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Foreign News.
ST. LnmNs. Y. +. Inly o

Sr. JomNs, y. F., July %.
The steamship Circassian, Capt. Pow
ell, from Liverpool lIth inst, arrived ut
this port this afternoon.
Steamship Asia. for New York. sailed
fromLivcrpool the same day the Circas-
sian left.
GENERAL News. The English House
OF Lords have defe ted the Jewish oath
bill. by - majority.
Naples Is tranquil. There has been
further slight disturbances in Spain.
A slave vessel named the Adams GRAY,
OF New Orleans, has been captured and
condemned at Sierra Leon.
In Parliament the government have
asked foo half u million pounds, each ac-
counts II tn Chinese and Persian war.
Notice ,as been given OF resolution
to continue the present duty on sugar and
tea Tor two years, from next April.
Thlckcry Ia, been nominated for Par
lament from Oxford.
Lord Palmerston promises govern
ment surveillance in regard to the supply
y! Tree negroes 10 the frehch west III
dies.
The submarine cable j. expected to be
all on board the Niagara by the Goth OF
July.
The Bank Of France returns show a
loss OF specie.
Vt the scco7d election in France, Ma
dcncz and Some. opposition candidates,
were returned.
Disturb nces had occurred at Cturia.
Spain, but were suppressed. The Span
ish Cortcz have put guy law ON the
press.
There have been no further dcmonstra'
tons a, Naples. The details OF the out
break how considerable loss oi life.
Maxim has escaped from Italy.
The King Of Prussia Is on visit to
the Emperor of Austria.
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state of Maine.

YORK SO. Municipal Cour, Of the city Of Bid.
deior,l, on the fri Monday VI July A. d. 1857.
Z Wit,lAa BsRRY, Judge.
'Thomss Bodhby, Jr-, OF Huntington, In said
county, plainlif, Vsrsns
Dean lrisli VI Bn igiUn, ~ the county OF Cumber.
land, and Ns,han r. Irish, Of said Brdgton, defts.
In plea Of the case for thai the said defendants
nj said Bridsion TO wit: al said Blddelord on the
thireeiah day Of September, A. d. 1856, by their
prunissary note oftha, date by them subscribed,
Tor value received, promised one Theophilus by.
en- To pay him ~ order the sum of lhiriyeght dol.
lars in SIX months, then next, now past, with 10.
ieresi, aud the said Theophllus afterwards on the
same jay hy his endorsement Of the same note IN
writing under his hand ordered the contents there.
of 10 be paid To the plaintiff according 10 the tenor
Of said note Of which the said Nathan F. Irish
and Dean Irish then aud there had notice, aud
thereby became liable and in consideration there.
OF, then and there promised the plaintiff 10 pay
him the contents vi the same note according to
the tenor thereof
Writ dated filth day OF June A. ID. 1857
The laid Dean Irish moi appearing, was de.
faulled, aud the said Nathan F. Irish being out u
this State the court orier that he be notified ol
the pentency Of said suit by publication III the
Ualon IL Eastern Journal, a newspaper published
at Bnideford, Maine, said publication 10 be three
weeks successfully, the last ~ be- ut least ten
days before the sitting Of this court on the iirsi
Monday OF Angus, next, that he may then mud
there appear aud make such defence as he may
see iii. WILLIAM BERRY, Judge.
A true copy attest WILLIAM BERRY, Judge.
3w2S
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How WEST GREENWICH WAS CANNED
Nothing in the way Of election has 80 as
tonished us of late, as the defeat OF the DE
mocracy in West Greenwich. Indeed, our
qualification at the unexpected and auspi
cious result is a little dainpened by linger-
ing conservative d, ubt n IL Is all exactly ac-
curliny 10 the order OF things. But We rec
collect that the Democrats once carried Prov
iderce and the Republicans It'll hold Burr
llyllle. and that theru Is nothing certain in
politics not even in West Greenwich.
Our DanucIatic frIruds IN that town have
way oi their ONn of keepins tally, as the
votes came IN. Beng. ut eOursc IN hyOr OF
that great bulwark of Democratic faith and
practice, the ballot, holding that the electOr
has an unquestiOnable right 20 vote without
allowing any body 10 know how he voted
they have manifested their consistency by
printing ballots on cDlored paper for their
doubtful men, 80 a. 10 SPIT the voters ~
they came up. Sometimes the color had
been red, sometimes green and sometime,
blue. la this way they could tell how the
vote stood at any time during the day. and
always knew how many of the 'asvd and
iniirm voters" il WIS necessary to bring up
% make a majority. At the last election tho
Republicans, in utter disregard Of tho sac
ty OF the Union, supplied themselves with
a sufficient number Of tickets OF all the col.
ors and awaited the appearance Of the others.
The Democratic ticket turned up red. Re-
publican tickets were speedily and very gen
orally distributed Of the same color-red re.
pu ,lican. tho Democrats might well call
them. Both parties began To vote, and the
red tickets carried everything before them.
The man who checked the list marked every
red ticket Us Democratic and il was wonder
ed how the Republicans, after talking about
n fight, coul3 make 30 poor show. But
after time, suspicion was excited. One
man was seen to vote rel who would cut his
hand OF rather than poll Democratic yot,
Investigation followed and the truth came
TO light. Half the rel votes were Republi-
cans. Only those who have the pleasure of
knowing the Democrats OF West Greenwich
can fully appreciate the swe ring that fol-
lowod.-Pocket books were taken out, horses
were harnessed. n general rush was made Tor
the aged and nfrm, aged in inquity and in
firm OF purpose: but it was all too late.
Most Of them had voted one side or the 9TH
err and, even in WeSt Greenwich, men are
not allowed to vote twice. The polls closed
upon republican majority, and the NUM-
cipal scep.er Of West Greenwich passed out
Of the hanis that had so long welded it
Providence Journal.
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NOTICE TO
NONRESIDENT TAX PAYERS
FOR 1876.

TREAsrarR's 0rrIcE,
July 0, 1881.
NOTICES hereby given to all whom II may concern,
" that the following li.t % unpaid non-resident taxes
tor the year 1885, advertised IN the state Newspaper
agresaby TO the provisions of the law OF 1915.
l.. L0RING, IT,, Treas, 1 Blddeford.
Tax.
Adams Rufus. barn and 20 Acres Of Land, $40
Blckfsrd Maxim, II Acres Land, 3Lo
Bovter Amos, House and Lot on Main Street. S,yo
Conkn sarah, IL House and Lot, $40
Cole lemich, 20 Acres Land, $40
Gale widow Daniel. IL House Lot, ~
Cute Walter, 3 iiouse Lots, III
Deshon Daniel. House and Acres Land, t,3t
Emery Samuel heir Of, Builiings and Land, S,3&
fitzpatrick BENJAMIN, buildings AMI ~ acres Land 80
Johns Oh John l2 House and Lot on Franklin ST., 3I2
Mo.re ueo w uouse and Lot on Hin street, 40
shute Sarah, . acres Land, LA
scammAn william, acres Land, 20
smith James W., 20 acres Wood LAM, 30
small H., House IL, on Qrven strcet, la
wyksheld Israsi, House Lot on Pool street, la
Vl.rlG~d EiisA eth, houss l~< 90 hill street md
IL Coffin House." W.
Vim. W. wynan, slaughter House, l,2t
Written Ivory, Lari, $40
3w2s
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Marriages.

In this cily. lst nsi., by Levi Lorng, Jr, ESQ,
Mr. Ivory "A Joauson, TO Mis- Maria Blake, oil
Of BuidriOrd.
Ia Eaton. N IL, Eih INST, hy Stephen Drown,
Ed, Sir g. W Fellows, to Miss Eneline Gold
Ihwait, hath OF BldJrluTd.
Ia Portsmouth,. n H., Mr.. Charles I Grant, Of
GRAY, Me 10 Mis- Fmnces l. Ross, Of Moth
Yarmouth, Me, Lieut. J NJ BndiOrd, at Hunls-
vile, Ala, Io Miss GeOrgrtie & Goodwin, OF
Portsmouth June 10Th, SIR Harris J. Cun,aings,
OF Portland, Me, to Miss Mar, B"gau, OF Cape
Elizabeth No Daniel + Lsrcah"e, To Miss Hen-
Meta Ling, both % Scarborough, Me.
Ia SunersSurth, llih IuSt, Mo Alonzo son
ION. 10 Mis- Sardn q. Gray. Ith usi Mt Geo
"A Tucker In Miss Julia X Dinsiry, both of Sdcn.
9th msi Nc. wm. JOY, Jr, to MI,S Enma w.
Jones, bath 81 SJcu. 18th Inst, Mr.. Geo w. an
drsus, Ia Mis- Elizabeth J. Fall, both al Ber~i 1,
Man.
Z. Salm,n PsIls. 23l a'y NJ : n iI-ns'n, 70
Mis- Miulaa Burbank, both at Sonrr-.yoIih'
In EiRnuham, 9lh last b. Rev L w B"Oad'
teutl No Zih, A"dgVtt. &C Providence, X l., To
Mis- NJ ~ A G,.OIN,n, o! Newhe'd, dansh'"r oi
samuel q s-iNi1, 30
IN AItu.,l. Me- lautrs lesvlu, Ot Ws'eth1rnush.
,n M,sS b. z t,Ih Rob rte, ct t.yuan, Me
a. Sltplrigli, M PuueT ""blIS, Ut SANFORD, u
NJ, A NJ P,n.uy,or ShipcisL
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. q. N. Goulp's

gntsrvd according TO ~, 90 Congress. In the year
isS6, IN the Clerks Jtnce Of the Dtstret Court
~ Msss.chusstts
\IrE ~Ou call the attention 90 the public this Won
w drrful PROPAGATION, used only external sppl'-
ta.I0n, shIeh 10 SURE rvlIuly la frIn IL 10 Is
sour., the ssveres pain la 10 inmates, and
sIch never fails
CsTuasalss are daily received by the doctor, Of the
alghes incubation. lie I'll, day received the iol.
ssing'-
DgIA STA Ever since this session oi the legislature
OmmSnc~i, have bcsn severely afflicted ~ih innAm
IoTy Rheumatism. I eNPsLioi much money sihSot
btauing any relief, when Of Representative
rOught me bottle % your Rheumatic Bsim," aud
ron Its hrst application the pain began 10 decrease,
Ard almost cntlrvy frv- hon the CsI,n
i0a ssSrs that orisred sin bo'tlss more sheh
Islribussd among suffering fienis, snl la every IN
tAnee IL has Afforded immediais rVlicL lwu give this
smony 10 the worth Of your msd.ins UNSOLICITED, 80
slight IO.sn Of my appreciation of your endesSors TO
'OEAs tbs pain and anguish " yoar s.lSs-nsn'
W h.. z. MARKELL,
Clerk Mass. House Rsps.
Dr. J. d. n. Goald, Last NbngtOn, Mass.
Mr. :. l.. Card. a resident Ot Portland sho has been
,ted sh ScrOfuls or the last three years, suffering,
ouse much palm, .nd whose usht arm had BE-
mme 80 SIRE ami lNmy that WsNeTy dincult ior him
- raise his hsn IN. head, o. 10 pat on AMI take Oh
OSI without assistance, and Who has tired many kinds
sm.lcine without ANY favOrab,s effect, sss induced
10 Try DR. 0pal'- Rhsumat!c BALM, ~ which apP.lca-
ion he vas m tsyniy minutes restored H. the use sihls
arm, aud can use u freely.
hr Card resides in AheT street, ana NOuL oe happy
20 Trcon1Insri 10 those similarly af,oi. IL may be
,lli With truth that IL Is Indeed the Words Blessing
No. IL, Alter -, Portland, ale. > L. CAhD
pmre and Laboratory, No. IL i-s scseei
street, BS.ioa.
Sold by Tri,lrs,n Iillinau, Sscu De. J Saw
yer, B,jdelOni, aud all the principal Druggists IN
ihs. Nlai.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, ss-At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun
and held at Alfred within and for the County OF York.
on the nrst Tuesday Of April, A. d. 1887.
In the above action, II appearing that the principal
Defendant out Of the State and has never been noi
ned ard has no Tenant, Agent OF Attorney In this
State upon whom to serve notice. The Court oiler. that
the Plaintiffs cause the SAID defendant to be notified OF
the tendency Of this ut by serving him With an attest
ell copy % the writ and this order OF Court thereon
fourteen days, by Publishing the same three weeks
.uccessively Ia the Union Eastern Journal, news
paper printe in BidieIor In SAL county u York, the
last publication hereof be thirty days at leatt before
The mex term Of sad Court to be held at Alfred within
aud for said county of York, on the third Tuesday Of
September, A. d. 1851. that he may then AID there Ia
,ad Court appear and shew cause II any he have, Why
In said acton should not be rendered against
him and execution issue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES d. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True COPY Of the writ ami order % Court thereon,
~ Attest, JAMES q. McINriRE, Clerk.
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THE WORLDS MEDIcLNE.
On. SKINS
gu q A r Q ATE Ed Pille.

Mos, surprising scceun are received from ~.
cry pan Of the county ofthe ELECTS OF ihess woa.
denul pills.
Oac agent writes. "our supply Of SuoAa
coArEp PILLS, IL sxhsusted-send Us mosc-no
Pill we have ever had sells Ike them, or Affects
the really surprising cures u thea"
One box has been known 10 cure Dyspepsia ~
long shading.
Six Pills have broken up Settled Fever.
Que boy, taking three Pills the Pint Night .snd
one night Afterwards, has cured the Won't CO.
ses OF Dyspspl,e CostiS~sess.
One box taken ~ above has cured hsbiiuL
Headache snd Giddiness.
-Four boxes vi these Pills have cured cases ol
Chronic RuEunATrsv that had wilhsiood every
other treatneni. .IfrT.
From oar TO three boxes have cured cases a
L,vEa COMPLAINT, believed 10 DO iscurshis.
One TO three bOxes have cuFrd what was b.
lieved TO be CONFINED CONSERVATION.
One box has cured cases OF los VI Appstite
Indigestion, with Sourne.s VI the Stomach &c.
Four TO xix Pills have cured very bad cases u
Dysentery snd D,srrh9s.
Four TO elsh, Pills have cured the worst cssss
Of Bilious Cholic. ~ '.
A Few doses Of from ono 10 three Pills have
cured the worst cases Of Worms.
One box ha. been eiieciuai Ia Curing Jaundes
and General DEBILITY. 80.
G. W. ArwEL.L, Ds~ing Bioek, Psrfisn<,
GsRrai Agent
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Forney undoubtedly elected Buchanan,
by his ,ntrigues with Sanderson, and the
other Fillmore men in Pennsylvania, and
by his untiring and energetic eiiorts to car
~ the State. He Is now cast of by the
President. aud lis fate adds another Illus
tration Of the disappOiutment which await
dishonest attempts ut success. lilo may say
with woolsey,
Had bot served my God with h,fths zeal
Issryed my King, he wOuh not In mine age
Have len me nah 81 10 my susmls.-"
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Dratb5.


ia Ai.rd, Iuh inst Nj George Lambrr, aged
u
In Krnnelunk,. Mr. Elizabeth Epes, oaed 80.
widow OF the late Nathaniel Carter, Esq iom-t.
III ul Nrwhurypdi.
Al the Chincha Islands, May 9th Daniel {
Loud aged 81 years, MASTER Of the shtp Gull
SIp.m. 1t Ksnnehuak The d"crased Wa u son
OF Me William I.0r 4, Of Kennehuns. His rcDan.
will b. Brought home Tor nirTmeni
DIEp-In Krunrhunk, June 2id, susan Lord,
only child Of Capt Edward aud Mrs Olive Stone,
AGED years AMI mOnlhs.
Ii love aud affection could have saved ", thl'
10, civ child had no, died (; hat from infancy Il
seemed To- seek its native Skirs-and, Ike Elisha,
It's nO,hrr fblioSed and saw u ~ There ap.
psarsd a cnsrrit and horses at hre,-iis liill.
hrincr, accompanied by sn angel, called, and,
ike an uaca.rd bird, u hrS s~sy,--and they
were parted both asuuder, aud It went up Toto
Heaven, aud she saw Il nu morr. There, hand Ia
hand, with IT. angel brOIher, u now resdS the
howrry iekis OF everlasting light - singing the
praises Of Him who said, "Suli.r little "hdre'
in come unto me their angelic .countenancr>
besming wI,h delight.
They strike their little harps anew,
With Heavens pearlv gates IN view,
Wide open thrown.
They come, they come, away they d.,
Papa, mamma. wecUme to the sky,
A happy welSDn home. W.
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Notice of Foreclosure

IyIHEREAs, FRANCIS DROWN, Of Alfred,
w in the County OF York, aud Stale OF Maine
on the twenty second day Of June, A. ID 1891,
by his mortgage deed Ut that date recorded IN the
York County Registry ol Deeds, book ~, page
500. couyeysd Ia Cyrus X Conaut, Of said Alfred
ia lee aud in mortgage, the following described
premises zig - All his right lite aud interest, III
and 10 the farm IA Lyman, in said County, for
metly beouging to his laiher, Aarnn Drown Al
80, the farm in said Alfred, on which said Fran.
Gus Drown lived al the date OF Tue execution Oh
s.id mortgage, aud the ZANE conveyed To him by
Cytus X Conant, and whereas, said mortgage
deed and the debt thereby secured, has been sod
and assigned 10 me, the assignment thereof beng
recorded in York County Reglsiry OF Deeds Book
237, page 5l,. hereby give notice met the con,
J,in AT .aid mori gage deed has be broken, aud
,ba, by reason thereof, |, ~ assignee OF said
mortgage deed, claim foreclosure 1t The same.
HENRY MARSHALL.
Alfred July u. 1857. e., 9woo-
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II EALING NJ EDIU NJ
w. MACOMBER.

WILL give careful attention TO all Diseases
w which can be relieved by Spiritual Magnet.
&c Influence.
Tcrms: Examinations, 30 Cts.
NlanipHiations, Z. 8S Cts.
x-.J- Examinations private aud strictly coniijen.
iial Free Examinations on Mondays, IN the al
i.rnoou, To those unable 10 pay.
Ma. will y,.i, the sick wherever desired.
He may b, found at d F. Woodmans, Pleasant
Street, Sacc, Maiue. Du
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For Sale at a Great Bargain.

A CONVENIENT Tenement on Green street,
"A Ssco. In second story, CONSISTING VI q kitchen.
sitting room, parIor, cook .room and bedroom, 90
lower door, and two large hn''hed ehanbers 10
attic. There 10 barn. or wooihou,e win PRIV
Ilege In cellar, connected with The sams,-all nc
aud and 10 good repair, and will bs sold al very
low price. ..sov ~
For particulars enquire Of Dr.: J: MASON, =
q. BURLEiGH, or 10 ENOCH JohDhN' !"
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very r~specualu,
W b.. Z. MARKELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Jaiy 10.

Al market 1900 Beet Cattle, 200 sheep, aud
40 Swine.
B.,ef Cue. We quote extra 1928 y 90 !;
drs, quality 5000 $3.50; second 81, 10 ss,OOi )
third S6,JJa s6,a,;
Cows and Calye, Sal, from so 10 SO.
Sheep. Sales in lots lIOm Sl,5JIo $500.
SWINE At retail, hom 5 To yc.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Id The well known WALKER FAIRY, IN
y: .Keunebunkport, situated near the nrst pansh
Church Town House. and School House, and one mile
from tbe yill,we saId Farm contains about Is acres
conveniently divided Into moving. iAge and pa,tdnns
The orchard has i23 good trees, and the wells Of water
never ial. The buildings consist OF tvo sofy hoess
with L, large Barn, and . work shop.
The stock and farming uieo.ils may be purchassd
with the premises, II vantei. Apply TO- Wei. MOODY
At Ksnnsbunkpost village, OF TO the subscIesr ~ ths
Farm. ChL'is ~.
June 2sth, 1857. ssnso
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NOTICE.

as Atto,ssv, ani Co.,nssllors at Lac, under
the firm Of Ayp.tOn r GOodsaose. and will attend
Io MI husiness appropriate Ia their Profession nj
he oIic. heretofore occupied by n. ID. APPLETON,
I'm AIrkKp. NATHAN ID. APPLETON.
JOHN a. GooDESoW.
Alfred, March .. 1857. 10
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nn>roN MARKET. Jul, 20.

FtorR.-Sal.s of Western Superhae Il -, 40;
Fancy, 100 s7.25 extra, $3.50 SD
GRAM Corn, Sales Of yellow Hat a, ~ "y'c |;
white at ga &c. Oass-Norhein at7Oe Rye,
sl,l5.
HAY Sales of Eastern a, l6 II perton.
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Sprtial y utitrs.


Friendly 'dsiee 70 feasai~s. While
from shicn every fcmAls gill apprecists, sb
stain frotn specifying the many distressing mpalnts
thy subject, constrsin-i 20 ssy, that, Dg
IsEEsENlS's FEslLs Puts the remedy. Whenever
thy arr administered Zoe functional dsrsngs
msnt. Of frmalrs. There IL a, such word "hn"-
This Il rule that has knnsn xeption In per,oi
Of twSny years. fcr al local Affections which prevent
mate nliy they qf.hle. They must never be taken
When that IL In pro-p~ct, the, you'd Inevitably
preclude the possibility offs ,eearScee. See silver
tlscmsnt.
7 GILMAN, Ageu, for Saco aud Biddefo'd.
fY The greatest natural ornament 10 the "humah
form divine IL unquestOnably nDe Ia xarsAnt' healthy
gro.th ~ hair II has been esteemed an all A<es Of
ths void, and among al nations, savage sai ei'ihsei
HSn the Italian brave rvgaris The scalp OF his enty
his srsaiss trophy. for similar reason, the ASH
ionsble belle oen DISCUS the rvgoa Of vanity. a. v~
% k~s other phrsnolcal organs With borroso locks
IIe sho Should discover = msds q prvvvn ING the
hair sAo~ing the nIoais % eayoas Tine ~ turn
Ibg pr,mAiurel, gay, . method by ~hlch u eoad be
RESTORED shen falling of 90 turning whiis, and uy II
pr1molns It's continued and uxursPt rosth, woah be
Justly s1IIe Amoag IN bsnsfsetors " The hn.
Mead the testimonials In another column, OF
the ~onierfal say almost mirscalsas e1ects u
Professor woSis Hair RESTORATIVE, sni Gee he has
not accomplished all thlsy-lcap'tAl ciy Fact.
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DO YOU Want

Any Of the following instruments IL you 90, you
can have them a, nearly your own prices, VIZ:
Rosewood Melcphine,
Piano
HsnnOneou.
2 Melode,ns.
All superb instruments and in perfect order.-
Terms Of pa ymsui TO suit purchasers. They can
he hired exceeediu civ low u not sold.
2uf SHAW & CLARK, BidIeiord.
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FyNHE Subscribers having purchaser VIC eASu'
i >iye right Ia manufacture and sell IN York
Couniy,
WATGJNlS TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINES.
Are now prep red IT, rNhibil aud receive orders
A., the ssIne, Ur tu d,sp,,e ,f righ.s ofiowns.
These MachiL.> II what tue public have long
desired. cutubIalng as ibey do,
CA.agn,s,, Utility, Dsrdbi!,ty dad SimPtieiiy.
They csl be operated Toy any one, aud are so
sample that II they get out of order (ot which
there j. less Danger THAI ofsny other Machine)
,hey can be repaired by sny ordinary Mechanic,
They will accomplish oil thai any Smgle thread
ed M.chlne eau accomplish, aud more than most
uf the. high priced eau, aud the low price places
them within the reach of every person.
We are satisfied that they have only 10 be ex'
amine,, To recommend themselves Ia every QUO.
IL Persons wishing Ia purchase the riaht VI
ANY Town are requested To apply nj once, as we
intend To canvas. every town moi disposed "i I'M
mydiaiely;
Oriers addressed to either OF US Will receive
n ,ount attention, d. ID. BOYD,
c. Z STORER.
saco, July. 1857. -
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Mount Eagle Manufacturing Go.

me atnount of all assessments OF the Company acu.
i aIIy Maid IN !. 200
ne amount a the existing capital stock Is 1900
The amount o, the debt due from Companyis soo
NE amount OF the capital stock invested In
S o.s.r fi a.,urs Sn sil,a',ls
The amount VI the last estimated value al
n,,d to the real estate Of the compa-
"a ey the assessors no other Prvp<r-
% bsins taxed, Is " Sl,ooo
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, %. sworn
70 before me, July 7th, 1851.
3v2s N. T. Dow, Justice Of the Peace.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-24
Q u 8 TO I'M g A H ID 1 N q
A Retired Physician,

a heClreo fny6lClAu,
/who.e sands Of life have nearly out discovered
I while In the East Indies, certain CUE Tor Con.
(sumption. Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
/ General Debility. The remedy was discovered by
him shsn his only child dau liter, was given up to
die. lie had heard much Of the wonderful restora-
tive and healing qualities % preparations made nom
the East India Hemp. and the thought occurred to him
that he might make rsmedy or hls child. lie studied
hard and succeeded In realizing bis wishes Ills child
vas cured, and Il alive and WE'LL lie has aimee ID.
mlnlstered the wonderful remedy 10 Thousands OF su
ssre In all parts Of the vsrd, and he has never failed
in making them completely healthy and happy. Wish.
ing 70 do a. much good possb,s he viii ssnd 10 such
Of lis afflicted ~ reQues u, this recipe
With full aud explicit directions for making up, and
successfully using It. lie requires each applicant 10 In.
close him one shlilng-thres GEMS 10 Be reurned ~
postage the recipe and the rvrnainder 70 be applied
10 the payment Of this advertisement Address,
Dr.. II. JAMIE, No 10 Grapd street, Jsney City, N
Jr,ey.
n. B-Dr. II. James has neither once nos agent i
In Ne~ York. a. son< have pretended and sdvsrtis-
ed me recipe 10 ssat from 30 PLACE but No. 10, 4
Grand Street, Jersey CITY, N Jersey. ~