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Public, No. H..
JOINT RESOLUTION directing the con

public surveys in Alabama with The boundary line be-
tween the Siulcs of Alabama and Florida
helGeL by Tie senate 0l H0uSe IF Representatives, OF
tie GAite2 Suites II fRic0 in Gang, asSembted That
the connexion of the publc surveys in Alabama with the
boundary line between the States of Alabama and Florida,
shah he made under The direction of the General Land
OIce and that he be executed early practical
Bile.
Approved 2,th June 1854.
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MCCONNELL & CO.'S EMPRESS.

MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS,
Exchange and B.,ki Office. Main street, Coloma
Mcdonnell Co daily Lxlress to Sacramento,
connecting with W,llS Fargo x 10 S Express to san
Francisco Oregon. Atauc .>tates Canadus ahd Europe.
Treasure packages. parcels etc forwarded with safety
and despatch sIuea! attention given to the collection Of
notes and UccOults
sight bills yhange drawn all parts of the Atlantic
States. Cauadas and Luope. Checks light all parts
of California
deposits received, special or otherwise. GOLD DUST
bought MCCONNELL Y co.
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DIRECTORS
janaSros IiH%s fl Lvxesros, JAMES AN Mck.i, K F'S
Eh,5AH E+,E ! + Wlht,,As sa.> HS'sol2s, = S,,,u.
Edwin MORGAN, President.
JAMES McKAY Secretary.
regular semi-monthly Express is dispatched from
W san Francisco the lst and 10Th, and fom ~ York
the 5h and 2Dh Of each month"; by the mail steamers
ca'se of our own messenger though to destination.
eaSure and small pa, cells for shipment I'D TO
the esl bco.e the departure of the steamers
Treasure s,i ed .def open iolces in of the New
lo companies Lloyds, i'll London, the option
shippers
regular semi monthly Express for Oregon despatch
ed by tg steamers of the Pacific Mail steamship Company
IyLANn RpCrES An Exp esS fot Sacramento and Marys
vile il slesmtchcd daily undays eXccpteo) O'Clock
NJ, ia charge Of careful and t-ty gers, connecting
sacramento with Rhodes Y Lusk's LIily Express to
Shasta ami iela and with Hunter n Co Daily Express
to FlucclIle aud all parts of l." Dorado county.
daily tApress is sent from office in Sacramento to
Tough and Ready, Grass alley and Nevada Also daily
Expltss Auburn, Ohir, Yankee jim and all parts
Placer county
Todds Express for Stockton Sonora, Mokelumne HILL
Mario.a aud all the principal camps ii the southern mines
is despatched daily on our olhce IN an Francisco Gun
messengers supplied with iron safes for the security OF
treasure sed TO their Ou. connections the
Atlantic side equal if not superior to any other Caol-
mia Express. We connect at New York with he following
well krowu lines, viz The American Express Company,
rlunj.g Via Buffalo and Lunkrk to Clevetid. Sandlsky.
Toledo. Cincinnati, - Louis. Detroit. Chicago Crceia.
The Harden Express Boston, Philadelphia, ialti-
more, Wa hington etc. Pullen, Virgil n Co.'S Vermont
and Canida I.XWess davenport. Mason u Co 5 New
Bedford Express an4 Lyingsto. Wells y Co.'S European
.Xpress connection with their express business they
viii also sact general Banking, Exchange and coec-
tou business. General ad special deposits recevcd-cul-
lcctions aid remauces made in all parts of California Or
cgon the Atlantic States and Europe, with pionptnoss and
despatch
Gold Dust gold and silver coin and bullion bought and
sold Mo4ey advanced gold dust deposits for transmits
coinage sight exchange on New orll and Boston
for sale at teht races.
Draft. ao drawn payable At The following places, viz
NEW YORK. PENNSt tLvANi
Albany Troy Utica, Syria phlaelia Elie louisville
er.e. Oswcgo Auburn, Gc- headng
ucya Canil,tigua. Lock MICHIGAN.
port Rochester Bualo il Detroit. Mo Adian. Ann
ycr Greek, DuDkilk, West Arbor Niles, Battle Creek
field. INDIANA.
MASSACHUSETTS. South Bend, Michigan City.
Boston ILLINOIS
RHODE ISLAND. Chicago, Galena, Springfield,
Providence Peoria.
CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN
Stoningon. Milwaukee, Kacino.
MISSOURI.
Ashtaiula Nena. Cleveland St. Louis
Newaih Mansfield, Colum- CANADA WEST
bus rmidgicld candusky, Toronto, Iiamtlton.
Toledo. PLnls' lie. Layton, CANADA
Lauc.vllp Cincinnati, lifin NIoutreal Quebec
Mt. Venom WELLS FARGO Il co
KENTUCKY. MCDONNELL. " Go Agents.
Louisville November I9-ltf
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Livery and Exchange Statle.
SADDLE HORSES
DAGUEREOTYPES.

HID RADLENi> (lae Johnson's.) daguerrean Gallery and
I'D Stock Depot street. between 3rd aud 4h, Sacra~
mento Dagueooypes taken at this Gallery with all the
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
will find a. this establishments large assortment of plates,
aes apparatus chemicals, We, for sale at San Francis
60 rceS All orders, accompanied by the cash, promptly
attended to. h. W. BRADLEY ~
street. SaeEamento, Io--tl
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ADAMS & CO.
nAIYKzNG g. EXPRESS CErZCE,
AT Coloz11a and GEORGETOWN.

EATgTEzNG e. EXPRESS CErzCE,
AT Colon1a and GEORGETOWN.
Sight BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn on any of our
- Offices in the following places; t
Boston, Baltimore, Washington,
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville.
Philadelphia st Louis, y. Orleans, London
Also payable at the following banks:
Exchange Bank. .Plttsburg,
!>liis Y Morton 80. Cincinnati,
a. =: Hunt Y co '..''..'.'... Louisville.
Z. W. Ch4k BIo...... .........St Louis
Mechanics n Farmers Bank .....Albany,
Utica City BANK .......... 80. l tica,
Bank OF syracuse e. Syracuse,
Bank OF Auburn Auburn,
bank OF Attlt.s' bUiis0,
'iGo. smith Y co... hlcaGo,
Alex Mitchell, Eile N Marine Ins. co. ... Milwaukee
Michigan State Bank Detroit,
Com Br. Bank Of the State Bk Of Ohio ... Cleveland
Clinton Eank Cou,nbus Q.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT.
General deposits received without charge. Also spe-
eia deposits received. Sight checks drawn on all the prn-
cipal towns in California and Oregon.
lNSU RA n L.
We have made arrangements for insurance to the extent
powered insure for other parties gold dust bars coin
and merchandise to and from New York and this city, by
endorsement bills of ladng at the tine Of shipment
UdIiF EMPRESS to and from SACRAMENTO, san
Francisco and all parts of California.
k.xFress 10 OREGoS.
g AUSTRALIA.
s"mi-Nonth y in.lress to the Atlantic States and
Europe. hy the Panama and Nicaragua Routes. by both
of which send regular messengers. Treuss sent by
his EXpres. is always deposited in the Mint Phialcl
lhil before that sent by amy othea company.
l9ltf A. ~ VAN GU ELDER, AGENT
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HAVE WE 4 BOURBON "
AMONG US

All persons interested in having this question solved will
find immense aid (nd comfoh) III bole OF that fine Old
Wbi,k.v at fine lSilcK ~ lPE decl7
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Placcry.lle Livery and Exchange
S%M,&N.E,

q lTtATED at the junction of -Uain and Sacramento
~ streets
~TLNENS 4 co would call the attention OF the
riding public to their
5N'Tc11~rtcr e tr@[Trr7"rrr r7r7 = TT y
which they have lately erected, aud wouI info them
hat they prepared to furnish sam liz HtRSES
Of he bes kind either by the day week. reasonable
terlns. Also. BCGGlES to let.
Anrti Il az ats. III. lad TO housekeeping by the
day month Also, to the purchase and sale ofhors4s.
Place vile. nov I9.ltf
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THE BRICK STORE.
Neat and COEatly.

IL who wish become 50. will do well to call the
"a "CoiCma ShgrWg AalooH.' Main Street, next
door to the Virginia Saloon, and have themselves Sh0u
Trimmed aud ShmlOonsd in the best and most approved
style, by JOSEPH SMALLWOOD.
.Colnna. May 81 1854 2Stf
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understand which is preferabethe plan suggested the
original resolution or the resolution modified by the
proposed amendment And do not see any necessity for
Immediately passing this resolution think we had bet
ter pass the resolution by Let have an opportunity
10 understand the proposition before we vote upon it
Mf MASON. IL the senator will give me the floor, |
viii move to postpone the further consideration of the
resolulion IN order 10 have an executive session
Mr bADGEk. ! am going 10 submit that motion my
sell move that II be postponed until this day fort
night. e. IT III
Mr.; RUSK. think the better plan would be TO refer
1t TO the COMMITTEES on Military Affairs
MT. SHIELDS liitwere referred to me this moment.
should either say this bill ought to be defeated ought
to pass as II is. reI IN - satrfrEi4fs.e
Mr.. KUSK. Without any amendment
Mr. SHlELDS. ! will agree to the amendment sug
gested by the honorable senator but prefer to take the
mo'on OF the senator from North Carolina postpone,
mol that we can obtain any lgh, upon the subject,
but to satisfy the Senate.
The further consideration OF the resolution was &C.
cordngly postponed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION r
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF ex
ecuve business; and after some time spent therein, the
doors were reopened, and 4a
The Senate adjourned.
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oyyIorxs or THE RrvorurlosAKy ARMY.

Mr. MASON. The morning business is through,
believe, and move that the Senate proceed 10 the
consideration of executive business.
Mr., EVANS. | have no desire TO interfere with the
motion of the honorable senator from Virginia, but
will remark that there bill upon your table, Mr. Presi-
dent 10 provide for the final settlement OF the claims oil
the officers Of the revolutionary army and oil the widows
and orphan children OF those who died in the service
do not ask that il be taken up now for consideration
but desire say in relation il, that would be graft
fled il time could be fixed when could be taken up
and considered II il be in order, will move thai be
made the special order for morning for one
hour think il could then be considered without inter
ferng with other business
MIR, MASON So far as am concerned, have no
objection 10 Withdrawing my motion for that purpose
but would suggest to the senator that il would be BETTER
perhaps 10 let it lie until next week, that
have opportunity get through with the business Of
executive session. and then dispose Of that bill
think il will engender debate. and, perhaps protracted
debate vi 4@"
Mr., EVANS will then change the motion, and move
that be made the special order for Monday next.
The Senate proceeded the consideration of said bill.
and the motion being agreed to- the further consideration
thereof postponed to- and made the special order OF
the day for, Monday, The llth inst.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.
Mr.. MASON. Inow renew my motion to proceed TO
the consideration of executive business. t6t rls
The motion being agreed TO, the Senate accordingly
proceeded to the consideration Of executive business
and after some time spent therein, the doors
opened, and agE g5 Ura3
The Senate adjourned. .
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Mr. PETIT submitted the following resolution ,
which was considered by unanimous consent and agreed
to:
Rssotped, That he President be requested inform the
senate, AZ as early day convenient whether the pro-
visions aud sPusiions the part the United Staes
y treaty made with The Porawstomie Indians Ihe
2Sth day 81 October, 1892 in Indiana particularly toe
9TH srtcle of said treaty and the promises sbd .tpua
tons which Colonel A. Q Pepper, their removing ssenb
was anthCfzed 20 and dd make 10 said tribe o Indians
by virtue o Instructions dated April 2s 1895 signed by The
eommisseY general Of 'ubsisence, and file IN
office o the Con missioner o. Indian Affairs, have been
performed and fully compiled with add II fully perform.
ed aud cop piled with transmit the Senate copies Of
s the vouchefs showing such fuhment aud plauce
and, VI no, fully pefofned 10 inform the Senate III what
such failure cnats, and Whist amount OF money viii fol
compensate SAID tbe oindians Tor such failure or non.
performances the pat Of the Uned States and that he
likewise unioaie copy Of said Instruction., he
Senate.
M DOCK AND RAILWAYS AT PENSACOLA
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Lumbcrmcn of York County,
kE MOTT

TIME subscriber having purchased Of Messrs.
l. George IL Whppc, the right to use aud vend
in York County, Gilrians Patent Machine for saw.
ing Clapboarls, Lalhs, Shingles, Blinds, Sash and
Door SIuils also. Fence Pickeis, Bedsiead Stats,
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Backs, &c Nc.
Also, Wagon Spokcs, giving the right taper with.
out changing ends OF the oll, is now ready TO dis.
pose of town rights in said County. This Machine
is capable Of saving 1000 Of Single in fifty min.
uies 1000 Of Lail in thirty minutes! 900 feet
Of Box boards IN 10 minutes. One Of the Ma
chimes is in operation a, my shop in Biddelord,
where lunbcrnen are invited TO call aud witness
its operations. Machines can at all times be- fur.
nishcd al short notice. JAMES I. NICHOLS.
Biddeforl, February 25th, 1854. 0-ti
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Valuable House for Sale!
On ExHlANGE

TINE Subscribe oilers for sale, or in exchange
l. for olher propery,lhe large aud comfortable
dwelling house 10 which he formerly lived SIT.
uated on the corner of South and Kossuth SIS.
The house is in complete repair convenient in,
its arrangements, and very pleasantly hcaicd
well stocked with choice and thriving iiuit trees,
strawberries, raspberies, gGoseberrics, &c, &c.
This offer sworh the attention Of any man who
may wish To secure first class residence in this
hourishng village. ID. f. SOMES.
Biddeford Fob 1, ISL . If
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Buzzelrs Vegetable Bilious Bitters!

This medicine Is Of long standing Ii is no new
nOsirum got up To deceive the public "a thousands
ut the citizens Oi this StIte have and will testify
The Proprietor has certificates frUm all parts OF
the State, recommending them above all others for
the various diseases for which they have been adj.
mlnl>ered.
For iuMoRs, DR.. Buzzell's Bitters are an in.
falllble remedy. Their reputation il established
When the Humor appears externally, BUzzELL's
IMPROVED HUMoR OINTMENT should be applied,
aud relief will be immediate and a cure evrniu.
ally become permanent. Price 81 cents per
Bottle.
Sold o, Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No.
20 Market Square, Portland, and by his agents
Throughout the State. l7-Sw
AGENTs--J G Rollins, r Gilman, Saeo DR.. C. W
PiersOn, DIR l. Lord, Biddetordi J n SaywaTd, al
fredi |. Milken, Clay, A W Hanson, Geo Gil.
Inan, BHItoHi NJ Smith, L Libby, Moses Dunn, -
Bradbury, RdOn Pinkham 4 Co, Gilbert K TaIbOX,
Hollis J 4 Leavitt, Downs. HdterbOrO'j II
Bennett, SaIV0rdi G w snow, v BsrEiek; J q
Thompson, Stephen knight, S BtrVieki VI Z BTooks,
mi0ti MelntiIe, Bngd"n, u Narriel, York
G VI Freeman, \ NJ Norton, Cape .Nsddoeki A Warren,
James Cousins, KsRRsbHRki ~ Luques, John Keen,
ksRasbaRkPort; A \ Hayes, Kinsry; : Osbodne, G
Li.ilehsld, HsNs = II Smith, w Nsse6sidi Wood,
-NtraSidi Macarthur, LiuaisgtOHi 4 = Os, oTne, "
Li@iRRtoHi L. BIazo, stacy 4 Co, Porter g NJ
Rendeil a. sou ParsORs6sidi Fuller, Il PGrs0HSasld,
ELIAS Libby, Limerick
Also, DR. J. A. Berry, SacO.
NATHAN WOOD, No. 20 Market Square, Portland
Genera, Agent for Maine, 1896
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PATENTS.

.urprc.NAN FOR EIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSlN ESS
WITH n g PATENT OFFICE,
Wa IA W %
WASHINGTON.
| m. 76 Sfafe NJ. OpDOSitc kilby 81, B0SI0n.
avs ~ s'1'. s's .,,oy o,NvrNTops
UMPORTANT INFORMATION 20 ~ 49,, Nc
nee, u.der the Act OF IoJ') dseI .,,a, y, 49,.
advantages, In applying Tor patents s,ranssmsn,s
offered inventors by others, nas nd sondnsisJ ms,
whereby on sPpliea'"n, p'spa mH.sad of TWENTY. n,
him, THlRlf DoLLhhs l.'i,,sd Inv him in Ease
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X E N N E d Y S
The Greatest Of the Age !

MR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered In one Of
wi our common pasture weeds remedy that cures EN-
cry KIND OF IlUMOli, from the worst scroiua down
to common Pmpe. lie has tried II In over eleven hun
dred cases. and failed except In two. lie has now
in ms possession two hundred certificates OF Its value,
all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth.
One three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pinples
ON the face.
Two 10 three bottles will clear the system Of biles.
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
cases Of erysipelas.
One to two bottles warranted to cure all humOr in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running in the ears
and blOtches In the hair.
Four TO six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scay cruptons Of the skin.
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases Of ring worm.
Two % three bottles are warranted 10 cure the most ues-
perate cases Of rheumatism.
Three to six bottles are warranted to salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will the very worst cases Of
serofula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
perfc cure warranted when the above quantity Is taken
To those who subject to sick headache, one bottle
will always IT, IL gives great relief In catarrh aud
dizziness Some who have taken have been costye Tor
years. and have been regulated by it, Where the body Is
sound il works quite easy but where there Is derange-
ment Of the functions Of nature will cause very singular
feelings, but you must not be alarmed Always us
appear In four days to week There never bad
result from on the contrary when that feeling Is gone,
you will feel yourself like new person. have heard
some Of the most exrayagant encomums Of 1t that ever
man listened to.
No change Of diet ever necessary.
RoxpuRY, Sept. 10, 1858.
This is 10 certify that H. n. Hay, Druggist, PORT
land, is the duly authorized General Agent Jor my
Medical discovery for the State Of Maine, and that he
is supplied nth TIE genuine, direct from NY Laoori-
tory. DONALD KENNEDY.
Agents, james Sawyer, NJ. D., Biddefordj Tristram
y, Afredi and by Medicine dealers everywhere. $50
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Removal.
To the DySpeptiC!

A RE you afflicted with DYSPEPSIA? Does your
n food dislieSs your Have you diseased Law
ER- Pain about the shoulders, side, &c! Are
YOU troubled with COsTivESESs? Are YOU subject
To DIZZINESS AND HEADACHE Have you poIr
appetite Docs your food become acid ON the
Stomach aud distress YOU Are your skin and
eyes Yellow Do you feel dull and languid? II
YOU haze any Of these complaints, the best remedy
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M Ut UAL
Fire Insurance Company,
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ID - @ CD
INCORPORATED in 1897, since which time
l. II has made but one assessment, and none for
I'D years. Insurance taken 10 three.iourtlls ol
value; onc.lourh Of Premium being cash, and
three.fourths a note without interest. Rates are
from 4 Ia per cent. for seven years NO loss
has occurred since May, 1852.
NATH'L NJ ToWLE, Prest
EDwAED p. BUuNIlAM, Scc'y.
June 10Th, 1898. 2O-u
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MelOdeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

VNHE subscriber has received the exclusive
l. agency Of Saco and Biddciurd for the sale
of the above named instruments, manufactured
by b. +. Tohin IL Co. Nashua n. II. They are
combined with the valuable principle Of CAR
HARRIS PATENT, which for elegance Of man.
uiaciurc and unri,aled beauty OF tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices according 10 style and finish, from SO TO
$50. Those wishing Tor Instruments respect.
fully solicited 10 call at No As Cults Island, Saco,
and also at the residence Of Rev. J. Hubbard,
corner of Hill and Pool Sis, B,ldcinrd, and ex.
anime an assortment OIL, a and ociayes.
X. NJ. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. of
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Valuable House for Sale or
Exchange.

"A Saco 10 Biddefori, will sell or exchange
for real estate in Biddeiord. my new two story
house, situated on High Street, opposite the resi-.
depce Of David Fenald. The house contains eight
rooms, IS couvenient 10 its arrangements, and very
pleasantly located, and has good garden, cistern,
&c. This Offer Is worth the attention Of sny one
who may wish to secure first class residence in
tie pleasant village Of Saeo. .
Saco, April "a, 1854
l5-tf JOSHUA CHADBoURNE.
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SUDDOrtcrs.

SUPPoRTERS & TRUSSES Of the lates, and
- most approved styles, kep, by DR.. n. BROOKS,
Also, Banning's Patent Lace, kept only by
n. BROOKS, MAIS ST., SAco.
Saco, Feb. 3, 1854.
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FOR SALE,
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
And other Valuable Real Estate.

And other Valuable Real Estate.
rJNHE following described Real Estate, comprs.
Il ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated IN the villages Of Saco and Biddeford,
will he sold by tie proprietors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Rail-
road Depo,s of Bideeiord aud Saco-a portion Of
them above the Railroad, and portion below, in
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
u line view Of both villages. They are advania.
gcously situated for the residence OF persons hav-
ing business in either Saco or Blddeiord, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep
percl Square, and live minutes walk of the Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde-
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, anj with side
walks, has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddciord, nd placing
them within three minutes walk Of Satb's Cor
ner. From this bridge street is gadcd To the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and to Water street.
The newroad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will intenect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bidde
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie-
tors have u dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous To the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills ON said island. On one of the lots is u new
Cottage house with stable, which will he sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists of a acres, and is situated on the West.
crn side of the Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
of the SacO Depot.
Warrantee Deeds will he given Of all lots sold
by the propretos, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. E.
Somes, Biddcford; JOsephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, n. H.; William p. Newell
Manchester, n II.
For further particulars, Us TO prices aud condi.
iions, inquire of ID. L. S0Ni2S, of Biddeiord
Agent for the Proprietor. 5-r
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ERENCH and American Zlnc, for outside and
Il inside Painting, for sale by ID. Z. SOMES.
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