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IlCha ssffr- InD oa1 shalt Spanish cfgnfsj -
40 5seQ 81 1000 fyif $50. 1tsF 81 NJ
itaae 600 superior IIavaiis;p
-isg az ~ Ees 10000 Prnciresi $40 ri
| az 4 ssizIg 100, 900 Havana Sxes; lseig.i
| For sale low by yss Logan, CARR. & Cos,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

Ma. WoLrr.s LxcFuRE last night was una yoida
BY postponed. lie will delivers free5leciure TO-
Ash al un on Hall, an the Subject Of .spiritu1t-
sa. Those interested in heating both sides OF this
sseslon. will de well to atiend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

cfNCiNnt Ii MARKET.
MAY, l5.-Money slightly easier but father un-
changed Flour dull -no sales. w hisky declin-
ed 10 %. Cheese 81, Bulk meat. shoulders and
hams from canai q a65. Groceries isIfue duil
mo change,
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IatEaIPFlELD RAa7Ii.NioaI5= sillsiPANV.

~ ~ I 80 49, =
hereby ali the siaciolders, pr.
IN va.e and linniCira the Hempiicd Railroad Com
sny tint The on 81 i've dollars is
like sum III i've dollars per share monthly
hereafter, until tie Whole amount is paid. z
K q Is. JOSEPH II I'm uERSoN, Treasurer. =
Washington Pa. Dec, %. 1853 desc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

TAG ALARM OF FlnE on Saturday, night was moi
.nll'eiy false, as usual en- Saturday nights. We
ls'rn That The roofsof one OF the buildings con-
Aecled with the repairing shop of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. caught fire. BIZ, was extinsuisl-
tiwillout material damage.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

Also observe Promssory NoteHyith sproPrietots
written signature every genuine bottle Of Dr. NOSES
l uyigoratiilg Cordial. l-ss-f
Tc counterfeit which Is forgery!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

nJs7ie Cordial pm i. highly concentrated 1Npsl
CITIES.
@. II. KING, Proprietor, -. =
1872 broadway New-S ork, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

az RIVER Alp WEATHER, tg9
PfrTsBrRGii May 15.-Rixer 8 feet lallng,-
Weasfsr CHAR and pie asant. 7isisi
CiNcIsNAris May 10 - River riss NJ 2 inches
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

FOR RENT.
A dwelling House with six rooms aud stsbe. Also
IN two LMeins Houses contaii three oolas, each
with basement. Apply 70 -. = ..
ap13tf SO Wheeling brewery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

ssf7s!t EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE = y
who suffers weakness, arrangement, nervousness
LleIurs rains in the back any olhef isoref Il
peculiar hersex, both sexss-o eiSa
tie ti.y.s dial a trial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

These Seeds the growth of Tie proprietor, whose
long experience in this business enables him oecommei
then. with confidence, and holds himself per. onay
sons public vitality and gene cool
qqiiie Eaehpaper bears label with
raHty Ol tie proprietor GtI
D. N. CRUaIRAcKER,
mr6 agent for David La nj reth
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Save Your ICE!
PATENT w,ATnR5 COOLER.

Z '..59ft = kkIHNI NNEAIitNt COOI5HFS.. 80 .
This article Is ihs result or lie stieh
pin ipes 10 the iLip0se intended, via; y
eeoI Poss bl, AZ Tong 9ossie. sfth le
quantity oil Ies. {. ~ 80 - 49,
Tie roIftetor has long devoted his attention TO ills
particular hrabc domestic my, and passing from
imyetient aiother, has length sFiyed as near
ieition as IL is 70 proof OF Ills Is
Ou lie Eee al Use OF these Coolers .aitS
OF tic country simple statement Of Gaets, in regard 10
iese coolers Will satisfy one Of their superiority.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

TnE McLunE HoosE.-I, will be SEGA by an ad
EsrtiseRsat in another column, will be opened,
gadsF the manage tusnt of Dr.. wArsoS cAan. on
Thursday nest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

10 article and mistake if YOU 40 not be-
ie hat4t Just come and buy pbot eoniy 10 cents
~, For sale BY =. u vow u liaio. i,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

TIAIoaiHY SEED.
Sn BIZ prime Timothy Seed just received and or sale
w scpi3 JOHN x. MORROW,
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DISSOLUTION
TINE partnership elofore existing ueder the firm of
\. s. Doane & Co, has this day been dissolved 10y
mutual conseat 4. s. lloAN
- A. McswoRDS.
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NO MERCURY OR oPIuM-SOLE9iN OATH.
Morse having recently heard tat some physisiasl
and several that his Cordial con.
tanned Mercury and Opium has ma de the following afaa
VIII physicians and druggists supposed 1t
CONTAINED Mercury or Opium, nom The singular eaeE1
with which 1t acts upon atlclaf lie
State of New York. city and county OF New York,
onthe 26th day Jute, 4, d. Isi6,
York, Me,eair Morse, who by ne being duly pth
depose say, - subliate 9TH
e. me culia preparation used in 0unding and anu
IactuIing, is contained in the medicine by die
name Of Dr. Morxes ihvgoTang Elixir oIdiaI AM tt.f
IT does not contain particle Of Opium. qfA 49,
Sworn before ne, Ills 26li day Of June 1916.
. 5sE5+ - H.. AIICKLE, AIaynrs
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ARRIVAL OF I1.ilE ArLaNrlc.

Il MOVEMENTS OF MR.. FILLMORE.
BaLriaoRE i, May i5.-air Fiilmoie Lad public
reception to- day at the Exclianse concouIse I'M
uIia 10 iiolI1w ut III O'Clock. ls ~, g
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TdE 'runxEas.-.The don fsyonng Ger
'lans' k"own as the ..Turners famed JESTER
'4.s viii music aud banners z,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

J MARRIAGE OF x ATE H4Y,-s-TLe Il gaiar Caiifot-
MA correspondent If The Boston journal reports
ue marriage of Kate Hayes 10 Capt. WmaiE.
bushnell. popular river steanb "a. capta,n. i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

81 IRIS NO JOKE;
IINvEgY body in town is talking about them, what7
IL NSiiy the foods 10 he sure, $.
Ws5D Motto & 1sro's4 s,4s-F5
aud Tho bargains they reseipg TO ali VINO 90 there TO
Iea Try tle and sou will ever buy your dry
sonds . thrir Il stol antT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
ONLY aRTIc LE 4. OF {. s THE ! KIND EVER

They alEIsied with distinct noneonductine
chambers, by Of which, Wi ttwO pounds OF Ice to
the gaion water Is kc, Cat Temperature OF 5Ue above
zero OF only from the lreez ns poiut, fall day Thus,
cost oi Solin ior cetis day. family ordiia
size can be constantly supplied wild cold
itself numbers inihe Topottion. This has
heen found by actual 10 be wing
seyc, Ave E5rteiii Jars lofnery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

THE subscriber has removed his large and sIeGdid
stock OF Fas hnrabe Haas and Caps 10 The Union Hall
building, No. ecentiy occuncd by John Elliott two
dools south of the North Western Hank
ap7 w. W. JIMEsoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

90 E.,ss5,s 81 ifllHE f1AL.E IE;k.54ss sis3is
lE Subscribers will delivering heir-vcry
u SUPERIOR Ice 10 customers his norniiIs-
Orders le with Themselves, eli the drivers,
wARREN & SONS.
April e4nr. ~ ,i'iss. all9ssw
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Singing Schools
d. ID. ADAMS

MOULD call the attention of his friends and
w ihe public generally, 10 his new Music Hall,
which he has hired fOr term OF years, situated in
the Washington Block, over Mr.. Leavtt's Book
store, where his Singing Schools are now organ
ized, and meet as follows: Advanced class in
Sacred Music, opened March 10th, meets Thur
day aud Saturday evenings, at 1t O'Clock. lie.
mentlry class, expressly Tor beginners, opened
March 2ith. meets Tuesday aud Friday evenings.
Sunday evening class meets once week only
juvenile class, preparatory for May Day Floral
Festival, organized March 10th, 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, slOO for twenty les
sons. Halfterm tickets sold for all OF the above
classes.
U|Mr. A. will be at his rooms most hours OF
the day, where he will be in readiness To give Pri-
waite lessons to small classes, or 10 individuals, ON
the most reasonable terms.
All who place themselves, or their children, un.
der his instruction. may be assured Of ms best Ell
forts for their highest Improvement.
BiddelOrd, March 9th, 1851. l2-u
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Fourth School District Notice.

THE Legal Voters Of School District No. 4, are
l. hereby notified 10 meet at Beethoven Hall,
Saturday. April ls, at O'Clock, Z. NJ, to act up
ON the following articles, viz:
Art. l. To choose Moderator.
2-To choose Clerk for the year ensuing.
$40 choose one o. more Agents for the year
cnsuiag.
40 choose Classifying Committee for the
year ensuing.
5-To see il the District will authorize the Su-
periniending School Committee 10 revise and en-
large the "Rules and Regulations ofthe Schools, "
and print proper number for distribution.
Ito see il the District will purchase 10, OF
land, aud erect small House thereon for u Prima-
~ School, the p esent year.
ITO raise money for the same.
ABEL n. JELLlSON, Agents Of
HIRAM n. BRAGDON, Dist. No. 4.
Biddeiord, March 22d, 1854.
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VaIuabIe Farm for Sale;

VNHE Farm IN Saco, known rs the Hopkins
Il Farm, is now offered for sale. Said farm Is
situated on the Mile Road, so called, within a mile
and hall Of the villages Of Saco and Biddeiord.
IL contains about iortyseyen acres suitably divid.
ed into ;ilage, pasture, and wood land II cuts
from thirty To thiry-tiye tons OF good English hay
state Of cultivation. Upon IL are q conveuient
house, barn aud suitable ouibuiidlngs, all in u
good state Of repair. II has also an orchard Of
thrifty young apple trees. $3.50. -,
A rare opportunity is here offered TO any person
whomay wish TO engage IN farming, to make safe
investment u funds. Application may be made
10 JOSEPH I. NYE
Saco, March 9th, 1854. p-H
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n u NV - -
-Fsr;a Don Of Public HiuaiLa'ion fa'tng
and Prayer.
II, is incumbent on men a, all times to
feel and acknowledge his dependence on
Divine Providence, to confess his unworthi-
ness of the manifold hvors he Is continually
receiving, and TO ask the direction aud bless
inc of God on all his enterprises. Yet is
this duty specially binding upon us, both In
our individual and social capacity, at that
season Of the year when the labors oil the
husbandman are once moro about to CON-
mence, and when industry, in all its depart
mcnts, awaking from the inactivity Of win
ter, is preparing to resume its operations
with renewed yigcr. OIL. :.
Accordingly, in conformity with the pious
usage OF our ancestors. and by the advice
OF the Executive Council, / appoint Thursday,
the thirteenth day Of April next, to be OBJ
served rs day Of Public Humiliation, Fast
ing. and Prayer.
And Invite the people Of the State to
refrain from their usual occupation anu
amusements, and 10 assemble on that day
in their houses Of Worship, there to acknowl
edge before God our personal and national
transgressions, and TO ask his forgiveness OF
the same through Jesus Christ our Lord
TO render thanks for the mercies with which
lie has hitherto crowned our land, and to
,mplore continuance Of them in time to
como.
That he will be pleased TO bless with his
counsel and aid all the Rulers and judges
and other officers Of the several States and
OF the General Government.
That our Agriculture, Commerce, Manu-
features, and all branches OF useful labor,
may BE prosp-red through the coming
year.
That the Divine blessing may be upon
our common schools, our academies, colleges,
and all seminaries of instruction, upon the
churches of the several denominations, and
upon all efforts for improving the CONDITION
and advancing the moral character oil the
community.
That the people Of these United States
may continue to enjoy liberty and peace,
security, civil order and union ana tha'
whilst they increase in material wealth,
they may grow in all Christian virtues, and
DO an eminent example Of that righteous
ness which truly exalts nation.
And that the blessing OF political and
religious freedom. OF just government aud
equal laws. the means of education, end
the benign influences Of the Gospel may be
extended to all the nations Of the earth.
Given ut the Council Chamber, ut Au'
gusta, this thirteenth day Of March,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fi,y-iuus, and o,
the independence OF these United
States the seyenty-eighth.
| WI. q. CROSBY.
BY THE GOVERNOR;
ALDEN JACKSON, Secretary OF State.
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SEPTEMBER. 1854.

s-'a"s.Ns iSSa.
lVNHE Maine Charitable Mechanic Association
Il will hold FAIR aud EXHIBITION Tor Pre-.
mums, IN Portland, Maine, commencing on the
10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
And invite contributions from every industrial pro-
fession. Choice specimens of ingenuity aud skill
unique and valuable domestic productions, nat
ura aud artihclal-the delicate aud beautiful han
di-work OF iemales-labor saving machines, i'm.
plements OF husbandry, new models OF machinery,
and, indeed, articles from every department Of
manufacture, which il would be inprac,icable to
particularike In this advertisement H..' ..a
MEDALS and DIPLOMAS will be awarded to
owners or manufacturers Of articles deemed wor-
thy Of that distinction.
STEAM POWER will be provided, TO show any
model or machinery in operation TO the best adj
vantage.
Further information is communicated in the Cir
cular issued By the Association, which may be OBJ
tanned a, this office, or BY addressing
l2-eowtf j. X. MILLlKEN, Cor. Sec.
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Farm for Sale.

7 HAVE for sale a farm situated in Kennebunk.
l. port, about seven and One.half miles from
Blddeiosd, aud one and a half miles from
Kennebunk Village. and known as the johnson
Patien Farm" Sand farm contains about fifty
acres, suitably divided into Moving, Tilage and
Pasture, with thrifty growth Of Woodland, and
small Orchard Also, good well Of water
The farm is bounded on one side by the kenne-
bunk River, and is about one mic from the Land
lng. A part Of the moving land is very rich IN.
iervale, and all the land is considered very good
for farming.
The above Farm will be offered at private sale
till the Goth ofApu next, a, very great bargain,
at Auction on the premises, (PrObably,) in lots TO
suit purchasers, at 10 o clork in the forenoon.
GEORGE n. ADAMS,
March 25tb, 1854 3wlO Real Estate Broker.
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BY THE GOVERNOR:
ALDEN JACKSON, Secretary OF State.
A PoRrRAr. The Teledo Blade whites
GU, the following picture of Douglas -

A PoRrRAr. The Teledo Blade whites
GU, the following picture of Douglas -
Among all the harlequins in the Presiden-
tial arena, Douglas excels. No character
istic but impudence recommends this man.
But his impudence is sublime. No speech,
no effort, no stroke Of policy, marks his man
as anything above mediocrity. He is every
way an adVenturer. lie pretends tobe a
citizen of Chicago, Illinois, yet he is rarely
seen there. He has no domicll there. lie
has u tenement on the Lake shore, where he
keeps a tenant. HIS plantation and his ne
groes are in Mississippi. His overseer gave
barbecue TO his negroes which was trum-
peted over the country while ago. We
helped to blow that trumpet, and gave HIM
the benefit Of our columns to brig him the
fame of which he is SO covetous. IL any OF
his friends want us to give him lift to the
Presidency, we will publish that barbecue
story again free, gratis, for nothing. Judg,
ing from gone demonstrations we should
judge his home and his heart were where
his .niggers' are. ..
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If all the other towns in the State elect
Loco Focos, rs they may, ], cannot reduce
the opposition majority below four. Be-
sides this, in the Loco Foco ranks are in
cludet some ten or twelve Of the "0ld Guard
who are hostile to the Concord regency, and
will bolt their nominations. Several of the
towns, as Warner. New London, &C., more
over. have instructed their democratic rep.
rescntatives TO vote for no one who is in "a.
ycr Of the Nebraska iniquity. The Regency
may continue, and probably will, to claim a
majority in the House, but they know bet
ter. The power has gone FROM them, as the
assembling Of the Legislature in June will
not tail 10 show.-1dtiIs. nj.
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Deatbs.

In this town, 18th inst, Mrs Nancy p, wife Of
Daniel B. Emerson, Esq, aged 50 years; 18th inst,
In kennebankpor,, i sSi inst Eaeine, daughter
Of James Wakefield, aged % years.
In Parsons6eld, i2th inst, Capt. TrstraIn iied-
man, formerly resident Of Ssec, aged 81 years )
Mrs. Elizabeth Towle, aged 81 years I'm inst'
Mrs. Mighels, aged 30 years; same day, M, Dan
iel Mghels, her son, aged about on years Mr;
jeremiah Doe, aged near - years. he naa inea
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pnICuroN sIARKEr. March nc.

Al market 675 Beef Cattle, 30 Working Oxen,
50 Cows and Calves, 2l3O Sheep, and 800 Swine
Pnces-Bcef Csiile--The supply was not equal
10 the demaLd, and better prices were obIalned.-
We quote Extra IS eS50s trsi quality s7,JOaS
second In, 80; fhinl 5,J0a $50
Working Oxe1--1h demand-Severa sales were
noticed at strong prices, viz: SIS, ~, 10, 80,
l42, and l65. u lFO1 bEt gf'httt
Cows and -Cnlves--Sales %, 81, u, 81, u, 80
and 81 a, .,,,/I.yI. = ITT'T.'
! SSeep9saIes s375, 80, $50, 5000. ''
Swine-Sesenl las were sold to pedde 5 81
and O 81 fnr sows., large lot OF hogs 81, At
retail from 81 to7i 90 900
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SPRING STYLE
HATS & CAPS!!
II. IL. RIDLON,S

Nos /, . and 3 Crystal arcade, Bida.fori,
"HERE he offers fOr sale splendid assert.
w ment Of Hats, OF extra quality and beauli-
iu finish. Also, Caps for Mems aud Boys wear.
A good assortment of Children's Beaver aud Fam
CIV Hats Also, Trunks, Valises aud Carpet Bags,
&c, &c. Please call aud examine.
Biddeiord, March 9th, 1854 l2-u
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Fifteen DAYS Grace.

rNHE Sob.cnber will keep bis koos. at ike Us.
l. ion aud Ea,,srH Journal Ofes, No. Central
Block, Biddeiord, until the 2iih inst, for the &c
comnodaiion Of those who have not settled their
accounts On the 25th, all unpaid bulls WIZ be pun
YOU feel the screws, that you have not had fair
warning, =. -. .. D.. E. SOMES.
March 10Th, 1854. t'.t.s. taa W-lwsH I
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Ara Court Of Probate held 1t Alfred, within and
: TO, The County Of York, on the Sixth day OF
March, 10 the rear Of our Lord eighteen hun.
drrd and 6iy'foor, BY the Honorable William
c. Allen, Jndge Of said Cont . . thF'.'1
WILLIAM LORD, IN, named Executor In .
wv certain instfuneni, purponing 10 DO The
last will and testament OF Timothy Frost, late OF
kennebunk, in4 said County, deceased, having
presented the same for probate: 80 ~ 80
..osdsrsA, thatrhs said execpior give notice to
oil persons interested, by cspdng . copy oClhis
order 70 be pobHshed three weeks successfully
10 tho Union and Eastern Journal, printed a Bid.
Ss, e Iaas is ~! %sS z Z! !apss c1Ss
Monday Of Apfi !nsitp a. tsas Of The clock IN
the forunoou, and shaw csuss, if suy they .hsse.
why tho said instrument ahould mot b proved.
appsoved, and allowed 90 the ls3 VII and aeses-
- 'A = A Ale seis BACON, R.st.r.a
'io-5w FRANCIS BACON, Register
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READY.MADE CLOTHING!
CLOTH, CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
ALL NEW GOODS.
c.. w. BOoTHBY

MAY BE- found at the store formerly occupied
vi by |. Gleason, opposite the Saco House,
Man Street, Saco with a good assortment Of
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tweeds, CASH
mereis and Yesiings, OF every shade and quality,
which will be sold by the yard, or made into gar
menis for small profit, and IN all cases warrant.
ed to give satisfaction. Also, Gentlemen's Fur
nishlng Goods, such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Cravats, Handkerchieis, Gloses, Socks, &c.
G. w. BOoTHBY, Agent.
~ B.-l would take this opportunity 10 return
my thanks to old friends and customers, ioI the
liberal share OF patronage received heretofore, and
hope by sricter attention to business and the wants
OF the public, To receive continuation Of the same.
Saco, March 10Th, 1851. l2-3m
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who Wants n Fortunes

DOR twenty-five cents sent TO me, postpaid,
Il will send by return mail book containing
egAty se,c aud palua6e receipts for making yari.
Gus articles which are in in every family, aud
command ready sale at grea, profit.
This is collection, at great expense, OF all the
really valuable receipts which have been udyer.
tised in the various papers Address,
l2-4, T. G.. COLLINS, Saco, Ne
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Fishing Tackle.

TIME attention Of DEALERS and ANGLERS is in
i vi,ed to the subscribers large assortment or
American & foreign Fishing Apparatus
suited TO ALL PARTS Of the United States con
sisting in part Of the following:
FISH HOOKS, ....
O'Shaughaessy or Dublin Bend Limerick, with
filed, ila,,ed, or ringed ends; Spring S'eei Carlisle
Kirby River and Trout, and Kirby Sea Mackerel
Cod, Limerick Cod, Virginia, Black Fish togeih
er with many fancy patterns Of Hooks, all Ises.
GANGED HOOKS.
TROUT HOOKS tied on smells Of Silkrorm
Gat, SIX and Hair; Virginia and Cod Hooks, on
Lnsn; Pickerel Hooks on Brass and Silver Gimp
and Brass Wire; Shark Hooks, on Chains. p.
PATENT SPRING HOOKS ;.-SPEARS FOR
EELS AND OTHER FISH.
FISHING LINES
OF every size and color, made of Linen Cotton,
Silk, Hair, China Twist, Patent Braided Silk, &c
LONDON PATENT FLY LINES Silkwom
Gut Casting Lines.
JOINTED FISHING RODS,
For Trout, Pickerel, Salmon, Bass, Perch and all
other kinds OF fishing. Beautifully finished Ger
man Silrer Mounted General FISHING Rods, -
do made with short joints 10 carry in a trunk
Fine Fly Rods. FISHING POLES TO enclose il
Walking Caves; CALCUTTA BAMBOO POLES
whole or joned.
FISHING REELS,
English and American, made Of Brass or German
Silver; Plain multiplying and click-all sizes.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.
Trout, Salmon aud Bass Flies Of every color ant
pattern; Mnnows, Frogs. Worms, Insects; BrEL's
PATsSr Spinning Bats; Spoon Bats; Trails io
Pickerel, Bass, Blue Fish, Dolphin; Mackere Jigs
Fishing Baskets; Bait Boxes Nets; Foldins
Net Rings and Join,ed Handles Tackle Hooks
Si!kwonn Gut; Gimp; Floats; Snkes; Swiy
els ; Anglers Balances, and numerous other ari
ces for the Anglers use.
The above articles, both American and Foreign
are most OF them made expressly for the advcrlIs
er, and he is thus enabled To supply purchasers no
only with the rery best quality that can be procured
but also with the cheapest description VI goods II
this line ON the most favorable terms at Wholesal,
or Retail. s. o.
MARTIN L. BRADF ORD.
1i2 Washington Street, Boston.