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Piano Foroes Ac.

THE subscriber keep. con.,,,,,,
Tor sale the largest stock Of p'N'
W. F" in tn" city, principally from cs'"' '
rRiSc and NusS's and CLARK. Tho,. -, ~
quesiionably the best manufacturer, in ~. u
States. Also, at all times Guitars f,cm Wv l.
TIN. together with Violins, Accordro,. .l
An the late and fashionable music, Win ~ w.
ceptors, etc, etc ="
HENRY PARSONS
10 Camp street, Nee Orks,,
Jan. =, 1888 no- J..
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A NEW SCHOOL.

a NEW SCHOOL.
TIME undersigned rs-op,ocd his school on
/ Monday last, near the southeast corner
Of the public square, in this place. and will con.
time until the 18th of June ensuing
RATES OF TUITION
Reading, Writing. and Spelling, $40
Higher English Branches, Is
Ancien, Languages and Mathematics, 20
No deduction made for losi iimo, except 70
prolraeted sickness,
JOHN =. ANDERSON.
Marshall, January II. 1854 n25nf.
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~ RALrH H.spgR
dream; my gentle vito is near.
A girli'h figure, small and slight,
Say, shall sketch her picture, ere
She passes gu, of siehti
licrs is no beauty strange aud rare,
Fashioned by rspturous poets rule
All hearts might deem her very fair,
And not one, beautiful.
Not beautiful TO painters eyes,
Because her mobiles, beauty lies
Not in her features faul,less grace.
But the sweet meaning Of her face.
A look Of patient gen.leness,
On lip and brow sersnely lies,
And oh, n world Of tenderness
Shines softly In her sunny eyes
Her lps--to me no rose buds vet
One half 20 beautiful could be-
love them that they never yet
Spoke one unlovng word to me
There is a sweet and namcless grace,
Floating around her form and face
The bcasty Of q lofty soul
Iilurues and beauties the whole.
And when the tlresomc day is gone,
And the sweet evening time comes on,
And wearicd gu, with toll and care,
| sink into my study -ehair,
Closing my eyes to curtain out
Tho veAing shades Of fear and doubt
A tiny foot, with noiseless glide,
Comes stealing softly TO my side
Bright curls adown my shoulders ,wipe,
And little fingers hide in my mine
And gentle tones salute my ear
With words Of sympathy and cheer.
On! could meet, with dauntless heart,
The s,erncs,, darkest III, of life,
With such = guardian as thou art,
My own beloved wife
My child my darling, brigh,-haired boy
A happy laughter.lovng sprile,
Whose heart is mirlh, whose life is JOY,
Undimmed by shade or blight,
lie has his mothers curls Of gold,
His laugh has just her ringing tone,
And In his features | behold
The softensd likeness Of my own
And gazing. of wander back
Along my boyhood's Gowery 'rnrA,
roam again beside the stream,
Ne again the waters CLEAN,
And stopping. sse, or ssem to wee,
Ny face reflected back to me.
Ny wife and child my all on earth
Oh! what were life bercft OF them
Bssids their love, how little worth
esens gIory's brightest diadem
Ny wifs s7a child thsss are the charms
Which make ne cling to earth IL rise
To circle them In loves fond arms,
And Ia TIE aet---uncloss ny eyes.
Whsss. whore, am land where arr ,aey
Ahs! The dream has passed away
I - Asss in ny daskenins room.
AIsss amid IL dssky gloom
Az. III alsss-ne wifs-no child
A lay-assaa hath ~ heart bsguilsd
AKA! sAst dry faoey's sway
ohsuA pay ss~h roguisA tsiek. with me I.
ny ~ asA eAih-I sigA u ssy,
Ar yss-alas !-sve ~ 10 h..
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oHN rwlBILL. DANIEL EDWARDS
IWIBIII. Il EDW ARDS,

DIN TWILL. DANIEL EDWARDS
IWIBlI.I. Il EDW ARDS,
COPPER. Tn, and Nhee Iron Workers,
y Nos. IT, 20, and 81 Fulton, Nos. %,
80, and 81 New Le,ee, between Gravisr
and poydrns streets, New Orleans, are PEE
pared to do all kinds of work in the a,ove
line, S,eamboa, and Plantation work done
IN the best manner, on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable terms. Also, on hand
a large assortment Of Cooking, Steamboat,
and bar Room Stores, of every size and de-
scription; also, all kinds of House work,
Gutter Pipe, Spout, SC All orders thank
fully received, and promptly attended to.
TWlBllL t. EDWARDS.
New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1854. ".
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N q \ &c u J..

IIORATIO d. HFWITT, (successo' y
l Tyler & Hewnt,) PIANO FORTE Asps
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New orlean' ~
always on hand one Of the largest ana a.,
complete selections Of Piano Forfs' IN Y
southern country, all Of which are ea'rans's :
as good and perfect instruments. hge"sm
the sale Of A, SropART g. Co.'S New '@'
Pianos -.
These Pianos are celebrated for hns qS'lI
Of tone, purencss of sound, aad for pes' -.
beautiful finish Of exterior workmansiP aus
are considered by the profession, and se~p'"
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made ID =
United States Particular attention IS feaas'N
to their splendid Scrpentine pattern, x''hf :.
keys, which is considered one Of the hntS ~
made.
HALLgrT, DAVIS \ cos celebrated ssu
PIANOS, 6, st, 81, and octave Pecod -
For,es, from the factory Of "Plevel y
Paris; also Pianlnos, Scmi-Grand and o''
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and rA' r
ment.
GUITARS, from the house of Hal y =
Spanish and French patterns, Ne ,io"''l n
large quantities, Mclodcon-, Scrsphlhes
gans, Flutes, larionettes, Brass lns,fuN't
Of all kinds, Vlolincellos, BANGS, ",''s,
all instruments, and musical mcrchand'S
descriptions, Wholesale and retail
Sheet Music Of all kinds music r.
from the North by every steamer, ~ S,ol,
published, church Books, instructor
SC. IAN,
Particular attention is called to Inc r.,,r,.
extensive selection Of Accortec1s ..'e :, ..lce
which is the most complete and o6,,s
ton of these beautiful instsumsnes's'
in the southern market. ,.u, y!
All orders from the county t.ish!sm; ~
promptly attended 10. A liberal d'se's'
TO Teachers and 10 Seminaries. .,,c.r
HORATiO d. HE"uI
30 Camp It,. New o" -
Jan. 10, 1882. - :,
n NJ. BAYLY l. CO., No. IS Cs,~s 49,
NJ - Common 81, New Orleans ~
Grcceys, and dealers in fine osAna. y.
liquors, and staple goods, co'es' , w -
salt, molasses, flour, bacon, l.fo'
steambo and plantation supplies 20 y,
Dec, Is, 1881. -.
EDWARD rHoMrsos. VILLAS ~
rI>HOMPHON, ALLEN, = CO' MIS- =
Gyoceys, snI Dssisrs IN rAoses .,.I ~
Liquors, Nos. 81 and - Common '
Orleans.
Goods a, the loves. marx I'd pre-, ~ &
ant-ed in every particular. J. J. ''
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Ne. 80 Cam street, Nen Orleans.
NlcGINNiS 4 CARVER, successors TO
wi John Ball.) having purchased the entire
Books and STATIONERY belonging to the late
ions BALL, they continue the Book and
Stationery business at SO Camp street, and
wonld beg to solici, call from the old Gus
toner. of the House, and others wish ng Books
and Stationery for their own use, OF to sell
again,
To Country Merchants. who wish to buy to
sell again, they can oter great Inducements,
havinga thorough knowledge Of the business
n all It's branches and great facilities for get
ting stock at the loves, rates.
TheiI assortment of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books, blank books, paper
and stationery, isvery complete. They keep
constantly on hand all the publications of the
methodist book concern, which will be sold at
catalogue prices.
"rintine and Book Binding Of every de-
-crplon. executed with neatness ana despatch
a, the lowest prices Blank books OF all de-
.criplons, manufactured to order at the short
est notice.
Orders for anything in their line of business
will be promptly executed, and at the zane
prices a, If the buyers, themselves were pres
eni
McGINNIS Il CARVER.
New Orleans, Jan. I, 1854. ly
SAM. HENDERSON ALIEN. HENDERSON.
:. a A. HENDERSON, n co,
UCCESSORS to littlejohn Henderson,
- Wholesale Groc ~, No 66 Magazine ST.,
corner OF Natohez, New Orleans.
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New SIN House.

New 0oIk U1OA9os
Nrw FALL AND WINTER ooops!!!
J. q. PEPPARD l. co.
s. Gratiev Street ID
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
4 Ronow opening an entirely ne,c stock q
~ Imported NiAs and Fancy Dress Goods !:
also sram gods, siA bonnefs, ribbons. iaee',
smbro,der,,s, gio,ss, hosiery. dress trimmings,
avt,6cia. Aomers, feathers, millinery articles,
etc sie., to which they invite the attention OF
country merchants.
J. G.. PEPPARD Il CO.,
ian T. %. 50 Graraer street.
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Paper Warehouse.

No. 81 Camp Street, Nsr Orieaai
DIAPER Of every description FURNISHED !
order, at very short notice.
n. Il. Agents for J, ID. McCreay', hbr
colored, book, and news printing Inks, Al N'
York prices.
v3n25y HENRY l.. POTTER
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J. BRUCKMuLLER / q. DECkERT

J. bHVVHNVLLEk 1 u. UECkEkT
LATE N. BILLINGS
MESSRS b & D.. would respectfully
inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have purchased the store and
stock Of u. Mlling~ and tina, they are now
prepared TO carry on the Boot and Shoe busi-
ness in all lis branches.
Gentlemen and Ladies Boots and Shoes,
made to order of the bes, material. Prices
moderate.
l1' Store next door to Hsrdwick's grocery,
Marshall, Nov. ~, 1883. nl7-iy.
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~ Mdga.m inc Street, Nsr Orleans
~ YALE JR., 4 Co, ~ Magazine street,
" New Orleans, Wholesale D.oi.rs in In.
ported Niopleand Fancy N,hs and Nf,an Goods,
Laces, Embroderies, Glotss, Maaiiiias, Friagss,
bra'ds, buttons, G,mps, trimmings If al kinds
Bonne's, Nfraw Hats, Ribbons, Artificial
Ffo1ers, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods Of all kinds. A full and complete
assortment Of every thing il their line of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count.
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
e. YALE, JR., l. CO.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grayicr.
u. w.fiRLEy h. C. JuREy o,rrHNEs.
HARLEY, JUREY, 4 co, Commission
i Merchants, No AZ Carondt.t street, New
Orleans
" w. u. C. Hudgir & Co Agents, Shreve.
port, La. July 10, 1889. .ly
BURNSIDE 4 CO., In, ori,ys an
Js Wsolesnie Dealers IN Foreign and DO
mes &c Dry Goods, Nos. 10 and ~ ChMires
street, New Orleans.
VIII remove to IS Canal street, early in
anuary. ".
New Orleans, Jan. I, 1854
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SuNDRiES.
DEEPER, spice, ginger,
l. Soda, starch, alum,
Birthstone, sulphur. sslt pctsc,
lndiyo, madden, copperas,
NutmeSs, cloves, mace,
Camphor, cinnamon bark,
Star eanAlss, soap. &C., for sale BY
II. 4 X. H. KEY.
Marshall. Msy 70, 1854. "
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Furniture Warehouse.

TIM undersigned respectfully
inform their friends and the
- public. that they have just re-
eeyed and are daily receiving al extensive as
sortment of Cabinet Furniiure of every vari.
ETY. and style also, choice assortmc Mt Of the
following articles, to wit chairs feathers,
spring moss, and hair mattresses curled hair
hair cloth, damasks, cords, and tassels, gimps,
yarnlsh, etc, etc
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
our stock which will be offered at prices that
cannot fail to please.
{. FLINT Il JONES.
Nos l6 and IS Royal st, ~ q.
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7, IT. IAV hsVN NAN FNTUV.
JACKSON n FRlOt,
~ Common street 81
fashionable Clothing. and CENTS Furnish
ing Store,
New Orleans.
THE above house has constantly on hand II
L large and elegant stock Of the above
goods, manufactured To order, and which they
will sell upon as favorable terms as any house
in New Orleans. They respectfully solicit thu
patronage Of their Texa, friends. Persons VS.
ting 'hc city will please drop in at their esiab
lishment Kecolleci the number - Common
street Jsa 5j-y
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X o. NELSON Il Co, Com....,-~.
- chants, New Orleans. N-.
81 Nelson New Orleans; +
New Orleans II. c. Walker, M..,s,. ~ .a'll'
late Cashier Branch Union Bank; J TIM an
son. Athens. Ala =. VEL
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JosgPH II. PALMER, JANrsv
JOSEPH H. PALMER 4 CO. i.t
- and Wholesale Dsaiers in Poy,,s. "r-'
mesnc Dry Goods, ~ Camp street. ~
Ter New Orleans ufa'.
ban. 10, 1882. y3n2 Sly
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JOHN d. SCOTT X co.
Nos - Murray and ~ Warren streets,
New York.
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JOHN p sCCTT GEO SOARING.
SCOTT Il Soaring,
Wholesale md Retail Ciothiers.
Nos So aud 60 Canal corner of Old Leyce
NEW ORLEANS
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u. d X. II. KEY.
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nv a. HANNEY & co, (.ucc...------
W. }. Brcwster) Wholesale ~"
French and Amer'edn Hais, Caps, s,rsS ~ :
Umbrellas &c, No. II Common At. n ~. oss'
Jan. 10, 1884. va.s. nsaa,
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EDWARD THOMrs0s. WILLS ~ ~
rI>HOMPSON, ALLEN, = CO. NO.
Gyoceys, snI Dssiers in rAoscs w I ~
Liouoy,. Nos, Il and - Common wv"
Orleans.
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Fishing Tackle.

TTNHE attention of DEALERS and ANGLERS is in
Il. vilcd to the subscribers large assortment OF
American & foreign Fishing Apparatus
suited TO ALL PARTS Of the United STATE, con
ssiing in part Of the following:
FISH HOOKS,
O'Shaughaessy or Dublin Bend; Limerick, will
filed, ialied or rngcd ends; Spring Steel Carlisle
Kirby River and Trout, and Kirby Sea; Mackerel
Cod, Limerick Cod, Virginia, Black Fish; togcth
or with many fancy patterns Of Hooks, all sizes.
GANGED HOOKS.
TROUT HOOKS tied ON smells of Silkirorn
Gnf, SiN aud Hair; Virginia and Cod Hooks, oh
Linen; Pickercl Hooks on Br,ss and Silver Gimp
and Brass Wire Shark Hooks, on Chains
PATENT SPRING HOOKS ;.-.sPEARs FOR
EELS AND OTHER FISH.
FISHING LINES
OF every size and color, made Of Linen, Cotton
Silk, Hair, China Twist, Patent Brnided Silk, &c
LONDON PATENT FLY LINES; SilkworrI
Gut Casting Lines.
. JOINTED FISHING RODS,
For Trout, Pickerel, Salmon, Bass, Perch, and al
other kinds OF fishing. Beautifully finished Ger
man Silrer Mounted General Fisling Rods, =
do made with short Joints TO carry In a trunk
Fine Fly Rods. FISHING POLES to enclose il
Walking Cu,ics; CALCUTTA BAMBOU POLES
whole or jointed.
FISHING REELS,
English and American, made Of Brass or German
Silver; Plain multiplying and click sizes.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.
Trout, Salmon and Bias, F2ts Of every color ant
pattern; Minnows, Frogs. Worms, Insects; BvEL',
PATENT Spinning Bats; Spoon Bats Trails io
Pickerel, Bass, Blue Fish, Dolphin; Mackcrl Jigs
Fishing Baskets; Bait Boxes Nets; Folding
Net Rings and Joined Handles Tackle Hooks
Si!kworm Gut Gimp; Floats; Sinkers; Swiv
els Anglers Balances, and numerous other ari
cles for the Anglers use.
The above articles, both American and Foreign
arc mos, OF them made expressly for the advcrlis
or, and he is thus enabled 10 supply purchasers no
only with the rny lest quality that can beproenred
but also with the cheapest description Of goods 10
this line on Tie most favorable terms a, Wholesal,
or Retail.
.u MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
12-Sw 1i2 Washington Street, Boston.
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Valuable Farm, for Sale.

VNHE Farm in Saco, known as the Hopkins
J. Farm, h now offered for sale. Said farm 10
situated onthe Mile Road, so called, within mile
and half of the villages Of Saco and Biddelord
II contains about lorysevcn acres, suitably divid.
ed into ,illagc, pasture, and wood land II cuts
from thirty to thirty FIVE tons Of good English hay
lis well watcrcd aud fenced, aud is under high
state Of cultivation. Upon il are convenient
good state Of repair. II has also an orchard Of
thrifty young apple trees.
A rare opportunity is here offered TO any person
who may wish 10 engage IN farming To make safe
Investment of funds. Application may, he made
10 JOSEPH Il. EYE;
Sayo March 9th, 1851 l2-G
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SnIn Ar Observation-Disclosures, Prices.
Lumbermen Of York County,
TAKE NOT

yGNHE subscriber having purchased of Messrs.
l. George IL Whipple, the right TO use and vend
in York County, Gilnlan's Patent Machine for saw.
ing Clapboarls, Lalhs, Shingles, Blinds, Sash and
Door Stuiis also. Fence Pickels, Bedstead Stats,
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Backs, &c ,&c.
Also, Wagon Spokes, giving the right taper with
out changing ends Of the bolt is now ready to dis
pose Of town rights in said County. This Machine
is capable of saving 900 Of Single in ity min.
utesi 1000 Of Laih in thirty minutes 1000 feet
Of Box boards IN 40 minutes One Of the Ma
chimes is in operation at my shop in Biddeiord,
where lumbermen are invited TO call and witness
its operations. Machines can at all times be fur
nshcd at short notice. JAMES I. NICHOLS.
Biddeford. February 25th. 1854 9-u
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On the housekeeping principle no longer well go
On the high. pressure system well move;
The FORMER belongs TO nm age that Is past
The latter TO one that we love.
Then crack on the steam! let the business wheel
No longer IN hardness roll
For we love the air OF the ilceiest stced,
Not the pace Of the sluggish mole.
We've accordingly planned on the largest scale,
To meet the demands Of our trade;
For none shall go or without good III,
And none without being well paid.
We've bought the best goods the marke, affords,
And can treat you TO anything new;
From the finest Calf Boot VI Genllcmens wear,
To the prctiiest Of Ladies' Shoe.
Let the tocsn then ring from the sea TO the rock,
That Ross has charms for the eye;
Hi. Boots and his Shoes will keep out the cold,
Aud allure one always TO buy. ~.
3. K. ROSS B. CO.,
Liberty Street, Biddeford, Me.
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FOH SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,

And other valuable zeal Estate.
HNHE following described Real Estate, compris
Il ing House Lots, and other property, cligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco aud Biddcford
Willie sold by tie proprieiors, at prices aud OF
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, ar,
principally situated in Saco, between the Rail
road Depots of Bdeeford aud Saco-a portion Of
them above the Railroad, and portion below, in
a pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
a fine view of both villages. They are advania.
geousy situated for the residence Of persons hay.
within six minutes walk OF Main street, aud Pep.
pcrell Square, and live minutes walk Of the Ma.
Chine shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep.
percll and Water Power Corporations of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and II
feet wide, resting on granite piers, an with side.
walks, has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, nd placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
ner. From this bridge street is FADED 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended TO Buxton Road. Other directs have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and To Water street.
The newroad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will incrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge TO Bdde.
ford t.a
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprc,
tors haveIa dozen or more house lots for SALE Un
Springs Island, contiguous to the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said Island. On one OF the lots is u new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot
They will sell also, in lots Of from one to five
acres US may he wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of A acres and is situated ON the West
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Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

TINE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency Of Saco and Biddeford for the sale
Of the above named instruments, manufactured
by b. +. Tobin Il Co. Nashua n. III: They are
combined with the valuable principle Of CAR
HARTrS PATENT, which for clegance of man.
utacturc and unri1alled beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices according 10 style and finish, from $40 TO
$50. Those wishing for instruments c respect.
fully solicited TO call at No. As Cults Island Saco,
and also ut the residence Of Rev. j. Hubbard,
corner of Hill and Pool Sis, Blddeiord, and ex.
anime an assortment ofi, a and octaves.
II. nj. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. OF
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!

n l.. TOPPAN respectfully informs his friends
Ds and the public, that he is constantly supplied
with the choicest Oysters that can be found in
the market He can supply hotels, and families
@ Apply at No. ], Factory Island Block, Saeo.
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.

TIM E genuine article, prepared from fresh Con
i LWERs by the subscriber, and for sale by HIM
nj the Pool, and by his agent, James Sawyer,
Druggist, Biddeford. Specimens Of the Oil may
be seen ut the Union Office.
- EDWARD MCBRIDE.
The Pool, April 10th, 1854. l5-,f
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SPRING STILE
HATS 6 GAPS!
r. III. RIDLON,S

Nos. l, 2 and , Crystal arcade, Biaasford,
WHERE be offers FOR sale n, splendid ad sssO,
full finish Also Caps for Mems and Boys wear.
A good assortment Of Children's Beaver and Fan
Icy Hats. Also, Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags,
&c, &c. Please call and examine.
Biddeford, March 9th, 1854. 12-r
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Valuable nosse for Sale!

TIME Subscribs offers for sale, or in exchange
i for other property ,lhe large and comfortable
owe,pr house In which he formerly lived sit
ua,ed ON the corner Of South and Kossuth SIS.
The house is in complete repair, convenient IN,
its arrangements, and very pleasantly iocsied
and has large aud excellent garden alta rs
s,rawberries, raspberries, gcoseberlcs, &c, &c.
rbis Offer sworth the attention Of any man who
NAV wish TO secure first class residence in this
ionrishng village. ~ L. SoMEs'
Biddeford, Feb. !, iSJt II
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Gas Stock.

THE subscrion hook for stock In the saeo and Did
! deford Gas Light Company Is open NJ the Manu-
factnrers Bank In Saco. Those wishing 10 subscribe
OF stock In the Company eau do so by calling upon the
ubscriber nj the above named BANK.
r. sCAMMoN, TREASURER.
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CLOTH 'cLOTAING,.sa
FURNISHING GOODS
|. ALL NEW GOODS. , asl
G. w. soorHsY.

MAY be found At the store formerly occupied
Ixl by l. Gleason, opposite the Saco House,
Main Street, Saco, with good assoriment- d
Broadcloths, Cassimcres, Docskins, Twccds, Cash.
mereis and Vesiings, Of every shade and quality,
which will be sold by the yard, or made into gar
mcnis for small profit, and IN all cases warrant
ed TO give satisfaction, Also, Genilcmcn's Fur
nishing Goods, such Us Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Cavats, Handkerchief, Gloses, Socks, DC. f
G. W. BOOTHBY, Agent.
N. B.-I would take this opportunity TO return
nv thanks To old friends and customers, for the
libcral share of patronage received heretofore and
hope BY sricier attention 10 business and the want,
OF The public, To receive continuation Of the same
Saco, March Goth, 1854. l2-3m