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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Salt Rh~ss Chrssic, Rhesssssisss. asd
Nrsrsixts, Piies. Csscev Tsssv..
And m .ny otbs diseases and lam5rs shsn eososcied
,tth . ser<alous conditioa of The biss,i
The Doctor -i sii aud sv.crit- fos all -rsos. s,sh
,ns 10 test bic m~i,.ns, sho rcqaest u, si~i sbo
.ilr,s 10 rsmusr.is aim f the ssrviost the .m,ait
thAIsvi for visit ~ the dsizc- 90 his n-uiA
lAii.uis. Ii. ALfkhATiNk sthup 10 saad Al. nj.
'<aer, cash 90 Delivery. No Assst. sl.k-i.
a)lsr De- MODE.
A.as AID sold ~
lYh MN. BAILEY, ~. D., ssoo, Ne.
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Freedom Notice.

THIS is To certify iha, I. Georgs Clark, Of Ly
l. IN, o.. in the COan'y II Y"tk, aud STATE II
Maine, have this dsy given 10 my ~. Geors-
C.srk j., BIZ time Ia trade and transact hus,ae-.
iof hmsrlf ] shsli -liim none al hts earnings,
nor nay any OF hi. debts fr,m this date
GEORGE CLARK.
Aiirst- Edward Card.
Lyman. Jan. 1, 1855. 3w2s
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hsvr formed co-partnerhip
i a. dftosa<vs ssd Cosnssllsrs at Lar, under
the irm VI AYplssos 4 Good<nosr, and will attend
To oil business appropriate To their profession nj
he oiIice heretofore occupied by N ID. APPLETON,
IN ALrREp NATHAN ID. APPLETON.
JOHN II. G0ODENOw.
Alfred, March %. 1857. -
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DIR. SANFORD'S
INVIIORATOR
OR LIVER REMEDY

THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST SCI.
l. entiic Medical discoveries ever made, and
Is daily working cures almost too great TO be.
ieve. II cures as u by magic, eVen hs frat aa,s
giving 6snsfi, aud seldom mon, than one bottle
Is required Ia cure any kind " Liver Complaint,
from the worst Jnundicc or Dyspepsia TO com.
,non h-s,ache, all VI which are the result OF a
Disedstd Lrsr.
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ii u ID = ON's
AMERICAN SALTE 4 BURN OINTMENT

n H. compound has st cd the test and gained the
favor Of thousands f)r the cure Of Burns, Cuts,
scaIds Bruises Sore Lips and Eyeds Chspped Hands
and Arms, Sore Nipples, Diseases ofthe skin, lnfam.
nation Piles Salt Rheum Chblsns, Bites OF Mosqui-
toes SPIDERS eas bed bugs and insects OF all kinds,
sores IN Children, Wounds from lron Palms In the eide
and Back Chafes, Corns, Balls, &C. II 10 also good In
all cases where outward application needed for
pa culars, see papers accompanying eabh box.
JOSEPH HUDSON, role Proprietor, Mattapoisett,
Mass. WV. G. DYER. No.4 Central Block, Bddeford,
Me dealer In Drugs, Medicines chemicals. &c, whoe-
sale and retail agent y. .. BRYANT, kennebunkPort
Sold by druggists and veners Of medicines In most OF
he states and british Provinces 6m30
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

TINE undersigned hereby gives public notice
l. that Jsmrs Hubbard, I ga ford. IN the Coun.
" OF York, aud State VI Maine. E-q and Hannah
Hubbard, sifc of the said Jsme., 10 her fisb by
their deed Of Mortgage dsisd March 29th, 1855,
u d recoried Marh 29th, 1855, 10 York County
Registry. IN Book 2tH, pages 81 aud IS. conveyed
crease 3. kimball, VI Sanford, IN said Count 4. u
certain Tract uf land situated In saId Sanford,
bounded Ea,ierly by land ol William p G,'w-'',
Noriherly Ivy land ,f Elijah Wnhs'n. Westerly
by land of Gvorye Novel;. aud SVuihrrIy by The
highway, containing ihrre.lourih. VI an acre. lie
The same more ~ lees, with the dwelling hou,~
aud another hullding th.s-oa standing.
The c,a,diiioa in said deed has b~en broken.
aad Nv rcasuu thereof the said MUrt.gee claim.
10 ioreclv-e aid Mo,tsage.
Dated nj Sanford. in ssic County Of York, Jan.
uary the hfsI, a. d. lejS.
3w2 INCREASE s KIMB ,LL.
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The Liver is one OF the principal regulators OF
the human body, and when II performs It's finc'
lions well, the powers VI the System are FULLY de
veloped The stomach is almost entirely Deepen.
deni on the healthy action oi the Liver Tor the
proper performance al its functions. When the
stomach j. at iau.i, the bowels are at Tau T. aud
the whole system suffer- In consequence OF one
organ -iheLiver having ceased To do it, duty
For tho diseases Oi that organ one Of the proprl.
ciors has made IL hts siud,, Ia n Practice Of more
than twenty YEAR, to lind same remedy where
with To counleract the many arrangements 10
which u - liable.
To prove that this remedy sai lat found, an,
person troubled with Liver Complaint 10 ANY VI
1t, forms, las bat 10 'ry bottle, aud convic''o"
II ceItaIn.
A compound has been formed by dissolvlng
gums, aud extracting that part which !. soluble
tor the active virtues Of The medicine These
gums remove all morbid ar bad matter from the
system, supplying in their place health, How Of
ihle invigUrating the stomach, causing food tod.
ge,i we'll, purifying the blood, giving tone snG
health Ia the whole machinery. removing the
CAUSES Of the disease, aud riirciing radical care
without any al the ulss rreallr alter effects, fell
by u.lns Caou-l or Mineral Poison, iha, ur,
usually rcsoTted to.
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Splendid Offers for 1856, 81, L IS together

Now is the time to Subscribe
uZ- Re,niriunces must, in all cases, be made
aiect to The Pn5sks,s for at these prices no com.
mission can be allowed to agents.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
6w5i No 81, Gold ST.. New York.
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GEORGE " iiIGGlN8orHAN,
sARAIl A. IIG0INBOriidM.

Gardiner, Me June g, 1855.
PROF. q. J. wOOD-uear sir have used two bot
ties Of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative aud can truly
say IL the greatest discovery Of the age for restoring
and changing the hair before using II vas man OF
seventy. Ny hair has attained Its original color.
You can recon Il 10 the world without the least
fear, rs my case was one Of the worst kind
Yours respectfully.
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o. WOOD CO., Proprietors, sl2 broadway, N.
". lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establlshmen and
ia Market street, ST. Louis, Mo. Sold by Sawyer,
in Biddefrd, s. g. Mitchell In saco, and all Wholesale
Drugyists In Boston and Portland. 3mosl
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Exchange on San Francisco.

DEoPLE In our vicinity who may wish TO remit funds
Pierce 4 Co., payable at sisAf, In sums 10 suit.
Drafts are easily collected from any place they may
be sent TO In California, by the admirable Express sys
tenn, existing In that country.
yenence TO take my dram for part Of their funds In
Of being peexed with the care Of their money on
their passage.
would refer to the several Ranks In saco and Bid.
defotd. MARSHALL PIERCEs
Biddeford, Dec. !, 1857. 2lu
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GREAT BEAUTIFIER y!
So Issg snssccessralIy sssshi,
FOUND AT LAST.

NOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GREY HAIR
l. to Its original color covers luxurhntiy the bald
head removes all dandrun, itching, AID all scrofula,
scald head and all eruptions makes the hair son,
healthy, and gssy and will preserve to an I'm gin.
able age removes. as II by magic, all bloches, &C.,
from the face, and cures all neuralgia and nervous
head ache. See circular and the following.
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political parties OF Great Bri,an- Wing, Tory,
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Hickory Grove, Fl. Charles Co

Hickory Grove, Fl. Charles Co
No., Nov. 10, 1850. !
PROF. o. J. wO0D-Dear Sir SOM time last sum.
mer We we're Undue I'd Of your lair hsstofs.
tive and is effects wonderful, We feel our duly
to you and the afflicted, TO report IL.
Our little sons head for some time had been perfectly
covered with Sores and called II scad head. The
hair almost entirely came "a In consequence, when
friend seeing his sufrrngs advised Us to use your Re
stors,ive did with little hope Of success, bat TO
our surprise and that Of friends, avery few sPpi.
cations removed the disease entirely, and new AMI
luxusnt growth Of hair started cut, and We can
say that our boy has as healthy scalp, and NJ
luxuriant q crop Of hair as any other child Wecan
therefore, and do hereby recommend your Restorative
Ms perfect remedy for oil diseases Of the scalp and
hair. We are. yours. respectfully, -
GEORGE HIGGlN80rHAN,
sARAH A. HIG0INB0riidM.
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Dover, N. ii Z, Feb. :, 1875.
PROV. O. J. WOOD L C0-Gentsi Within q few
days we have received many orders and calls for
Prof o. J, Woods Hair Restor tire, that to-day We
were compelled 10 send to Boston fr quantity, 1.-THE
dozen you forwarded all being sod.) while We might
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PREPAaATI0N.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN DIPLOMAT.


We are apprzsd by the late European papers Of
the death Of an old and much esteemed friend. Il. de
LomonoeofI, late Russian Minister at the Hague.
During bis early manhood, Mr.. Somonosof held
the position of Secretary Of Legsiioo at Washington
Ever afterwards he proessed great attachment to our
country and never ceased TO study its progress and
the nature of its institutions. For this hls residence
at Washington afforded him very great faciites Not
only did he become the intimate associate OF Henry
Clay aud other great statesmen OF the Union; but he
travelled extensively sven through The then wildest
parts of the eWsst
Our osn acquaintance with him commenced ip Rio
do Jsueiro, in 1874. Until lsl7 WI enjoyed almost
constantly the privilege Of his society. Wit and
scholar an astuie statesman, practised diplomat
who had grown grey 10 intimate association win nu'
msrous governments and courts NJ. de Lomono-oif
never cessed to be regarded az sort OF diplomatic
oracle among his colleagues. He bad too. the rare
facility of pleasing every sort of society In hls old
age the bean in him still the gallant and &C.
oomplishsd cavalier whose fatery was none the ess
plessinp because we'll seasoned with adroit snire
and even young and fast men, the infants terr'6fes
the JfGs noirs of all sniiquaed prigs found in him
genial sociabiliiy, conversational piquancy tho
rough bonhommie, which led them invariably 10 court
the intimacy of the veteran diplomat. Like many
DISTINGUISHED European diplomatiss, he died bsche
lar Indeed it is probable that his professional and
social success partly attributable TO single blessed
ness Thsrs is other profession or career where
domestic duties go apt to infringe on the DOMAIN
of social ambition and public success.
But he was not a mere man Of the world in any
sense of tho term. The many friends who knsw him
Intimately can bear witness that a big, manly heart
oyerfiowing with kindness and TRUTH beat warm in
his bosom. Peace to his ashesi
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80 ,v..venands hal, Genie for 4chinsertion after
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i ''S .n,y i've CENTS tor eschs cscquens insertion
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ANSWER OF TIE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
pAII ROAD COMPANY


To- B,N Of Complaint tamraded and Supplementary
erh,b,ted against i in he Circuit Court Of me
Cny Of Richmond, By the Richmond, Frederiehs-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company.
This respondent, without waving its demurrer to
the bin of the plaintiff, but insisting upon the SANE,
and denying that the plaintiff is entitled to relief 10
.uui,y if entitled 10 il in any forum (which 1t denifs J
lecaus, il has ample remedy al law and IL not only
not ouprsssed or oosiructed by any defect of proof
but il amply provided with such proof, and he's al
ready fully exhibited it by d-postions of witnesses
in the ,nit- snswer to the sAId amended aud cup
elemental BILL answers ana say:
That on III. - day "f -, in the year -,
the stockhoders Of this company. III general meeting
assembled adopted resolution ins,rucIiog ihs Pre-.
sldent and Directors OF the company 10 ssu- through
ticket. for nassepeers who wished travel 10 Wash
inpt,n. Alexandria and any intermediate point upon
the Orange and Al.1andrs Rail Road, from The city
of Richmond; and Immediately thereafter. in obe-
dispcs TO that resolution, il did issue such tickets and
carry such passengers. Much the greater number
of passengers we're carried between the - day oi
- in the year -, and the - day OF -. ~
the wear - and the - day of -, in the YEA
- when the plaintiff unable III carry iAe saii
psss.p,.rs by reason OF the obstruction ct ;h. PJ"
mac river by ce thereby rendering it imp: ac;lean't
for The -,esinboas own-d by n. Potomac -'-snrboa
| rompsuy TO naviga;. 10. Potomac; and upon i..u
The plaintiff is absolutely dependent ior me ;ran-
port,ion OF it's psssengers Ia Washington alter the,
reach The terminus OF the rail road at Acqus creek
That the plaintiff has any legal right to carry or unit
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nur r.IIEnRNIa NEWS

NEW YoRK, August G.-Ths following .ufih-r
news from California ID forwarded from the la'-ft
files and letters received to-day:
The California Bulletin reports the news ro'n r'h
GER rivsr more encouraging. Provisions "-r" - -
cressinR and in abundance sHd the rivers w-r" TAI
ng. Tho Alta California, on the contrary, say 10
news from Frazer river is Of no importance wfnf-v-f
So far as The gold discoveries srs concerned' f's
miners were s,ill waiting tor the water 10 tail
The steamer Oregon Or the passage rom 'Ic'"f't
10 San Francisco. narrowly escaped wreck. by s''
ing the rocks upon Point keyss during dense i"g
Forty three psssengsrs jumped overheard, hni "--s
saved. II is supposed bali doz1n oihsrs p.rl'hs'
This 6rst overland mail from Salt Lake arrived ~
Placer vile on the 2ist. amid great r. jolcing.
The San Francisco Chronicle newspaper es'"6!i-''-
msnt had been cold for $30D.
The steamer Pacific. her last trip for Vicinra.
carried a large freight but "DIy few pns-eGs-r-.
The general health Of California exc.!lent sDi
business reviviug.
Senator Broderick was n San Francisco, bs"ng
against federal influence and patronage. Efor'.
we're making to sscur, fusion Of tho Dougla- Dem
ocrats aud the Republicans, but .ucc.ss was douo-
full
The new State Government Of Oregon wss organ
,1sd at Salem on ths 9Th. John Whitaker d-c.in-d
The Governor elect took the oath and Delivered h'1
inaugural. Nothing sald about 90 ferfi"Fh
Ui:-rs, but it is rumored they sileuty aodica'-1'
Weather Al Panama, on the Is'hmus, WAS onr Hii
the health excellent. The election sIclisui-n' ~
Peru continues, and il 10 believed that Cnsii!.. = al
pe re elected The cnolsra bad disappeared al 'f.a
t.mala Hon. Beverly Clark, the ne~ An. .ic7i
Mini.t.r, mat With friendly reception oy th- Piss.
dsut of GuaieuoslA. o..
The Nicaragua payers are ui'so "Ho !eposie % OF
snt:cjuatsd fresh Invasion.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

w. have a rule to publish no communication with
out reliable name accompanying it, though We have
sometimes departed from that rule where the matter
WAS general and had no individual application. We
have for good reasons, determined to adhere strictly
to our rule. A reliable mama must always accompa-
nv communications. We do not desire the name for
publication but for our own satisfaction And as
guarantee ths, the matter contained Is reliable.
"Bscou," Williamsburg Va-four communication
has no name.
"A ctiz sn OF I.unenburg who desires tbs "edltor
to correct and publish, sends US "a true statement
of "the Price and Arvn case without name and
hence it cannot appear.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS.


|tNiksf SPRINGS are situated thirty miles from the
Western terminus. nj Oakland. oi the Central Haii'
=; iiom which there is ample Stage accommodation
penger- wishin. to visit this place; also, sixteen
las; iroin the Greenbrier White sulphur ne mile
b" Old Sweet Springs, ard rty.ri2ht m'les West
Eoa. es ani Salem, the Virginia and Tennessee
fi1i, iion which place there is constantly ul sup
Stages 10 convey Passengers:
| 80 Waters are Chaybcs;r, differing in their gas
,na saline insredic -ts varying in their temperature
10 - degrees Fahrenheit, forming two ladies' and
~: culnns Red Sweet Raihs. the ncst exhilarailng
i-asaial Baths in the United States There 10 al, sso
-' Bath and Spring near the Hotel, precisely similar
4 sfcisturc aad effects rs the Old Sweet. one mile
h'ais giving visi,crs 10 this place ths advantage oil
""er, Of both places. The Waters are onlc Aite-
S"r'st Ap-rept suited 10 OF extreme Deblnty,
-t, % the rnost obstinate character; also, Rheu.
.'"h Cu,AneOus Affections, and Chronic Diseases OIL
h >''n-ch Liver. Spleen SC. (Refcr to the va
3,,,,,)
aee are on the premises Rcadin: Room, furnished
variety Of newspapers from all parts of the Union
T., Billiard Roon,, Ten Pin Alleys, and other
s"rSices of Winters Band of Music, OF Baltimore
p 'e-u secured
eFFopr-tor having the sa.i faction to know that he
.n'i.ihcu"n herctn'orc 10 his vtsftrs, ano 10
w 'ae high rpu,stiou OF the ed Sweet. has induced
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In {. BIAS.
~ S"r", Spr n,. VI. July 9-cts
'"'fhERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
~, ALEXANDRIA. III.
'"''rta BY the LtSisilure Of thi, State in 1884.
lN,us c'APiTAL OVER 100000.
Al @ Company offers may advantages by insurance
bu,h@. @ Without a premium note The applicant may
h, ~ ao!e premium in cash for or Two years: II
- 'Ner term. hs one eish,h of the amount
ln. !. nn annual policies. Or bv givin: u premium
ti,s :. becomes member ot the Company and has a
scrs 'essia,ion. besides saving nearly half the
Z i.. u'ulaArly charged by Insurance Compauies.
10 the settlement Of losses. under our bye
'''e'abe 10 arbitration
EWr DIRECTORS.
eH S.hoNAs, faiiiax, CHRIsrR NEALI, Alex'dria,
i rsIks, Alexandria, K =. LEsrHI Petersburg,
so.sNSh. King WIN. 5. I. STUART. Fairfax.
n ysh!soN, Alex'ria, p. ID LIPScoMB, II. William,
e nf. SiLAs BiGLow Atpoma,tox,
q H,rhk Il. II. CARTER. Fsuguicr,
~ JAMES T. CLOSE. A.x'dris,
A X. BLARYT, Madison
% at"N's. President. ". II. Massey Tf-asr
Si,os '. Prest. f. sAsGsrKa secretary
= !a5 ,ahEs L CLOSE, Actusry and Gen. Agent