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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24
SUMMER I,EsOnTs.


Attic MARBLE HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
At tbs oommod9us resiencs dehgh.fuy oeaed on high
rgss end only sht minue. wsIs from the erry erensve
Apply Al or address Marble House, Ne. Brighton.
COLLINS HoUsE. GREAT HARRINGTON. BEsKsHrRE
" ccuny kssaohuset The house delghfmly stnsted
view o. h. plo,uis,qae nd hesssy regn Il Is bai With
s ne modem uproysmen,' with spacious rooms s5d psr
,@pe os ss,s sns rg1nns sgn p sssu o %Pd soG
gp Ss y B Ssg 5.sdiI fss bos nsar he
&c, on When the cnaaSor .posen !, 10 time Pure noun
n atmosphere impars vgor 10 every one during oar ho'
EoREsr house., BUI Ds LAVE SIS SUN
mer rerysi This place " unequssed Those who sreh
messsy 70 Ss ssors ~ are bssal and scars ,ss
AcceSs can 9c bad hber twice day ~ the Norris ans W.
ss distance BY ssss rom rslro.d 70 IRE Forea Hous
G % sssv ps o bd iSs'sfI s' f 1'S S
NV YORK TO TIE WINE worErAISs DIRECT;
beautiful ron, lsses N New Engand for escs and map,
o. The route spry Al The Nes yuk aud New Havon Railroad
Office, Twenty seventh street
ER.scIss HYDE Gsner,l Asen. ooun. River R.lro,d
SHREwsBURY-rHE sussCaBxR INFORMS TEN
pa6hs shst 10. fs-in ho.el rort washngo, is cpsr
I.r es recspnon ol b9"isrs end v,rs re rooms arr
san tend 70 IRE oornfor, Of hose vsbps TITS hotel
SCI BA1 III, AND SUMNER RKsIDxsoE-UyIIEn
~ h'sts Hotel Long Branch, ~ j., where permaoent %
rsnsient bosrder ran find rood tables airy Rows attentive
servants plenty Of Rnusenens and olsss c~mpany.
IA y CRATER, proprietor
BATHING AND rIsHTF0.- rssrP PAvff1bN Il. T.
~ ibis bcauilu hoc for the reception OF visit
nrs ano ufnshed not 10 be equaed By any house IN ne
state Its lghied throughout WITH fhsney and besa
uul steam Yacht tona runs IN connection with tie house %
Fire ssnd swing opportunity OF seeing The grea, South
bay And enjoyhK iuri bathing fare each way 70 cents
Isns leave BrooklJn a. A. n and sf W. Sages st the
;. wRIgHT.
GBA VIEW HOSE, BIGHLANps, n J.-THE PRO
~ priei-r bee - corn fs friends that he has s1ne sey
pe1ert rooms dt rTare0 an would ~ happV ~ acc NJ
o. Q lev more ltmes single per3urs With nrs. Gass
load. foaa leave Tot o Re- ilaon street feig -
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1IoRHrNG BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIARY
N landings-Thr fast and spacious steamer BROADWAY
vi leave pier foot OF Jay street Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday morning. ., O'Clock A H. making The usual
landings.
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REV ARDS.


ar RFwlRp-srRAyED OR STOLEN
nd pren,l,es q mule lemon color, about
Win short name, and sp7t OF Q RICK ON the
lsCth street, between ihiru SUI ruu,,n avch,
place, 10 JOIN Beederman.
40 RFwnRD.-srRAyKD FROM rHK
SlU twenty ninth street and Ninth avenue,
~ me 18Th trst, n bay pony, loss tail name IN
one white hind foot, and white streak down
ev,r will return him 70 the subscriber, at ~
viii receive ne above rtward WRIGHT
0On RrWARD-rO wATCHMAKERs
pZU lers-Len At store, tsupposed IN Br
the month OF April, gold .wasch, hunting 20
made by Joseph French, Liverpool ssid wv
n. g. Devine. Any oue having the same wi
ON his family BY sadressins note % Vim. u.
7s8 Post Office.
d, N REWARD --sTOLkN FROM TpF
v " 20 hast Fifteenth street, a sold watch
Nuirhead glasgow. with the roJa Arms OF
face. The back engraved, having shield In c.
a hand holding crown. Reward ra,d az abo'
tons @scd Pawnbrosers plesse lake notice
@lOO PEW ARD.-fOsr, or has NOR
DlUU I'D, a pockeibo,k containing tw.
ssyaSe u he u osr Of john a SsO', s sspgs
be paid the finder BY returning The SANE 70
WASHINGTON street.
0DAn REwlRD.-I,OsT I'm UoIea
pAUV strh rtreet 70 Fuo~ market. yeei
nine hundred and ten dollars, eiabt one hund 2
tefouOwing banks, es near 80 I can Te-colle
ManhstMn Cnpsny. two on ife Artieana' y
MARKET Bank. ard one on the Broadway; one
collect what bank, two tveptifs on ne aufrAsi
one twenty ON the d rtisans' The above reWf
and the sincere iharts OF the owner |. ror
had Ia the world, BIZ cAlwng At 10, slrih slr
Futon In market DURLEg
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IA LEARN THAT SOME OF TIE Off fERS OF rdE
" Ninth Regiment New York State Militia visitsd b. In
vsior the West Point Military academy Tussday las,
who desire To return III r 'hanhs Lieut. Donaldson Of Com
commanding officer Of the engineer for the
able inform alton he hem rning the der depart
ments Of this truly NOBLE nsut ton.
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ITO LRT-ONE OF TIE BEST LoUA1l
j Third avenue, suited for any Kind Of
deep, $50 Third avenue. between Twenty eevt
eighth streets Apply to BLEKMAN { 93l
Third averue, corner Of twenty eighth stree
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TWO TRIPS DAILY FOB GLEN cow BANDS -oINI
Great Neck and Whte Stone. The steamer CROroH
Capt VIM III. Wood will acknowledging 3let
Wood ss a. ~ Glen Cove al $50 NJ and r u. Sand
NJ, White Stone rs A. n and r. NJ. Leaves r, alp
New YORK. At 945 A. N. ard AIS r. NJ The Cro,on newt
fitted for comfort and speed and affords hae
up the Sound and returnhe public houses snd grounds
the various points being In hne order for vises Noc
The middle IMP win be omisd THURSDAY Fare 0lss
Cove. s.
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no LBSLTwO PARLohS, OEA siTrIR,
I bedrooms kitchen, with wash tubs, be
vatey closets, gas, ornamental cornices vaul,
ourt yard to stre<t and within Irty four mi,
Hall by Els 18th avenue cays and 10 70 10 N
beautiful houses on FiftF FIRST street, neAr Eis
lu're NJ n Coentiss slip second s6or y on 4
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Slafc Of Maine.
cSnss, Of Y~l, SIS.

$500 = February 10, 1857.
TAKEN on execution IN favOrot Mary Il. Lind.
u scy,of Lsbsnou, Ia said County, w,do aud
Administrators vi lhe gosis ssd esl.te OF Charles
X. Lindsey, I.ie of said Lebanon, Esquire, dc.
ceased, against Eli McCtlis nj Lebanon aforesaid,
yeoms,,, and viii be- sold ai Public Aucion nj Toe
Store at Oliver Hansco.n, IN LEBANON Aforesaid,
ou the 2sih day u March, A. d. 1897, NJ wv"
clocl In the afternoon, III the right IN equity u
redemption which the said Eli McCr'llis, ~ Msy'
A. ID 1855 al the time when the equity OF feden'p.
ton II the following Described real estate, was AL
tschrd on the original wni. had in and IL redeem
the k,i,owing described farm on which the salu
Eli McCrl,, now lives, situated In the southwest.
civ pari of said LEBANON, bounded sou,heriy ny
the highway Ieediag fran the Ksoi, ~ called, IN
SAID Lebanon 10 Shorey's Mills, 10 Rochester -
essirrIy by The rad leading ffom said highway
no,ihery by the dwelling house Vt the ~ d III ME-
Chilli, auJ by land sei oil on execution sRa,nst
said iii 10 Parks g. Harm - noiihrry by Land eel
oil us aforesaid 10 Parks & Harris, aud hy land Of
stephen SLbrry, and D. called the john McCnllls
fam, co,np,i.ins the homestead farm wh,reon
Johu McCrllis ant. said Eli row live, excepting 20
mn, n of said lar,u NJ has been heretofore sci Oh
iIy levies ON two executions aasinst said Tn Me-
Crillis one In favor oil Dsnltl 3 kiinball, The
olher 10 favor VI Mrrsrs Parks X Hairs. SAID
farm above described being under a moIigsse
deei irym said Eli McCnllis. To Charles Lind'
seq. Esquire, late Of sail Lebanon, which mort
gage deed, is recorded IN said Y,rk County Kegs
Try.
ry Conditions OF payment, and the amount
due on said mortgage, made known al the ''''e
aud place OF sale --
5wo SIMON TEBBErS, Deputy Sheriff
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DAMAGE ny FRIsuErs. Chicago Fs6. ID.
The damage by the frcshet to the Illinois
and Michigan Canal will proven, its open
ing till the first Of May.
Great Bend Ftb 10. The bridge at Mar
rowsburs on the Erie Railroad, which was
temporarily repaid, was again washed away
LIST night, and il will take two weeks to re-
pair il.
81. LOUIS, Fec. 10 Accounts from south
eastern Missouri sta,o that great destruction
Of property was oecasioncd in consequence
ofthe recent unprecedented rise in the riy-
crs in that par, Of the State. The los to the
Iron Mountain Railroad is estimated at
100000.
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OPINIONS OF rnE CikRoY. vrGrraBtr PuL
sosAKr BAIsAM for Co1g4s, COii' and Con
mmpt'on.
The lale Rev. Dr.. LEosARp WooDs, Andove'
Mass, wri,es-"Froln a long Use Of the Rfs'faa'
Pairssnary Bai,am 10 my family circle, aud u
~one Instances among theological sirdenis, have
bseu led To regard II as scfs aud ,1'eaeion' med
icsns
Rsv. DR. LYMAN BEkcHKR, Boston, says-"i
lave used the Vegetable Puiminary ID isain my
self, With benefit, Ia Catarrhal Coughs aud Co'd,'
and have known Il To be used with go'd effect 10
the early stages Of Painoasry Affections. IN iau'''
lies around me" Rosd Caisr y o. Druggists,
Boston, sole pVprie,ors. Tats no 0tho az there
Irs many issitaiions. Price SOC and 81.
Sold Ia B,djefotd by J. aud A. SAwSER.
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\ Chance 60 make Money.

Lyman, FEB q. 1851.
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Sl,erif,s sale.

r HAVE this day taken, by virtue OF IN execu
i tion wh-r.in Charles II Millikrn !. creditor
and Joseph p Adams and Lyman w for. are
debtors, aud shall sell At public Auction, at tie
fruit dupr of the Buidelord House. IN BlJdeiord,
On "Wednesday, the 9th day 81 March 1877 al
Two O'Clock IN he "i''r,oon al 10, rgnl III equny
which The said Joseph p Adauis now has or hsd
on the ninth day Of October, 1853, the day when
The ssme wa> attached on The original wrl' 10 re-.
hren lots uunheIed 81 aud 90 rs laid down on y
plsn drawn by 3 W. Lulues, of PeisOn " tiar'
Nv. land, bounded norhwrsieriy by Prospect
street aud extending l05 feet thereon. Southwestern.
~ by Granite street and extending o. feet thereon
.ouihea> ipriY hy line drawn parallel ~ Pr'specl
street and 81 feet distant ihe effoni. and northeast
..rly ly ind formerly owned BY g. w Stevens =
Asa, Ih No 30 on the plsn aforesaid, bounded
nnrIbwr-i-r.y IN Pro.p-c, street aud extending
i've rols thereon, norihessierly hJ Birch street aud
extending fly 'eei thereon, and -ou,h-as'eilv and
ou,hwrsie, " by lani formerly owned Nv U. w.
Stevens. the said lois having besn morlpagrd by
J,rrph p Adams To- Auo, w. Page 10y his mott.
GAG. deed dated Jane II. 1885 ncortlrd IN the
York County Registry Of Deeds, Hook go, pages
II. 10 473 on which Is due the sun o. about Que
bundrrd nd ill, i've dollars Al.o, one other 10,
of land numbered - oU said plan bounded north.
asr,Iy nv Birch street, sou,be-.ierly by land
lately ownrd by ). $ Neatly, souihwe'ieny by
La No 50. aud noIihw.>irriy bv sad tu No 80
AI., one other lot numbered 80 bounded north.
sr,isrl, hy Prospect street pnd extending 5ti ftei
tL.rrvn. Guihwrsiery hy aid lots Nu> 6i aud 81
-u,h-ssteiIy by land lately "wne,i by ;. > Neatly,
uuihc.si,Ily by laid lots Nos 20 aud 20, the iw,
last mentioned lot. Icing mmigag,d Ia q. w
"'' - EDWARD a. HENDERSON,
Deputy Sheriff
BiLIe(ori, February %, 1877 $40
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DESTRUCTION OF BRiDors on Tur CnIcorEK
RIVER. During the late freshet the bridges
over the Chieopee river at Collins Depot.
and near the residence Of Mr.. FetnOn, in
BrimGeld were swept, away by the heavy
ice, which destroyed everything in Its
course not properly guarded. The Collins
depot bridge was u new one, on the high
way connecting Wllbraham with Ludlow,
and its destruction is u severe loss The
bridge was divided into four sections, which
were removed whole 20 different localities in
tho meadows below. A solid cake Of ice
covering two acres caused the destruction Of
the wilbrahan bridge, which might have
been secured against such danger by two or
three ice reakcrs.-Sp1n2feld Republican.
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IMPORTANT Nws yaoz MrIIco. The
Mexican war steamer Guerrero arrived at
Mobile, on Friday, with eve days Attcr
news from Vera Cruz. She had on board
Mr.. Crawford, bearer of dispatches from
Minister Forsyth to our government; Col.
Buttsrfsld, bearer Of an important treaty
concluded by Mr.. Forsyth with Mexico !;
and Senior Barrduro, Of Mexico, secretary OF
the Mexican legation af Washington, with
q copy Of the treaty. The party Left MeIi-
co privately to avoid suspicion. The gov
eminent rendered the steamer 10 Mr.. For
syth. Gen. Comonfort's administration
was gaining strength, and tho rebellion
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Music by Flagg's Qundrills Band Of Boston.

% Flremen and Military are requested TO up.
Dear in uDifTm
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IxsoLvESr DEsrURs. The subject Of in
solvent dsb,ors !, before The House in the
shape OF ps'iiibns aud orders. II Is TO be
hoped that i any more cdots are e. be
made for the abolition Of I'm prisonnsnt zoe
deo'. lhsy win ~ eG'c,ud. We want
Law expressed In plain, simple and comprs.
hen,iye trrns. :, THAI m chic wery can esadc
it, provisions. The Whale statute ottsud.
is defective. I, does no, meet the case Of
monster hauiuleni transactions, while "a i.
juious.y AM opp'rssisrly intsrprle
against poos dcblors. S.sakisg of pSor
debors, We wish 10 b. understood - inclpi
in poor creditors, Zoe their l. hardly ~
hoe. por Icbs1r Iha. Is nOl made 30 fOm
the fact ,hu b, y sl>o n poor c'ed,tor.-
The. ass of c'iiIo - ought n, 10 be oalrss-
el h, d-pusins th-u 81 liberty. nor their
fpiii' 80 suIs: by d'Privtns ihsm of the
iruN Il he l,h,r. OF their natural pro- ec,o,..
-BosfoH Herald.
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Col. TRAINS T,iLrRK The failure Of this
gentleman cScitcs Gnrrr~Al sympathy IN
m rc.ntilc circles. CJnsii'rlhlc iaIcT,,.t h.
OF o,lr>,. w rnil,-s,s'i among tl's ps'rehas.r-
of an ~ ball. sf axchlas, sjll Q, sia,gr.nts
Tor r,mi,uncc ab ard. Il Is well known
taas - Ern or r rc4ia Z G, h.Ss .,li
NJ sight hill. si1c. a.. hst-ol Decrlals,r,
whoa u, e,rarin.,rs,ip terminated. We
ar inf,rnrd that al hills dr. .wn darins the
year 1856 have bsen p,ii or proceeded for.
Tie inrcisn exchange sO!d by Mcsrs.
ThIvcr ( Warren sines the hrst Vi January,
will OF course bc paid, as thai iirn aro not
implicated In the suspension of Col. Train.
The exchanges AMI pss~,ss basnsa Of the
new frn will he continued, We hear with
out interruption Transcript Ftb.
-. s.uf 50 tr go 80 : LAD. +.
~ tarat.i, o. . s'ssc.s a. 1fgsse
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FRENCH LANGUAGE
eY CONVERSATION.

To Ladies and Gentlemen desirous Of learn
ing The French Language.
MONSIEUR LEON. native VI Paris, resident
wi pnole-s0 ofihe French l.angussr, nj Por.
land, has the honor To nnn 'uncr thai he VIII cssn'
nence giving lessons in Prench, in BlJieivrj, ~
soon ~ sufficient number of pupils shall be oh.
tanned. To meet for the tnt line, on Saturday,
Jan. 10Th. 1857, nj his room IN CaIef Block, Saco.
at 2, z NJ. @f
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FINE ARTS! FINE ARTsl

lgR. c. n GRANGER o6 20 HE services 10 The inhsb-
III iian II sAco AMI Bitietsed. ~ IA Artist. -
Tie yin paint LDiscss anil Sea visss, u sises
venent &c Psrsos os,Amrnts, and sl copy In o c,oss
an, engraving, enlAryns diminishing thsm any de-
tirvi dimensious lie wvuu especially inv,ts III -,
Who have Dsguur~sypes VI dscvAsci frends and VI
70 have them enlarged % pourAts In OIL 10 give him
call spscies' q hls s",k nay be sssn Al ms $780,
Lis sps On summer st. Ssco.
s.co, iel lylh lssi. US
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LUnBEls! LUMBER !

swgETsIRS Gu, has moved TO yard opposite the
J Msthailst Church Alfred ST., wheie they kccp Coz
sale, pl.nc,i &C aris pio, AMI sPruc,, plaisi lns
ard. ks nn.hrg, ciear b,sris, plank, tost, i.hs,
har lime and spruce pekvis, pane ani spouse esp
hs,rls &c lar St.. ,hayel AMI sssei pine ani ecisr
shingles. stair p.l. haslssr. ba "a sh4l-s, raj ia f'
sairs, ds@rs, sash, bgias, &c. 10, ebsspf hAn 'hs
shsaIesI, fsr cash. oGe. At The yIi
J. rWEEr-ik 4 CO.
J. swessir 4 Co. call on All p-r.sns indebted 10 iLsn,
10 call settle up inmcdistsly cant live uithoa
pay.
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Notice Of EOreclosu, e.

DE IT KNOWN that ON the thirteenth day vi
ID Oeiol,rr, a. ID 1883, George u. York of Bid.
.e.Old, III the county oI YORK AID State d Maine,
ssyr Ia the unJerslpneJ DAVID FaIes aud Ssnirl
W. L.qu,s, at laid BldJc,ord, deed OF lnuris. ge
at lisi date, OF Two crrtsin lots IL la,id with The
bultllhgs thereon, in said BldJeiOrJ, d-scnb d a.
lulows one lot ga the nOrhwesl-rly SIDE ol Green
stree, being tlihy.lour irct un I'D street and
running hack one hall the dl.t,ntr 10 on'inua.
tlvu vi Wentworth street. bounded on one siie b.,
land ol WiIllaa Pike and on The other Tide by
Land at Geor2e IA. Ad.in.: the other Is the bac I,
vr sOuiIca,ieriy hall Of lot No 20-lhe from, hall
Ut which Is now Ur Was Formerly "wnrd by David
bennett said lot l. lily feet square, lie tie saline
iuHe ar less, which mortgage deed u recorded ~
Yurk County Registry oi Deeds, book 2ii, page
3I2 aud To whlcI reference is Made generally aud
s,"ior q more particular description at The potn.
i,rs-and witch mOr gage was given a. security
iur the payment Uf tSu certain prolnissory no,r>
peeled ia siii mOr,g'se, anc said Fales u
Liqu,s state that the coalition Oi saId inUligag.
deed has been hcktn by reason vi WHICH they
clam u foreclosure Ui SID preInises
# DAVID fALES,
SAMUEL w. LUQUES,
R;ilcfprJ Feb % lsJ7 Jxg
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Farm ~vupi,d by tie s.,.-cul-r s.d &c
j m-rly owned w l-.-c B,ykluoi .. ssw vsis'
.I boz -sls II q gupd iisfesia.
The Farm c,al.ia. shout sixiy acrrs of land
With c,aa,raIeai builJiag-, sai . sausied oa the
Kc.f.buak rad. Two mils'- iiUm Tie ciiy of Ri.
d.-lord. AID u well worth the slirni,Os Il an
p~r-.n sbo /. d.,ifou- of . seod hS.isa .. .
v.rIn.s 20 f,nuer Onc lizard p.n e sid IssJ v
covered wth gid growth oi w-i and iinl-,r
E.qa,sv a., tue -.b-sub-, the ps~sas-~s, os %,
l.asc BIckfoot Il tie Pod
SAMUEL STAPLES.
B,JleIocl, Feb is, 1857 las
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YORK SS FEBRUARY Ih, lS1N
TAKEN an an execution IN favor az Daniel A.
/ lIiiI. at Elliot. ~ said county ui York, Tanner,
Adru,.. sir,r VI IA. g,p,Js aud es.sie which were
uI Daniel Hill, late oi SAID Eliot, Tanner, Ieceased
against edmund a Dixon, Of Kiiiery, 10 said
county Of York, Bncher and will he sold at pub.
lie Auction, ON the premises hereinafter mentioned
un the twenty e,shlh day of March Mex, at two
of the clock ~ The afternoon, all the right equity
ol redemption, which the said Edmuad Dixon;
on the sixteenth day Of April. A. d., 1901, helng
the day when the sane were attached on The
oriylual writ, in aud To redeem the following de.
scrilcd real estate, TO wit lot Of land situated
ia SAID Kdiery, bounded "a follows, To wit. West:
erly b.. the piscdiaqua river, Norherly by l"pd Of
john Rice, Eisieriyby land Of joseph Cox, nnd
Souiheil, by the street leading from the main
road To PIscsiaqua river, the sa,ne Icing under
,norga.c 10 Eph aim Spinney, ond 10 Oliver
Dixon
Conditions made known at the time aud place
of sale. l. F. NEhLLY,
Deputy Sheriff.
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Sprtial AOtirrs.
100 Hon Wanted hmm odiately

We hive purchased he exclusive fi-'i "l ,naa.
ialt tT'ls sud srtug Grsu'~ e iehfatcd tand
Cvfa pi,ai,f la iAs New bngllnd S,aCs TatS
"a hinC hes lasf igvu pt"uir,i, and - cniuCiy
didcr-,,t A. aH,narr Ui uprrain,g 'rHa anl ih'ng
ever ivlOr tns,ulyd- II E, - ima'vd ibat oae
t,,sa plant IauJc va day with thin ten turu
Can I,lasi ~ The usual ~ uurt- ~ hstss, drop,
81 a taaa Uaa wet w sb,p pn'h-by hc aide
~ s,,g,y uuly q hunted uusIhrr ii the mSchinrs
Oas-slS,.s. bylJr~ I4auiuag uhe, - lh,re ~c see
nav hayiu. an U',laclarrd, are neatly ail engaged
10 Ihus,. Nbo sul them 10 s-ll IA iuNns ~ WHOA
they oxu The aghl., 80 that all !, h. wdat th,ni
Wi aa yr D. pur'ussc them Ji the owner 81 th'
icWlUry "a sb ca The, r,slJc. EVrGJ isr'ner ~h"
plants IA scrU GOA suUtj I" have "''e at
tLc.v plsulr o.. - that uurasS sales al ihcn can
h. msic in every fsrlilng disinct The laige
ps,Al> made oa ihrin vvrn at the how pdcr l"r
Silici. u'ey sOd lSLl ,UsrthcI ~nh Their ready
,sir, Utle, the sEe.csi Inducements W purchase
lcirOry. We are ssing the exclusive rsht la
I>e Ihcs c Inaciie. la t0Sas aud counties on the
,n.,.t hi,rn.I terms - that a man With very small
Ca pI.sl &c who 6i> cr,d,t sat eau buy Que uT two
i.wus o. a cOIntv, can easily rcaizs q'l'e '"r'
tt,t,c 81 a sunan inVeSimsut Al the Territory IN
C.navvlr' ui aud ih,Slc island i >s'd We have
nus,,bSr at goal iaSas Ne, Ia dispose III N York
Cuuniy, an thI> Stale, al,O Town Und county rGhiN
IA Uih.r parts Uf 'hc state, an Ia New ha'hp
.h,rs, Mass, maj YcnnvuL We invite athonnu1h
rxsinna,Wn Of the Planters al our store, Where
eau be seen at ell IIiIes They lOrA hufy'
oss 6r,i pr,niAHss Il d,drreni FAIR last taL
L. s,aid De ieuI .,nbc,ed thai Ho'ss Pianisrs
canna b- used Ia advantage az Nv Lng'and, the
land bsin. IOo ncsy and uneven.
-,ah aud see the machine ~ oar siora, ~ address
SHAW X CLARK,
ong RIdjtiuid, Ne.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-02-27
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS FOR FE.
MALES.

Prspaysd by an oIa PAysieisa Of Forty ysdrs err
pO,snes.
The combination Of ingredients In these Pli, the re-
,ul % long AMI extensive practice they are mild IN
their OPERATION aud certain Of restoring nature TO i,s
prOyr channel Ia every Instance have the pills proved
successful They certain To open those struetions
20 which kmale. are liable, aud bring nature into s
prOpxr channel, hsr,by health Is res,or and The pale
and dra,hly eountenance changed TO healthy ons'
No female can enjoy good health uness she Is regular
aud whenever an obstruction takes place, whether from
exposure cold or other cause The general health mme
datsy begins to decline and the want Of such rene
DIV has been the cause Of many eousumPtions a"ns
Young females. Headache, pain In the side, palpita-
lion Of the fear oahng Of food, and disturbed Sleep
do mos, always arse nom the interruption Of natures
and whenever that 10 the case the pills S invariably
cure these evils In all cases Of painful men'trua''on-
or nervous and spinal affections In the back AMI limbs
Iosne.s ~ spirits Mysteries &C. Nor are they less ell
acacou, In the cure Of Lencorrhces, commonly called
the "whilss' These pills should never be taken dur.
ing pregnancy as they would be sure to cause mscar
riae Warranted purely veg table, AMI free from any
hing injurious 10 life or health. Full and explicit d.
rec,ions which should be read, accompany each box
These Pin. put are put up square fatboxes Persons
residing where there agency established, by en-
closing one Dollar In a letter, prepaid, to d. T. u
cuxssrSAS Box No. 4s3i, Post oGee, New-York city,
can have them sent their respective addresses by re-
turn n, mail Agents. & Mitchell, ssco A. Sawyer.
Bildefosd ~. n. Hay. Portland ReddlnE Co. Bos
ton Wholesale and retail. Vmos. 81.