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A CAUn.

The undersigned would beg leave to say 10
the citizens Of Biddciord. iha, having been on the
Board Of Selectmen most Of the time for the las,
ten or twelve years, should I remain silent, the
presumpiicn might be that was standing candi'
date for the Office. l would therefore beg leave to
say tina, do no, wish To he considered as can.
dida,e for the Office the present year, and would
tender my thanks and best wishes to my friends for
the honor they have conferred upon me in elec,ins
inc TO the Office so many times, and would rcques,
them no, TO throw vote for me the present year.
GEORGE II. ADAMS.
BddeiorJ, Feb. 2S,h, 1854. Civ
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For Sale or To LeI.

NhE Tenement, or one half OF the Cottage
l. House, and'out buildings 10 ,Le same, be-
longit 9, together with shout thsee Soa1hs OF On
acre Of land, connected herewith Said Houss
IS situated 90 Eorths,rcet shon aistanocbclow
tho Railroad Depot nnd about tfiecn minutes
walk TO the village. ii contains ON rooms of va
nous sizes, from large 10 small, udi wep and hand
somely finished. The cellar is ccspcu,cJ-in Il
as BRICK cemenied oisicu, Of sufficient capacity
To contain twelve hogsheads of water, which y
carried TO the kitchen by pump. Also good
We'll. Thereis also Garden Spot, containing
Raspberry bushes md strawberry beds II Is
needless 10 say TO those who know the locality OF
these premises, that IL 10 one Of the most pleasant
and healthy si,uaiions in down. Application 10
thc suh.cribcr-on the proiniscs.
1-9w JOHN F.sSCASiNoN.
-Saco, Feb. IL, 1854.
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Commissioners, Notice.

mIIE Subscribers having been appointed by Hon.
William q. Allen, Judge Of Probate for the
County of York, Commissioners TO rec Give and OK.
amino the claims Of the several creditors against.
line estate of Samuel Bradcen, late Of Limingion,
in said County, deceased, represented insolven,,
hereby give notice that six months from the second
day OF January, 4. ID isol, have been allowed by
their sail claims before us, and that we will at.
Tend 10 receiving and examining the same ut the
dwelling house of Henry Small, in said Liminsion,
ON the lIrs, Saturday Of April, June and July next,
AT ten o'clock in the forenoon OF each OF said days
HENRY SMALL A,LdL6,nv Commi.,ion.,.
Limington, Feb 27ih, 1851. 9-3w
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AyrrNEBRAsKA RESOLUTION. The follow
ing resolution reported from the Joint Sc
lect Committee was passed in the House or
Saturday by vote Of 90 to 6;
Rssolred, That the Senator's in Congress:
from Maine be instructed, and the represen
tatiyes requested, to oppose IN every practi
cable way the passage Of the Nebraska bill
so called, so long as it shall contain any pro-
vision, repeating, abrogating, resembling, Oh
IN any way inyalidating that provision OF The
act of Congress. approved March 9th, 1870
commonly called tue Missouri Compromise
The resolution passed the Senate on Tues
day by majority Of "a to l.
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REV. THEODORE PARKER has spoken o,
the Nebraska iniquity-and as Webster sal,
Of Choate, +" He went into i, like steam
boat" A, the Free Soil Nebraska Conven'
ZION in Boston. on Thursday last, lie said
there were two hostile forces-li5eriy and
slavery--which existed in our midst. These,
he said, could never agree; one must even.
iually fall before the other; the conflict had
been going on ever since our government,
was formed; and the question might soon
be decided which force should fall. The
triumphs OF slavery were, that in 1888 il
inaugura,ed slavery into the United States
Constitution; 1892, Kentucky admitted as
a slave State, thus legalizing it on ground
no, included in the original thirteen; 1893
the fugitive slave law; 1912, louisiana
1920, the Compromise OF Missouri; next,
the purchase OF Florida; the admission o
Texas; the conquest Of Mexican territory
1850, the compromises which established
slavery in Utah and New Mexico. The Sc
cret was, the South was true 10 lis ideas
the North had failed in adheriRg 10 the
principles which built Faueuil Hall.
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1.-THE news from Europe by the Steam
er Andes does no, change the aspec, of al
fairs al the seat of war. No general action
has taken place, although few skirmishe:
along the Danube are reported, the pariicu'
lars Of which are not given.
Preparations for war in England and
France are going forward with increased
activity. There is a decline in the price Of
breads,uffs.
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BRIGHTON MAEKEr, Feb. 81.

At Market, $50 beef cattle, 1850 sheep, and Isl
Swine.
Beef Ca,tle.-Wc quote extra SIS 90 90 80
first quality 81 50a IS 90 second 81 90 81 80
third, % 90.
Working Oven.-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calvcs.-Salcs from s25 to SIS.
Shecp-Salcs from $3.50 TO $3.50.
Swine-At retail from 81 TO Gle.
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SAGE River Railroad Company.

A T q meeting held January 10Th, 1854. Of the
"A. persons named In the first section Of the Act
TO incorporate the Saco River Railroad Company,
the undersigned were appointed a commie TO
open Books OF subscription for the Capital Stock
oil said Conipany, in accordance with the provis-
ions Of the Goth section Of the Charter. In pur.
suance Of that appointment we hereby give no.
ice that subscriptions will be received on the 2otl
day OF March, 1851, and for at least ten successive
DAYS next thereafter at the following places, viz:
Portland, al the Office Of John NJ. Wood, Esq /;
I3iddelord at the Biddeford Bank Saco, at the
Manufacturers Bank. And for the convenience
Of persons in other towns, books will he opened IN
some place or places in each OF the towns adjacent
to Saco River, aud in the vicinity Of the conicn'-
plated route. ,,,,,,, sr,,,y
WILLIAM p. HAlNES,
TRISTRAM JORDAN, ia,
ISRAEL Is. BRADLEY,
THOMAS CARLL.
Feb 90 1854.
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STATE OF MAINE.

TliE Committee on the Judiciary, TO which was
L referred the Petition Of William Smith and
the removal Of the Courts, the Cous,y Offices and
County Institutions Of said County of York, from
Alfred TO SaCo or Biddeiori, have had The same
under consideration, and ask leave TO report, that
the Petitioner cause an aiiesied copy OF their Pc
iiiion, with this order thereon, To he Published in
the Maine Democrat and Biddcford Union, ten
days, a, least before the ninth day Of March next
that all persons interested may then appear and
shcw cause, (ir any they havc,) why tue prayer d
said Petition should not be granted.
L. M. HAYES, per Order
In Senate, February -, 1854 Read and accept
cd Sent down for concurrence.
WILLIAM TRAFrON, Secretary
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Notice.

yJNIIE Subscribers are now prepared at their shop
j in Bi,ldeiorJ, TO do all kinds VI Saving, Spill
ling and Turning, that may be wanted by Wheel
wrirL,s. CaIM,ct.Aiakcrs, &c. Our shop Is pre-.
narJ with the best Of machinery, and all work
viii lie done with dispatch, and in the best man.
per. Fence Pickets sawed from round sticks OF
from four 10 ten inches diameter.
NICHOLS Il ROwELL.
Biddciorl, February 2j,h, 1851. 9-ti
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FlREs.-A joiner's shop in Portland, al
the foot OF franklin street, owned and &C.
cupied BY w. II. Griffin, was consumed by
fire on Monday evening.
On "Wednesday OF las, week, the book
store of He. Wilson, the clothing stores OF
]. Solomon and A. b. Cooley, and the dry
goods store OF Beekman and Donnelly, al
Malone, franklin County, n. Y, was des.
,royed by fire. Loss 100000.
One Of the steam saw mills Of Crigler &
Co, near Milton, Fla, on Sunday, 18th, was
burned TO the ground. Loss 100000.
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Heasc for Sale!
an exCuAN0E!!

TIME Subscribs oilers for sale, or in exchange
i for Other propcriy,,hc iargc aud comfortable
dwelling house 10 which he formerly lived sit.
uaied ON the corner Of South and Kossuih SIS.
The house is in complete repair convenient in,
its arrangements, and very PLEASANTLY tcaicd
aud has large aDd cxcckcnt gnnlcn alta 'l~..
strawberries, raspbcrrics, gCosebcrries, &c, &c.
This offer isworh the attention Of any man who
may wish to secure fr-, class residence in this
aourishng village. ID. L. S0MES.
Biddc ford, Feb. 4, 1854 5-if
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er The snow storm Of las, week wa

81 The snow storm Of last week wa.
very severe al the Yves, and Sou,h--i5
New Jersey the snow fell 10 the depth o
feet.
A ,elcgraphic despatch fiOm Baltimore
9th, says:
"Lasi night the city was visited with one
OF the heayies, rain storms Of the season.
We learn that the country for many miles
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RosroN MARKET. Feb. o..

Flour.-Sules OF Ohio and Michigan fancy
brands, 50 25; common brands, 50 90; fancy Gen.
esee, $1,000; extra 81 90.
Grain-Souihcrn Yellow Corn is selling nj
81 OJ, and white at s l 90. Oats 5ia 5jcts. Rye
in lots, 81 90
Hay.-Easiern is selling a, $50 sol ton,
aSh
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Freedom Notice 4,

TpHIS may certify that ! have given nay son
i George Lyman Gctcbcl, his time to act and
,rude for himself, and thai shall hereafter claim
none Of his earnings or pay any debts that he shall
contract. LimAN GETCHEL.
Wiiness,-J. A. PulrDRicK.
Hollis, March Isl, 1854. 9-3ws
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~ ENTLEMEN in want Of Gcniccl Calf Boots.
" will find Just the article nt Ross at a very
low price. Also, every kind OF Men boy. and
Youths Boots aud Shoes, both substantial and
fancy, at their new Store, on Liberty Street.
H. X. ROSS & Co.
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No. 5, in Behring'S New Block,
Commercial Nursery.

ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL Trees, Flower
Il ing Shrubs, Roses, Vines, and Hcrbaccous
Plants. The best collection ever offered for sale
in Maine. Very handsome Weeping Trees, suila:
bic for planting in Cemetery lots. Also, splendid
variety Of hardy Garden Roses.
C. Nursery near the SACO CEMETERY.
Persons intending TO plant trees in the spring,
would do well 10 give me call, as am fully dis
posed to sell on inviting terms.
S'- Fair trading aud no 1eecing.
I will warrant oil trees purchased from me 10
grow, IL planted under my immediate inspection.
All kinds Of Garden work done by
DANIEL MAHONEY,
Saco, Feb. 4, -. Practical Nurseryman.
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ALFRED ACADEMY. The Spring Term
will commence on Monday, March 18Th, under
the care of HENRY G.. GooDENow.
N. ID. APPLETON, Secretary.
Alfred Feb 90, 1851. s
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GEORGE J. WEBB e. COS
Piano Forte Warerooms,
Chanbsu, No. 8 Winter Street.

Snsnoefs, NO. winter Street,
BOSTON
A This Establishment may found an cIcyuu,
"a aud extensive u ssorment Of
O-fORTES,
at oil prices, warranted equal To any in the Amcx,.
can market, In the essential properties or Tone,
Touch, Power, Durability, Style, and Finish
None others will be kept. Also, an assortment sf
MELODEONs AND GUITARS.
Mr.. Webbs long experience in the Prsss,oa
Of Music, enables Us To assure those persons r,sd-
ing at u distance, who may lind Il announcement t.
visitiosion for the purpose OF selecting lnsiru-
nent, that they shall be as well served by letter,
(naming the price OF the lnstrumcn, dcsired,) %
by personal examination; and those who may
favor US with their onlerscan implicitly rely upol
the exercise Of Mr.. Webb's best judgment in their
favor. Any Instrument ordered, can be exchanged,
| if II does not suit.
SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Agents for Lighic, Newton L. Bradbury's Plan
os, New York Hnllett, Davis e. Co.'S Grand aud
Square Pianos, Boston Goodman & Baldwn's
Melodeons, &c. GE0.J. WEBB e. co.
postoI, Feb. I, 1854. GmG
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81 Great sale Of Linen Goods a, auction,
No. 10, Central Block, afternoon and eve.
ming during the week.
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HATS, CAPS, FURS,
FURNISHING GOODS 1

The Proprietor has been engaged in the bust.
ness for many years in Boston, and alcrs himself
that he thoroughly understands the wants Of the
community.
Mr.. ABNER BLAisDELL is my authorized agent
TO carry On the business, and will at all times be
found ready and happy TO serve our customers.
Bddelonl, March Isl, 1851. 9-3w
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COEartnership Notice.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. John lounge and Henry w. Trclcihcn, Is by
mutual consent this day dissolved. The business
of the firm will be settled by John Tounge
TOUNGE e. TREFErHEN.
IT. will continue the Painting business al the
old stand on Main Street White Lead, Linseed
OIL and every description of Colors constantly Oh
hand. JOHN lOUNpE'
Saco, February Goth, 1854. 9-3w
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

The House and Lot situated on Main Street,
owned and occupied by the subscriber. The house
is story and a half high, contains seven rooms
was enlarged aud thoroughly repaired last year,
and is pleasantly lucated. There is n small Barn
attached to the house. For ,crns apply 10 JOHN
C.. CUMMINGS.
Saco, Feb. 9th, 1851. S-3w*
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List Of Letters

| List Of
IpMAINlNG in Il
Nv March LIST, 1854.
! @Persons calling
tiers will please say the,
Adams Juliet mrs
Andrews Eunice c
Atkinson Jane &
Andrews Stephen
Adams Silas u
Adams Oliver
Aslin William
Atkinson John Frank
Adams Frank
Adams Francis 8
Brackeii Angela
Duzzcl Lucinda
Benson Miriam
Boston Frances mrs
Lucy T.
bryant SanahJ
Buzzel Sclin,la
Bradeen Lucy
Billings Mary
Bryant Lucy
Buck Caroline mrs
Burrill Emily NJ
Bracket Miriam
Benson Hannah s
Bagley Elizabeth
Bridges Abigail mrs
Bryant Martha nj
Bra,leen Caroline
Banks Cniliarinc Mrs
Bean Julia
Burke Louisa
Brown Inn Mrs
Bruckcli Charles II
Bacl'ehlcr Jane X
Bangs Nathan
Bmgdon Scwcll
Brag,lon Charles ii
Bisby Charles +
Bradbury Robert
Burrill Gcrrish
lCobb Ann
Colby Ruth
Cole Oleyia
Ccnell Sarah
Curtis Olive L
Credilonl Hannah
Cupid
ICobb II ID
ICrow Jim
lCole William G
IColr Rcn,ick
ICleavcs Albert III
Chadbournc Asbury
Clark A Dca
Curtis Joseph
Dives Hannalrinrs
Day Olive w mrs
DENIS Sarah
doughty Lucinda
Davis Lydia L
Davis G miss
Davis Abraham
Dana Winnie
Donaldson + NJ
Elliott Francis l.
Elder Alinira +
Elwell Margaret
Elliott Maria l.
Emery Charity A
Emery Naih'l (Slaicr)
Foss Lew Mrs
Fletcher Olive
Farwcll Violet
Ferguson Miriam
Farwell Bc,scy L
Fox Elizabeth
Ford Lucy J
Ferguson John ii
Field Silas e
French George II
Goodwin Maria
Gray Lucy mrs
Gooch Mary J mrs
Grant Sophia
| Gilman Hannah NJ mrs
Gay Hannah Matilda
| Gookcy Lucy
Gennis Mary
Goodwin Mary mrs
Gcrrish ALbic w
Gordon Bciscy A
Gowcll Joseph
Gould George A
Greenwood John
Graham J q
Hodgdon Sarah A
Hall Sarah Jane
Holman Augusta
Harndcn Rcbekah
Hanson Sarah s
Haincs Mary J
Haskell Isabella mrs
Homer Lucy
Hcagan Mary A
Hcagan Emily
Higgins Syrena
Higgins Ann
Hobson Hannah
Hanson MsryJ
Hall EInclinc
Hadley Olive
Hodgdon Olive ID
Hodgdon Geo
Ham Norris
Hall Lorenzo ID
Hanson Joseph
Hayes Charles A
Howe Levi b
Harmon Daniel
JON
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Steel Pens.

GUTTA Perclla Coated Steel Pens, superior {,
~ all Others in the market, for sale ut
GILMAN'S,
5-tf GO Factory Island Saco
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Emancipation.

yJNHIS ccrifcs that have this day given my
Il son, Lorenzo q. Davis, his time TO nc, and
trade for himself and shall neither pay any OF his
bills or claim any Of his earnings after this date.
his
THELLAltD 4 DAVIS.
Witness, A. H. BLAKE. marx.
Biddcford, February 10Th, 1851. 7-3w*
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In House of Raprs,entdtirts, Feb. -, 1851.
Read and accepted, in concurrence.
JOHN J. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy of the Petition aud Order thcrcoh
Ailesi,-WILLIAM TRAFTON, Secretary.
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Letters
Post oGoe, Biddefoos
e any Of the following le
are advertised.
Johnson Abigail q
jordan Ann X
Johnson Charlotte
Johnson Harriet
ycderds Lucia
Jordan A NJ miss
Jackson Ellen
Jones William
Johnson Charles
Johnson Joseph Jr
Reyes Lucy A
Knight Ilanrnh ii
Kelly Kate
Kennard Russell
Kirnball LYMAN
Kimlall AlI..,.
kcnni~aon Gyms
Libby Sarah
Lowering Julia A
Larry Sarah J
Learned Marcy
Luut Lucy L
Lord A = mis-.
Libby Julia
Libby Mary T.
Lord SamuclJ
l.il,by Georgo
Ladd Joseph
Lowell John ID
Leighton r
Lunt Joshua
McLucus Sanh a
Morse Sarah
Morrill, Susan w
Moore Emma J
May Isabella
Manuel Julilt
Mitchell Caiharine
Morse Martha
Merrill Ca,harinc p
Milliken Sarah T.
Mason Mary Ann mrs
Mchcnny + w
Mcseryc Simeon
Mardcn Daniel q
McKeen Calvin II
Maybury Thomas w
Melville Orlando
Marble James
Mason Sarah w mrs
Mason Lydia
Mason Sarah J
Penny Susan
Perkins John
Pool Levi
Peterson Rufus h
Perry William
Parsons J NJ
Perkins Alonzo
Patrick A G.
Peterson Jacob
Proctor Il w
Perkins Thomas
Quinn Eleanor
Quint Joshua
RandallG w
Ross William
Ross James
Richards David &
Roberts w
Roberts William A
Roberts Sarah
Reed Jane
Smi,h Elizabeth
Smith Susan G
Smith Hannah G.
Smiill Isaac W
Smllh John Jr
Smith Almond
Smith Israel
Smith Franklin X
Steward Nancy J
Springer Caroline A
Swan Sally Mrs
Seavcy Corlelicr Ann
Speed Hannah 4
SWEET Abigail
Stevens Mary
Spear Jane
Slower Beisey l.
Stangan ID ID
Swcctsir Edward
Soulc c II
Skoficld X I
Stone David s
Trucman Helen
Themes Chelsea
Taylor Hannibal
Thomas Charlotte rprs
Viiam Susan
Wiley Sarah
Walker Ellen J
Wharton LYDIA
Warren Maria II
Willard Olive o
Wilson Charlotte
Wiggin Rlloda q
Wright Hannah
Walker Eliza J
Wentworth Rebccca &
Wildcs Jacob
White Andrew l.
Wentworth Amacy L
Wentworth Joseph NJ
Wiley George
Wadleigh WV Is
Warren George Master
Wentworth Arthur
w p M
Young Eliza
|. TUCK, Postmaster.
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Take Notice.

TJNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il iricndsand the public generally, that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser Y
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 SrlMSON.
Noe, Hobson's Block, Liberty ST.
Biddcford, Feb 3, 1851.
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OK G o GIN O.

BOX E D q NJ q.
Nothing embellishes piece OF ground appnpr-
aied for Flower Garden more than edging the
walks with Dwarf Box; II empbatically denotes
ncatness and care, and also creates favorable i'm.
preston rs to the taste Of the proprietor. II is cv.
ergreen and perfectly hardy. For sale by
DANIEL MAH0NY,
Practical Gardener.
Saco, February 9TH, 1854 .6-u"
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Asrccably 10 tie foregoing Warrant TO me di.
rec,ed, the Inhabitants Of tile Town Of Biddciori
qualified by law TO voc in town affairs, are hereby
notified to meet ai the time aud place above named
for the above mentioned purposes.
O-2w J. SMITH, in, Constable.
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New Arrangement !!
NEW GOODS.

VNHONLlS II. RIDLON, Halter, of Boston,
l. would respectfully announce TO his friends
and the public, tina, he has taken the Stores Nos.
l, . aid Crystal Arcade, formerly occupied by
|. p. Scamlnan, where he intends to keep an as
,ortment Of fresh and fashionable
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SPRING STYLE HATS,
FOR 1854!

lust received at RANDALLS,
u No. / Hooper's Brick Block, Liberty Street,
Biddciord, March Isl. 1851. 9-n
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COLLEGES IN THE U. S. In the whole
United States and the Territories there arc
234 colleges, with 1851 teachers and 81.
l59 pupils. Their annual income is: from
endowment, S252,3l4; taxation, Sl5, 4s5 /;
public funds, $lS4, $40: other sources, ST.
pa ,2S0-total, 81 ,9l6,G2S.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

Daints, Oils, TurPentinTee2, T1si TRosir,
Coal Tar, and all articles pertaining Hs 70 Miners
supplied Paint and Oil Store at the "'
rn Drug store, Sacramento, by uunoNALD.
may2O If n. n. .-o---- MoDo-------I
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DIR. GUXSOTT'S
IMPROV ED EXTRACT OF


yellow Dock and SGrSapariIIa,
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PRE-
PARATION FOR THE EPERMANENT CURE
OF CONSUMPTION AND DISEASE OF
THE LUNGS WHEN THEY ARE SUP
POSED TO BE AFFECTED BY THE
FREE USE CT MERCURY, IRON,
QUININE, &c.
T EFT all who wish to purge the blood from
| 4 impurities, and prepare the system to re
sist epidemcs, resort to "Guysotts Extract
of Yellow Deck and Sarsaparilla," which is
proving itself an antidote for many OF the most
malignant diseases that flesh is heir to, and
thew will never be disappointed; for in this
remedy the public faith has never wavered-
never can waver; for it is founded on expe'
rience. inst as their want Of faith in other
and spurious compounds is founded on expe-
rience They fly from mineral nostrums to
seek hope life and vigor from this p"rely
pegetabie remedg. however broken down IN
health and spirits-however loathsome to
himself and others, let no one despair OF re-
covery; let the patient only understand that
his hone of physical restoration lies only in
..Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla,' and persuade him, for his life's
sake to try it. and we have no hesitation in
predicting his speedy restoration to health.
The Shaker prepared yellow Dock" and
the cred Honduras Sarsaparilla,' are the
invaluable remedial agents from which DR..
Guysotts Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla is formed, and the Labora-
tory of Dr.. Guysott has given us the virtues
Of these roots in their perfection His pre-
paration contains all the restorative proper.
ties of the roots combined and concentrated
in their utmost strength and efficacy.
Experiments were made in the manufacture
of this medicine until it was found that 1T
could not be further improved.
Accordingly, we find it resorted to almost
universally in cases of Hepatic, scorbutlc
and Cutaneous complaints for general pros
tration of all the vital powers, and all those
tormenting diseases of the skin so trying the
patience and so injurious to health.
Sold by PARK & WHITE, 81 Merchant st.,
Sd door above Montgomery, SAN FRANClS-
co. to whom all orders must be addressed.
Also by R H. MCDONALD, Wholesale Agent,
SACRAMENTO And by all the principal
Druggists throughout the State
CHAS L. REED, Agent at AUBURN.
A.P. BRAYTON, Agent at Plaservillc
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