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Singing Schools
d. I'D. ADAMS

MOULD call the attention of his friends and
w the public generally, TO his new Music Hall,
which he has hired for term OF years, situated in
The Washington Block, over Mr. Leavitl's Book
store, where his Singing Schools are now organ
lied, and meet as follows: Advanced class in
Sacred Music, opened March 10Th, meets Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, al IT O'Clock. Elc.
mcntlry class, expressly for beginners, opened
March 9th, meets Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Sunday evening class meets once week only
Juvenile class, preparatory for May Day Floral
Festival, organized March 18th, meets Wednes.
day and Saturday afternoons, at O'Clock. All
who will take part ON May Day, will be admitted
to this class for twenty-five cents. .
Tickets for evening classes, 81 90 for twenty les
sons. HalCterm tickets sold for all OF the above
classes.
&c Mr. A. will be at his rooms mos, hours OF
the day, where he will be in readiness TO give pri.
waite lessons 10 small classes, or 10 individuals, ON
the mos, reasonable terms.
All who place themselves, or their children, un.
der his instruction, may be assured OF his best ei
forts for their highest improvement.
Blddeiord, March 9th, 1854. 12-tf
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~ Opposition 10 the Nebraska perfidy
is gaining strength throughout The country
The mad-dog cry Of "abolition," raised
by Interested and venal ofilce-holders, has
lost whatever potency IT may have had
Like the cry OF wolf, wolf, when there was
no wolf, il has lost It's ierrors. The Cleve'
land Herald contains striking account OF
an anti-Nebraska convention in LoTain
county, Ohio, composed exclusively OF
members Of The democratic party, held on
the nth. Its chairman was a member OF
the Democratic Central Committee, lis Sec
rotary, German democrat OF wealth aud
extensive influence. In its committee on
resolutions were members OF the Democrat.
ic Central Committee, the Democratic Rep.
reseniative, the Democratic County Treas
urer, the County Recorder, the Sheriff, &C.
&c. The democratic paper Of the county
(Lordin drgns) II appears, had denounced
this Convention, and had preambulaied the
county TO keep democrats from attending
Yet the call for il had been made by every
member Of the democratic Committee, with
but single exception, and he postmaster.
The resolutions adopted are siTaigh, out,
manly and fearless. They denounce the
bill in severe terms, and boldly declare their
determination 10 roie against every one who
approves Of il One Of their resolutions
is, in substance:
"Thai the Lorain Argus be excused from
any further responsibility in manufacturing
sentiments for the Lorain democracy"
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed, and ordered 10 be published in the dem
ocraiic papers Of the Congressional district,
together with the proceedings of the Con.
vention.-Atias.
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Mechanics Fair in Portland, Ne.


fINllE Maine Charitable Mechanic Association
Il will hold FAIR aud EXHIBITION for Pre-
miums, in Portland, Maine, commencing on the
10Th DAY OF sEPTI MBER NEXT,
Aud invite contributions from every industrial pro.
fcssion. Choice specimens of ingenuity and skill
unique and valuable domestic productions, nat.
ural aud artiical-ihe delicate aud beautiful han
di.work of ieinales-labor saving machines, i'm.
PIGMENTS Of husbandry, new models Of machinery,
and, indeed, articles from every department Of
manufacture, which il would be impracticablo TO
pariicularize in this advertisement. ....
MEDALS and DIPLOMAS will he awarded 10
owners or manufacturers OF articles deemed wor.
thy Of that distinction.
STEAM POWER will DO provided TO show any
model or machinery in operation TO the bcs, ad.
vantage.
Further information is communicated in the Cir.
cuar issued by the Association, which may be oh.
laincd nj this office, or by addressing
l2-eow,f J.R. MlLLlKEN, Cor Sec
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Fourth School District Notice.

TINE Legal Voters of School District No. 4, are
Il hereby notified TO meet at Beethoven Hall,
Saturday, April Isl, at o'clock p. NJ, to act up.
OH the following articles, viz:
Art Ito choose Moderator.
2.-To choose Clerk for the year ensuing.
3-To choose one or more Agents for the year
ensuing.
40 choose Classifying Committee for the
year ensuing.
SO see il the Dislric, will authorize the Su-
perin,cnding School Committee 10 revise and en-.
large the "Rules and Regulations OF the Schools,
and print proper number for distribution.
6.-To see ii the District will purchase LOT OF
land and erect small House thereon for Prima-
ry School, the present, year.
TO raise money for the same.
ABEL IL. JELLISON, Agents Of
HIRAM II. BRAGDON, Dist. No. A.
Biddeford, March 22d, 1851.
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NTE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Judge Of Probate, Tor the County OF
York, to receive and examine the claims OF the
County, deceased, whose estate isrcprescnicd In.
solvent, give notice that six months, commencing
on tho sixth day Of Feb. uli., have been allowed
TO said Cediios TO bringin aud prove their claims,
aud that we will attend to the services assigned
us, at the siorc Of Moses Dunn, IN said Hollis, on
the fsi Saturday of April and the last Saturdays
Of May and July nexi, al one o'clock Ia the Of.
icrlioon Of each Of said days.
Dated a, Buxton this liih day Of March, A. d.
1854. MOSES DUNN,
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On the housekeeping principle no longer well go;
On the high. pressure system wei move;
The former belongs To an age that Is past
The latter 10 one that we love.
Then crack on the steam! LET the business wheel,
No longer in tardiness roll
For we have the air Of the lectcsi steed,
Not the pace Of the sluggish mole.
We've accordingly planned on the largest scale,
To meet the demands of our trade:
For none shall go Oft without good lit,
And none without being well paid.
We've bough, the 6cst goods the market affords,
And can irea, you TO anything new;
From the finest Calf Boot II Genilemens wear,
TO the pre,ilest Of Ladies' Shoe.
Let the ,ocsin then ring from the sea TO the rock,
That Ross has charms for the eye;
His Boots and his Shoes will Keep out the cold,
Aud allure one always to buy.
3. X. ROSS g. CO.,
Liberty Street, Biddeford, Me.
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Tea Party.

VNHE LADIES OF the +. W. Baptist Society o
l. Biddelord, will give Tea Party, at Contra
Hall, on WEDNESDAY evening, April 9th, {,
which the pubic are respectfully invited
Music, vocal and Instrumental, with appropriai,
speeches, may be expected. A committee in at
tendance will take charge Of clothing, and be res
pOnsbe for the same Members the same fam
liz are requested to leave their clothing together
aud take one tickle, loI the same. Doors open a
o'clock. Admission % cents. Tickets 10 be hat
at Mr.. Smiths Jewelry Shop, Saco; DR.. s. l.
Lords, Biddclord, and at the door.
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marriaors.

In this town, by Rev. s. NJ Gould, Mr.. Charles
5. Wakefield 10 Miss Betsey +. Davis, both Of this
town. by the same, 23d inst, Mr. Christopher
Nj. Goldthu ait, OF New London, Conn, TO Miss
Olive Nj. Bckord, Of Biddeford.
In this town, 25th inst, by Rev. j. Hubbard Jr,
Mr. John ii. Evans to Miss Deborah feathers,
both Of Newmarket, N. Ill.
In Elliot, MIR. J. Henry knowlton, OF Maiden,
Mass, 10 Miss Matilda Il. Bartlett, OF Elliot, Me.
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sherry Wine Bitters.

nR. $ o. RICHARDSON'S Sheny.wine Bit
~ ters. Just received, supply Of tina, ccle.
bntcd, congratulated standard Medicine. II
has been successfully used for the last forty years
throughout the New England States, aud various
eases arising from diSordclcd Stomach, or IN
impure state OF the Blood
Agents for Biddeiord and SaCo, DR.. James Saw.
Yer, DR.. I. Robic, Daniel l.. Mitchell, DE-. J. A.
Berry, and +. Gilman. l3-iw
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A Card.

AVE would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Biddeiord that, being unable TO procure q
store here large enough To accommodate our trade,
we have determined TO remove our stock on Fri
day, the 3ls, inst, Ia Saco, and To carry on our
business IN oar store Nos. % aud % Factory Isl.
and. While making this announcement, we can.
not omit 10 express sincere thanks To the pco-
pie Of this town foe the uniform kindness they
have shown " during four years residence here,
and TO assure them that effort on our par, shall
be wanting to deserve their good will ia the future.
l3-lw FISHER X SElGMAN.
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Who yyantsA Fortunes

EOR twenty-five cents sent 10 me, postpaid,
l. will send by return mail book containing
eighty ntw aud raiuaIie receipts for making vari.
Gus articles which are ia use in every family, and
command ready sale al great profit.
This is collection, at great OK pense, Of oil the
really valuable receipts which have been adver.
tised in the various papers. Address,
l2-4t l.iU l.. q. COLLINS, Saco, Me.
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DEATHS.

In this town, 18Th inst, John A, son Of Benja.
min Goodwill, aged years, months; % INST,
Cariea Arlenia, daughter Of Edward H. aud Au-
gus,a NJ. Staples, aged year; Gorham p. Tay-
lor, aged % years, months 18th inst, Mrs. Jane
Plaisied, aged Sc years, 10 months, formerly Of
Lancaster, N. III.
In SaeO, 9th inst, Eliza NJ, daughter Of Hora-
ito Brown, aged IL years.
In Standish, l2th ult, Mr. Jabez Haines, aged
81 years, o mouths.
In Elliot, Mr.. Henry W. jenkins, aged 30 years.
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SPRING STYLE
FATS & CAPS!!
II. III. RIDLO N,S

Nos. 1, . and 3 Crysta! arcade, Bi'khetoni,
"HERE he offers for sale a splendid assert.
w ment of Hats, of extra qnaliiy and bcau,i-
ful finish Also, Caps for Mems and Boys wear.
A good assortment of Chdren's Beaver and Fan
cy Hats. Also, Trunks, yaises and Carpc, Bags,
&C., &c. Please call aud examine.
Bddcford, March 2i,h 1854. 12-if
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Da. s. o. Richardson's SuSRRr-wiSE BrrrERs
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants, Jaundice, Sick Headache, Loss Of Ape
lite, Bilious Attacks, Nervousness, Weakness,
Piles, or any disease arising from dsordered state
OF the Stomach and Bowels? Use Dr. S. o..
Richardson Sherry Vine or Jaundios BiHa,,
and you viii certainly get relief. i3-lw.
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Found

Id Corner, on "Wednesday morning, Vic;orine.
The owner can receive the same at the Union OF.
lice by describing it, and paying for advertisement.
SAMUEL TARBON
BdlefOrd, March Goth, 1854. l4-3w
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4 FOR SALE u
four HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
And other Valuable Raj Estafa.


THE following described Rca, Ess.e, comp6s-
l. ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco and Biddeford,
will he sold By the propHetors, ut prices and On
terms favorable TO purchasers. ffgt ."|I
The House Lots, about 400 IN nuu,hcr, are
principally situated in Saco, between tho Rail-
|road bepots Of Bidccford and Ssco-a portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, In
in pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
geously situated for the residence OF persons hay.
ing business in either Saeo or Biddcford, being
within six minutes walk Of Min street, md Pep
percll Square, md live minutes walk Of tho Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep
perell aud Water Power Corporations OF f3iddc-
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 lcct long and ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers aud with side
walks, has been built across the Saco River. thus
connecting the lots with Bddcford, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cos.
ner. From this bridge street is graded TO ths
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets Lave
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River and 10 Water street.
The ncwroad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Biddc
ford. arl'.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propie-
tors have dozen OF nefc bousc lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge. and
within two minutes walk of-ihe workshops and
mills on said island. On Que otlbe lots Is new
Cottage house with a stable, which will be sold
with the LOT. ~vrrrrrTTy
They wal sell also, In lots Of from ono u fre
acres, rs may be wanted, tract Of landadioining
TINT which IS reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of a acres and Is situated on the West.
NJ fbs.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME Farm in Saco, known Is the Hopkin,
l. Farm, Is now offered Tor sale. Said farm i
situated on tho Mile Road, so called, within mile
aud half Of the villages Of Soco and B,ddeiord
II contains about forty seven acres, suitably divid
ed into ,illage, pasture, and wood land.h II cuts
from thirty 10 thrty.five tons OF good English hay
lis well watered and fenced, and Is under high
house, barn aud suitable ouibuidings, ull ia a
good STATE Of repair. II has also an orchard Of
thrifty young apple trees s..r..r.
A rare opportunity is here offered to any person
who may wish to engage IN farming, TO make safe
investment, Of funds. Application may be made
Ito 81 .f n#f rfft'- JOSEPH i. NYE
Saco, March 9th, 1851 l2-tf
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List Of Letters

e Pos, Office, BiddeforJ
or any of the following lei
J are advertised.
Hall John &
Hooper Grin
jordan Mary ID
Jack Rebekah l.
Jordan Samuel =
Knox jeremiah
Knox Thomas
Reyes Lewis ID
Keaion James 2
kimball Gilman mrs
Knights Aaron
Lougce Mary
Ladd Sarah M
Lowell Martha G.
Lowell Mcrinda
Locke Elizabeth l. mrs
Lord Matilda 5
I.aDham Laura
LoIing Sarah T. mrs
Libby Elizabeth
Lane Caspar c
Lcavilt James nj
Leighton Remembrance
Leach Thomas w
Libby William
Mccullough Ann
Morrill, Abigail
Mckenny Laura J
Manuel Juliet
Murch Henry a mrs
Morrison Sylvia III
M0ulton Julia Ann
Murch John
McClinlick Andrew
Mcbride Edward
McDuilec John
McKcnny Samuel
Mcdafec Mark
Mann Horace
Mulloy Edward
Moves Juliet mrs
Mason Lydia 9
Newcomb Ellen Nj
Pike Elizabeth L
Parker Eliza
Philbrick X D.
Peterson Jacob
Pariitt f. Morgan DIR
Perkins John Capt 2
Peterson Rufus
Rogers Caroline a
Rounds William
Roberts A l.
Roberts John G. 9
Rogers Ebcnczcr
Ridley George
Scribner Mchitable
Stevens Ellen =
Sands Sally mrs
Sparrow Abba g
Sawyer Agnes X ms
Slearns Elizabeth )
Slorer Sarah +
Squire Jane
Spaulding 5 miss
Stone ID mrs
Sinclair Joseph
Stubs Perez
Stevens Charles
SoIncrs Samuel
Stone VIM
Smith Harriet A mrs
Smith Sarah A mrs
Smith Mary Ann mrs
Smith Albert
Smith Steven
Smith Noah III
Smith Israel
Taylor Miranda
Taylor Sarah A
Thompson Mary
Tukcsbury Hannah A
Talbot Christopher
Underwood Edwin X 9
Wi,ham Elizabeth l.
West Ann
Walker Ellen
Worth Stephen
Walker Charles w
Wilson Cornelius
WcbDer Samuel
"a. TUCK, Postmaster.
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Fishing Tackle.

TIME attention of DEALEns and ANGLERS is in
l. vIed to the subscribers large assortment Of
American & foreign Fishing Apparatus
suited to ALL PARTS OF the United States con
sisting in part Of the following: Tx
|. FISH HOOKS, 4
|O'Shaughacssy or Dublin Bend Limerick, with
filed, 1al,ed, or ringed ends; Spring Steel Carlisle
Kirby River and Trout, aud Kirby Sea /; Mackere'
Cod, Limerick Cod, Virginia, Black Fish; togeth
|er with many fancy patterns of Hooks, al 'i.e'.
G'ANGED HOOKS.
TROUT HOOKS tied on smells Of !Silk,rorn
Gnt, SIX and Hair; Virginia and Cod Hooks, o,
Linen; Pickcrel Hooks on Briss and Silver Gimp
and Brass Wire Shar, Hooks, on CAains
PATENT SPRING HOOKS ;.-sPEARs FOR
EELs AND OTHER FISH.
FISH HIN G. LINES
or every size and color, made OF Linen Cotton,
Silk Hair, China Twist, Patent Braided Silk, &c
LONDON PATENT FLY LINES Silkworm
Gu, Casting Lines. a, .-. as s.I,u.s
JOINTED FISHING RODS,
For Trout, Pickcrcl, Salmon, Bass, Perch, and all
other kinds OF fishing. Beautifully finished Ger.
man Silra Mounted Gensral Eisking Rods, -
do made with short joints TO carry in a trunk
Fine Fly Rods. FISHING POLES to enclose in
Walking Canes; CALCUTTA BAMBOO POLES
whole or jon'cd.
FISHING REELS,
English and American, made Of Brass or German
Silver; Plain multiplying aud cpk-all sizes.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT. .
Trout, Salmon and Bass F1iss Of every color and
pattern; Minnows, Frogs, Worms, Insects; BvEL's
PArGST Spinning Bats; Spoon Bats; Trails foI
Pickerel, Bass Blue Fish, Dolphin; Mackerel Jigs
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DEMAINlNG in Il
N March 3lst, 1851.
&C. Persons calling
tiers will please say the
Atkinson JaEe
Allen Ruth >.
Adams Sophia
Anderson Mary A
Atkinson Richard II
Abbott WIN +
Adams James +
Bcals Hannah A
Black Mehitable G.
BOOthby Harriet
Bell Clara
Bragdon Melissa .
Berry Emily )
Berry Mary A
Benson Octavia G.
Bradford Almira
Brooks James l.
I
Blood Charles
Boston Mathew
Bishee Charles l.
Burrell George
Benson Dicksey S
Bracket, Charles w
Bragdon Charles
Brad Henry
Clark Nancy Jane
Clark Olive II
Clark Sarah III
Chase A NJ
Carlton Caroline
Crockett Eliza +
ClOugh Almird B
Clark Emma n
Carlton Elizabeth
Chase Emily ID
Cpwdcr Lenora )
Carlton Carrie A 3
IChase John Ii
Clark Thomas )
Cole William
Davis Nancy
Davis John l.
Dolon Sarah L
Dyer Patrick 2
Dexter Pardon
Day Demiah
Day n. w
Edgcomh Abba +
Emery Ellen &
Ella NInbiIl
Evans Thomas
Emerson Israel
French Mary A
Fisk Elizabeth
Flood Mary
Fcrgerson Julia T.
Henderson Sarah J mrs
FOSS Sarah II mrs
Freeman Lucinda
Fisk Shadrack
freeman Charles
Fire Mister
Floyd Alfred
Fitch Amasa
Fox Lory Ii
Grant Sylyinia A
Gooch Mary J mrs
Grout Abba
Green Ann Nj
Gilman Sarah
Fitzpatrick Louisa G
lGrcely VIM II
Gordon Freeman
Grccr Joseph
Gold,hwait WIN III
George VIM w
Hanson Mary T.
Hilton Lucy q mrs
Huchins Lucy III
+ Huston Margaret
Hanson Sarah 5
Howard Nancy 9
Holt 5 A
Hanipson Lydia mrs
Howe Mary Y mrs
Hutchinson Ellen
Hill Caroline
Hooper Mary
Harper Charles A
Haley Robert
Hadlock Daniel l.
Hanson Hiram
IN
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Take Notice.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il iriendsanj the public generally, that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser X
Gamman, where he has on hand new and well
selected stock of Ready Made Clothing, Caps, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, which he will sell cheap
for cash. DANIEL STIMSON.
No 9, Hobson's Block, Liberty ST.
Biddelord, Feb 3, 1851.
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Notice.

TJ'HlS may certify tina, |, the Subscriber, have
Il given To my sou, Melvin Francis Norwood,
The remainder Of his time until he shall arrive 10
the age Of tweniy.One years foe his own use and
benefit: and hereby authorize him 10 Obtain en-.
ploy aud 10 receive his earnings To his own use
and support, rclinquishiny TO him NIL claims might
rghtiully have therefor, his father, until he is OF
lawful age, and not being accountable for any
debts Of his contracting after this date. Witness
INV hand JAMES WORAIWOOD
keunebunk, March 18th, 1854. l3--3w
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For the Hair.

HAIR DYES. Bogle's, Billiards., Bachelor's
Ill sl,OO each. Venetian, Liquid, Jaynes', 81
cents each. For sale by -
l3-tf ID. L. MIICtiElL.
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sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF license from the Court Of Pro
I'D bate, within and for the County Of York, vii
be sold nj auction on Thursday the twentieth O.
April next, at one o'clock j. NJ, so much of ih,
renl estate OF Austin X. Dodge, late Of Beverly
in the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, dc
ceased, as will produce the sum Of ,hiry.thc,
hundred and thiriy.two dollars for tie payment o
his debts, charges Of administration, aud incidents
containing seventy acres osiand, situated in Saco
in said County Of York, with acommodious dwell
ing house, neatly built, and valuable nursery Of
fruit trees thereon. Sale 10 he hfd nj said dwell
ing house, now occupied by benjamin. Dodge.
For further Information, inquire OF him or Of
CHARLES KlMBALL, Administrator,
de bonis non, with will annexed.
Saco, March l6, 1855. ll-3wL II.
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Commercial Nursery .,.

ERUlT AND ORNAMENTAL Trees, Flower
II ing Shrubs, Roses, Vines, and Herbaceous
Plants. The best collection ever offered for sale
in Maine. Very handsome Weeping Trees, suiia.
bic for planting in Cemetery lots. Also, splendid
variety Of hardy Garden Roses.
&c Nursery near the SAC0 CEMETERY.
Persons attending TO plant trees in the spring,
would do well 10 give me call, us am fully dis.
posed 10 sell on inviting terms.
sj- Fair trading aud no fleeing.
will warrant all trees purchased from me TO
grow, il planted under my immediate inspection
All kinds OF Garden work done by
DANIEL MAIIONEY,
Saco, Feb 1, -. Practical Nurscryman.
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Notice.

l. in Biddciord, TO do all kinds OF Saving, Split.
ting and Turning, that may be wanted by Wheel.
wnghts, Cabinet. Makers, &c. Our shop is pre-.
pared with the best Of machinery, and all work
will be done with dispatch, and in the best man.
ncr. Fence Pickets sawed from round sticks OF
from four to ten inches diameter.
NICHOLS & HOWELL.
Biddeford, February 18th, 1854. 9-u
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lgR0gKERY & GLASS
w a r. Il,
A FINE ASSORTMENT

&c We have merely named few leading ar
ticles as il is impossible to particularize in such
large stock as we keep. Our goods have all been
bought from FIRST hands, and are all of the latest
importatious the bes, and most desirable the
markets of Philadelphia, New York and Boston
afforded. Customers wishing to make purchases
will find i, TO their advantage TO call on as first.
FISHER Il SElGMAN,
Nos. 05 aud 90 Factory island, SAGE.
N.B.-Mr Charles Levi, so long and, we trust,
favorably known to the people Of Biddciord, Saco
and vicinity, will be in attendance in our store
here, ready to give everybody good bargain.
+. 81 S.
Saco, March 3ls,, 1854 l3-,f
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE!
by n. JORDAN.

A LII persons wishing to obtain help and those
IA wishing TO lind work, viii please call al my
Office in DR.. s. l. Lords Drug Store, No. 3 Wash
inp,ou Block, and leave their names All order foI
Bin Posting, Collecting, Door Keeping and Crying
will be irii,neJialul, attended TO. 5lf
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BRIGHTON MARKET, March "a.

AZ market $50 Beef Cattle, 20 Working Oxen,
40 Cows and Calves, is0o Sheen, and 1000 swine
Prices = Beef Cattle We quote ex,ra sSo5
frs, quality Is; second 7,75; third, ! 7.25. Or,
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Working 0xen- Sales at sos, 10, l36 no.
Cow, and Calycs--Ssles at SCI, %, "a, %, %, 20
Sheep-Sales at "a, $50, 4 $40. Extra, Is,
$50, O, Ia 1000.
Swine-jl 6ic; retail, 81 tot. Pat hogs, Of
which there were, Of the above reported, 800, 8
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