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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-10-27

BaAzEN ADMISSION. The famous Dr..
olds, who represents the Columbus (Ohio)
dis,ric, In Congress, in recent address 10 his
Democratic constituents, informed them
,ha, he had s'learned all the rascaii,es to be
learned a, Washington, and therefore i
would be- a pi,yiio spoil another man."
The boast is probably CORRECT enough, but
a man who has been taught TALL the rascal.
ties" which are praciiced at Washington is
. more proper candidate for the penitenila'
ry than Tor any station TO which he could Do
elected by the people. a.n.a-1. ~" '1-
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PrSaASsuIr. Mr.. Gilpairick's Writing
Academy, in the Central Block, is open al
all reasonable hours. Mr.. G. is finished
Penman, and his Pupils always show gooc
improvement in the photographic art Hi
next School commences this evening.
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Cold WEATHER. We are glad 10 perceive
,ha, our friend Perkins Of Saco is SO well
prepared 10 furnish his customers with win.
Ter goods. His Stock Of Ladies Furs, in
particular, a, this time is quite large, and
we should think well selected.
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ESTIMATES OF cosT.

In making up the estimates Of costs, my oblec
has beef TO arrive at a fair comparison between
the two routes, and have adopted the prices iixet
in the previous estimate with but few exceptions
These consider AS safe, and hope TO see some
them reduced in the execution of the work.
The excavation is estimated on uniform bas'
Of "a feet, and the embankment Is feet at sub
grade. These are broader bases than were uset
in estimating the quantities upon the Other line
and it would be safe 10 reduce the amount o
earth work 5 per cent, giving US equally as goo'
d road bed as also in consideration Of fair com
parison.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-10-27

M 81 Mr.. Nehemiah Perkins, Of Topsdeld
recently gathered from single apple tree
upon his farm one hundred busheiscf apples
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The preference is considerably in favor Of the
Cornish route" and.,lc average gradients are
us 29i to 90, or about 3to2.
The Cornish route avoids what Is equivalent Ia
the summit of ~ feet, comparing with the 9TH
er,) which Is more than the grade Of any one mile
upon the line
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are destined, no doubt, to contribute largely &c
the business Of your road, when il shall be com
ple,cd A station here will accommodate Wes'
Baldwin, which will be no, Gar from II or 2miles
distant. $50 f--y---tl-f
From liiran Bddge to tho ossipee crossing
the line is very direct being nearly due South,
and does no, vary 90 rods at any point from q
straight line.
The line runs through the town Of Cornish for
the distance Of ~ miles, sndas to the COS, ofbuild.
ing n will be, by Gar, cheaper than ony other por-
ton Of equal length.
BRIDaIN E
There will be but one bridge Of any account on
this portion Of the rouie-,hat Of the Ossipec
river. have allowed 1t at $50 feet span, but lbs
feet might answer equally o. good purpose
The viaduci at Whales Be- q, spanning both the
brook and road, small b ises over brooks, and
road bridge, in all23' Get. are allthe bridging
required in this distar, : Of 10 Clio miles.
The " road. crossings, /" with but one exception,
are all made "at grades" which is certainly The
cheapest, IL not the most safe manner Of crossing
The pnblic ways. . .Ha
CURVATURE. .st-
The most OF the curves on this part Of the route
will be Of the Rad, 1910 and 1865 feet nbout
the same as was reported Of the other side Of the
river.
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j REPORTS OF COMMITTEES n

Made at the Fair and Cattle Shop Of tie
York County Agricultural Society, keld in
Biddsford October 4ih and 5tk. IN Oh
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sAco RIVER RAILROAD.

REPORT ON SURVEY FROM STEEP
FALLS TO HIRAM BRIDGE UPON
THE VEST SIDE OF THE SAoo
RIVER. ~
To MIssRs. JORDAN g. CARL,
Committee, DC.
-Gentiem<n:-Ia accordance with the wishes
expressed by many, and for my own satisfaction,
Ihave revised a portion Of the survey Of the saco
River Railroads., being nearly the same as thai
embraced in'tne limits Of the "4th Division" Of
Mr.. Halls survey I; and recommended BY him TO
be made. and submit TO you, as previous com.
mitiee, to procure surveys, &C., my report on the
same. ~ i ~
] commenced on Mr.. Halls survey, lat station
1917 II miles above Hiram Bridge, near Mr..
John I,ucknell's and joined with said survey
again lat station l4i0) near Mr.. Goulds, q miles
above Steep Fals-lsping Ms Wet nds Of tie
ripsr, and running ,ri,An Of milo Of Cor.
nish village. 49,.
The distance between the above points by this
line is 10 Clio miles-being nearly mile longer
than the line upon the East or. Baldwin side Of
the river
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HiRAx, 18th, 9Th mo-, 1854. - 80
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Chance for Business.

person able command cash capital Of s 600, can
hear Of excellent chance TO buy country store, with
agood run ofcuslom. Apply Immediately.
chance wanted, by young man, TO learn the ma
chniss trade
Men wauted, LIST of prl to work on farms.
Farm in Mllbury for sale very low.
Several good Cooks can he had.
Fifty of land, within two miles Of City Hall, for
sale at bargain. Rate CHI nee for speculation.
situation want d, by American in flour, grocery,
or provision store
Farm wanted, in exchange for good house.
Farm wanted, in exchange for house lots
TO 10 acres Of land, with without house, want
ed near some railroad
Furm wanted in Dudley.
Twenty shares in the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance
Company for sale Price $IO0 per share, with
guaiautee Of Sper cent. Apply immediately.
An American woman wanted, to so into the county
and do Homework This is good chance.
Protestant Irish girl wishes place to do homework
Room wanted, large enough for school for misses.
An American boy wanted, TO learn backsmilhing.
For sale, story house, barn. and OF land,
in Grafton. The land Is mostly covered with fruit
trees
An American girl 10 to IA years ofage, have home
in fatally in the city.
oolored girl wishes place TO do homework.
Board wanted, for gil, in private family, where
she can pay for part or the whole of her board in do
ing light homework and sewing.
House wanted, LIST of April, capable of accommodating
lS to rs bOardeTs, for good customer.
A Involvement house TO exchange for farm.
Houselois wanted in exchange for house
German girl wishes place TO do homework.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE can be had,
233 Main Street---Up Stairs. 233
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I, IT M B f r

gfNHE subscribers are now al liberty devote their
l. whole ime to the Lumber made, and would
specially cell the attention Of all Carpenters ami Build
their concern. Having secured the EXCLU-
SiVE Use Of several LARGE MILLS, now
resdy TO iurnsh short notice, Frames of all kinds,
of the best timber Pine, Spruce, Aemlock, 10 lois
from twenty to Eve hundred thnus nd feet and Will
guarantee salts iaetitn. All in want of Frames the
coming season. viii do well TO call early. Finishing
Lumber, oil all kinds anty an hand, at the Low
Market Prices, such Southern Hard Pine, Of all
dimensions, shingles, Clapboards, Lahs. paned ami
jOnted Floor Boards, of Had Pine, Soft Pine, and
Spruce, Eastern and Western Finishing Lumber, OF all
dimensions Also, Cherry, Black Walnut, and White
Woodland, in fact, every kind of Lumber that this
market demands.
u We are prepared 10 send Frames lumber,
Of all Kinds all roads leading from Worcester, the
very uesI Of ms and respectfully solicit liberal
share of the public patronage
I q o. X. EARLE, Washington Square.
Worcester February 1854. feb4 d&s3w
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PROMENADE Cnnoerts.

A SERIES fisk Promenade Concerts. commencing
n on Wednesday Evening Feb. 90 and continuing
weekly, will be given by Mr. Il. A. X. Khems, and Mr.
Younkers, ut Brinley Hall The entertainment of
these EVENINGS will he dvid as follows
l. Concert rom halfptst till O'Clock. q Inter
mission of hall an hour. 8. Dancing from half.past 9
MI O'Clock, consisting of ali the more fashionable
fancy dances aud cotli0ns.
Subscribers abundance, one Lady and Gentleman for
concerts, $50 payable at thr delivery Of the tick
cts Single tickets, each 50 cents for Gentlemen, and
25 cents for Ladies'.
%DAYs OF THE CoNcERTs-1st. February 22; cd
March l; 3d. March s; 4lh, March l5 9Th, March 90;
9Th, March g9
Subscription papers, and tickets, will be found only
till Wednesday Evening, Feb'y o. al Mr. Lorng's Mu
sic Store, Nam stIeet, Mr. Myers Dry Goods Store
Main street, Mtssrs Kberns & Younkers, I'll Main st
and American Hruse, Main ST
g. A. n. KHERNS 4 ?. YoUNKERs,
feblG dlf Profession Of Music. No 81 MR,n : I.
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Instruotion i'm Music.

N CoLLEsTER, having located himself in this
". city, would respectfully give notice that he is
prepared TO give instruction in all the various depart
mems OF Vocal Music, 10 classes private pupils,
viz Rudimental Instruction, cultivation of the voice.
vocalizng, and Sofeg2io Singing, aud would also
gage classes in the practice Of Church Music Glee and
Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass, and the Piano
Forte, will be given at hs room, No. 90 Summer ST.,
or al the residences # the pupils. Terms reasonable,
Nj Z. begl leave TO add, that all those under his in
struction i'll receive his prompt attention, ard
hopesby applying hinse assiduously his profession
to merit liberal patronage.
~ All Communications through the Post Office, or
Left at DOR Co.'s Book Store, No. 205 Main Street.
will lie promptly answered.
Piano Fores tuned
w 0rctster Feb 8. 1854. DIFF
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Lessons in French, German, Spanish, &C

Lessons in French, German, Spanish, &c
DROVIDING that the undersigned shall have a suf-
Il ficient number Of pupils for ,eaching the French,
Italian Spanish, German, Latin or The Greek, Hunga-
rian TUX, and sc.avOnc languages, he win remain in
this city for the short time which is required enable
his pupils to advance by themselves, without any
teacher not only understanding these languages but
10 speak and write them correctly and perfectly.
Gentlemen and Youths, also, DESTROYS of acquiring
systemaiical knowledge in the art of fencing. with
whatever klid of moderp arms, will please present
themselves, in the of this week. the American
Temperance House.
After This week, weliu the Pathological as in the
GymDascal class no pupil will be received, the
dersigned has time than what required for
course.
Lessons in he languages, fdesred, VIII be given at
the residences of the pupils while the undersigned, for
his capacity well III teaching the above enumerated
languages, as the ant Of fencing, also for his moral
due, m4y present testimonials, from gentlemen who
are universally known, in this new, and the old coun
try, RODOLFO BARDY DE KOVATSI
Al
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NOTICES. &c.
Worcester Academy.

TTNHE next Term will commence on THURSDAY,
i March 2, and continue 81 weeks. he Dep rtmenls
are three; The En- ilish, the Classical and the Com.
marcial. Mr. William Homer Earle, young man. very
highly rcoommt nded by the Instructors of the Normal
Schools and himself experienced teacher will have
the charge of the English Department Special atten
ton will be given to book keeping and penmanship
without extra charge. New classes will commeure in
Latin. AL ebra, Geometry, &c. Courses of Lectares
viii he given, illustrating the various studies. eccoDpa
MED by very ample apparatus. L. J. AVERY.
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AUCTIONS.
Farms ST Auction.

w I'LL be sold, On wEDNt sDAY, the LIST day o
w March next, ut 10 o'clock a. NJ all The Rea
Estate formerly owned by Pliny Snow and situated in
the Westerly part Of Leicester his home farm contain
ing 1870 acres, pleasantly situated a good road,
the road leading from Leicester Spencer with good
and buildings thereon, house and barn sup
piled with running The 'arm is in good condi
tion--tbe land OF good quaty-25 covered with
wood and timber Also, the Saw-Mill, and 81 acres of
hand adjoining with house and barn-the mill in run
ming order. Terms LIBERAL and made known at sale.
Inquire uf Ezekiel Daniels in Worcester. or of
ja2G d&wtf s. GLEASON, Auct.unerr.
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For Sale.

4 GOOD Brick House containing 70 finished rooms
n very desirable location. with large garden,
well sDcse with choice fruit trees situated on Chares
sire tnext sire I south of Exchange st.
Theabove will be sold al bargain Inquire of
. G. g. COLEMAN,
h-1n DIFF zoe Main Ct
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SPECIAL AND
IMPORTANT NesR'HCEG.

"A LII persons having Unpaid Ac-
4 IA counts with the Subscribers, are
requested to make immediate payment,
and are hereby notified that all accounts
remaining unsettled at the first day of
February, will be left with an Attorney
for collection. All accounts must be
settled a; least twice year, or we must
stop giving credit.
B. L. HARDON g. CO.
jail d&wistf
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Wanted.
Wanted.
w A II z D.

ON or before April lst Cottage Hcuse or a good
~ tenement for small family without children.-
Address Box 2l5. dtf rs
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For Sale.

A BRICK house on Pleasant street, containing Is
n large rooms, conveniently arranged for two
snenents, with excellent water, cellaTage, wood
ouse and a new barn, suitable for 3 horses The lot
nntans 1880 feet OF land and is 20 feet 'front.' and $50
Get deep. II is stocked with numerous varieties of the
nest sorts of fruit trees, in good bearing condition.
ny one desiring this valuable and eligible property.
ill please call JOS. LOWELL, Jr, and he will end
1e terms to suit him. JAZZ ds2aw 3m
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HUKALP1OAI . Z AVoA4 DOWN11OIu 11UIUIUY, -
TNoR sale by EDWARD Prest, cor. OF Main e. Myrtle
L street No 42 NJ I; P. Union, G, H. Harlow,
Front street., and Reed d. Clark, Main st, fI5 dtf
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REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

"a The Valuable Farm in the North part of exx.
. the city, within twenty minutes ride of the fE9S
.slA Court House. Said Farm consists Of abUul-=1A-
Is acres othfify woodland, As Of pasturage of
the best quality and IS acres of arabic land in high
of cultivation, with orchard Of the best select
cd Fruit Trees, just getting in bearing cond ton.
Never failing springs can be found in every LOT; and
in This particular the farm is not surpassed The farm
is also well walled, the dwelling house is in good
pair and the barns and oulbuildngs in good cond-
ton.
The farm being well stocked, and provided with all
The necessary farming TOOLS which will be sold
able no further outlay would lie necessary carry it
to the best advantage.
To person desiring a country residence capable of
being rendered highly rnaInental and productive with
a very email outlay and also 10 the practical f4rmer
the above presents valuable opportunity tor invest
ment For terms. apply to MARSHALL FLAGG,
Worcester, or AUGUSTUS FLAGG, Boston.
fbI diff
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Waushac1m Lake Ice.

DERSONS desi,ous of being supplied. the roming
L season, with pure SPRING WAFER ICE, from
Ia RESPECTFULLY invited leave their
ORDERS either at the OF d, Reyes, corner of
Man aud School streets, the City Hail Market, or
with the subscriber at he Office Of the Worcester
Naslua Railroad Company, No. 10 ARK Block. Wan
shaocum Lake is situateu IN the of Sterling, and
is of tne purest sheets Of in the state, being
fed entirely by Springs 7. w. HAMMOND.
January % is T. DIFF
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FOR SALE,

tEa WOOD and Timber Lot, containing about
rps twelve acres situated on the East shore Of Long
Pond, short distance northerly of the Floating
fridge. Apply for terms E. ID. HEMENWAY.
Worcester, February 10, 1854. d1w%
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I'm experienced Nurse

" A. OLIFFoRDs,
febl3 DIM No. Edward ST.
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For Sac or Exchange,

xeA A FARM, situated in Shrewsbury, about
Ii miles rom Worcester, containing 60 acres of
land, with the buildings thereon. 1t will be sold
ite and The purchaser can have the stock and TOOLS
: he chooses. For particulars, inquire Of A. PEAS
EE at the Market, under the City Hall fla deod3m
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Bargains in Thin Dress Goods

"A II -
Chamberlin, B arnard, & Co.'s!
NM have decided to display the
Wv Stock left on hand, in
SUMMER DRESS GOODS!!
and all the Rich Bareges, Tissues, Gren-
adines, &c, have been Marked Down
many of the styles to half the former
prices, and ALL will be offered very
cheap.
Good Barreges at 10 l-2 Cts, former
ly 30 to 25 cts.
A large lot of handsome styles, at one
shilling, which were last Summer 25 cts
to two shillings.
Nice Satin Plaids, at 25 cts, formerly
so cts.
All Silk Grenadines, at 25 cts, for
merly so
Very Rich Plaid and Fig'd Barreges,
at 81 I-2 cts
Our customers will find it for their adj
vantage to select something at this time,
for another season, and the assortment
also offers many desirable and appropri-
ate styles for EVENING AND PARTY
DRESSES, which will be included in
the sale.
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Conartnershin.
T,eicester Rank

AtIC6sb0L bduhl
TENHE Stockholders of the Leicester Bank are hereby
notified that special meeting will be held their
Banking Rooms, IN FRIDAY the 24th inst. at . ocPk
2. NJ, TO act on the following business:
To if the Stockholders will authorize the Direct
ors to petition the Legislature for increase of their
capital stock, and any other business that may
legally come before them.
By order Of the Directors,
ID. f. MERRIAM, Cashier.
Leicester, February 9, 1854. febI0 dtf24
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BOOKS B00KS-B00Ks!
John Keith & Co. s Bulletin of New Books,
No. 239 MaIn street,
The Workingman's way in the world, or the auto
biogaphy Of a journeymau printer
Classic and Historic Portraits, by James Bruce
Massachusetts Register Tor 1854
Mechan cal Theory of Storms, bv T. Basnett.
Theological Essays, by f. d Maurice
The attic philosopher in Paris, peep at the world
from garnet, from the French Of Emile Souvestre.
Letters 10 Young men, by Dc Quincy
"fIarper" for February. f5+t
Hume's History OF England, Little & Browns new
edition, large octave, vols.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House, at
the Five Points, By the Ladies of the Mission
Sketches of the Irish Bar, by hichard Lalor Spell,
2 vols.
smms poems, vols.
Philosophy ofPhysics, by Andrew Brown,
The Partisan, by Simms Es
John. is a Cousin in the hand worth two COunIs In
The Bush by Emile Caren.
The Church of Christ, by Henry James.
Philosophical Writers, by DeQuincy.
Priscilla, Trials for the Truth, by Rev J. Ban
ward a
American Almanac, 1854.
Rollo in Europe, and the Atlantic, by Jacob ABB
bolt.
Haps and Mshaps by Grace Greenwood
Campbell's lOetical WORKS. edited by Epes Sargent.
The Flash Times of Alabama and Mississippi, by
Baldwin.
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Worcester, February |, 1854
N. b. The business of the late 4 m will be contin-
ned, Al the cid stand, by the senior partner, AHAZ
BASSETT.
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The undersigned having disposed of their interest in
the Wholesale Pr0duce business, TO Ahsz Busselt (he
mendng him to their Ons, and the public, who hay
81 generously bestov ed their fayors upon US
THOMAS EARLE, T. & D. X EARLE.
o. X EARLE,
WOrcesler February |. 1854. IL -
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FT'HE eoparneTshp heretofore exit ting under the firm
of Basset Earle, < Brother, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons Indebted 10 the laie
firm are respectfully requested 10 call aud settle with
out delay Either Of the parners are authorized 10
use the name OF The late firm, in all matters pertaining
TO the settlement of i s affairs
AHAZ DASSETT,
TH0M rs EARLE,
... o. X. EARLE
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NEW RO OK S ,

II Il w AZ - ~ "a .
At Aliens Book Store, 275 Main Street,
HARRINGTON BLOCK.
Priscilla, Trials for the Truth, by Rev Joseph
Barnard.
Rev Jacob Aabott's rev book, Rollos Tour in Eu
rope.
Hot Corn, ife Scenes in New York, illustrated.
Ilaps and Mshaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by MIS- II. Marion
Stephens.
Dress as a Fine Art, by Mrs MerrifelI.
Fern Leaves from FauDs's Portfolio,
Little Ferns, for Fanns 5 Lille Friends,
My Two Sisters, by Mrs Emily Judson
The Bookstore, by Mcleod
The Wind Spirit ana The Rain Goddess,
Busy Moments of an idle Woman
Poems by John Il SAKE
Lectures TO Young Men, by Clark.
Young Mans Friend BY Daniel g. Eddy
Young Ladies Counsellor, BY Wise
Mem iis of Rev DR. ludson, by Wayland
Light on the DARK River, i Memoirs OF Mra Hamin.
Scribner's Mechanics Companion.
Spiritual Telegraphc Opposition Line, by Camp
bell. jd20 ou
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Ra8E ChANCE!!!

Q TOOK of Boots and Shoes for sale at Great Bar
= gain, with lease Of store. To any wishing to
engage in the business, this offers cry favorable op
ponunty, as prOntabe business has been done.
Q Rire on the premises, NO. s. Main St, or Of
e. A. GOODN0W,
No. Pipers Block.
NIB. The goods will be offered at retail, greatly
reduced prices until otherwise disposed of the stock
must he closed off immediately.
Worcester, Jan 3d. ga. dlsf
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Buildings Removed.
l0OTS & SHOES SELLING ar COST /!
SNO w & SPURR.

WISHING TO reduce their stock Of Boots and Shoes,
w TO make room for Spring Goods, will offer, for
EN- DAYS, their entire stock of goods, with the
option OF Rubbers, cost which consists Of every
lefty Of Mems, Women's Boys. Misses and Childrens
io0ts and Shoes, of which they have very Large
Assortment. These goods Will be sold only for Cash.
Pa SNOW 4 SPUR, os
January 90, 1854, disaw
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A valuable Farm for Sale.

~ THE Subscriber, being advaoced in lie, and
Itm& feeling the inlrmities OF age, wishes sell his
Farm, situated in Sutton, about one fourth of
mile from the centre, containing One Hundred Acres OF
excel cent land
The buildings consist of two Houses Barns, two
Sheds, large Clearinghouse, shop, Wood house, Hog
house and other out buildings. For the production of
Grass, Grain, Vegetables and nit, the Farmi is
passed by any of lis size in There is upon said
Farm three Orchards Of select and choice Apple Trees
also variety Of Peach, Pear Ounce, Cherry and Plum
trees IN fOurShing and bearing condition.
Out lands be had it'll he premises, and stock of
Farming tools, aud Hay if desired.
Said Farm is three miles from tht b. & w. Il r. De-
pot, and the same from the p d w. R. r. Depot, at
Mlbury and the same from the Depot of the latter
Wilbinsunville. DANIEL TEHNEY,
Sutton, Feb. Is. 1854, febl5dw e.