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ARCTIC NAvIGATIoN.-Let us begin by imagn-
ing vessel, or, for variety, two of them, speed
ing along at eight knots an hour, and heading
directly for long, low margin of ice, about
two miles off. "D'ye see any opening % cries
the captain hailing an officer on the foretopsail
yard "Something like lead little to
leeward of that iceberg on our port bow" In
a little while we near the ice; our light sails
are got in, our commander taking the place of
the officer, who has resumed his station ON the
deck.
Before you, in plain of solid ice, is huge
iceberg, and near it black, zigzag canal,
cbeckered with recent fragments.
Now commences the process of "conning."
Such work with the helm is not often seen in
ordinary seas. The briggs head is pointed for
the open gap; the watch are stationed at the
braces; sort Of silence prevails. Presently
comes down the stentorian voice of our com
mander, "Hard- a-starboard ~ and at the same
moment the yards yield to the ready haul at the
braces. The brig turns her nose into sudden
indentation, and bangs her quarter against a. big
lump of smashing" ice. "Steady there -
For half q minute not sound, until second
veil" Down down! hard down !" and then
we rub, and scrape, and jam, and thrust aside:
but somehow or other find ourselves in an open
canal, losing itself in the distance This is ga
lead"
As we move on, congratulating ourselyes-if
we think about the thing at all-that we are
"good " for few hundred yards more, sud
den exclamation, addressed to nobody, but suf-
fcently distinctive, comes from the yard-arm
fwell call it "pshaw!'') and looking ahead, we
see that our "lead ~ is getting narrower, its
sides edging towards each other-it is losing its
straightness. At the same moment comes a
complicated succession of orders: "Helm-a-
starboard! Port Easy! So! steadie- ee-ee.
Hard-a-port! Hard hard, hard!' (scrape,
scratch and thump.) "Eugh! !" an anomalous
grunt, and we are jammed fast between to great
ice-felds of unknown extent. The captain comes
down, and we all 60 quietly to supper.
fK1ne's Aytic Ecry,S6iki0n
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AMERICAN WOMEN. The following
charming passage is from Rural Hours,n
by Miss Cooper, daughter the late Fenni-
more Cooper. 1t so beautifully expresses
the sentiments of all women Of pure feelings
and correct principles, that it should be
widely circulated:
"We American women certainly owe a
debt Of gratitude 10 our co1n,rymen for
their kindness and consideration Of US gene
rally. GaIIantry may not always take a
graceful from IN this part of the world: and
mere fattery may be worth as little here as
elsewhere; but there is glow of generous
feeling toward women in the hearts of most
American men, which is highly honorable
to them as nation and as individuals. In
no country is the protection given 10 woman's
helplessness more full and free-in no
country is the assistance she receives from
the stronger arm so general-and nowhere
does her weakness meet with more forbear-
ance and consideration. Under such cir
cumstances it must be woman's own fault
ifshe be not thoroughly respected also. The
position accorded to her is favorable; it
remains for her 10 fill in a manner worthy
her own sex, gratefully, kindly, and simply;
with truth and modesty of heart and life;
unwavering fidelity of feeling and principle,
with patience, cheerfulness and sweetness
of temper-no unfit return to those who
smooth the daily path for her.: s.e
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AtdllAy anu geleEOuS udt1Onal character.
INTERESTING PREsENTAr1oN-The Boston
Post has the following fair hit at "presenta-
ton" ceremonies:
awe are pleased to record that our es-
teemed old friend Mrs Partingt has
been presented with new corn broom BY
her grocer, as a mark of esteem for the
prompt manner in which she paid her bills.
The presentation was made in the front part
Of the shop, amid crowd of orange baskets
and sugar barrels, and the ceremonial was
marked by peculiar interest, as was the
skirt of Mrs Partington's bombazine dress
with an extra puff of -four. The grocer.
handing the broom al arms length over the
counter, addressed her-his eyes filled with
tears: and his mouth filled with half an
orange-as follows: Take the broom,
mem, and with it the assurance of my dis
tinguished considerations Mrs. Partington
took the broom in her fingers, and, with
evident emotion, said-at the same time
looking at Ike, who was peering wistfuIly
into the orange basket thank you for the
broom, and shall never fail to forget the
doughnut.' She meant the donor, and Ike
said she did say so but the grocer, who was
gross man. thought differently. The
broom, on one side of the handle, bears, on
small square yellow piece of paper, the
inscription. Half doz corn brooms, made
and warranted by the Harvard Society, and
for sale by grocess generally on the other
nothing at all. The gift was beautiful
tribute of groceries TO worth, and the story
which afterwards got round,' that she had
paid two York shilIings for the broom, and
that the presentation was all sham, was an
outrageous libel, that had its origin in the
meanest envy" aa=-sz,'- s-f = 10
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"iNehEsiEH HALL. LOUIS
HALL e. hush, 80
4 VOCATS EFT CONSEILLERS,-
y THIBODA UY, LA.s
Exercent dams les Cours des Parosses de Lafourc6e
Assumption, ct Terrebonne. ati22-tf
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Fishing Tackle.

TIME attention Of DrAlsls and Axorx.s IL In.
i viled to the subscribers large assortment Of
American 4 foreign Fishing Apparatus,
,ui,cd 10 ALL PAsIs ofihe Umtsd Siatss-cou.
sis,ing in pan Of The following: slsif
Fish HooKs,u -
o'shaug h,essy OF Dublin Bend, Limerick, with
filed, aaiied, ornngrd ends; Spring 80 CsIkle;
Kirby River and Trout, and Kirby Sea; Mackere,,
Cod. Limerick Cod. Virginia, Black Fish; iogeth.
or With many fancy patterns Of Hooks, az aass.
GANGED HOOKS.
TROUT HOOKS tied On snelis o. Siitrsr.
Gat, SiH and Hair; Virginia aud Cod Hoos,, on
Ensn; PicLerel Hook. On Bass aud Silver Gimp,
PATENT SPRING HOOKS ,--sPEARs FOR
EELs AND OTHER FISH.
FISHING LINES
or every size and color, made Of Linen, Cotton,
Silk. Hair, CHM Twist, Psien, Bnlided Silk, &c.
LONDON PATENT FLY LINES, Slkwom
Gut Casting Lanes. 70 NJ 20 IN r AZ u
JOINTED FISHING RODS,
For Trout, Pickerel. Salmon, Bass, Perch, and all
other kinds OF fishing. Beautifully 6aished Ger.
man .Siltxr Mounted General Fslisg Rods, -
tlo. made with short joints TO carry In q trunk
Fine Fly Reds. FISHING POLES 10 enclose ia
Walking Cams; CALcurrA BAMBOO POLES,
whole or joinicd.
FISHING REELS,
English and American, made OF Bass or German
Silver Plain multiplying and clnk-all siz~s.
D.. IA RrIFICIAL BA1f.J y
Trout, Saipson and Bass Fhes OF every color and
pattern; Minnows, Frogs. Worms, Insects; B-ELs
PArsST Spinning Baits; Spoon Bats; Trails iod
Pickercl, bsss. Blue Fish, Dolphin Mackerl Jigs.
Fishing Baskets Bait Boxes Nets; Folding
Ne, Rings and Joimied Handles Tackle Hooks
Si.kworm Gut; Gimp; Floats; Sinkes; Swiv.
chs; Anglers Balances, and numerous other ari.
ces for The Anglers ,ise. III "
The above articles, both American and Foreign,
are most OF them made expressly for the sdver,is.
er and he is thus enabled IN runpy purchasers not
only with the Ve,y hsss qush y akst can 10 pvoeuve
but also with tho cheapest description Of goods In
this Ine On the most favorable terms AT Wholesale
or Retail.
MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
l2-sw lag washington Street, Boston.
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.Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

vUHE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency Of Saco and Biddeford for the sale
of the above named instruments, manufacturer
by B. +. Tohin & Co. Nashua N. II. They ar
combined with the valuable principle Of CAR.
HARTS PATENT, which for elegance Of man
ufacture and unrisalled beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument In use.
Prices according TO style and finish, from $40 &c
$50. Tho~e wishing Tor Instruments 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, Btldciord, and ex
anime an assortment, of4, q. and ociayes
=. 90 r. NJ. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. = " stf 3
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Mechanics Pair in Portland, Ne.
SEPTEMBER, 1854

AoSS'
TIME Maiae Charitable Mechanic A,seeistion
l. will hold u FAIR snd EXHIBITION for Pre-.
miums, in Portland, Maine, commencing on The
y, lo,A DAY OF sErTi srBER NEXT,
And invite contributions lrom every Industrial pro.
fcssioa Choice specimens OF ingenuity and skill
unique and valuable domestic productions, nat.
ural and anifcml-tht delicate and beautiful han
di.work of icrnales--labor saving machines, i'm.
Iicncnt, OF husbsadry, new models of machinery,
and indeed, articles IRON every department VI
manufacture, which Il would lie inpracticabo 10
par,icularizc in this advertisement. ~
MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS will be awarded 10
owners or manufacturers Of articles deemed wor.
thy Of that distinction.
STEAM POWER win be provided, to show any
model VI machinery in operiiioa to the bcs' Nd.
vantage. HcNy..r VA
Further information is communicated In the CIR.
cuar issued by the Association, which may be OBJ
tanned at this Office, or by addressing s,a
i2-eowif J. r. MlLLlKEN, Coz Sec.
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Deafness, Total or Partial,

nR ALSOPHERT begs to call the attention
~ Of those suffering under a partial or total
loss Of the sense Of hearing, 10 the following facts.
He treats diseases Of III. middle and internal ear
with meiicated douches, such as is practlsed In
the Infirmaries Of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels, Ham.
ht rgh and 81. Peiersburgh and lately by the most
distinguished London Aurists with the most wOn.
deriul success indeed II Is the only method that
has been universally successful.
The best proof Of the efficacy OF this treatment
will lie reference 10 nearly niue hundred Names,
residents Of the United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, tche haze been 70.
stored 10 acute hsaring, and no, single solitary
case, to our know ledge, did we lail To effect eli.
tier partial Or total RESIGNATION Of the hearing,
when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punctually adhered TO. Many who could not
hear the report Of pistol Of arms length, can
now hear watch beat ut the dislsnce Of four
feet In cases of mucus accumulation IN the
Eu,iaelian 1hbs and Tympanun', inflammation
of tie mnens s,smbrans, mrpons affect on, DIS
eases Of Ms membrane tympani. eaAol "the
drum, or tchsn ths di.sa,s ean BE- traosf 10 hs
eff cts Of Jspers or eoids hs ns or qHin'as or
msrctTial n,ediinss, gatherings IN the ears in
Childhood &C., this treatment stands pre.emineni
When the auditory canal Is dry and scaly, with
little or no secretion, when the deafness y accom-
panied with noises IN the ear, like falling water.
chipping Of insects, ringing VI bells, rusiliIg III
leaves, continual pulsaiions, discharge OF mat.
Ter or, when in stoopng,a sensation Is felt, Us II
n rush Of blood to the head took place, when the
he : ing Is less acuie in dull. cloudy weather, or
when cold has been taken, this method ol treat.
ing the disease Is infaAibie In deaf and dumb
cuscs, my experience warrants me In saying Tint
il the hearing was good al amy time, much Gun
be accomplished. In the deaf and dumb schools
al Leipsic, out Of class Of fourteen, aleeesd<i
is resforing four to acute hearing. Dr.. A. begs
explicitly TO state that in those cases he under
takes, he gnayo1tess mesessftd rssait, eossplsfs
rrstoraiioH Of tie s'nss, or no MARKED sssyrovs
msnt az iciH Do perfectly satisaetory, if bis rruv
dies faithfully applied and Directions adhered
TO. Applicants will please state their age, dura.
ton Of the disease, &c matter issues from the ex
ternal passage, if there are noises in the ear
state oil general health, and what they suppose &c
have been the cause Of the deafness. When the
hearing Is restored !, is expected that those M
easy circumstances viii contribute literally. "a
Medicines, apparatus, &C., sent 10 any part, nj
my own risk ard expense. ll.-- .f. -, IIg.
address, Dr.. ALSOPHERT, Broadway Of
fee. No. 422 ~, near Canal street, New York.
% Consnitahon fee, fs dollars.
feb. - lScl.vy rIgr-T gEr A - S--3U n
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Lumbermcn Of York County,
TAKE NOTICE!

TINE subscriber having purchased OF Messrs
i Geor.e IL Whipple, tue righ, to use aud vend
in York County, Giliian's Patent Machine for saw.
ing CIaphOards, Lails, Shingles, Blinds, Sash and
Door S,utls also. Fence Pockets, Bedstead Stats,
Looking Glass aud Picture Frame Backs, DC &c.
Also Wagon Spokes, giving the riglI, taper with
ont changing ends oi the oli Is now ready to dis.
pose of town rights in said County. This Machine
is capable of saving 1000 Of Single in iiny mln-
utes 900 Of Laih in thirty minutes. 900 feet
of Box boards IN 40 minutes OIe Of the Ma
chimes is in operation at my shop in Biddeiord,
where lumberinen are invited TO call aud witness
It's operations. nj, chimes can at al times be lur-
nshed at short notice. JAMES I. NICHOLS.
Biddeford. February 25,h, 1854 0-i
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0ySTERSI. OYSTERS |!

m L. roPrAN re.Pec;fally Informs bic friend:
u. and The public The. he !. eoas,,n.iy supp''ed
he msdet. He can supply hotels, and families
upou tho mot moderate terms. Ovdess most %.
Specilsily solioilrd and pssmpliy at,eaded 70.
Appyat MOI FseosYlslaad Block -,
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uAlR DYES. Bogles, Billiards., Bachelors,
IL sl.OO each. Venetian, Liquid, Jaynes', 80
cents each. For sale by
l3-tf ID. L. MITCHELL.
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GREAT .NonTHEaN T. WESTERN
RAILROAD ROUTE.
80 PRICES RED UCED! "a

I&Aa Passenger SaiioH.
s ssilSss ~ e.G q: az Yu E.
lAND, SARATOGA, SCHENECTADY, NIAGARA
FALLS, iBUFFAlO, and the West also, vie Rat.
land 4 Albsny. aud wssteru vermonI TrDy Bos-
ton n 4. To Troy aud Albany also, TO Burlington,
Montreal, Ogdensburs and the Canadas. sd
TIfR0U6H IN ONE DAY!
The Jas tram arrives at Saratoga Ut SIS, with
out change Of cars and one houf aud Thirty minutes
In advance of any other routs-Scbeneetady nj IN
Niagara Falls and Bufhio NJ 30 y, In time To-
meet with NIL roads and boats West Also 90 Troy at
t.3o, North 20 burlington, yontreal and Ogdensburs.
arr wing nj Montreal nj 8 y, og densbfrg nj ilPn,
and nt Kingston, Toronto aud Hamilton early next
morning.
The 70 train arrives at saraiorn nj 94S n, Sehs,
netiady nj l0+5, eonneetins with the night slpsesr,
arriving NJ NiugaTs Falls NJ 10 aud buffalo nj TO-.
u, connecting With The bats Tor Cleveland, Munroe
and beirut. There connecting with the Michisnu,
Southern and Centri i,a,I,oads 10 MI the principal
places Nest. Also North. (sisep at Ruiland) aud at
rive at MonireaI at l0I5, Ordsnshure at LIS next
day. Take the splendid steamers New York, or Bay
State, and arrive at Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton,
Lewiston, Niagam Falls and Buiao for m early
breakfast next unhnnE.
Passengers BY the y tmin sleep ni Bellows Falls
and leave nekt morning ut Z, aud arrive at Santoga
at spend the afternoon, and arrive nj Siagnn Falls
aud buffalo abave. Also 10 Troy at 40 n North
tn burlington and Montreal Mt , n, Oydsnsburg at
30 n, In season for the Nigh, Mall Boats for Cana.
du ~
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j. For the Hair. llpp
SPALDING's Rosemary and cus,or OIL,
~ Hungarian Balm, st
Hyperion Fluid,
Ir Lyoa's Kalhairon,
Hurd's Hair Restorative, sIn.
Fosters Mountain Compound,
at Berlin Hair Wash,
and large assortment Of Pomatums, Hair Dyes
&C., Zoe sale nj GILMAN'S
5-tfr ,a. 66Factorv Island, Ssco.
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valuable FarJn Cor Sale.

THE Farm 10 sseo, known as ,he Hopkins
J. Farm Il now Offered for sale. Said farm h :
situated on The Mile Road, 70 called, within mia
snd half Of the villages VI Ssco and Biddeford.'
u contains about lodySevrn acres, suitably divid-
Cd into sillage, pasture, ind wood lsAd IL euts
irDn thirty to thiny, five toas Of good Eagliss nay
Is well watcrrd end 6esccd, spdis updes . nynO'
state OF cuilivsilon. Upn IL are conysnlent
house, barn and suiisbls ostbsiIdiuys, 81 ie q
locd s,ale sf rspsr. h hiss siso- an orchsrd o =
"a fate opporiuni,y : here eatved 10 sayperoa I
whomsy visa 70 engage 10 l.rn.ay. " msses ss!e
iare''sa, q iaDss Appss'ssGFd INK Sv 80 ny
eaco. Msfsk 2ah. 1854 .t'H 'i,is irl2-ass
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SUDDOrtcrs.

SUPPoRTERS g. TRUSSES Of the latest and
- most approved styles, kept by DR. N. BRooKs.
Also, Bannins's Patent Lace, kept only by
n. BROOKS, MAIN ST., SAco.
Saco, Feb. 3, 1851. ...
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GINS STOCK.

TiE suhscriptIon Book for In the SAGE ans uso
dsfotd Gas Light Company 70 open % .ns
heturer's Bank IN saeo. Tkoss wshss, 10 ns ~
OF stock In the Company can dose ~ ss""s sr."
ubseribsr a the above .rTsSS sSNMoN. Tr.~..rs,.
saee, yuIy ed, iess. -, H -.
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Or. Pomroy's ophthalmic ointme,
OR EYE SALvE,

OR EYE SALvE,
49,, vv..l e.. p..I
IS tne semedy "h@h Safss Sos Ans "s A'~s "'es
u'e io,owhgi a.
F.W.N Groueh, rfoiesot OF MUSIC, roni.na, usoa w
Ponroys Eye saive fof severe aneeuon " me
strength and soundpess. L.
MI hinhley psan sse', nas nsed ths e ,
Eye save w his mmly, eno ssys Una. an S'e
preparations ior affections o. the Eye-suen - sues
weakness M the Eyes, &c, &C - ~
MI w H. nunyon, Market square, Portland, wa,
troubled WIN an anectlOn OF the eyes iof anu -
entirely cured by d. Pomruy's ophshalmie Ointment Of
Eye salye.
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Rates Of Fare for Through Tickets |.

Boat. leave Buna'o at $50 n for Cleveland, Nun.
roe and Detroit. ''.'.. '.... i' 'iilHf N
Through Tickets made good Cor the season can he
procured nj No. 4 RRoAp srREEr. (2nd door nom
stde street ar pfthe Northern and Western Through
Ticket OfRce Fhrhbirr sfnti, %, Canseway street.
ly30 NJ L. RAY, Through Ticket Agent.
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Store to Rent,

TIME store recently vacated by Needs " Lord
l. Is for rent. Apply To WIN. HILL
Biddeiord, Jan. IS, 1854.
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CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID KEEP
~ constantly on hand and for sale by - +
10 T GILMAN, No 3 Cuts Flock.
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To Country Dealers in HATS!

Do no, pay two profits buy your Hats Of the
Manufacturer. You can buy Of the subscribers ~
lew Is any city dealer c0n, aud save one pr1it.
GEO. w. BErrELEY & co,
81 Merchants Row, Boston.
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FOR SALE,
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Estate.


TINE following described Real Estate, compris.
l. ing House Lots, and other property, elisiby
situated IN the villages of Saco und Blddeiort,
willie sold by TIE proprietors, at prices aud ON
terms favorable 10 purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco. between the Rail.
road Dcpots Of Bidcclord aud Saco-a portion Of
them above the Railroad, and portion below, in
pleasant, and healthy location, and commanding
line view of both villages. They are advanta.
gcousy situated for The residence OF persons hav.
iug business in either Saco or Bddeiord, being
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
percll Square, and nve minutes walk Of the Ma
chine Shop aud Cotton Mills of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde-
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
feet vile, resting ON granite pier, un with side.
walks, has been built ucrvs> the SacO River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeiord, nd placing
tlIcm within three minutes walk oi sntb's Ger
ner. From this bridge street l. 2 'lded 10 the
Railroad Crossing ON Water street, v Iich will Uc
extended TO Buxton Road. Other Streets have
been laid uui, extending along the margin Vi the
Saco River, aud ~ Water street.
The newroad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, eXtenoing into the country from
SacO, will inicrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bidde
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned the proprc-
ton have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous to the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills ON said island. On one vi the lots Is u new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with tie lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one To five
acres, n may be wanted, II tract Of land adjoining
that which l. reserved Tor house lots. Said tract
consists of a. acres, aud is situated ON the, West
ern side of the Railroad, aud runs Ia the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
oi the Sacu Depot.
Warran,ee Deeds will he given Of all lots sold
by the proprieiors, A. III. Boyd, Saco; ID. +.
Sones, Biddeiord; JUsephus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, n. H.. William p. Newell
Manchester, n H. --.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi.
tions, inquire of ID. +. SOMES, Of Biddeiord
Agent for the Poprietors. 5-tf
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Take Notice.

CCHOOL BOOKS OF all kinds. constantly 90
y hand, by l2-HL! DaLsMiTCHELL.t
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"THrNK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
900 DOLLARS

will he given to any pcr.on who will prodoce ~
many well dnthsptieGtsd osrtifoof-s Of emrs, both
from inteliisent Pai,ens aud sdeniDs phys'cisn,,
a. have bee effected by the use Ut Fulvennschers
Electric Chains. They never lail to perform what
they a,c advertised to do, aud no person has ever
been dissatisfied wto hss given them u trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-22

81 t,persfioo end eAssss,1 premisn 81 et60.
Ju5res (cbosen By tie d0ncY1 Hon William C
Hives. Bishop John Johns, p. y, ~ Johnson Bar.
.s~'' Byanck XII
posrEsTIc MANurAcrUnEs.
49, For the best family -four, el0. 46f. FOR ii :
esf featured tobSceo TO- ~ For the best psr
he'd blsufsts. s. 463 Fof best ssFvanfe bsnkets <
461 For the hest piece of wooIens s. 465. For rs.
bert piece Of cotton cloth, 406. R0f the best "a
rrssfest variety 0f coarse. sfopG snd cheap shses
Forthe hest dozen baskets Of different kinds nsS.
il virsinis Of Virginia grown willow o. ossr 10 :
aee For tho best cotton cloth or webbins suisIl.
| for horse collars and harness, 10.
r<- In all cases, where the Premiums exceed fla
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