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To hs Jnsticts ofths Supreme Judicial Court,
,,eri to Be holden atAbffei, ,cithin aud for The
County Of York, on the third Ihesday Of Sep.
tspiber, 1854. ', - - ..-.
ID ESPECTFULLY represents Bet,ey Hanson
~ Of Hollis, in said county, that, she Is seized
in fec simple, and as tenant in common Of and in
certain real estate, situated 10 said Hollis, being the
homestead farm lately owned and occupied by 10.
sah Hanson late OF said HolIfs deceased; and boun
dcd as follows, viz :~Souiherly by lands Of Moses
aud Aaron Hanson; Westerly by lands Of Eeazer
I,urnham and Pcrley u Edgcomb !; Norhery by
a way or lane, leading from said lands Of Burnhan,
and Edgcomb, 10 the county road from Hollis Cen.
,rc to John Aids, and by the centre or middle line
of the tract of land called the eighteen rod or Cults
tract: and Easterly by lands Of Nathan Palmer
and Elcazcr Burnham, containing about seventy
five acres Of land, lying on both sides Of the said
County road. The said Betsey " one haf part
thereof and also Of seven acres of land TO be set
OIL from tho Souiherly end of tho other halt with
jeremiah Decker Of Saco, in said county, and
Betsey Smith, wife Of Hiram b. Smith Of Biddc.
ford in said county, aud certain other persons un
known Ia your Petitioner - that your Petitioner
cannot possess, occupy and improve the said parts
TO any advantage, while The same Nc In common
aud undivided as Aforesaid, but wholly loses the
profits thereof Wherefore she prays that notice
may be issued In due form Of NV, and that her
said part may be sci oil and assigned TO her 10 hold
in sevcralty. .BETSEY HANSON.
BY A. F. CHISHOLM, her Atty.
Dated September 18th, 1854. 90
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In Ki,iery. Me. Nov. s, Mr.. John 8. Meserye,
Leach. TO Miss Sarah A, Weeks. -,
In this town, Dec ., by Rev. j. L. Stevens
Nc. Joseph NJ. K,mlall 10 Miss Mary E. Day,
both OF Saco. 4.a -
By Rev. 8. NJ. Gould, on Thanksgiving morning.
Mr.. Grandi.on More Of Meihuen Mass, 10 Miss
Alma Alkaline Everett Of Blddefod.
BY the same, on iLe 7ih inst, Mr.. Irwin M.
Watson Of South Berwick to Miss Eliza Jane
Foss Of BiJdefOrl.
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D E A TIL s 4.

In this town, 24lh ult, Jane o. Perkins, aged
II years. 10Th ui., Frances Ann Goodwin, aged
aged 40 wears, formerly Of Lowell. Dec. 2, Joan
ma Murphy aged 7 mos. Dec. 4, Thomas Libbey
aged So wears, formerly Of Scarbofo. Dec. q
Miss Mary Jane A. Watson, aged 10 years mos
Dec. s. Apphia J. daughter Of James Brown aged
3 years. Dec. s, John futile, aged months
In Saco, Dec. O, Lydia NJ daughter Of the late
Samuel Chase, aged % years.
In Dayton, 9th ult., Robert 7. Cleaves, aged
% years.
In Elliot, Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, aged Al, wife
Of Mr.. James Jones. Nov. "a, Mrs. Sarah Lea
viii, aged 81 years, 6 months.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr.-rhur,da,. \

BRIGHTON MARKET.-rhur,day,N New. 30.
Al Market 80 Beef Cattle, 800 Stores pairs Work.
Ing Oxen, a. Cows and Calves, Goo sheep ant Lsmbs
and 100 Swine.
Erices-Bcof Cate-we quote Extra 81 20, first quail.
y, 81, sccond do, 81 third do, 80 a6s0 ordinary,
HLes-ss 50 per cwt. rallow-ssa IS IS. Pel,s
Ia y 75c. Calf Skins--1lc per ID.
Veal Calves-St so, bA 80.
stors-Ysarings, 50 II, two years cid, sIA, Is, n
Il; three years oil, 81, ~, 20 . 81.
Working Oxen No salcs.
Coz" and csivcs-salss Al SIS. %, q, 20. IS a $40.
Sheep and IAmbs-Extra, IS 81, 1 BY Ios, Al 2,.
I 81, "a $2;a.
ssise-s q Sc; retail, IA SC. Fat Hogs, I3-.e.
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LIeeum Lectures in Central Hall, Blddefsrd.

Lyceum Lectures Ia Central Hall, Biddeford.
At heavy expense, a course Of lectures has
been secur ID for the citizens OF Saco and Bidde.
ford, the present Winter. Tue course will EN-.
brace from six to eight in number. The sum TO
he paid each lecturer is much larger than has ev.
er been paid here belo.e.
The services Of the following gentlemen have
been secured -
Rev. +. Starr King, Boston; Rev. H. Ward
Beechcr, New York Rev. Theodore Parker, Dos.
ton. And negotiations are going on for four out
Ut the following Rev E. II. Chapin, New
York Rev. W. II. Miihu,n, Washington City
Hon. c. NJ. Clay, Kentucky; Hon. Arson Bur.
iiagame, Cambridge; Hon. II. II. Dana, Boston
and Miss Lucy Stone, Mass. These lectures will
be the most brilliant and able ever offered TO our
citizens.
The first Of the course will be delivered
Wednesday evening, Dec. II, by Rev. 7. Starr
King Tickets rs follows for the course -
One, admitting Gentleman and Lady, sl5O
Single Gentleman, 100
Lady, rs
One evening, 20
For sale in Saco at ID. l. Mi,chells and Lewis
ilodsdon's Biddelord, DIR. Lords, DR..
Sawyer's, 5. L. Parcher Il Cos, and q. c. Boy.
den's Stores. Doors open at "a, lectures to CON-
mence ut s o'clock, precisely.
Per order Of an Association OF Gentlemen.
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Nj A r r I A ES,

la Saco, 9th inst, by Rev. J. Hubbard Jr., Mr.
Leonard Bacon aud Miss lihoJa EIgecomb, boil
o! Biadcioui.
10 kenncbunk Nov. 10Th, Mr. Rufus h. Sbcr
man Of lsleb orO' 10 Miss Hannah J. Brown of X
AlsG Mr. H. Z Goodwin Ia Mrs.. Abigail KelI,
both " Dec. ith, Mr.. Nicholas Wakefield I,
Miss Caroline Stone both ok.
In this iosn, 81 iasi, by Rev. A. Cavcrno, Mr.
David Lowell aud Mrs Mary Drew.
In North Berwick DIV. j BY Rev. c. Il. Mills
Mr. ILo@as IT, fernald 81 Lawrence Mass, Il
Miss Olive a. Rason &c North Berwick.
In this .own, Nov. -, BY Rev. r. Messuer,
Mr.. Oliver ID: Gould Of Rd,leiorl, 10 Miss Ellen
I. Walker Of Portland. -
ia Dayton, Goth ult, by Row Mr. Mcdonald
Mr.. Isaac q. Murch to Miss Lydia T. Smith
both At Dayton,
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.

The celebrity of Dr.. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS has induced several persons, who d.
IL the least meca knowledge, 10 assume thu
title Of doctor anal put before the public article In m
taon of my medicine, which they call Sherry Wine lit
tiers, AMI attempt Ia palm them OF under the prstenc'
that have retired from business aUd also that they man
uilcture an improved article Of the same name.
wouh say ~ those In pursuit IL health tote sure tina
you obtain the RIAL article, which may be known by h
c slmle of my signature upon the outside wrapper,
erng each bottle, AMI also by the copyright border VI tn
same covering.
Sold Wholesale anil retail ut my Office, No. 81 Ianove
street. Boston, and by all dealers In every city, town
village Throughout the New England States
N. h-Oris MoRroS, IT., 10 my sole Travelling Agsn
In the ". n. States. 3n,ls3s
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y NIX. KENNEDY, of Roxiiry, has d.coyrfcd Al one
W our common Taswc wces sr~nsly Nat sntrs w.
ERf KIND OP IiuM0R, frop, the worst scrofas down
TIA common finlc lie has rissi u In over eleven hun
drel cases AMI never fal excerpt IN two lie has now
IN hIs possession two hundred of la value
all within twenty miles Of Boston d
Two bottles warranted b. nursing sore msntk.
Que In three bottles will cure the kn,fof rimpss
on the face. ... =.
Two to three hotties will clear the system u bta
Two bottles are warrrtoi to cure the worst cank'
the nnsith AMI stomach. A. - ~
Three tn five bottles are warranted TO cure the
cases of eryspeas. ..
One To two bottles are sanantel 10 euro all hunor
the eyes
Two bottles are warranted to cure running In the saIs
and blotches In the hair.
Pour to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle win cure scaly eruptions Of the siin.
Two 10 three bottles warranted 10 tho wors.
cases 81 ring worm
Two To three bottles warranted to cure thsass dee
perate cases % rheumatism.
Three In six bottles are warranted to cure salt fheuW
Five to eight bottles will the very worst Of
scrofuia.
benefit Il always experienced from the first bottle and
perfect warrabts,when the above quantity Is tskeu
To those who resujet " sick hcadacle one bottle
will always cure IT, II gives great relief In catarrh aud
dizziness sone who have taken u have beeifccsye 10
years, and have been regulated by It. Where the holy
sound Il works quite easy hut where therrs amy ,angc
Of The functions of nature will cause very singular
feelings but you must not be alarmed they always dis.
spPsar In from tcur days - sSk. There snewI hh
result from ton the contrary, when that feeling Is gone,
you will feel yourself like new person. have heard
of the extrayagant encomuins of that e'1
man steirSi to. 49, - - ''@'
No change u diet ever necesssSy. a.
$500. =, =. 'RoNBrRy, Sept. 10, 1855.
This Is 10 certify that ~, ~. Hoy, Druxklsi, Pon
land, is the dsiy authorized General HgsHt Tsr my
Medical discovery for the STATE Of Maine, and hafhs
is supplied riA hs genuine, diIrct from my-knLor'-
tori DONALp hENNEpl.
Agents, james awycr. VI. l., AMI Mcs'rs parchcr
T. Ens.L
KennebunkIort, silas Derby, Alfr,li and by Mecins
dealers .y,rvxh.r. $50
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READY made CLOTHING.

which is the largest aud best manufactured stock
that can be ioundNn either Saco or Bddeiord, con.
sis,s of Black, brown, and Blue, Sack and
Frock Overcoats, prices ran xing from 81 TO So,
former price, 50 to sli. Fancy Overcoats, both
in Frocks and Sacks, from 1915 to SO, former
price, IS to So. Fine Broadclolh Dress Couis,
from 81. 50 to Sl2. Business Frocks and Sacks,
from 81 .S7i to $3.50. Black Pants from $3.50 10
s4.70 Fancy Pants, from sl.25 10 1915, former
prices. 50 to 81 So
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Thrice.WeeIlIy Age.-lSJJ.

FuNlIE publisher of THE AGE will furnish the public
IL legislative Journal, to be issued three times week
during the session of the legislature which will convene
January J. 1855. The days of publication will be TrEs.
DAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY.
Price One Dollar, In advance.
The political character Of the lie inaugu-
rated In January, will give to the legislative proceedings
unusual Interest. II will he aim TO render faithful
history OF events they To this end Reporters
have been detailed who have had many years experience
In rccoiing legislative proceedings and debates All the
reading matter Of the Weekly Age will also be furnished
TO the readers Of the legislative paper during the period Of
Its publication. -
Subscriptions may be male. n the Postmaster. or 10
Members u the legislature.
The publishers Of the Kennebec Journal propose 10 pub
sh similar paper ~ be issued every Monday, weines-
day, and Friday. Those who take both papers thus
have what is equivalent to daily Journal Of proceedings
va. 7. JOHNSON.
Augusta, November %, 1854. 20
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Farm for Sale.

1lIE Subscriber olIcr. Tor sale his farm: situated
i in Saco, on The River Road, Two Inlss iron!
the villages of Saco aud BidJciord. III. farin
consists Of about LOO acres. about iwcniy-hve ~
which scxcecnt interval, aud The balances uldsnd
q part Of which j. woodland. The bnldings con-
.is,ing Of good two story House, l'ani tony py'
seventy and cu.s Out bull,ling> are 10 good repair.
There arc two good well, near The bnilding', sna
.ult water Is brought Jincy .inio tho hous.r-y;
The usual Weld of boy an the farm v inan ~ 10
N ions. Tho character ~ tho soil, aud its lncn..'
lion being near to a markc, wlaei, u s'wnys good.
render the farm very desirable one "SJ wo',ny
wv ofcng,v,uy in agricultural pursuits, 10 make
money. There Is small orchard on tie fam. :
For partr.ulars Us To price, terms Of payment,
which will he made easy by giving propcr ssrun.I
,,' inouirr 81 the Subscriber on the premises.
JEREMIAH q. .SrIsPSON. ?
Saco, Nov. 8, 1851. lff 80
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~ We are obliged to leave fos mex
week much matter prepared for this paper
We were DESTROYS Of finishing up the Presi
dents message a, once. and, Of course, have
little room for anything else.
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RICH GOODS.

AT PRICES ADAPTED. TO THE TIMES,
We give the aboyelis ia dispel. su impression
whice prevails with many, that we keep only rich
aud valuable Goods. -.
+ Our Stock is ro~ complete, and Dry Goods,
were never cheaperlhan now. The bsst QUE liiies
may be boalgh,a. tsw price; =. -
CASH and A'No. BUYEiss At WHOLESALE
viii find our Stock and PIECES as much To then
advantage as those who buy a, retail.
1o2 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
.... aWst6
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vonr ssheriG's Sale.

November, Il, 1854.
Attached upon the original writ, aud tlss day
seized upon an execution wherein William Eia-
cry of Lebanon, in the county II York and State
Of Maine, l. creditor, John NJ. Pillsbury, Ears.
worth e.. Pill,bury, aud Jane P,llsbury, all Of
Shapeigh Ia said county oi York, nn debtors,
aud will bc sold at. public auction IN the 2sl day
Of December, 1884, II two clock In the afternoon,
al the store " James Colin, IN said Slapcigh, all
the right In equity which tic said John N. pil.-
bury, Earl'worh G. P,ll>bury, aud Jane Pllbury
had al the time the same was attached ou the or.ei.
nal writ, on the sui for which tho said a.. ccItion
j. issued, or now has ol rcdeemng The following
described real estate situated ia said Shnpleigh
aud bounded rs follows, viz onc piece or panel
Of land bounded Southcrly by the road leading
from Tobias Pillshury's Ia Lewis Triiion's, West
eHy by land IL said Tmnon, Norhcrly and Eat.
cry by Land OF John A. Gariu, ,sniaining live
acres more VI less. Also onc aI,I tract or'parrh
u land founded NonbcrIy by tho road aforesaid,
E,s,crly by land Lewis rrahon, Sonlhcrly by
land ionchy owned ly Elder G,lpa,r,ek, md
Westerly by land II Toli,s Pil>bary, containing
eight acre. mosc &C less, with the buildings there
on, IL bcing the same upon which John NJ. Pills.
bury and Jane Pilsbilfy above named, how live,
and the same morigagcd Ia George pillsbuy, To
whose deed reference may b. had foe ,nor par,
iicular description. 3wi7' u"
JOHN HEMINGWAY, Depniv Slsiig
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A PRo-SLAvERY DELEGATE ELECTED IN
KANSAS. Louisville, Dec. 5. Tho st. Louis
Republican says that Whitefeld, slavery,
has been elected from Kansas by largo mt.
;ority
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LIST OF CHEAP GOODS.
GEO. ". WARREN & co.

GEO. w. WMkEN q ".
INVITE attention to the following Li.tof NEW
l. and VERY CHEAP COOS, Of good style and
quality. 80. -,
Whom money II Highest. our Prices are
LOWEST.
100 pcs LADIES' German Cloths al 10.
% 4" Lupin's Black Bombozines, 81.
800 " London Prints, 10 cents.
100 French do yard wide, one shilling.
500 M. De LANES and Penians one shilling.
800 /" Printed Cnshmcres, % GEMS.
50 "rAn' W5ol NJ. De Laines, Us cents.
100 {" 81 Indiana Piaids, 81! cents.
100 {" Gala PIaids, n! cents =!
800 F." Cashmeres and Thilct Cloths, all quail,
ties, al one third less than prices Of last
year. -.
Raw Silk Piaids ai same discount"
g. French Embossed Table Cloths, $3.50.
800 BOYS aud Gents Shawi., $3.50.
~ Black Silk Velvets, 81, 90 s....
Cashmere Long Shawls, OF the hest manufacture,
100 pcs Plaid and Stripe Silks, 80 cents.
900 % 62I cents
800 IS cents.
Superior Blankets, 81 pair. .
Flannels and Cotton Goods, Of oil kinds, ,oM at
retail. ut the Agents lowest Cash price.
Bay State Shawls, OF all kinds, al Agents lowest
cash price. 49,. -.
,WITH OIIR WHOLE STOCK.
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Berwick Academy.
Particular Notice .

T,IIE Subscriber, having sold his stock Of Hard.
i ware in Saco, 10 Mcssrs. Scamman & Gran.
Ger, requests oil persons indebted ~ him, aud TO
he estate Of tue late james d. Goodwin, toseille
the same with A. r. Chisholm, Esq, before Jan.
,lary LIST, 1855, II they would savc cost.
'EHC q. I GOODWIN
Saco, December I, 1854. 4s--4w
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BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE,

mr.. W. y. PADDLEF0RD, Office at No. IL Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may he consulted all Diseases
incident 10 the human frame. Dr. 4. gives particular at
tention to all Diseases 81 the Urinary Organs. Ills
great sue In thOse long standing and difficult cases,
such formerly considered incurabc, Is sufficient
To commend him to the public, as worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, persrns afflicted with Diseas-
Is OF the above nature, no matter how difficult or long
standing the case may be, would do well to call on DR..
Paddlefor, at his Office sni u not eectuay relieved,
no remuneration will be required for his services
Read, Reflect, aud b, Wise In Time.
is acknowledged by all Physicians OF repute, In all
countries, that no one medicine Is sufficient To cure all
complaints and also that with the exception of Neural
ga no one medicine will cure any disease, but that
every complaint requires change Of Meclne rs II pro-
crosses towards cure, consequently all medicines sold
by Druggists curing all complaints should be avoid.
al, II you wish 10 avoid being hus,bugged.
To Fcmales.-An diseases peculiar 10 females,
uch Suppressions, Irregularities &c speedily re.
moved The efficacy Of Ibis remedies for the cure 81 the
above affections have been well tested IN an extensive
practice for the last IL years.
To Young Men.-Yod who arc troubled with
seminal Weakness, generally caused by bad habit Ia
YOUTH the effects Of which are nocturnal emissions
pains AMI dizziness In The bead, forgetness sometimes
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &c., terminating In
consumption insanity II neglected. are speedily and
permanently cured by DR.. paddleforl.
1T Beware Of a kinds Of Elixirs and corials, as
they are Of no use.
DR.. Paddleori gives particular attention to all diseases
Of private nature, in both sexes, and warrants per-
feet cure,
Dr. Pajdleforl Is not only making improvements by his
daily Increasing practice, but also informing himself Of
country AMI Europe lie Is deternne let the expense
be what II may that his patients shall have the best ned
ical treatment In the world. . -
Recollect, all you who are afflicted, apply at once at
my Office, and but few days will be required to Affects
cure. 'r, :.
Rooms adapted for the privacy OF patients, The poor
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PAINTS and OIL.

Drpp White Lead, "Iewisn AMI aUnion," Prips
rns,,.h IIn.eed On, Chrome Green, pure, dry, aud
IN on Chrome Yellow, Pure, Dry, and In OIL, Extra Prae
.I,n l,ue dry. and In OIL, 'Chiaese vennilou sears
kc.. &c. lust received and for saitatioU refss,by
~ uas ID. l. ME,CHELL.
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CLOTHING! CL0THINe!!
HATS AND GAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
AT COST,

f0r SlAt! Days, vi uhtii rcDluury III, 1893
On the corner Of Maine and Water SIS, Saco,
IRA DRESSER & CO.,
Being desirous Of winding up business in Saco
by the first Of February, will offer their eniire
stock, being the largest and best in the county,
Of BRoADcLorIs, PILor CLoTns, BEA.
vtR CLoTIIs, LIoSsKIss, DoEsKINs, CAssIMEREs,
VEsTISGs, and TAiLoRs TRIMMISGs, which will
be sold by the yard, Or made into garments In the
present style and in NIL cases warranted saiisiac.
iory or tb,. money refunded Our
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" Il SITS,

We have a first rate assortment Of Winter
Vests, from SOC. TO 80, former price, si.25 and
$3.50.
We would say to every man and boy that wants
to buy an Ovcrcoat, or any kind OF garment, and
wants TO save SO or SO in buying, IL they will just
examine our stock and prices before making their
purchases, they will be convinced that they can
save 20 per cent. by buying their clothing or any
other article in our line Of business nj our Store
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Spinal Complaints, SUI Joints, Cuts, bruises, Wounds
pr,st Dtes Cholera Mori,us, Dysentgry I'll, Iolr.ny
anil all other complaints where thrc severe pains
READY RsliEr will Instantly stop the palm,
AMI quickly cure the disca-e.
Po the remarkable efficacy 81 u IL. II. Discovery No.
!, anil the complaints cur,l by Railways RenoyatIns
Ecsoveus SIC In next weeks paper II. Il. r. Remedies
are sold BY Druggists everywher.
n. H. Hay, Druggist, tOrtlan, general agent sor the
State Of Maine. AGrxrs-J. Sawyer, N. D., Bitef,ri
T. Gilman, J. c. Burnhan, j. u. Eoins saco A. War.
rem, Kennebunk silas Derby, N. L. Weber, Alfred. ~
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Nurse.

A NY Lady in want Of an experienced Nurse
"a can be supplied by calling at No. l2, PePperc'
Bio x, Dijdciord. an
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The Publisher only repeats the public sentiment
in announcing that this book will be one OF extra.
ordinary interest. Mr.. Baniums unparalleled tact
and talent as BUSINESS MAN, the grand and llber.
al scale on which his prominent enterprises have
been conducted, together. with happy iempcra-
nent winch can both give and take il OF humor,
have made his name woHd.known "household
word"
Adopting smoothing cxlenuo,e as his motto, he
presents the authentic history of "JOlCE HETH,"
the "FEJEE MERMAID" the WOOLLY
HORSE" the "iIERD OF BUFFALOES," and
other Showman incidents, generally denounced rs
!" HUMBUGS," while larger space Is devoted To
his connection with GENERAL Tow THUMB, and
the Triumphnl Musical Campaign OF Jenny
Lind. Incidents OF travel, aud interviews with
the crowned heads aud nobility Of the Old World,
and sketches and anecdotes in oar own land (; the
entire history OF the engagement OF the SWEDISH
NIGHrlNG ALE, and the exact receipts Of each Con.
cert the purchase and management OF the Ameri-
can Museum; life before aud behind the scenes |;
the Travelling Circus Of earlier times, and It's ad.
ventures the Travelling Nienagcrie OF later date
Agricultural Experiments; Experience IN Bank.
ing Rules for Business and Making Fortune
aud innumcrable additional enterprises and opera
lions afford the author an indefinite range OF sub
ject, and he will abundantly prove by his pen that
he is something more than SNOWMAN We
know, indeed, OF no subject which affords greater
scope for deeply interesting narrati'e than the
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF =. 7. BARNNM.
S. F. PARcHER & Co. are the only an.
thOrizcd Agents for this town, who have on hand
a complete assortment OF School and Mscelane.
OTIS Books, Periodicals, &c. 40
Bidde(ord, Dec. 3, 1854.
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WARREN'S
TURBINE WATER WHEELS,

MANUFACTURED at the Warren Manufacturing
vi Company, Warren, Mrss,, are now In extensive use
In New England constluce In the best possible fOrm
for using water with the greatest economy. They
equally adapted to almanufacturng purposes, anI
der all heads, and not affected by hack water
For particulars, certificates, Nc, aidrrss
3s-Jnos JACKSON WARREN, Warsham, Mass.