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Notice

YORK 8. s-October 9Th. 1857. by virtue Of an exc
l cution which issued on Judgement, recovered In
the Municipal Court Of the City u Blddeford, on the
7th day Of september. A ID. 1851, In favor OF John
Lord Of sad Blidefori In the County aforesaid, have
taken all the right In equity, which pAvid Rogers had,
on the llth day Of August last the fay when the same
was attached on mesnc process,f sdeem certain real
estate being the lot OF land and building, thereon,
situated on Poss street in SAID Biddefori anil recently
occupied by said David Rogers AMI the 18th day OF
November next at o'clock In tho afternoon on the
premises In SAID Bddeforj, shall offer for SALE by
public auction the highest bidder, said right In equi-
ty Of redemption.
CHAs' G. GOODWIN,
lvio Constable of BiddefOrd.
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- a newspaper in Kansas publishes
some eIccab'e doggerel verses entitled why
don'ty take the Papers?' AMI credit,
them"By n. Il. Willis" But although
the poetry is nothing to brag of, the senti.
mentS lido honor to the head and heart" oil
the worse than plagiarist who charges them
upon the sparkling genius OF Idlewild.-
The final stanzl embodics great truth in
n style not the most attractive -
"For he who takes the papers,
And pays hts bail when due,
Can live in peace with Gid and :nan,
And with the printer TO
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D,Rrr,L DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES n

HDARTI,L DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES from
n the ear. DR.. HARTLEY generously ODER, to ats
tsnl all persons su,ru. from Affections Of tbs ear at
his Office, TGO Broadway, n ", without charge until
eur~i hsrsby prOVH. hi, unsqualed, and ISo-
tecting the deaf c bcng svnlrl by paying scEsyled
ekOrhitsnl fs In advance, AMI the inricton Of
ain more .rou. evil, BY perult,ns ne Application o.
hani, Dr. n may herr state that he has M eonnec-
ton whatever with any person advertising to deaf
ness nesr has he given permission for the publication
q certihcate purI orting t. emin1te nom him, an
eznnt therefore, be responsible Cor any aarma. con-
sequences resulting. from rsshness aud desperation. The
o.s % money he material tn persons bat
the deprivation u u the Important of the
ought N be regarded anil treated with more than Or-
nary solcitue. Deafness, noiss In the head aud all
disAgrecable discharcs from the specify AMI per-
mansniy removed, without causing ths least pain or
Inconvenience CURE In oil eases guaranteed where
mabrmaisn does not exist. Thirteen years close and
almost undivided attention In this branch Of special
practice has enabled him t. REFUGE his treatment TO such
degree Cf success AZ TO hnt the most confirmed and
obstinate yIeld by steady attention 10 the nean.
prrserib~l.
Tue Allowing tss.imonlai, ar, submitted with eona.
dsneS They will sha- a least In What estimation hi,
professional qualification held by Of the most
distinguished medical men q the country
TESTIMONIALS.
"Ihsve hal the pleasure To meet Or. HA,rLEr in
PRACTICE AMI have bea led % brm favorable opinion
u his character. both IN prof ssOn snd gentleman.
Nv. u. PARKER, VI. D., Professor Of Surgery"
"rrOm my intercourse With DR.. HARTLEY, have
found his department. TO he correct and genilemanly
"yALkSrISE M0rr, NJ. D."
Reference of cures.
M. GOolwin, 18th street, near Broadway.
Mr.. william silyey. 20 Courtlandt street.
Mr. H. r. Iierimau, Counselor al Law, 10 City II all
Place, New York.
Dr. Bell, Dentist. Auburn, NY
Mr.. seth Paine, Editor. Chicago.
Mr.. James q. Burtis, Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs. nasley, AMI Mr.. Fred Dean, Springfield, III.
Mr.. Is. ". Stephenson, Jacksonyille, lllidois.
Miss Sarah swaDe, Nantucket.
Miss Rebecca II. iiowarl, farhayen, Mass.
James burnett, Pleasant Valley, near Poughkeepse,
New York.
rERMs. for cure, SIS. In compliance with the re-
quest % large numbr % correspondents in the
try, whose circumstances will admit Of visit to New
YORK, DE-. n. will forward package by express, con.
sining all the necessary treatment, appliances, &c,
with ample Instructions To effect cure, receipt %
SlO an I the balance when cured. russE rgSAs CON-
TiSUsD 40
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mr.. CUDwoRrm-Bo.aals Iuarn.y. No.


DR.. Cupwokril attributes 10 his NAV DISCOVERY
stinale, COMPLICATED AMI long standing. AMI even IN
HxsrKD dsoriers % the human system. Ills utter dts
card of mercury, hydrate % potlsh and other mineral
pOisons iron ths medical prsetce, be him 10 search
&c substitute, AMI The rvsalt vas this agent which
In itsslf Ia thorough bat mid searehes dissoysr and
sxpsiler u all mercurisl oiher poisonous dsPos of
The hamOu system.
This 10 well wogth sober conslleraton Because his
cleansing and rvDovatng rrney, the New Discovery"
10 the basis which his eosy % ivalng loag AMI veil
settled disorders 10 Oantel. AMI vii In ali cases intro
dacr healthy seoa ~ great consequence, bat uhcrc
hs prOnoances thorough cure, Il has Ssvas FlILkp.
Oh diseases % the rh.oat. Chest Hear, AMI Lungs,
0oat and Rheumatisu, Indigestion. General Dtblily,
Mercurisl Anictions FEMALES ChrOaic psorders Nsr
yoasness and ilAiaAi Headache diseases of iserc,i
young AMI uIids<xed persons ami all diseases % the
.kin urinary organs constitute list 10 hanAa afc-
lioas In which 10 'Nsv D,scovcry"s Of u,ost Ah~s
iale slneAey for the satisfaction % the pablc 500
oil be issA ally tsfetoi grain % mercury q buhd
any mciicsi preparation from this inslltuiiOa.
All persons sho By an in inuticcas deficient med.
cAi valment have ost all aith In the prOesslOn, AMI
al hope reeOvvry, may for couple % seeks try this
Dtscovssr, AMI never eontiaae q medical ueAt-
eht that In thrvs weeks Ia. set,l important anl
uplsniAble change TO his benefit
DE-. CaisOrta has hls osn Laboratory, where al his
medicines are pr~p~r~L II 10 his intersts 10 pay
sell AMI carefully select ihs drugs uss In hs practice,
50 that spaftous or n~r' odd sluxEish
pounds, mistaken. Inaccurate, OF f.ous prvp~rA-
iSf~>t HE ku- l>iss AL d.s. ysint his 80
usnt. No. II Howard s,rset Once open day and eve
alags
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Assignec's Notice.

NOTICE !. hereby given, that on the ,wen,i.
IN eth day Of October, A. d., 1851, Emeline
Foss, Of Saco, IN the county Of York, made an
assignment 10 me. Thomas NJ. Hayes, Of said Sa.
ca, for the benefit OF her creditors Of oil hef prop.
eriy, pursuant To the statutes OF the Slate Of
Maine, Said assignment may he found at the
office OF Hayes & Nye, In said Saco: and three
months are allowed To the creditors Of said As
signor to become parties "a said assignment.
3xi3 THOMAS NJ. HAYES, Assignee.
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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOU RNAI.

lars foe No much money, before that time had
and received, by the said Joseph NJ Stevens, AZ
appears by has note bearing date OF November
ihirieih, A. d 1854, to the Plaintiff use in con
sider,,ion thereof then and there promised the
Pisin,ff,o pay him the same on demand.
no, pa the same, but neelects so to do, 10 the
damage Of the said Plaintiff las he says) the sum
OF ffiy dollars, which shail then aud there be
made 10 appear, with Other due damages. And
have you there this wri, with your doings there
Ia 80
wi,ue.., JoHs y. TrxSrr. Esquire, at Alfred,
the twenty.iifth day Of October, IN the year oil
your Lord ole thousand eight hundred aud MY
~ lanes n MCINTYRE. Clerk.
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To EelnaIc lnyalids.

NO PHrsICIAN, NO MEDICAL ADVICE 10 n
y quirsi BY the female invAlid suffering from func-
tionai Disturbances special 10 her IL simply nsc-
essary that abe should appreciate The properties OF
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
resort 70 them at With these In her possession,
her speedy II = bregone conclusion. There IL ne
occasion 10 inquire the nature Of the dihcuty, IL
arises vm the suspension, irreguAnty, OF over activity
% any ofthe functions distinctive Of It's relief A.
certain usdsr the operation Of these s as succession
day night In the crisis % life Which prsestss, as
veil In thai Which follow, maturity, they greatly IA
ctate the change taking place In the system, and OBJ
yaie danger While they prevent palm Married Ladies
may take them AZ any time, except during the term OF
maternity 10 administer them At that time wosd be 70
preyest Nature from fulfilling her design.
These Pills put up In square natbores. Persons
esidng where there 10 no agsncy establishes by en-
closing One Dollar In q later, prepaid, 70 Dk. Y.
CHEssHnAS Box No. ASH Post once, Ne~-fork City,
can have them sent 10 thsr respective addresses by
turn mall. A.ents-S. ). Mitehsil, saco A'SAwy1'
BlidefOri, Il. IL. Hay, Portland Rsddins Co. Boz.
On, wholesale and RETAIL
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FARM FOR SALE
I'm HOLLIS

THE subscriber offers Coz sale the farm on which he
resides. stusiei southeast, ooe mile iron Rid
Ions IIot, In ias, fsmery o~nei by the late Joseph
Smith, and contalnns Aboa 80 acres, diviied into
moving, tillagr, pasurags aud vooi land vel Fenced
and wst~r~i. There h good qsntiay 81 hard wood
rrvvth and ship timber upon the farm. Nere 10 also
upon the place, thrss arple orchards Of god fruit
-ad farm cuts iron 20 70 ~ % hay. The buiti.
inxs consist, Of good 40 story house, uih voodhsess
attached Ora rae barn 20 ~ % No., stahs and ear
ria ~ house. and III necessary cut buIdngs, In good
rvpair. veil II god uaies eoaveoient 10 bcase
The above farm Willie sid 81 great harsain ap.
pileA Coz ros further parnalars snquirs q The
subscr,es on the psvmiss. ffMUrnY:i. SMITH.
Hollis, NJ. 10, 1881. NEt.f swS2
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STATE OF MAINE.

/, ~~No> YORK ga. To the sherins OF our resp,c
Give Counties, or either OF their Deputies, OF
the Constables Of the several cities and town,
- within our said Counties, or to any or eitheI
Of them, 0aEsrISG
We command you to attach the goods or estate Of G
T. Chase, Of averhl In the county Of Essex and Com
monweath Of Massachusetts,, shce Manufacturer. to the
value Of dfy dol lars, and summon the said defendant
Qfhe may be bund 10 your precinc) TO appear beor,
our Judge Of Municipal Court Of the City Of Bide
ford In the County Of York. to be ho en- at the Munic
pal Court Room In the city of Biddeford In said county
Of York. on the first Monday Of November 1857 at nine
O'Clock In the forenoon then AMI there 10 unto
Jonathan Hills, % SANFORD In the county Of York, and
State Of Maine, shse manufacturer. In plea of the
the day ofthe purchase Of this Writ being indebted "a
the plaintiff In the sum Of forty 1--we dollsrs, according
the account annexed then and there In
thereof promised the plaintiff TO pay him the same sum
on demand.
CT. CHASE,
1880. To Jonathan Ellis, DR..
Dc. To making set 100 prs) Shoes, at Is ea. % %
lsS' 400 prs) Shoes, at he" $50
Jan. $4,000
Also r that the said defendant on the day Of the pur.
chase OF this writ being indebted 20 the .pantin In the
ether sum nifty dollars Cor goods sold and delivered by
The plaintiff to the Defendant and In the amount
for work done and materials Coz the me provided by
the plaintiff or the defendant at his requests and In the
same amount or money let by the plaintiff TO the defend
anti and In the same amount for nancy received by the
defendant to the use Of the plaintiff, and in the
amount s money paid by the plaintiff for the Us. II the
defendant at his request and In the same amount for
due iron the defendant to The plaintiff for interest Of
money before then from the defendant To The plaintiff;
and by The plaintiff oeborne 10 the defendant at the
defendants requestf long time before then elspse
In consideration thereof promised TO pay the sam, 10 the
plaintiff on dena ~. -
Yet The aid defendant, though ofen requested, Ia,
not paid The same but neglec IT, To the damage Of the
,ai lIantn las he says the sum % y dollars a. shall
then and there appear with other due damages.
And have you there this writ With your dcings therein
Witness WILLIAM Bsskr, Esquire, our said Judge, al
Bddeori, Aforesaid. this sixteenth day ef O,tober 10
anty-seven.
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SOLOMON MANN.

CARLYLE, H., June %. 1852.
have used Prof o. J. Woods lair Restorative, and
have admired It's wonderful enscts Ny hair Was be
coming, rs thoigh prematurely gray, but by the use
Of his Restorative II has resumed Il original color, aud
have no doubt permanently so.
:. BREssE, ex-senator, U. 8.
O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprie.ors, 2l2 broadway, ~
" lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment) and
IL Msrket street, 81. Louis, Mo. sold by sawyer
BiddefJrd, 8. s. Mitchell In saco and all Who'll esale
Druggists In Boston and Portland. IS
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Elections.

Iowa. The Democratic papers Of Iowa
now concede that the Republicans have
made wholesale victory in that State, So
curing good working majority in both
branches OF the Legislature and elccting the
Governor by nearly three hou,a',d.
MINNESOTA. 81. Paul papers OF Moniay,
Oct, Goth, contain tho latest sdvices from
Minnesota. The most recent corrections OF
the vote for Governor leave the totals ~
follows:
Ramsey, Republican 1926
Sibley, Democrat .l2,I3o
Ramsey ahead GA
III these returns DO reliable il would indi.
cate tho election OF the whole Republican
ticket. We shall probably not have the
truth in reliable form until the returns
are officially counted and declared.
MAINLAND Baltimore, Nov. 4. $50 2. N.
The Americans are now marching through
the streets with music and transparencies,
firing gun, and pistols. cheering loudly and
claiming the election Of their whole ticket.
The scattering returns sndicate gain on
FillmOrcs vote, whose ma jooity was : 600.
There is no doubt but that the Americans
have swept the State.
NEw YoRE. NaV York, November 1.
Compile returns and reported results from
81 Counties including New York. Kings,
Oneida, Albany, Jefferson and St. Law
renee, give Tucker, the Democratic candi-
date for Secretary OF State, about ~ 900
plurality over Chpp, Republican. The
same counties gave King, Republican, for
Governor last year, 1000 plurality yero
Parker. The Democratic net gain is 5000.
King had about 6G, 900 plurality last year.
There are 10 counties in the State.
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Deatbs.

In Scarboro lat inst, Miss Calists, daughter CT Ira
AMI Ruth hhliken, aged Is years.
In this city, the 3lst ult, Elmina, daughter OF the
WIDOW Eimina Perkins, aged 10 years and month.
In Kennebunkport, 3lst ut, freemans., sn OF Vim.
AMI Lydia Curtis, Of this city, aged ~ years.
In this city, Nov. !, John Drake aged III years.
In this city, Alma Hannah. daughter Of obed and Ly-
di, Poss, aged . months, IL days.
Ia Lymaa, 81, Deacon James II. Roberts, aged 6s
years. =,
In Kenntbunk. Oct. 2ith Mr.. Nathan Wells, aged So
years.
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5prtial Nutirrs.
500 Agents Wanted.

We want smart agent In every town In Neg Eng
Land, to thoroughly canvas. AMI Introduce oar Patent
IndlA Rubber safety Fluid Lamps Agents can easily
make from Ave to any dollars dag, the prOns bsinS
large and the Sale only llmslby the number Of td.
lies Towns In which Ne have already sold the Patents
will only be sxcrp,sl.
AnIstters Of inquiry must contain . stamp 70 pre-
pay the answer. SHAW 4 CLARK. Jewellers,
4Sf BidjefOri, Ms.
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Frieadiy iavicc 70 Females While.
iron motives which every female viii appreciate, We ABB
stain from Specifying the many distressing eospaiss
they ar. ssbiect, We are constrained u ~ that, Da
CHEESEMAN'S FnaALs Pills are the remedy, whenever
they administered As cure for functional derange.
mebt. Of females. There 10 no such wore - "ial."-
THIS ). rule that has known exception In period
twenty yssr For all local affections which preves,
maternity they are infAible They must neverbe take
when that eyel 10 In prospect as they uOad Inevitably
preclude the possibility Of It's ,eeansnee See adver-
usement. 20
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BIDDEFoRD, NOVEMBER 1857.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD!

THE Subscriber Lost between PepperelI Square
Il Ssco, and The Covered Bridge, on Tuesday
morning last, a Calf Poke Book, with his name
written upon The inside with pencil, containing
between $40 and $50, and sundry papers. The
finder shall receive tho above reward. OF more u
required, by leaving said property a this once
for The subscriber.
NOAH DEsHoN,
Limingion, November 4, 1857. lw4%
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N q TIC Il

AIRS. SARAH 4. HALEY has b~en provided
Nl with suitable support at my house In Hiram,
by contract of the ovcrs-en OF Tie Poor, VI the
town VI Porter, with me for that purpose Hav.
ing let my house without coaseat, ! hereby eau.
lion all persous sgains, giving any credit 10 her
ou my account RICHARD TklPP
Hiram, Ociober 81, 1857. All
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AsSignce's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that jeremiah Hob
~ son, Of Buxton. in the county OF York, ha'
this day made an assignment Of all his estate rea
aud personal, not exemp, by law from a,,aC hlnen
10 the subscriber, Toe the benef. OF such OF hi'
creditors as may become parties thereto, aud iha
three months are allowed all his creditors To be
come parties To said assignment. The assign
ment Is IN his possession, at Buxton;
JAMES MORTON.
Buxton October 81, 1857. 3wi5
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LIST LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
pEMAlNlNG uncaned for in the Post oifc
IL Ri ideionJ, November lst, 1857.
<T Persons calling lnr these letters vii! pleas
say they are advertised.
Allen Hannah Kimhall Amanda
/ Aver Frances mrs Kelly Edon
Berry Albert mrs Ludwig MaryE
barnard Carrie Q Leighton Lucy
brown Charles II lee Simon
bray Lydia II Louehton Susan
Brckett Maria Libby Sarah ID
Boynton Monroe Latin John
Berry Mary Lunt mrs Harriet
Buck Phebe Lunt mrs Harriet W
Burnhsm Vim ID Lonchon Catherine
Blake Sarah littlefeld Ann y
Boston s,rah ]. Lane mrs
Co,tle julia Mccain Edward u
Cross l. Mcdonald John
Curtis Marshall y Moody James A
Clifford Rev Mounton Johu
Chaliies orrcn NcIntire mrs MsryE
Clark Aaron McAyoy Patrick
Carte AdeliaM Mckinney solomon
Coombs Abigail Nuei DR. Joseph
Cash Caroline Z Nu,ter frances
Card Elizabeth Peters Mathew
Gayle Lizzie q Punket Mary
Clark Elizabeth Porter Ellen
Cole Henry Page Hannah ID
Cutil John Howard PummerI q
Dow Plank Pummer Ieyina G
Durgln joel Philbrick Newland NJ
Dow Mary Ann remberton Robert
Duston Moses Porter Samuel
Durning Margaret Perkins SarahB
| Dresser Miranda y Parker Victoria II
Durgir Nesen Qunby John II
Elliot Lucy Qulnby W &EA
Edgccomb John W Rosers Ellen
fogler Martha Rsmsieli Ira Ii
Frost Sarah Rounds Francis l.
Ford Maria RsnnsrySE
Fits James RicherisOn stephen
Flint Adelia smith Melinda
Gage Edmund Smith Elijah
briggs u Smith Charlotte mrs
fitzpatrick Lydia X smith Catherine c
Graham kuth Smith hlonzo
ellison William Smith Ann mrs
llutchns WmF Shapley VIM II
Holmes stuart Stone y p
lladl OK David staples 4 Deshon
Heath Charlotte Simpson Lucy NJ
Hooper Emily q ssett Lucy j
Hesins Frances Ssett Harriet
Hills Hannah ID Sargent IIgnnah l.
lIiii Harriet Stevens EG
Holmes John Stanley EliIa
liaiues Lacy u Stone DANIEL
llooIsr Mrs No @ Peppertl Thomson Vim
Hobbs Mira Tlton mrs Mary
Hall Mark .Jowle Lydia
lloyt Marcia 4 Thompson Hannah
lloigion Nancy Tibbetts Fanny
Hamilton solomon Tibbetts Elijah W
IIlll Tmrs Thomvs II
Kennesey Michael Wentworth Harriet NJ
Ingerso John Weymouth PIP
Jordan samuel wolch mrs Della NJ
johnson Matthias ii Wakefield ID ID
Judkins Hattie Wentworth Araminty
Jenness Betscy mrs York Jacob
Knight II Yeaton Abb.e
Kennel Joseph
IONA. TUCK, Postmaster.
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
Rich Glossy Hair
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST AGE

And who that Il cray would not hare restored Ia
former color bald but would have the growth restored
troubled with dandrun and itching but would have
removed or troubled with scrofula scad head, OF other
eruptions but would be cured, with sick hoaache
(neuraIga) but would be cure II will also eli
pmpies from the face and skin. Prof Woods Hair
Restorative will do all this circular and the follow.
Ing.
ANN ARBoR, November 3, 1855.
PRoF. ~. wooD-Dcar Sir have heard much said
Of the wonderful effects OF your Hair Restorative bat
having been so often cheated by quackery and quack
nosrums hair dyes, &C., was disposed to place yosr
Restorative In the same category with the thousand and
loudly trumpeted quaek remedies until met you In
Lawrence county some months since, when ysu gave
such assurance 10 induced the trial OF your Restora.
tive In my family-hrst by my good wife, whose hair
had become very thin AMI entirely white and before
hausng Of your large bottles her hair vas restored
to Its original beautiful brown color, and had thicksasd
and become beautiful and glossy and entirely sver
the head she continues 10 use It, not SIMPLY because
or s beauying effects upon the hair, but because Of
is healthfu influence upon the head and mind. others
OF my family AMI friends are using your Restorative,
with the hsppisst effects therefore, my skepcism and
doubts In reference to It's character and vslu are Gu
tirely removed and can and do most cordially aid
conddentally recommend Its by all who would have
their hair restored h white or gray by reason OF sick.
ness or ags) to original color and beauty, and by all
young persons xho would have their hair beautiful aud
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yoa,, ,,v,
PRiRSp woop It was long time after saw you ut
Bssaed before got the bottle OF Restorative for which
you gave me an order upon your agent In Detroit aci
when got 4 we concluded TO try II on Mn. Mann's
hair the sures test Of Its power II done all that
you assured me II would do and others OF my family
and friends having witnessed Its effects, are nov using
and recommending s use TO others - entitled to the
highest consideration you claim for II.
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours
SOLOMON MANN.
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Assigncc,s Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that John Lord Of ID J,
" defori, Ia the couniy of York. aud state ~
Maine, trader hes, this day, sss'gned 10 me- lhs
subscriber, all his property and estate, bo'h feai
.od personal, no, exempt by Law lfvin attachment
Tor lie beoeft OF hi. creditors. SAID instrument
IL assignment may lie found at the oiiice Of I'd.
win & Fae., in sad Biddefotd, aud three months
are allowed ~ oil cseIiior. u ssiI LD,d, TO be.
come partics 10 said ss,lgnneni sccording " law.
DAVID FALES, Assignee.
Q.ld.C.~sl O-talsrr n Is57 III
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G. w. EsOOTHBY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Corner Main and Water sts., Saco.
WILL cut and make Gentlemen's Garments
w in the latest sly lie and most durable man.
ner. Also, for sale nj his store good assortment
Of Broadcloths, Cas.imeres. Doeskins, Vcsiings,
SC, and G-nis. nishing Goods, such rs Shuts,
Bosoms, Collars, CIa'ats, tiandkerchiefs, Gloves,
Socks, &c.
Saeo, June 2, 1856. 23tf
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ALExANDE r. CHIHOLM,
COUNSELLOR Z ATTORNEY At Law
0A0o.