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A BE,uTiTuL CLASSICAL ALLrsiUS. Mr..
Winthrop, Of Massachusetts, IN his address
at the Musical Festival in Boston, last week,
alludcs To the contemplated submarine Tels-
graph, in those words
On Christmas Eve. in the year 1914. the
Treaty Of Peace between England and the
United States was signed ut Ghent,-a wor-
thy cOmmemOrition of that blessed event
when the Herald Angels were heard singing
to the shepherds on the plains Of bethlehem
Peace ON earth, good will towards men"
But that Treaty was not known ON this side
the OCEAN for Elk or seven weeks after its
date. Tue great battle of New Orleans, Us
you we'll know, was fought at least two
weeks after that Treaty OF Peace.wass On i.
Our modern system of railroads and s,,.lm-
ers and telesraphs might have sayed that
effusiOn of iraternal bloOd-might have de-
priyed individual heroes-might have de-
priyed our country and its hi. tory-of all
tho glory which belonged to that really
great victory. lfthat gigantic Ocean Harp,
which is ut this moment in process of being
strung-whose deep diapason il destined Ia
produce a more magical music on tho sea
than mythology or modern fable ever sub
scribed to syren, mermaid, or Arion,-if the
mysterious gamut OF tea, profound subma
rine chord had been in successful operation
then as we hope il soon will be, between
st. Johns and Valentn Bay,-those cotton
bag ramparts Mt New Orleans might never
have been celebrated in history while,
Of those who 50 calamity defended them,
many would not have heen laid 80 low, and
some, perhaps, would hardly have risen SO
high.
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drinking and running riot among the negro
women. BY the time they reach the age Of
fourteen, they have acquired the language
eial pursuits they are by nature ayere I:
planting Is not open to them for want OF
mon.y-so they either become lawyers, or
doctors. or nothing. A few years at u "col-
legs"-a sort Of imitati N Of our high schools
in Virginia, South Carolina. or tennessee,
with just as much study as they like, and
with out tho smallest discipline or restraint
ofany kind, generally send them home Mt
the end thorough. bred rufhLns. The law.
yers, who swarm IN all parts OF the country,
possibly open .law office" in the nearest
town. and try to get practice by diligent
attendance at the bars of tayerns. III this
fails, they will quit the professional career
70 open tavern in wooden shanty on
their fathers plantation, or else the young
man starts, in default Of briefs. Us u pro-
fessional POLITICAL. Failing seat in the
legislature. or place in the public service,
they relapse into their old ways The doc
tors begin to practice nominally in the same
way. but the neighbors are scarce, and won't
fall sick, the distances from house 70 house
are enormous, and the fees miserably small,
the prospect Of Improvement or reputation
nil They, too, spsedily abandon physic,
and devote all their energies to whisky and
tobacco. After few years, life without en-
ployment or object becomes burdensome;
tho South wants recruits-in Texas. in Kan
sas, or in Niclragua-to defend her rights
or extend her ARIA, and OF they so, rifle in
hand. This is the more favorable side Of
the picture, however. BY far the greater
number Of them have no profession ut all,
nor ne name Of any profession, and linser
on as hangers-on Ut their fathers or some
body else. haunt bar-rooms, shoot. fight,
swear and gamble To tho last, considering
themselves, all the while, in the midst of
their dirt, their ignorance. their drunken
ness, and turbulence, rs Southern gentle
men, in proud contradistlnction to North.
ern farmers and mechanics. These men are
mostly dressed IN shabby black. wearing
filthy linen, and flsten their shirt-fronts
with diamond PIN, "take drink" every
half hour, spit, on the average, six times u
minus, and swear by God" thirty times
in conversation Of five minutes. | give
you these statistics from observations have
made, watch in hand.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS FOR FE-
MALES.

Prs,arsd BY an o,d Physician Of Forty ysa-s 81.
p,risHes.
The combination Of Ingredients In these Ps- s the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice they are mild In
their operation and certain Of restoring nature to Ito
proper channel In every instance have the pills proved
successful They certain to open those distractions
10 which fcmales liable and bring nature into US
proper channel whereby health 10 restored aud the pale
AMI deathly countenance changed to healthy one
No female enjoy good health unless she 10 regular
aud whenever obstruction takes plaza, whether IRON
exposure eUd or other cause The general health mme
datsly begins to decline, and the want Of such rene
dy has been the cause of many consumptons among
tyoung emales. Headache, pain In the side, palpa-
lon Of the feart, oathng OF FOOD and disturbed seep
and whenever that IL the case, the pills will invariably
cure these eys. In all cases OF painful meDstruaiion
Or nervous and spinal affections In the back and limbs
lowness Of spirits Mysteries &C. Nor are they less ell
aeseioas In the Of Leneorrhoes, commonly called
the whites" These pills should never be taken dur
Ing pregnancy, they would be sure to cause mscar
rage Warranted purely vegetable, and Tree from any
thing injurious 10 life health. Fall and explicit d.
reetlons which should be read, accompany each box.
These Pills put put up square natboxes Persons
residing ~hsre there agency established, by en-
CLOSING One Dollar in letter, prepaid, TO pE. o. u
CHEsssxAS Box No. a5ji, Post once, SeT-iork City,
can have them their respective addresses oy re-
turn Of mail. Agents-S l. Mitchell, sscoi A.Sawyer.
Biideford, u. II. Hay, Portland keddins Co. Dos
on. wholesale and retail. smos' ei.
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strictly political organization, the object Of
which is 70 secure the enactment ola pro
hibitory law. Ii embraces some OF tho
strongest and ablest men Of the United
Kingdom. Its headquarters are in Man.
chester. A man may belong to 1t without
being teetotaller. On the 18th ult Q
great meeting was held at Exeter Hall, ut
which Mr.. Dow spoke, and il is stated that
the platform, on this occasion, presented q
more remarkable display Of personal ability
and social influence than has been seen NJ
any previous temperance meeting. A nuP,,
Der Of learned gentlemen Of standing and
rank spok, ut the meeting. thus giving II
their countenance and influence. The pro
hibitive movement is evidently gaining
ground in England and Scotland.
Mr.. Cough leaves on the 18th OF July Tor
England. where he has engaged TO speak for
three years. Though his lectures are main
ly directed against the use of stimulating
drinks, yet he is and always has been firm
supporter Of the prohibitive movement. and
warm personal friend to Mr.. Dow. They
will both labor together harmoniously, and
will accomplish great good for tho cause
Boston Trorelir.
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Guardians Sale.

DY virtue Of license from the Hon. Judge Of
ID Probate for the county Of York, l shall sell
al pablo auction, on Wednesday, the t',h day Oi
August aext, at two O'Clock a. NJ all the right,
title, aud interest which Albert T. Hill, VI Dover,
IA The county Of Stafford, and Slate Of New
Hampshire, a MINOR, has in aud TO the real estate
conveyed TO Mary L Hill, BY deed OF Ebenrz-r
Benson, junior, dated October 9Th, a. ID. 1853,
and recorded 10 York Registry Of Deeds, Book
23), pages 437.S, II being the farm now occupied
by said Benson, Ms his homestead in Pars,nsfsld,
in said county Of York. Said premises compress
abou, fly acres Of land suitably divided into
woodland, pasture and liilage, aud have dwell.
on. Sale to he upon the premises and conditions
then aud there declared.
WOLC0rr HAMLlN, Guardian.
June %, 1857. 3w27
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMLDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from Prescription OF sh. j. Clarke, NJ. d.
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine I, unfallpg In the cure Of
all those painful and dangerou, diseases incident 10
the female Constitution II mOdsrates all excess and re-
moves all distractions and brings On the monthly peri
od With regularity, These pills should be used two OF
three seek, prior to coaanespt they forfy the con-
..uron and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling
the mother perform her duties with safety to herself
AMI child.
These Pills should not be taken BY females that are
pregnant, during the G,d hrss months, as they are
SURF TO bring miscarriage but at every other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Afectsn, pain In
the Bsa aui Limbs. IIsAvoess, Fatigue on slight ex-
srtlon, Palptaton u the Heart. Lo~ness OF Spirits,
Mysteries, Sick Il adashe, Whites, aad all the painful
diseases oecs.ioned BY sdsoriersd syssEa, these Pub
~il eject cure when all other means have failed, and
although poserfal remedy does not contain Iron, cal
om-l, Antiasny, OF snv other mineral.
Full irectoss accompany each bottle. Price, In the
Cuits,iststes and Canais, One u liar.
Sole Agents for the United states and Canada,
I.c. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn N. Y. General Agents
N.B.-si,V0 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent will ensure bottle VI The Pills BY re-
turn mall.
For sale by s. g. NIteheii, sAeo WIN. c. Dyer, Did.
d,fOri, and Druggists In every town In the United
States
u foster l. Co., No 1, coruhiii, Boston, wholesale
agent frNE Marchl-lylo
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The State Of Maine does not draw a
very aatterins picture Of Portland. Hear

portland has several billiard rooms, nu-
merous bowling allies, and any number Of
drinking ahops, but no free library.-no
room open ut all hours, daytime and even
ing, where young men may enjoy the use OF
books and other means of education. free OF
sectariaD control. We have no gallery Of
paintings, and no art collections Of any sort
accessible to the people Of the city. Port
land 10 vast distance behind other cities OF
equal size in all the respects above nsmed,
but In drinking facilities. These she enjoys
at this time, in full measure"
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MEeuasic.' Fam ~ LowELl- The Second EI.
Lihitlon BY the MiddlrseX Mechanic Association,
ldr the promotion ol Manufactures and the Me.
chanc aud Useful Arts, will be opened in Lowell
on ,h. 10Th OF September, fr the accommodation
vi which four large Hail., Huntington, Jackson
Mechanic aud alerimack,) are to be connected
10y BRIDGING, thus alordng ample room to cou-
lribuiors to arrange and exhb, their offerings 10
the best possible advantage.
The character Of Lowell as city almssi ex.
clusively devoted TO Manufactures aud Mechanic
Arts It's central location in New England, and its
direct railroad communications in all directions,
offer advantages to exhibitors tha, arc unsurpassed
Rule. aud regulations, and any other informa.
ton desired, NAV be obtained BY addressing Jous
w. Smith, Superintendent, Lowell, Mass. %
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tn, Grx or tn, xOsruurs-ro. l.pus sIS,,lxz
South Berwick Bank.

NOTICE il hereby given that sp-ciai meet.
IN ing of the Stockholders OF the South Berwick
Bank will he holden at their BANKING House, In
O'Clock p. NJ, to see if said stockholders will nc.
cep the renewal of their charter. subject Ia the
provisi Of an act untitled An az; additional
IN relation 10 banks and banking passed by the
legislature Uf this state at their last session, ap.
proved April II, 1857 .r.-.-.
EDWARD HAYMAN, Cashier.
South Berwick, June 20, 1877 3w27
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Bank Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that q special meet.
IN Ing Of the stockholders ofihe 3 ,u,h Berwick
Bank will be holden al their banking house in
South Berwick, on Monday, July 18th, 1857, at
two O'Clock, = 81. TO see If said stockholders
will acceP, the renewal Of The charter, subject TO
the provision Of an "Act additional in relation To
banks and banking" passed by the Legislature Of
this State at their last SESSION. approved April H.
1857 + HAYMAN, Cashier.
south Berwick, June Is, 1857. "a
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II The greatest natural ornament to the 'humaa
form divine" unquestlonaby hne, uxurant healthy
growth 10 hur IL has been esteemed In all ages of
the wori. and among ell nations savage aud civilized
Sncs the Indian brave regards the scalp Of his enemy
HE CREATES trophy. Dor similar reason, the FASH
on.ble belle oen dsguisss the region Of vanity. a. veil
~ hrT other chronological organs With borrowed locks
lie Who should discover q mode OF proven ing the
hair rum ssosing the nrosis Of envious Time by
Ing prenatursy gray, method by which II could Be
restored when falling o6 turning white, and wsy q
p,motne Its continued AMI luSurant growth, would be
Justly entitled rank among the beneetors Of the hu.
Read the testimonials In another column, Of
the wonderful, say slmost miraculous effects Of
Professor Woods Hair Restorative" and he has
not accomplished all this.-lcap,tal City Fact
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Trdpk for Kansas.

. NKw YoRE, luna /:

L NEw YoRK, June 80.
Yesterday afternoon 80 U. s. recruits
took their departure by the New York and
Erie railroad, for LsNcnworth City, Kansas,
where they will join the command Of 5000
men. that is to accompany the new Govern
or 4 Utah 10 Salt Lake CITY.
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Marriages.

~.~-~N~S~l-~~->~,-~"~-- 800
In eN9von the Goth ult., BY Levi LorinS Jr. Ls9
Mr.. WIliam Perry Of Biddsiord, and Miss Lucinda
Leayitt of scarboro'.
5000 May Ilh, by Rev. Mr.. Merrill, Mr. Oscar
n Gould 70 Miss Dora g. namblin, both Of Biddeford.
In Portland, 2s,h inst, BY Rev. Mr.. Foster M VII.
l,.n Lonp TO Miss JruA PArfsH. beth Of Ksnpsbunk.
st6STIchtoun, Connectisut, June lstA, BY Rev u.
p Arms, HssRi b. HAsKEIL, ". D., Miss. OF A. u. v.
y. II at Morui, TO Mus sALH J. DRsvsrss, OF n'
former plane.
IN Cincinnati, Ohis, on Wednesday, June II, By The
Rev. J. a. Hartseii, Ma. FaIlcis NJ. Moons, formerly
Of Bddsford, Me-, 10 AIRS. MAMA A. llILros, stss!
daughter Of the Rev I. d. Williamson, d. D., oil o.
Cincinnati.
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Saeo g. Bidd,ford Savings Institution.

TINE members Of said Institution are hereby
Il notified thst their annual meeting for the
choice OF officers, and TO Sci on such other matters
Ms may come before them, will be held at their
Office, in Saco, ON "Wednesday, the 22d day Of Ju.
~, 1857, nj ten o'clock IN the forenoon.
EDWARD z BURUHAM, Scc'y.
Saco, July }, 1857. is3w27
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BIDDEF0RD,FJULYz 8, 1857,
LIST OFLETTERS


ed for 10 the Post Ohee,
Z, 1857.
% these letters will please
Libby Mary 4
Libby Francis 3
Miller Alpheus
Martin Catherine
McAllls Charles
Morse mrs Elizabeth
Martin Lizzie A
Meserve Edwin
Mason Elizabeth l
Mitchell Eliza A
M. son Gideon
Murch Hiram
Murphy James Q
Moody John
Murch John
Moore Lucy
Msybery Louisa p
Mclnlire niargafet J
Maxwell Msriha
Man Martha
Morse Marcia
Msgooa Ruhamiah p
Maicnsou = A
Nj Goodwin Susan q
Mason Cordelia X
O'Leary Msry Ann
O'Daniels Mary
Preniiss Alfred
Porter Stephen A
Phllbrick Serena
Parker Lydia B
Phlpps Lucinds
Partridge Phebe E
Patterson Lydia Jane
Persons Isabella
Pratt Asa
RIM Alaen
Robbins Colum,. us
Rounds F l.
Rsnkins Fanny 8
Rand James b
Ring Lavina NJ
Rubberson Mary..E
Rogers Rebeccs
ReInick William
Rowes WIN
Rocl Sarah A
Smith Samuel i
Smith Susannah A
Smith Olive J
Smith Mary a
Smith Lydia Ann
Smith Horace p
Smith mrs Hiram
Saith Esther
Smith Charlotte
Staples Charles +
Staples Mary NJ
Staples Nenllra
Sargent Sarah Ann
Small Charles
Small Irene IN.
Small Rachel g
Ssrvger Hannah
Saroscr Martha A
Slackpole Lizzie 8
Sinclair Elizabeth p
SlockInan COrgdon p
Stone Lorenzo ID
SuansOn miss /
Shehan James Il
Swerisir 3 3
Thomas WIN II
Tarbcx Naham
Tyler MaryI
Sliiylo,t Mary r
Turner Lucy u
Thomas Abigail
Thompson Mary
Thompson Franc es T.
Wentworth Ann
WaIeiield Emma u
Weeman Eliza J
Wevcrly Florence
Within Hannah
Webster II NJ
Wilson mrs John
Wi,ham mrs
Ward Mary A
Walls Susan J
Weymouth Alfred
Wildes Charles I
Wnlesions Deborah
Whitehead Daniel
White Samuel / II
White William
White .tJalius
Young NJ n
Young N J
J. TUCK, p. NJ.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
DR. i. q. N. GOulD'S

Rheumatic, Neuralgia asd Spinal Balm
En,ervi according to ~, Of Congress. In the year
1859, In the Clerks ofhce Of the District Court
Of Massachusetts,.
fIyg would call the attention % the public 10 this vo
w d.rfa preparation, used only As an external app
,stion, which 10 q sure remedy, cures In from ITO
sours, removes the ssvstesi pain la ID minutes 81
cs@,iaealss are daily received by the doctor. Of
,shss, recon incubation. lie this day received the 'o
.s~ing;- No.. ANA ,sx
pxIl STA Ever since this session OF the LesisAtarl
s,mmeneei, have been severely amieted Win Imam
aOry Rheumatism. I eApetdei nueh money YUMA
h.inlns any relief when one Of our Representative.
ruusht me . bcitle % your " Rheumatic bAlm, ana
rvm lis nTst application the pain began 10 hecre~ss
ma am NOV almost entirely Tree from the amston
,eu are aware that ordered sir bcttes more, shsn
,,,,ba..,i among suffering hienis, AMI In svvry In
lance n has afforded immediate rviief wi give th''
e,tmOny Of tbs Worth Of yoar med'eine nn.oei'el a.
sight token % my appreciation ofyoar snieASos
,olAe the pain and anguish u your islSs'msn'
wEP. lIASKELL.
Clerk Mass. House ksps.
DIR. j. n. n. Could, EAs, Ab.nstSn, Mass.
N, q n. Card, a resident VI tSrlahd, who has been
e,,l .uh ssrolala Cor the last three ycsrs saarsng
o...ousu,y much pain, and whose nsh ArG had De
sn,e .. and i-se that ~ss very Husoii tof np
70 r.iss his hsri 10 his hsA &c TO pui on ADD eks %
,,.t s.ihOul assistance, and Who has tci many snd
a ,,iei... wi.AOal aBy favorable eject, sA induced
,a ar, DE- 0oala'. RheamAise balm, BY which sppnea
,oa he tssniy minutes restors- ." NE use Of Ai'
,ua asi can noe use u ifvey.
Al, Card RESIDES In Alder street, and would Be happJ
=. recommend 70 those similarly Afflicted. IL nay u
ali uuh truth thai u u ladeed Tie Hsrfg' B.sssss
Ns ~ Alder So, Portland, Ne. I. l. CAkD
pmeo ..d LaSsrassvy, Ne. II i.s schee'
street.. Bsstss.
SID by Tri,irsui Giluian, Saco DR.. J.. saw
yer. B.ddeiurd, and all the pnnc,psl Druggists 10
lie Stale.
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SkAL Dow IN ENGLAND. Mr.. Dow's TO
ception in Manchester, London and other
clues, has b,cn of the mus, enthusiastic
character lie Is unisr the espsci !, care Of
"United Kinsdom Alliance" wh eh u q
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FARM FOR SALE.

IA The well known WALKER FAIRY, in
LIZ Kennebunkport, situated near the hrst Parish
Church Town House. and School House, and one mile
rum the viii ,ge. Said Farm contains about ~ acres,
conveniently divided into moving, tage and pa,unng.
The orchsid has i2s good tires, and the wells Of water
never fa. The buildings consist OF two story House
with l., large Barn, aud . work shop.
The stock and farming utensils msy he purchased
with the premises, II wanted. Apply TO W.T.. MOODY,
Al Keunebuns port village, OF to the subscriber, ct the
Farm. CALNlS uUICulNS'
June 2s,h, 1851. 3ws8
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| REMAlSlNG uncsI
u B ldeiord, July I
D Persons calling
say they are advertise
Armstrong Charles
Andrews Mary
| Ashton Mellniha G
Allen Thsnkful
Allen &c Weeks
Bro IN Amelia
Bowden Alsalem
Bowden II q
Bachelor Huldah
Baker n II
Barns HeleL NJ
Briggs II b
Baker Isabel
Bean Joan mrs
Bryant Julia w
Brady Susan
Bacon Sarah J
Bpani Mark
howe Mary
Burton Martha G
Boo,hby Martha L
Burnley Mary
Brun,ley Lydia mrs
Collins ] X niiss
Cavsna Jobs
| Coburn Lucy J
Carer Marshall E
Csdwic M 8
Cobb Marian
Campbell Mary
Garrett Patrick
Carr Rachel
Cobb Sarah
Campbell Owen
Chase Chandler
Cam Bridget
Corser Amelia II
Drew Sarah
Drew John Q
Doyle Jane
Daniorth crayton
Eminons Oliver
Elliot John L
English George X
Ehnsham Charles +
Elnrry Leonard
Eastman Mary mrs
F,ecman Susan
Fwe,hy Sophrania X
Floyd Peter
Fowles Susan II
Floyd Joseph
| franklin John
Fro>t hnn NJ
Gilman A T. miss
Goodwin Caroline
Green Cynthia Y
Graham Clair A W
Gardner Thankful
Cove Salorne u
Goidiny Roxana
Greer Permeliz
Ho,lsdon A
Haisdon Alfred
Howard Anne
Hulnphry Anne NJ
| Harmon Ange p
| Harmon Frank L
| Hilton Frances
Hyde Ellen NJ
| Horrigan Ellen
Hngson George
Hill Hannah A
Hopping Harriet
Harmon Harriet
Hulclilns Henry F2
Harvey Mary
Hall Martha A
Hsines Martha J
Hanson Siephen
Hapaod Sarah
Hin Theoda,e
Hanson Warren
Jefferson Sarah
Jordan Z &
Jordan a q
Klnblll Sarah
kimbail Kate
Kimbail Catherine 2
Knapp Ellen
Kearney Alice
Leonard Allnlra
Lililefeld Abby
Lllllefrld Adrians
Locke Nancy l.
Lane Stephen p
Lane Melyina
Lang Harriet V
Litlleiield Llzlis l.
Lin,o.n Caroline
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PRIVATE SCHOOL
Miss G.. ii. LORD,

WILL commence Primary, Private School, at
w NJ. IL Centred Block, Monday July OH
Tie attention Of Parents Is invited, who would
place their children under careful and faithful n.
s,ruclion. Tuition reasonable.
Biddeiord, July l, 1857. 2w27
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nR,cnroy mARKrr, J... Is.

BRIGHTON MARKET. Jsns aS.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 sheep and
500 Swii,s
Beef C.lrie. I'VE quote extra Slo00a iooo
frs, quality sS25s SS,75; second s7,o a$'''o'
third 60, 50 vi *,
Working Oxe,,. Sales from $50, 10 lS3.
Cows and Calve. SAILS from SO TO 80.
Sheer. Sales in lots iiom $5,OOo sou.
Swine. Al retail. Gom 3 TO Nc.
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G U 5 TO M q A IL ID L N q
A Retired Physician,

a. 4sSeAASN a. EASAoAhS
whose sands OF Life have nearly Iun oct, discovered
I while In the East Indies, certain cue for Coz
sumption. Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
4 GENERAL Debility. The remedy Vas discovered by
him when his oay child dsu liter, was Given up to
die lie had heard much of the wonderful rs,tcra-
tive and healing qualities Of preparations made from
the East India Hemp and the thought oocuire to him
that he might make remedy Zoe his child. lie studied
hard and succeelei In realizing his wishes. lie child
cured, and Il alive AMI vel. lie has since ID.
inlstered the wonderful remedy To thousands Of suf
ferers In all parts Of the verdi, add be has never called
In making them completely healthy aud happy. Wish
Ing 10 do ~ much good possible, he will ssni TO such
of lis afflicted riov'bengs request 10, this recipe.
with iul aud explicit directions for making up, add
successfully using L. lie require, Zach applicant 10 In
cls-e him shilling three ~ DO returned ~
postage the recipe and the rsmslier b. he applied
TO the payment Of thh advertisement. Address,
Dr.. II. JAMES, NoIo Grand street, Je,sy City, N :
Jersey. ...I n. YAH
N. B.-nr. II. james has neither oftee nor agtn, |
In New York. a. some have preitnlel AMI adrsrtir.
cd. The recipe 10 sent from so PLACE bat No. 10.
Grand Street, jersey Clty,N Jer'ey. "a
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-03
BOSTON MARKET. Ju.s 30.

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