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Coach sleigh for Sale.

A NINE passenger coach sleigh, very light. Al:
n 50 n six passenger wheel coach, Both In good
running order. Enquire OF d. f. Jeilerds, kenne
bunkport, or q. a. Garlic OF Buxton CeEtrc.
kennebunkpOrt. Dec. -, 1859. 2n5e'
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DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.

mIIE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned. under the firm name OF Chad
wick & York, was dissolved by mutual consent, ON
the 18th day OF May last.
PRAYcis York Is duly authorized TO settle and
adjust all the business affairs OF the late irm. All
persons indebted 10 the above firm, are requested
to make immediate payment and those to whom
the late firm indebted arc requested TO present
CHARLES A. CHADWICK.
PPANClS YORK.
nihhefnrh Iunc Q. 1859.
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THE GREEN BOOK.

Inst publI.bed. Isn pages, price Is cents, on
siNGiE AMI MhRRIED LlfE, or. THE INsrI.
TuTEs or MARRIAGE, its Intent, Obligations,
and Physical and Legal Disqualification the ra-
fjonai Treatment Of all private diseases In both
scxes. &c, To which Is added n poetical essay,
entitled scalliyasdias >" OF the art Of having
and rearing beautiful and healthy children, by hs
tate RoBERr J. CuLyERwELt, Esq. NJ. ID.
KLISY Co, Box isc6, New York, or DeTfsy 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, li3 Nassau street, New York
agents ,ranfsd sueryrAsrs.
Also. GRATIS, an extract and sample OF the aboso
entitled, DIR. Culvcrweil's Lecture on tho
rational treatment OF Spennatorrhoa ana prnhte
diseases generally. detailing the means by when
lnyalids may efiectually cure themselves without
the use OF dangerous medicines. and nj but little
expense 10 tbe,nselyes sent free by mall In Sc
cure envelope, on the receipt Of one stamp 70 pre-
Ray postage, by addressing.
Iva o"'A'' New York city.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H Z D D x,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

LATE AGENT OF u. y. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON. (undcr the Act Of 1871
No. 10 Statc Sc, opposite KiIby Ste. Besten.
A FTER an extensive prncticc Of upwards OF twen-
Aty years, continues 10 secure Patents In the Uni
ted States also In Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign
ments and all Papers or Drawings for Patents exc.
cuted on liberal terms and with dispatch Research.
es made into American or foreign works TO deter
mine the validity or utility ofPatentso or Inventions
and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same Copies Of the claims OF any Pa
tent furnished by RENTING dollar. Assignments
recorded at Washington.
This Agency Is not only the largest In New Eng
land, but through II inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, or asccrtaning the patentabiity
OF Inventions unsurpassed by, IL not UNNECESSARILY
superior to- any which he offered them
The testimonials given below prove that none Is
MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE PATENT 0FPICH
than the subscriber, and Is 81 CCESS IL TIE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. no
would add that he has abundant reason 10 believe,
and can prove that Mt no other Office Of the Kind,
are the charges for professional service moderate
The immense practice OF the subscriber during ~
years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate a vast
collection OF specifications and official decisions rel.
alive To patents. These, besides his extensive II
brary OF legal and mechanical works, and full no
Europe, render him able beyond question, 10 offer
superior facilities for, obtaining patents.
All necessity OF journey TO Washington 10 pro
cure patent and the usual great delay there, arc
here saved inventors.
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DIR. j. HOSTETTER'S
Celebrated Stomach BitterS.

npt that numerous class who devote themselves
10 literary and other sedentary pursuits, ana In
consequences Of want OF physical exercise, become
The victims of languor and debility, without nerve
or appetite, have hitherto sought In vain Tor some
inyigomting, life giving medicine; whose ELECTS
upon the system shall be both speedy ana perma
nent. Physicians OF eninence, and profoundly ac-
ounintcd with the requirements ofthe human frame,
commend llOSTETTER'S BiTrERS as the safest
and switest stimuant to the rceuperatiyc energles
of the system yet discovered ltrost0res the appe-
tie gives fresh yigor TO the digestive organs sends
tho blood through the veins with more lively
current corrects tendency to depression or splr-
its and fits n man for the transaction OF business
with a cheerful heart and an active mind. Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for the
same object the BITTEIlS do not act spasmodically
or with a temporary powsr-the influence OF the
remedy is lasting. And If a patient will but give
some attention To securing proper exercise, after
the relief has been Afforded he need fear no return
of the affection The debility natural 20 ,he en-
croacLments OF years upon the bodily name Is also
allevated by this great strengthening medicine.
thus enabling the aged 10 pass their declining days
In physical case whereas ihey are now snnei,ng
from extreme weakness and nervousness. To this
venerable class of people, llOSTETTERS BIT
TIERS may be commended as Invaluable Tbepro
priciors Of thsinylgorator have In addition. deep
i,ratllcation iu assuring NURSING MOTHERS that
they will find the u T 7 l. II the bestand safest
OF restoratives. Very few inedioinesare sanctioned
by physicians rs proper 10 be administered during
the period of nursing ana TINS has Obtalncu an
universal preference
c33- Those who desire 10 purchase this great rem
edy for Dyspepsia aud Debility should remember
the precise title, IlOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BrTTERs. IL isput mp In quart bottlc.,
with tho name, DIR. j. IIostcttcr's stomach
Bittcr.. blown on tho hottie, and also stamped on
the cap covering the cork, with the autograph Of
HosrErTER SAITH on the label These things
are important on account OF the numerous coun
terfets now In the market.
fy- Prepared and sold by IIo-tcttcr & Smith
Ptitsburgh, Pa, and also sold by all druggists,
crocers and dealers generally throughout the Uni.
tel States, Canada, South America an eGerinany.
sid BY Dr. J. Sawyer, BiddcfOra House Block
g. g. Mitchell, Saco Jos. II. Thatcher, Portsmouth,
n H., Weeks & Potter, Boston. General Agents for
tho Ne,' England States. lyrl0
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Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
Il ofthe York County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany OF South Berwick Me-, is prepared to receive
propo als for insurance safe kinds OF property OF
every description at the usual rates. Said compa
ny has now at risk in said State, SOO00OO OF poop
erty, on which are deposited premium notes TO the
amount of $4,000 with which to meet losses Loss
es are literally adjusted and promptly paid: The
risks taken by said company are divided follows
list class, Farmers Property; 2d class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents Sd class, safe kinds
of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays forits own losses.
For information, terms &C., apply to RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector OF Assessments,
City Bank building, (upstairs) Liberty Street, Bid
defOrd, Maine. l6u
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House - Hot for Sale.

THE House and Lot on which II stands, situated
Il ON Main Street, near Kings Corner and former
~ occupied by the subscriber. The house, which
Is In the best OF repair, is story and half one,
with brick basement Is IS y ~. with n eOnyen-
tent l.. Has ten rooms besides closets, clothes
rooms, sink rooms, &c, ana Is IN every way a con-
tern of 3Ohogsheads capacity In the basement
There Is good stable, twenty-Six feet square,
built In lSiS, on the premises. The lot Is large,
$50 feet square, and the portion occupied gar
den Is In the best condition for cultivation and has
various kinds Of fruit tro0s growing thereon. The
premises will be sold at a reasonable rate and on
easy terms Of payment II desired; Enquire OF
Biddeford. May 90. 1859. 22f
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Notice.
Iron i'm BiddefOrd.

IRON of all kinds commonly used for country
| work, constantly on hand and for sale at my
smitbing done In the best manner ana Mt short mo-
tice. 43u d. W. hNihoiN
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Notice.

trIIE PEws Mt Trinity Church, Pleasant Street,
Saco, are at present free. Tho ministry Is, In
part supported by tho voluntary offerings OF the
worshlppers All who wish can attend ON this ar
rangement
saco, January J, 1880. iw2
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TWO HOUSES FOR SALE.
R0R SALEi
Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING co acres OF good
A MCN y land, situated In tho town oil
AS Buxton, | OF q mile from Salmon
AsiaE fIz4 Falls, on the Saco road. buildings
R4Gs1 nearly new and In good repair -
There are the farm about 80 fruit Trees, mostly
grated. Wood enough for family use water bro't
In pipes TO both house and barn. This property
wifi be sold cheap, II applied for soon.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. p. y. Address, Hollis, Me-
G. II. PEASE.
October 9TH. 1859. 3wil'
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TEsTIMONIALs.s

TESTIMONIAL
"Iregard Mr. Eddy rs one OF the most eapabi, and
suecsNni practitioners with whom have had OH.
clal intercourse. CliAS. MASON"
Commissiono Of Patents.
II have no station in assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ person more COMPETENT and
Trustworthy and more capable OF putting their APP
plications In form 10 secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, February 6, 1853.
"Mr. II. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one Is now pending. Such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads me 10 Recommend all inventors TO
apply TO him 10 procure their patents, Ms they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed ON their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAoGhKT"
From September 18th, 1851, TO June 18th, 1858
the subscriber In course OF his large practice mado
ON t,ries rejected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS,
EVERY ONE OF which was decided In his Jnoy, by
the Commissioner Of Patents.
lyTE IL. III. EDDY
September l.lsj9
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Fire Insurance.

mHE subscriber having been appointed Agent o
Il the Chelsea Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
Chelsea Massachusetts Is prepared to receive pro-
pOsals for Insurance OF every description OF safe
property. Terms OF this Company are liberal, and
losses promptly paid For Information OF terms,
sur Alfred ST.. BiddefOrd. Me.
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Ayers Cherry PectoraL
(!

u<yING received six cargoes. and . large as.oft-
prepared 20 offer the best assortment ever onered
In this vicinity.
iiso NEW LINE for sale.
Alsoa Tenemant TO LEG on rle, n 81 a..
Saco, July ~ 1859 "u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
The Presidency.
[From the New York Independently

If Mr.. Seward were out of the question,
mutitudes would have preferred the name
of Governor Chase as their next choice,
because of his large experience, like that
of Mr.. Seward, in statesmanslIip and in
executive administration. But neither the
late Governor of Ohio, nor the illustrions
Senator from New York, could better rep
resent the great principle of constitutional
Interpretation and of national policy,
which is the bond of union to the Repnb-
lican party, than Abraham Lincoln. We
stand for that great principle-thc consti-
tutional power and the duty of the Federal
Government to establish and maintain, not
slavery, but impartial justice, and univer-
sal liberty in all the Federal terrific
rics-not because it is the principle of
the Republican party, but because 1t is
true and right, and because that princi-
ciple cnthrOnGd at Washington will give
peace to our common country, and will
save us as n people from the diSunion
and destruction to which the opposite
principle, if permitted to prevail, will
surely carry us. We accept Abraham
Lincoln ns our candidate for the Presi-
dency, not because he represents the Re-
publican party, hut because hc repre-
scnts that principle, and because we
know him to he II true man, 81 man of
great ability, who has thoroughly studied
the question of the times, q man houOred
and beloved by his fellow-citizcns ut
home, and one who, if chosen President,
will use all his power and official ini1u-
cnce to rc-establiSh the Constitution as
our fathers made it, The enthusiasm
with which his nomination is received by
the people, and the discontinue it has
produced among the leaders of the Demo-
cratic party, are its best Endorsement, and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

LAMARTINE has written singular pre-
face for the new edition of his complete
works He dates it Paris, April goth, aud
says:
81 do not repubIiSh these works of mine
from motives of vanity, nor do eXclaim,
with Horace, Ere0i Monumeai'im. Far from
cxalting myself before this heap Of dead or
ephemcral leaves fallen frota the branches
dying within me- | rather say, in ill sin
r. =
"Being unable to sell my lands, sell
my self-loye, for l pretend to no self
glorifcation about my works Assured
Iy, ! would n thousand times rather
take the whole of these pages, without
looking at them more, or asking others
to read-would make bonfire of these
blackencd leaves, and deliver their vain
smoke to the breeze of the night. But
conscience cries to me, Stop! You owe
bread TO hundreds of mouths; your works
have material value, with which bread
may be bought for those families for
whose existence you are responsible. ASK
men to buy these vanities of the pen; those
vanities will be sanctioned in becoming
daily bread Once more, repeat, no 9TH
or motive aonstrnins me to this publica-
ton 1t is long since the last roots of all
literary or political vanity have been dried
up within me, even as though they had
never lived. believe myself neither
classic in poetry, infallibIe in history, nor
always irrepronchable in politics. One of
the special peculiorities of this final and
unique edition will be the criticisms with
which shall pitiIcssIy regard each page
of my past works and actions. In such
severity find bitter pleasure-the pleas
ure of exercising justice even against
ones self We must Danish all pity for
our own passions weaknesses, and faults,
if we would merit pardon here below or
absolution from on high. LAMARTINE.
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JOHN It. bAKIN,

LSnccessor to Wheeler 4 I.aItinI
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w Inspection on Thursday, March 29th, new
and well selected assortment of .r.f
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also complete assortment of GENTLENEN's FUR
NISITING GOODS.
The patrons of tho old firm. and the public in gen
era respectfully invited to call and exAlninc my
stock before making their purchases as intend sell
ing Mt small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon The old
establishment. JOHN r. LAKIN. Merchant Tailor,
mh2S-iwd No. l02 Main ST., Wheeling VT.
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A6 SfEClAL NUIICtS ubuDle lIle hDtlNe t'lIeS.
30 Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, aCcor-
ding to the space occupied and the numberOf changes
made.
All Alladyertisements from transient persons or strang
ers, to lie paid fo1 an ddrUDcr,
Legal advertisements will he charged at the rates
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year.
Sc for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
Tile privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons, rs
well all legal advertisements and advertisements
of auction sales and real estnte in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
R5-Advertscmcnts not accompanied with written
directions will bc inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
casc> at full rates.
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, 80 cents each. novll-'59
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T. SWEENEY & SON,
MHEELING. Va.
No. o5 Main street,

WHEELING, VA.
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL INIPoR
n TATIONS, being the largest they have ever made
IN one Season, and embraces the styles of WHITE
GRANITE, or IRON STONE CIINA,togetlerwthC Common
White and Coored Queensware in great variety. Also
large and well selected stock Of Pure White GOd
Band and FRncyFRENClI CHINA either in setts
separate. China Decorated Vases Cologncs. Card Bas
kGts, TetC Tete Sets, Fancy Cups, Mugs &c. Also
fine Table Cutlery, CastOrs 6ctogether with their usual
Plain FLINT GLASSWARE Coal Oil Lamps, &c.
They invite the attention of tho Trade and will du-
nj snne nrices nng95b59
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z CAsKs or TURkIsI 8 GERMAN

x CASKS OF TURKISH & GERMAN
- pRUNEs, 10 bush. round and split Peas,
500 lbs Lintels. ian excellent article for sOup)
400 lbs Fresh CarawIy Seed.
30 lbs of the very finest sweet spiced Frenct
Chocolate
200 half and quarter boxes Of SardineS,
cases Cross Blackwels celebrated English
Pickles.
3 cases Of ''Snyers Relish and Sauces."
so whole. half and quarter drums of Figs,
FrHIes of Fresh Dates,
81 whole. Is and u boxes Malaga ItHisinS,
S bags Alicant Son Shclled Almonds,
81 Fresh Naples WalHuts,
/ do Filhcrts.
8 I" do Palmnuts.
so boxes splendid Coast Oranges,
10 do Fresh Lemons,
10 doz quart BOTTLES Branded Peaches, fresh
Cherries aud Peas.
500 Fresh COcuanuts,
Together with general variety of Fancy and DO
mcstc GrOcerics just received aud for sale cheap at
the new store of G. WAI. REESSING,
SIS Market, near Quincy ST..
mh20 Union coPyl Wheeling Va
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The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
shire and storm or periods eventful in or exempt from
sweeping cOniingratoUs and maritime disaster BE
ing long established on cash basis, the troubles of
the credit systcm affect in material particular
Duriug hard times the security of reliable lnsu-
rauc, i ,,i imperative lHtythe ability Of property
holders To sustain loss being then much lcssened.
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
n c. ARTHUR Agent.
Office over the Bank Of Wheeling
CIia-,llw till Jan LIST 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

The prospect of this staple product is
very gloomy. We saw few cigars in II
tolernbly forward state growing just out
side the residence of Governor Wise, in
Richmond, but they were of the inferior
brand known ms Cent-a-grab, and suitable
only for home consumption. Stumps that
were planted early in the season have be-
gun to sprout in few meadows; but they
do not wave, nor invite the sickle of the
hnsbandman. Millions of cigar boxes,
bearing the genuine Habann stamp, lie
idle. But few plugs of pig-tail have aP-
pcared above the ground, and these few
droop. One crop has already been CLEAN.
cd, and is in ricks, awaiting Mr.. MiIler's
orders. in Virginia the Turkish tobacco
is misernbly backward, and it is feared
that the supply will not he sufficient to
meet the demand of the Sultan. The fail
ure of the crop in this State is attributed
to John Brown.
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There is every indication that the coun-
try will be favored with an abundant h"r-
vest of this truly democratic fruit. The
orchards are laden. An agricultural wng
Informed us that they would Shell Out
largely. He said, likewise, that that would
be All Nuts to him. These remarks will
serve to show the cheerful and confident
spirit of the landed proprietors. The
establishment of the Pony Express is con-
sidered great thing for Real California.
At Bcnicia, the home of the Boy, we found
bushels of nuts literally rotting, the pro-
ducers having no place left for their stor
age. 1t is impossible to describe the beau-
ty Of a rolling peanut orchard. 1t causes
the heart invOluntarily to acknowledge the
bounty OF Heaven, and to expand with
gratitude for its manifold goodly gifts
The thought will intrude, how sad it is
that in world so glorious and fruitful,
man alone should be SO ungratcful and re-
helliuus New Jersey is celebrated for
its growth of Fresh Roasted. The tray :.
eler on Camden and Amboy cannot have
failed to observe the brilliant buds waving
on the hillsides and in the valleys of this
tceming region. The sturdy yeomen have
reason to congratulate themselves upon
the success which has crowned their la
bOrs. The approach of the Presidential
Election, and the speedy production of
several dramas at the BOwery theatres,
render the prospect of bountiful supply
of Fresh Roasted very agreeable. We
may confidently anticipate Il decrease in
the current prices.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with s0lVcncy and
fair profit
dil.ntion gir.M 10 Insurance IF d WELLLNGS
aud t0ntents for terms ef one to ire gears
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FJon, the " J. Sun.-SPIRIr OF THE UNION. A
fine picture in oil cOlors, representing full length
portrait of Washington in full military dress. by
Ei,UaTd DechGur. New York. This picture Is one OF
superior merit and We doubt not will md place i'll
every household.
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From Uis Ere. Ibst.--FTHE SPInIT THE UNION Is
the title II handsomely cOlured acknowledgement.
1t represents the Father of his Country in full mill
tary costume with cloak thrown over his shoulders,
and surrounded by halo Of tinted clouds.
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"Leaves OF Grass"
IA few specimen extracts from new work J

Once knew man.
Not that man.
But another man.
\ man once knew. lie was great,
was glorious, nev'r washed his hair,
mr. combed his facc,-'mcan combed
face mr. washed hair; had big hams
dirty-'n big fcct-dirty,- -red'n freck-
led, cause didn't wear hat, mr. coat,
mr. shoes, but went bear headed u
burefooted, N shirt N pants like free
n in-in-iu-'pen't citz IL these 'nited
States.
Swear he was glorious.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks &c.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
r II. SHEPPARD, No, 13l Main Street, corner
81 UniOn will continue to keep on hand alargeand
complete of all articles in his line, consist
ing Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles Fine Coarse
Harness, Trunks, Valices Carpet Bags Satcsis, Col
lars Haincs, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention my stock. anil
by strict attention and prOmptness, to merit
Continuance of the public patronage
All kinds of repairing promptly done. and in pro-
por munner. j. d. SlIEPPARD.
scp2O,'59 lSl, Main Street