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AYERS
Conpound Extract Of SaSaparilla,

the most cflcctual remedy which tho medical
skill of our times can devise for this everywhere
prevailing and fatal malady. IL Is combined
from the most active rrmcdials that have been
discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul disor-
der from the blood, and the rescue Of the sys-
tenn from It's destructive consequences. Hence
Il should be employed for the cure Of not only
scrofiila, but also those other affections which
arise from II, such as ERurTIvE and SKIN DIS.
rAsrs. SIR. ANrHoSY's FIRE, ROSE, or cry
sIrELAs, PmrLEs, PusruLEs, BLoTcIIEs;
BL.AIys and BoILs, TuMoRs, TETrER, and
SALr RnEuM, ScALD HEAD, RIS0woRN,
RHEUMATISM, SYPIIiLITIc and MEncuRiAL
DISEASES, DRopsr, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY,
and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
vIrIArEp OR IMrURE Blood. The popular
belief in "impmity Of he blood" is founded IN
truth, for scrofula Is degeneration Of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue OF this Sara
parla Is to purify and cgcneratc this vital iluid
without which sound health Is impossible In
contaminated constitutions.
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nySpEPSIA.

Their, I, probably no disease which experience
IA. a. ,mpiy proved to be remediable by the Pc
RuyIAN SYRUP as Dyspepsia The most invet-
.,s,s sDrm, OF this disease have been completely
cured by this medicine. a. ample testimony from
our arst eitirens proves.
Littleton. Mass, Jan. 1850.
TO as PreYr,stsrs Of tAs Psrur,sn Syrup,
Gentlemen I'll have for several years suffered
severely with Dvsyepsis, accompanied by weakness
and nervous irritability which made life burden
10 me. Nothing out the simplest nutriment could
remain In the stomach without pain. Sourness and
windy excavations. uncomfortable feelings In the
head, bad taste In the mouth. catarrhal symptoms.
Inactivity OF the liver and bowels general deblli-
~. and nervous state OF extreme susceptibility,
made mp diseased condition rebellious to ordina-
~ medical treatment BY the advice OF an emil
rent ply slclan Of Boston commenced taking the
PERUVIAN SYRUP at once began TO expert
,nce benefit. Aner taking three bottles, all these
rad feelings have lei. Ny health Is restored and
enjoy life as we'll ne ever.
Most eheerfully do recommend Peruvian syrup
2wS ABRAM MEAD.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

Whereas, John Grant, of Ssso. In the county
of York and State Of Maine, by his mortgage
de,si date,l April 2ist, A. ID. 1853, conveyed To
stephen sawyer, Of said Saco, 10 secure the
payment Of three several promissory notes
therein mentioned. Q parcel OF land situate on
the North. westerly side Of the Toss road, ~
called, In said saco, bounded ~ follows: De-
ginning at the easteriy corner Of land Of Lewis
lawyer; thence northcasterly by aid Fo.s
DAD forty Eight aud 4s-ioo rods; thence north
3is west 90 rods; thence south-wexterly by
and Of Samuel Berry 4s AMI 4S-i00 rvds io
md Of Samuel Underwood; thence south 49,
ut by said Underwood land and land " Lewis
awyer TO the bound begun 1t, containing 20
crcs, which said mortgage Is recorded In tho
,ork County Registry of Deeds. In Book al.
age 293, 20 which record reference 10 hereby
aaie for particular description.
zenith day Of December. A. ID. 1853. transfer
4. Assigned, and set over the said mortgage.
ocether with the notes thereby secured. 10 tho
rnder,icued, James Sawyer, OF Biddetori, IN
sid county, to his sole use and beneat. The
condition OF said mortgage has been broken. W
essou whereof the undersigned. James Saw
er. claims 20 foreclose the same asree.oy 10
he statute In such case rnafe AMI pro,'aea.
a-aS > 49, JANIS SAWYER
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MARRIAGES.

In Dover. nth inst. Mr.. Elbridge Smith. To Mlss
Elizabeth A. Emery, both of Dover.
In last Corinth, Me- 2ld ult, Mr.. q. Albert Hutch.
ins, OF kenduskeag. to Miss Ellen NJ johnson OF
Dover. go.
In somersworth, william II. Johnson to iistty
u. Boil. - .--l-=+,,
Charles W. Biaekington, Of Winthrop, to Miss Mar
tina J. baker. OF Portland. -
In Saccarappa, nth inst, by Rev. III. j Bradbu-
~, Mr. Chas H. Braekett to Miss Euniee j. iillton'
both OF WestbrOOk.
In WATERFORD. 10th inst, Mr.. Edward Whitehoase,
Of W., to Miss Sarah NJ Sawyer, OF Hollis.
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CoySrNPTIOy. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
100 Congress street, Portland, Me.
CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. J. DuPONC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

lnnllliDle In correcting Irregularities AMI remov
Ing distractions from whatever cause and always
successful A. preventive.
The above named GOLDEN Pills have been used
In the Private Practice OF DIR. DUPoNco for over
TuIRrY YEARS with unparalleled SUCCESS In al
most every case and Il Is only at the earnest sole
itation Of THOUSANDS OF LADIES who have
snscessfaiy used them, that no Is induced 10 make
them Public, by appointing agents and advertiser.
them la order that ALL who may be suffering from
the above complaints may find In the above Pills a
PrsusEtirs RsiicJ and q permanent Cure. Conse,
auently, he has appointed an agent In every city
and town in the Union, where these Pills may Dc
obtained.
Price 81 per Box.
Sold By Dr. T. q. STEVENS, Druggist Liberty st.,
GsHsral .Ig,at for BiIisford and SacO.
Ladies By sending him % through the nd
I,Iord Post OHcs, can have the Pills sent them
teonfidentially) by mall These Pills are eosnisr-
Csifsd don't touch them unless you see the sigma
ture Of 5. ID. Howe ON every box-all others are
nns,ne 6mlU
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so YEARS!
nr. 4. 0. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bilitrs

Has succeeded Cor the period of half century In
,osi,taInips its supremacy over all other Medi-
rInes m gives immediate tone and action To the
st.so,aeh and Bowels. and imparts W the patient
sttendant upon an Inactive state % the Important
functions OF the body.
The Alternative and purifying action % our Med.
icIns upon the stomach and Bowels 1.-THE means %
curing nany hopeless diseases, which other medi-
cincs have hiled 81 reach Tin PROOF OF when We
have frequent testimonials from all parts % me
have been abandoned by attending ply sicisns -
among which are enumerated Ssrofsia Rhssma-
tis-, fepsr ssf xgse, sail RAsss. ts. Consump-
ton In Ia carly stages has often been averted BY
their use. Its unprecedented success, however, 10
basel upon It's certain and immediate cure OF BIZ
ssss cosspisisfs. Dysgsssia Js.rdss. cssfirsasss,
Lsrsr cssseisssf, and all diseases of Tn. stomach
and Bowels. Tor which 10 10 conceded that Dr. RICH
ARDSONS BIrTEiiS have no yIyaL For sale by
Druggists everywhere and Of theIoetors onhee, 81
Hanover street, Boston. tuil
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No PLEURo-PNEuNoSIA IN BUNToS.-We IN
derstand from Mr.. Goodale. that the recent
death of eight or ten oxen aud cows in the vi
entity Of Buxton Centre, and which has excited
some apprehension, have been satisfactorily
ascertained Ia be owing 10 q disease very dis
tinct from the newly imported contagious lung
nurrsin in Massachusetts,. On the 18th inst.
the farm OF Mr.. Jonathan Norton was visited by
Mayor Howard, Drs Richardson and Dana, OF
Portland, Dr. RObie, of GOrhsm, Mr.. GoOdale,
of Saco, and others, and amer noticing CAREFUL
~ the symptoms exhibited by an OK. which
would not probably have lived q day longer, IL
was killed and neither the symptoms while liv-
ing nor the post norton examination gave any
evidence Of similarity to the Massachusetts, dis
ease. The upper air passages were greatly in
famed and there was some congestion OF the
lungs, but there was no consolidation OF the
lungs, and no hepatiiation-none Of the pecul-
lar marble look-no cyst-snd no adhesions or
inflammation of the pleura whatever. The dis
case, whatever II may be, Is q seriousone for
the sufferers, bat in no way 90 be COMPOUNDED
either with old fashioned Pleuro- pneumonia or
the new contagious disease of Massachusetts,
known by the same name.
We are also informed by Samuel Osborn,
Esq, Post Master at Wells Depot, that the re-
port that the cattle disease had appeared in that
town Is without foundation. There Is nothing
Of the kind there-Denoerat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE oxYoENArEp BIrrERs.

THE oxYaENATEp BIrTERs.
Tho qualities Of this medicine have placed II up
on an impsrishasie bundStion. In destroying dis
eases, and indasins health Il has no parallel.
For the following complaints these btters are
specific. via ,-DysPeP'ia, Or iaiS,.iioa Hsarts-rs,
I,eisiiy, co.firss,.., Loss Of rP,t,is, H,adaeAs,
sad Gsserai D,sary.
In many sections OF our country this preparation
Is extensively used by physicians In their practice
and u seems TO have restored many TO health who
were apparently beyond the reach Of the healing
ART.
suS,oinsd are few tributes from well known
physicians
Mansfield, Tiogs Co, Pa AuG. 1855.
Ihave used the Oxysensted Bitters In my prae,
tice with decided success In debility and general
prostraiIon, Se. and confidently recommend IL In
6enOral Debility, and diseases OF inc IIges,Se or
Isns. D. H. WHITE VI ~
Auburn, ". Y, Sept. 6, 1854.
Gsati,msR I'll have been In the drug business
che last arecR years, and have never sold medi'
cine which has given such great sati.lseton In ca
ses OF Dyspepsia as the Oxygenated Bitters, and In
this disease always recommend IT,
II. q. FOWLER
Darlington, VI, Nov. ~, 1854.
G,sii,n,s IL am pleased to state that ! have
tried the orygs.ai,a Bat,,, for indigestlSe sR,l
Deblllty. and found Immediate relief rom using
only apart of bottle. Aars fAs greatest eosa-
S,s,. 0s IS ss ii ssS much pleasure
Yours, 30,
JAMES LEWIS, NJ u.
Prepared by =. W. FowLE 4 CO, Boston, and for
sale by J. sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, hdde-
ford, Giman a kiS,hall, Saeoi a. BraydOn'
ton Centrei &. NJ. Hutchinson, West Buxtoni Clark
a Braekett. Liminston aud by dealers every
where i"I
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NE n known that Noah Randall. Of Buxton, In
ID the county OF York and state OF Maine, on the
tyenty-arst day OF August, \. d. ISIS, gave TO the
andsrsisned, Thomas Hanson. Of bartlett, in the
county 20 Carroll, and state OF New Hampshire,
and William n. Hanson Of Biddeford, In aid eoun-
~ OF York. deed OF mortgage OF that date OF the
following described real estate situated In buxton,
lat West Buxton) In said county OF York. was The
saw Mill adjoining the saw mill formerly owned
and occupied by jeremiah llohson, being the shore
saw mill, also the Machine shop At the lower end OF
mid mortyar ed saw Mill with all the privileges
anneTtzlnIng thereto, bounded as follows, Wit
Westerly by said jeremiah llobson's saw mill
Northerly by apassage way leading 70 onver DOW
lei with Saeo river, through West Buxton village,
together with all the machinery and buildings con-
neeted with said mill and machine shop, Also, q
parcel OF land In said Buxton containing one acre,
more or less bounded South westerly by saco river,
Nerth-easterIy by oliver Dow's land. Southeast
stS by the mill privilege with the store and store
over the same, and ali parcel. and buildings here
,olofs sold by Nathan Elder, Tobias Lord, and Al
hs,. !. nos-on to the present owners OF buildings
u.ivSh AMI others Also, all the right and inter.
est OF said Randall In and 10 the blooms above said
mus, ana places Tor pilng lumber on the hank Of
naaI.i, ~" 40. s sia mills, rs then occupied by
OF logs on the bank Of said river nv land belonyin,
10 the heir. Of Moses n. Wells. Also. the pronor.
ssss a M Ia appsrsslllng TO the mill con
which 10 recorded In York County Resisi,y au If
DEEDS, book 80, Page S7 and To which deed refer.
euct !. mauet end NhbSu uioIt-A-e deed given
security for the payment, among Others, OF ear
tain prorlssory note, dated NJ buxton ON The tvsn
ty-arst day Of August, A ID. Is5s wherein All No.
an Rand III promised sAii Thomas Hanson and VIII
liam H. Hanson 10 pay them or order the SUN OF ait
hundred and ninety four dollars and sixty-nlne
cents, In four months IRON the date thereof, and
which note still remains unpaid. The said ThomAs
/ Ilan.on and William n. Hanson also give notice
that the condition Of said mortgage has been
broken. and by reason whereof they claim fore-
closure Of the premises
| THOMAS HANSON,
WILLIAM II. HANSON.
Diddeford. June u, isSo. 3wS
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The ME,SSEss or TIE SESArE.-The n. Y
Times says, with much force. Of q vulgar exhi'
bition recently made In the United States Sen.
ate:
"The objection raised in the Senate by MT
Fitch. of lndiania, and supported by Mr.. Ma
sou, Of Virginia, To the reception OF petition
presented by Mr.. Sumner. on the ground ina,
the same gentiemaa had previously presented
one from negroes, styling themselves persons
OF African descent, seems TO inlicate clearly that
the pro- slavery party In the Senate are clean
gone demented' The Bourbons or Stuarts
were sensible, elear-hesicd fellows I'm cowpari-
son with the personages who now form the ma
jorty Of the Upper House OF Congress.
The theory that there can exist IN any state,
civilized or barbarous, human beings too mean
and degraded 10 offer petition to their rulers,
has never been promulgated before-not even
In the rankest Of Oriental despotsms. The
right Of prayer to superiors Is the only right
which no tyrant, however insane or besotted,
ever thought Of denying to those whom he
trampled on. The meanest rayah could always
freely petition the Sultan; the foulest Pariah
between Trsyancour and the liimalayas, and
whose touch was eternal pollution, could always
beg favor Of the Frand Mogul In his palmiest
days. The poorest Majik can lay his prayer
Mt the Cars feet. Ferdinand Of Naples, even,
was open TO the supplicaticns OF anybody who
chose to acknowledge his authority.
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brighton Nrarxet--June Il.

At market, 500 Beeves, 100 Stores, 100 sheep
iOO Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra, ~ 80 first quality,
g. IS 5000, second, sc 80 50 COT third. - "a a
kjg5.
Working Oxen-sSa, 90. a 5000.
MiIch Cows-st2a -, common, sts q 10.
Veal Calyes-SJGn, 81 III, s'Uh 81 % .
three years old $50 D.
HidSs-C!e 7 per ID. Calf skins-il i9ie per
10. a.,
Sheep and lambs-sl 5oa2 % extra - 70 coo'
aiW.
Pelts-sO 40 q 81 IS each.
Swine-Stores. wholesale. q a7ei retail Z dSlc
Spring Pigs, Toe ! retail 10 a lie.
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n. q. FOWLER.
JAMES LEWIS, NJ. d.
a GARD TO
Young LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

The subscriber will send ire Of eAsygs) TO all
who desire e. the Recipe and directions For making
a simple ys,stssis Rsls.. that will In fram two Ia
eight days, remove Pimples, B"tehes, Ton, freek.
tss SallOwne.s and all Impurities and rOugbhess 81
the skin, leaving the same-as Nature lntendsd "
should bc-s.n sIssy, SMOOTH ant bsastifat Those
desiring the Recipe, with full Instructions direc-
tlons, and advice. will please call on VI address
with rcturn POSTAGE
JAS. T. MARSHALL,
Practical Chemist,
3moseS No. u city Buihings, y. Y.
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Dyspepsia Remedy
DR. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic, Invigoratlns
SPIRIT.

tn, u,s;,i,, IA. beers used by fks public for years,
rita increasing Jaror. HBrseommendtd toens
Dyspepsia. NsrtossHsss, Heartburn, Conc
Paias, Mind in tAs SfoeaeA. or Pans IN
fAs Rsrtis, H,afachs. DrousiHoS,
Kidney Complaints, Lor Spirits,
D,iirism Trsmsns. infsm-
perdnes.
II stimulates exhiarates invgorates, but viii not
intoxicate OF stupefy.
ASA MEDICINE, II 10 quick aud efIectual. curing
n the most aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia, MI
ney Complaints, and all other arrangements OF the
Stomach and Bowels. In speedy manner.
dropping spirits and restore the weak, nervous ana
sickIy 10 health, strength and yigor.
Persons who. from the nluiicious use OF liquors,
become and their snd ssS
10 that horrible curse Ia humanity. the DEiiHith
TRENENs, will, almost Immediately, f,el the happy
and invigorating efficacy Of Dr. llams in,isoratins
spirit.
Dosr-One wine glass as often as necessary.
One dose will remove all Dad Spirits.
Tine dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
one dose will stop the distressing palms Of Dys-
pepSa; IN ,ov. IN. distressing and di.a.
yrceabe effects OF Wind or flatnlence and as soon
as the stomach receives the Inylgorating the
distressing load and all painful feelings will be re-
moved. a.,
One dose will remove the most distressing pains
Of collie either In the stomach or bowels.
A few doses will remove all distractions In tho
Kidney. Bladder. OF Urinary Organs. ,
Persons who arc seriously afflicted with any Md
ney complaints are assured speedy relief by dose
or two, and radical cure by the use Of one or two
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who. from dissipating too much over
night and feel the evil effects of posonou. liquors,
In violent headaches, sickness at stomach. weak.
ness giddiness, &c, will Ind ono dose will remove
all had feelings.
Ladies' OF weak and sickIy constitutions should
take the Inyigorating Spirit three times n day II
will make them strong. healthy and happy, remove
all distractions aud Irregularities from the men.
strual organs aud restore the bloom OF health aud
beauty 10 the carc-worn face.
During pregnancy u will be found an Invaluable
medicine to remove dlsagrceablc sensations at the
stomach.
All the proprietor asks Is a trial, and To Induce
this, lac has put MP the inyigontlns syrup In pint
bottles, at 81 cent, quarts 81.
General Depot, 4 Mater street, N. y.
Wholesale Agents r-Doston, NJ. 5. Burr a Co.,
Weeks & Potter. -,
Por sale In l,iddcford by Gcorge W. W. Person.
VIM e. DYER A. sawyer, and L. u. Stevens. and by
all country dealers generally Iyriv
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Mn. LINCOLN AT TIoxE-A mass meeting OF
The people Of sangamon county, Illinois. as
.embled at Springfield, (Mr. Linsoln's resi-
dence) on the sth instant, to ratify the nomin-
alton Of Lincoln and Hamlin. Ten thousand
people were present The following resolution
was adopted with great enthusiasm;
Rssoired, That we hail with enthusiastic sat
istactiou. and most cordially rstify and end1,se
the nomination Of Abraham Lincoln as ths ne ne
publican candidate for the Presidency ., .n'
United States. wewho have lived with nun ,o
est and know him best. recognize In nm mi
man of exalted patriotism, eommshus
ties, unauestioned integrity, anu p'.s;ss
fidelity; faithful and correct rep p.sh;
AMI exponent of the principles oil the hePuo,,-
can o.rty. His spotless character anu sniNai-
.U,in.r,ly N him 10 rescue the general govern.
mont nom the grasp Of the unprineip'ei and
ns.,l,."s men. into whose hands IL has fallen,
mud arr 4 sure guarantee and pledge Ut faith-
S'I ,sise- and patriotic administration, which
viii bring back the policy Of the nation to where
!, was left BY the fathers Of the constitution,
thereby restoring domestic peace and tranquil
inv 10 tae country. We rally around him as
our national standard bearer, and shall eontri-
butte our most earnest efforts 10 the achieve
ment Of his election in November next
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
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This Agency is not only the largest In New Eng
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The testmonialy given below prove that none ~, "
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TESTIMONIAL
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Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, February g lsS.
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EVERY ONE Of which was decided in his Jaror, by
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ERUPrIoNs. SALT RHEUM ERYsip'
ELIAS.

ELIAS.
Its now generally admitted that all eruptiVe
diseases depend upon some Internal or Constitution
Al cause. and that TO use washes OF ointments for
them :. a sure way to injure the system, and only
To drive In. no, To cure the disease. But H."
yArsys Specific Bortepaihis SAT- Rhssm Pulls are .
true specific in all diseases They cure Sail RAsHH',
Rarksrs Ikl. Ery.S,iss PiSPi,. sH "a, F'ce, RiHg-
ys,~. and S,ttls RsaA, by curing thu eaG-c on
which they depesd and by restoring the sAia to
the state Of health and purity. Thus, not only Is
the disease cured, hut the softness and beauty "
the complexion restored.
Price, - cents per boz. with directions. SIX box
e., o..
n. B.-A full sst o, llraPuREYS IionEorArnic
syLcY,cs, With Book Of Directions, and twenty
different Remedies, In arge walls. morocco case,
s., do.in plain case, o., ease Of afeep boxes. and
book 81.
rhe.e Remedies, by the slssls box or case, are
sent ny mall or express, free Of charge. TO any adj
dress, on receipt OfPriee Address
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No. So Broadway, Nsx.York.
s.,d by A. sawyer. Blddeford. iwS
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

NILS may certify that I, John n. Bradeen, Of Bux-
| ton, do hereby this day give my son, tiar'lner
N. Rra,lren and nv daughters, Harriet A. Bradeen
and Catharine r. Bradcen their time 10 do business
for themselves therefore shall claim none Of their
earnings, nor pay any debts Of their contracting.
JOHN ". BRADEEN.
wltness-ELIsHA A. DRADEEy.
Buxton. June ~, Is6O.