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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28
UrILLIAn 8. nILLoR. AucTIoNIIR.

VTILLIAM 3. MELLOR. AUCTIoNKKR-
w makers stock Of rich housshsld furniture
good order; also work bench, tools, 10 on Tuesdal
% ~ No. g. Sixth avenue. ~ l0h O'Clock Tbs
-. wsshsta1ds 70 match; rosewood do; ffSeea q
stesde etssssss, corner ssanes, marble top tables
fourteen tset three walnut do two spring seat sof
plain sofas, eosssge furniture suis; psrlor ~
ehairs walnut Gothts hing room ohAiis; ten IL.
chair, tcevsrsd In plush and breeatelle); tws1v>
asrsss maseresees, psllisssss, iron bedstssas, 4e
o. Witch VIII positively be sold without any rsgp
ant pressDts fAvorable opportunity for the trsds
furniture, -" ess~
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


% 6OO -EANTlD. A PARrNER, IN SPLEEN.
n .OVUs did machine, just patented performing
the work Of atty men. IL moods only :, Be seen ddy
~ calling 63 Twenty strset Hsar Esh,n
avenue. tuning shop. third noor.
RI OOO -PARTNsR WANTED WITH THIS
per year Address samuel @ Herald ofhoe.
nm -PARINRR WANTED. To ENaAGa WITH
lUU. the advertiser In a. exclusive business, plea,
attent find shs nne atty make
few Thousand d. liars In Short das Please address O. D.
T., Herald ONCE.
Dom WANTED, A I'D BUsIKEss NAN. TO
QOOVs take a;tivs and equal iaterest In businss
thAt has petition. and will pay - 900 year None
need Apply uniess they give ths most satfAotoy
ferenes - 70 their business quAhosons Address L. LONG,
61 m OR SCO.-wANTED, AN ACTIVE PANTHER
VlVO In the furniture and upholstery business already
stabilized snd doing excellent business The
v.h beth braasbss ths BUSH desiross
necsne himself with With tkc above capital foi
the Of extsnlisE his busnss The best reference
given and required Please address W. o. Herald oce
stating whore An interyisw may B. had
DIseOLUTI0N.-THE C0PARTNERsHIP HERRro-
~ fore sxng between the subscriber under this firm Of
nAsht Close 10 this day Dissolved By mutual
william aaisAs viii continue shs srsi.:s, and sss Al
WI New Ysii, Fec. /. 1854 GEO. 9 CLOSE
DARrNKR -wAN1RD, An HxPERIsSoHD PART
ns IN aueten, sonniseien and zeal estate busne;
with senmsoA preferred An equal interest Will b
gvsn inexperienced hand, with cAah capital will
Be treated wth 0tea fer week. Apply ~ the sAors 3s
Grand street,. near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28

1AMDxN AND AMDoY RAILROAD TO PHu.AI
! q = aaa r. n Aseommedation lins q 4. II.
sesao boat Jehn Potter, V 1sutb Amssy thsnss u
y John Potter, 70 Anbey, thsass drseSt - OanAn 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28

TsoR sALs-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY brown
stns fre nj house. reurteet tn sHee-pfice w
-, hsrss Il offered bargain Also, new, nynea
fs bssensns house on Le,s fs9n sysnns om, S'es.
"A SAraAins Apply 70 T. D. AiN9SA.''' ".
nue. from 70 4 ~. --.-<.--------
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EsoR SALE ON sT....r isLARD-A MAT corr AGE
hyWs GOOD repair los6a feel front BY 30 deep, with
1ss vsw 81 ooth iana ana waes ~ has various kinds o.
e 1e Island Also every eonvsnsnes for wall and o,tsr.
WAFER and within minutes walk Of vac steamboat land
NJ For further particulars apply JAS PKENriss, No
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TyOUNTRY BlAr F0RsALB-oN TEE HUDSON pIvER,
" about twenty mis- utes from Thirty Hud
81 River Railroad There Il well built good sized dwell
ne ground 10 hands 'mely teraced and covered bsau
nj shade trees contains and three ths
ply 70 y. HARPER, Jy., Daily Times Once.
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GRIAT sAL1 9! HoRsEs.-.rHE NEwARK OMNIBUS
N Company viii sell ~ public auction v sdnesday,
March ~ he office Of the Company. Mswark. n J., ths
entirs och Of about ~ horses 10 omnibuses b
dles blankets DO 10 Also the stables with leases
BALE 70 - continued until the whole Of the properly d
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rsoR sALE-FoR ABOUT 800, DAGuhasL "a ia. az
Of ave years located on AprinciPn GO % srs
The shove 4 valuAtion 10 satisfy ie
Of rortsate purchaser VIM u e1s,ness
wui be Instructed in the ART Apply 70 v. WAcLki, ~
srruce rest third hsor, in ths bin dsry.
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Wy NKLY NxWSPAPKR FOR BALI-xSrA BLISHED
w sxmepths and having good advertising patronage;
viii be low ~ the proprietor engaged In other
nees; or competent would Be taken partner
son OF sm realize fortune BY ths
Apply printing oss 1873 Greenwich street, Dey
street. up stArs
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CTKAM xEGINE. FIFTY HORSE POWER. FOR SALE,
cheap With sCvsrsors pump and cut "a gear complies
ply between and O'Clock TO CHARLES NORRIS l09
East Eighteenth street, Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28

DIAL 1sTATE.-HARLEML OTS-TwO LOTS ON TIE
~ northwest corner Of 6th street and First avenue win
30 cold day. Tuesday, ut II O'clock At the Merchants
l.ohangs said lots have nr location lay even With the
perm sson authorities been GRADED They have two
fine shsde recs standing the curbstone line the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-28

MANUrACTOEY rOR SALE Oh 10 LlASk-SITUA
"a ted ~ Hsrlem toAtin9 Fourth 100 fest aud
la street feet 10 ths river with fue wharf containing
1tssn lots OF sround, which very spacious buildsg
Win steam engine Of forty horse Tho premises
senphte order and ready fog oesupaney admirably
whore otivs power required For apply TaOS
AQDREWS No Hanover street.
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no L1f-APARTNENTS ON TIE FIRST FLOOR CON
stg Of very elegant and richly furnished parors
toilette suitable only gsnsmAn Of high rsspscaby
Also 1--WE heArona Board required. Apply q Is Bon
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fyoUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALH-Ar JAMAICA, L,
~ l. within Eve minutes walk Of the railroad depot
ng OF good house outbu din8s vines fruit trecs
xdn shrpbbery and everything In good order With land
= suit Apply at Is BeekmAn sxeSt 'front.' once
10 10 L.
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no LIT-A BUILDING IN DUANE STREET, NEAR
West Broadway. a fsst front By 90 fsss deep. we'll
hs three story brick house l street, With Swc
tory house adjoining Apply V rH0xAo H0P1 l32 Cham
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A ssIGNRKs SALE or PLUMBERS srOoK-wN. IN.
"A WING CO., auetons:rs win sell q a.etien On Tuss:
sale plumbers stock consisting In part per boilers
bathing tubs hot air urnaces regstss sinks hot air pipes
work china ware toos work benches ds,h: ses safe
borse harness 3D. together With AL abe malsris AppsI
taipIng the plumbing business finished And un0uishsd
So by order Of VIM. h. Pryor and L. ". AcIaulAAd.
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U,oa SALE AT A Low FIGURE TIN STOCK AND
srtrfes q grocery and lquor store together WIN
low. Possession given msdiately Apply 70 WnkAfkN
BUM As Wsskinason street.
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TyLAY SAND, WOODLAND CONTAINING ALL
these materials for sale, the village Of HAcken
uaak, N. j. Apply ct 80 Christopher street.
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TOR sALH-BY AUCTION, IN THE .xcaANoE AT
O'clock on Tuesday. February g. one LOT porth
side OF Forty street, 100 feet Of avenue
not previously ssld b private contract Terms easy
Oevlin, A Franz fort street. -.
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MVx ssshs T ~, -. = s:lS = sss.ie: LEEDS
gseds warranted Afs qas aad are ths Drepsrty Of
Arm givivg up business. Call And exAains.
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4VOUNTR, RESIDENCE FOR sALR-AT ENGLISH
~ Nexhsorhosd New Jersey seven miles from Hcbotsn
1e twenty five OF excellent land
spacious and oQpmodus mansion 50x0 feet aiming
twelve rooms Win under lar and Kitchen the out build
eontpQsii two story farm house. large
barn st.slos e.irsss Asnss Eran,,y Toe house lnsdo
grounds we'll socked With large assortment Of fruit
rses. grape vines and choice collection Of shrubbery
Me- h also ornamenta fower garden with hAndso
summer house. The situation hish nmandins
sive view OF the ding and plank road
rem H0bohes The property For apply No
Beaver street.
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A TLANrIC HOTEL. NO BRuADwAY. oPPe
"a the fountain, and In The mmediste vicinity Of An
ladelphia and Eastern boats. few gentlemen eah 4
esnmedatsd with tull board dinners only.
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UCTIos NoTIcI.-THos BELL AUCTIoNEIR-BY
"A w. g. IngrAhsm-LarGe fur allure sale this day ~
l0 o'clock In the sasrscm, No 10 North William street,
removed for coAvsAnse SALE including the snts parlo
drawing and bedro u family going 10
1ope al Eooa order esrpss chairs tables looking lssss
valuable piAnofortss; n attress0 AVID beds MAPLE
hoGaay and iron bststsads wasstand bursAus 81 Shoots
quilts and bedding sofas sofabeds clocks
0rnAMen0 hAtgAAnda. 10. Sale rain ahinA.
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retail business-The advertiser wtshns 70 give up
buspsss thls spring would sell his stock boots ana
az lease desired, sell Tbs property The
ssssf s fresh ana fshionaels am ,unu,s 70 about n
-ll be reduced The star for kind OF busness 10
80 Of IL The city u the soushvett oerner OF
Iishsa svepue snd Tvtnvss street. Also swo hrss
Iss a. Jour story feet deep 81 Thirty min street seAr
IN seyenth lot On Eighth aysnus
Stvssu IOOh and 10lst street hsnaome place % rfsr
s., 81 between Ns Oh and Tenth avenues los and
nsrsss rent sery and attic brick roe, sscfy rsms
os SlO seventh Inquire 81 r. GIbbkNS
q, E,sh,h avenue corner Of Tvsnty.ssventh street
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-11
STATE OF MAINE.

CrnpERLAyp, ssi-At the Court Of County Commits
sioners begun and holden at Portland, within and Tor the
County IL Cumberland, the first Tuesday of June, An
no Dominl, lS5i;-
On the foregoing petition Il being satisfactorily shown
To the Court that the petitioners responsible AMI that
a hearing IL expedient, Is hereby Orler,, That the
County Commissioners Will meet at the dwelling house 81
Daniel Davis EsI, IN stanish, In said County 81 Cum
bcrland on Tuesday the 18Th day Of August next at ~
O'clock A. M-ani that the Petitioners give notice to all
persons interested by causing attestcd copies Of said pc
tton aud this orr Of court thereon, tn be served upon
the Town Clerks Of Sandish Ia said County ~ Cumber-
land and Limngton, In the County Of lorkalso upon
the chairman u the boar IL County Commissioners u
sail Cnnny Of Ssk, aud ole. ~ posing up coes az
the same In three public places In each II said towns and
publishing the three weeks successfully IN the Age
newspaper printed by the printer the State Angus
ia, la the County u Kennebec also In the rctand Adj
yerser and Eastern Argus, newspapers printed IN Port
land, In the County Of Cumberland and also IN the
unon newspaper printed in BiddefJrl, In the County
Of York the first Of said publications and each II the
other notices to I've at least thirty days before the time Of
said meeting ut which time AMI place. aer It has been
giyen the Commissioners will proceed to view the route
set forth In said petition, AMI other routes AMI roads con-
nece therewith and after such view, they will give
hearing To the parties aud their witnesses at conye
lent place In the vicinity, when and WHERE all persons
and corporations inereste may appear and shew cause,
II any they have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Attest, ROBERT A. BIRD, CLERK.
Copy Of the petition and order ~ Court thereon.
Attest, ROBERT A. BIRD, CLERK.
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ence Of ages, sci the actual against the
theoretical, preferring Insignificant sacrifice
TO overwhelming ruin. Ho made, and wise.
ly, total abstinence one Of the chief virtues
ofrelision. Aye. and because it served the
temporal blessings of man. Why is the
cholera raging up and down in our midst
Chiefly, let run. and its consequences.
answer. Rum War has bren pigmy des-
troyer compared with it and from the time
and long before Lot debauched his own Oh
spring, and Alexander's drunken mistress
fred Persepolis, and Nero in his cups tiddied
over burning Rome, rum has bren u PeIpeu-
al scourge-the fruitful parent OF all the
foulest crimes on record.
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Rum Murders.

lne iOlOWlnS IecOru VI run Hurucrs iaS'
week, with the accompanying remarks, we
copy from the New York Mirror Of the Sd
The shooting case Of McQueston in Brad.
ford, Mass, may be added to the list, for
i, appears the assailant in that affair had
Just previously visited u resiaurator," and
could not give coherent reason for the
outrage which he confessed to have perpe-
trated.
For three days Of the present week, we
have had to record four foul murders, done
under the influence Of rum. We use the
term rum 10 cover the whole list nf intOxi-
eating drinks, whereby men are made brutes
and sayases and snc,ety is hourly afflicted by
n worse evil than pe,,ilence, famine, or war.
or lhe>e murders, one was committed on
Tuesday at Syracuse one in this city on
Monday and another in this city yesterday
mt the St. Nicholas Hotel. being the second
stubbing case in that house within n month
and the fourth at BroOklin, yesterday
perhaps double murder. To these we may
add u rum murder ofan Englishman, named
Ashton. in Virgins last week and ne doubt
not the the W tic "Vuiu ohO"
dyily case inr months past.
Is not this irightlul condition Of things,
and wha ever the plea for individual liberty,
the right OF private judgement, &C., urged
against the passage Of The Maine law, can
there b. any longer, doubt tina, socie-
ty would 70 the blessed gamer If the
whole rum traffic. from beginning to end,
were annihilated. Ii is all very well to ar
que for the temperance use Of liquor, hut ex-
perience terribly proves that there is in rum
a subtle, insnuaiing fend, that begins
the destruction OF Judgment the moment
il passes human lips. Our prisons, peniten-
,iarics, and aims houses filed with victims
of rum our tax and pauper lists swelled
chiefly by rum our communities dis.raced
by vice and violence, and tens OF thousands
OF families hurled to griei, begsary shame aud
ruin. these are the work Of the fiery insa'iale
demon-Rumi
We have though, the evil might be mend
ed IL bad rum were put down; IL low groS
shops were closed. but crime and murder
issue from the most respectable places where
the hire bend is harbored. There are other
things coming in with the broad range OF in
temperance that afiiici men-that visit VI on
the persons who indulge in them, individual
sorrow, and wretchedness, aud shane, bu,
there Is no other thing that makes its indul-
ger beast and maniac like rum, sending
him home to desolaie homes, disgrace socie.
ty.and Ear beyond himself hlI the wo,ld with
ruin ind mourning.
When Mahomst pronounced curse upon
the drinker Of wine, ne showed the wisdom
Of u legislator who, backed by sad expert
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On the housekeeping principle no longer we II go
On the high. pressure system well move;
The former belongs 10 an age that Is past
The latter 10 one that we love-
Then crack on the steam let the business wheels
NJ longer ia Iariiness roll
For we love the air of The ilcctcs, stccd,
No, the pace of the sluggish mole.
We've accordingly planned on the largest scale,
To meet the demands OF our trade;
For none shall 90 OF without u good it
Aud none without being well paid.
We've bought the best goods the markc, affords,
Aud can irca' you to anything new;
From the finest Calf Boot Of Gcnllemcn's wear,
To the prelllcst Of Ladies' Shoe.
Let the tocsin then ring from the sea TO the rock,
That Ross has charms for the ere;
His Boots aud his Shoes will keep out the cold
Aud allure one always TO buy.
3. K. ROSS g. CO.,
Liberty Street. Biddeford. Me.
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To The Hon. County CommI,,ioners Of ne County

To the Hon. County Commi'sioneTs Of the County
Of Cumberland.
TIE undersigned, committee chosen at town-meet-
ilg, held June 18th, 1854, at the town-houe In Lin
ingon, fr the purpose u petitionng your honorable
body, respectfully represent, that the Rad as now uav'
eed from LngiOn village across saco river over Lin
ingon brigr, the junction Of the Dow and standish
Corner roads the being The travelled route TO Port.
land Is circu!tu and hiy, and that the present oca-
ton Of said L.nson bridge Is bad location, being
poor Foundation build bridge upon, with Creek
making out Of the Westerly side Of said river, around the
end Of said bridge, thereby rendering II necessary TO
maintain an additional bridge, and making II very ex
pcn.ye for the towns OF Lington and stand,h to sup
port said bridges and rendering II Of public convenience
aud necessity that the Aforesaid bridge be discontinued
and new road laid out crossing the river at
venisnt place The undersigned In behalf Of said town,
respectfully pray your hoors to lay out public highway,
commencing at the foot Of ,iocdys hill, near Llminon
village, following the most convenient route TO smas
M so called thence the most direct route 10 aud
saco river at parkers fas called, where there Is
permanent bridge now but thence to the aforementioned
Junction u tie roads In standlh, and at the time TO
discontinue Lington bridge, and much II the road
leading 10 and from said bridge In the towns 81 Lining
ton and standsh aforesaid, will not he required for
public use.
PELTIAM CARL, Committee IL DC.
JAMES VI. SMALL, ihdU 81 me ihhdb'-
BENJAMIN &. LIBBY. Wants Of LimingioH.
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YorkCounty Wing Convention.

The Wing. of York County requested 10 choose del.
sgates 10 meet In Convention the Court House. In Al.
THED, WEDNESDAY, the twenty third day % August
At 10 O'Clock, A NJ, Coz the PURPOSE Of selecting candi'
dates for Senator'S County treasurer and one County
Commissioner.
II hoped that every town In the County viii be fully
represented. BeOv zach town will hnd the number u
delegates % which they are eutitlc,l.
sacO ami Bddchri, each, buxton, Hollis, Kenne-
bunk, kennebunkTor kittery Suth Berwick, Wells and
York each, Berwick, Lebanon, Lmington, parsonshe
ami sanlr each, Eliot, Limerick North Berwick and
watsrbbrO cachI Acton Alfri, Cctulsh, Lyman, New
field AMI Shaplvigh, each.
fCr order q the County Committee.
saco, July 9th. 1854.
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BANGOR, Me-, Aug. I. The new block
orsaw mills at Brewer Village, owned by
Messrs, Sargent L Stevens, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning together with
SO. 900 feet of lumber, The block con-
tanned one gang OF saws, one single saw,
hath, shingle and clal-board machines, sash
AZ d blind ctory, &c. The loss is estima'
ted at SIS, 1000 to $4,000. Insured for 80,
600. The schooner Canton,of Newhuryport
which was lying ut the wharf, was damaged
to the extent Of 81 800.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
Joseph 7. Nye, Judge Of Probate for the County o.
ork Commiss 10 receive and examine the claim.
the several creditors against the estate Of hichir
Cuts, late Of Kitiery In said County, deceased repre-
scented nsolvent hereby give notice that six months rJu
the third day OF July instant allowed 10 said Creditor
bring In and prove their claims AMI that we VIII attend
10 the duty assigned US at the dwelling house OF Eh'
johnson, In said Kiery the last Wednesday OF
Der, November and December next at O'Clock In the al
terIoon OF SAIL Jays.
NATITL @. MARSHALL, (commi..io,.,..
DANIEL PIERCE,
July 81, 1854. 3l-3w
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Dental Notice.

NY H. HASKELL would return sincere thank, 10 his
w friends and the public for the liberal patronage re-
ceiyed since his connection with the above Office lie will
continue the practice Of Dentistry In all s branches
the Office, and hopes TO merit continuance and In
crease Of the vors He has every facility for In
serng Mineral Teeth In the best manner and would here
say, that every person employing him shah be fully sat.
ished or no compensation win be required. All operations
upon the Natural Teeth and everything belonging to the
practice Of Dentistry shall be performed faithfully care
fully and in neat and substantial manner and war
rantcd. 1-r Ofhce-Nos. . and 10 Central Block.
BLldefJrd August 18th, 1891. 3l-Jw
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WHEREAS, Horatio s. jordan, late Of Saco, In the
w County Of York, and State Of Maine on the fifteenth
day % July, A. d. 1852 by his Mortgage Deed OF that
date recorded ON the 2 and 9th pages II Book No. ~
IT York County Registry Of Deeds conveyed to sydney
H. Thornton In fee and in mortgage, "certan real estate
situate in SAIL Saco wits Lots numbered nine AMI ten
Numbering rum Main Sree In section three, on IRIS
tram Jordan Jr's plan Of the Thornton PASTURE" which
said Mortgage Deed has been assigned to me- hereby
give notice that the condition Of the has been brOk'
en- and that by reason thereof claim "a foreclosure.
JOSEPH I. NYE.
Dated at Saco this fourth day Of August A. D., 1854.
32-3y
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L. When the time expires for which money is loaned
ON watches which pswne Ia U.s. sell them to pay
advances. We have large lot of unredeemed watches
now ON hand, which gol time KEEPERS, and which We
are selling at about twOthirls their actual value We
have also 1T of secondhand ewery, which will be sold
very low II you want watches OF ewery cheap We can
supply you. SHAW LINN
BiIdeforl, August lith, 1854. 32-lw
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J.K. L. In taking leave Of his patrons and friends,
would not neglect to thank them for the confidence and
patronage they have literally bestowed upon him dur.
Ing the more than Ave years that he has pracced DENTS.
try In Bidefori AMI In leaving he would most cordially
recommend 10 their favor his and partner
Dr. VIM. II. Haskell who has made many friends, and
given universal satisfaction during his connection
with the Office for the past two years.
July 3lst, 1854. S-5w
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The Wings Of BidiefOrl requested to meet In eau
Gus, at Beethoven Hail. saturday evening" August ~
L. oclock, Tor the purpose of selecting eight dele
gates To attend the Whg County Convenon to b. holden
at Alfred, "Wednesday, August I'll, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates br ssnators, County Treasurer
AMI one County Commissioner.
Fer order % Town Committee.
BiddefOrl, August 10Th, 1854. 32-lw
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X L N N ED Y,S
The Greatest of fbeApc.

",n c, oi hoAbury, has discovered IN one Of
fRy TISn nP ,iIrS,no wees remedy that cures w.
- /. .anr'a p,an, vIs, run the wVrst scroiua down
SVA'" htPe' iIc has tried II Ia over eleven hum
ar.d ease and never fatd eSop, in two. lie has now
In his possesson oA.r two hundred certificates Of lis value
all within twenty miles OF Boston.
Two bottles arr warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
one to three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of plmplc
on The lace.
Two to three bottles will clear the 'yStsm Of blcs.
Two hotties are warranted 10 cure the worst capler in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to i've hotties warranted to cure the nerr
cases u eryslpeias.