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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
Fourth Street.

OTIS 6, and Z. in block 20, corner of Farnam. on
IL ~ about 2t1 feet south of Railroad Depot.
lot 3 in block 81, 32 50 feet deep North side
Of 4M, bNtwcen Perry aud X. Island street. 4 very
desirable Lot for residence,
Lot No Z, in bloc 81, Perry street, near 9Th i
wftfbew double Frame Dwelling ~ & Rooms. Cellars,
Cisteru, Well, etc. Would ma good Boarding
House. For sale BY GEO. l.. NICHOLS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

Also, Two lots on ilh, south side, one lot from
corner Of Farnan strcet-so i together or separate,
on reasonable terms.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
CLOTHING
Sspp a. Ist2ksyEGS.
No. g lie Claire Row.

IEAVE a large aud splendid assortment of Ready
Made Ching mostly oftheir own manufacture
~lrth have been got ap with greet care, aud which
m,,are osiugout at yes! Low Prices Come anflsee
US. KNAPP x REDNoN.
Fo. 0 L. c afro Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0dlcs Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II


CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and TO,
~ lease.
.--Front Street,
-Four Lots 24xl40 feet on Front street. corner o
Rock Island, Block No. 6s, with store Rooms ana
Warehouses; for leas, 10 20 years ut per ecHl
III the value.
-.-Second Street,
Lot No ,. IN Block 90, between Perry and X. Island
SIS with good .rek Dwell ing and appnrtepances, We
E! desirable for fanlii. residence; $500.
Lot 8. IA Bioek No. G5 between X. Island and Iowa
SIS with large Doable House, part Of stone and part
u brek rents for $50 per nont; very cheap properly
al S3,JG0.
New store Room corner Of 81 and Perry streets, IL
Block No. ~.
N / LIT No. ii, Block CO. corner Iowa and % sts.,
bfx.5 feet, with comfortable Dwelling. For sale by
GEO l. NICHOLS.
Third Street,.
Lots No :, aud 5, in bocS ~. corner OF farnam
and 81 streets. the Railroad Depot.
Lots g. and 4, in Block 10, fronting on Sh street.
bel IL Claire and Farnam.
LOT 6. Block IS. fronting on The River, Farnam and
81 streets.
Lot No. g In ock IT, 40xi50 feet. near the corner
Of Western Avenue and 81 streets. with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, &c. For sale by
GEO. L.. NICHOLAS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

Also. Corner lot laid Iowa streets. this ot must
be sold and OF course low pr and easy terms are
ASA ed. Apply TO 7. {. EADS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
Just Received

fIP0M View York large assortment of B'aek and
L Greco T - which will he sold low as VIII lasaie
Or Retail at %, n BIS w hELlY'S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
Sheet Music.

Large collection on hand and New Music receiyeG
soon polish ID at
No he Claire Row. CAH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

4 nancy Building Site 9 Acres. intcrsrct 81 III
i tkaiifpad aud Ban with Brick Bwei ing Stable
flns orchard, ete. Terms liberal Apply 70
Sps Il GEO NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
pLasTERENG EEAER,

40 BIshe 5 for sai by
noya DALZELI & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
In North Davenport.


Let 100 b, ~ f,ei daep Ia NJ ifpsh's addition,
with haIsssDmn aee Frame Dwelling. eG&f5 feet base
m-ef ttontu>. Parth. Kitchen. 81: Price S2IdG;
Let l9s ~ 6d feet dep in North Davenport with
BeA ,}WrliUgof7 R8 ms, stable, tarri q Hons els
tern. etc: $3.50 IN Yarwoal's addition.
Also 10 lot. ~ lGu in Yarweods add tiou fronting
ia Farnsyn street:
And Vi lat, 80 los fronting o. TO island street.
~ YarwuOd's a4dlttoi. 30 North Davenport
Go /. NICHOLS. Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
Guitars.
Accordeons and Flutinas.

Large and well ~ eeted assortment. Just received
II PRICES that cannot fail to give entire .f.eiion
al Nos lie Claire Row: c II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

NO. J-FARM aud Tavern Stand. 100 Acres, on the
road {, Masculine, IA mites from DaNenp rt; good
Nv Cling. stables. ege; desirable point for Hotel:
price Is per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
Feather Dusters.
Canes

VERY fine assortment can BIZ found at the Daven-
port MHStc Store;
No Lg Claire Row: C& r.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
Saw Mill al Le Clare.

~ BU l. ING LoTs aud G arden Ground, b No
NJ Btverpou ttc Harrison street Roid, al Fe
low r les. For sals GEO l. SfCkDLLS. Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

No, G-Pirasant Valley Farm Of lt0 acre. soh 81
FRAT quality: improvements and comfortable; 10
eabty ) miles east Of Davenport on the road 10 Le
Gl life. Price SIS fe acre,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

Ne. "A superior farm OF $50 acres. near the town
of Princeton. the Mississippi river; We'll improved;
vel water orchard nj 600 fcHt trees. Price S25 per
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
Accordsons ond Flutinas.

- and splendid assortment Of Aecordeons d Flufinas
which VIII " so'd chearer than ever offered IN this
our---t t., HOUSED. al No TIE Claire Row
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

Ne IA Farm If aSh Acres. freAtiAg or Tie MisSis
~, ri river, miles below The city Of Davenport, wt
new dwell ing. 2sx41 feet. Has $40 acres best rive
bottom and - ac7e. IL heavy timber. Good out
b4i 'iiGgs; Erge number Of fruit trees, and lat 9
watsre ; Price $50 pr acre.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
THE DESTRUCTION OF eREYTowN.

Waaiingtos, JAY %. In the recen. des,ruc.
ton Of GIey,own, Commander Hollns did no
more nor less than he was instructed to do by this
Government. II is known hat Mr.. Marcy was
reluctant 10 order such extreme measures, but his
scruples were overcome by Mr. Boiland, aided, ii
is said by some Of the officers Of the Transit Com
pany. The instructions 10 Commander Ho,llns
were, first to demand an apology from the town.
and paymeu, Of $4,000 indenni6cs,i"u, for the
destruction Of a shed. in 1883, at Punta Arena
belonging 10 the TRANSIT, Co. II these demands
were compiled with, he was next to demand The
surrender Of the parties who insulied Mr. Bof'and'
in order tina, they might be personally punished
for that offence; but il the authorities and people
OF Greyiown should absolutely refuse these sails
factions to Mr. Borland aud the Trans, Co, then
Captain Hollins was to opeu bis batteries, and
lay the place in ruins; previous to this, however,
he was 20 take every precau,ion TO avoid blood
shed by the bombarjlnent. The burning was not
explicitly ordered. but was left in his discretion
TO lie doae il necessary To the destruction Of the
place.
TEurERAScx REroRN IN TuE Navy. Aciass-
ifca,ion Of the votes upon the liquor question IN
the House yesterday shows the following RESULT
Total yeas from the free States for The reform ~ !;
total nays from free States against the reform 20;
tot, nays from slave States sgans, the reform 81;
total yeas is The vote being thus equal, Speak
er Boyd gave his casting vote "No" and killed
temperance reform in the Navy stone dead. Sew
.,n,v hr~< m,.mbers were absent from their seats
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
PEOPLES MASS CONVENTION.

The Independent Democrats OF York
County, and all others in favor Of the
=! Maine Law, and opposed 10 the Ne
braska Kansas Bill, and who are also ~
favor Of uai,ed action a, the polls for secur
ing the principles Of liberty as sc, forth il
the Constitution Of the United States, ant
favorable also 10 The election Of Arson p
Morrill, as Governor Of tbs Stale. are re-
oues,ed 10 assemble at the Town HousE IN
ALrREp, on Tuesday, the sih day Of August
A. ID. 1884, at 10 A. M. ior The purpose o.
nominating candidates for State Senators
and County Officers, 10 be supported al the
Seple 'nber election, and 10 ,ransac, such
other business as may be necessary for The
perfection OF an organization, aud is essen
iial TO the promotion Of the principles which
secure " Life, Liberty, and the Pursui, o
Happiness"
The time has come when j, is The imper
alive duty Of all persons who think alike
upon National questions, should net ak,
and together for the perpeiualion Of the
principles which were handed down 10 u:
by our pa,rio, fathers.
Now Is THE TIME. Let the people as
semhle, and attend TO their own political
affairs, They have trusted to political dem
agogues and wire pullers too long, and toe
conicingly for their own interests. lie,
them now arouse themselves, come together
take counsel among themselves, and shape
their political course for the future.
We hope there will be large delegation
from every town present on the occasion.
Hon Arson P. Morrill,, Of Read6eld, and
Gen. John J. Perry, Of Oxford, will be
present aud address the Convention.
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X EN- EDY1S
The Greatest of. the Aee /.

M h. KENNEDY, Of Roxtury, has discovered IN one Of
III our common pasture wseds remedy that cur>s Nv.
cry KIND OF HrMoR, tfOm the was, scrosaia to.n
dred cases, and never failed except in two ne has nov
inhp possession two hundred ceruncaiss Of ts nine
al within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted 10 nursing sore mouth
One 70 three bottles win cure the worst ksd Of plmpss
on the face. |r :
Two 70 three bottles win clear the system Of biles
Two bottles are warranted to cure the wont canker In
Three 10 Ave bottles are warranted TO the worst
cases Of erysipeias.
Que to two bottles ore warranted 10 cure all humorin
the eyes. RI. 1T. 'I"
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running In the ears
and botches In the hair.
-Four to six bottles are warranted 10 cure corrupt and
running ulcers. ~.
One bottle will cure scaly erupiIons Of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
cases of ring worm. .Ht o..
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the most de-
perate cases Of rheumatism.
Three to six bottles warranted TO cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the very worst cases Of
scrofula.
benefit Is always experienced nom the nrt hottie, ana
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity taken
To those who subject 10 sick headache one Lotiis
viii always cire IT, II gives graf relief In caianh and
dizziness. Some who have taken Il have been costiye @
years, and have been regulated by t. Nberr tbboyA
sound works quite easy but where there any dtraDgs
ment Of the functions Of NATURE will cause very singular
feelings, but yu must not be alarmed - they always dis
result from ton the ccnrary, when that feeling gone,
you win feel yourself Ike new person. have heard
some Of the most exuavagant eIcOmsms Of IL that er9
man listsned 10.
RoSbrRy, Sept. 10, 1888.
TAis 10 20 etrtUy that H.iH. Ifay,. Drsxsisf, Port
land, 10 hs duly anfAorif,d General .fgtaf for NY
Medical discovery the State Of Maine, and Aof ks
Il applied riA ihe genuine, direct from my Labori-
tory. DONALD KENNEDY
Agents, jaime. sawyer, N. D., and Mes.rs Pareher
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~ some great man, either job Sass or Franklin, has
said hat "a rery large Sorfios Of ns Aaspinsss Of
Ais is arisss from aeoaseiossssss tAat ice are 90.
fssmsd, respected, and beloved By oiAsr'" II eanno,
be possible that they not aware that .drs makes
ns man." land great many women, too and TIA, un.
less pson vears good cloth, good leather and good
je~elry, 10 would be utterly impossible 10 Command
pect under any Circumstances, and ye, the author ,
SPEAK Of In connection. Questionable vision theirs
But never mind "so~s yoits are born TO forget" A.
Mira burlington sad. We merely wish 10 sayoar asien-
too 10 the Je~ey department. and Inform ZOO thai you
can buy Of Shaw cark. BiadefOrd eas laird cheaper
AAn At any other establshneut In the e<aie Respect
ING 'h@ oshsr arss you purchase where you please
August 9TH. 1854 ai-lv
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
YORK COUNTY.

A Free Democratic Convention will be
held al Alfred, Oh Tuesday, August s,h, n
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, TO nominate Senators
and other County Officers.
AL, wihou, regard 10 party, who are
opposed to The Slave power and Northern
ssrvili,y, are invited.
The County Committee would respect.
fully ay;-We have an abiding confidence
that The people OF the Free States are
fast ripening for the struggle which il a,
hand. Wait mol foe pariy.-bu, lie, each
individual take the side Of Liberty aud fiph,
under her banner; for the time has now
come when LIsrRrr and SLAvrkr have
met face 10 face and one or the other muee
70 10 the wall. From and aher the passage
Of The I" Kansas and Nebraska bill" le, i
Be Enacted that there shol Be NORTH
Per order Of tie County Comms,tst.
July %, 1854.
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STATE or MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, s. AT the Court d County Commits
soners begun and holden at Portand within and Tor the
County Of Cumberland the first Tuesday Of June An
no Domni, 1884 -
On the foregoing petition being satisfactorily shown
IN the Court that the petitioners responsible, and that
hearing Ii expedent IL 10 hereby ordered, That the
County Commissioners win meet ut the dwelling house q
Daniel Davis Esq In standlsh, In SAID County Of Cum.
berabd Tuesday, the 18th day Of August next, At 10
O'clock A. M-ani that the Petitioners give notice to all
persons Interested by causing aesed copies Of said pc
on, and this order Of thereon, 70 be served upon
the Town Clerks Of Stardish In said County Of Cumber.
land and Lmington, In the County Of York-aso upon
the chairman Of the board Of County Commissioners Of
said County Of York. and also by posting up copies Of
the same In three public places In each Of said towns and
publishing the three weeks successfully In the Age,
newspaper printed BY the printer N the eiate, Mt Angus
In the County Of Kennebec also In the Portland Adj
vertiser and Eastern Argus newspapers printed In Port
land, In the County q Cumberland and also Ia the
Union, newspaper printed In Diddefori, In The County
York the first Of said publications and each Of the
other notices TO be at least thirty days before the time Of
said meeting ut which time and place, (aer has been
satisfactorily shown that the above notice has been duly
gven the Commissioners will proceed TO view the route
nected Herewith, AMI after such view, they will give
hearing to the parties and their witnesses at
lent place In the vicinity, when and where, all persons
and corporations interested may appear and shew cause,
any they have why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Attest, ROBERT A. BIRD, CLERK.
Copy OF the petition and order of Court thereon.
Attest, ROBERT A. BIRD, CLERK.
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DEATHS.

In this ,ewn, 18th ul,, MIS-. Hannah. wife o
John Tarbox, aged % years.
In Saco, July 9th, Mrs. Mary Lihby, widow o.
Philip Libby, aged SO years.
In Kennebunk, July 29th, Mrs Ann r., wife Of
B. franklin Goodwin, aged 42 years.
In Lebanon, Odd inst, Mr.. Thomas l.. Foss Of
Dover, aged %.
In Somersworth, N. H., Levi G.. Cults Of N
Berwick, 9ged Is yeats and 8 months.
In Saco, 18th ult, John Willie, son Of Seth and
Mary Cleaves, aged year and 70 days.
Ia Nashua, N. II. July 2ist, Charles Willis
adopt, child Of w. n. ". and Mary Ann Ball
aged abou, 10 weeks
There is n tale connected with this child which
somebody may be Interested to know About two
months ago, while w. II. w. Ball, who keeps the
reiresh'nent room in the railroad station in this
city, vas Standing upon The platform, and Just as
the evening tram was upon the point oi starting,
a gentleman unknown TO him, stepped from the
car and handed him package, and immediately
returned to the car which was already in motion.
On examination, :he package was found to con.
sist Of rVll Of Bank Hills. hut not word Of ex.
PLANTATION. About 0 O'Clock on the same evening,
Mr.. Ball heard carriage drive up TO his door.
aud the door gently open. The door bell rung.
and the carriage went away. On g'ing TO hi,
door. a handbook was found IN the entry directed
To w. II. w. Ball, upon opening which, they
found, 10 their surprise, u beautiful child, fast
asleep. Along with il was a note, praying that
the child might not he sent TO the poorhOuse, hut
that Mr. Ball would KEEP il and give !, his lame.
This request was complied with, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ball have Card for the little stranger with
nothing short Of parental affection. A few days
ago q was taken sick, aud finally removed TO the
land Of the blest There Is heart somewh where
and possibly more than one-whch will bead
when this little history meets their eye, If should
ever do SO Illegraph.
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The Homestead Bill.

,r, ,,,, --.-, ~ ~ @ S..,. III Of wad.
ia'' "" o'S"p'eu '"' -. - :,
"e' ' -. -, ,s,, .o,h;,r ~ n. ,c,
-. =. 80. Nc, -. ,,,;,,, n,,,h,v.., NJ
o.;a -, =, ,h.. rr,;,.5 s,,,.. bv VIRGINIA.
~, ..;..,.a YEA. II. NAYS
a"e '''
%, -,.,; - .,
s0 wv" "o
P'o.eea'"s' ''o" "e "''''' -,
t"'' D'v"" 0'' -, ~,
QUO S'a""'s " "'''" ''''V
p"''"'' ~ '"' ""o ""'" ~"
'''' 'Oo'p'"o' wv" "' $50"
payment '"e'e'o'' p"'e ''"s"s INV" y
S'P'' WV
oec" W 'ne 'n''Ae' "''e'''',
Mr. neu 'ho'eu Us d" a'"e"u'ne"'' "a W e'e'
~ Tree white cniken' VINO Is not a 'reehoue' nor
inc owner " e''eao'' s"' VINO may "o' u,'".
" ~"'e "Po" Tue 'a"u ue'e s"'" w ",'eu '""'
scrip io' lou aeres W 'anu' ""''n s""" "
Die tue assignee receiving u un"e' 'ne require
men'' cultivate -helee'ed-yean IL nays D.
Mr. bayard moved 10 add 10 the oh'' 'hat any
one erecting hao''ahe dwelling house on any
vacant quarter s'o"'" " tue p'o"e anus Ana oc-
e"py'"s inc same 'o' n'e ys.'' s"a' Ds e"",'ea 20
ie'e"o P"''' " ~
o.'. W.,
NA'- ""'""" "o''" '''s''' Wv ''0 O"'@
""''us p'ee"p"o" ''s"' ~ a''u' se' ."0
v &c 80.
=. :, :, -. ".ss.s,,.. 80. g.. a.. man,.
10. or ;n,.,,,l ;mn,ovm.n,. when sanctioned
no ,.,;.I,,;v. .,ac,men, Of the said State Re.
;sc,.d
N, F;,z,a,r;ct moved 70 reduce the p,;ce Of
land which has been in m. m,rLe, 10 wears 10 -.
10, cents. Agreed to- o7,ol 70.
IT.. ,,.,,o, ,,os ,,.., n, A., u,,,s,,s sinh.
.,;,n,. ana !, ,,,. ,.,..d ~ Yeas q, nav. n
TIL. ,;l, ,va. the, r-por,ed IN IN. Senate The
.u.,dn.,,. n,d. |, the commi,,,e. of IN. who'll.
were coucurred m, and the bill was ordered to be
.,,,,.s.a e., +, third reading Senate then adj.
;on,,., =, 8 o,c,oct
n, an. o., nj, NJ, Hun,.,,. subS,i,u,e io,
N. Homestead hill pa.s.d the Senate. and /, !.
y.o.,.lv believed tina, |, will pass the House and
s;v. an. .;,n.,u,r of the President. The fol
,o,v;,, NJ. ,b. main homestead psovi,ioos of Mr.
u,,,,a,,. M,
rn,, ,,, ,,.. ,,,h,. ,.,.o, ,,h,, :,
..-.,. - go, ,.n,, ~. 81, :, ~.
II :,
80. -, -, a.. I,,,, os a.. ST.. =,
-, :, .;,,.,., .h,n c,ou, -, .o.. -,
:, a.. =, =. .,,,,.J a. .,,., o., 60.
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mdrrtdgfs.

In this town. 9th ult.. by Rev. A. Csverno
John ). Bryant, Esq. Of Bidleford, to Miss Olive
Amanda Seaysy, Of Bridgion.
In Berwick, Mr.. Ivory Hayes TO Miss Sarah
WallingforJ, both Of b.
In Kinery, Mr.. Moses Hammond, Of Winehes-
ter, Mass, To Miss Mary Fernad, 0f Kitery.
In Sonersworth, Mr.. Frederick J. G.hsnd TO
Miss Jane S,scy, VI Berwick, Me.
In BERWICK, 2lst ul,.. by Samuel w. Fox, Esq,
Mr. Ivory hayer, to Miss Sarah Wallingford, both
OF Berwick.
In Sanford, 18th ult., by Rev. s. Bailey, A. C.
Swift, Esq, late from Australia, 10 Miss Louisa
f. p. Alien, Of Sanford, Me.
In Portsmouth, 2jth uli., Mr.. Asahel w. Frye,
OF Elliot, 10 Miss LYDIA E. Knowles, Of Boston.
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ro ~, Hon. countr comm,,,fo.sr, Of Me counfr

To ns Hon. County commusonsrs g ms County
Of Cunksrfsnd. .. Ei
THE undersigned, committee ehossn at tovn-meet-
Ing, hsld Juns isth 1854 at The tovn-houss In LIN.
ngton, Cor he purpose Of petiuoning Jour hoooanls
body, respectfully represent that The road ~ nov as
eisd from Lmlngton village Across eaco river over LIN
nston bhdgs, 70 the Junction q he Dow and Stanann
Corner roads, che same being the Travelled rouss 70 Fort
land Is eircuoas and hIly and that hs present loe..
lion Of aid Lmingtou bridge d bad location, being
poor foundation 70 build bfidge upon, With Greek
making out Of the Wsstiy side Of said river around the
end Of said bridge thereby rendering necessary to
maintain an additional bridge, and making very ex-
psnsvs for the ts~ns Of Lmnon and stasdiah 70 sup
port said bridess and rendering q public convsnience
and necessity that De oresan bridge Be discontinued
and new read Laid out crossng The river at more con-
vsnient place NE undersigned In behalf Of said town,
respectfully pray your hono 10 lay outs public highway
commencing At The foot Of Moodys hi near Lmington
village following the most Convenient route to smas
NIL so called thence the most direct rosie 70 and over
saco river at Parkers Falls, 20 called where there IL
permanent bridge now built thence TO the aforementioned
Junction Of the roads In Sandsh, and Ut The same time 70
discontinue Lnington bridge, and 20 much Of the road
leading 10 and from said bridge In the towns OF Lining
ton and standlsh Aforesaid VIII not Be required for
public use. I'm.
PHLIIAH cARLL, "a ccmriiiss Z. Be.
BENJAMIN C. LIBBY. >fanf' Of Liminsfon.
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York county Wing Convention.

The wings OF York County are requested TO choose del
esates TO meet In Conventon the Court House. In AL
rn.p, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty third day Of August
~ oeoef, A. N tor the purpose Of selecting eAndt
dates Tor Senators County Treasurer, and County
Commissioner.
III hoped that every town In the County VII Be fuiiy
represented. Below each town will and the number o.
delegates 10 which they are entitled
sAeo and Biddefoed, eaehj Buxton, Hollis, kenne.
bunk, Kennsbunkpor Kittery, South Berwick, Wells and
York, eachi Berwick, Lebanon, Lmngton Parsonsned
and Sanford, each; Eiot, Limerick, North Berwick ana
wsisrbbro saehi Acton Alfred, Cornish, LYMAN New
rsid and Shapisigh, 2 each
Per order Of the County Committee.
sAeo, July 9Th. 1854
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Saco & Biddcford Gas COMPANY,

THE Treasurer Of the Saco and Bddeord Gas Company
hereby gives notice that the Capital Stock of said Com
pany Is seventy.ave thousand dollars. The amount acu.
ally paid In Is seventyone thousand six hundred dollars
The debts due from said Company thrynine hundred
and dollars ywo esns. That the amount
OF Capital stock invested In real estate, buildings, and
other fixtures Ia thousand six hundred dol
lars That the last estimated value xed the real
which the Is located IL twelve thousand dollars
And the aggregate value affixed 10 all the taxable prop
ery Of said Company by said ASSESSOR IL twelve thou
sand dollars 7. SEAMAN, Treasurer.
saco, July 9th, 1854.
YoRK, IS. Saco, JUDY 2sth, 1854
The above named Tristram Scamman personally ap-
peared this day. and made oath 10 the truth Of the
ment made and subscribed by him a. above.
Before me, EDWARD =. BURNHAM,
Sow Justice VI the Peace.
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Straycd or stolen

IRON the premises Of the subscriber, on the Height:
II on the 18th Of July, red Cow, having short, thick
horns, and three Of her teats spotted black.
Whoever will give information where said COW may be
found TO the subscrbr Of Foss and Birch Streets
shall be duly compensated. BAfNARD fLooD.
Blddeford, August 4th, 1854. 3l-3wS
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IL We had the pleasure Of listening 10
the di.coursing OF sweet sounds, on Wednes'
day evening last, by the Biddsford Brass
Band. Why can we not be favored win
their music one evening each week. Such
seasons are refreshing.