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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-07
MU Il IL A Y'S
(MPRoyED)
Physical & Purifying
BITTERS.

nllEsE BITTERs re composed Of articles entirely
from the Vegetable Kingdom. selected with parlicu.
lar care being those articles ranked among the most
ponular vegetable remedies of the present day. Inc
combination % articles In this preparation su-h tha'
they have all the effect OF the most powerful pu'sahc
medicine, when used large doses, and yet are 50 mid
In their operation that they may BE- given to persons IN
the most delicate health with pefec safety They are
made very agreeable iuase-are exceedingly thcaecas
In restoring constitutions broken dom by sedentary hab
slncrease the quantity OF bloodrrstore the action OF
the stomach-an mpart TO the and emaciated ,ys-
tenn Of the invalid the vgor and glow % health. There
Btsrs hav. b,en used and are recommended as good
Medicine for the cure Of Indigestion " ID, spepsa, Jaun
dice, Loss Of Appetite General Debility, Palntness aud
sinking VI the sivach Lownrss Of Spirits Co'tven.s'
Di1rs.ss, Night s~eats, Nervous or Sick Head Ache,
A,Jky OF the Stomach, bilious Affections, and all dis
case, caused by an UNHEALTHY state Of the stomach OF
Bowels Let the sufferer them short time aosor-
ing To the drvctions and he convinced that All Is
true whichis said Of the Article.
Prepared under the inspection OF the orgi-
nal Proprietor, T. MLhKAY, aud for' wholesale
and retail, by
=. y. Mitchell.
l7f Opposite YORK Hotel, saeo, Ne.
For sale In Bddeford by ". @. DYER, Central Block.
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Young Black Hawk.

xOUuB DIICk IIUWhs
THOSE Interested In the improvement. Of iiorse. ARE
/ informed that the above nsmei llorse, from Do5ei
n. n vii be st the ssc House stabi. during this sea
son. from the last week In May. This horse thO''
oughbrr Black Hawk, o jet black color. seven year
old. weighs llU0 pounds, dbl trot last fall his NILE u
$50. AMI Is, all In all, . hone that can't be beat.
May IL, 1857. :h
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r,o,h,,,,,,pf Comm,,,,on,r.

From the present Commissionr.
"ArGrsr II, ls55.-Durng the time have held the
Office of of Patents, X w. tidy, hsq., 90
boston, has been extensively gagged In the Transaction
of business with the Office, solicitor lie IL thor.
ouyy acquainted with the Law, and the rules Of prac.
tice Of the Once regard him NJ Of the most caps.
M. and sl,ccessfu practioners with whom have had
oaBcial intercourse CllAs. MASON,
ly3T Commissioner OF Patents.
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~ L,ON'S KATuAIRON, ~
Has now become TIE STANDARD PRE-
PARATiON FOR THE HAIR.

IT'S IMMENSE SALE OF NEARLY
I, 1000, 900 BOTTLES per Year.
Atheists It's Superior Excellence.
The Ladies universally pronounce II 10 DC Nv
lar the CHEAPEST, the BEST and the most de-
sirsble ariIcle they have ever used
II restores the Hair alter u has fallen out, IN
vigOrales, snliyens, and beauliies II, giving II u
rioh, sofi aud gIOssy appearance.
Il inparts a met delightful perfume, aud IRON
Is many aud varied excelIenc,.s, 10 has brcome the
GREAT SOUGHT.AfTERi
By the wh.,e FASHIONABLE and UliLtIA.
RAN WORLD. =
Heath, Wyukoop & Co, New York. Propne.
tors. a..
An the above medicines are foe sale by the State
Agent.
c. W. ATwELL, Deering Block, North eide
Market Square, Portland, GENERAL Agt Tor Maine
Sid by all dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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From the Missouri Democrat |

Pastor oflbc Orthodox Church, BrUVsfyld
Professor Wood.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS

(LArE Agent OF u. q. PArrSr 0rrIcE, wlsuisoroS.
UspER IHE ACT OF ls3To
No. 70 State Street. opposite Kilby st., Boston
AFTER an extensive practice of upwards Of twent,
n years, CONTINUES to secure 'atents In the lnlteo
States also In Great rtsin France, and other ior-'rn
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, snc
all Paper, or Drawings for Patents, executed on heia
terms and with despatch. Researches made Into Amer
lean or Foreign works, TO determine the validity or ul
lily IL Patents Inventions legal ~ othrr alNic.
Rendered In all matters touching the same Copies o.
the claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING one
dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
but through Il inventors have advantages Tor securing
patents or asceraining the patenabilty of Inventions
unsurpassed by II not lmmeasuraby superior to, any
which can be ofYeret them elsewhere The Testimonial
given below prove that none IL MORE sCCCEssfCi
Attic PATENT OFF, 4 than the subscriber and A
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGE
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundsn
reason to believe, and prpye that at no other One
Of the kind are the charges for professional services
moerate The Immense practice Of the subscriber dur
ing twenty Years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and Official decisions rel
alive TO patents These, besides his extensive library
legal and mocha meal works. and full accounts OF paeh,
granted In the United States and Europe, rrnder hn
able beyond question: to offer superior faeli'iesior ~
tanning patents.
All necessity Of a journey TO Washington to procur
patent aud the usual great delay there are here save
inventors.
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Just received, few cases o, Gems extra
CAR Bsors. Al Rossb Store Liberty ~.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"Durlng the time occupied the Office OF Commis
sioner of patents, X. II. EDDY, Esq, OF Boston, did
business at the Patent Once Solicitor for procuring
Patents There few, any persons acting Ia that
capacity who had so much business before tue Patent
once and there we're none who Conducted II with.
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy
AZ one Of the best informed and must skifu Patent 10.
citors In the United states, and have no hesitation 10
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
NOR, and trustworthy, and more capable Of
putting their applications In form 10 secure for them
a early and favorable consideration al the Patent Of
Gee. h.Np nnhhh, .,
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Fesrteenth Wards Republican Association
The Republicans Of the Fourteenth Ward hereby cautioned
ssy 10 any other than tie regular authorized
fssnes , Which !, es%po.sa Of D., HENRY LEU
,Sn. to receive moneys for the RsPsSc.a A..oeoa IN the
THOMAS G. BAKER Secretary
Wsra lsYoat e L: :sa
Nomnstion. for s::e City and County and Jude. 6e-r
VIII BE- held on SATURDAY ESE nj next Sit ob.r
The following p.siers vii address meeting
WIN Eysr,: 6el.dqld snlsh Day4 D. FIELD aG,ss e..
II. Bun, and q number cfothers.
RepublIcan RalIy.-A Mas Meeting Of the Rep Ioicsn
EsstSIs CT Br1S.n WIN be held a. iSs Ryi2s I'M '01psr
81 O'Clock. Several distins speakers will address
the meeting.
sH ; e s
mo Court ssclstt the
GEO ANDREWS D B. NoRTHRUP. Gen. DUaYEA
JNO wINsLOW and other distinguished speakers, vii!
address the meeting.
New-York Typographical society.-Ths memoer'
s%.s on SUNDAY AFTsRSooN Nov ecoss
SUoUsTUs H. KsAUTH ron h. I,s 5s:idspcs No: 80
TnOs, c. FAULKNER, Secretary.
New-Yerk Historical society.-A REGULAR meeting
Of this Society will be held a. The Library a corner OF
IT. SNI 4 ~ y H. Ny b so WITH mS
appropriate exercises Addresses expected on this occasion
from several members OF the Sooiety.
Tickets win be issued 10 members Only and II transferable
and may be obtained ut the Library.
sI sy ss E Y Now
ANDREW WARNER, Recording Secretary.
The Election IL nenr nj hand, and al who b,ve not
yet their TICKETS, &c. win bear in mind that
BAKER GOODWIN the Election Printers, always ready
10 fill osders At NOTICE aud at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES. Specimens Of all kinds Of Bills &c, to be
seen b our Counting Room.
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Politicians will bear in mipd thai the INDlkRUBBER
BANDS for tying election ballots be obtained IN qdau
lily at the Rubber Store. No SJ7 Broadway
Rapid Sales
$50 eco Fun, fer cs'h,
L 10 eco soft Hats. at GENlNS.
81 500 so,s' Hats and Caps No. 2li Broadway
&4000 CbldTen's Fancy Hats. opposite s.. Paols
Read an Advertisement Of George keyes's, IN
This Days INES, under the head Of Dry Goods
Immigrant Intelligence once and Labor Ex:
hang bss removed from No. Csnsist 70 No I'll
Ybtthst Qste Apthonyst few doors west OF Broadway
Sc kes chSrsed- JAMES p. PAGAN. auperntendsaf
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Doeslicks thinks it would be advisable to have
the comet hi yet, if the following engagement
can he catered into:
"B1t hold have a splendid ii,a-a maguf-
cent plan, by which think this thre .,cn,I visit Of
fiery enemy, instcal Of being terrible lisls cr,
may be turned 10 most excellent acclalt, for
have 10 doubt that the enemy would listen 10 the
voice of reason and humanity. think deputa-
lion ought 10 he Immediately app ,inte |, with lull
pHwer to arrange matters with the comet The
people must take the thing in hand themselves for
it IL Is left TO the public Oil 'srs, tn. re woull be
50 much routine AMI circum.Oculion that the world
would be smashed lru nineteen milliOus OF small
fragments OsIure they wOuld get ready 10 act. II
is extremely probable that the delegation would
be able 10 effect cumprJniso on behalf OF the
useful portions Of the cIrh. AMI they might in
duce our distinguished visitor to ceniine his alten.
lions, to certain specific portions OF it, For in
stance, any little arrangement BY which the Safe
o! New Jersey could b. knocked completely out oi
the universe, would be blessing and a boon A
kindness Of this knl would be appreciated by all
mankind, and though J3rSeymen themselves would
object to this, they do to all measures for the
public benefit, the comet would, of course, fulfill
his contract and do his duty nobly, without heed.
ng their liberal opposition
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eS- Arrangements arc all made and tickets
are selling rapidly for the excursion tomorrow.
The WsStsr: Metropolis will leave Toledo at
o'clock, P. NJ. anl will visit either the Islands
in the Lake, or NJ ldcn, C. w, as the excursion
lists may prefer. The fare for gantlem.n will be
81 90; for ladies', 50 cents, ani for children ac-
companied by parents 25 cents. As the pro-
ceeds of the excursion go to the Bethel at 70.
ledo. the public should not hesitate 10 give it a
generous support.
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z3~ The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, of Tole
do, will make our town visit on Saturday next,
August 18th. They have chartered the steamer
Belle Tor the OCCASION and $50 or 200 persons are
expected. This is a benevolent organization, dc.
signed to protect the Irishman from his greatest
encny-whiskey to prevent fighting and RI
oting on public occasions. It's objects are truly
praiseworthy, and VIC trust our citizns will extend
to them the courtesy which they so richly merit
They will visit Fort Meigs, where Michael Hayes.
Esq. will hayc table spread for their benefit
Will not our citizens volunteer and aid Mr.. II. in
this matter?
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~, The beautiful "Lin.s" ON our first page

15~ The beautiful Lines on our first page,
by Nelly, are from the pen ol a lady whose reIa-
tives reside in this pIace-two of her sisters
being connected with our Un'on School. 1t is
production. Its breathings are from the h'arl's
warmest affections, and the ease with which
the authors emotions are thrown into verse,
conveys to the reader every thought pulsation
with much force AMI arouses in the breast an
cchoinS sympathy.
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Curious HABITS or MACKEREL-The habits of
these fish dre very peculiar. AMI although they
have BEEN taken IN ium 'nsa numbers tor thrrr
quarters OF a century, tn IL h4bils are not well
understood. They often move in immense bod
les, apparently lilling The ocean for miles ia rx
teat. Tn are found near the surface. Slns-
times they will take the hook with the greatest
easern n'ss at other times not mlck.rrl will
bite !or days, although millions Of them are Wis
ible in the water. Wnsn they are in the noad
for taking the bait ten, twenty, aud even thirty
barrels, are taken by single ve,s.l in few
hours. They usually bite most freely after sun
rise in the morning, una towards sunset in the
evening. They all cease to bite abnu; lha same
TIM, as il they were uctul pd by common i'm
pulse. They Orr easily frightened ,anl will then
descend into deep water. It has often happen.
ed lhal Il 'st of vessels has ben ing OF the
Cape, say mite or two from shpre in In, mils;
of school Of rnacke,-l and tukin5 them rapi /
~ upon their decks, wh-n the frn5 OF gpn, or
the blasting Ot a rock, wolld send every mackerpl
fathoms deep into TIN water, as suddenly os
! though they haa b4en converted into so many
pigs of lead,anl perhaps il would b. soma hours
before they would re.bppear. They are caught
most ab indantly neaT The shore, anl very rarely
out n sight,
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~ Our young people had pleasant, night
for their excursion last week, and as the full orb d
moon traversed
80 Her princely way among the stars in slow
And silent brightness"
all hearts seemed Impressed with the thought that
pleasures the only noble end.
To which all human powers should tend
Everything that could make thc.occason pleas
ant was provided They enjoyed a ride on the
lake by moonlight, all feeling invigoraleI by the
breeze which played upon the water.
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1s- G n. Houston has our thanks for a sack
Of beautiful flour from NV wheat, fresh from
his Diamond Mill. CrizAns of Wood county
attending this mill are now passed over the
bridge free, and we observe that the General,
enterprise AMI lberality is being appreciated by
our people. The farm rs will fad it to their
interest to take their CRISIS to the Diamond
Mill
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Boar RAcING IL CuUkr. - IA first s,'s>i IN Of
the Supreme Court at Boston on Frilay the cas-.
Of Engrna 0N"il Ggt. Patrick KseIn WAS lin
i-h-d, end tn iufv zen lerrd verdict III favor of
the Defendant. THIS was an action brought b.
a deposition for the recovery of $500 from IA
stnkc-hnller on boat race. judge \ lson ruled
that neIll er bnat.racing or hotse-rlciug were H.
legal in themselves, but that al! wagers Of anv
kind upon the same We're 81. B1lt-rscIng n.
remarked. is a mlny sport which deserves pn.
cnurag m mt. anj hr dOub;rd not that the iur,.
entertained lh" same views, AMI ftlt proud hut
sn many young man Were engaged nit. Ia r.
gnrt to he rights ut parties as 10 The money
"lacei in the hauis OF a STAKE holder, the court
ruled that th' stak'-holIe Ier may legally nay 1t
over to tn winning ptrty, even ii the wag.r
ii!rgal. M | 40 on can recover the amount from
him unless hr had previous notice that he will
b. h-Id responsible for the paym-nt. There.
tore, the question il this case was, whether OF
not such notice was given the defendant. THE
inry, altrS brief absence decided in the defen,
daGts favOr-B0s'ou Hsrllf
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Wood tom. Pleas,

Peter d. Humuerser ". Elizabeth Uuulherger,
Petition Tor Divorce.
InE said defendant Eizabyth llumherger, is here
L by notified that the plaintiff Peter iiumbergsr,
has hled his petition against her on the first day nj
August Sj7, in the court uf common pleas, OF said
Wood county The object and pr.l, of said peti-
lion is 10 obtain divorce, aud alleging as i cause
therefor willtu abseGce for more tlu three years,
aud adultery with Samuel koous said petition will
be Tor hearing al the October term OF slid court.
The defendant will also take nptCa thLt depusitipns
Will oe taken IN the above the house of Charles
l. Bru h. IN the town Ot IhUrnyile. county Of Perry
and state vi O,J the 10th day vi September, 1857,
between the hours OF ocpci A. aI.i clJ q. y.
NJ, 10 continue ir-m day day, between tite same
hours, ulIl completed
PETER 3. HUMBERGER.
Ans. O. ls57--l3wfS l.65
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August 6, 1,57-lSw5a2.23


4. Gi,lct, 4 ilmiu,trator, Daniel Barton, ct al.
Ili vlrtu. OF order Of sale directed aud de-
ID lvered. from the court uf common pleas. WOO.
county, Ohio IN the above cuuse, vii. Offer for sale
1t the door vi IL. court house, in PERI, shurg
county, ~
saturday, the 5t' it, of septcmls", :. D. 1857.
hetw en- the hours OF 10 o'clock A. ~ and oc,oc.
NJ Of sid Jsy, tha west lIt o. III. SOUTHWEST quarter
IF e-tgu t'ye', ,-lvs. OF uurts, range east
IN said county containing eighty Rcres or less
c. ". NORTON, Sheriff.
PrGCE & JEFFEEsuN, Attys.
Aurust g. l,I--l:y,y5S :{S
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TT The meeting a the Court House on Sat
urday last was we'll attended, and we never saw a
set of men more cheerful and confident of even
greater success than has ever before crowned their
efforts From all parts of the county we hear most
encouraging reports and have no doubt but the
modern pro-slaycry democracy will de drowned ont
before the second Tuesday Of October.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-13

us- An independent military company has been
organized in Alaumee our friend William Robert
son being Captain. 1t has been long time since
we have seen men go through with warikc ma
meuvers and little mastering will be some
thing of change and break the moaotory which
has become somewhat oppressive.
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Wood Common Plaasc, Vacation after June
Term, 4, ID. 1851.

James MURRAY v5. " lizard Trul.
Willard Trail will take notice that James AIurra,
has ed petition Gjn,t him. in the Oi COM
mon pleas OF MOOD coguty Ohio, asking Judgment
against him for the oil $1,000 with interest tile
rate OF per since June O. 1856, with per cent
damages percent curraGt rate oSchLn st cents
vi protest, aud FOR - with interest since July
1855; aud that ulies' he appear and make deteuce tu
said petition b the 81 day OF October A. D. lsJI iud ?
uent bv default will at thu next term OF said court
teiearer be rendered according to PRAYER of said
petitioner, JAMES MCHRAl, Proper.
Anrrst g. Ili--lan-l 3 81
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1g- The steamer Suif will leave this place to-
morrow at IL NJ TO accommodate those who wish
to Join in the Bethel excursion. The Srif is
chartered by the managers and no additional fare
will be charged for going 10 or returning from To-
lcdo. The tickets purchased at the book store are
good for the "round trip" without supper, for
which 25 cents extra will be charged.