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THE GREEN BOOK.

Just published, i5O pages, price Is cents, on
SINGLE AMP MARRIED LlfE, or, TIE INsTl.
TUTRs or MARRIAGE, Its Intent, Obligations,
fionai Treatment OF all private diseases In both
sexes &C, To which IL added q poetioal essay,
entitled "Canipa,dia, or the art OF having
and rearing beautiful and healthy children, by Ks
TAT, RoBERT J. CuLyERwELi, Esq. NJ. ID.
sent free OF postage, b. the Publishers, CuAs.
KLiNr a Co, Box $3.50, New York, or Dsxfsr 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, lI3 Nassau street, New York
Agents uaHfod ttuyrAut.
Also. GRAris, an extract and sample OF the above
entitled DIR. Culvcrwell's Lecture on the
rational treatment Of Spematorrh9a and private
diseases generally, detailing the means by which
inyalids may effectually cure themselves without
the use Of dangerous medicines. and at but little
expense 10 themselves. Sent free by mall in n Sc
cure envelope, on the receipt Of one stamp 10 pre-
lay postage, by addressing,
CiIAs. KLINE. 4 CO., Dor 1855.
lys New York City.
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK S.

To hs sheriff -four rs.Bsetrs Counties, or either
Of tAsir DsBufiss, or hs CoRsta9ies Of he several
Cities and ToHs WiAiH our sad COuntio, or 20 GHy
or either Of hsm, uhhhLlNu'
OF Joseph Marston, OF Lynn. In the County Of
Essex, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, TO
the value OF any dollars, and summon the said
defendant or he may be found In your preclncp
Court OF the city OF BiddcfOrd in the County Of
York, TO be holden at the Municipal Court Room.
In the City Of Biddeford, In said County OF YORK,
on the third Monday Of December, 1853, at o'clock
In the forenoon then aud there 20 answer unto
John q. Libby, OF BddefOrd, In the County Of York
and State OF Maine, minor under the age OF TWEEN
ty-one years. who sues out this writ by his mther
and next friend, John Libby, Of said Biddeford.
In plea OF the case, for that the said defendant
at said Biddeford. on the day OF the purchase OF
OF eighteen dollars and sixtytwO cents, according
20 the account annexed, then and there In consd-
eratlon thereof promised the plaintiff TO pay him
the same sum on demand. Also for that said de-
fendant at said BddefOrd heretofore 10 wit, the
day OF the purchase OF this writ, being indebted 10
the plaintiff In another the OF hfty dollars for
divers goods, wares, and merchandise by the plain
tin before that time cold and delivered 10 said de-
PENDANT at his request-and also for the plaintiffs
work and labor, care and diligence before then
done and bestowed In and about the business Of the
said defendant Mt his request-and also for money
by the plaintiff before that time lent and advanced
to- and paid laid out and expended for the said de-
sendant at his request-and also for other money
by said defendant before that time nj aud receiy-
ed TO the plaintiffs use-and also for other money
before that time and then, due and payable from
said defendant 10 the plaintiff for interest upon
and for forbearance OF money before then due and
owing nom aid defendant 10 the plaintiff, and by
the plaintiff forobOrne to said defendant at his re-
quest, Tor divers long spaces OF time before thsn
elapsed-in consideration thereof. then and there
promised the plaintiff TO pay him said sum on de-
mand.
Yet, though Often thereto requested, said defend
ant has never paid the sum to the plaintiff, but
neglects and refuses 10 do. To the damage Of
the said plaintiff Gas lac says) the sum Of iity dol
lars which shall then and there be made 10 appear
with other due damages. And have you there this
writ with the dOings therein.
Witness William Berry, Esq, our said Judge, at
BiddefOrd, Aforesaid, this ninth day OF December,
In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and ms mine.
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n e w + L II M !
GAM InNrncIIIn AnnInn

TIE undersigned having formed acopartnership
for the purpose Of transactlng the Grocery and
Corn Flour business, will carry on the samo ut
the store nj Kings Corner, recently occupied by
Messrs. Chadwick York, ms IL has heretofore been
done by said firm.
They have ON hand now. and will sell for un-
doubted pay. large and varied stock OF Grocer
les, embracing
White and Brorn Sugars, Moldses and
Syups, Teas, Coffee, Spices, Pork
Cheese, Butter, ETC., etc.
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FOR SALE.
Real Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale rent his Mill, sit
L uated at Goodwin's Mills, In Dayton, contain
ing two runs of stones, corn cracker and bolt with
improved water-wheels, nearly new. Also, Card.
and Single Machine, with Splitting Machinc and
all necessary machinery and saws Tor manuiactur-
ing Clapboards Shingles, and the like. driven by
one of John Tyler's Improved Patent Portable Iron
Water Wheels, the best water wheel which tho SUD-
scriber has any acquaintance with.
Failing health Is tho only reason have Tor tho
sale of the above property. II has been pronta-
BILE investment, and may be made, by Judleious
management the means OF giving n competence 70
the purchaser In q few years
lie will also sell the following described lots OF
land, Wis lot about 40 by 90 iest; WIN small
Also, nb out acres. comprising some OF the most
desirable building lots In the Villagc-Also, about
OF nh acre adjoining the last named lot, with
convenient House, WOod.house and stable with
good we'll OF water. fitted up.the present season,
and occupied as q Parsonage.-Also. about 20 acres
of valuable timber aud wood land In Lyman, three
quarters OF mile from GoOdwins Mills village, on
the road 10 DAYS Mill-Also, about 10 acres (mofc
or less) OF very valuable timber and wood land,
mile from Goodwins Mills, on the road to Wadlin's
Cooks Brook In said Lyman.-Also, one undivided
half 20 acre lot In common with Frederick T.
HILL I'm Dayton near the residence OF the late Jo-
nah Ilill-Also about % acres OF pasture and wood
land. adjoining the farm OF Robert Cleaves In Day
ton-Aiso, about acres OF valuable salt marsh, In
kcnnebunkpo near Vaughn's lsland.-Also, .
good Hay field In Kcnncbunkport and Biddeford,
near ST. John Dement'S. containing - acres-Also
lo2iths OF Hills Saw Mill privilege, ut Goodwin's
Mills.
ut his residence ut Goodwin's Mills.
DANIEL HILL, ed.
Dayton. Dec. 50, 1850. i2w52
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
LUMBER /!

HAVING received six cargoes, and large assort-
III ment by cars from the east and elsewhere, I Am
prepared 70 offer the best assortment ever onerso
In this vicinity.
/iso NEW LINE Tor sale.
Also Tenemant 10 let on PlcasantSt.
J. d. P<TTES, Peppereu Square.
eaco. July y 1859. 3iu
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DR.. ]. HOSTETrER'S
Celebrated Stomach BitterS

but that numerous class who devote themselves
10 literary and other sedentary pursuits, ana ln
consequence Of want OF physical exercise peeonc
or appetite, have hitherto sought In vain TOT some
invigorating, life giving medicine whose effects
upon the system shall be both speedy ana perma
nent Physicians of cnlincncc, and profoundly ac-
ouainted with the requirements Of tile frame,
commend IIOSTETTERS BlTTEl'S as the safest
and swtest stimulant To the recuperatiye energies
of the system yet discovered. ltrestores the appe-
lite gives fresh ygor to the digestive organs sends
the blood through tho veins with n more ilyey
current corrects tendency to depression OF spir.
its and fits man for the transaction OF business
with cheerful heart and an active mind. unlike
other medicines which have been devised Tor the
same object, the BlTTEltS do not act spasmodicaily
or with temporary powsr-the lnluence OF tne
remedy Is lasting. And II patient Will hut give
some attention to securing proper exercise. after
the relief has been Afforded he need fear no return
of the affection. The debility natural To the en-.
croacLments OF years upon tho bodily frame Is also
alleyiated by this great strengthening medicine,
thus enabling the aged to pass their declining days
I'm physical ease whereas they are now suffering
from extreme weakness and nervousness To thns
venerable class OF people, iiOSTEiIERTS biI
TIERS NAV he commended as invaluable Thopro
prietors ofthisinyig0ntOr have, In addition, ueep
qualification In assuring NURSING hOrhEHs tnat
they will find the u 7 7 IL ; the bestand Saies,
OF rcstoratiyes. Very few mcdicnesarc sanctioned
by physicians as proper To be administered during
the period OF nursing and this has obtained an
universal preference. ,,.
InOsc VINO
edy for Dyspepsia and Debility should remember
the precise title, IIOSTErTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. II isputup In quart bottles,
with the name, DIR. j. IIostcttcr's Stornnch
Bittcr., blown on the bottle, and also stamped on
the cap covering the cork, with the autograph OF
IosrErrER Smith ON the label. These things
are important, on account Of the numerous c0un
terfcits now In the market.
rJy- Prepared and sold by IIostetter & smith
Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold by all druggists,
lrocers and dealers generally throughout the Uni.
tot States, Canada, South America and Germany.
SID by DIR. J. Sawyer, Biddeford House Block |;
s. T. Mitchell, Saco Jos. II. Thacher, Portsmouth,
n. H., Weeks & Potter, Boston. General Agents for
tho New England States. iyr2O
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
$4,000 WORTH OF
PEG WOOD WANTED.

THE Subscriber wishes 10 stock his Peg Mil Win s
q years timber, In the course OF GO or - day. Ana
and White Mapie-not Rock Maple. The wood 10
be cut feet long. not less than inches In diane
ter 10 be free from large red heart and Knots anu
knearls and 10 be or good rim Those who wish 70
mnniy must give notice. Price. % 10 g., according
10 quality. MAhShALh rAhASS'
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TESTIMONIALS.
DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.

nIIE copartnershlp 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 firm. Al!
persons indebted 10 the above firm, are requested
to make immediate payment, and those 10 whom
the late firm arc indebted are requested TO present
CHARLES A. CHADWICK.
Francis YORK.
Diddefprd Juno Q. 1859,
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Farm for Sale.

Farm Tor sale.
CONTAINING co acres OF good
4 AN-N Y land, situated In the town OF
- Buxton, ! OF n mile from Salmon
~ NH Falls, on the Saco road. buildings
nearly new and In good repair
There arc on the farm about - fruit Trees mostly
grated. Wood enough for family use water bro't
In pipes to both house and barn. This property
win be sold cheap, II applied FOR soon.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. r. U. Address, Hollis, Nc.
@. ii. PEASE.
October eth. 1859. 3wil'
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

1orn A Bsnsrolsnf Institution, sfaeh'h,a ~
lSDv. -spscial sndormsnf for ht rthy G he
,i:k and distressed, afflicted tsih p"uffn' ana P''
The Directors OF thi. we'll known Institution IN
their Annual Report upon the treatment OF sehuai
Diseases express the highest satisfaction win the
sneeess which has attended the labors OF their sur
IRONS in the cure OF spermatorrhGa. Seminal WEAK.
mess. Impotence, GenorrhGa, elect, syphinsl Tue
vice of 0nanism, or Selfabusc, &c ana otueI
cnntnuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year
The insulting Surgeon Is authorized TO give MED
it'kL ADVICE GRATIS, To all wEo apply by let
ter with description OF their condition age, oceu
nation habits OF life &c) and In cases OF extreme
poyerty, 10 FURNISH MEDICINE FREE VI
An admirable Report on Spcrmatorfh9a, or Sc
n,inaI Weakness, the vice Of Onanisrn, Masturbs
tIon or Selfabusc and other diseases OF tho Sou
nj Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be Nnt
by mail Din sealed enyelope,) FREE OF CHARGED
on receipt Of TWO STASlPS for postage. Other
I,eports and Tracts the nature and treatment OF
Sexual Diseases, diet, 6c., are constantly being
published for gratuitous distribution, and will be
sent 20 10 the afflicted. Some OF the new remedies
and methods Of treatment discovered during the
last year. are OF great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J. Skill
LIN HOuGllTOS. Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL. Prssidsnf,
iyrt3 GEO. FAIRCuILD, ssersf9y.
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.Iregard Mr. Eddy rs one OF the most eapabi, and
sueess,iuI prac ttioners with whom have had ole
clal intercourse. CIiAS MASON"
ComnissiOnsr Of Patents.
IL have no hesitation I'm assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ person more COMPETENT ana
trustTorthy, and more capable OF putting their APP.
plicatons In form to secure for them an early ana
favorable consideration at the Patent Onice.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, February &, 1853.
"Mr. n. 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 10
apply 10 him to procure their patents Ms they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and ut very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGhRI"
From September 18th, 1867, to juno 18th, 1853
tho subscriber, In course OF his large practice made
ON tirict rejected applications, SlNTEES APPEALS,
EVERY ONE Of which was decided In hS favor, by
tho Commissioner Of Patents. - ,,,,,
lyr3T IL H. EDDf
September .. 1859
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Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
i offh, York County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pdny or South Berwick Me-, Is prepared 10 receive
every description, at the usual rates Said compa
ny hat now at risk In said State $50oooo0 OF poop
erty, on which are deposited premium notes 10 the
Is are literally adjusted and promptly paid. The
risks aiken by said company are divided rs follows.
lst class, Farmers Property I'd class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents ID class, safe kinds
Of mercantile and manufacturers property. Zach
class pays for its own losses.
For Information, terms 4c-, apply TO RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector OF Assessments,
City bank building, tupstars) Liberty street, Bid.
deford. Maine. ieu
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber by Note
"A or Account will do we'll TO call at his shop and
settle the same Immediately, as all unsettled de-
mands will be LEFT for collection after tho first OF
January.
A word to the wise Is sufficient.
str A.P. MOODY.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R-H- L D D x,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

LATE AGENT VI ". y.
ToS. (under the Act OF 1871
No. O State Sc, opposite Kiiby Sc. Bossen'
FER an extensive practice ofupwards OF TWEEN.
hty years, continues 10 secure Patents In the Hni
ted States, also In Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
mcnts and oil Papers or Drawings for Patents exc.
cuted ON liberal terms and with dispatch Rosearch'
es made into American or foreign works, TO deter
mine the validity utility ofPatents or Inventions,
-and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same. Copies OF the claims OF any Pa
tent furnished by remittng one dollar. Assignments
recorded at Washington.
This Agency Is not only the largest In New Eng
land but through II inventors have advantages Tor
securing Patents or ascertaining the patentabilty
OF Inventions unsurpassed by, II not immeasurably
superior TO- any which can be offered them elsewhere
The testimonials given below prove that none y
MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber, and as SUCCESS lSTlIE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, no
would add that he has abundant reason TO believe,
and can prove that at other Office or the kind,
are the charges for professional service 80 moderate
The immense practice OF the subscriber during "
years past has enabled him 10 accumulate vast
collection Of specifications and official decsionsrei:
alive 10 patents. These, besides his extensive u
brary of legal and mechanical works, and null nc
counts of patents granted In the United States ana
Europe render him able. beyond question, 70 oner
superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity Of journey 10 Washington 10 pro-
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
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THE HOUSTON MOVEMENT.

CELEBRATION or TIE BArTIx or San sAcfro-sAh
HOUSTON RrconnRNpKp roR rHn rsmfpssox-
SELECTION OF AN ELECTORAL r1cxn-oshAr 81
rHrsIAsn IN Favor or rnR OLD Hnno, NC, kIc.
In pursuance Of call fUr needing - NE cesoe srvuno
Of san Jsrinto Of the friends Of oea Sam Hcuscn mvo
sh 40 his esc1soa 10 he PreAeecy cf the unhsd eAs
are ansembly a ladies and Gentesn cpnvenea on we
bsste ground On u a1ss Of April being shs svsnsy
'ourth anniversary II tne basa1e.
On usosea OF Hoa. A. \. Gentry, o. Harrn county, OoL
lssac II Hn Of Fayere, Of the surviving heroes o.
The Geld 81 sAn Jsonso, vss called 70 the onAr, VINO
brsfy but eIoqueatiy addressed the audiences announo
rse he ever GLORIOUS anniversary but also 20 tender 70
The people Of the United states the Of the distin
sushed hero Who ed forces 70 The victory on that
around pesrly quarter OF CENTURY bcfove, Tor the
chief masntrscy Of tbe American nation.
The following gentlemen wire unanimousiy elected -
Vice Presidents % the meeting 70 VII Got James Nor
ran Cspt Andrew DAILY . kscka>i kcCwssc, Sum Pa
rhof Tuts R<-s~, Thcs Martin Geo W Jcr>s, Wm- ~
Hpyinpd C. o. Kelly III G. PAnnen. = Judge Fenton n
cIbecn,s and Jesse whne,s n HAIRS county AndrsS
kc~tocseSy, j. J. Greenwood, Of Crimes ool ~ O. 70.
rers Of walker John N. Brown. Of Washington Hamihnn
fsdb>sssr. Of Fayete; Stephen scushvsck and w. D.
bar q Galveston; Dr q. n love- cfrr~~tooe; 70 y
yusiov Of Montgomery Hon 7. n Hanfsne, q Bcre:'p
HYDE Of n Paso. Capt Andrew DAILY and John brs
sh. az, a Harris, we're then appointed sscresassss
me identical Icue ssar nae has aoesed winmya ever
The NJ ross of Jsciuo the dsy hey achieved the n
asrepd~uoc Of TEXAS here rsned over me
vkcb v-rc sestet msay % We survivors oe psI.se
ana zoe Gag nan held ~ By vetcrAn d Lnnayr Lsse.
~hs ercr r.ors psfur~d shcve the ssms hs,d vhere
v,e~sv p~scp~a % MAI ssesk srlhass sar yea sweh
srr.s.s 80 Ioss usw eouspsco1sy sse pvcusy seisns
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Tie yrspsxsa 70 proceed y Rare. for Pssslsat Adopt
sd-syss 10, ssys 1sa
N Tssnsssse rssslusu, vequbhgaAal ths President n
the Conversion shan net declare ~ person nominated
fer Presden, CT Woo President unis hs shall have
oeivsA 2o2 o. mere vstes, w. thsn sallsd mp.
Mr.. RHAzDsos, Of MInsh, nsvsd 70 ny Ne rssoiutio.
.. the table Ayes lilH, rsys lll, 50 the resolution
wss Of laid On The table.
M suAnr Of Nchgas AeA raissd che point Of order,
Aa, sbe resolution must DO the tsbs sns day before
being acted upss, - involved change h ths standing
roles Ct Ne ousvssten.
The PHDxxT decided thae The resofutim In order.
Mr. STUART sppeasd frsn the dscilisa of the OhAir;
and the veto beng called sn Ne appeal sihs Chair was
sostahsd-syss l4l, Dsysloa
Subsequently The resolution was adspssd.
Thb vote \ regarded = fAtai4o Douglas.
me New York or CAseer oAasiay delegation vssed for
The to-. thirds rule.
Mr.. szUAsr then moved an snsndmsnt, that oil dele-
gates who vote the nominations shall be bound to sus
tain them. Ruled out Of order.
ne Oouvsuton them proceeded To ballot for oaadi
date for President, with the following result
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THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE con
vENTION.


The Republican STATE Convention met 70 day.
Delegates were present from all parts Of the STATE
The Conversion wss called TO order ai ten O'Clock.
Joseph Applegafs OF Brooke county, chosen Pres
a~aa with elevn Vice Presidents.
Rev Mr. Mcclure opsned The Convention with prayer.
Hon. Alfred Caldwell and Z. NJ Norton Of Ohio county
J. G Underwood, Of Ozark county, and ". A. GU, Of
Montgomery county were appointed delegates from the
s,sie ii large The Chicago ocnvenuon With fun ds
tict delegates and alssrnaiss
The Committee Resolutions reported q lengthy
address with q series Of resolutions, plsdens 70 sup
port the Chicago nominee; favcring tariff anordirs
protection and encouragement 70 the products Of the
While iaborins men Of country Against ihoss Of
foreign oounuss, and equality Of right among cItzsns
opposing prescription account Of opinions OF place
Of birth denouncips the action Of the administration
REGARDING The improvement Of psturalzsd citizens when
v,st ing the country Of their birth Approving The Home
stead bll and favorng the pas Of colonization Of FREE
negroes
Tbonert Convention vii be beid al Richmond.
Speeches we're made by J. G Underwood, and J. WI
sou Of Indiana The latter speech clicsted great sp
plause.
PIP. Blair, IT., Of Missouri, speaks 10 nigh.
TIE MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN STATE CON
vENT1ON.
DuRou, May 2, 1890.
The Republeap state Convention met In ihs city, 10.
day
Austin Blair, Walter ". Murphy Thomas ". Ferry,
and James J. 81 Clair we're elected delegates n large 70
Chicago.
strong sewue resolutions we're passed.
The Conventoa was harmosious.