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Deafness, Total or Partial,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

nR. ALSOPhERr begs to call the attention
IL of those suffering under partial or total
loss of the of hearing To the following facts
He treats diseases of the middle and internal ear
with mcdicatcd dOuchcs, such as Is prcllscd III
the InGrmarics of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels, Ham
hr rgh aud ST. Pctcrsburgl, and lately Dy Tue most
distinguished London Aurists with the most won
derlul success indeed, it is tue only method that
has been universally successful.
The best proof of the efficacy OF this treatment
will a n reference 10 neatly HiHe huRdTed names,
residents Of the United States, Canada New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, icho hare been re-
storef 10 acute keariRg, and MOI single solitary
ease, 10 our knowledge, did we fail 10 cilec, eli.
tier partial or total restoration OF the hearing,
when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punctually adhered 10. Many who coulu not
hear the report OF pistol at arms length, can
now hear a watch beat at the distance OF four
feet. In cases of mucus accumulation III The
EusiachiaR Tabe and IyRpanum, INFLAMMATION
of the plHcHs DisBibTdne nervous affections, DIS
Sgscs of ME membrane tympani, cabeI SHE
drRm, or trheH he disease can be trdced to me
effects OF tcUers or colds, he HSe Of QHiRiRe or
HereUTial medicines, gatherings IN Tue cars III
childhood, Nc, this treatment stands prc'ehlhchi'
Wien the auditory canal Is dry ana sculy, WIN
httlc or no seCTcIiOr, wien tlU rs "in.s' - "SSs
panied with noises in the cars, like falling wafer
lchirping of insects, ringing Oi bells, rushing Oh
caves, continual pulsatlOns, discharge OF mat
ter or, when in STOPPING, sensation Is iGIt, us II
a rush of blood to the head took place, when the
hearing is less acute in dull, cloudy weather, or
when cold has been TAKEN this method oil ircal-
ing the disease is intaLiiJLe. In deaf and dumb
eases, mr. experience warrants me in saying that
if the hearing was good nj any time, much can
be- accomplished In the deaf and dumb schools
al Leipsic ont OF q class of fourteen, succeeded
in restoring four to acute hearing. Dr.. A. bcgs
explicitly To state that in those cases he under
takes, he guarantees successful result, compete
restoration of tie sense, or such dimprore'
mem as trW be perfectly satisfactory, II his RENE
dies arc faithfully applied and directions adhered
to. Applicants will please state their age, uura-
ton OF the disease, if matter issues from The eN-
ternaI passage, if there are noises in the ears
state OF general health, aud what they suppose To
have been the cause of the deafness. When the
hearing is restored, il is expected that those III
easy circumstances viii contribute literally.
Medicines, apparatus, &c, sent 10 any part, at
my own risk aid expense.
Address, DIR. ALSoPHERT, BroadwaY Of
fee. No. l22 IL, near Canal street, New York.
10 Consultations fee, fee dollars.
Feb 3, 1851. o-5n
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FOR SALE
FOyR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.


TIME following described Real Estate, comPrls-
j. ing House Lots, and other property, eiiglDly
situated in the villages of Saco and D'uuc,oiu,
will he sold by TIE proprietors, at prices unu vi
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in NUMBER, aIe
principally situated in Saco, between 'he hall,
road Depots Of Bideeford and Saco-a Por'ion VI
them above the Railroad, and portion below, III
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
iine view of both villages. They are advanla-
geously situated for the residence OF persons nav.
Ing business in either Seco or Blddeiord, pnihS
within six minutes walk OF Main street, ana r.P'
perell Square, and live minutes walk Oh thc t ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mills of the Tacoma, rep
perell and Water Power Corporations oil Diuu g.
ford substantial Bridge, 375 feet long a'il y
feet wide, resting on granite piers, anu MN ,I,
walks, has been built across the Saco hNei, mus
connecting the lots with Biddeiorl, aud placing
them within three minutes walk Of SmIih Cor
ner From this bridge a street Is graueu 70 ' NJ
Railroad Crossing on Water street, when VIII pc
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets nave
been laid out, extending along the margin VI INC
Saco River, and TO Water street
The ncwroad recently laid out by inc .ouh'y
Commissioners, extending into the country lLo',i
Saco, will intersect with Market street, Wi,ich
passes across the above described bridge 10 biuuc-
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprlc'
tors have dozen or more house lots Tor SAFE, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, aho,
within two minutes walk Of the workshops ana
mills ON said island. On one of the lois Is new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
thu 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 rods
of the Saco Depot. :,
WARRANTED Deeds will be given of all lots sold
by the proprictors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. +.
Somcs, Biddelord; JOscphus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, n. H.; William p. Newell,
Manchester, N ii.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi'
lions, inquire of ID, L. SOMES, of Biddciord,
Agent for the Proprietors. Off
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Ala Court of Probate held at Alfred, within aud
for the County Or York, un the trsl Monday
In February, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and filty.inur, los the Honorable VIII
liam &. Allen, Judge 81 said Court.
nNthc petition OF Elizabeth Davis, guardian Of
" Abba Anilla Davis OF Ncwlicld in said
County, "A minor aud child OF Thomas NJ DAVIS.
late of Ncwtcld, in SAID County, deceased, pray
iny iur l.DcnCr To sell aud convey, at public auc.
tiOn, Orat private sale, all the right, title and
interest oihs said ward IN aud io certain real estate
situated IN Ncwield, IN said County, aud the
proceeds thereof IN put Ia interest, viz: One
fourth part OF the farm recently owned aud Oecu.
pied by the late Rrad>lrcct Davis containing one
hundred aud twenty-five acres, more or less, aud
bounded ON the north by land Oi G.. c. White.
house aud Aaron Hin, east by land Of James Horn
and >. w. brew, south, by land of George Howe
and George kcay, aud on the west, by the Lish-
way leading from Ncwield to North Acton, aud
land Of John NJ. Dayis-ihc same being subject,
To dover of said Elizabeth Davis:
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
~ all persons Interested IN said estate by causing
copy of this Orlcr TO h. published in the Union
aud Eastern Journal, printed In BiddclOrd, In
said County, for three weeks successfully, that
they may appear alta Probate Court Ia be held ut
Alfred, IA SAID County, on The first Monday in
March next, at ten Of tie clock Ia. the forenoon,
and shew cause, 1t any they have, why the prayer
vi said petition should not be granted.
Attest, JOSHUA HERRlCK, Register, p. T.
true copy. Attest,
JOSHUA HERRICH, Register, p. T.
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Alta Court OF Probate holden al Alfred within aud
for the County OF York, on the iirsi Monday in
February, IN the year OF our Lorl eighteen hun
drcd and hity-lOur, 10y the Honorable William
c. Allen, Judge ct said Court:
IN the petition of Josef IA BrgdOn, Jr., creditor
~ aud heir. at-law Of the estate Ut Elizabeth Gil
man, late OF York, in said County, deccGscd, pray.
ing that administration OF the estate, OF said de-
ceased, may be granted to him, or 10 some other
suitable person:
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow
nnd next OF Kin to take administration, and give
notice thereof 10 the heirs OF said deceased eEd TO
all rerons interested IN said estate, by causing u
copy OF this order to be- Published in the Union
aud Eastern Journal, printed in BlddelOrd in said
county, Three weeks successfully, that they may
sppes. a. Probate Court to De holden at Alfred,
m s,iu Iouniy, ON the irsi Monday in March
next, az ten OF the clock In the forenoon and shcw
cause, u any they have, why the PRAYER of said
petition should not be grnn,ed
Attest JOSHUA hERRIUK, Register, PIT
JOSHUA HERRICK, Reris,e, n p
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BETTER MINIATURE

than any other Artist in YORK COUNTY, not
with standing Dragging Circulars, Chlorine Gas,
Adcertise- meRts, or Premium PictnTeS.
have every facility for taking good Pictures,
equal 10 any other Artist and have recently obtain
cd some terg important improvements in the art,
(Which are unknown TO other Artists in this vicln'
n.y. LikencsScs executed in all styles, singly OF
in groups, large or small. Also, several entirely
new styles, specimens of which can be seen by
calling at my Rooms. respectfully invite all to
call and examine them Perfect satisfaction guar
an,ccd, or no charge made Pictures copied in
an entirely new and superior manner. A large
assortment of Frames, Cases, and Lockcs con-
stanty on hand. Pictures sold as cheap as at
any other place in Saco or Biddclord.
N. d. No. So Factory island, is the only place
clearing the name Of McRENNEY," tina, am
concerned in.
SacO, Feb. 3, 1851 5tf
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Uc.,J
me One Hundred Dozen Sure Relief Universal Pain
Killer" as soon as possible as am S od. a.ed WV nv
NV. W, physici,ns
Another Agent wnes n aou, In iii. nIare n
some OF the worst OF End mo two eros,
Is truly WendeyH .hed'e"e' iess0 '
more by express" a..
A patient writes have used all the Pam hhers OF 'ne
day. but find none worthy the title OF Pa,s hnr az
Yours IL IL all IL Is recommended 10 De-a SAs H"p
for Pain. p.u.f -,
Another writes, "the physicians suiy n NC Dr., ~
Pain Killer, Is the best Medicine w we hh ~ m
mati.m; u has effected cure upon w . -, snsh
cd the skill Of our best Physielans' M ,,;,i
statements as the above might be aduueou-o"0 VIA
will convince the most skePtieal ,.,. p,.r
TWO Applications nave eu'eu NV ~
One ppcation has cured the most'o'en' s'a"p ="
the limbs. .
Thirty drops has relieved pain IN the . s,omani
Six applications have entirely euiea ,,inn,s. b,,
Twenty-Five drops taken eve" "'""
cured Cramps, spasms, *, .,,.d so,o Tb,o,, n,
n"e spnraon ~ pea e nh ni,sn minute has earea
Iweniy d,op' 'aA'" '''''
BILIOUS Onollo , .,,.S s,irhss In tho Rack
Ohe application Ns' i IN. mo.t severe Toothacbe
One drop has oi'eh cuIcu nnn -, ,,..n,v ninuisS
Fifteen drops taken eyey h.'" " '"'
will cure DysenieTy aud Diarrhes.
Twenty.hye drops has cured s'ek neausono'
Ten drops has often relieved Acld ssomach'
Three applications has eureG Lame s,u 1s wind IN the
Twenty-Five drops WIZ "
Ten drops every hi'eeh "'"''''
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At u Court or Probate held at Alfred. within and
foe The county Of York, on the fret Monday in
February, ia the year Of our Lord eighieenhun-
dred and iilty.iour, by the HoDonLie William
c. Allen, Judge OF said Court
nN the petition OF RUFUS Hnrl, guardian Of
". Ohye NJ. Hurd, Susan o. HuTd, Daniel "A.
Hurd, Mary &. Hurd. Roena F. Hurd, and Isaiah
u. H. Hurl, minors and children u Isaiah Hufd,
late Of North Berwick, ia said county, deceased,
praying for license la SCI and convey, at publlc
auction or private sale. oil the right, tile aud ln-
iereSt of his said wards in aud To certain real es
aud the proccehs thereof 10 put To interest, VIZ
The John smith farm, $50 cslcd) lying on both
rides OF the road leading IA Doughtys faHs, lo
the dwelling house OF Henry X. Johnson, with
the buildings thereon, containing seyeniy.Seyen
acrcs moIc or IesS-bOundcd on the South and
East b. james llLl's aud other land Of said hcirs
on the NOrh by Hcny X. johnson, and on the
We, By Moses Weymouth.
Also agUlhcF 10, Df land containing three acres,
more or les, bounded by sand road, aud land vi
Jacob Nu,ier, Marx johnson aud Henry X John
sion: f..1
Ordered, That the petitioner giCc notice there.
Of 10 all persuns Interested la SAIL estate by oaus-
ing copy Ut Ills order Ia be published IN the
Union und EASTERN Journal, printed in BiddciOrd,
IN said County, iUr three weeks successiycy, that
they may appear al u Probate Court To- be held
at Alfred, IN SaI1 County, en- the irst Monday in
March next a., ten OF the clock M the forenoon,
aud shcw cause, ifany they have, why the prayer
vi said petition should not be GRANTED.
Attest, JOSHUA llEliRlCk, Register, i. L.
A true copy. Attest.
Z JOSHUA HERRICK, Register, T. r
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Albert wi. MCKenney,

ONE Of the most experienced Artists in the
" State, will continue TO make GOOD DA'
at the old stand,
No. Sc Factory Island, saco, opposite the +. o.
He returns his mos, sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on him by the citizens of Sa-
co, Biddcford and vicinity, and respectfully sole.
lis Il continuance of the same, feeling confident
of his ability 10 take n
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH u. S. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON.
M. 1G Sinie 81. nnnlSiie kilbY ST., Boston.

No. 76 State ST., opposite kilby 81, BOSlon'
~ upopTANT INFORMATION to INVENTORS.
Tie Subscriber (lnie Agent OF the ". 5. Patent of
fee u.deT the Act Of lS3D determined 10 p'.so"'
advantages in applying for patents, superior to lhe.e
offered inventors by others, has n'auc hIihHee"ens
whereby on applications prepared anu rohuncleu Wy
him. TIIIRIY DOLLARS Uns;ead OF rwENrf, hs
pnd hack by others) will be Icmted by him IN case
Of failure tn obtain patent, and the Withdrawn tnio
him wnn thirty days amer tile rejection. 'hNea's,
Specification, Assignments, ad all necessary papers
aud drawings. for procuring patents IN thls ana Ioegn
countries prepared, aud advice rendered on egh "hu
scientific matters respecting inventions, anu lhihhse-
ments Of patents.
nyentors cannot only here obtain their specification
on the most rea sOnable terms but can avail themselves
Of the experience of 30 years practice, an extensive
library Of legal and mechanical works, ana cofect nc
counts of patents granted In this aud other Countries
besides being saved journey 10 Washington, Tue usna
preit delay there well all personal trouble IN oo
tanning their Copies OF any patent furnished Nv remit
ting ONE Acknowledgements recorded NJ Washing
ton. TX. VI. EDDY ooion" " IaN"s,
During the time occ Ipied the Office Of Comnlis
sioneT Of Patents, X. II. EDDY, ESQ. Of boston ala
business the Patent Office rs Solicitor OF Patents.
There few " any persons acting IN that enpasl
., i,o much business before the Patent Ollsei
aud there were none who conducted II win more
skill fidelity and success. regard MT. Eddy az one
Of the best informed and most skillnl Patent Solicit
ors IN the u So have no hesitation In assuring IN
ventOrs that they cannot employ person more COM
petent and trustworthy, mn more capable of putting
their applications In form 10 secure for them an ear
~ and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, Late Com|issioHTJ PafeHtS'
"PArENT OFFCE, -,
an. n. Eddy, Esq, Boston, Mass.
"Sir:-YOur facilities nr the prosecution OF any
business connected with this Office equal 10 those
ofIny other agent am very respectfully, yours, &c.
"THOMAs EWBANK. Com. Of Patents"
Boston, September Is, 1853. lyaa
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Physicians Sure Relief,
UNIVERSAL PAIN KILLER,
PREPARED ny A. u. HART, NJ. ID"
NEW YORK.

The best article discovered for The speedy and ehet
tual cure Of Pains Of all kinds.
More than one hundred thousand cases Of
Rhsumasm, Paralysis. ChOiie, Cramps ard SPANS, Nsn
ragia, CsiLs, Sore TarOat, Call and Fever, SPrains,
Bruises, harms, Heart-burn, Cholera .hor6as,
Dyseaiery, Diarrhsd, SICK Headache, Lumba-
70, Lame Back, &C., &C.,
.,..t a.. III. n,ap, within the
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Notice.

MESSRS NEEDS & LORD would respect.
IA fully inform their customers and the public
generally that they have removed TO
Their New store en- Market Square,
Opposite their old siand,)
where they intend TO keep large and well select
ed Stock of w. I. Goods and 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 and lavon,
they soci, continuance OF the same, feeling con.
fdent that they eau meet the wants of the com
munity generally. Pms
Bddeiord, Jan. &c, 1851.
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Al Court OF PcOba,e held ut Alfred, wilhin and
for the County OF York, on the sixth day feb
ruary, in the year at our Lord eighteen hun.
drcd and iiity-lOur 10y the Honorable William
&. ALEU-, judge Ut said court:
EDWAkD h. BOURNE aud Daniel l.. Hatch,
IL named executors in certain instrument,
purponng io be- the last will and testament Of
1asrph Hatch, late ct KcnnebuuI, ia said Cuun-
", Gentleman Discussed, having presented the
same tor Ppilpic:
Ordered, That the said executors give notice
10 all porous interested, 10y causing copy Of tins
order Ia bc published three weeks successfully, in
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bddc-
ford, that they may appear at Il Probate Court to
be held at Alfred. in said County, on the first Mon
day Of March next, at ten OF the clock in the lore
noon. and shcw cause, il any they have, Why the
said instrument shoull not lie proved, approved,
anl allowed rs the last will and testament Of the
sand deceased.
Attest, JOSHUA HERRICE, Register, p. T.
\ true copy, Attest,
JOSHUA HERRlCK, Register. p. T.
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Ata Court Of Probate held at Allied, within and
for the Counry Of YOrk, on the first Monday ia
Gebrunry, ia the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd ANA flty.four, hy the Honorable William
G.. Allen, Judge OF said Court:
z ICY HERSOM, Administrative Of the estate
IL Of jacob hersom, bate Of Lebanon, ia said
County, yeoman, deceased, having presented her
account 81 administration Of the estate Of said de
ceased, Tor allowance
Ordered. That the said Administrators give no.
lice To all persons Interested, by causing copy OF
this order to be Published three weeks successfully
in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed ut Bid
deford, in said County, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be hehl at Alfred, IN said Coun-
iy, ON the first Monday Of March next, al ten OF
the clock in the forenoon, and slew cause, ii amy
they have, Why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, JOSnUAHERRlCk, Register, +. L.
"A true copy, Attest,
JOSHUA nERRICK, Register, p. T.
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FOR SALE.

THE Farm owned by the Subscriber. situated
Il IN Buxton, about seven miles from Saeo. viii
be sod, u applied Tor soon also the stock aud
Two hotscS For particulars, inquire OF the sob.
scnbcr in Hollis, or Of Rufus Davis on the prem.
ises. MOSES DAVIS.
Hollis, Feb. 10, 1854, 7-Swr
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CON s U MPTION!

yu>IIE above Expectomnt, prepared by an expo
W Tenced Physician and Chemist, has now De-
come standard Preparation, aud Is offered for the
COMPLETE CURE OF those diseases Of the
THROAT, aud LUNGS, which, ir neglected, usually
terminate fatally In CONSUMPTION. II contains no
OPIUM, C.LoMsL or any mineral whatever, hut IL
romposed entirely OF those RoOrs, HEErs, and vEo
rT,nLr SUBSTANCES which have specific influence
upon the Lungs aud the r connected organs. It's I'M
mediate effect is TO allay all irritation, and gently ie-
move The pbIegm and other morbid seoretions from
the throat and Air.passages thus relieving tue Cough,
by subIuing the Inflammation ana other eauseS
which give rise to it, II Is approved al and recon-,
nended by Physicians of the highest standing, anu
may be given with perfcnt safety To The youngest emu
or the most delicate female.
Prepared by A. l.. sCOYlLL & CO.. Gothic hai''
No. 3l6 broadway. New. York. ,,,v -, ,
New England Depot-BURR q FERRY, NO
Cornhiil, Boston, Mass.
Sold in SGeO, by J. q. ROLLINS. ~
In KCnnebunk, IA. Warren kSnnebnnkpon,-I
Cnrrter; WeIIs-Geo. Hatch Nonh Berwick.-G.
n. snow; South Berwick &c. J.. Trailon Lin
erick,-W. Adams, &. l.. Libby Buxton-h' =
Miken; West Buxton,-A II. Cheney Alifed,-J'
w. saywoOd, & " l.. Weber.
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Rates Of Fare for Through 7'iekeis

boats leave DUIId o IF V'o0 " 'O' 0'' '''''' ~
roc and Detroit.
Through Tickets made good for the season can We
procured al No. BLoAD STREET, l2nd door io,i
s,,te stree, or al the Northern and Western Through
Ticket Office Fiiohburg Slati, u, Calseway :ireet.
ly3O Nj l.. RAY, Through Ticket Agent
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BOOKS and STATIONERY,

To which he would call the attention of purchas-
crs. He has very choice assortment Of Books,
in splendid styles of binding, suitable for
Christmas and New Years Present
A large and moc choice collection in this depart.
menl perhaps than has ever before been exhibited
in York County.
SCHOOL BOOKS, of all kinds used in this re.
gion, always on hand.
NEW BOOKS, of interest, on hand as fast as
issued from the press. Any work called for, moi
in store, immediately ordered
BLANK BOOKS of all kinds, Of good paper and
substantial binding.
STATIONERY af all kinds, and a general as
soriment of LEGAL BLANKS, always ON hand.
DRAWING PAPER of all kinds
SHEET MUSIC, large assortment
BIBLES of llarling's manufacture, n very
large assortment, and will be sold cheaper. than
they may be bought Of,raycling agents.
Subscriptions received for all the popular Nigga
zincs ofthe day - and large assortment OF Peri
odicals and Newspapers on sale.
Ur Ny subscribers 10 Glcason's Pictorial, who
wish To have their volume jus, ending bound, will
please leave their numbers Immediately, either al
the BiddeiOrd store, or my store Lear the Post
OlIcc in Saco.
Our arrangements for purchasing are such tina,
we can sell as low any one, and intending Ia
keep such an establishment rs the wants OF the
town require, purchasers are respectfully invited
~ oil.
Biddcf,rd, Dec. %, 1853 5tf
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DRESToN'S BRoMA, Chocolate Hecker's
j Farlna, aud oaimeal-superior articles Of diet
Tor lnvalids. For sale by
y T. GILMAN, CO Factory Island.
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Millinery Establishment Removed
Mrs. John O'COnneIl,

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies who
w fui 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 southol Salmond g. Dui'
tons, where may at all times BE- found II lashlona
bic and Wcll->elecied stock of