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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL

&c Andrieu's Panorama will DO on e1-
hibition here at Central Hall, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings Of next
week. Mons. Andricu il fne artist, and
has thrown upon canvass some Of the most
interesting scenery of the great West, in
life.like beauty. lie has met with excellent
success in Portland.
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, PERruMEp BREATH VIVA, lad

A PERFUMED BREATH - What lady or
neaileman would remain under the curse OF a
dlsasrseale breath when BY using the BALM
u A THOUSAND Flowers" ~ dentnfce would
70, only render u sweet but leave the teeth white
as alabaster. Many yersons 10 not know their
breath Is bad, Odd the subject n 50 delicate their
irieads viii never menliOn u. Pour single drop
Of "Balm" your Tooth Brush aud wash the teeth
light and morning. my cent bottle VIII last a
year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
he acquired by using the "BAlsI OF A TnousAsp
FLowkRs." II will remove tau, pinples aud
treckles from the ska, leaving u OF soit and
r,-eaie hue Wet towel, poar on two or three
drops, and wash the face night and mofningr
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw
Ing brush In either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of "BALx OF TaousASp
s."wkHs, rub the beard well, aud il viii make
bsssI.nl son iaiher. much fscil,taiing the oper-
silcc Of shaving. Price only Finy cents. For
sale oy all Druggists. Beware Of counierfeis.-
None genuine unless signed by
w. r. FErRIDGE 4 CO.
6uso Fankla Square, New York.
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DEVINES
Compound Pitch L0Zenge.

eotDs sad ds s,P SsGss s SSUSs
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and 10 Lungs enough
are lefl 10 sustain lie.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
A Purely Vegetable Preparation, coatsinins no
i.ns Or Invalid. IN any Stage q weakness.
8. D. FULLER e CO., ONLY manufacturer,
Boston, Mas Sold by Drusgisis and Deaie" 10
Medicines, everywhere. 3noi
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CT Statistics have recently boon given Of
the extent of polysamy in Utah, from which
it appears that the Governor, Council, and
House of Representatives, have between
them 400 wives, averaging 10 IL to each,
appOrtioncd thus: Gov. Young, GS; III
c. Kimball, President Of the Council, 81
the other twelve members, ia. j. NJ
Grant, Speaker OF the House, 6 {; the other
twenty-five members, Isl; and the clerks
doorkeeper, chaplain, &C., %.
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Spstiul Autitts.
Mechanics Hall, Portland Name.
I..na.,f lss-

January y, 1871.
DE-. ID. X. PEAKsos, Dear SU ~ am instruct
ed BY the government Of the Maine Charitable
sstisisstion which they feel, aud the infonuaiion
derived by iisiening ~ your course VI Lectures
before them (row Just elosed,l on Anatomy anc
Physiology, and most heartily to rvcommend them
as being pre-eminently useful 10 every person
who desires good health and long life. The
knowledge impaired by these lectures, II acted
on would prolong the lives aud usefulness OF vast
numbers in every community Wishing you
health and prosperity In The very important ~ofs
in which you are engaged, am dear Sir,
With much respect, yours,
10, BANCROFT,
p,~.t A q A AxsriatiOu
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Terrible Snow STORY. The terrible snow
storm which visited this portion Of the State
q little more than week since, visited with
redoubled fury Fort Des Moincs. IL CON-
menced on Monday and lasted until wcdnes-
day. Such was its violence, that persons
were lost and almost persisted in the snow
drifts in passing from one portion Of the
city TO another. Men dare not venture out,
such was the terror inspired by the storm.
-Ioisa C,iy Republican.
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Fra. n, ,,s,s.f commis,iossr.
FRENCH LANGUAGE
BY CONVERSATION.

To Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of learn
ing the French Language.
MONSIEUR LEON, native Of Paris, residen
wi professor Of the French Language, Of Port
land, has the honor 10 announce that he vii, com
mence giving lessons in French. in Blddeiord, a.
soon as sufficient number Of pupils shall be OBJ
tanned. To meet for the fret time, on Saturday,
Jan. 10th, 1857, at his room IN Calef Block, Saco
at 2, =. NJ. 2f
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NOTICE
Per Foreclosure of a Mortgage.

MARY PERRY, widow Of Daniel Perry, late OF
MI Limerick, In the County of York, by her
guardian, Charles Perry, OF Portland, in the coun.
" OF Cumberland, hereby gives notice, that, on
the twenty.iirs, day of January, A. ID. 1850, John
Brown, Of Cornish, in said county Of York, by his
deed of Mortgage Of that date, conveyed in mort.
gage, 10 secure the payment OF two thousand dol
lars aud interest, to John Moore ID, Of Newiicld,
in said county, certain lot Of land lying in Cor
uish, aforesaid, being the farm occupied by the
said Brown, containing ninety acres more or less,
with the buildings thereon. bounded norlherly by
land OF Moses Wilson, aud land Of Samuel aud
Thomas kimball to the road leading from Simon
Smiths, 10 Browns Mills, thence by said road to
land OF Jos II. Cole, thence by said Coles land
TO Browns Brook, 40 called, thence by said Brook
to Limerick line, thence by said line to the point
began at. excepting iherefrom foriy.ihree acres
convened by said Browns toS y, Wales, and
Que half an acre conveyed by said Brown to John
Brown, Jr, aud l. Fisher by deeds dated Jan'y
Is, A. ID. 1850. Also, certain other lot of land,
containing fourteen acres, more or less, bounded
northerly by land OF Joseph Boo,hby, easierly by
Browns Brook, so called, southerly by the road
leading from Browns Mill to Limerick village,
westerly by land OF ). kimbal. Also, one other
lot Of land lying in said Coinish bounded norher-
y By land conveyed 10 said John Brown by Sim.
con Pease, ess,eily by land conveyed TO said
Brown by l. 8. Moore, soulherly by land Of 10.
seph Booihby, and westerly by land OF Clement
and Elisha Brown. Also, all mill privileges and
mills Of every kind and description on any OF the
above described premises. Also, all Real Estate
lying in said Cornish to which the said John
Brown had any right or title. Which said deed
OI mortgage is recorded in the York County Reg
isiry OF Deeds, Book 2l0, Pages 364 and 365, 10
which reference Is inside Tor further description.
That the said Deed of Mortgage and the notes 10
secure the payment OF which the same was given,
have been duly assigned and transferred TO her.
the said Mary Perry, by the same John Moore,
"a. That she claims the said premises by virtue
ofsaid mortgage. That the condition in the said
whereof, she, the said Mary Perry, claims fore
closnrs Of the said mortgage.
Dated the six,eenth day Of Dec, A. d., 1856.
MARY PERRY,
by her guardian, CHARLES PERRY.
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WOODS HAIR Dye This admirbl, article /
rapidly improving the hair No article ola slni'
lar kind. now before the public. enjoys better
reputation as n restorative aud invigorating hair
tonic. Its peculiar chemical qualities have BEN
e6cial eiec, upon the growth and character Of The
hair, giving a silky aud glossy texture to that
which was formerly ola coarse and dry nature.
Il has, also, we understand, tendency 10 preserve
1.-The youthful color and appearance Ofthe hair aud
destroying or coun,eraciing the effects Of age
With such recommendations in Its favor, We hard
perceive how any lady or gentleman should be
withou, 50 valuable an adjunc, to their toilet, The
article may be had OF the Druggists Throughout,
the eouu,ry.-[Missoun Democrat 10 4w
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Mt. Eagle Manufacturing Comply.

THE amount of all assessments Of the
i company actually paid IN Is $l3,SO
The amount OF the debt due from com.
pany Is 30o'
TIC ' ssocG i, u '' ' ~ $4,000.
The amount OF the capital stock invest.
ed in real estate, buildings, ma.
chinery aud other fxluress Sll,S47.l3.
The amount Of the last estimated value
affixed to the real estate OF the
company by the assessors, no 9th.
er property being taxed Is 800 OoO.
FREDERICK o. PRINCE,
Treasurer.
Commonwealth Of Massaehmsstts,- SUFFOLK, IS.
Sworn TO before me, January 7lh, 1857
lw2 N DOW, Justice Of the Peace.
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THE SEsII-wEEKLY ATLAS.
THE WEEKLY ATLAS.

The largest, cheapest and most valuable Week.
ly Newspaper printed in New England
New Club Arrangements.
We desire TO call upon the trends Of sound pc.
lilical principles throughout New England 10 aid
us Ia extending the circulation OF the WEEKLY
ATLAS. This isprinied every Thursday merning,
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!. Liberal Articles on the Questions Of the day.
2. A large amount Of information relative 10 the
Great Cause OF Free Territory.
3. Well Dgestsd Repo Is Of Current News.
q. Original Foreign Correspondence.
8. The Proceedings ol Congress and Of the
Massachusetts, legislature
6. Summaries VI Foreign News.
7. New and interesting Tales, carefully selected.
8. Original and Selected Poetry.
o. Monetary and Financial Articles.
10, The Cambridge, Brighton, New York and
Philadelphia Cattle Markets.
IL. General Prices Curet throughout the Com.
msrcia World.
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CITY Bank.

4 SPECIAL Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
n this Bank, vii be holden at their Banking
Rooms, on Tuesday the 9th inst, at II O'Clock
A NJ, for the purpose Of petiiiouins TO the Legs
lsture Coz renewal VI their charter.
Per order
A. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Biddeford, Jan. s,'is57. Nv
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.,LARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
Prepared frOm Prescription Of Sir. j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This inv.iusbl- m~ilclne Is unfAIng In the cure OF
all those painful AMI dangerous disorders 10 which the
female constitution Is subject. II merates all excess
AMI all distractions, AMI speedy cure may be
rvlisi on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
u Is peculiarly suited 1t WILL In short time, bring
The monthly perici with regularity.
Each bottle, Price Que Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great britain, to prevent oountsrfeits.
TON.
These Pills should no, be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the 6Jst nTss moaiAs, As they are
sure to bring on miscarriage but a, every other time
AMI In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
sole Agents Coz the United States AMI Canada,
I.C. BALDWIN, h co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn n. T., General Agents
N.B.-si,oo and o postage stamps enclosed 10 any
au.hOrIs Agent win ensure bottle Of the Pills BY re-
turn mail.
fcr sale, Wholesale and Retail, BY & 8. MITCHELL,
Successor 10 d. L Mitchell, sAeo, Ne.
u. n. HAY Co., Portland, General Agsntbs Maine
N. d. ti.oo and postage stamps, enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, vii ensure bottle Of The pills By re-
mall.
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THE Copartnershp existing between bearing
i S Moore, Is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted TO the laie firm are re-
aues,ed TO settle their accounts without delay.
T. p. 8. DEARlNG.
SAMUEL MOORE.
Biddeford, Jan. s, 1857. AVA
The Colin business will be continued al the
old stand, BY T. p. 8, bearing.
Jobbng Of all kinds, by
4w2 SAMUEL MOORE.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Jan. 4.

BRIGHTON MARKET, jan. i.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep, and
ll25 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE.-We quote extra % %; first
quality 81 IS to 81 IS, second 81 1910 81 W.
third IS 75to So 80.
WORKING OXEN 800 TO cleo.
COWS AND CALVES.-Sales from S24 TO
SIS
SHEEP.-Ssles from % 90 to 60 90.
SWINE.-At retail, from cts. TO o cts.
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60k Winter Arrangement 6k

A& Winter Arrangement A
ON and amer Mesds,, the aIa iast:, the s,ss.
| " ess LEWISTON, Caa Csc. ksssss, aad
FOREST CITY, Capt. Pa. Psiscs, viii rua -
follows -
Lave Atlantic wharf, Portland, every headay,
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, q =
O'Clock r. ~, aud Central wharf, Bosoa, svsSy Mon.
day, Tus.day, "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. o,
O'Clock p. ".
Fare, IN Cabin, ti,4s
:" on Dsek, =. 20
N. D. Each boat 10 furnished with large ssnbss
OF siatsoons, fof the accommodated Of lstIss aud
hmilissj and travellers are rsmadsd thai By taking
this line. much saving Of tine and sIpsass WIN -
made, and that the ineonvsasues Of arriving 10 Be-
ton 81 late bosfs o( the night, win 10 avoided.
The baats arrive In sssson enc pssssagsrs 70 tahs
the earliest trains ost Of the eMy.
The Compsny are not responsible fos basgass 20 ~
ssssant saessdins SO In value, asd that psrsssai.
unless seies 10 givss and paid Zoe at ths sts q 60
pass<aesf Zoe svsfy osoo sdditioaai vsiss.
iyN L. BILLINGS, Absss.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY,

Many years ago, Doctor Burleish smar,,o Ken
nebuuk, Me-, discovered that supple article
nsvsr Bsfors ussi az q nsiieiHs, was never iail.
ing cure for coughs OF every description, and an
exceIen, blood purifier BY its use in his private
practice, he acquired the reputation OF being me
brs, physician ia New England, for all diseases
of the lungs After mis- death, Messrs. Shaw q
CLARK, of Biddeiorj, Me, obtained Copy Right
from Government, for its exclusive manufacture,
aud now have 1t carefully prepared strictly &C.
eoriing TO the original recipe. IhrsiS no cough
tar q ,c,A not care une-s the patient a. past az
Hpsaa AID before commanding ats nss II "
called "Doetor BurlsigA STARTS Cough Aisdi
,s,,> /" and is ior sale by all apothecar.es. 81
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BIDDEFORD, JANUARY 1857.
For Sale at a Bargain 4!

THE farm situated in Sa,o, formerly owned
4 and occupied by Valentine CLARK, deceased,
more recently by ASS Hsines Said farm contains
about fifty acres Of land, In one Of the best farm.
Ing localities Of Saco. The character Of the coil
Of this farm, Its location, and hs price for vA;ek
q ssl b cold, renders !, worthy the immediate at.
ten!Ion OF any one desirous Of bargain.
For particulars apply 10 Asa Hsines on the
premises, or TO the subscribers.
M. J. HAINES,
SAM'L HAINES.
Saco, Jan. 81, 1857. 3wls
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Collectors Notice.

NOrIcE hereby given that all unpaid taxes are ex.
~ pected 70 be settled before February nsrf.
opportunity VIII bs given Tor all who have not paid
tner taxes 10 pay them 70 II. Small Collector, at s
Trsasnrsrs Q@es, from to IL Ia o'clock A. NJ, and
nom TO o'clock p. NJ, each day, dsriRk tAs pres.
emf monfA amer which time legal measures viii Be
nken against those whose taxes remain unpaid
LEVI L0RINo, IN, Treas. and Col.
Bddeford, Jan. "a. 2ssT. lwi
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BOSTON MARK EFT, Jan. 8.

BOSTON MARK ET, Jan. b.
FLOUR-Wcstern Common brands So 23 TO
50 50; fancy, SO 60; Extra 81 90 10 s. 80;
Geuussee Extra, IS 90.
GRAlN.-Southern Yellow Com Is seliin! a,
IS cts, white at - cts. Oats, so Sc. Rye, in
lots, 90 cts.
HAY-Eastern is selling at SIC per ton, cash.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. n. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS

u.,, Asrsr or U.s.. PArssr 0rrcs, WAsHisosoz,
uHpsn rHs ACT oP 1ssI.)
No. 70 STATE Street, opposite xilby It., Boston
YrER IN eIten.ivs practice Of upwards OF trensI
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State. As" n Great S,s yr.nes ana and
ali Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on nes
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SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF on ADVAsfAoS
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hee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
From tie prsssHf cemmissioHu.
"Arersf IL, lsss.-During the time have held the
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Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
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bic and successful practitioners with whom have had
of,cial intercourse, CHAS. MASON,
lysI Commissions OF Patents.
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bmce and Laboratory, No. I - Sche,

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ngton street Boston, anil rvtael by Breser, Stevens
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