Of small capital, a. THIS
Orders addressed to them " 10 D. l.. TOPfAN
Ssco, for rods IN this Co, will receive prompt a.
tenion.
n b. Tho rod running through glass rings
referred to by PioE Loomis, will Be- furnished ans
put up By Otiss Aaeuts for IL 10 cts. Per loot
March 26,h. 1857. l<-9noa
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Pastor ofihe Orthodox Church, BrooLield.
Professor Wood.
IFrm the Mi..ouri Democrat

From the Missouri Democfnt
WOODS HAIR DYE THIS admirable fricls
10 rapidly improving The hair. No article VI
similar Kind, now before the pubic, enjoysa bet.
i,r reputation as u restorative aud invigoraiing
hair tonic. Its peculisr chemical qualil'e. have
beneici, elect upon the growth aud character
VI the air, giying silky aud glossy texture 10 that
which was formerly Ut cOarc and dry nature.
Il has, also, we understand, tendency ioprrsesvs
destroying or cvunieraciing the eheris Vt age
With such recommendation IN it, iayor, we hard.
ly perceive how any lady or gentleman should he
without 80 valuable an adjunct 10 their toilet.
o. J. WOOD & Co., Proprie,Its, 3l2 Broad.
way. New York, and ia Market Street,
3ml3 ST. LOUIS, Mo,
scli ny all Druggists here
hGESTs.-IH BiddsJord. J. sawyer IN So<s, Q.
s. Mitchell, successor to ID. L. Mitchell. Wholesale
Agents Bosten, Weeks Potter. In Portland, w. u.
Hay. snosU
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PianofOrtes and MelodeOns,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. R. HORTON & co.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering's kplendd Q and
Octave Pianos. N NJ. loves Cottage Pianos
plain case, improved action 9 10 Octave. Price,
3l75 Also. Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperior tone
and finish. All Of the above instruments are fol
sale on terms which defy competition.
Streets
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon
Guitar, and in thorough Bass.
DID instruments taken 10 exchange for new
second hand Pianos and Melodeons for sale OF
the most reasonable terms. ly47
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS

(Llrs AGuIr oV U. :. PAruss orrIcs, wAsHIssfos'
pSpsR TIE ACT W 1917
No. 70 State Street, opposite Knby g., Boston
4 TrER an extensive practice q upwards OF twenty
"A years, coutinu.s to secure 'stents In the ehsI
states a.o In ursat britain, France and Other fesn
counries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments an,
Al. Payers Drawings for PAtents, executed on res'
terms and With aespatch. Researches made inso Ams,
lean &c Foreign wrts, to determine the validity OF e
ty 10 Patents Inventions all legal ~ oth.r eves
Rendered In all matters touching The same. Copls o.
the elaine of sny Patent furnished By remttins one
iollSr. Assignments recorded ut Washington.
This Agency 10 not ONLY the isrgest In Neg knSsps
bat through invensors have slsAntAgss 6r sseurins
patents or AscertAnng the pstensabiliV Of invsneone
unsarpAased by, u not inmeasurabl superior W, ny
which can b. o6ersd them elseshere The teelmonsi'
given below prove that none 10 MORE SUCCkSSIlL
AT TIE PATENT OFF, than the subscriber and :.
SUCCESS Is TIL. BEST PROOF o. ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would sdd thst he has abundant
reason TO believe and prove Mat at no other once
Of the kind, are the chargs for professional services %
moderate. The lmmense practice q the sLsGrtosf du
Ing twenty years past, hes enabled him 70 eccuinuAS
vast collection OF specifications end ocsl decslons rel
alive to patents These, bsdos HE extensive library Of
legal and mechanical vorkA md full accounts OF penss
granted Ia the United Ststes aud narops, render lin
sbs, beyond question. to onsr snpsrior ctes er o.
tanning patents.
All necessity Of Journey to Washington 10 procure
PATENT aud the ususi delay thsrs here saved
inventors.
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Donuw oulp 1DGGus
DR.. SAN FOR DIS
INVIGORATOR
Or Liver Remedy:

: ANY ONE TROUBLED
o alsly relieves cholic, while
One do.e. oflenrrleated
6isa sure cure for cholera
Il morbus, and q sure pre-
tentative Of cholera.
%. dose taken often
will preventive recurrence
! u billou. attacks, whileit
relieves all painful feel
I Tugs.
: n One or two doses
y taken occasionally 10 one
J Of the best remedies for .
!. cold ever Known.
y Thousands of cases o
n inflammation and weakness
'Sof the lungs have been
cured by the Invigorator.
tine dose. takena short
= tine before eating, gives
yigorto the appetite, aud
, mases food digest well.
4 One dose, often repeat.
Z ed. cures chrome dlarr-
hma Ia its worst forms,
while summer aud bowel
. complaints yield almost
. 10 the first dose.
= One or two doses curcs
\ attacks caused by sorIns,
: while for worms In chill.
dren, there 10 no sursr,
. saier, AMI speedier renee
dy In the world, ~ II new.
. er falls.
There II no exaggefa-
\ ton In these statements.
RThey Areplain AMI sober
facts, that We can gtyeev
idensv 10 prove, while all
: who use IL are giving their
4 unanimous testimony In
its favor.
\ We wish oil who are
: sick AMI drbilitaiei " us
this remedy, aud test u
] thorvushly, and any who
[ are not benefite,l by It's
use We should like TO hear
frvu them, rs Ne have YET
, To hear ffum the hrst per-
son who has used q bottle
! Of Invigurator without re-
ceiying benefit, Cor there
are such astonishing mt,i.
1ieirai virtues In IL, that
4 all. no inter how long
Z IN y have been effected,
. u their complain, arises
lfrom . derAnged liver,
rly cared.
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.During the time occupied the once Of Comnis
soner Of patents, H. II. Eppr, hsq., Of Boston, did
business al the Patent once ~ Solicitor for procuring
Pstents There we're iev, anS persons setny In tsl
eauscity vho had much business before the Pstsn
Odics and there we're none vho Conducted Il With
more skiii, fidelity and success. regard M. Aldy
A one Of the best informed and taOst shl Patent 30
lictors In the United Ststes, and have hesitation
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
mort competent and Trustworthy, and more capable
putting their applications In form to secure for then
IN early and favorable consideration 81 the Patent o.
nee. hpMVNp BURKE,
Late Commissionsr OF Patents ~
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Bulbous:.Flowering Roots,


Por Spring and Autumn Planting, such - Amaryllis
Gadiclu lily scinths Tulips, crown lmperiAis iAis's
AMERICAN SEEDS!
Collections Of seeds Of American Forrest Trees and
shrubs and Of rare and beautiful American Plants, VII
he supplied suitable to send 70 Europe and other soun
tries.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Carrots. Deets. English Tuinps, Cabbages, Cueum'
bers. Parsnips, Ruta Bags, Msngsl wurtssl, Onions
Lon. Orange Carrot, oes. for ied eulturs 81 per h.
Improved Ruta Bass, (ane Auerisan) "
Long Red Nangel wurtSsi,
English Turnips,
Yor saie al o. peerpss. snd the Union store. saeo
Elias Ilarmon's and Cummings 4 wsdgvooi's store,
O'dd''''d '''' Al the S''i pHSfsL MAnosY.
Practical 0srdsner.
The proprietor OF The Commercial Nursery beys .sv.
&c state that the grounds appropriated Nile % abl,h
rnent have been esrely prepared by hissef Tor the
Nursery Business, and ths the stock has been ludci'
co.sy selected from the most approved varieties ano
all the practical operations have been performed " him
self or under his own eye With view to yin Tor his Boz
tancai st rate reputation fo accuracy
The Fruit and Ornamental Tress, fovsring shrubs,
Roses, Vines md CreePsrs, are Of rar ana valuable
varieties and are Ia good eondson f5r transrauting
The proprietor embraces ills opportunity 10 ASSURE
the public that he has hal nearly thirty yeas expe'
rsnce In bis VOCATION both Ia Europe and this county
and that his horticultural The resu OF eive.
application to his profession during the Whole OF tns'
period consequently the public may hel assured hA'
MI orders entrusted to him will be faithfully And promp''
ly executed.
Inexperienced purchasers OF Trees arc ofien Imposed
upon by dealers Who represent them 70 be What thr)
MT. pot consequently ! would say 70 all, buy youi
trees from . Nurssrymsn where yos vli be hteiy '"
yet fair dealings, and not refuse or small SUM- sucn ~
are commonly sold by travelling agents, at M exofol'
tant price, ali things considered. A. general rule
home industry ought - be encouraged aud by % doing
you will promote your own Interest.
Saco, March IL, 1851. lhi
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IS REQUIRED TO CURE
With Liver Complaints, un-S,
lea the most Desperate Of
cases, when the sseond0l
bottle will, with scarce avx'
single failure, restore the
patient To heal III AMI Wig
Or. We wish ~ call the
attention Of ell 10 these
hscts that the lnyig"rator
10 compounded by {, ply. q
slcian, Who has used II In !
his prs,tice Cor the past
twenty years, with u suc.0
cess almost inerejible, aud -.
that II 10 entirely vegeta--s,
HE, being composed whol.yb
lyof gums. -
sonl.idea ofthe strength
OF these gums may be
form d whenit Is known n
enc bottle Of the Invigora.>
tor contains ~ M NC ~
strength rs one hundredS
doses Of cLolnel, without N
AZ OF Ia dsleterious 81.
fecu.
One bottle 10 the surestNS
thing known TO carry AZ,
var the bad fleets Of min
cral poison OF any kind. -
Only one bottle Is need-h1n
ed TO thro~ out VI the sys
TEN the effects u me'licine
aftsr q long sickness.
One bottle taken Tor .
Jsandice removes oil yell !.
loWness or unnatural col. -
or from the skin.
One dose After eating 10
ssficlent 10 relieve the
stomach and prevent theV
food fro1 rising and sour
Ing.
Only one dose taken be- -
fore retiring prevsnu -
nightmare. J
One dose taken ut nishtM
lsosens the bowels gently
and cures eostiyensss. a
One dOse taken amer =
vsch meal will cure dye
pepsia- z
one dose OF two tea-
spoousful will always re--
iievs sick h-adsehe. ~
One boltle taken for le-'
male distraction remove a
the cause Of the disease, q
and m, kes . perfect cure. 70
Only one doso immedi-1-
I'll Be ben. fitsd, N not entire
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SPRING
4 SUMMER
TRADE!
N0W 02EN!
JUST RECEIVED
III extensive
Assortment
ul goods for
Genilrmcn's
wcsr, al We
~ great variety OF
style, particularly adapted
10 the season, al the Sioso VI
n 4
OWEN & MOllLTON'S /!

Their Stock consists OF Broadcloths, Of
every Color aud Qualify; Cashncreis,
Eimenelts, Sa,ine,,s, Tweeds, D1eskins,
and vvsling, Of the richest variety and
pattern, among which may be found Plaia
aud Fancy Silk Velvet,, Six Grsnedenes,
Saiins, Mareies, Vslenciis, Cashmere,
&c. Any oflhe above goods they wi
sell by the yard, at the very loves, pei
ses, or will manufacture into genllemen's
Garments oferery description, In the moot
Fashionable and nea'csl mauncr possible,
snd 10 AL cases warranted TO give per.
feet satisfaction. Ttey have also re.
ceived u tine selection Of Gcntlemen's
Furhishin Goods consisting of Neck and
w Poke, Kerchie.s >, Napoleon Neck
AN Ties, Stocks, Scarf. Gloves, sus.
~ pendsrs, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, &e.
They have on hand, sndare conlinu.
uiiy Manufacturing Goats of all descrp.
lions, 10 the lalesis styles, snd ma work.
manlikc manner, which are offered at the
lowest prices. They have on hand the
largest assor iInent pi w
sis TO DO found IN th
G county, consisting
OF all the vafiuusl
nd, being too nulner
on> 10 men tinn. The
particular attention OF
gentlemen u IB,ilrd
TO their ex iensive sio
* VI Pan Ialooasand
Pdniaioon Go'sds, con
sisiing oi more than
100 dllTer ent styles,
mapyofw hlch ars
elegant IL of yeiy
fine trY,ur e They
give their aiicn,io
n To CUT Ing gar
ineuis lor others
To manu- ariure
,oS:.:..'' o. o."
... Saco. May 1t
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IHfom The Bo,lnn ucraldl

SOMETHING WORTH KSowiso by using Pro
lessor Woods Hair Restorative, gray hair eau 10
permanently restored To lis original color. The
subjoined ceriifcaic iron JoAnoa K Stone. Gar.
diner, Maine, Is but one VI the many instances
that are daily coming tO our knowledge, VI its
wonderful elects. Il 10 No longer prJblenaiicri,
but u cell evident truth. ~ hundIsds In our com.
munily can testify.
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0.RmSrR. Maine. June % ISIS

DEAR Sin; have used Two bottles VI Profess.
or Woods Hair Restorative, sud can truly 10y IL
Is the greatest discovery OF the sge tor restoring
and changing the tnir. Before using IL, ] visa Q
insn oi seventy. My hair has now attained ito
original coloi. You can rcommeud Il 10 the
world without the leust ear, as my ease was one
VI the wort kind Yours respectfully
-r DANIEL N. MURPHY.
Professor o. J. WoOD.
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Fran 4, ,r,,,.t co.r,,,,c.s,.

Tysa hsyrsssat CoaR,sstessr.
"Arersr II, distributing the time have held The
once Of Commissioner Of Patents, II. Eddy, ksq oi
Boston, has been extensively eagsgsd In the ansscion
OF business with the once, ~ eolieitor. lie 10 thor
ouxhy acquainted with the Lag, and the rules Of prsc-
sies Of the Once regard him u the most cape
bic and saeeessfal practitioners With whom have had
oncial intercourse. CuAS. MASON,
ly3J Commissioner Of Patsnts
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Professor o. J. woOD.

BRooKriKLp, Mass January ~, 1855
DEAR SiK: Having made a uiul II your Hair
Restorative, II gives me pleasure TO say that its
effect has l'een excellent In removing inaamma.
lion, dandruif and a constant itching tendency
with which have been troubled iron childhood
aud has also restored my hair, which WIS becom.
ing grsy, Ia It, original coio,. ! have used no
o,her article will anything like the pleasure and
prUit. Yours Truly,
TX. BRAGG.
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Places wanted for Children.
Farm for sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated In the norihrrly
"A part ofthe city Of BDldeiolj. four niles from
The civ mills, containing thirty i've acre, ol mus,
excellent grass land, divided inio moving. flag,
.nd pasiuring. Also, a new house, ~ BY ~, an
L 10 by "a, well flushed outside aud partly inside.
A.so. barn 70 by 81. u any one u IN want II
nah iunn, they will do well To can l,vior- buyins
elsewhere. There IL more land .,ljUning which can
be ha if desired. OLIVER RUMEltf.
RilJefori, Manrh Goth, 1857. l3if
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:, Assa,Ism,a Of Boston write. to hi. TREND in

A gentleman OF Boston writes TO his friend IN
New lediord thus:
To your inquiries, would reply. that when I
frrt commenced using Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, my hair was almost white, aud had
been Zoe the last ten years aud II was very thin
on the top " my head, aud very lore, and pulled
Vut freely; hut Z found that before had used oil
the second bottle, (Which was eight wrrLs) my
hair was entirely changed 10 ils original color,
light brown, and Is now ire from dsndiuif snd
quito MOST. have had my hair cot Eve or six
times since the change, and have lever seen any
thing like white hair starting from the roots aud
Il Is now rs .hick ~ u ever wss, sud does not
ccne oui o. oil. lthss proved in my case oil that
! could wIsh to ask.
July I, 1855. Yours etc.,
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rJ,HI5 Press " i'll prin, from any kind Of Type.
i Dice, Wood Cuts, OF Eeciro,yPes, giving no
rsrfsct an IMPRESSION a. any other press now IN
use, and NAV he used by any lad VI ordinary ca
p.ci,y. Al kisds VI yspcy end Ornamental rhst'
ing NAV be executed siib his Press In ise neat
eel possible manner, Asy hind Of Psper Oh whs'. .
ever quality " colofr may % sseo' ssmY '"S'
also. sll k,nds ofcsrd.board.
This Prees 10 most admirably adapted Tor pfi,''
ing shop Bills, Labels, Visiting or Buaness Csrd-'
BiII Heads, Envelopes, RsiirOad Receipts, Tea,
Cod.s. or Salt Bags, and ssa Copying Press, 10
.nn.,,,,, 10 suy thing now in use. The larger
,ils will be found very useful TO printers for TAX
ing ProoE.het Impressions, and dong J"o WORK.
Il NAV he used by merchants, professional men,
os any one who may wish card Of any slnu.1
This Press is very simple, strong, durable ana
,.as,ly ken, in order. The smallest sipe oscupIrs
a space ~ by inches, weighing oniy 10
pounds, and Will be furnished
FOR THE LOW PRICE OF FIVE DOLLARS.
There are three -i1e.-the Is sise prints sheet
of paper 5 by 6inches the $40 size prints sheet
of paper = by ~ inches, the 3!oslse prints sheet
of % per - by II inches, and on the receipt VI
the above named prices, the presses will be Sent
to any part Of the country.
Atew hour. work, by = email boy, will cave
the cost Of this Press, and do he work ~ we'll ~
the most skiful workm,n. Our frends and Tie
N" uo hi. WONDER Of THE AGE! which is on
exhibition aud for sale at la Washington stree,
6r,, door north Of the Old South Church. Al
orders Promptly attended ~. Address, (possase
stamp enc'esed,)
LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
IA washiu0ssu Sc, Boston.
All kind. Of Paper, Cards, Envelopes, BRONZE
and Inks for sale. I1AGENTS WANTED.
Boston. April, 1897. sml|
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22
HATS !lil!!, |iR. HATS ! A..
Ell a II .
JUST RECEIVED BY
I. Dame & Sen,
LARon ASSORTMENT OF
Kossuth Hats T. Caps
Constantly for sale st
No, I, DRERMG'S BRICK BLOCK.
Saco, March 6'h, 1857. lUf
PROF. o. J. WOODS
Hair Restorative =!
Producins Hair on Bald Heads,
.a.r and Restoring
Grey Hair to its Natural Color.

THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED
l. Preparation has never Jailed 10 pfvduce .
growth on Bald Heads, when used according TO
the direction. and turn b.ir bac. 10 its original
color, amer having become gray and reinsiaic 10
In all its original health. iusre, soiinees and beau.
". Removes at once pll scurf, daudrun aud IN.
pleasant itching, scroiula, crupuons AMI feyerish
heat from The scalp. Il also preyents the hair
from becoming unhealthy and falling od, and
hence acts ~ perfect