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lSTIDCLlrr AND SUIclDE.-Fourteen years
ago a young German named Kaiser was
married in Germany, and emigmted to this
country. lie established himselfin business
in Cincinnati. Mrs. Kaiser was modest,
quiet woman. She always profrssed the
most ardent attachment for her husband and
seldom left her home, except ON business.
She was regarded by all who knew her as q
faithful and worthy wife.
About two months ago, Mr.. Kaiser was
taken slightly i'll. He then retired carly in
the evening, leaving his shop, which is I'M
derneath his residence, in charge OF his wife.
About nine O'Clock in the evening he had
occasion to 20 down stairs, passing through
the rear Of the store. Judge Of his surprise
and horror, when he entered the store AMI
discovered his wife and a neighboring coffee
house keeper, named GloSner, in an act OF
criminal intercourse, Enraged. he, on the
impulse OF the moment, attempted revenge
upon the seducer Of his wife, and, feeble as
he was, chased him out of the store. hi,
pursuit was useless, however, as the liber-
tine was soon out Ofsight.
When Mr.. Kaiser returned TO the store,
He supposed his wife had sought refuge
elsewhere, but did not care TO follow her
che never returned, and il was supposed She
had secreted herself. or left the city. Hei
husband, few days ago, applied for d.
vorce. GlOSsner continued on in his bust
ness. only few doors above Kasier, and
treated the whole affair with frivolity.-
Last Saturday tho ice was broken on thu
Miami Canal. The motion of the ic,
brought to the surface of the water, neal
Walnut street, the body of u female. Il
was dragged to the shore, and, having beer
in the Water several weeks, presented u hor
rible spectacle IL was recognized Mt one,
as the body Of Mrs. Kaiser.-CHneiHndt
IiBcs.
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Election Notice

A GREEABi.Y TO warra 1t duly issued by the
n Aldermen of The city vi Biddcford, the legal
voters OF said city will meet al their several Ward
Rooms 90 Monday, the OH day OF March, at
O'Clock in The 'oIenoou, To give in their votes Tor
Warden and Clerk for each Wau; Tor
Mayor of said city; for one Alderman and three
Common Couuc linen, and one Constable for each
Ward.
The Aldermen of said city will he IN session at
the Alderneu's Room, ON Saturday, next proceed
Jog said day OF election, from 10 IL o'clock In
the forenoon, and from TO 8 o'clock IN the ailsr
noon, and On said day of election from nine
o'clocI in The forenoon To one o'clock in the after
noou, lor the purpose Of receiving evidence Of
The qualifications of voters, whose names have
no, been entered on the Ward lists.
L. LORING, in, City Clerk.
Bidleford, March o 1857. lwlO
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The difference. IL will bc seen. Is quite re-
markibls. Two results are apparent. Ia
the first place, tho life Of a farmer Is much
longer. in a general scusc. than the life OF
an individual who rsids- in the city; and
Of the second. the kinds VI occupation in
cities exercise a wonderful influence. Thus
the average Of machinis.s is httie more
than thirty-six years, while that Of hank Of
fcers i more than sixty-three; that Of coop
ers. more than fifty eight; and that Of cler-
gymen more than filty-fve. IL Is stated that
The average OF teachers is little more than
,hlrty-iour years. We think, however, tha'
there is some mistake about this. The ay-
enge for editors Is forty, and for gentlemen
siIty-elght. The contrast u somewhat strik-
ing. Physicians i, will be observed, aver
age nearly 6fty Ave years, while printers 80
q tribe beyond thirty-eight. 10 is said that
like results have attended similar examina-
tions in England.--.MsrcAaai Msyasias.
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Deatbs.

In Saco 4,h inst, Capt samuel liar ley, aged 81 AIS.
One % the Oldest and esteemed citizens OF ssco
ID. funeral Is to be on Saturday afternoon.
Ia DAYTON, Feb %, al the resideace oil her son
inlaw, Zebulon Staples, rclici Of John Hooper,
aged 70 Mrs. Hooper was foe many years a pro.
lessor OF religion and member OF the Bapts'
Church in Saco. "Blessed are the dead who d.
in the l. ,rd, from hence forth yea saith the spur
il, tha, they may resi- from their labors, and their
works do follow them
In Kennebunkport, Feb 26, Robert s. Tarbox,
aged 81 YEAR, aud months.
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OPINIo>s OF rue CLERGY. VEGETABLES PuL-
Nox.Ey B.LsAM for CosgA,, COli' and Con.
sssssIstsOs
The late Rev Dr.. LsosARp WooDs, Anjover,
Mas, wri,e,-"Frcln long use ofthe Vegetable
Pulmonary Ba!,am in my family circle, aud in
some instances among theological students, have
been led to regard !, as '.fs AMI egscas'ou' ned
ieiss.
Rxy. DR. LYMAN BErcHER, Boston, says-"l
lave used the Vegetable Pulmonary Bslsam my
sell, with benefit, in Catarrhal Coughs and Colds,
and have known II to be used with good eiiec, in
the early stages ofPalsiOHsry Affections. in iami.
lies around me-" Reed, Caslsr l. % Druggists,
Boston, sole poprietors. Iaks no other az fksrf
.rs many imiialioN. Prise SOC and 81.
Sold in BdJeiord by J. and A. sAwrSR.
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

salt hheum' Chroutc' Rheuuatism, ans
Neuralgia, Piles, Cancer Tumsrs,
And many other diseases and IIumor when connected
with scrofalous condition Of the blood
The Doctor will visit and prescribe Cor all persons wish.
Ing TO test his medicine, who request IT, and who are
willing 10 remunerate him Cor the service to the amount
charged for visit s the distance TO his Regular
Patients. The ALTERNATIVE SYRUP I. sold at HE
once Cnsh On Delivery. No Agents wished,
bu, well quallhei Physicians, and no d,Poss will here
ayi,r be made.
Made AMI Sold BY
lyrl WM. BAILEY, VI. D., sseo, Die.
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FINE ARTS! FINE ARTS!

AIR. c. H. GRANGER Cd rs his services to the inhab-
WI itan Of saco and Blidef1rd, As an Artist.
lie win paint Landscape. and sea Views, OF sies con-
yeneut Tor parior ornaments aud viii copy In -" eo'or'
an, engrayug enlargng diminishing them to any de-
sir,sl Dimensions. lie would especially invite these,
who have Dagueeotypes of deceased irtnis. and With
10 have them enlarged 10 portraits la oil, TO give him
call. Specimens VI his work may he seen Al the rooms
ofDr J.. Mason, RAeiory Island. Painting rom. al
his hou.e on summer II. ssco.
s.eo, Feb. 18Th 1851. It's
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A PERFUMED BREATH = What lady or
nen,lensn would remain under the curse OF a
,l,sIgr-,alle breath ~hsa by using the T" BALM
III A TnoUsASp FLowEKs' asa dsnirbce would
got o0ly rruder II sweet but leave the teeth white
a. alabasirr, Many versus 10 not know their
bca,h i bad, ond The subject y so delicaie ih,is
friend. will never meniion n. Pour sinsle drop
of Balm" your Tooth Brush aud wash the teeth
igh, and morning. 4 iny cent boulc wall last
year.
ne acquired BY using the "BAta OF A ThoUsAsS
FlowERS" II viii nnoyc tan, pl.,plcs aud
ir,ckles irom the skin, leaving II OF u soil and
r..ea,e hue Wet a towel, pour on two os thrse
drops, and wash The lace night and morn,nst
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw
lag brush IN either warm or cold water, p<sr oa
two or three drops Of "BAix on TnuzASr
Q. OWES" rub the beard wei, and !, M max Z
,,su,. nj 500 lather. much facilitating ,br ors =
,,ir, Of shaving Price oaly Finy ecnis. fo'
sale vy ali DrugyIsis. Bewaie Of sss'a'erie'tss--
None vcnuine unle-s signed BY
w.P. FETRlDGE & CO. s,s'
SuIo fnakiin Square, New York.
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q. WIN JORDAN.
DENTIST.
Once Ne. O, Crystal Arcade
Liberty 81. Biddeford.
BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb. 10.
Marriagss.

In this city, Feb. 10Th. by Rev. b. Foster, Mr.
Mitchell Snlver, and Miss Ms,tele Coody, both u
Biddeiord.
Ia this city. 9TH inst, by Rev. J. Hubbard Jr.,
Mr John NJ. Grafim Of GJrhain, TO Miss harri-
ct N. Ridon OF Saco.
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Dmrc and Laboratory, Ne. I 1 1-2 School
Street, Boston.

20 When all else Fails, the dying resor, 10 Mrs.
NJ N Gsrluer's Indian Balsam OF Lirerworiand
Hoarhound, and lind the true balm in GIlead'
which is ever the sufferers friend 1t was originally
discovered by NAHaKoSlrAn, whose eveniIuI life
Is before Us, and forms the matter Of a pamphlet
which the world should read, and !, was Ler be-
qucs, 10 race To whom she became allied by mar
rsge. ltIsa wonderful medicine and should he
n eyery home in New Enghnl. II is for sale by
Week, &c Potter, lJi Washington Street, Boston,
General Agents for America.
T. Gilman, Agent for Saco aud Bijdeforj.
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AUCTION, AUCTION.
IN For Sale al Auction. G

Luz IVl SuiO ~ huVtiVh' kia
The subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on
the premises, ou SATURDAY, the 2ist inst, nj I'D
o'clock A. NJ, the House and land now occn'
pied aud improved 10y him. 1t beau'iinl s'tn'
alton The house has Piazas on two sides
high pos,et-wh blnIs inside and outside, CON-
tans on the first floor Hall o feet wide, extend
ING through The house Ia large Drawins.r room
Sitting, Nursery, DUNG, Wash Room snd knch'
en-, with large China Cloeets-Psniry aud Ward
rObes. On the second ioor, six Chambers, win
Closets, Bathing tnon, Water closets, &c one
Attic Cbamter, with G. lo>-t aud large storage
Room. Handsome Marble Nantes In four rooms
Tie house has all mo,trn improvements, such
~ Furnace, Range, Hni aud Cold Water, Force
Pump, Cis,cTn ~ the a ,tlc, Gas, &c.
The Cellar extends uL'der the whole house, u
eigh, feet deep, and fitted with every convenience.
The Front Yard Is enc o.ed with substantial
Iron Fence, and the gtou nds are handsomely la'd
Out. and well stocked with a large number Of
Ornamental aud Fruit Trees II Is i've minutes
walk romIh he Depot, Post Office, Churches, High
School and Stores. The buildings were most
thoroughly built for my Ou n use IN 1891.
In order ia, better 10 me ct the wishes OF those
disposed 10 purchase, sh all sell the house with
the land, bounded Go feet on North Street. and
1863 feet on Seaman Street, thence parallel WIN
The West side Of the house 10 the back line OF The
LOT, about I37 feet. The balance Of the land VIII
be sold in lots, one of which il SIS feet front aud
l37 feet deep The other two lots are each % II
front, and $50 feet deep-oue OF them being a
| corner lot,
Sale positive. unless postponed on account oil
the weather The above esiat: can he seen, AMI
terms known, by applying Ia the subscriber.
JARVIS WILLIAMS.
Saco. March 9th, 1856 3slO
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LUMBER LUMBER a!

r swEErsIR 4 CO, ha. moved to yard opposite the
Methodist Church, Aifrei ST.. where they Keep Tor
sae plaped sor boards pine and spruce, pianed pine
ards for finishing, clear boards, plank, jost aths'
n ,ars cssar posts shaved AMI sawed pine and cedar
.a A.. .,aor, .ssh. blinds, &C. &C., cheaper than the
.,,an,., s,r cash. OHiee at the yard.
j. swEETS1R co.
J. sweesir 4 Co. call on all persons indebted to them
to call settle up Immediately as We can't I'VE "'u0u'
pay. yo
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FARM FOR SALE.

VIlE Farm occupied by the subscriber and for.
/ merly owned by Isanc Bickiord is now oiier.
Ell Tor sale at good bargain.
The Farm contains about sixty acres Of land
with convenient buildings, and l. situated on The
Kennebunk road, Two miles from the city OF BID
delord, aud is well worth the attention 81 any
person VINO is DESTROYS Of a good location as a
gardner ar farmer One third part OF said land is
covered with good growth Of wood and timber.
Enquire OF the subscriber on The premises, or OF
Isauc Bickiord at the Pool.
SAMUEL STAPLES.
Blddelorl, Feb IS, 1851 i~s
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House for sale al a Bargain.

THE Subscriber oiIer. lJr sale the loll"ains de-
/ scribed property, pleasantly situated o" tiic
Heights, corner oi Birch aud fUss streets "a
story aud hall tiOu.c, containing r'oni-, TO-
idle. clo..is aud clO'h.s.pcs>s., c)nyenlen''ysf.
RANGED, thoroughly linislisJ aud In good rrp.ir,
having been panied inside aud outside, and pa.
p,Trd ihrOu. huut. the psst season. Connected
with the maIn house !. d"nb'e ell, Conntc'Ins
also with stable ~ y IS newly built. Und"r
the house there is gbUJ cellar, AID on The prem
ses there is well II excellent water, never isll'
lug The House aud prr,ni-c- arc offered On W..
mo,, syorablc terms 10 the purchaser, separately
or together, with ore or iwu sdIolnlng u.s. nnn
being 3 rod. by 5, thofdlng an exec lcni garden,
slrrsdy In n good state ~ culiiSiiion the O'hrf
Io,, 5rby Is, on which siands an unfinished hon,r'
Either, or both II said lots vIll he sold with ~"
House, or the House aud 10, on which u Stands
separately, as may be desired Enquire 81 ,hs
| subscriber on the premises w " I'm
BIiLefJrd. February J, 1871. OIL
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For Sale ut a Great Bargain

A Story and a half house with an ell {,
within twenty minutes walk OF the Bidde-
ford Mills. There is good garden with u
variety Of Fruit Trees on the sane. Apply
at this Office.
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LANGUAGE
BY Conversation.

TO Ladies and Gentlemen desiros Of learn.
ing the French Language.
MONSIEUR LEON. native Of Paris, resident
wi professor the French Language, at Por'
lsnd, he's the honor To announce that he Will CON
msnce giving lessons N Pr.uch, IN BddeforJ, n
soon ~ sufficient number of pupils shall b. obs
tanned. To meet for the irt time, on Saturday,
Jan. lOth. 1887, at his room IN Calcf Bcck. saco.
at ?, 4 VI. M
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Mas. n. 4. sroDDAHD.

From Mrs ingalls,, awell known nurse In boston:
Boston, Oct. ~, ISIS.
GESrs-At your request, and being 10 highly pleased
with the effects u the Restorative am free 70 state
that my hair hd become quite thin, AMI entirely While
have or the last Ave years been In the habit OF using
Jye but hearing of the extraordinary effects ~ this ar
tic,e was induced % try u. Sly hair la. heen rcsor'
ell to It's rginai thickness and aso t. s former color
which I. light brown. Yours respectfully,
Mas. INGALLS,.
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STATISTICS 90 POPULATION. The PoP1ia-
lion Of ci,y and eouniyy, rih reference TO
health, and chances # Ifs. We have before
usa table as recently prepared by the au-
thori:ies Of Massachusetts,, in which the
following figures are given. They show the
average ages at death Of the chief occupation
a H.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK S. FEBRUARY TN, 1870
nAKEN on an execution in fay OF Daniel A.
Hill, of Eliot, IN said county Of York, Tanner,
Admin, sira,or Of the goods aud estate which were
of Daniel Hill, late OF sail Eliot, Tanner, deceased
against Edmund A. Dixon, Of Ki,iery, In said
county Of York, Butcher, and will be sold al pub,
lic Auction on the premises hereinafter heh'loneu
ON The twen,ye,ah,h DAY Of March next, al Two
of the clock IN the afternoon all the right IN equity
of redemption, which the said Edmund A Dixon;
on the sixteenth day Of April, A. d., 1873, being
the day when the same were attached on TIE
original wat, in and To redeem the following de.
scrlbed real estate, to wit; lot Of land situated
IN SAID Kutery, bounded a. follows, TO wit West:
erly by the piscalaqua river, Norherly by land OF
John Rice, Eislery by land Of Joseph C"N' ana
Svu,hcrl, by the street leading iron the main
road To Plsca,aqua river, the same being under
mortgage TO Ephfaim &. Spinncy, aud 10 oIl'er
Dixon
Conditions made known al The lime and place
of sale. l.. +. NEALLY,
De-uiy Sheriff.
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louis, Ulul.
HENRY GOODRICH.

CHLRLEsrowS, Mass, Aug Q, ISIS.
Gents Nothing but duty and sympathy thai
FEEL u communicate 10 others THAI are afflicted as nave
been, would induce me IN give this pnoe seshowisdge
ment Of the benefit have received from Prof Woods
Hair Restorative. When first commenced using IT,
my hair was quite grey, aud In spot. entirely bail.
have now used the Restorative about nNe months, snd
my hair L. entirely changed 20 IL. original color, brown,
ami the lew hair Is over three inches Ia length on the
spots where It was bald. have also been much graf
heu at the healthy moisture aad ng)Toi the hair which
before dry, aud II has ceased TO come OFT as bfm'
ery. Respectfully, yours &C.,
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South Limington Seminary.

mIIg spring Term Of this Institution will commence on
/ "Wednesday, March I, 1857. J. HOWARD HOBBS
A. D., Principal. Tuition as usual. Board can be OBJ
taiGei on reasonable terms foI further Information
address the Secretary. j. VI. lOPkiNsoN, sscy'
s. LmIugton, Ne, Feb. IL, 1887. 3Ws
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CoScarss. II is quite difficult. to state
with accuracy what Congress has done dur
the present and last week Of its existence
There has bssu much talking. Some quar-
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The following is from the Pastor Of the oHhodoS
Church, Brookheld.
DRo sFIELp, Mass, Jan. IL, 1895.
Prof woop-D Dear sir-lIsdng made trial q your
Hair Restorative, Il gives me pea'ur. to say that ts
effects have been uiicirnt IN removing Inflammation,
dandruG, aud a constant tendency 10 itching, with
which have been trodbied from my ehildhooi' ana
hs, also restored the hair which becoming gray, 10
its original color. have usei no other article, With
any thing like the same pleasure aud profit
Yours, truly,
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State Of Maine.

Stale Oh NI01ne.
In Senate, Feb. 10, 1857.
On the petition aforesaid,
Ordered, Ths, the petitioners cause an at'es'eu
copv of their petition, with this order thereon
10 be published in paper, published IN sac
ar Biddeford, two weeks successfully, The la,'
publica,,oi to be two days before the eleventh
aay of March next, that all persons interested
NAV ,Lrn appear aud shew cause, )if any they
have,) why tue prayer ofssid Petition should mol
Lee granted.
Road aud accepted. Sent dowa for copeur'
JOSEPH u HALL Secretary.
io House OF Representatives, Feb. 81, 1851:
Read and concurred.
GsoRGg W. WiLcox, Clerk.
A true copy A,es,-JoSEpH D HALL,
2wO Secretary Of the Senate.
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FARM FOR SALE,
I'M SACo.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, GA the prem
w ises, on Saturday, the lilh day OF March
next, at y o'clock IN the afternoon. tue Farm
late of Isaac Walarhousc, deceased. Said Fam
Is situated ON the Portland Road, abou, a mile aud
quarter lrom Saco Fall, and consists OF he de-
ceased, homestead Of about thirty four ncres,
with a Two story house, aud L. ne rIy iiaish.G'
aud very convenient, barn, aud other ou''uu.lu'
ings also, "a woodlot of Hbou, - acres, lying
hall a mile from said homestead.
Situated, as this farm IL, 30 near 10 market,
with u soil US good Us any IN Sdco, those 10 want
OF farm are invited To look at II before buying
elsewhere. For further information, call on ben'
jamin Goodwin, who lives near The premises
Terms wade known al the sale .,
MARGARET WATERHOUsE.
Saco, Feb 10, 1887 ow'
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Milford, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. 1855.

Milford, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. 1855.
PROV. o. J. wOOD-Dear Sir take pleasure 10
hearing voluntary testimony 20 the magic effects OF
your wonderful Hair Restorative "A FAR back as $50,
my hair commenced falling OF, until the top Of my
scalp became bald ami smooth glass; and II has con-
tInued 10 fall foe great many years. notwithstanding
have used many celebrated preparations for Tesora.
ton. Seeing your advertisement, was iniueei 70
give your article trial. and 10 my utter a.toIlshment,
fJuui after few applications, that my hair became
frmly set and assumed glossy and beautiful appear
ance and by the time I had used quart bottle my
bald head was covered with young and vigorous
growth Of hair which IL now from one 70 two riches In
length, and growing fast. Yours, uny
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE J!
lru mas WORKED MIRACLES!

THAT ALL rIIEBALD AND GRAY CAN BIZ RE.
.to,, perfectly to original growth and color far ss
their loo are concerned doenot aimt Of doubt be
sides. will cure every possible desesse Of the scalp
whether developed a. dahdruf itching or In the shape
Of cutaneous eruptIons-even scali head-ani IN no
possIble cas-. will fail OF curing a, u by magic, ner
vous or periodical head ache, and II use twice week
by the young regularly will preserve the color, and
keep tn hair from falling, 10 any Imaginable age
Read and Judge.
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FOR SALE LOW.

DuE Stock, sani, anil Good win of Store, now
i doing . good easA busintss In the city. THIS 10
rare CHANCE f,r auJ psrsn In .earh of business, ~
b., small capstAi required. Fer farther pst<sisfs
IuQu'rs al thk oliee.
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StilIman B. Allen,
ATTORNEY And co UNSELLOR ATT
LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC,

KITTERY, York County, MAINE,
WILL attend " legal business In the Courts OF York.
w and buckingham Counties and will pay special
attention to the collection Of demands and other business
In Portsmouth and In Kittery, York aud Eot. lie viii
also prosecute Pension, Bounty Land and other claims
against the Government.
Refers to lion. d. GoodenSw, Hon. VIM e. Allen anu
n 10. Appeton, E.a., Alfred, Me-, ami Vim. u. Y.
IIscket AMI A. u. Hatch, E.q.. Portsmouth. lyl
= The Highest rash prize paid for Land
Warrants.
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JK. nRAOO.
,r,.m N, J,,,,y civ T.i,rraph)

(FrOm a, Jtrsty cay TtNsTaPh')
Wplr u NJ roR-Tms wooD's HArR RESTORATIVE
I, a question asked daily by hundreds. We answer
whout hesitation or fear OF contradiction that 10 the
only article known which will do all u promises ior the
human hair. N uiH T,a,r ns gro1tA-it WiH stop
N, faiiing-if ,riH restore iis natural color IL 10
not Hair Dye lut speedy AMI eficscious Restora.
tive. , =, a.
aud III Market street, ~ Louis. No.
4 Sold by all Druggists here
"AGENTs.-h BiddtJorf. J. sawyer IN Saeo, >.
g. Mitchell, successor 20 ID. L. Mitchell. Wholesale
Agents IN iIoston, Week. Potter. In Portland w.
Hay. "u"s'
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-06
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From Assrsssnf conmissi,n0.
Arousr II, distributing the time have held the
Office Of Commissioner % Patents u. bdy, ESQ, 20
Boston, has been extensively gAgc In the Transaction
OF business with the once Solicitor. lie IL thor
oushy acquainted with the law and the rules Of prss.
tIee OF the once. rgard him a. one q the most esps.
bic and successful practitioners with whom ! have had
otscial intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
I,3- Commissoner Of Patents.