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THE GREAfEsT D5IsCoVERYI IN THE
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- tsi>s>f{s&S S-$S LA s-&&<s -.
A seeuain eyre fort Consuuption, Bronchitis
: = and aA diseases. Of ,ae Liver An Iu.
dian cure, the receipt purchased from a Me-
braska Indian Doctor. who has saved thou
sands from an untinely grave, az cases have
been cured dsout of 81 within 6monihs, in
Phi ladeIphia city and county. Eighteen OF
the above cases have been given mp by their
physicians, and pronounced incureable, and
they are now healthy, The medicine is
simple and Botanic, and can be gathered
from every farm and al all times Of the year.
This receipt with printed directions and cer-
lificales of cures from number of distin-
guished individuals in the city OF PhiIadel.
phia, win be forwarded 10 any person IN ,he
United States, free BY enclosing two dollars
in letter postpaid TO
DR.. n. f COLE,
Manayunk P. o., Philadelphia county Pa
MAY 25th 1S54-6m
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sU%GT0M DMMTisJr ,

SUl&GflEWM . UlEN1c lG1rs J
<ps> u ESPECTFULLY offers his
0YsS y professional services to
I1f.i the Ladies and Gentlemen
Bloomsburs andvicinity. He is prepared 10
attend TO aIlthe various operations in Den
istry and = PIGydsd hS TStr With The latest i'm
be inserted on pivot or gold plate, to look as
well as natural.
A superior article of Tooth Powders, al
ways on hand. All operations on the teeth
warranted. 81, e ~ .l.e
E Office near the Academy. sls.,
BIoomsburg, Nov, 90, 1SbI.s
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J. STEWART DEPUY,

A T 22S North Second Street, below
Callowhill, Philadelphia has OF
hand splendid assortment OF Velvet,
; Tapestry, Brussels, Three Play, Ingram
z and veniiian CARPETS besides Drug
c gets, Canton and Cocoa MallinSs, {
q WINDOW SHADES. Door Mats, Floor {
5 and Table OIL CLOTHS, Stair Rods,
: Hearth Rugs, &c. Also, the same at !
Z his other Store, corner of 9Th and !
, Spring Garden ST., under the Spring
Garden House,-Wholesale and Re.
tail.
April ialh Is5l.-sm q
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lADMNISTRATQR,s N0TICE.

I ETrERS Of Administration upon the es.
- late OF Susan Neyhafd laie Of Centre
township, Columbia oounty, deceased. have
been granted to The Undersigned residing al
so in hegownship Of Centre All persons
having accounts against The estate are re-
questeddo present them for settlement, and
those indebted, to make immediate psy. !.
uient to SOLOMON, NEYHARD,
Adminsstrofor.
Centre, August i2.h, fs5t--6t.
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Registration c crt ificatc.

Fofihe use Of clergymen, Justices, physi
ges and deaths as required by the new Ac
Assembly, can be had at the office Of the
Star of the Norlh.n aas@lYitsRi Hslh5,sA
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Jaslices of the Pence

AND C0NSTABLES can find all kind TO
"A blanks desirable for'iher use, IN proper
iorms q the office oflhe ''SrANor rHsNosra
BOOTS, Shoes and ready made clothing
cheap for cash By s ( B llf 8 slt,,S
ftIss MENDENTIALL& s. MENSCH. a
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FANCY GOODS, of every description and
variety, new styles, and fresh from New York
and P1lladelphia, for sale al the cheap store
M'KELyY, NEAL G Co..
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r. q. HcWER..

JDEm1yWRB~LxaVs !
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PANAMA, Braid, Sdaw and palmIsal has
. for sale b.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
MARRIAGE,

essening both mental and bodily capacity, hold
Henry's Invigoretins Cordial, medicine that
is purely vegetable, will aid nature to restore
those important functions TO healthy state and
will prove of service to you. 1t possesses rare
strengthener OF the system,
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AS A TONIC MEDICINE,

tits unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial
on footing with quack medicines, and, as is
customary, append long list of -ecommenda-
tions. de-, beginning with shear what the prea-
cher siys." und such like; it is not necessary.
for Henry's invgora,ing co.dial only needs q
trial to prove all that we say.
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FRENCH &. RICHARDS,
Wholesale Paint Dealers an Importers, N
w. cor. OF 10th g. Market Sir. Phila en-.
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To FEMALEs.
YOUNG MEN.

That solitary practice, so fatal TO the existence
so fatal TO the existence of man, and i IL the
young who are most likely to become its vic
tins. from an ignorance of the danger to which
they fnbject themselves, causes
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-21

AaEcDoTE or RorHscurLp.-The
movements Of such man "a Roths.
child, were watched by the jobbers Of
the day, who conscious Of his superb
or information and judgement, were
ready to take their cue from his pro-
ceedings. But the wary fnancier
was usually an overmatch for the
crowd. When he received some in.
telllgence which he thought would
make the funds rise, he ordered the
broker who usually transacted his bust.
ness to sell out half million of stock.
This OF course became known at once,
and the fact alone caused a depression
OF one or two per cent. Awaiting
himself Of this fall, Rothschild gave
orders to others not in his employ, to
purchase to the extent of several mil.
lions at the reduced price, and in a
day Or two Capel Court was puzzled
at learning good news, when they
we're expecting bad.-HouscAozd
Words.
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the snailsh mil. This takes place
too in open violation Of law. II does
not take SO loug to hear from Boston
as 1T does from The upper rart Of this
md our sister State If Mississippi.4 -
1t is often that letters arc sent to New
Orleans, TO take - packat for Vicks-
burg, which is found to be more
expeditions route, than for them To
travel BY the 1'rEniur mail through
Natchez. II is to be hoped that some
practical business man will be Inn
ored with the head Of the Post office
Department, cre many years transpirc
aud that he msy have Time to hook
around him aud propose some remr-
dy Tor existing evils, before the oppo-
site party get the power to thrust him
ont.
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FEMALE SocIETY.-You know my
opinion Of female society Without il
we should degenerate into brutcs
This observation applies with tenfold
force to young men and those who are
in the prime Of manhood. For, after
a certain time Of life, the literary man
may make a shift, "a poor one
grant,, to do without the society Of Ia
dies. To a young man nothing is so
important as spirit of devotion (next
to his Creator), to some amiable wo-
man, whose image may occupy his
heart, and guard it from pollution,
which besets it on all sides. A man
ought to choose his wife. as Mrs.
Primrose did her wedding gown, for
qualities that wear well. [" One
thing, at least, is true, that if matri-
mony has It's cares, celibacy has no
pleasure. A Newton or a mere schol-
ar may find employment in study a
man Of literary taste can receive in
booksa powerful auxiliary; but man
must have a bosom friend, and chill
dren round him, to cherish ard sup
port the drcariness of old age.
John Randolph.
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The APPROACHING EcL1rsE.-The
American Association for the advance
nlent of science have appointed com
mlttec OF twenty Of the most distin-
gulshcd Astronomers of the United
States to note the phenomena attend
ing the occurrence of the Annular
Eclipse, on the 18th of the present
month. Among them are Prof. Bache
OF Washington, Pierce Of Cambridge,
Mitchell Of Cincinnati, and LOOMS Of
New York. We may therefore cx-
poet all the facts connected with this
interesting occurrence. --.--
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TIE New THREE DOLLAR GoLD
P1rcEs.-The new three dollar gold
pieces, just issued from the Philadel-
phla Mint, are beautifully executed.
The front has an Indian head with a
feathered crown, with the words mJni-
ted States of America around #
The reverse has the words "Tbree
Dollars" within a wreath of wheat
corn, oak leaves. and acorn, and the
date of issue.
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HES BR,cK.-Ihc origin Of this
term 10 said to be as follows: One
Eastern Prince went to visit another,
who, having been shown all the curl
osItIes and attractions, he expressed a
wish to see the fertilization. Here
upon his entertainer took him to
review Of his troops, and exclaimed,
These are my fortifcations-every
man is a 6rlck."
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TIE Vicksburg Wing leans that
Charles Simmons, aged 10, son Of
Captain Charles Simmons, Of Vicks-
burg, was drowned in the Yazoo River,
near Greenwood, few days ago, By
falling overheard from q canoe.
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AN INDIAN PnNoE.-Among the
passengers By the Ripon, were Prince
Cholam Mahorned and son, the son
and grandson Of the renowned 1ipoo
Shib. The Prince has never before
been out Of Calcutta. lie is come to
England to endeavor to get his pension
settled on his grandson. lie speaks
English tluentiy. His pbysiognorny
is very pectlliar--alrnos! Jewish in
appearance. He is dressed magnif-
ceatly. His cloak is something ike a
corduaFs, with inwoven gold. His
cap is also ike that Of Catholic &c.
Gle siastic high in rank in front ID a
star Of gIitteripg diamonds On one
of his fingers is a ring with m inn
mense emerald set in it. At Malta
he attended review Of the troops,
and one Of the first regiments he saw
exercised was the 33d, which was at
the taking Of seringapatam, and from
which bis father, the celebrated Tippo,
met bis death. Immediately Oh his
arrival at Southampton, he addressed
letters ITO the oldest daughter Of bis
lIighness Prince Golam Mahomel, at
bis house at Rnssapuglat, Calcutta
and ito the Mosque Of Dharumtalot,
Calcutta" A treasury order had ar
rived ut Southampton TO pass the
Princes baggage through the Gus
tomhouse. The Prince had several
servants in attendance on him
Lontion zaper.
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llO1N Hllk2nENlCN

it is generally with mistaken notion
Of what is the most advantageous edurct
to pursue They imagine a fortune
can be acquired III at least one year
aud consequently arrange their bust
ness upon the most extravagant plans
At the end If six months their credi
is lost, their business at y stand ane
they resort to the grog shop or gam
bling table for relief
Night after night they carouse
until nothing but inevitable ruin stare
them in The face. They then com
plain Of the ingratitudo Of tho world
and declare the community cnupot ap.
prooiate man Of worth. They adopt
the lazy and fashionable cource Of
sleeping away the morning hours oi
business, and then lounge through
the day regardless of future conse-
qnences They resolve to change tLcir
profession, not bearing in mind that
he who abandons one Profession. will
scarcely find another to suit him the
defect is in himself; he has not per.
formed his duty; and has failed in bis
resolutions, perhaps often made, to
retrieve lost times, the want of which
6rmpess can give no promise Of sue
cess in any other vocation.
A young man should begin Will,
a scheme Of life founded upon priuci-
pies Of morality-and carried out by
the most constant application lie
should take a pleasure in the business,
whether it be lucrative or not. and
success will be the certain reward.
Order and arrangement should char
acterizo every department, and indus
try crown the whole. In his inter.
course with tile world, heshould be res
pectful without mcanness, easy, with.
out too much familiarity; gcnteel with.
out affection, and insinuatipg without
art or design. fla young man would
observe these common place rules.
he would always command The respect
and esteem with those of whom he as.
ISOLATED. Nothing engages the affec-
ton OF men more than a handsome
address, and graceful conversation.
1t should, therefore, be conducted with
dignity, but wltout stiffness, and we
should always be modest afIible and
unpretendlng, but at the same time
maintain our principles with frmness
and decision. Success in any pro-
tesslon will be much promoted by a
good address. The most cautious and
discriminating arc not exempt from
It's influences; We should therefore be
cautious towards those whose fortune
have not placed them IN the same rank
with ourselves. There is nothing
however, more unfriendly to tho art
OF pleasing, than morbid timidity.--
All lie teens with examples Of its
influences, showing that
the art of rising in the esteem of So
clety, has no greater enemy Slan this
nervous and senseless defect in educa-
ton. Self possession, and self asu.
rance is perfectly consistent with the
most amiablo modcsty. Ii.
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Lapy ButwEn ON DrcsENs.--Th

LabY BuIWEh ON DICKENS. ---lho
gniable lady Of The author Of Pelham,
his written another new novel, which
she calls 'Bellind tie Scenes We
shall not stop to enquire into the pro.
pnoty Of . lady going hchnd tho
scenes, unless she has q character in
the Drama but Lady Bulwer is Glib
eral" and das'ies away 1T minor char
aGtors, in q very comnendable style.
Sir Ed. Lytton BuIwer Bart is handled
without gloves -D'l israeli is pitched
INTO and she is down on Dickens. -~
Poor BOZ is made branless shadow
under The nib Of her sarcastic quill.
Mr.. Carlo piaIs a character behind
The 2copes,'' says:
When Tresylian entered, he was
showing his very fno teeth, in loud
hugh, ut some triad that had fallen
from Mr.. Eornaraby about Chcops,
plum pudding and the corn laws !,
while opposite to him. sat, as if not
quite at his ease on so fine chair and
IN so aristorratic room, a Mr.. Carlo.
Dl@is, another star in tho literary hem
lsphcrc, who having graduated about
tile streets bis parG pictures were I'M
surpassed he had Outlined the SIN.
brtYnet Of the AIdeate Aristoplanes
tho pot-llouso l'Iutarcb would laye
been more appropriate. Like the
rest q w. Ponsonby lferrars's clique
he thought TO redeem by printed NOR
atty ard plilanthropic fine sentiments
the practised immortality Of bis own
life and the arid absenec Of all good
feeling. Lie was not agreeable ia so
ciety, as be always, like the beggers,
TO be keeping any stray
good thing that be might chance to
pick up, till he got home, when it was
duly "booked y or it might be that
his hair, Of which he had an immense
profusion, ovorlaid lis brains, and that
made him appear stupid.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-21

DGov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania ;.
b 8 singed the bill providing for the
sale Of the main line Of tie public
works al go 11d 500.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-21

The Sheriff. who hung the muir
aerer, Clough, has received much
prase from the corps reportorial of
Massachusetts, for the gentlemanly
and dignifed manner in which he per-
formed that duty The amiable off
cial will no doubt, reeiprocate those
kindly feelings should any Of these
gentlemen require anything in his
Ene at business.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-21

The jury Of inquest in the case Of
the recent fire in Broadway, by which
50 many lives were lost, in their yir-
dict, condemn aud censure the masons,
mechanics, and carpenters who erec-
ted the building. They recommend
change in the law regulating the
building Of houses. ect The fire is
pronounced to be the work Of an in
cendiary
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From Rec. Jesse Hayes. LerisfOn FaL

fTOW Lees Seese H"J''s sS'"'''o'' "''''
I BR CLanxE . Ever bot 10 Of the Universal Co'iri
I,,ure " bch you len with n'e, u r,ld, and have
seyern applications ior mote rs faf rs heard in'n
all have 6csn perfectly "a i'isd nhh The medicine.
one man. who hid rough ~ long sianiins, attend.
ed wuh tvhine,s IL The rhc.t aud sho'ieess "f
breath 80 ih, hs was laid aside G" "a hu, ness puf-
chased the large blte, al,d beETe lie had taken Ule
ihnd Of u, whs cate pntt,g, hnd ha- had no
.orb since he ,ays u " tie hSst medicine 90 the
vofId and cannot 10 Recommended tao blghy,--
PIcusr ,,n, me anolhcr id immediately.
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Farmers Take Notice.

l2-sn lac Washington Street, Boston
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For sale IN saso ny Y Ginu,n, Fari.1, i,ian. I'D.
detsrd, ID. Lard Ks1m,baHs, =. Cia.k Psrfis-i,
% u Hay; Saoorragpa, q oudni,n AaHdish, Higgins
Gsrham, Clemens; Li~isgfsH, rmnii Limoiek, raw.
yer, SSe6sid, Wood Wsst .,frfeis. Land A.rA
Pdrsossf,ld, kenison East Pdr.es.feid. BIm k,u !
South Parsop. fsd iInnj Perfsr, blaxo Rtiar Fails,
Davies sissp Esiis. iIob.on North dsfss, swsii
Lebanon, Elirr Webbcr, aud llansennlb and Rish +;
ued,rat.op. Lane aud Adams Bsnsm Csmirs, Hanson
aud CLiy Sprisgrais, Yeaion mud by country
merchants and medicine deal-rs generally.
Bottles % cts each. four bottles IN onr for '3ets.
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Mechanics Fair in Portland, lie.
SEPTEMBER, 1874.

TINE Maine Charitable Mechanic Association
Il will nUld a FAIR anu ENulbl ZION iOr Pre-
turnS, in Portland, Maine, commencing "n the
10th DAY OF sErr; NIEiR MKT,
And Invite contributions tran every industrial pro,
fcSSinn. Choice specimens of Ingenuity aud sElll
s-uniluc and valuable domestic Uduc'"nS' h''-
trsi and nr,iclul-,ht delicate uud bJguliiul hSn-
di.worl; uf icnaeS-luhUr saving machines, M
tlcmcu,. ct hu>handy, new models oi machinery,
and indeed, articles irum every department ct
manufacture, which il would lie lnpraclic"bv to
baTiiculurizr in thi>alvrrll>cmCnt.
MEDALS and DIPLOMAS Will be awarded 10
owners or manufacturers Ol articles dccnlcd wor-
tliy ur that distinction.
STEAM POWER will be provided, tos ow any
hodcl or machinery in operation 10 the best sd'
vantage. -.
Further information j. communicated in the Cir
pulir ISSUED by the Association, which may be- %
tainrd NJ ih, Office, or b. addressing
I?-eUwtf J. x. MlLLlkEN, Cor. See.
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From Rec. J. D. o. CODY. DeAmark. Ne.

lao, cL,pxg Your Univcr-h Cough Mixture has
been quito s.,ee.fuI ~ ih- pler-, .hau time nso
met With ia.y wv oppressed great tear thai OTTO
al her Daughters was gong into n consumption, -.
Tor Ic,.ih ur time si,c Ind b,su afflicted WITH bad
s,,y, a,,L vas qaie ep,srr,ied al my teromuien,-
u IN she p,fcr,.ed little q; S"Ht Unse,sai ,"gh
MIXTURE, which entirely ,emoved her cough, AMI was
the n,e,ns of resiofing her 10 health.
YuuIs trily, u. CotBr.
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M one suffering from hacknied Conrh. Pain 10 TIE
side. restless nights, nefvoas feelings. md the wl''e
ir,in " dy.peptc sensations, aud gwen up ny their
p,y ~ lie nnaher neneft wiilout runsuli me TIE
ESCiii.APlUr. Have the united. az those nho"i 10
he married. nny Impedimeni, read this in,ly useful
hook ~ In. been the means az saving thousands of
unG,rinuAs creatures frm The very jaws of death.
ecrAny person. ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed III letter viii receive one copy ~ ~. work
by mall, or i've copies VIII be 'en' m' one ao,a.
Ad,,c.. fpo., paid1 DR.. wM. YOUNG.
Ives No. iJl Spruce st., Pbiudephia
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"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
1000 DOLLAR

will be given 20 any rcr on WHO VII produce "a
many we'll a,tisRneGtSl osrisfatss oi o,trs, bot'
from iHisgSHt pSiivuls and s,iSRi.Fs phy slcluils
~ have bccn effected by the use Of fulvcrliacher
ElecfTie Ci0iIis. They never tail iu perform what
ihey u,e advertised 10 do aud NO person h"s ever
been dissatisfied wio has given them II trial.
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FOE SALE,
FOUR EuMLRsD HOUSE LOTS,
And other Valuable Real Estate.

TIME following described Real Esiate, compris-
i Ing House Lots, and other property, elisibly
situated m the villages Of Saco and lIiddeiorJ,
will he sold by tie prop'ieiors, at prices aud ON
,enns favorable TO purchasers. .Ir.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated IN Saco, between the Rail.
road Depots of Bideeiord aud Saco--a portion Of
them above the Railroad, aud a portion below, in
a pleasant aud healthy location, aud commanding
u line view of both villages. They are udvsnia-
gcousy situated for the residence of persons Iav-
ing htisincss in either Saco or Biddeorl, beng
within six minutes walk of Main street, and Pep
perell Square, aud i've minutes walk Of the Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mill, of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde
ford. a substantial Bridge, 37j feet oug and !
feet wide, resting on granite pier, AN j with side
walks, has been built across the Saco River, thu
connecting the lots with Bidtleiord, vi placin
them within three minutes walk OF ;uitbs &.
ner From this bridge street Is grIcd 10 IA
Railroad Crossing on Water street, vnich will
extended to Buxton Road. Other Streets hay
been laid oui, extending along the margin VI Tn
Saco River, aud to Water street.
The ncwroGd recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country frum
Saco, will in'crs,ct with Market STREET, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Biddc.
lord. -.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tori have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island. contiguous 10 the bridge, aud
within two minutes walk Of the workshops aud
mills ON said island. On one oi the lots u new
Cottage house with a stable, which will I've sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, n may be wanted, tract OF lundsldjoning
that which l. reserved Tor house lots. Said tract
consists Of 81 acres, and is situated on the West
ern side of the RAILROAD, and runs 10 The Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
of the sacO Depot.
Wurunlee Deeds will he given of all lots sold
by the proprieior, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. +.
SoIncS, BddcIOrd; JUscphus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, n. H.; William z. Newell
Manchester, n II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condl.
iioIls, inquire Of d. H. SOAlES, of Biddelori
Agcn, tor the Pruprietors. 5-if
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE /!
by =. InEDAN.

A LII pcronswislng to obtain help end those
~ wi>hing 10 lind work. will please call NJ INV
rilice in Dr. :. l. Lords Drug Slnrr, NJ. Wash
,nstun BlUCk. and leave their names All ur !crlur
T,ll Posting. Collec,r-, DUur Keeping onl GIVING,
will be immediately attended Ia. OH
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Melodeons, Seraphines,
ASp -. l
REED ORGANS.

THE subscriber has received the exclusive
i agency Uf Ssco and Biddei'Hu loe ,ne ss's
OF the above named Instruments, mana n.
by b. ". Tohin S Co. Nashua n. a; Iney az
HARRIS PATENT. which for elegance OF man.
,,Gaclure and unris allied beauty OF tone, render
them the most desirable instrument, 10 use. AZ ;.
Prices according TO style and finish, rum ~ 20
$50. Thoee wishing Er INSTRUMENTS ,esPfSt'
FULLY solicited 10 call nj No. As Cults i,ana, Saco
and also ut the residence Of Hey. y. huonaro'
corner Of Hill and Pool Sis, B,ddelofd, una ex'
anime an assortment of, a. ana oca i,rops
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. su' n