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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29

4 n tt4 Daguerreotypes,
M EsSRs. BEAMER & TURToN, having taken the
EuoTrean cpyieT OF alt and Bddle stteels Cen
re Wheeling, beg leave to solicit share or patronage
from his ITleivds and thr public al large, if 500
They make ta rule not 10 let any pictures 20 out but
what arc sat tsaetoII w. aud wi IL executed. ~
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly req i3
9DpTdes len hee elgp painting will bC atteBded TO
hy !, TultoIg e lrotheT.sjil 4, nJ2l l-3ni
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29
I15 Va REMOVAL. I1e9

iAFkssRs,, COW GILL. tS, MeSw o Rjs.l and a. 8,
iHI DOANE & Co, have removed from Wafer street
10 ono OF Mr.. PaStons large new warehouses; on e4M
their friends. ~ iul s-ig li(e- az 81 lAIzg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29

q ltll5iY glJortsartnersnlp. a86 r o.
THR sihncd hayelthtsi day Gorned co.nartner-
shlpunder lie nlme aid style ol 70. Baker 4 CO.. ami
eOnll the and Boat Store btst9
hesAatths old stand, No! 90 Watet street, s 4 e
{lfsShs 81 "a s. o. BAKER
enSi JOHN List.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29
t.{ lF5ll llNhnnHelof1 lthlelsf - s g l4ii J ~
CLRVELAND AND IlT7.SB III RAIL RoAD.ssi
e, u. s. MAIL DAILY LINE lsi
NG 81 - ~ BErweEN y 2 NY-H'tS' n.
M Wheeling and aPittsburGh.

q - As FoR sSsF o lTY, Cape lla.
Geo. D; MOORE, ai9, -. :. 8. q .ss,,
HlURNHL, Usrt. Asa Shepherd, Will run daily
Wheeling and PIitshursh- Forest lesl-
ngeyery Monday wedpesaay and Friaayi and ile DluT-
nal every Tuesday, ThIrsduy and Saturday, at MI
wing at iD time 10 lie Ceve-
land cars and at lime Ior the lines
BaSt Rbturmllg-the Forest Ci leaves eve
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Anl Tie evs
efy Noiiday, Wednesday, and arriving
atWleelIng In time for the msil llpes l9r Ohlo, ~
90 g. o. .IjAKERl& Cor Agent, 49,
Throughtekets for Cleveland, Tolelr Monroe De-
ttoi Milwaukee Chicago Buffalo and Dumb The
NfhcH nf s. e.. BAHRR a. 90. ftt s. a, g iit4t feh1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29

- fl5FfR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, atlt8 9.l {.
rNHR subscTbers have this into partnershp
ior In, purpose oftrahSiolihg Comm aud FoI'
wording business, under tic style Of Doene q 1s
suece. soI 10 the iIms of Cowg& q MeSwoIds ana a.
81 Ioale Co., and solletE eoihinuhnee OF ihe bHSess
oftle atc firms. 1'nAJ9oTHpi az1'rni iyGHin[piiol.
march is,u;i 1854 aoi4 iitf, sdt 10 6igisQ mII4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29

Instdntdaesi siis Liquid Hail DIE. iii
ITO those wtshjngA hair dye that may be depended up
il on we cancheeIlly Recommend the above The heat
oreily reference can be gwen as to superiority over
and retail by f1.t1sltt 3 TsH LOGAN e 60. .,s5 81
niat3 ssi Is Sole Ngnnts IN his oity. 4,
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'@faNotice' 2

& Notice
ulHE having bought out The of
SSds bsSss z M:.,s SssIs I,aE ssi
Wheeling and vicinity thai he Intends eaIlyins on the
SSSupIsd ~ isss Wheeler Iakinj and having obs
nre led 10 R % syefy sftieie d his llns,
In lie latest Atyle aud best AZ nctiee,
and very low for "a b.. Haying alhIee atpek hsn now
ke is lSiermned TO sell very low, 70
10 eet good cheap lie viii warrant sysry arels
to boIsi oInmeiidct or no tete,f ~ Is tlHe >
n OK y Come one, come eliG lgsl,ts esit3xA, q
fHn es'i'tSi And I've Us call, y .ff s' H.,
tssl als siAt mo; p ashingtont Hall. 9 ~ :.
hnfe VI. .. U. sTALLMAN. q
L &. n .li 4 DlSS0L : q. ..ts if z. 4
mn paflhersalL existing under tile nm Of
j Gsdol ylalks &c has thIs day bean BY
mutual consent. IA. u H. GVRDQNT
March 1a', 1854; spall aels y n stiAs3kFtss
spa aasyltauic co-PAR1'NERSHlPt q NJ
ITHR have this day hneTed into
whrdIhg business, uitef the atyle % Gordon,
q Co., and solicit continuance of tee
Arm II; ;h ~. .yohIgv,Nsst, y5ohndgs,Ns ~, ptus y
JNO, L. AGNRW.
ia IoMatshdst3tSsfW N its-, rs ilslLe " eei mrs
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= - " n & 4 iis via Il : ts5
COCHRAN MICKEY q CO.,
MANUFACTURER AID tsiioE 4tR bkkIkkstn n
4sdo stl 9,a9 Straw Goods
,fIfriSg CAP,S,,Is UR s, LLIBlshY Ysfg0 DDS,
i xs PAR lssIts, fLowgks
Nc n hiJRil on BtiilaiHg, BaYsisgl etfe<h
Il adsSidstn y sl ne r4lisf NJ YORK:
q = T]iNIACHINISTS 81 TOOLS.
S. III RI ;EsR ~ aE 10 ;I1 Ia n, S,
4sHls9 e ~ HoSlnmbcrIlnd, NJ " y Z, 4, Al i. s..
UFAOTUKBtis oI Rnsiilei l.itheej Gc keep on
Nl hand. aud make 10 odsT, Slide and HapdLatheAs
Flaming Machines nTs, and other tocle, 70.
teih6r lktheS for t0v Wo01, sheAlig, puleysI
This II being Oh ths baltimore
and ohib Raifoah tIack We laya tho bestneites for
sIPgpIIs s,S .Ss Ysj' t,,
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-I.,ilig, .,it odd iRE0lSlYAL qi eil! ~
STlRANanEIic & LuIZ have remove their Whele3sele e
liqu6r store lronfRe sprsg House Buildlhss 70 NO.
wter they will is alwaSs handa stoek
olebsst Wines and Liauors a tss R fr
ans l3m, t.ys Il. hhhNll6lgn& ". Nv IL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29

L.lfI bottles OF Louden,s celebrated Family Msai-;
OVll5 elheb. 7 The only agency IN the CITY" y
,srtesiy ssis and vii cure Ii used the dreS
I,rS ss f1iIi iflif fIi gB.iVONvEEI,SBA tfSi'
zoe 81 Union street, agent. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29

!. A LARGE ASSo N ENr
n r eants pearl aid bfaCk lfusslAG, 1nge-
" ham, Paris. YounS AMERICA and hol!S9n HAS ~
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04

THE iSauIRE's Story. "Oh,b says the
Squire, 81 wish, was married aud well
Of il; dread Il pousrfm. I'd like 10 marry
n widow; | alleis liked The widows since I
knowed one down in Georgia that suited
my IDEAS eqzacly. About a week afer her
husband died, she started down to the
graveyard, where ,hey's planted OF him, as
she said, 10 read prescriptions OH his monu-
men,. When she got there, she stood
looking a, The stones which was pu, al each
eud oflhe grave, with an epilaph IN 'em
The minister writ for her. oh boo hoo,
said she, 'poor Jonrs-he was one OF The
hes, of meu; remember how The las, time
he come home about month ago, he
brought down from town, some sugar aud
! little tea, and some s,ote goods for me. and
lots OF little necessnies. and lille painted
boss for Jeems, which that blessed child
got his mouth all yallar with sucking i, (;
and then he kissed the children all round,
and then he took down that good old fiddle
of hisin, aud so, down OH The old red chs,
aud played up that geod old tune
Rake her down. Sal, oh, rang dang diddle,
oh, rang dang, didde, dang dang dang da.
Here, says The Squire, "she began ia
dance 10 the music OF her own voice, and
jus, though, she was The greatest woman
ever seed"
The Squire always gives short laugh
after telling this anecdole, and then filling
and lighting his pipe, subsidies into an arm
chair, and INDUCES in calm and dreamy re-
iec,ion. .....s &C.,.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04

THE Ruling PASSION. The Richmond
Post relates an anecdole Of " the ruling pas.
sion strong in dea,h.n ........
| was told Of noted gambler living in
The city Of New Orleans. Betting was a
mania with hun, andth argument which
he adopted TO settle any controversy
Whatever might be the character Of the
debate, his slronees, reply 10 an Antagonist,
was " I'll bet YOU That scourge Of New
Orleans, the yellow fever made its appear
ance. While il was raging most fiercely
and carrying off hundreds, daily, the gam
bier was attacked. Medical assistance was
secured, and everything tina, skill could do
was done 10 save his life. But the fever was
si@ger than the doctor, and at last he was
told, "Sir, you must die, and II you have
any arrangements 10 make, attend 10 them
speesiily.p Doctor,n said the sick man,
- how long will live ~ ."No, more Than
three hours, "was the reply. "Doc,or, ara
you perfectly certain thai cannot live more
than three hours ~ queried the patient. "I'
am. sic, you may live that long, but the
probabilities are, that your end viii come
In a shorter space" Well, but you are
mistaken, doctor, and I'll ret you my finer.
al expenses lha, | will live ST hours, jus,
double what you assign me-" The physi.
clan was as,onished at such GOODNESS and
hardihood. bu, remembering with whom be
had 10 DO, accepted the bet, and waited the
result. The fellow lived through tho six
hours, secured the amount Of his stake, and,
while chuckling over his triumph, was
seized with spasm and then died.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04

On the housekeeping principle no longer wc'hgo;
On the high. pressure system well move;
The former belongs TO an age That IS past
The latter 10 one that we love.
Then crack on the steam let the busnesswheels
No longer in iarliness roll
Far ye loye the air Of the ieeiest steed,
No,Iihe pace OF the slugsish'mole, / I Gu. Z,
We've accordingly planned on the 1arsestscale,
To meet the demands OF our trade; l,..
For none shall 90 of without good fit,
And none wilhou, being well paid
We've bought the best goods the marke, affords,
And can irea, you 10 anything news
From the finest Calf Boot " Genemen's wear,
{ To the pre,lles, Of Ladies' Shoe.
lie, the ,ocsin then ring from the sea ,othe rock,
Tina, Ross has charms for the ere; -
His Boots and his Shoes will keep out the cold,
And allure one always to buy. "..
o. X. ROSS g. co.,
.sa.t Liberty Street. Biddeford, Me-.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
Valuable House for Sale

THE Subscrib : offers for sale, or IN eNchange
l. To- "lher propertyihc large and comioIaMe
dwelling hois. in which he formerly i'sd SIT
ualcd on the corner Of Snu,h and Kossu'h SIS
The house is in complete rtpen convenient ~
It's arrangements, and very pleasantly "ca'eu
aud ha. u large aud excellent garden alta he
well sio, ked with choice aud thriving iiuil trees,
strawberries, ra.pberries, gCoseberr'es, &c, &C,
This offer iswonh the attention Of any man who
may wish TO secure first class residence ~ this
IlOlri>hng village. ID. T.. SoMES'
Biddeiord, feDI, 1871. .l.f.t Oil Z
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04

The CLOTHING BUSINESS OF BoSroN. Un-
der this head the Atlas gives many inter-
esing facts in regard to the rapid growth,
great importance, and vast extent otihe rea-
dy made clothing tr de of Boston. The wri-
ter says - few years ago this branch of
business was comparatively small, and the
sales mostly confined to the country traders
in The vicinity but Of late it has increased
with astonishing rapidity, so that the sales
at the present time do not fall short Of So, :
900 900 or $4,000 900 annually"
There are four houses in this city which
give employment, directly or indirectly to
about FIVE thousand persons each, scattered
throughout the New England States, in
most Of which they have agencies. The
garments are made principally in families,
by the daughters Of iasmers and mechanics,
who have leisure time upon their hands,
and who spend it in making these goods ;
and in this way they are enabled to obtain
many articles Of dress, and indulgein many
luxuries, which they might not be able other.
wise to enjoy. Many widows left with de-
pendent family, are in this way enabled to
keep their daughters together, and to give
them good common school education, by
the use of the needle. r...
There are about thirty merchants in Bos.
ton who prepare clothing expressly for the
wholesale trade, doing business Of from
100000 TO 81 900 900 annually and having
stock on hand of from $4,000, to 300 900.
Several Of the larger dealers prepare their
goods expressly for the western market ;
though the styles there do not differ materi.
ally iron those adopted in the New England
Sta,es-both sections Of the country requir-
ing substantial, well made goods of not very
snowy styles. Boston is not only The bes,
place Of purchase for Western traders, but
The West is the best market for Boston
dealers. The good, required by the South.
ern market are generally Of The extreme
classes-eilher very SNOWY goods for the
wealthy masters. or very coarse goods for
the slaves. Goods prepared for that mar
ke,, unless taken by the Southern traders,
will remain on hand, as there is little mar
kei for such goods at the North or West.
But goods manufactured for the West, will
find a ready sale in any Of the Northern
States. This. us well as the fact that the
Western traders are the best Iaymasiers,
renders the Western trade much more yalua-
Die to US then the Southern. ft...fir.
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Valuable House for Sale or
Exchange, r.,... d

A S I am about TO change my residences from
n Saco To Biddeford, will sell or exchange
for real estate in Bildeford my new two story
house, situated on High Street, opposite the resi-.
dence OF David Fcrnald. The house con,ninseight
rooms, is convenient in its arrangements, and very
pleasantly located, and has good garden, cisiern,
lie. This oiler is worth the attention Of any one
who may wish TO secure first class residence ~
lie pleasant village OF Saco.
Saco April IA, ls5d; ,,o,,,,,,,,,
l5-T f JOSHUA SihDDoOhNE'
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04

The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. The
Charleston Mercury lately published q Ne
fence Of the African trade, from which We
extract the following paragraphs a.ai :.
in our opinion. ;hs lime has come when
the slave trade should be discussed with
other lights aud hisher argumen, than II
has been hitherto. For ihree quarters OF a
century i, has been the theme Of .yaP'd De.
clainaiion and shallow humanity. The
world has heard ofuoihiny hui ia abuses
and horrors, themselves produced by The
Legislation which aimed to suppress IL. Bot,
of The great blessings i, has secured, the
civilization ii has extended, the part it has
performed in the cause Of christianity and
progress, there has been scarcely a word.
An has been fana,ical ran, and denunciation,
and he question i,self has been abandoned
10 The management, Of mere 2ealo,s, whose
philaniropy sprung from vanity, and n reck-
iessness Of ID. Interests Of others. 81 I 40
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THE large two story balding situated on SUN.
i van Street, near ibe reservoir bud, by the late
Cob John Tuiion. Said house was built in iLf
most substantial manner, OF the best materials, anc
ism every respect q desirable house, II Is wd.
divided into four tencments, all Of them separate
and every way convenient, and renting on nm nv.
erage Of SIS EACH Its location is healthy. and be-
Ing only lew moments walk IRON the business
streets makes IL desirable. place Of residence
POr particulars as " price and terms, apply TO
~ 70" '-''''s - JOHN l., TRAf1ON,L 9-
who occupies one VI the ,enements. i, G.,,f ieu
Blddeiord, May LIST, 1854. lS-H
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

TIME subscriber has received the exclusive
l. agency of Saco and Biddeiurd for the sale
of the above named instruments, manufactured
by Is. +. Tobin & Co. Nashua n. ii. They are
combined with the valuable principle oil CAR
HARRIS PATENT, which for eleyance Of man
uiaciure and unrisaed beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices accordngto style and finish, from $40 to
$3.50. Those wishing Tor instrumental respect.
fully solicited TO call at No As Cults Island, Saco,
and also at tue residence Of Rev. J. Hubbard,
corner Of Hill and Pool Sis, Blddeinrd, and ex.
anime an assortment ofi, 4! and ociaves
: :" ..r TO II. .. X. NJ HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. 100 .. .. 5u '
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters!

This medicine is Of long standing. ltisno new
nosrum. gotup TO deceive the public, as thousands
OF the citizens OF this State have and will testify
The Proprietor has Certificates from oil Psrts oi
The State, recommending them above al others Tor
lhe various diseases for which they have been ad.
minisiered DE- .4 ! -..g 40 D.
For HvMoRs, DR.. Buzzelrs Bitters are an IN
iallible remedy. Their reputation Y established
When the Humor appears er1anaily, BuzzElL's
IMPROVED HuMoR OINTMENT should 'bc applied,
and relief will be immediate and d cure eveniu'
nVy become permanent. Price 81! cents per
Bottle. 40 : .r.. -. ',.-r... .I.1.-. -. .
Sold at Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No.
20 Market Square, Portland, and by lis agents
Throughout the State. l7-Sw
AGEsrs-J G Rollins. r Gilman, Saeo DIR. q. w
rierson, Dr L. Lord, Biddefsrdi u saJwatd ~
redi MiIllken,J Clay. w Hanson, Geo Gil
man, Ba1fon Smith, Libby, Moses Damn. q
bradbury, RidlOn Pinkham Co, Gilbert * inIoos
FOLDS J x u Leavitt, Downs. Uattrbcrc'i Y y,
benneu, SWordi @ w snow, " Brriki
Thompson, Stephen knight, B.rrisk " brooks,
EHoti Melntire, A Bragdnn, u warner, Iork
NJ Freeman, VI Norton, Cape .Ntddoek' n warren
James Cousins, Rtnnsbankj As Luqnes, John heen,
KeHnsSnnkport; "A Hayes, Hiieryi oseo,ne,
Li.Iiehsld, Wells : II Smith, W Ntetadi N""n
Stsfld; Nc Arthur, Limingtoni US, orne, "
LimingtoHj BRzo. g. q stacy 20, f"tT "
liendeil & Son PdrsOH.ftidj Fuller, T. ParsoHT"1'
Elias Libby, Limerick i
Also, DrJ. A. Berry, Sdco.
NATHAN WOOD, No. 30 Market square, fort,a"a
Genera. Agent for Maine. - ~"
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Raft, Of Fare for Through Tickets /.

boats leave Buia'o at 90 IN for Cleveland, Nun.
roe and Detroit.
Through Tickets made GOOD Cor the season can 10
prreured nj No. 4 BsoAp srnrEr. (2nd door nom
st,,e street az The Nothein and We-tern Thtough
Ticket once, FnchbuTg stMh u, CausswHy street.
ly30 NJ L. RAY, Through Ticket Agent.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04

From these data The aggregates are as fol-
lows, viz: Whites. 1858, O6s; free colored,
43i 495; slaves, 3, 20I, 1913; total population,
90, ,s76; total square miles, 1865 ;
number Of Inhabitants TO square mile, 7.el.
fthe country continues to progress in
The same ratio, il will by The year 1880 con.
tain a population of two hundred millions.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
0YSTERsl OYSTERS!!

n L. rorrAs respectfully inforirs bis friends
L. and the public, that lie Is constantly supplied,
with the choices, Oysters that can be found in
the market. lie eau supply hotels, and families
upon the most moderate terms. Orders most re.
specifuly solicited and promptly attended TO. ~.
Apply at No }, Factory Island Block, Saco.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
To the Dyspeptic!

Z A RE You afflicted with DyPErsA?, DoesY9ur
IA food disl,essyou? Have you diseased Llv
ER- Pain about the shoulders, side, &c, &, Are
you troubled with CosnvExIss2 Are you subject
to DIzzisEss ASD HEAD ,cHE3 Hayeyon po.r
appe,iie7- Docs your food become acid on the
Stomach and distress you ?. Are your SKIN ana
eyes yellow? Do you feel dull and langnld IL
YOU ha,s any Of these complaints, the best remedy
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04

HuRRAu FOR BABIES! The Stark County
Agricultural Society are Offering premiums
for the finest specimen of Young Americans
here is the list!
For preuies, Baby. $500 aud dip TO mother.
For "a pre,,ies, BABY 800 and dip. 10 mother. ="
For Sd pre,liest Baby 300 and dip. 10 mother
For largest and heaviest ...'i
child under II months
old age 10 be consid.
cred. ..:............. 500 and dip. to mother,
For "a largest and heav. -. q
lest child under twelve
months I'D - age 10 be =
considered, ....,.'... 90 and dip. TO molher'
For Sd largest and heav-
lest child under twelve
months old-age 10 be
considered. ..........2 200 and dip. TO mother.
The above is not a fair list; all the rewards SO
10 the mother, - no encouragement 10 ialhers
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-04
FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
Al ~ -. Uo1,oh 1o poo1 Ecfofa
And other Valuable Real Estate.


TIME following described Real Estate, compris.
i ing House Lots, and other property, ellgibly
situated In the villages Of SacO and Blddeiord,
willie sold by TIE PROJECTORS, at prices and on
terms favorable To purchasers ,.
/ The House Lots about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Kail.
road Depo,s Of Bidceiord aud Saco-a portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, IN
pleasant and healthy location, aud commanding
fine view of both villages They are advanta-
geously situated for the residence of persons hav
ing business in either Saco or Blddelord, beng
within six minutes walk of Main street, aud Pep.
perell Square, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma
chine Slop 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, an with side
walks, has been built across the Saco hirer, mus
connecting the lots with Biddeiord, I'd placing
them within three minutes walk OF ) oitb's Cor.
ner. From this bridge street Is gaded TO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, vhich will be
extended TO Buxton Road. Other directs have
been laid out, extending along the margin OF the
Saco River, and To Water street. .a. .....
The newroad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will inicrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge To Bidde-
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have 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 a new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, a tract ofland adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. SAID tract
consists Of a acres, and is situated on the West.
ern side of the Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road, the line striking ta, road within few rods
of the Saco Depot. ID. 80.
Warran,ce Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the proprietors A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. E,
Somes, Biddeiord; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, n. H. William 7. Newell
Manchester, N. H. -
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi,
tons, inquire Of d. E. SONES, of Biddeiord
Agent for the Proprietors. o-u
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MI Nj 10 800 ~ n. r. GILMAN,
,s%,f 90 Factory island, Saco.
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LITTLE TO DO. The Cleaveland Plaindeal.
err says an athletic specimen of a man from
the Emerald Isle, called into the counting
room ofone Of the River street merchants.
lie took of his hat to make his best bow.
"The top o tho mornin' to ye, Misther
been told ye're honor is in want
o'help." +. =. = - s-f-
"I'yc but little to Do" replied P,
with mercantile gravity. .r..
"I'm the very boy for yeas. It's but lit
tie | care about doin'-sure its the money
I'm after"
The naive reply procured him situation.