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VAL u "A II l. e
REAL ESTATE


I--HI -A-IES
O The Subscriber, In consequence Of poor health,
H offers for sale all his Real Estate, In the city Of BID
deford. The Homestead Farm, containing about 80
acres Of good land, In moving tilage and pasurng.
with good growth Of young hard wood, sufficient Cor
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sad Farm Is situated saco river, about Ia miles
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wanted on this road.
Also, near the above, large Two Story House, con:
venient for two families, With about ak acres Of good
land In moving AMI tiliage-woud be good place br
q mechanic, or for gardening.
Adjoining the same, about 20 aeies Of moving and
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About one-quarter az mile from the above, absut ~
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for grass
Also near the above abou, 50 acres Of wood and tim
Der land.
Terms very liberal Apply toths subscriber on the
premises. HARusON LOWELL.
BIddefofd, DC; 81, 1855. -- o Az
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watrrtoxn. Mas. Mnri. 1855.

PROP. O. J. WOOD, Ailos me to aties, the virtues
and magic powers % your Hair Restorative. Three
months since, iplng exceedingly gay, parchaso anil
commenced 10 Use, t~o bottles aud u began
10 tell In restoring the silver locks o ther native color
and the hair which before dry AMI harsh, and fall
ing on. became soft and glossy and ceased fall
ing the ianiruH disappeared, and the scalp l-t all The
disagrreable itching, annoying before, and now, 1
not only look but feel young again.
Respectfully, yours, etc. CiiAs. WHITNEY.
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SINGERS SEWING
MACHINES

These celebrated machines In practical AMI pron
able use IN all parts of the civilized world In all th,
various trades AMI In sesng every sort OF fabric, eithe
OF cloth or leather they have been fully tried anl APP
p-s-.i Sewing machines 81 Other uasas'.s.srSs oftsr
fat 10 work, but
SINGER 'sNACIIINEs ALWAYS OPERATES rERFEcT.
LIZ, being strong, durable and complete 10 contrivaDcs
anil workmanship. perfect sewing machine hep,
employed affords a clear profit O. 81 900 year hut
an imperfect Que IL % constant yexAtion and
loss The entire RrLIABILIrr af machines 10 one
Ieat reason for their unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of fra and delicate construction, recommended by
manufacturers. Such machines male 10 catch
the eye, not perform substantial work. The truth IL
family sewing machlnes ought 10 be stronger than any
other beciuse they 20 iDto less tkfal hands than when
sod % manuf .iurers and used for greater yare
~ Of work. The machines which have proved best for
all oiher purposes must be best Or family use AMI they
are singers. The speed % our machines has lately
been doubled. No other can compare with them In
quantity Of work.
ar New machines Of the ls,es; improved style viii be
EXCHANGED on liberal terms for oil sewing machines ~
our own make, for operative machines u osher man
uacurer. LOcaI agent, wautel n sell our machines
MILAN persons desiring full inf5rmstion sbout
sewing machines, can obtain u by applyin &c copy
of .I ". singer Il Co.'S GaEslte" paper devoted
1. N.sINGER A co.
Principal orfcs, 32J Broadsiy, Nss York.
BRAscu oTTtcss.
AZ Westminster ct PROV. los B.tussrv st Bsit
IA BroaI Il. Nesark ~ J. East Oh Il. Cincisnati.
slJ Brosisay, Albany, n Y h.:sg,, Illinois
Glover,slle, ", y. 03 North sh o.. - Louis.
Is chapsl It ssE Haven. ~ 81 caans Gs.O.
n Bucitauan Of Gs.xo- Sod
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DEMAINlNG uncan,
N Diddeiord, January
1 Persons ealing io'
say they are advertised.
! Alien Hannah
| Allen Krziah
Bryant Amanda J
Boi,e Andrew J
Bailey Albert
Brown Mrs Ann
Blal c G ID
Briggs q w
| Boyn,on Caroline N
berry CYRUS
Bracket Mrs Elizabeth
| Buzlell Gerish l.
Bracket, Mn. Jane A
Babb Lo,hrop
Bean Mary J
Birmingham X w
Baldwin Loliston
Berry Mrs Zilpha I ~
Berry WIN
Cunningham Cate
Collins Deborah M-2
Clcaves Lydia J
Chase Mahala
Carr Mary A r
CIPHER Sarah
Dougan Mrs Ann
Dawley AmandsH
Davis DoIninicus R-2
Day franklin + -i
Dyer Isaac
Day Lydia A
DuIning M l.
Dearborn Mrs Mary
Enmons Mrs Alkaline
Eastman Georgianna
Edsecomb Henry A
Elwell John
| Emnons Mrs s A f
Foss Sarah
Fish NJ A B
Fletcher Melissa
Fogg Mrs Charles
Gould Anaa F
| Green Ann Nj ..
Green Cynthia
Gould George NJ
Glb.On LYDIA G-3
Cannon Mark
Grant Nicholas
Gilman Mrs 3 J
Gordon Skene
Gray Capt Samuel
Hu,chins Helen NJ
Hin Henry
Hutchinson Jane
Hu,chins lechy Ann
Hall Lourinda
Higgins Mr.
Hammond Mary
Harmon Mary L
Harmon Mrs Martha
Hartman Oscar
Harmon Mis- Sa'ah H.
House Sylyanus III
Hanson SULLIVAN
Huuer Mrs Sarah Jane
Hutehins WIN +
Hancock William
Haley Albert
llampson lsleazer G.
Hunter Ellen
Jabounty Alma
JelliSon Asa
Jordan Mrs Hannah
johnson J w
Jones Laverna
Jones Mrs Lemuel
jordan Mrs Maria l.
Jordan Rishworth
Jordan Mrs Sophia
kenworlhy William ii
Knox Martha
Kennard Huldah w
KNIGHT Charles
Kinball Catherine
Lucas Estella
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y. u. xpDr, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the onsee Of couml..
sion.r Of patents, X. H. Eppr, Esa.. OF Boston, dl
business 81 the Patent Once Solicitor Coz procuring
Patents There leo n any psssons acting In that
capsty, who had much business besOre the PAtest
0hcv, ami there we're none Who conducted II With
more skill, Oddly AMI success. I reard Mr. Eddy
~ one Of the beet Informed abi most ski Patent So
isitors In the United States, and have no hesitation IN
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
competent and Trustworthy, and more capable u
putting their Applications n form 10 fOT them
early and favorable consideration Al the Patent Of.
dee. EDMukD BURKE,
Late Commission VI Patents
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CIR Owe COTTAG T. +,
BuXTO., MAINE.
- Al nm " ATL fQkC

rl,iiE above House !. bcauiiu ally situated "a tho
j zoe Grove, known q. "tbs PICNIC
GROVE" At Ba1ioI Ccnir, on the lOfk sol
Cumberland RAILROAD, aLOat - ninuies' nds
from Portland.
The subscriber has spared no psin. ~ eHp-nss
IN hiias up the above House with all he u.DJcfn
improvements, to make u popalar piece " ~.
sod los Parties aud Pleasarc-sscksrs, 90 ibo-c IN
pursuit OF q pleasant aud hca' Boarding place
daring ib. ssmmcf Inonih-.
Ia coaaeciioa with tie House, are good Bowl.
lag Alleys, swing, &c.
y. \ GOoi Horses and Carriages viii be idf.
bi.hed 20 parties 90 individuals. " dr,irrd.
GmJi EiIES CRAM,
Late ol the TbOrnlon HOuss, Saeo
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LIST oF=LETTERs

~ - - - - ~
d Cor in the Post Office,
LIST, 1857.
these letters win please
Lii,lefeld Frances L
Linscott Hannah +
Larica Hannah
Lock Jacob
LaBallister John A
Leach Martha J
Libby Priscilla
Lowell Simon B
.Lituefeld Nancy A
Moore Ann Miss
Mcbride Cyrus 49,,
Mathews Georgianna .
Maddox Joseph
Murch John q
Milliken Isaac
Murch Lucy A
Mansur Lydia
Mcdonald Maria G
Motley Mary II ~
M lliken Margaret l. ~
Mulberry Thomas N
Merrill Mrs Sophia B
Merrill Mrs Serena
Manchester Il K
MiIlikcn William
Orr Rachael
Pitcher Caroline
Page Mrs Caro- w
Perry Eff
Proal Jackson
Paiien John 8
Phillips Oliver b
Poloe William
Quick John
Rogers Capt
Russell l. II
Role Mrs Lucreiia
Russell l. Go
Robbins lydia J
Rich Mrs Mary s
Slunwood Alta
Small Ann
Sexton Ann
Stiles Albion p
Shepiey Mrs Charlotte
Silver Cyrus
Seavey Ezra
Sanborn Frances A
Spear Emma
Sieams Eliza A
Stone n NJ
Skillin Mrs Jane ID
Smith Mrs J l.
Smith John
Sawyer Isaac
Steward Louisa
Soule MaryJ
Stuar, Mrs Mary c
Shaiiuck Nancy
Slight p & .a
Shell Mrs Sarah
Staples Mrs Sarah
Stone Samuel Pa
Thompson Albert
T'oomey John
Tebbetis Lydia
Tbomp>on Mary ]
Tllursion Mrs Mary Ann
Tebbe,is Mary J
Underwood Edwin X
Webb Charles
Welch Mrs Dorcas
wavely Piorencc-2
White Lizzie A
Wakefield Ellen
Whittier Elizabeth i'
Wilkins ileber &
Wright Mrs Hannah
Ward John
Wclch James w
Walker Louisa J
Winslow Maria
Ward Sarah q
Win,hip Sophronia
Young Eliza A
NATHAN TUCK, +. NJ.
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HunOrs.
rr CANKER,
BILIOUsNESs,
COSTiVENESS, and
GENERAL DEBILITY,
ARE CURED NJ
.. .ny ,>,, ~ nux,V 10 -

VITAL FLUID,
They cannot exist against action Of these Medico
Chemicals.
Iunor In the blood are the sole arst cause Of Con-
sumption, by consuming the blool's vitality. These
preparations consume hnmors and give vitality by the
great powers Of Chsmfsfry
See Circulars, to be had Of Medicine Dealers.
| BURR, FOSTER 4 o., CornhIl, General Agents.
Mansfield Co., City Wharf, Boston. Special Agents
For Sale by Drs. J. sAwyer and O. W. Person. Bdde
ford DIR. wm Bailey and d. J. Smith, saco A. War.
rem, Kennebunk, Jos Curtis, Wells.
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state Of Illinois. Carlisle, June ~,

state % Illinois, Carlisle, June %, IS
have use'l Professor %. J. Woods Hair Re,t,rai,-
AMI have admired Its wonderful efcct. My hair was he.
coming, A thought prcmiturey gray, bat 10y the use
u the "sstoratle," has resumed Us original color,
and I have no doubt, permanently 90.
SIDNEY BkEEsE,
EN senator United States.
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CIlAs. WHITNEY.
New York Oct ., 1885.

PROV. o. ]. w00D-Dear siri Alsr reading tho
advertisement In ons 81 the New York journals. ~ your
celebrated Hair Restorative, I procured half pint
bottle and was much pleased with Il that oOn,inu-
Ell ia for two months, and am satisfied Il Ia decided
~ the best preparation bsiJre the public IL at
removed ell the dandrud anil unpleasant itching from
the scalp, aud las restored my hair naturally, and
have no doubt. permanently 30.
You have permission 10 rier 10 me, all who entertain
any doubt 81 It's performing all that l. elamci Cor IL.
Miss PELAe, 20 L. Greenwich Az.
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900, 900 BOTTLES SOLD

Entered according 10 Act q Congress in the
year 1853, by J. RUSSELL SPALDlSG, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court OF Massachusetts.
An ingemtnts riH be dealt vita accord ing {
LdUg
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Millinery, Embroideries,
AND
GOODS u RIBBONS.

A,No /, lIoopsrs Block, will be found well
selected stock oi
AJiIIiQefy''a pe Fancy GOODS,
Embracing u variety Of Bonne,s, adapted to the
season. A large stock OF Ribbons, artificial Flow
ers, Fringes Elnbroideres and all articles usually
found Ia q Millinery Establishment.
Persons in want Of Mourning Pm or ari.
lies OF mourning apparel wi" H. sood stock TO
select from at this place.
Dress Making bv experienced and skllul max.
srs attended TO. Don't forge, the place, No. !,
Hooper's Block, Liberty ST, BiddeioId.
VIM W. NITCHER.
BddefOrd Oct. II, 1856. 42if
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THE SOCIETY for the encouragement
wearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at

THE SOCIETY for the encouragement
of wearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at
No. l06.Chatham St., cor. ofPearl st.,
NEw-YoRK,
Keen ON hand an extensive and compeic assert
meni Of the latest impor,ations and best manu-.
features Of ..I
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Equal In material make, texture, durability and style
to any stock ever offered in this country.
Retailed ut Wholesale Prices.
CONSISTING OF
sHIRTS-wlth linen bosoms, collars AMI wristbands,
Of the best AMI finest qualities, aud new and choice
styles.
UNDERSTANDS and DRAwERs-Of Wool, Merino,
Cashmere six, and Cotton, 81 desirable and durable
qullitics-and the TEyIOr Wool Undergarments, so
highly approved by Physicians. Also, the SHAKER
CRAVArs Superior quality AMI beautiful styles,
and a full assortment 81 STOCKS, COLLARS, NECK
TIES, GLOVES, sCARfS, and MUfFLERs Of the r'eh-
est kinds
sUsPESDERs-Au almost endless variety. including
the finest and most durable.
POCKET Neutrality-suspicious. and Cotton =
plain aud printsi-an unriyailel assortment
HALF HOsE-WoOl aud cotton, % the best texture,
selected expressly for retail trade.
MORNING. ROBES AMI GOWNs-Elegant Patterns,
excellent material anil Of the lest make.
This stock comprises all grades, from the lowest to
the Richest that can he proiuceanl having every Ia
cly for importing and manufacturing not exceeded by
any other establishment In the United States,-buyers
therefore, will consult their interest by examining the
goods which are soil at the
LOWEST FossIRLr casa PRICES.
II Coos promptly delivered At all the Rail Road
pepOs, Steamboats, &c. ani In any part Of the lily,
without charge.
- SHIRTS made 10 order by experienced hands, In
superior style, at short notice, warranted TO it, TNo
Machine work done In this establishment.
1yr-3;
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FOR SALE.

A TENAMENT. OF six rooms, pleasantly situa.
a ted on Birch 81. Alec, a Garden adjoining,
no a hl,h ,ia,e u cultivation, IN which ATE va.
rie,y OF Frui, Trees aud Cape vines. nc. &c.
ny b. p. LOWELL.
Bddefori, Dec. 2i;h, 1850 awoi
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FREMONT HILLS.
TEAS, CoFFEEs, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, &C.
Wholesale, and also In smnli Packages.
E. E. y Err & Co.,

141 WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON
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House Lots for sale.

THoNAs VI. PEIRSoS hs. Cor .sIs House Lots In
Il nhldel5rl, GA the f5lis~ing streets.
PIKE street, Pea a., tlii st Oak st, Acorn St, Pine
ST., Hamlet 81, Back st, Porter 49, f~s at. lAue s,,
Mt vernon st, Prospect o., CotiAge st, Guinea 81,
birch st. Pcirs1n's Lane bradbury 81 and also several
acre. q lani On Prospect o., an % shieh wi sell
chap r cash 90 approved cveit. Please 10 call on me
before parckasing. One suAn house % Cottage
AMI nm 81 with roci esrlsn spa, Price slDJ obs
pSabie rrtsusnt IOaIs, crnsr q foss AID rorter 81
Fr.ce $40. ulS
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Prom ns yr,,,nt csmnisio.,r.

From Nt prtffhf C0mrINIoNtF,
"ArGrsr ~, lsa3.-Dunng the time CAV. Leli the
once OF Commissioner of Patents, u H. LlIy E.a .of
Boston, has been extensively eagage In the trans.eou
Of business with the 0fee, asa bscios lie 10 thor
oughy acquainted with tbs law and the rule. a prse-
ics a the Ofce rrgarl him % the uo.l cspa
bio and successful prsctlontn With Whoa I have had
oficai intercourse. CnAs. MASON,
ly3I Commllsann<r u Patents.
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lust received, few cases OF Gen,s exi,iwIds
JCAiS Doors. A. Ross's Store Liberty 81. Ga
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DOCTOR YOURsELFi ~,
THE Observation-Disclosures
oR.EyERY ONE Ills OWN PHYSICIAN.

NNIIE hflisih edition, with One
j. Hundred Ensravines, showing
Diseases and Maliosmatioss Of the
I Human system In every SHAPE and
form. To whi,h 10 added Q Tteaiiss
on the Diseases of Females, being Of
the highest Importance 10 married
people, ar thoss contemplating mar.
Tiags. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, ~. ID.
Let no father be ashamed 20 pre-
sent q copy ofihs EsCULAPit'e 10
his chiid. u may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the ssefsd osiies-
tL.na nj matfisL iifs withoat reading
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I have used Proftsrsp.J Wool's Hair Restorative,
and have admired Ito = '.ll ELECTS II restored nay
hair where IL had ls, 2 cleans the head and r.n,
ders the hair soft anil ~ much more than oil.
Louisville, Nov, !, ls.j MARY A. ATKINSON
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-01-09

EMAINlNG uncaled for in the Post Office,
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.,v they are advertised.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-01-09
PEDAL BASS MEL0DEONS

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-07
NOTICE
20 v. sssws,na
Rains & Brown .
PENNSYLVANIA RAII,ROaD-

THREE Daily Througa Trains between Phiiadslpai.
4 aad Pttsburg. Tbs MORNING NAIL TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg Ia A. NJ and Pits
burg Tor Philadslphia At z, a. H. TIE FAST LINK
leaves Phadepha for Pttsburg 81 p NJ and PittSbur
or Philadelphia at /, z. N. THE NIGHT RXPREs3
TRAIN !ssvss Philadelphia for PsbuTg At II. p NJ ana
Pittsburg for Phlsielpha 81 10, r. A.
The above lines connect 81 Ptsocrg with tie kAifosda
10 and from ST LOUIS No. Alton, Galena and ChieaS0
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, ky.S Terra
Ha1te siadson Lafayette end indianapolis, Ind Ctnei1
natl DaFtoa Springfield Belle0nfRine Ssndrsky, foseds
Cleveland Conmpus GAINESVILLE, MassiilOn, and Wooster
Ohio; Also with the Steam Packet Boats mem and 70 New
Orleans, st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be naa % or from sitasf OF ths
above places.
FOrturther particulars. Ha1dbis at tbs diasrs1i
starting pOhs Passengers from the West WiH ind this
the shortest and most expeditions route PhAdsphin
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AssST, P1ssea3sr Liass. Paiis5s
j. AESklMEA, AsEST, Pssssscsr Lines, PStssbgg.
Philadelphia. ls57-janl-ly