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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
Weekly Review Of the Dry Goods Trade.

L N
The trade In dry goods Ia becoming pretty vigorous
The couatry merchants In more numerous ani
spr'ed sDt there revival of the export dsmAna
especially for cotton f.brcs These IS previously 70
Marked disPlay the greatest nation AID nrmnsss;
At other articles are attracting increased notice and
commsrd fuller prices. Tae stocks OF most commodities
are ample but not excessive, aud being well assorted
there Is no necessity Of pressing them upon the market
practice -hich We are glad to perceive is pretty
generally shunnsd. This will proven. much iDjuaicious
competition for orders and tend to impart very healthy
tore to the business.
Brown shectings and shir ngs abu adant and
in good request .. improving rates S,s 40 per yard
advance being claimed. Bleashsi shestnga and shirt
ings sppesr unaltered DENNIS and drills He somewhat
rare and needed At sret ghenng quotations GnshAms
FELL r,eiy ~ former prices Lawns are rather duu
this sale Wednesday last of the Portsn Aoi
Hadier Co.'S goods resulted rather unt.voaoy for tbs
mapu c,ureri-the total amount having been disposed
of NJ prices girg trtm lie 1890, chiehJ lie. .
$780, averaging sbout 20. These figures AID
two cents per yard than those obsae. at the prs
cedng annual SALE and about cent undet the
expectation OF operators, 0nsburgs remain ~ before
rspot.d scnce nd rather quie. hut yery Arm Print
rg cloths, too, rare, and stly held bat n, In
brick demand, Stripes inquired for, bat are
not essentially dearer and tck- Inactive yet say
We sorex q comparative state ment OF the shipments
hence Of cotton goods during two moaths to dAe:-
1858 1854 Decrease.
January, piss...............lsz5 200 1866
Total phgs..............30 sl4 27s5
We Likewise add . compare i've sta'emsnt Of the ship
m.nts from Boston OF cotton goo!s urtns January:
1919 1850 1851 1892 rs 5 1851
Pa ksgss........7eS 1928 429 sos S7a2 2,a3
Prom these tables 1t is esieen that, Encouraging
shipping ira, Ia textile fabrics present. We have
not Suffered muck cur Eastern friends Ia this re-.
spsct
woollen prod actions have nst enel, from
the depression under vi ich they have Iaoorng ever
ne fall B nkets nsni nat. ard aayud
m "a Cloth rhar
sought after a. former prizes D,-lins ere part ally
ssgi.ctec FlAnneI have not vArei. JeSua appsat Ia
sod-rse request at Old tgu-es. Lns-,s la TAI, de
and but no, hahe, In prices. husln de laines Don
tbre ~ attract consrabe attention Anc are unchanged
value SAiinsts brb at tina previoas, noticed
sscucon The trade In tsesds is oderats at ull ,tA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

CSC and ab S,,. ~. For Hsvr', a,ur .pssgsd a.
VA, NO ehsvgs Sea Iiard cleto1, a. Ia per 10 There
r,rg.d ron, 10 notice in rates for Cali orriA viii n
pprr DC. to. $50 In cippsrH
40 ~. Sales ,r.nrpirsd of 400 burch r.sna n
vet dried aod Is II u Tor dry; 80 obI-s slafer
% AZ 81 %; and 10 c.se. CT ron 1t 2io ass,
HAY.-Rver wss rSiher in,oinsts At 200. for shp ?.
mtpt and 81 i0T local use, pr LOO lbs
lAIBs Eastern readily brought ~ ls4 AS rs per
Lad Their. h.v- breu dispeseS o. 100 tons so.n,sb
At 81 20 and Sc tons German, nj So Az per 10 lbs
hoIAssEs there were 900 ebis New Orleans sold part
to aniye, IT 200 per gall,
OlIs Crude sought sitter aud hsii hrmly At
&C. for whale, and ii 80 81 IS f sps IN, per gAlloa
The trarsactiop 10 other kinds confined to SO
baskets oes ass 7b and 600 gallons Ito eed At los.
PROVISIONS Pork varied ltte. The dl,'s bushes.
consisted OF BOO b,ls at SIS SIX SIS 93A FOR ns~
msss, and sls 10 sl3 SIX for do prime No change
occurred In dressed hogs meats Theirs sod
eco bbls fair to strictly prime lird ~ 10 7l6,
and 900 kegs prime do At IKE per To- BEEF ia bet
former full prices Butter and cheese moder Ately
dealt IL and ruled firm.
REAL ESTATE Sales at an ton by A ] Beecter-Txo
story BRICK house and 10. No North Moore street
IS $685. two story brick house and lot No IL North
street $626 four story bro~u stone front house and
lot No 81 Msrks place 500 three story aud
lot rty .econd st es rear THIRD avenue 81 $50:
three story house and lot do do 81 oo four story
brown front houses on Ninth avsnas nssr Twenty nrs
RcE-Thers have been bat 1925 tees fair to prime,
pos-d OF, at "a 90 So per 100 los.
SUGARS -Soue 600 hhds Cuba realized chiefly, 40
80 perl
SOAP About I5o bo1es CASTLE changed hands ~ IL
per h.
fALLow Prime is in limited demand, at IL 20 per Id
Tns Not wthstandtrg the incsmeucy Of the weather,
THU forer oons 'ale Vas pref we'll attended, and
suited what tn the sAtec ton OF All pa ti- though
1t .yioept that the iupof,rs expected to witnss
weller CON petition lad ~ obtain higher rates We
Annex the To- spprov-d notsa At ak 1nths.
ung HysGn- $40 hf chts SO at $50. to 49,, pr Id
lsst 435ac e0,ta:1s 2lau2c ;i07ati 40 l2oat371
tos ga &C at se1sc; 10 - $50 81 a. $40 lSst 49,
UmperiaD SO At &c 81 at 265s; IL ~ rs, l4i Al
Axe; u at ?ohs.; Is a. zoe r-Autay-l4i hf. obs
VIZ IL At 3Ia 1at a4i s. At sc &c AZ At 29s 81 ~
2sHe Imyetia-s9m cets W.. 6.t661sc IA atb5 40;
6 II 52c nti2, ;lt~,aih'6 ~ 800 3S at39Hc. Guu
eo~ctr 10 cheats at 42c Pou-bong-9c hf cnts, viz ,
80 If sa..ts ~ 2e1sc Oolopg-lo0 boxes los OF IS
each, at So;
TOBACCO The DAVIS business consisted OF 40 hhds
K.rtrcsy TART at Ice and 1877 Connecticut
ar OHIO ssed leaf - II a l2c per ID,
WBlsKEY Some 300 obls J.rsey AID Prison found
buyers at 81 Hc . 81 1sc Per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

Gc3 rer mile Tue whoe of the rs M % rail vSy.
The year 1853 amounts r. pc csnt OF The sot o.
eenstruetiop, ard dGusira IS PEI cent Sh;h Is aoo'
the age for working erp'rsss ra'et taxes IN g5V
erpreut 6u'y sves 60 3s eI6, ~ 81 pa ~ on US
tai txftnt.d; tut a,ou. floo eco coo ot are
G. imposed Of borrowed ard ference capital shen osn
NOT h. IT do ~ n ss then Ak per there rem ns
but 81 500 0Qo for cidsnd the flo366 49, OF some
ttiI less han esrt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
DOulestfc Markets,

NEW BEDFORD OIL xARKEr, Feb 6-SPE1a THE qasn
tity han is small and transactions have bssa limited
We notice sales Of two parcels OILY Of $50 bb and
one OF 100 do at 81 So Holcers ave ARM and generally
declin. to operats except At sdvaco~s rates.
WALT ere has been only q fair demxnd the past
limited vswt of urere Sales have been made
Of SEQ b,ls 60 cts $50 do pricss made known
and 60 do. dark ., 81 cts.
WHAIEBoNK We notice sales Of lot of IL COZ los Pc
lar and another lot Of 200 los North west At pri,.s
trsr spired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
TIE BANK OF THE METROPOLIS.

Nsw YORK Feb. 7, 1854
EDITOR HERALD
My name has appeared in your paper Of the
incorporAtors Of the Bank OF the Metropolis beg you
10 sias that my uei without my knowledge or
consent, and that know not log whatever OF the 80
called Bank Of the Metropolis "
Rssps:t iully your servant
wM A SHEPARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
WET NANnLLAs AND cLoAKs--raKnENpou.

WET AAfTlLLhs AND CLoAKs-TRRnENDous
Nv bsrsairs-hULffE ux BELL will ,aef this dsy
the remaining sock OF velvet, cloth And sirh msnWl.
Jas and eicsl slightly dAmasoi by w.ter at the late
gre In his store, st the following enorm ous saorife
s1ty ane tN.pty hve dollar enSrcidered voiye,
ss.f' seiihs st fa TO ss'; forty Nv, DO. plain
DO plain d. ats 70 SIS; thirty do embroidered oiof
hSia 70 sS t~snysi do. plain do ~ 50 10 SIS
eEsech 90 90 Al ~ - $2 ourte do silk msntiAs ~ 81
~ Also IN atortnent OF cloth Ia and chldren's
ootks At rreet Ia lii proportion Those l,aies who
nov nsa an opportunity Of Inspecting them urgently
alee 70 90 80 once s'he great bargains cnr
"a IA this cy can be purchased saa whole poe
itiyely be. oloses Gus tina weak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
RE mOyAI.s.

fIITY INSPECTORS DEPARTsEsT.:.THsorr IoR Of
" this Department has befn moved 70 No. Centre
street W ttaiss. THOMAS 4. DOWNING, City InsrestS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

VoNKlkS.-ToR SALE, Two LOTS. rs FEET BY IlQ
i feet each stuatsd Busra Vista avenue, Yoakers
for sssy,Ln acres Of hne land joining ran
rio. ron NV lots SIS 70 $50 each or would
exchange tr city roper,y. Apply 70 CLANCY, tailor
Is Greenwich avenue Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

TENAs LAND TOR sALe-FoR SALE, l4s0 ACREy
lane stusted on Co press 3syou, aArr.s otuuty ia
The eta OF Txa about ten mls from the ciy of nous
The shove aIe frtu its proxim Hos. the line
- railroad Lev being corurctct Of which the
tIt are no. running vers valuable and daily
rort go Tbs title Ia In ti'putab'e 40 sp'ouiaop or As
aptrnanen irvsiment mo favorable opportunity has
scarcely ever beer he-ed. The above land be sold on
the most desirable terms, BY addressing
LsMUsL DUyaLL Ya'tmcra, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
DRY GOODS, &c.

TO THB LADIES WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION
~ our valuable stock Of French rcdered silks rcss
goods 40 Which We are selling At greatly prices 10
male fer spth i'm potat An early insp elton y
s'iiei 3D. kERk& o., 7C7 oadwAy, thee doors be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

NEW CLASSES AT Wilson'S DANCING AoApRrY.
No: 100 orar street Breeklynopen shroushout Mo
whole year PUPILS received ~ and eaoh
p the data Of tLeir
Teachsn instruotSd In ths agk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

ITO SHIP CARPEf TEES-FoE SALE, A SCHOONER
nearly new cries al ut $50 tons dsok dsstr yea by
IRE All othsr isrt g'od viii give contract to 3ai.
her VIII give or tAtt g. COO Brush sg,nt 1853 South
T. u. FOWLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
wfSH SALT,

nor sALE-s VALUABLE DRUG STORE, LOCATED
in fraa, bu fn,s tn roushtsre or corner very nicely
t.,eJ mn 18th les Of thee years from May
,rf did fusiness eaFitAl 1T md either
81, druggist. b. W. RICHsRDs, 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

RIO BRICKskKERs.-FoK ssLE-NINErY.sEysN
acre. Of tho best clay land in the Stat, Of
abtu, gh piles rom the city Of Bal more on the wAtr
bricfysrd has been successful worked II for ,me
years part The improvements very considerable e,a
fttrg OF dwelling bcu.e store, shan les for
a'a'shss a9od feneh AID wharf aniDs GU.
W ter, lad sh railroads the Aims Taore
also on u Plscc large flesh poad and i'm diately
on s bahls args ice house; also, ~,gops, caM WHEEL
barro.t sdf Ant also Lee tools aai implements
s!Nd Alto stout even hurdied lors.rd # vel bir.ed
toe mee 81 able tri ls including number
or pressed Dcks; also, city tnou ana unsurnt ~
es, enor Dug to make twelve buudred th3us.ad II has
iowin Setne gAter AIDE demardi Tie sippy OF al
.hsy business ihe above place will be sold on tbs
nNortbe te ms ee never WAS hctter opportunity f.
ferto for lrekmskeis ella, land alt more bel
very i'a-te anc this being The hes, and the si
or VI wtte proscb 20 the city Toe Advantages San be
noe tel, 'es by Inspecting the place. ch DONE
I'D oil Lfona ob,area relative 10 By applying
mo j. MILLS sterreJ at law, Is st. PAuis street, ),
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF GOOD BOARD.
ing house for sale Tho house contain all OF the mod
ern improveme nts The furniture AL in good condon
ana me.ty new uated two doors fro1 Broadway
or the without board 20 olcar from
teen hundred dolla ai expenses No need
apply unless he furnish $000 cash. Apply ~ 81 HOW
ard street, - = - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

TOR SALE OR EXtHAEGE-THE THREE STORY
brick house and lot Me- 100 Cliff street, is rented for
four from May ST nire per cent on vausion it will
be exchar gd properly the uppe: Ct city
small farm within one hundred miles New York Of
Those replying by letter will please send accurate
description. Apply to JOSEPH AYL0R Bridge stresc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

ITO TINsNlTHS, STOVE FEALERs AND HARDWARE
1orchAnts-Tor sale, on liberal house lot
and gtore also stooh In large vi,lsge few from
Now York City large business has been carried the
above Inca fo eleven she
kind for several miles The wish. retire
ness in Of i'll health. For parou iaquire
". u. MILLER, ais Water street, New York n B,-Thc
stand 10 suitable for y sher business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

d nesr Tompkns sqnare-A ane and substantially buls
house. fretrate neighborhood we'll adapted for large
family residence hctel Will be sola low and
Address 81 xArk, Herald once.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18

Al a Court Of Probate held at North Berwick, within
aud for the County Of York, on the fist Monday In
August lin the year ofour Lord sigheen hundred and
hiy.f,ur, by the Honorable Joseph 4 Nye. Judge Of
SAID Court
IN the petition OF Jane Johnson, guardian Of sa.
" rah Ann Johnson, Noah =. Johnson, John II.
johnson, aud Hannah J. Johnson, minors, represent.
ing that said minors are seized and Possessed Of a
lot Of land situated Ia said North Berwick, In the
Gu Is Woods, 50 called, on the Westerly side OF the
road leading irCm Benny Beag 10 DOughty's Falls,
bounded south by land Of sheldon Hobbs, North by
land Vt ID. McCr.llis, aud extending from said road
about rs rods, TO brook running across said lo-iha
Il would be for the interest Of said minors that the
growth said lot should be sold - aud praying fol
license TO sell and convey said gIowth AT public aue
ton Or psivate sale.
OEDERED-That the petitioner give notice Thereof
to all persons interested, by causing copy OF th;
oider To be published IN the Union and Eastern Iour
nal, printed la Biddeiord, IN said County, three
weeks successfully, that they may appearat Probate
Couu To be held at Saco, IN said County, On th'
first Monday In september next, at ten OF the clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause,if any they have
why the prayer -f said petition shouldnot be granted
Attest FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Auue copy. Attest-fkANCis BACON, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18

Al Count IL Probate held at North Berwick, within
aud for the COun,y of York, on the frs: Monday In
august, ~ the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hity-four, by the Honorable Joseph L. Nye,
Judge e said Court;
IN the petltIon of Adriei Hamilton. whose wife Is
" interested ~ The estate OF Nancy Walker. hte Of
marlborough, IN said County deceased, pryn that
administration Of the estate Of said deceased may be
granted 10 him, ot some other suitable person;
ORDsRED, That the peti,ioncr cite the next Of kin
Ia take administration, aud give notice 10 the heirs OF
said deceased aud Ia all persos interested In SAID
tate, BY causing copy u this orderto be published in
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Dlddeiord
In said couny, three weeks successfully that they
may appear at Probate Count To be holden at sacO,
IN sad County, on the first Monday in September
next, NJ ten Uf the clock In the forenoon and shew
cause, " any they have, why the prayer Of said petit
ton should not be granted.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
a true COPY. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18
YorkCounty Wing Convention.

The wings Of York County requested TO choose del
egaes TO meet In Convention at the Court House, In Al
fnEp, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-hird day OF August
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of selecting cand
dates Cor Senators, County Treasurer and one County
Commissioner.
Is hoped that every town In the County win be fully
represented. Below each town will ind the number O
delegates TO which they entitledi
sAeo and BiddefOrd, each, Buxton, Hollis, Kenne.
bunk, Kennebunkport, kittery South Berwick Wells and
York, each, Berwick Lebanon, Limngtou, parsonshell
and Sanford Ieaehi EilOt, Limerick North Berwick and
waterbbro seAch Acton, Alfred, Cornish Lyman, New
field and shapleigh, 2 each.
Per order Of the County COMMITTEES.
saco, July 9th. 1854.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18

Iowa ELECTION. The returns are still
insufficient 10 enable us 10 speak of the re-
sui, Of the Iowa election with any degree
OF certainly. BY the last ielegraPhic re-
port, II Counties make Grimes, the Wing
Anli.Nebraska candidate for Governor, hoo
ahead.
NORTH CAROLINA. Thomas Bragg. the
democratic candidate, is elected governor
Of North Carolina, BY a majority OF OF
1000 votes. The senate is democratic by
10 majority, and the house by 6 or s ma
iori,y.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18
rur ERE IN RIppEFoRp.

The Ere In the woods in Bijdeford, which
,ss mentioned hast week continued It's rava-
ne. tiil Thursday evening, five days from Its
Commencement. 1t is estim ted that II swept
oves An extent 1000 acres OF land, much OF
which was covered with valuable growth.
No dwelling house was destroyed. The
neople of the vicinity were very much ex.
baus,ed by efforts to stay the progress ofihe
6se and by constant watching. There were
perhaps one hundred men employee about
che Gre for several days. one half Of whom
probably came from the village. The Bidde.
ford Engine Company was on the ground
two days, andthough The engine could not
DO successfully used in stopping the Gre, the
company was OF much service in protecting
che buildings and turning the flames in such
direction as would cause the least possible
damage. The sufferers Of the Gre speak with
gratitude Of the exeriions OF NJ. Joseph Cur
tis and Deacon Thomas Emery in suoduius
the Ere.
The loss to the owners OF the land, by the
destruction Of the growth, is considerable |;
and i falls with severity upon some Of them.
Mr.. JOIN p. Emery, one OF the sufferers resi-
den: la the neishborhood Of the hire, estl-
ni"Seo t"e io-s oi Sht'l oancs SmNn ~" 49,
acres al $1,000; and his own loss on 20 acres
on which was some valuable oak and other
hard wood growth, at $1,000. The remain
der OF the 1000 acres is owned in smaller
lots by perhaps forty different indivuals.
whose losses vary from $50 tn 500 each.
Much oftbe land burnt over is rocky and un.
Bt for cultivation. and OF little value for pas
turage, it derived nearly all its value from
che growth upon it. The Gre commenced on
Sunday afternoon, and il is not known by
what means il originated. IL is thought
however that if NIL boys. young men and
Others, attend church on Sabbath, The
woods are in little danger from FIRE even in a
dry tune.
Fires have been raging In the woods in
Hollis and Scarborough, We understand
Democrat.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18

Volcr or THE PEoPLE.-This is the title
Of a paper issued Us campaign paper from
Portland, at 25 cents copy. The intro
duc'ory say. -
alt is in favor Of the Maine Law, and OF
the election Of men who will vigorously ex
ecute that statute. IL is opposed to the Ne.
braska iniqu,ty, aud TO all twaddling time
serving politicians. IL is opposed'to the
extension Of slavery, and abominaes all
sham democracy Ii will oppose all those
;nen who sustain such iniquities, and will
go for no man US member ot Congress.
who is not ou,sPoken against the wrong"
Arson. P. Morrill, is its candidate for Gov
ernor. and We presume that 1t is published
under the auspices Of the friends Of that
gentleman. 1t gives the " dumb" regular
nomination, Governor Paris "particuar
hts ~
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18

Al Count of Probate held at North Berwick, within
aud foi the County of York, on the first Monday
IN August, IN the ear of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud any four, BY the Honorable Joseph +. Nye,
Judge at said Court.
4 MAsA WENTWORTH, administrator OF the es.
n tate Of John j. Downs, ale Of bio de San Jose
IN the County Of Santa Clara, State Of California de-
Ceased having presented his list account of admins.
uailOn 1T the estate at said deceased for allowances
oHDEHED, That the said Administrator give mo-
tiee Ia all persons interested by causing copy Of
this order Ia be published three weeks successfully
IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde.
ioTd, IN said County that they may appear ut pro-
bate court, To be held at Saco, m said County, on
the first Monday OF September next at ten Of the cioc
IN the forenOon and shew cadse, IL any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Aitest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
true eopy-Auest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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A, Court of Probate held ut North Berwick, within
and fot the County Of York, on the 6rs, Monday la
August, In the year Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fily.tour, BY the Honorable Joseph r.
Nye, Judge OF said Count /:
NYRUs X. LUNT, Executor IL the win Of James
" foss, late Of Bddeford In said County, deceased,
having presented his account Of administration of the
estate OF said deceased for allowances
OrpEREDvThat the said Executor give notice
TO all person interested, by causing copy Of this OF
der TO be published three weeks sueee.sively In the
said County, that they may appear at a Probate Couu
10 be held al Saeo, In said County, On the fft Mon
day VI September nsxi at ten of the clock In the fore
noon, and shew cause, u any they have, why the
same should not he allowed.
Attest,-FRANCfS BACON. Register.
A true copy. Attest FRANCIS BACC N, Register,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18
House Lots at Auction !

THE subscriber win sell at Public Auction Saturday,
August 10Th, 1854, at O'Clock, p. NJ ten In twenty
HOUSE LOTS Maple and Forest Streets and the Boom
Road In Saeo. These lots situated the "Iiigh
Lands near the railroad crossing, commanding pleas
ant view 81 the villages % SacO and BiddefOr aud are
within five minutes walk Of their business stu sets
The subscriber begs leave To those who may at
tend the sale, that the above named Lots will
be sold ,citAeGi that arrangements have
been will be made To have them bid n by any Of the
"Peter funksn who tend cut at the mock auctions got
up by some u our prudent operators ascertain the
market price u their property. TERMS LIBERAL.
ID. 4. sOMES, Agent.
BiddefOrd, August 18th, 1884. 33-lw
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The Democrat quotes from the Boston
Courier aud calls !, good wing authority y
and SO i, is for Loco-Focos, but not for any
hones,.minded wing !, is totally without
character or influence as whis anywhere
except perhaps with few monied aris;ocrais
in Boston. II was with the Democrat in
1852, aiding in the election OF Gen Pierce
and we have never, although constan,
reader Of the paper, discovered any change
in il for he better. The Democra, itself is
as good wing authority as the Courier.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18
Dental Notice.

w ii. HASKELL would return sincere thanks 10 hii
friends and The public for the liberal patronage 70.
eeved since his connection with the above once He VIII
continue the practices Of Dentistry In al i branches nj
the same oce, and hopes 10 merit continuance and In
seing Mineral Teeth In I'M best manner and would here
say, that every penoa employing him shan b iy sat
sned q no compensation WI b required. All operations
practice Of Dsntisry sha be permed hithfuIy care
fully, and In neat and substantial Manner and var
ranted. ~ Onice-Nos. and 10 Central Riock
Biddeford, August eth, 1854 3l-3w