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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-17
MRS. WINSLoW.-An Experienced Mrs,
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.

The world is astonished at the wonderful cures per-
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER, prepared
by CURTIS PERKINS Its equal has never been
known for removing pain in all the cure Of
spinal complaints cramp in the limbs and stomach, rheu-
matsm in all its forms, bilious choic chs and fever
burns sore throat and gravel it is decidedly the best
medicine in the world. Evidence of the most wonderful
cures ever performed by any medicine circulars in
the hands of Agents. You may be positively sure
lief if you use it, Millions of bottles of medicine have
been sold in New England past six eight years-it
now for the first time being introduced into the prin
cpal towns in New York.
b. Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing the nama
are base limitations Price 49, 25 and 374 cents Per bot
tie, according to size.
Also for sale those pure WILD CHERRY BITTERS,
for the cure of Bilious and Jaunce complaints and gem
eral debility They quicken the blood give new life
and energy to the whole system. Price only rs cents in
pint bottles. CURTIS PERKINS
149 Chambers street, New York
AGENTS in Worcester, NJ. B. Green, L. T. Lazell Bush
Co. and c. A. Harrington Co.; New Worcester
jerks 4 vassal; Shrewsbury, L. G. Knowlton Fitch
burg ]. b. Lane and Thomas Choate; Leomnster A. T.
Perkins, Sterling; A. NJ Lee and by dealers in medicine
throughout the country. deod&w1y o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-17

A FRENCH WOMAN desires a place to do
IA housework in small family.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-17

q ODGING ROOMS TO LET-Peasantly
situated in different parts of the citylurnshed or
UNFINISHED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-17

A PRoTESTAN IRISH GIRL recently
IA arrived, desires place to do housework or small
wages.
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE

nPtiI AT
42sA p u B l. @ A u @ OTTO n e.
viii he sold at Public Auction, TUESDAY, the oath
day Of October instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ New Eng
land Village, in Grafton the following described
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
of Smith Pratt insoyent debtors All their right title
and interest," in and unto rtaiu Dwelling House. and
about one OF Land, adjoining the Quinsigamond Ho-
Moving and Tlage Laud, lying between the road leading
from New England Village to the Boston and Worcester
Railroad and the Hovey Pond Also, about lot acres Of
Cultivated land called "ByrOn Lott situated near the
Upper Mills, in n E. Village. Also all their interest in
Quinsigamond Hotel Estate Also, the "IIarlow Mills es-
tate consisting of about l5 Of land dwelling house.
and water privilege situated in Shrewsbury Also about
265 acres land in Shrewsbury, Long Pond, ormery
owned by Lothrop and others. Also the Dwelling House
and land, in which said Smith lives in N. T.. Village
and, also the Estate adjoining called the "Polard Es-
tate" Also the Ray Place, called, in N. Z. Village.
Also the Cottage Place, called, opposite the Quinsga-
mond Hotel Also, about ten of Land on the road
leading to Worcester opposite the Upper M in n II.
Village Also one House Lot ad Joining the "Copp Place"
in N. Il. Village, the road leading to the Boston and
Worcester Railroad-and also, two other House Lots
near the one last described the side said road
Also, one Lot of Land near the Water Privilege, in
"Wateryie District in N E. Village. Also, the Thomp-
son House, so called, mn f. Village Also, lot of Land
and Barn. thereon-and, also, other Lot containing
about 81 acres, and Orchard. Also, three Pews in the
Westinghouse of the Baptist Society," in N. Il. Village and
one Pew, in the Methodist Westinghouse in said village
Also, one Pew in the Second Baptist Westinghouse and
also one do in the Methodist Westinghouse in Grafton
Also, House the "DaVis Mln and the Machinery
in said MILL viz: 100 LOOMS 1865 Spindles and the ne
cessary preparations Spinning Frames-224 spndles
Cloth Machines. Sundry Supplies Tools &c. One Safe,
Hay Scales, yoke of Oxen, Caryal, Top Buggies
Chaise, common Wagons, Horse Cart and Harness,
single do, Ilaers Horse Blankets, Buffalo Robes, sc.
Also, Plows, Harrow, and large variety of Farming
Utensils, and other articles not above mentioned Also
Per Order of Asslgnees.
ALEX. PUTNAM, 81 S. NJ REDDING, Auct'rs.
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REEDS PATENT RANGE.

rms Range is constructed the strictest scientific
principles with the idea of performing all its Offices in
the most perfect manner with the least possible fuel and
possesses merits unsurpassed by any Range
For sale BY J. HILTON, No. Mechanic street.
o. dim
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN US b.
While the proprietor has to be proud Of the es-
lablishmen of the Tonic short time upon so firm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that success is owing IN
great degree to the real excellence Of the article ITSELF
1t will therefore be rgidy kept to the ognel standar
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world can see Vol
untary testimony is daily offered, showing its efficacy as
agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Uair
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Daudrun,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to-
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have &C L.
I. LAZELL, Worcester Mass.," blown in the glass.
Price rs per bottles large bottles (pnts cts, with
D liberal discount to the trade
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All
aers by mail EXPRESS otherwise, promptly executed.
L. T. LAZELL Druggist,
VI deod&wtf 201 Main st
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Fifty Houses for Sale
Tn aerent parts of the City; also 200 House Lots This
pro,crty can be bought ON the most liberal terms.
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4&1iiA p u b Lie AU CTION.
VIII he sold at Public Auction, on TUESDAY the oath
day of October Instant at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at New Eng
land Village, in Grafton, the following described
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NGm ADVERTISEMENTS.

LEWIS G.. MUM, $500.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE, EMPL0fMbNI' AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 1913 Main-Street, Up stars, worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-17
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

This incompar
Representation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
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nAIsaM OF WILD cIrEnny,

TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION,
dad az other diseases Of Tie Pulmonary Orga,,s
The greater the value Of any discov cry, the high
CT Il Is held IA the esteem of the pubic, and so
mucl, IN proportion Is that public liable TO be i'm.
posed upon by the spurious limitations Of ignorant,
designing and dishonest men.
Now that this preparation Is well known 10 he
a more certain cure for inopient CONSUME
TON, ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, and all similar alice.
tons, than any other remedy known, there are
found those 80 villanc usly wicked as TO concoci
spurious aud perhaps poisonous mixture, and
rry 10 palm II or as the genuine Balsam.
This is to caution dealers, aud the public gen.
orally, against purchasing aAy other than that
having the written sign uure Of !. BUTTS, W The
wrapper.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, only
by SETH w. FoWLE, Boston, Mass, to whom
all orders should be addressed, and for sale by his
agents 2w5l
Agents.. >. Sawyer, s. 8. Lord, Bilde ford !;
II. Gilman, J. q. Rollins, Saco; A. Warren, Ken.
ncbunkr J. Cousins, A. s. Luques, Kennebunk
port: w. Lulefeld, Wells; Sayward & Weber,
Alfred; J. Merrill. Springvale; g. ii, Snow, N.
Berwick; J. G. Thompson, S. Berwick; ii. A.
Pike, Cornish; G.. Gilman, Buxton; J. Bracket,
w. Parsons6eld; J. Bracke,t, Z. Parsonsfeld.
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26. The u. s. mail
steamship George Law, from Aspfnwnll on
the night OF The 10th inst, arrived nj New
York last Monday evening", bringing San
Francisco papers Of LIST inst, upwards of
200 passengers, and about 81, 500, 900 in
specie on freight.
The Geo. Law connected with the steam-
er Sonora, which brough, down TO Panama
upwards OF 81 800 900 in specie on freight.
The George Law reports the u. S. steam.
or Princeton al Kingston, Panama, whence
she would sail on the l2;h Tor Aspinwall.
The u. S. steamer Susquehanna was 10
sail from Acapulco 18th inst, for Philadel-
phia via Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro.
The u. S. steamer Mississippi was still
nj Benicis when the Sonora len San Fran
:isco.
The news from California is even of less
importance than usual.
The want OF water nj the mines continues
10 be severely felt The season, thus far,
has been unprecedently dry.
Considerable excitement was created ut
San Francisco OK the 18th ult. by the is
suing Of writ ofhabeas corpus 10 discharge
certain Russian prisoners confined on board
the Sitka, one Of the vessels recently cap
tured by the allied feet at Petropaulooski.
The writ was served upon the comman
der Of the Si,ka by Deputy Sheriff, and
the prisoners were 10 have been brought
before the Court on the 9th.
On Sunday, the Goth, however, Just amer
daylight, the Siika hoisied anchor and
sailed out Of tbs hafbor, probably for VAN
couver's Island. Preliminary steps were
taken befoIe the Court on the following
morning for issuing an attachment against
the officer in command, should he again
come within the Jurisdiction Of the Court
The pilo, boat Dancing Feather had re.
turned from the wreck Of the Yankee Blade,
having succeeded in raising four boxes OF
treasure, amounting to $4,000.
Capt. Michael Powers, from Massachu
sets, died recently a, the American River,
OF starvation.
Notwithstanding the grea, scarcity OF
water, the mines continue TO yield album
dainty, and il was believed that the total
product OF the year would considerably ex.
coed that Of any former year. A monsirous
lump was taken out by five men in Calave-
ras county recently, and weighed one hun
drsd and sixty-one and half pounds, val.
ned at S3S,9l6.
Platinum is being found in considerable
quantities on the North Fork OF the Trinity
River, and is attracting much attention.
II is stated thai new and shorter route
from Salt Lake TO Carson River, by which
the Humboldtis avoided, has been dscov-
cred. The road is well supplied with wa.
Ter and grass. II Is 800 miles shorter than
the Humboldt route.
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rHrRrY.rH1RD CONGRESS.
arcoNp sEssIoN

In the House, on Friday, Mr.. UPham presented
the petition Of Michael Bailey, Of Newburypon,
praying ior pension for military service.
10 the Senate, on Monday, th' House bull Tor
the relief OF the heirs OF Baron Dehalb, was la
ken up aud sppropria iely referred. The sum ~
por,ed by the committee was $4,000, but was H.
naly fixed at $4,000. This bill was reported as
long ago as 1919, and has been neglected or de-
ka,ed ut every session since. The grandchildren
of the Baron are his heirs, and they reside In
France, and are in needy circumstances.
Baron DeKalb, bhgadier in the armies Of
france, came with Lafayette TO the assistance Of
the struggling colonies in the war Of indepen-
dence; he fell a maior-general In the service Of
the United States after three years service, in an
action near Camden, in South Carolina, in 1850
The present proposition is TO give to the descen-
dents Of Baron DeKalb the seven years pay grant.
ed by Congress during the revolutionary war. 10
the widows and children OF those officers who di.
cd while in the service, with interest from the
year 1919, when the heirs first presented their
claims. There are other items constituting the
sum total, among which Is an arrcar Of pay that
was due to Baron DeKalb ut the time OF his
death.
In the House, on Monday, Mr.. Barry Of Misss-
sippi, made speech condeming the Know Moth
ings, and Mr. Banks Of Massachusetts replied IN
their defence. On Tuesday, in the Senate, MIR.
Rockwell presented petition from David Sears,
ABBOTT Lawrence, aud Others, asking an appropria-
ton for the Massachusetts, Humane Society, on
behalf Of shipwreekcd mariners on the Eastern
coast. Mr. Brodhead made an eloquent appeal in
behalf Of his resolution for sending steamer TO
the Arctic Seas in search Of DR. Kane and his par
~, and il was passed.
In the House, there was little business Of inter-
est Mr.. Bayly, Of Virginia, gaze notice o. his
intention to move the taking up Of the spoliaiion
Bill on the 10th Of January.
Wednesday, Dec, 20. SENArE-Mr Sumner
presented the memorial Of the Baptist Free Mis-
sion Society OF New England, praying for repeal
VI the Kansas Nebraska bill, aud the Fugitive
Slave Law. He moved tina, they be laid upon
the table, as Mr.. Chase will soon call up his bill
for prohibition Of slavery in the territories. Mr..
g. also presented resolution that committee Of
conference be directed TO consider whether fur.
Their legislation is necessary, and especially by
amending the system Of licensing, altering the
terms Of bounty on the banks, and cod fisheries,
and extending this bounty to the mackerel fisher.
les.
Housy.-Gen Whitfield, delegate from Kansas,
was announced, and took the oath to support the
Constitution Of the United States.
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MARRIAGES.

In Kennebunkpor, Oct. l2th, by Hinsman AT.
klnson, Esq, Mr.. Samuel Litle6eld 10 Mrs. Ruth
Liitleiield, both Of Kcnnebunkpon.
Ia Sanford. Dec. Slh, by Rev. Mr. Waldron,
Mr.. Henry s. Roberts TO Miss Cynthia p. Chick,
both Of Sanford.
In Sanford, Dec. 9Th, by Asa Low, Esq, Mr..
William Smyth 10 Miss Helen Clough, both Of
Sanford.
In Sanford, Dec. 9Th, Mr.. Simon Manay, Of
Shapleigh, 10 Miss Alkaline Moore, Of Sanford.
In Limington, Dec, 9th, Mr.. William Frost, Of
Sanford, TO Miss Julia Ann Clark, OF Limingion.
In this town, Dec. "a, by Rev. J. l. Stevens,
Mr.. George w. Chadwick to Miss Lucy A. Clark,
both of Biddeford
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Corn AND ftouR. More than one half Of the
entire Stock Of Corn aud Flour In the village, Is
now IN the Stores owned and occupied by Jous
GiLrArkic, which he oilers TO sell at New York
prices, expenses added. The entire stuck having
been purchased before the recent rise his profit Is
already anticipated merchants from the Country
viii lind u foe their interest To call, as his prices
hereafter will be so low as to entirely pu, 10 the
shade all attempts 10 compete with him On prices.
Saco, Dec. Is, 1854 b
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Thar STANDARD MEDICINAL ARTICLE, tho
vEsErABLE PULMONARY BAIsAa, for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption. IS recommended aud
used by many physicians. We have long used Il
IN our families, and recommend, il 10 Others with
benefit IL ncels no other recommendation than
that u Is 50 Observation-Disclosures 1mAra CABINET,
" IT.
For sale in Biddeford by J. Sawyer; Saco, by
J. n Berry. Price 10 ccnis-LargeI size sl.OO.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr.-rhur.day, Dee. 81.

AT Market le25 Beef Cattle 800 sheep and 25 Swine.
Beef Catte-We quote extra 500 ASST, first quail
ip sI,ls sI,T5i second quality $3.50 s6,I5j third
quality sa,I5.
Working oSen-SS0 a 81 IS.
Cows and Calyes-sales from s2I ESQ.
sheep-Saes frusn 81 rs a 50 %.
s~inc-At retail, run a O cts
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NOTICE.

DR. J. p. GRANT, informs oil indebted to him
~ for medical services that his outstanding ac-
counts must be settled without delay His books,
during the month Of Jan'y, will be found at D. L.
Ni,ehell's Drug Shop Saco, formerly 8. l.. Good.
aIe's, where all are invited To call and pay either
the cash, or give note. Those who arc unable
10 pay, Il they will signify their inability shall re-
ceiye receipt. Afier the expiration Of January
the uccouats will be placed In other hands ior ad-
DR.. Grant returns his thanks for past patronage,
and Is ready ut all times 10 attend TO the profess
ionaI wants Of either old OF new callers. Oh'ce
over Shannon's store, opposite Saeo House, Saco
Residence, Pleasant street, opposite Episcopa.
Church.
December q, 1854. 6wol
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Notice.

fINHE Members Of the Third Class Of the York
Il County Mutual flc Insurance Company are
hereby notified that the Directors Of said Coinpa.
ny have ordered an assessment ON said Class. nav
able On or before the twentieth OF Jau'y nexi
ABNER oAkES, Treas. of said Co.
go. Berwick, Doc. Il, 1854 3wl2
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&c The Fce-will Bapti.is In Maine number
nearly $4,000 COMMITMENTS. which is iwo-,hirCis
as many as the Congrcgaiionalis,s. aud as many
u no, n.ore than the Calvinisiie Bap,ists.
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BOSTON December %.

flour-salcs % Ohio AMI Michigan supsrfine, 80 q
fancy 90 So Genesee extra, $40 80 u $40 10.
Grain-Southern Yellow Corn Is Sslllng nj 90 AMI
White at % oats, IS a 81 cts. Rye, In hos, 81 Is.
Hsy-Eastsrn Is selling at SO per ton, cash.
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K EN- N EDY,S


A u. KENNEDY, u Rosbary has discovsrsd d sass
ul our common Pastnis vseds remedy thss eusssn ~
EEY KIND o. hUNoR, tfu@ !he v4s. sersls tevs
drsi cases, and pever failed sxcsps two he has nov
hp possession hundse certificates q ts value
all within twenty miles Of eostoa. efti3f
One 10 three bottles WIN cure the wust knd q psplss
on the fAoe.
Two % tIree ssss,es ~lrisssar t,.s sys.em sbn~.
Two bottles are warranted to.surs The wont easks
Three 70 Ave bodies s warranted 70 cure the vsss
One 70 two botues are warranted to cure all hunot l.
the eyes rF glr
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure running In Me eas
and blotches In the hair.
Pour 70 ak bottles warranted to cure corrupt m
running ulcers
One bottle win cure seaiy sruptions Of the skin.
I've 70 nree bodies are warranted cure Tho worst
Two 70 three bcse. are waran.e cure the mos dss-
Tire ~ six botiles warranted TO cure salt rheun
Five 10 eight bottles viii cure the very wort u
scrofula.
benefit ID always experienced from the ars. bottle ana
perfect warranted when the above
To those who subject 70 sick headache, bos
will always cure It. u gives great relief In catarrh a
dizziness. Some who have taken u have been cosuvess
years. and have been regulated by L. Where The body
sound Il works quito easy, bui where there any derange
ment Of the functions Of nature, 10 viii cause ve nguiar
feelings but you must not be alarmed they Always dis
appear In from fur days 10 week. There Il never bad
result from ton the contrary, when that feeling u zone,
you viii feel yourself like nsv persou. have heard
some Of the most extravagsnt encnlpns u y Thai sso
man listened to-.
No change Of diet ever necessary.
RoxsrHv, srps. 10, 1850.
TAis 10 10 esrfJfS tAaf H. ~. Hey, Drssxist, Pen
land, o. tAs dsty estAoriisd Gs.srst <sssi l:r -
Medical discovery for ths State u Mass, ss( tAsf ~
q supplied vita As ksariss, direct Jrsa ny Lalsri-
tori DONALD KENNEDY.
.dsen.:, Jane. ..ye,, n l., and xs..,, r.rsher
Kennsbunkport, sllas Derby, Alfedj and by Medicps
dealers everywhere. 1' ia3o
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All the Nos, from TO 800, are written on .
| picc. Of paper about one inch SQUIRE, and then
each No. Is carefully rolled up and put into quilts
out Of sight; then oil the prizes are written out IN
quilts out Of sight then the quills containing The
800 Nos, are put into box, and all the qullls
containing p zes 10 the amount Of 1874 arc put IN.
to another box then seven men are chosen by the
company 10 determine what Nos. are entitled 10
presents One man then draws No. from tho
lox containing the numbers OF the tickets, while
another man draws No. from the prize box
The first man calls his No, the other man calls the
prize Two other men IRE chosen 10 look on to
see if they are correct then q man u chosen "
look on the rec ,rder to see that he u right, and
in this manner the whole thing n determined
Every few minutes the quilts arc stirred up, and
the whole company SITS and sees the presents thus
disposed Of. An Is honestly done, and u any arc
moi satisfied that Il Is honest their money shall be
refunded.
An orders addressed to me, at Bddeford, (post
" So RUFUS SMALL
The above scheme was published 10 the advcf
Using columns Of the Union and Journal, B,tlds
ford, Dec. Is, 1851, accompanied by m Ediorai
notice, from which we make the following exirscc
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
We publish among our advertisements today
the programme Of Gin Enterprise, which has
been arranged by one Of our shrewdest business
men : and wiihal, a very clever fellow, and one
who viii come fully up TO tho mark In oil things
he promises. We do no, advise people to indulge
themselves In practical experiments In the science
Of chances, but, il they will do 50, We would
recommend that they patronize home Institutions,
Instead Of sending their fayors To the getiers-up
the magnificent schemes arranged by New York
people, and advertised In conspicuous letters In
some Of tho religious papers Published In neigh
boring city. This Is our advice. Small's CIR
Enterprise will b. conducted according TO the
published distribution aud on moro honorable
principles than those New Yors Gift Enterprises
which have been 40 conspicuously advertised In
The Christian Mirror Cor a few weeks, and still
adorn ils advertising columns.
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ID T. A T H s

NN-~NJ~-~~ ~-~~ ~s~y~>> = = - = ~ - = -
In North Berwick, Dec. 10. John f. Grant,
aged IL years. =.
In Portsmouth, Dec. 10, Mrs. Nancy Perkins,
aged OF, wife OF Mr. Noah Perkins.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

PAladeLeAis.-Gilbert,W en,x. 4 Co III North
Third ST N.r fork.-C. v. tiickner & Co., 81 bar.
clay - Bosfs".-keddin; 4 Co., Ne. s State 81
Anal every respectable druggist Throughout the United
states. 52-lycop
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TO ORDER OF The very best OF Stock
Good md excrienced workmcu will lie employ.
cd, 20 that oil who favor inc with their patronage
can he assured OF having their work done Ia tho
best possible manner.
Repairing jobs neatly and promptly executed
Cafi md see, at No. 8 DgERISa u Cos Ngw
BLOCK. Factory Island, Saco.
Saco, November %, 1854. r4s-tf
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And hundreds q other articles, which We have no,
space 10 mention, including fall assortment Of BsrrAS
Vases, French Inkstands Rich China Terra Gotta and
bronze Card Receivers, French Cologne Stands, Wine
Bottles, Watch Btsnds Spoon Holders, Cigar Holders
Fancy Work Boxes, Machie Porto Roios, Candelebeas
Violin Strings, Bridges, Resin, &C., Pans, steel and
Morocco Spectacle Gases, Lead and German silver PEN
ellis, Sewing and Knitting Needles, livery hest qualities
Crotchet Needles, Key Rings, German silver Steel and
White Metal Thlmb,es. Pocket Ink-stabds, Napkin
Rings, Tea Bells and Dinner Bes stsi Pens and Hold.
ers, silk Watch duans steel Watch Chains, Brass and
steel Watch Keys, &c., nc. y ,F-i "a