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4 GR5Ss SwSDLE. Fort Snelling, rem
derel useless as a government outpost BY
the advance of civilization, has recently been
sold by government for the sum OF 1000.
The sale includes 1000 acres Of surrounding
land, the whole beautifully located at the
junction of the Mississippi and Minnesota
rivers. near St. Anthony's Falls. Ii Is
magnificent. site for a great town in one OF
the most valuable and rapidly rising sections
of Minnesota, and had the property been
open to public bidding would have brought
many times the paltry SUN which some ad
ministntion iiivorites have been permitted
to gulph the prize IN at. Half million
dollars would have been a small figure ior
the properly thus pocketed for less than a
hundred thousand. Who are the luck.
holders under this swinile, and may we not
know by what greisinS of fingers the thing
was accomplished?
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State or Maine.

WORK, g. At cesr Of County comnlssIoners,
begun and hs,d u Alfred, br and within tis Coupty
Of FORK on the third Tuesday Of Nay, A. ID. 1851 and
By sdournnent. the llth day OF August, A. 1881
On the foregoing petition Il 10 considered By C.u.
missiooers thai the p<toner are responsible an thai
they oughtto Be heard touching the matter ct - u In
thar psitioa and Therefore order. That tho pet,
ve nottoe 10 all psrsons aud corporations lnt~etrd.
hat the County Commi sober uil' meet at tn 6aco
House, In saeo In aid county u Yosk on Tussiay hs
22ni day Of ssptsnbss A. D. 1881, 10 oeinek 4. n.
when they viii proeeed TO view the rou set fork IN The
petition and innsdsteiy amer such v,ev .. s,e eon
venient place In the vicinity, I'm give hearing 10 the
paries and their Witnesses sad notice 10 he By caus-
Ing copies Of said p~ton and this order u notice there-
on, 70 Be served upou the Town Clerks Of Saeo and
Biddeior In said County Of York. and also by posting
mp Copies Of the la hrees public places In each OF
said towns, and pubshns the same three weeks sue
cesivvly In the Union and Eastern Journal nevspa-
per printed 10 BIddeiord In said county Of York. the nt
Of said pubcatons. and aeh u the other notice o be
st least hy days bsore the time OF said meeting, that
al persons may then and there be prssens Aid ,h~v
cause any thsy have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not besgrAnied.
Copy Of the Petition and order of Court thereon.
SIS Attest, JAMES o, MfNrlRE, Clerk.
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DROWNING OF A U. 5. CoAsr SURVEY orIi.
g SR MAR Barn, ME. George + HUMPHREYS,
~ - Coast Survey, attached this sa.1n to
,hs ..n amer i,assler left Bath ON Thursday
afternoon in sloop boat. To join his vessel
then ly,n, in the SheeP-co, river. II, was
aecnmran,sd by. young man named Nichols
As thew wsr, st,.u, oting to pas the upper
..HurI,u,e" unl,r al, tn tide runnin;
violently. the boa, was 81. 'scd by the eddy
and brJd,hi br6adsiis To re wind when
she c .p.,ad, or was drawn unarr, and I'LL
ed Nichols elung To the boat. but Mr
HUMPHREYS Immediately leapcd iro.u her
losing all sell command IN his agitatioa.-
After vaiuly endcavoring for few moments
TO stem the tide, hs sunk. Nichols, by
great sxsrtlon, succeeded in reaching y rock
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Al Court Of Probate held al N. Berwick within
and for the County of York, On the hrsi Tue,dsy
. In August, IN the yrur OF our Lord eish,r,a
hundred aud 6f,y..~ven, BY the Honorable IL
ward T.. Bourne, Judge Of said Court.
TliARL0rTE WlGGlSS, named eXecuinx
~ IN a certain instrument, parpo'ling Ia be- thu
last viii aud testament VI Andrew Wigsin., late
III Buxton, ~ SAID county, deceased, having pre-.
seated the same for probate:
OnDrREp, That the said sxecuirix give notice
To all persons Interested by CAUSING q copy Of
this order TO lie puhiished three weeks s,icce..
.,vely IN the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
IN Bddelord, 10 said county, that they may appear
at Probate Court 10 b. held al Lirnerct, 10
said county, on the drsl Tuesday IN September
next, Of ten Of the clock IN the forcnoou, and
.hew cause, if any they have, why the sald
instrumrni should not he proved, approved, aud
allowed % tho hast will and testament OF the said
decreased,
81 Attest, FRAScis BAcok, Register.
true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcoa. Register
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AGENTS WANTED D.
CHILDS & PETERSON,
u ERWICK ACADEMY, ut South Ber

- ERWICK ACADEMY, ut South Ber-
I'D wick, Me. The Fall Term Of this lnslu
,,on commences Sept. 2, next, in both the Male
aud F,male departments. Instruction IL given by
competent aud experienced Teachers, To N young
men Tor entering either Of the College Classes, or
to prepare them Tor the duties and eInploymenis
Of active life. Young Ladies ale Instructed In the
different branches Of study pursued In Female
seinin sries. d well as in Music, Painting and
Drawing Valuable prizes are given at the An.
nuaI Exhibilou TO those who Distinguish u EN-
selves 10y their diligence and exemplary depoh.
lnent throas hont the entire academic year, evm.
n.saetng vith hs FaA Itrm.
Tuere are tnree scholarships, aifording an In.
come of three hundred d0llsrs annually, which
amount Is awarded each year ~ three students
while In College, who have distinguished them.
selves at the Academy hy their a,iainmeu,s aud
good conduct Tuiiion, s. per term oIien weeks
A small extra charge Is made for instruction IN
Modern Languages, Mislc, Psiniing or Draw.
ing. Good board can be obtained nj the Acede-
my House, which Is elIgibly situated within few
minutes walk Of the Academy, AT SO 30 per week,
washing Included. Further information IN re-
.pect to the School will be furnished on application
10 ICHABOD GOODWIN, 4. NJ,
South Berwick, Me, Aug 90. 1857. lw3i
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IN the stream, from which he was rescued.
His escape WAS almost miraculous.
Mr.. Humphrics resided in Cambridge,
Mas lie vas n promising young man,
about 81 years old, and WIS highly esteem.
ell by his acquaintance. His body had not
been found 4 last accounts.
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Ir The greatest natural ornament TO the 'humsr
torn divinr" 10 unqusstionsby hne, healthy
roW,h 81 haIr II has been esteemed In all ages Of
the world and among all nations, savage aud civilized
rncc the Indian brave regards the scalp OF his enemy
A. his grraes trophy. For similar reason, the lash
onable belle oen DISCUS The region vanity, as wen
"A her other phrpnoI ical organs with borrowed locks
lie Who should discover a mode OF proven INK the
hair nom showing the inTosds u enyous Time by turn
tug premsiurel, gray methoi by which 1t could b.
Ore when falling oh 90 turning white ana WAY "'
mn mo,Inp rs conuue AMI uxuriant growth, would be
Justly eni 10 rank among TIL contractors oi the hu.
man race Head the testimonials In another eolunu oi
IN. wonderful, Ia say almost miraculous ELECTS OF
professor woods Hair Restorative, and see II he has
not accomplished all this.-tCspltai City Fact.
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Aarria9ss.

In this city, Goth inst by Rev. II. VI. Blake Mr. Al.
mon O. Durgiu, of BiddefOrd to Miss RraDces KimbAl,
Of Ssco.
In this city, August 10 by Rev W. p. Merrill, Jonlan
J. Goodwin % spTing,aie, to Miss Clara NJ. Holman,
q ri ldrlOri.
In Port smouth. at the Rocklnh,m House. Ang. l&th
by Rev. u. J. Patterson, Mr. William Y. Merrill, OF "a
~, Me-, to Miss Lydia NJ DureIi % kennebunk, Me
both Of Portland, Me.
In Dover. Inst. by Rev. T. Hutchlns, Mr. PhIander
II. Fan, OfsOu Berwick, to Miss Martha DE W. War
ZEN, 90 ROlinsfJrd.
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To The Couuty Co,nsnissiow-
erS for the County or Yosk.

VOUR PETITIONER, inhsblants ofsaeo and Biddssd~d,
IN ssd County. rsspscally rsprsssss that TIE raL-
lie eoavsnleuss sni secssitiN require hal hSAsy
shsah b lscatsd ana Q nstruetrd beGinnins 1t the
Boath- wsstssiy siAs efaDeou ke" callet, In .ah
eaco, ~ nouth sfs vay psas The hnuss losepa HUI
thencs over ia vay ,hs .Basus, Brdrv" % called,
and Springs Is,aDd 70 ths moup Of gay leading ints
Main stres In sah BtddeSord, The Nosh eas,esly
end % the seradbsry Bridge" N called.
Your Pstitiepess tbsrvsSre rrque that ser due pro
ceedinu had, ysur nooors voad view the pemses and
locate said highway -oepriinE W the Statue In such
case made and provoked. And In duty boand We VIII
ever pray. J0sEPn HILL and u others.
saco June s. 1857.
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0satbs.

In saco, Charles T., son Of q. T.. and Jerusha A.
Redlan, aged J years AMI months.
In Ksunebunk, l5th inst Mrs. Mary d., widow ofthe
late Thomas ID Watson, aged II years, Of Hiram.
At Havana, W. L, July 3lst. sumner VI. Lewis, aged
n 2nd Of Brig Orela, Prospect, Me-, and son OF
Charles ant Susan U. Lewis, % Sseo.
In Krunrbink. Aug. ) Rh, Mary Kimball, wife Of
Mr. Thomas L. Llttlehsld, aged % years.
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Alta Court Of Probate held st n. Berwick, wlth.s
and,or the Couaty ofYosk, oa the irsi Tuesday
10 Au, u,t, Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud iGy<even, by tho Honorable Id.
ward L. Bourne Judge, said Court:
nLvE LAMBERT, named c,eeuinY ia sc,,
" taln instrument, purporing 10 he the Lsi
will and testament OF Gc,rse Lambert, lais Of
Alfred, 10 said county, deceased, having pfessal.
ed The same Tor Probate.
OgpEKEp, That the said Esecuirix give
notice 10 all persons Interested, by causing =
copy VI this order 10 be Published In The Uniuu
and Eastern Journal, printed In Bddeford, In said
couG'j, for three seeks successfully, that ,acy
Iiay appear ~ Probate Couu ~ b~ h-Ll ., Lin.
erck, 10 said county, on tho dr.t Tuesday Ia Sep.
trmhcr next. nj ten VI The CLOCK 10 the iorci sud
shew cause, u any they have, why The said ll.ru.
inenl should not lie proved, approve aud allowed
as the last viii aud Testament oi, The SAID deceasd.
- Attest, FsANcis Bacon, ltryr>ier.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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Al q Court Of Probsie held Al N. Berwick. vithia
add for the County Of York. a the nrsi Tuesday
In August, 10 the year OF our Lord eishe o
hundred and nny-sevsn, ~ the Honorable Id
ward Z Bourne, Judge ofs.iJ Cour:
~ ATTAINED BUZZELL, Enrcaior OF tho
~ will u Isaiah BuxzelI, late ~ Hollis, IN sid
county, tcceL ssd, having p,e'eni~d ms nni &C.
count al COMMUNICATION Of ihr estsie of said do.
ceasrd, Tor sIl0~sace:
oHpraxp, That the said Executor give notice
10 oil penous Interested, by causing . copy OF
this order to bs published three week. suoees.
sivrly 10 tho Uaioa aud Eastern Journal, printed
al BiddcfosJ, in sid county, that they nal. sp.
pear Ut Probsie COur To be hcid Ut L'm~rict,,s
.s,d county, ou The 6nt Tus~,sy In Sepssubessest.
o, tra of the clock On the iosvnoon sud shev Gauss,
u sny they have, Why the same should MOI b o.
owed.
% Attest, FRANCIS BAoos, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRAscm BAooH. hss's'sf
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Al a Court NJ Probate held al N Bee rick within
aud for the county OF York, on Ill ir, Tvc.i.v
10 August. 10 the year u OUT Lord Ell. A,,,n hln.
drcd aud Gfy seven, BY the Houofable I'll.
ward u. Bourne, Judge of said Court
SUSAS BUrLER, widow VI Moses X. Ba,lsr,
- late of Lebsnon, Ia said county, deceased,
having Pre.cn,cd her pe'llion .or her dover ~
said estate to DO assigned and set out 10 hrf anil
mat Commissioners may be appointed ior thu,
purpose pursuant 10 law. Also, her petition lcs
an allowance out VI the personal estate OF sail
deceased.
oRpxsEp That the ssii petitioner give notice l.,
all psrsous interested, by causing . copy /"
this order to DO published 10 tho uniou d.
Eastern Journal, printed 10 Diddeford, IN sail
appear nj . PNbstc Court TO be held q, LIN.
erick, In said county, on the first Tuesday In Sep.
Is,nber neI At 10 Of the clock in the forenoon, aud
.hcw csuso, u any they have, vby the ssina
should not be allowed
% Attest, FlAScis Bacon, Register.
A tru. copy, Attest, FrAscis Bacon, Register
A. Z Court Of Probate held 81 n. Berwick, wiihiu
aud for the County OF fotk, an the tpt Tuesday
In August, in the year OF our Lord eighleeu hun.
drcd aud ily.seycn, by the Honorable II.
ward h Bourne. Judge VI said Court.
SaRAH X MASON, widow Of lohn Nssou
~ ID, late OF Wsterbofough, 10 said county, dc-
ceased, having present. her petition Tor shossnes
oui Of the penpOaal estate ~ said deceased.
OHpERkp. That the said pctiiioaer sive so'
,icc W MI persons ,nlee,.,-a, b, osas'ng cory
Jf this order io be published three week. sscccs.
lively, 10 the Uaiou and Eastern Journal. printed
at BiJdclord, that they may appear sts prvosts
coun, to he hcld Ut limerick, Ia said county, on
the 6ni Tuesday Of S~p,rmb~r next. 81 ,ea VI The
CLOCK In The fofenoon, aud snew cause, u sny ihsy
nave why the same should no, be sllowed.
- Attest, PRAscis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, PRAsc,s BAcos, Register
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Yard on Pepperell Square,
n. q m. MITCHELL,

At KENNEBUNK DEPOT give notice to
"A ali Indebted 90 them. TO call aud settle
within .hifiy dsy., aNer which all unsettled de
,ns uds will be lsft with an Attorney iSr coaiec.
tioa a.
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N INV
ROOM PAPERS

The LARGEST aud BEST assortment Of Room
paper bo,h II Easlnh and Amssicsu Manulacturv
ever o'sssed In this city, 81
r. Z. sGuRPHY's PAINT AND OIL sroSG,
nBERrS sr., 0sOOGUo9D Me-, opposite
Z Hzrnoa's Grocery Mon.
Apsu Is lS57
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Al q Court " Probate held at N. Berwick. within
aud FOE the county Of Yos I. on the fret Tu-.dav
~ August Ia The year Of our Lord eiShicrn
hundred and 6l,y.ssyen, by the Hoaorshle ~.
ward +. Bourne, Judge OF said Court:
Ohm q. SAEB Urn, Administrator OF tho C..
county, deceased, having presented his Grsi %.
couui OF administration Of tho estaie OF said De
ceased, Tor allowance,
ORpEnED, That the said administrator give
iol'ce TO slI persons Interested by causing copy
VI this order Ia DC published three weeks sue.
cessi,ely IN tho Union and Eastern Journal,
pnhled at B,ddeiond, IN said county, that they
may appear At Probate Court TO Le held VI
Limerick. 10 said county, on tre fret Tuesday
~ September next, at len OF tho clock iu the
forenoon, and shew cause if any they have, Why
he same should not bs allowed
80 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
I true copy, Attest, Francis BAcos, Register
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DR.. KANE's FIRST NARRATIVE.

The United states GrInuell Expedition In
search Of sir John Franklin
During the years 1901.
A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT KANE,
MD, ". ). N. One volume Svo upwards
OF $50 pages, containing 200 Steel Plates and
Wood Engravings, including fine steel Por.
trail OF SIR John Frsnklin, being the only one
ever engr. we'd ia A merica. Also, Biograph,
OF FRASkLIS, by 8. AUSTIN ALLisosr, Esq =
% 90.
Thi, work is totally disiinc, from The second
AIc,lc Expedition and embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published II
should lie owned by all who have purchased the
las, expedition, as il makes DR.. KASE's work.
complete.
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Ats Court OF Probs,s held at N. berwick, within
and for tho County Of York, on tho 6s.t Tuss-
day In August, In the year ofour Lord, oss
thousand eight hundred and 6fiy-s<ven, by The
Honorable Edward Z. Bourne, Judge or sa.d
Cour:
NAkOLlNE ~ JONES, nance Ezeec,ris in
~ certsi In instrument, urJoriing ~ 70 ,ns
last will aud testament OF Caiharn. Joars, lat Of
Lebanon, 10 said County, deceased, having pro
senlsd the same for probate,
ORDERED, That the said clecuirx give notice
10 all peuons interested by causing . copy of
lni, order 10 DO published three weeks success
lively "a tho Union aud Eastern Journal, pfini.
ed al BiJdei6ed, 10 said county, that they may
appear ut Probate Court to be held ut LIN.
efick, ~ ss,d county, on tue hrst Tuesday ~
September neXi, at leu VI the clock 10 the forc-
noon, and snew csuse, IL any they have, Why
the said instrument should not DO proved, sp-
proved, aud allowed ~ the last will aud lc.tsp,u o,
Of the sald decreased.
% Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Resisi,,
A true copy, Affect, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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Young America
TARGET Pistol MANUFACTURING CO
New Haven, Connecticut.

THIS PISTOL is intended as the forerunner
l. IL the ordinary pistol, and is designed for
young men and boys who wish To ENJOY The ex'
citing spOr at firing AT target, at the most tn
fling expense, and wilhou, any danser OF accident
The cheapest ordinary pistol Is three or four times
the pnce of this, besides beng dangerous in the
hands oi b,y~. This Pistol IL loaded with the
cou,.nou FIRE Cracker. which farms a complete
cartridge. aud will cary n ball ten or hiiern
PAGES with the same precision As the ORDINARY
pistol, hul not with sufficient f'rce Ia DC any Sc
rious damage. A. Ainr'ica Is a shooting nation.
the Young A,nericsns must anu wall learn the .n
by which our independence was ursd. Hence
this TstgrI Pi,th is exactly in time, and NUT
meet wi h universal sale among our youth OF the
South and West Its operation is PERFECTLY Sun.
pie, aud II Is no, liable 10 get out Of order. i,
description will accompany every case Of Pistols
tn. Pistols are put up al the Factory IN cases al
50 each, ready 10 seni by expresses TO any pan Of
the United States or Canada
Retail Pnce, Is Gents; BY the case, $50, or
I Is Gents each.
FRENCH, HALL & CO.,
IS New Haven, c..
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.
ssis RhesA, Chrs.Ie. RLe.s.a,is., a.S

Nssrsisis, Piles. cssesv Tsssys.
And many othst tissssss and uason vhsp eopsssGs
With Scrofalous eos1hoo sftbs L,ooJ
The Doetor viii visit and prrschs Tor ali ,.rx.us vIsS
Ing 10 test his usdkiss uho rSassst &C. aud sLs ere
Wiling " rsmusessse HIN for the seyiss 10 the amoass
charged Tor vst 81 he dstAnos " his RssslAs
once Cssh 81 Delivery. No Agents visAsl,
syisr b as<s.
made and Sold By
lrl WM. BAILEY, ". D., ssss, Ne.
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SIN SCHOOL,
I. w. BAILEY

VIZ GUILD respectfully inform the ladies and
w gentlemen of Biddelord and vicinIty. that
he proposes 10 open u Singing School at Ber,ho
ven Hall, "n WEDNESDAY Eve, 10Th Scp,em..
Der, 1857, where the elementary principles ol
Musical Notation will be taught as the wants VI
Inc class may REQUIRE Especial attention will
be aven 10 the cuisaliou vi the voice as regsrds
10 Inhalation and ExhAlaiiou Of ihr breath.
Re-.,nance und delivery Of tone, Pronunciation
and Enuu...at,cn, Phraslng and Acceuttualion and
nil iho-e things which come under The head OF
Style On performance
To be holdra On Wednesday and Saturday
evening" VI each week
T.,,s., 81, 90 Ior Is ssons. Tickets may be
ob,siaed al U. c. Boydsn's Book siore and At
the Hall. 3GN
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rUrrLE h MOSES, Auburn y. Y, General Agents
NB-sl 90 and 8 postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent will bottle ofthe Pills BY re-
turn mail. ,,
for sale by g. 8 Mitchell, sseoI WIN. C. Dyer, Bid.
,iyf0rl, and Druggists 10 every town 10 The United
states.
n FOSTER Il Co, No I, Cornhlll. Boston. Wholesale
agent Coz Msrohi-Sio
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SprfiaI 1otitss.
MISS SKsELE'S SCHOOL.
Tie fourth term will commence in saco, on
August 81. 3S31
To Female Invalids.


NO PHYSICIAN, NO MEDICAL ADVICE Is RE-
y qurvd by the female iavalid suffering from func.
Onal disturbances special 10 her simply nee
esary that she should appreciate the properties OF
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
to resort 70 them at once. with these In her possession
her speedy cure Ia q foregone conclusion. There no
secession 10 inquire the nature % tie difficulty, ~ u
arss frOm the Suspension, lrvguanty, OF over aeuy
u any af the functions distinctive VI sex, us relief Is
cert under the operation Of thsse ps a. succession
,fday 10 night. In the crisis Of life which prtesd,s
yell In that which follo~, maturity, they greatly "a
cpate the change taking place In the system and oo-
siae danger while they prevent pain. Married LAdns
may take them any time, except during the term OF
maternity 20 administer them 1T that time would Ne 10
prevent Nature from fulfilling her design.
These PHI. are put up In square nstbo1es Persons
esiding where there no agency established, BY en-
CLOSING One Dollar In . . letter, prepaid, TO ps. "
CHEss1AAx, Box No. Ash Post once, Ciy,
have them their respective addresses ~ ~
,uru mail. Ageuts-s 3. Mitchell, sseoi A'sA~yd'
Bkidefri, 70. II. Hay, Portland keddins Co. bos'
ton, Wholesale AMI retail.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-28
BRIGHTON MARKET. Aug. go,

BRIGHTON MaRkEI' AS3' So'
At m ,rkel 1000 Beef Cattle, 1000 sheep, and
S0J SWINE. 81,
Hlef Cahe We quote extra 5000 9O .
6rst quality $500 $50; second s7,Oo 1910
third 20, 7Ja 500,
WukIug Oxrn. Sales from slOS 10 SGD
Iou, and C,,ly., Sal, hum s2i W SIS.
Sheep. Sales IA lots iIOm SO ITO Si,'o
SWINE Al retail, i'om III 10 i2eis.