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SUCCESSION S,lE.

Succession If Adam C4r=nu decreased.
BY virtue Of and in oh deuce to an order OF
sale 10 me arecrei by the honorable the filth
judicial District Court, Of tile Stae Of Louis a
IA in aud for he Parish OF Assumption, | will
offer at pubic alctl0n at tbe Court House of
this Parish, in the village Of Napoleonvile, on
Saturday the Cd day Of D, cember 1854 at ten
o'clock A Nj. the following described property
belonging 10 sand estate.
A negro woman named Fanny, aged about
rs years, and her child named
aged about.
To be sold for Cash
Assumption October Is October 1854.
A. +. HICKMAN Sheriff
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JOHN IL. ibLsiEY.

NOTICE.-All professional business EN-.
trusted to the undersigned will receive their
d~iligent attention. They will attents fegu-
Iafly the sessions Of The courts Of the 4tb
and 9Th Judicial District
llonaldadnyille, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN Fl. ILLSI.I.Y
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VENDrE

g.I nan m negra Age denrirr, "a ans,
"a bon nsgre de champ. bon dornestjoas d.
IL ma'son ct hon paIefrtnier.
Four plus hrnples ronseirne rena. s'edreese.
err lee lleus all eoeseur y. MEMO, Gil A nf,r
b~u,eaux. -
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STATE OF LOUISA NM
t,ii, JAIN al Ih-t,6t toutt.-Pai |
# &s.u ti,'t,

n i**W ~ IIFlt
.S,,re,sio4 sf jaAa " Be Is.
WIFE ee# + q Loret
curator of aforesaid SUCCESSION has this day
iilei IN Court a tstuyaaional account Of his al
mialstfrttott9 notice j. hereby gwen 70 ati Il
may c~unertn. 10 sht cause il atsy hey have
within tf1tty lay why sud aceoaat stlsuld not
be appr we'd aud The funds in his hands distfls
buted In acoofjallce herewith. =
By order ot the Court: d. bbBlAN5 Ctere.
Assumption September 3Otn 1904.
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PAhIlss M akHDNS


Mp PAhIlS NJ ,kNONS - do
I'M i'hablta;ion de Madams Lam,
N dry Landry le. osgres spivanss,
nm PREsror, ags d'environ 25 ans,
aNzMfsaAs belle t%ailIe. a,anl reeu IN coup
dc Iusll sur un des deur moIIeis, aynnt
unc cieatrice SUI 10 p%oitrip~.
SrEvns, hsgre ragot. ayant de long.
cheveux ues-as lo,sqn'il es, pnr,i marion
yeux r~ongeAtres. Age d'enyiton 80 ans,
ayans sur Ie dos plusienr maraucs au
tpnet.
Purnsr, beau negre, dents tres blas-
ches, portant dc In barbc auand II est
parti MARION, age d'environ trcnie Ans.
Or III ces negrcs, on qnel1n'un d'es-
tire cux. Sc trouvent ecrnue. dams qnei-
que ge8Ie de In Louisiana, Ia sheriff de
In paroi.-e Cd celia pourrait ndvenir. est
instrument pris den donner avis 1 EOS
b%ureanx.
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ETsT DE IAtOUlSlANE.
Cour dn ,inqnie.'e District lad.ciaire
Parossc Absorption.

"EI
Cour dn ,inqnie,,e District lnd;ciaire,
Parossc Assumption.
succ@ ssioh de Joseph Lebron.
Auradu que Jean Bapti4te Ternst admit
pist,ateur de ID a,i~dite succession n dtpose
Az bureau du Greilief de la snsdite Cou,
ma cotnpte final de son administration ainsi
qa'une petition demandant I'~homoiogaHon.
Avis est par le present donnc a tors
ceus que celia peut concernrr d'ayoir a
dtduirs sons trente Innrs les %raisons pour
lesqueI!es lie dit cotnpte ne serait pas ap-
prouse ct hulnologle 1t les fonds entire
sts mains ~replrIis ennlormetnent MI dit
compts ct administrator dechatga de
tot,te responsabilit6
Par nulre d. IL t'our.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Greffier. Assumption.
IS Noye1abre 1854
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession dc ecu Adam Carson.
Fin vertu dun ordrc de vente 4 moi adress6
par honorable Ia Cnur dn Ciul'iienle District
Judlcihite de fEtat lie la Lonssiane. dams 1T
pour Ia paroisse Assumption, 'otiritai Ell ven
tie puhl,que Il IA naison de C1ar de cette Pa
rotSsc dams ie village ue tSapottnhvlile, lie 81
tiedi 2 D,cembre 1854 i dix I,eures du ,oatin
les e%s"Ia'es ci apfes deerits appartenant 4 Ia
dlte succe, sion.
Une n6sresse nominee Fanny aste dssavi-
ron IS ans ct son enfait llomms
age de
Cotlditions.-Iempfant
Assumption 10 ~ Octohre 1854.
Al +. HICKMAN Shelf.
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TAzr DtSPARt-ds Labadievilie, Sanedi
90 20 Sep 1854, IN cheval creole, camel.
Y lolgs; aysnt une bosse sur IL cote uauehe
de IA tete, appattenalt d Joachim Boudreau.
Une .~rscompense liberale sera acrordaa 4
fuic0nssr Y ratnenerc l son H.aitre.
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g CsssELy. N H RIeHrol
CoNNEtY Il RIGHToR,

A15aDRun2y s. aa0 uanvus
Practice in the Courts of T~erfebonne. La
foprche, Assumption and Ascension. Al bu-
stress entrusted 10 tieir care. will receive
prompt aitentiail, Particular attention given TO
,and.suits and examination Of titles.
u Residence in Houms. Terrsbsnns.
ajuiy.-
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STATE OF LOUISE MA Fiji, Ju.
di"'a' Djstuc, tou. - Parish Of As
SUMPTION.
Successor ef .fLfea Dorpin.
Whereas Lauie A2eIie Baudoin Widow Al
fred norvln administrator OF said succession
has tins day fled All account of his admins
trat'on together with y petition praying that
the anne be honologsted.
Nottcs Is hereby given TO al whom it may
concern to show cause if any they have thirty
davsatter tho publication why said account
should not be appro,ed 4 hornologated l. the
III his hands distributed in accordance
herewith.
By order Of the Court,
DESIRE LEBLANC Clerc.
Assumption. Noyetaber goth 1854
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W. YS&E FOESE

Oifie seS ervtres III commerce 81 an public
il o., rharpe de t,ntt sarte de COLLECTIONS tntts
Don.idso ,vile ct | ockport.-po,r la pnnetua.
lite ct Ia promptitude dane les dcnsarthcs, ~
peut prem re- dies references sur SON cetaPte
zee tous les off tiers de / assumption.
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A VENDR-,

henN habltationS etablirs en- stcreris si,uk.
esdans Ia patols5e ST Landry en- cot etat pu,
le bnypn tcnr'ableau ct il Q~uciqups miles do
Ia vile les 0pplousaa.
Ter One liabltation de 1917 acres de supsra.
ele, don't efvircn trols cents arpents sout main
telalt en culture OF environ cent srpsp,x.
snn' on tois abattrs, Ie feste est en- boz, DE-
roVj. ,ett@ hnbitatlon d ulo exceIlente ST.
creme, puIgeolr, nne machine i vapeur do Nj.
les ct Go ayant cuult s. 5000 uue Tonne mai.
son dc %ina'trr, cahauts q reglcs, msrasins a
nIalS, erurles, forge Sc, Feauipage A ouatr,
cnandltieS monte cette aimee. In purperi,
Reut colltpnlr environ $50 boucatlts de sucre-
''uVe' les pa'iSSes sont ne"Ves ainsi que ia tsr-
re.
2me une autre labitation de $50 armenia
"7 SupetueIe don't zoo afpents sont maintenant
'' tu'eufe et environ 80 afpeuts sout en- bols
%aha1tus, lie reste ell hois debouf; cntte h,b,
ta'Io1 a une e&ceilente s%ucrcrie. pur-erjr
u'e machine a vapcur lie Niles ct Gle ayant
coute Is 5000. uuc bonnie malson de mniire
%calanes q negres. III gasins a mails. Ecuries
Jorge etc. Iequipage a 4 chandieres, monte
|" purgeolr reut c%ontenif environ goo bou.
saotsd de s'cre, toutcs les batisses sont neuvea.
alnsl que Ia terre.
ees namtat'otls cont situtes sur Ia riyisre
>''''Aoi0hpi thHf Il eau naVlgahIe CUmmunl-
quaint av"cle Mississippi ayant lies bpteaux 4
PEASANT presque tous les jours dcvan..
ces hab'tatlons. Files SO %trouvent a cino mil
les dn chcm'n de fer dn> OpeIousas. Les deur
hapl'atlons Sc Iolgnent, il a pres de ces hs.
400 arpants lie terre a vendre.
te5 tabItatloas doubleront de valeur sussi-
TOT que lie Rail Road sora fini, chauuc sucreris
assuree pour \ 10. 0Oo.
Le cotton went parfaitement ct al mn plss.
eur cotoni,ler vouialt les acheter lie vendeur
'eagage Il reprendre chaqus mochiue i va.
penn pour s 5000.
La p~aroisse St-tapdry ayant b~eaucosp de
partir du plois de Eovembre. on
rottve tacllenent beadcoup de negres a louerr
On vendra ces haaitstions ensemble on IT,
a |, 2, !, 4 ct . ans de credit mo,eu-
lant l1hlel e. uu jour dc la vente ct desAscu-
ties a "a satisfaction du yendeur.
Pour de plus amples Observation-Disclosures
YER a MN. Lobit ct Charpentier a II Nlle-Or.
GU q A. F. Hickman 4 Npoleouyille
Assumption.
rarolsse Assumption 10 :. Octob1s 1884.
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ADOI.EeHEs &c

MFNT INIEH
Oare see services A ses atnis ct an public.
tIna lanute exp rlenee tians ces meters ct
ct ses %ranpott~ avec les oavriprs les plus habi-
les Ia ees ,.ontrees lie mptte,t 4 meme dtn-
~trentpwirs 4 d'avaitauettsas conditions Ii $ Oh.
vrape les plus dltficlles qu'on pourra lui pro-
poser
Sa residence /. a DON bDsoNvIhLE.
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STATE or LOUISIANA. - Fifth
Judicial Ds;ricl Court -- Pa,ise OF
Assumption.
s],ccessis, Of Simon Ba,icn,e.

By Writ ola decree ofthe honorable III.
fir Judicial District Court of me sta,.
Louisiana in aud for slie raI,si gI
Assumption dated the second day Of Novem
Der 1854 Will be oferei at public auction
by the Undersigned auctionter in and for the
Parish OF ASSUMPTION, on saturday the 9th day
Of December 1856 At ten O'Clock A N. OF tho
premises the property belonging to the success
sion Of Simon Baflente TO wit A tract Of land 81
ttated in the Paiish Of Assumption in the brts
IL 81 Martin near Bayou Creux measuring
ten or eleven superficial srpellts more orless
together with or The buildings Il improvement
thereon bounded above by land OF pertcp
Sanchez fills IL below by lands Of Ventura We
ga Som moveabls property Horses Il castle.
&. Terms and Conditions.
The landed property payable in three equal
insta Iments one third in March 1886, one third
in March 1856 & the remaining third in
March 1857. The movable property. horses
Il cattle payable in March 1855 purchasers to
furnish good and solvent security in solids
with special mortgage. On the landed propsr-
ty and all sums not ponctdally paid on msts
tity to bear interest at the rate OF eight pr
cent per anfun1. .t701s t
Parish of Assumption this Sd November 1854.
c. L. BLANCHARD 4uctionecr.
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lfAT De Ia LOUISA NE. ~
pa'ols,. Assumption. Cor dn 5me
lb,.t,,ut %ludiClairc.
Sattesstipa fyll(aei Dospin.
Attendu ausIatre Azeiie Raudoin veuve
Alfred Down administrative dc a su sdite sue.
tessiHl a dapose au pureau du Grsfiier lie la
~susti,te Cour IN compile de son administration
ain.i q''uae petition Ell deman dant fhunolo-
gation
Avs est par le present donns a tons ceux
que celia reut concefner d'asoir a dtduire
sous lea ttsfie lonIs Les r~aisois
ponr iesj4elies e OF compile he seralt pas ap.
prpuse ct tomoingue ct les tonds eutre ses
mains reptgtis conlormeinent h la loi.
Tar ofiie dc la Callr,
Di.siRF tEBLANC Greffier
Assumption 20 hovetnbfe 1864.
ANtADs4O r. Eli
NOTaiREPDBLIC ETJUGEDEsAH
VspnLr"gtttff, ,ssnmPrttE.
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Deafness, Total or Partial,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

nR. ALSOPHERT begs to call the attention
~ of those suffering under partial or total
loss OF the sense Of hearing 10 the following facts
He treats diseases Of the middle and internal ear
with medicatcd douches, such as is praclsed IN
the lnfrmaries of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels, Ham
br rgh and ST. Petersburgh, aud lately by the mos
distinguished London Aurists with the most won
derlul success indeed, il is the only method that
has been universally successful.
The best proof of the efficacy Of this treatment
will le reference To nearly RiHe hHnlrea names
residents Of the United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, irkO hare been re-
stored 10 acute hearing, and no, u single solitary
case, 10 our knowledge, did @e fail TO effect ell
Their partial or total restoration Of the hearing,
when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punctually adhered TO. Many who could not
hear the report of pistol at arms length, can
now hear watch beat ut the distance OF four
feet In cases OF mucus accumulation IN the
EMstaelidn 1hbe and Iympdnum, inflammation
of tie RIHcHy membrane, nerVOMs affections, DIS
eases Of The membrane tyRpdm, called "Me
drum, or icheH tie disease can be traced to tie
e6ccts of Gerers or colds, tie use Of qHiniae or
BisrcuriaI hedianes, gatherings IN the ears IN
childhood Ac., this treatment stands prc-emlnent.
When the auditory canal Is dry and scaly, with
little or no secretion, when the deafness Is accom-
panied with noises in the ears, like falling wafer,
L,iI l'uS % isNS,s, .'.-ns Of bells rushing OF
caves, continual pulsa,ons, discharge OF maj.
ter, or, when in STOPPING, sensation Is felt, as II
rush of blood To the head took place, when tue
hearing is less acute in dull, cloudy weather, or
when a cold has been taken, this method OF treat
ing the disease IS infaAibie In deaf aud dumb
cases, my experience warrants me IN saying that
if the hearing was good at any time, much can
be accomplished. In the deaf and dumb schools
ai Leipsic, out Of a class Of fourteen, succeeded
ga restoring four to acute hearing. DE-. A. begs
explicitly To state that in those cases he under
takes, he guarantees a successful result, complete
restoraiiOnOf tie smse, or such marked improre.
ment as ,ciH be persetiy satisfactory, If his rene
dies are faithfully applied and directions adhered
to. Applicants will please state their age, dura-
ton OF the disease, ii matter issues from the ex-
ternal passage, il there are noises in the ears,
state OF general health, and what they suppose to
have been the cause of the deafness. When the
hearing is restored, il is expected that those IN
easy circumstances will contribute literally.
Medicines, apparatus, &c, sent TO any part, at
my own risk aid expense. :,
Address. DIR. ALSOPHERT, Broadway of.
fee, No. 400 l.2 near Canal street, New York.
&c Consultation fee, fee dollars
Feb. D. 1851. o-3n
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FOR SALE,
four HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
And other Valuable Real Estate.

TIME following described Real Estate, compfis.
Il ing House Lots, aud other property, engiDly
situated in the villages Of Saco ana biuueioru'
will be sold by the proprietors, at prices a"u vi
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in NUMBER, are
principally situated in Saco, between INC hail.
road Depois Of Bideeford aud saco-a portion ~
them above the Railroad, and portion peiow, IN
a pleasant and healthy location, ana coihniahuins
fine view of both villages. They. are advanta'
geously situated for the residence OF persons nav
ing business in either Saco or Biudeioni, p9ins
within six minutes walk Of Main stfee', anu Yep
perell Square, and tive minutes walk VI inc MA
chine Shop and Cotton Mills of the Laconia, rep
perell and Water Power Corporations oil biuae
ford A substantial Bridge, 80 ieel long ana =.
feet wide, resting on granite plefs, anu MIN s,uc
walks, has been built across The saco h'e,, ,nu'
connecting the lots with Biddciord, ana Piacihi
Them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor
ner. From this bridge street Is sraaeo 70 'h'
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which VIII Dt
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets nave
been laid out, extending along tie margin VI tht
Saco River, and TO Water street.
The newroad recently laid on, by the County
Commissioners, extending into The country IRON
Saco, will intersect with Market street, Whici
passes across the above described BRUCE 10 biude
| ford.
| Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie
tors have dozen or more house lots Tor sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills ON said island On one ol The lots Is n new
Cottage house with u stable, which viii he sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of A acres, and is situated on the West
ern side of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxton
road the line striking that road within few rod,
Of the Saco Depot.
by the proprie,ors, A. III. Boyd, Saco; ID. +
Somcs, Bddeiord; Joseplus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. IT,; William p. Newell
Manchester, n, ii.
For further particulars, as 10 prices and cond
,ions, inquire Of ID. h. SONES, of Bdjeiord
ypnt far the pronrietors S-tr
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BETTER MINIATURE

than any other Artist in YORK COUNTY, not.
with standing Bragginp Circulars, Chlorine Gas,
Adrertise- mentS or Premium Pictures.
have every facility for taking good Pictures,
equal To any other Artist and have recently obtain
ed some tery important Improvements in the art,
(which are unknown to other Artists in this vicin.
Iny) Likenesses executed in all styles, singly or
in groups, large or small. Also, several entirely
new styles, specimens of-which can be seen by
calling at my Rooms. l respectfully invite all To
anteed, or no charge made Pictures copied in
an entirely new and superior manner. large
assortment Of Frames, Cases, and Lockets con-
stanily on hand. Pictures sold rs cheap as at
any other place in Saco or Biddciord.
~ b. No. So Factory Island, is the only place
"bearing the name Of MCKINNEY" that AIN
concerned in.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. OF
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Notice,

M ESSRS NEEDS & LORD would respect
AVA fully inform their customers and the public
generally that they have removed TO
Their New Store sn Market Square,
Opposite their old sland,)
where they intend to keep large and well select.
cd Stock Of w. I. Goods nnd Groceries, Hard
Ware, Crockery and Glass Ware, Iron and
Steel, and many other articles all which they Of
fer very low for Cash or approved credit.
Feeling grateful for past patronage aud iavors,
iident that they eau meet the wants Of the CON.
muniiy generally. pms
Biddeiord, Jan. 90, 1851.
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFlCE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH U. S. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON.
No. 76 STATE 81, 0DpOSite kilby 81, Boston.

1--WE " DtutN ptV VPPos'N 1885, N''
MPORTANT INFORMATION to INVENTORS.
Il The Subscriber (ate Agent OF the U. s. Patent VI
ice u,.der the Act Of 1880 determined To present
advantages In applying for patents superior o the,e
offered inventors by Others, has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared and cohuhe'eu ny
him, THIRTY DOLLARS Vns;ead of Twfsrr, rs
pad back by Others viii be RENTED by him ~ case
Of failure To obtain PATENT ana the wlthufaw tn,o
him wItnin thirty days amer the rejection caveats,
Specification, Assignments, AID all necessary papers
aud draw for procuring patents IN tins nnh foreign
countries prepared aud advice rendered on egn hhu
scientific matters respecting inventions, ana ihihge-
ments Of patents. ,s.,
on the most reasonable terms but can avail themselves
Of the experience of 20 years practice, an extensive
library Of legal and mechanical works. ana correct ac-
counts Of patents granted In this aud other countries
besides being saved journey 60 Washington TIE usoni
rret delay there as well all personal trouble IN OBJ
tanning the Copies OF any patent furnished by remit
ting oSE Acknowledgements recorded nj Washing
ton. TX. I' EDDt, oOHeuor 4" Is""tsI,
During the time I Gee IpIsd the Once OF Coinmls
sionet Of Patents, X. II. EDDY, ESQ. OF Boston dd
business nj the Patent Office as Solicitor OF Fatehls'
There were few any persons acting ~ that ehpae
who had so much business before the Patent ohcej
! Snd i hafs,y w sns ss"ia NJ n'
of the best Informed md most sku Patent Solicit
Ors IN the ". X, have no hesthtonin assuring "'
yentors that they cannot employ person more com.
petemt and trustworthy, an more capable OF putting
their applications In form To secure for them an ear
IL and favorable consideration nj the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"PATESr OFFcr,
"R. II. Eddy, Esq, Boston, Mass.
"Sir: Your facilities for the prosecution OF any
business connected with this Office. equal 10 those
ofany other agent. am very respectfully yons &c.
"TIIOMAS EWBANK. Com. Of Patents"
Boston, September Is, 1853. ly3
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Albert NJ. MCKennev,

ONE of the most experienced Artists in tic
" State, will continue TO make GOOD DA-
GUERREOTYPES at the old stand,
No. Sc Factory Island, saso, opposite the p. o.
He returns his most sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on lin by the citizens Of Sa-
co, Biddclord, and vicinity, and respectfully solic-
It's a continuance of the same, feeling confident
nf his abiIity IN iol, N
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Millinery Goods,

in oil the departments Of the trade. LADIES
CAPS, of all qualities and prices, constantly OH
hand or made To order, at short notice. Caps
from one shilling To $500.
u Two Wig Makers are constantly employed
and WIGS, CURLs, aud FRONT Pieces, both fol
Ladies and Gentlemen, lashionably got up, aud
upon short orders.
With many thanks TO the Ladies of Biddefoid
and Saco, for pas, patronage, Mrs. O'Connel
hopes ut her new stand TO merit its continuance.
BONNETS, altered, bleached aud pressed in
Tie ncatest manner. and Gents Hats ut shrr'
notice.
Biddcford, Feb. 3, 1854. 6w5
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From George ". wilson, Esq, MerSeH, Ms

To Rev. WALrER CLARKE IA short time ago 4
procured bottle Of your Great European Cough
Medicine, which took, according to directions for
distressing Cough end Soreness of the Lungs, aud
ffou' the great benefit which derived from It's use
am well satisfied that u answers every purpose for
which u IA recommended, and Is worthy the utn,ost
eonhdeace@t ought To be In mote general use In en-.
ses Of chest aud lung diseases generally IL viii rec
ommend itself wherever II Is tried.
iJ-tf Signed, GkoRaE w wu.o,
Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, cornishyilIe, Me
For sale In Saeeby Il Gilman, Factory Island Bid
doerd, DIR. Lord ksansbHHk, \. ciaSk , Portland,
II II Hay SaearraPpd, Coudman aaadisk, Higgins
Gorham, Clement LimiagtoH, Small Li~sr,ek, saw-
yer; Ssefsid, Wood W,st SsSfekd, Land yssrth
ParsonsfsLd, Kenison East ParsenS6sid. BTaekrt;
South Parsom.fsd, Hilton Porter, azo ksiar Sais
Daviesj Steep Faiis, ilobson NORTH detem, SWEET |,
Lebanon, Elder Weber, and ilanseomb and Rien
Moderation. Lane aud Adams BaItoa Csatrs, Hanson
and Clay SpriRgrais, Yeaion and by county
merchants aud medicine deai-rs generally.
Bottles % cts each. or four bottles In one for 73et
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Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

TINE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency of Saco and Biddcford for the sale
by b. +. Tobin IL Co. Nashua n. III. They are
combined with The valuable principle of CAR.
HARRIS PATENT, which for elegance of man
ufacture and unri'alled beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices according TO style and finish, from $40 to
$50. Those wishing Or instruments a c respect
fully solicited 10 call at No. As Cults Island, Saco
and also ut the residence Of Rev. J. Hubbard
corner Of Hill and Pool Sis, Blddelord, and OK
anime an assortment OIL, 4! and 5 octaves.
II. NJ. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3 1854. 5tf
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Millinery Establishment Removed
Mrs. John O,ConneII.

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies who
w 10. FIVE years have 80 generously bestowed
upon her their patronage, that she has removed
from Water Street, to the Store on LIBERTY
STREET, recently occupied as Bookstore by
Mr. LEAvIrr, one door south, Of Salmond g. Du,-
tons, where may at all times be found iashiona
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