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FARMS FOR SALE.


1.-TWO FARMS, situated in Parsonsfeld, known
rs the Tuck Farms. One on winch
now reside, containing about one hundred and
tory acres of excellent land suitably divided INTO
,illage, pasturing and woodland. On said farm,
there are about three thousand Sapling FINES
large enough for building purposes, Two COCO
Orchards, u good House; two Barns, and revef
falling water Said Farm cuts IRON MY 10 Sky
tons Of hay annually is well fenced, mostly by
stone wall, except the Southern boundary, winch
5 by running stream.
The other lies adjoining, now occupied 10y James
NJ Tuck formerly owned by Jonathan Tuck
ESQ. p. NJ, of Biddeford. Contains about ninety
acres, cuts from twenty-five ~ thirty tons oil hay
On said farm is a two-siory House, 'hiny ny iory,
well finished inside and out, with on l. attached
twenty-five hy nineteen feet, In which are two
Iarp, boilers set. A good barn, situated ninety
feel from said l., is connected herewith by a
shed one story and half high, twenty-five feet
wide, divided into wood shed, harness and
carriage house, and other convenient apartments
also n GOOD Corn Chamber the whole length
There are two good orchards, In which about two
thousand scions have been set and commenced
bearing, also a young orchard containing one
hundred trees of choice FRUIT been set three years
There are two good wells Of water on said farm.
Also a pasture lot, situated about one half mile
from the above farms, containing about sixty
ncrcs on which is large orchard.
Said Farms are bounded on the West by one oil
The mos, Leauiilul sheets Of water in America,
three miles long by Two wide, and known as
Province Pond. They are under goou Stale Of
cultivation, aud will be sold Ut great bargains
Any one wishing 10 buy good farm ~ beau
npon LINES NJ. Tuck, Parsonsfeld, Jonathan
Tuck, Esd, p. NJ. Bnldefurd, or jeremiah III
Tuck, Salmon Falls, N. u
The above property will be sold al Public Auc'
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MORE BOUNTY LAMBS,

DY the Act % Congress passed Mach D. 1855 all OA.
ID GERS. snllicrs AMI Scsmen Who have svr,el FOUR
TEEN DAYS IN any ~ the Cnitci States slur,
l.IS arr entitled 10 le0 acres II lsna, " thy have
received a. Thss shs have rrccvi 40 ~ ~ acres
nov entitled 10 ,uyh o. mike tn 10. Thss
NO have rrc~vci To- not ea;t~l ), any
The hsneat % thls Acs sxtrnls D. he stl Ad mno'
hIl,c.n Of IN. .Sller but ether heirs Those wha
~. ,n enagsl In BNrrLE entitled 60 loo acre.
.t,hcat r,rari % the p-rioi 20 thslr service.
prr.ons having claims uni-r tn. 80 any other Act,
lin nave th-m promptly attended to ~ calling on,
vr,,inx ~. A. l. RICHARDSON Co. II RsnroSl
Exchlnsc Court square, Bssou, Who pay cash Or var
rants -. a,
n. n We have faithful an experienced Areu'', In
Ns.hnrton AMI vs make no charge In any Csc, uhsss
ne obtain the iani.
n.s.,n March -. ISIS. oms
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TESTIMONIALS. EproR Seeing an I'D.
i veri,sctneui that the deaf might be relieved
by applying to Dr. Boarlman, | was induced To-
leave hOmc aud test the DociOr's kill was 50
deaf that was unable 10 hear ordinary CONVEX.
sa,ion. To my establishment, in twenty minutes.
NV hearing Was PERFECTLY restored recommend
MI deaf persons W iry thu doctors new method Of
cure. FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
Of Stpughton.
Office removed 10 3Oi Washington street. en-.
trance al,o first dOOt Sud,lS Place Letters post.
PAID attended To. Remedies and spparaiu. seat
by express.
Bo.toa Maneh -, 1885. 10
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Valuable House for Sale!

THE Subscribe oilers Tor sale, orln exchange
J. for other popery,,he large and comfortable
dwelling houst 10 which be formerly lived sit.
uaiej on the comr. Of South and Ko-suth SIS.
The house Is in CON, e,e repair, convenient In,
IL, arrangements, aud ,.ry pleasantly located,
and has large aud excyi,ai gsrien alta 'hr'..
well siot ked with choice and ,hvvng ifuii trees,
strawberries, ra.pberries, gCo>eberies, Nc, &c.
This otter i-wUrh the attention of any man who
may wish TO secure 6rst class residence in this
noanshing village. ID. T.. SOMES.
BidJeTord Feb. 4, 1854. 5-u II
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED ua,lrr the late act OF Coagr'ss, FOE
" all who have served II day. Ia The niliisr,
or marine service Of the Uai,rl Silirs silc. li''
by EMERY S LoRiNG.
Ssco, March 8, 1855.
NIB All for whom we have Ob,ained ~ aerr
warrants, are entitled To I'D scrr> more, and W.
have the necessary ProoisAnd paPsn ~ our pos
ss.slsa II k&L
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no one suffering nom hacknled Cough, Pain In the
side restless nights nervous feelings, and the whole
train OF dyspeptie sensations, and given up by their
another moment without consulting the
hksCULAPlUs. Have the married, or those about TO
bs married, any impeachment, read this truly usefu
book rs II has been the means q saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from The very jaws of death.
D>TAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive one copy ofths work
by mail, OF Ave copies will be sent Tor one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINllE Subscribers will sell ut private sale the
Il farm formerly owned by Marx TILL. SAID
farm contains one hundred acres, Including over
- acres Ut excellent wood land, with sOmc TIM
Der II j. well fenced anl well watercd, has
good orchard aud good buildings. Any cue wish
ing ta buy farm, pleasantly situated on the n
w. side of Tailor Pond, IN Auburn, aud within
four miles Of Lewiston Falls, eau have ,.c same
for 1880. aud immediate possession Will BE- CIV
en-. For information, enquire Of Sullivan Ming
man, Bartlett, n. H., az Lnse TIL, B,hde,9rd'
Me. SULLIVAN klNGMAN,
1877 LUKE HILL.
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q. s. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
presa Forward Your Claims

,xn Navy OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, BOTH
"A mi 80 - volunteers, Sailors. Marines, fcals-
y a.isp.n.. wagon Masters, Transfers, indAns
AMI al .sc may s,,: .sS.d Sc x: no
any % ~. eaeh Of you, who have net heretofore
the ns ~ Wsrrant iOr Land, one Hundred and sixty
I.ss .S, AMI % all who have received Bounty Land,
sDSush more make One iaSarsa AMI SHY A,rsi
w. on N no WHO'S, the minor Child or Children,
- sntitle,i 10 the Bounty.
-rS ,,,parsd 20 promptly prosecute all claims
,T.s sad ,riH supply yHsticss Of Peace, County
y JOY Saamis,ioRsTs Of Dssds, NOtariss Paddle,
S.s,,, aad az others, TitA tAs accessory iasirge-
-. ana bIlak forms, free Of eOsi on oFPieaiisn,
Sy mail or otAsrui.e: -
nike snl remit check br process.
Mr.. conn & Co..
- William Street, Sew-York.
pxy.sssc.s-Bank % the mmoa~ealth, Nss-York.
Ohio Lie 4 Trust Company, New York.
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DOCTOR YoURsELFi
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

NNIIE hnIeth Edition, with One
y Hundred Engravings, show In
Diseases and Nalformaiions OF the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which 10 added n Treatise
on The Disease Of Females, being Of
the Highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
Iiags. by
y WILLIAM YOUNG, n. D.
Let no father DO Ashamed to prs-
sent U copy Of the RSCULAPlUS 10
his child. IL may save him from an
early gave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred obliga
ions Of married life without reading
tls POCKET KSCULAPIUs. Let
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, Ia that
HAYES ALLIED ONT VI NJ
AND HuMoR SYRUP.

I, The greatest medicine ever offered to the public for the
cure Of all llumnrs. -, A.,
,,ins Il 10 the public Mt ignnrnt Of Its opera
- W. kupw II 20 he the greatest dNsuidfOr ~ Pdin
o,J suffering u thrse aiAicisi With any Kind OF Az.
NOR anil really u the greatest blessings u mthhi
,.r M ~ the public as can show ny the suia'net
az J,riag ,rita,sses, such ~ Hon Albert WlREEN,
V,vor ~ this city, Da. VIM VI. kimball A. W.
st,S,rns, 4. T. s,nboru, 5 I. Thompson a. bunSer'
J. Y. C Hayes, J. W. Carleton. am most +" 0'ier''
ali IN the dOrtnr's own neighbJrhod.
mi. n,iIcins /. drsut from all others, uasmueh as
is,.-I,is a scientific preparation, compounded ae-
corIing tothr laws MItsria Msdiea
2L-H cures the disease, AMI that, 100 WITHOUT pro-
,Iuclug another worse than ths hrst.
3I-u aI,rays improves the AsattA-not 6r a day
b., IL ads hsting benefit, rs testimonials VIII sh
Try ts, bottles 20 each fairly, 1t will cnnyince the mps'
nrrslula. IIunlres have been curvi with less guam
ty anil their testimony IL universal that u Is tbs great
ST m-clue In the known worll' pwruu VI opsrs"o,,-
perflrtnlngit it, work spee'lily and with certainty we
s,h 4, he unlersOd that does not cure by mdge' o'
,h,t n cure. with ut any uni leasant sensations or enn-
yenisnce but what Is fes days IN emp.rson 70 SsNs
az suffering running the risk q It's terminating IN tha'
wurst u all firms, Cancer or uN e9up a. 49, =,
ease consumption. Physicians say that nine tehh o'
IN c,n.umptiyr cases originate In humors. Thousands
are dying annually by hum,rs alone 10 the anc'su,
ve wVul only say, IL has eurei thousals, anu w many
cas-. wberr they had been considered past all cure
man In New Hampshire Is using IL on Cancer, sho mas
hn given up by Ls friends AMI medical attendants as
past hrlp BY using bottle 81 the ontmsn'' Ia ana
hi. friends are now confident u will save his hs.
We SauLI cite scores % similar cases Nhers prov
lny ouay "a to,ent Believing the voice OF the aihe-
tel more powe full than own, we leithem SPEAK or US
n cur, the sat- Rheum serOfaa Erysipslas Whites
L.prosy, Iancerous Iiumors, Ring Worm, stali eau'
Burns ami scald.. Chilbalns, Piles, Ia prepnanon sh
nrs.l,.I Ba,bsrs. Itch Fever Sores aud cd M1cural
srs however long s,anling II removes all those 'sh-
s,Iou, Pmpes, Eruptiols, anil Moth or Mies ran The
lace leaving the skin perfectly son anu snoOn, dns
he enmua NlDu. Never, IN any
80 I'LL n lsay. he least mark scar. IL will draw
humors fm the Stomach, Lungs, Throat, and rom the
Heal and Eyes by an outward application. IL IMPROVES
hnmors' nv removing the difficulty and restoring the
sight. .nc.s
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SHAW & CLARK. Proprietors,
BIDoEFoRp, Me-. u. s. A.

Sold wholesale aud retail by the Pppce,ors,
,ud rctailrd ~ oil the principal Druggists aud
lpothrcarvs throughout the United States sud
tana.laS ISiStt
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Burning Fluid,
Deafness Cured. However Caused.

CANPuENE, ami PuoSGENI Gas. Fresh surr6
u~Ss ~ d. MTG HELL
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A MEXICAN CREAM SOAP for washing, and
n alsr,c variety ct EugIi>h, French, aud A.
msrican Soaps, foe washing aud ShNius, for sal,
BY T. GILMAN,
5l,f Factory Island
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ih It,, ., o,x,vKx, q, 90. rncs or srnrr 80 CT.
HAYES, PILE OINTMENT,

A esrtaia cure for Piles and all Erttrhdd IInd'0"s'
Directions on tAs Bottles. Free, sLOe'
'N'N INV Larrsnes, jane Il, 1854.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
uss.I the vegetable Allied 0iutment prepared oy H.
he ps.,nr nj risasure In adding testimony TO all
The Doctor. claims for his medicine Unlike other rem
ede. In the Market this preparation performs US once
speedily AMI with certainty. The ointment We nav VS.
ri with the most happy result after yaiuy seeking r.
lief by FREE use % SGsaparllas, salyes, etc., NC. vur
experience fully jushes Us In confidently recommending
u as s article and only one known 10 usas PERFORMING
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l. A Il Il 5 Il N L w 3.
FROM THE sACo
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
M. AZ FACTORY ISLAND.

A NJ. MCKINNEY makes better Nina.
IA lures than any other Artist 10 this vicinity,
and at prices 10 suit oil, from FIFTY CEsrs up.
wards. lie has better facilities for making them
than any other Artist in this County, (slhough
brother Artists make false statements 10 misiead
tho Public. All are invited to call, and be will
show them Patent Machine for polishing plates,
equal 10 any IA the Uni,ed States.
Remember the place, No 80 Factory Island, Saso
Where will be found large assortment Of
CASES, LoCKETs, PINS &C, &c, CON
STANTLY on HAND.
Saco, Jan. 10th, 1855. 2f
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Spinal Complaints, stln Joints, Cuts, bruises. Wounds
Frost Bites Cholera Morbus, Dysentcry, Tic Dooreaur,
and all other complaints where there are severe palms.
RAILWAYS READY RELiEy will instantly stop the palm,
and quickly cure the disease.
For the remarkable efficacy Of r. H. II. Discovery No.
2 and the complaints cured by Railways Renovating
liesovent, SIC In next weeks paper IL. H. " hemedies
are sold by Druggists everywhere.
II. II. HAY Druggist, Portland, general agentfor me
State Of Maine. AeESrs.-J Sawyer, ~ D., bidie,orul
T. Gilman j. c. Burnham, J. q. Rollins, saoo a. war.
rem Keunsbunk sliAs Derby N. l. wsbosr' Ainsd. :"
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8. I. Thomson,
n -
A. =. BUNKER,
A NJ srr.R<a

PREPARED by DR.. L. D. HAYS, and sid sholsaIe ana
rs.II e Cp,Rlys H. KExr ueneral Agent ca the Unit
ei states anil Cauadas, Nos. Appleson Block,
Lawrence ST., LAwrenoe, Mass, 70 whom all orders
should he addressed. AGESrs for Bidddeiofd Dr. ).
SAWYER and A. Sawyer. lyls
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GRASS SEED.

OnnO lbs. Clover Seed, 100 bushels Heri's Grass
kuUV Sod, fs sale BY JOHN GiLpArRic.
saoo, April ~, 1855. 10
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-NrRNoNT WuEAr.-ln the procession
formed during the great Fourth of July cole
bration at Troy, n. Y, there was drawn
along an immense block of Rutland Marble.
1t was labelled" Vermont Wheat We
fear no blight or mildcw, and can raise II
sure and houutiful crop deserving Thanks
si,ing When you ask Vermont for bread,
don't be offended if you get stonc.-HW.
UrdH.
---CAuGiIT ny \ CANA singular acct
dent occurred in Newton, Sussex Co., last
week. y lad named Moore went into his
fathers cellar. where he found fine large
clam opcn. He took up the bivalve, and III
anticilai---of savory meal thrust his
tongue into hh>nouth, whcreupon it closed
its doors, fastening upon the boys tongue so
tightly that the blood began to oozc from it,,
the pain being heightened by the unsupported
weight of the hanging clam. The case
seemed, for Il time, quite an alarming one,
but ncighbor soon freed the lad from his
painful situation, by cutting the muscle
which enables the animal to open and shut
its shell No further inconvenience resulted
but swollen tongue.
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state Temperance Convention,

We notice in the last Temperance Standard
II call for State Temperance Convention, to
be holden at Ludlow IN connection with
meeting of the Grand Division of the Sons Of
Temperance, on Thursday, the 10Th instant.
There arc tilty-two names appended to the call.
and among them we notice those of Thomas
L. Powers, and Guy c. Sampson, the present
editor of the Standdrd
The obstinate and factious opposition to
Judge Royce, which the Standard exhibited
last year ought to be remembered by some of
the gentlemen who sign this call. They
ought to remember how one after another of
the best and most prominent champions of
Liquor Prohibition was put in nomination
for Governor in opposition to Judge Royce,
all of whom peremptorily declined, because
they knew and had confidence in Judge
Royce. They ought to remember most es
recially how Judge Kittredge. nominated by
the Standard after the declination of Gen.
Walton, rebukcd the spirit of opposition to
Judge Royce. The present excellent Cover
nor has done nothing to forfeit the confidence
reposed in him last year by the best Tempe
rance men i'll the State. One of the signers
to this Ludlow Convention, writing to the
Standard, admits that there is no reason to
fear that Gov. Royce will exert any direct in
fuence against the present law. This call
bears ON its face the landmarks of the mis-
chief makers and We caution the true friends
of temperance against the designs Of wire
pulling managers, who are more concerned
for their own petty personal schemes than
for the cause they profess to advocate
Windsor JOURNAL
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Most Important to the Ladies'.

TAR GEISSNER'S celebrated Menstrual Pill.
Dhave been long and widely known a. invariably
certain in removing any stoppage, irregularity or
suppression Of the menses
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna, Paris, and
Berlin they have entirely superseded the of all
other remedies because where cure is attainable
by medicinal agencies, they certain of
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incred-
ibe if not vouched for by industable testimony,
in numerous instances. producing returns of tho
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned
In every case, from whatever canse the obstruc-
ton may arise, as also to prevent pregnancy where
the health will not admit of increase of family, they
arc always efficient for which reason they must
not be used during pregnancy, though always mild,
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
IN the directions, in which are stated the various
symptoms by which the causes of the suppression
may be determined.
Price, One Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by DR.. r. G. Geissner.
Principal Office, %, Liberty St., New York City.
Responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable. In the time, all
1874 Liberty Street, New-York City, to box
24jG n. Y. Post Office, and box will be sent by
return mail, they put up in sealed envelopes,
and can be sent with the strcte.t privacy to any
part Of the United States.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
As various not only ineffective but injurious com
pounds purporting to be " Female Pills" under all
kinds Of names as I" Iron Pills "Silver Pills
''Golden Pills" "Perodical Pills" a., are at
tempted to be palmed off upon the eredulous CT I'M
wary it is only necessary for ladies to be on their
qua I'd against tho attempted imposition and in all
where there authorized agent for the sale
of " DR.. Ges.ners Menstrual Pills, to order direct
from him by mail, by return Of which box will
be sent.
July Iith 1879. wswly
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TAKING THE CENSUS. Madam, will you
please to inform me Of the number of inhab-
tauts in this house ,
Sir
The population in this mansion
Well, there is eight in the room overhead.
How many
Eight
Are they all adults
No, they are all Smiths except two board
crs'
Smiths-black or white smiths, madam
ia have you know don't live in house
with niggers.
! didn't allude to cOlOr-ineant their call
ing
20, that's it. Well, if you had been here
last night, you'd have found out, for they
was calling the watch Ms loud as they could
scream
Madam, merely wish to know how many
people you have in this house, and what
they do for a living.
Yes, now understand Well, let me see,
there's the two Mullinecs-that' one.
That makes two, madam
We'll if you know best, count them your
self
1T is my business to inquire, madam.
We'll, you d better attend to it, then and
not bother me
Madam, am out with the census, and
| -
Well, you act out OF your senses, should
I think, to come into my house asking such
questions
1t is in accordance with an act OF the
Legislature, madam
Well you tell Mr.. Legislature, or what
ever his name Is, that he acts worry ioolisl
sending you round, askink Sich SMALLER silly
questions
| The man left
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We have no doubt that Stringfcllow intended
either to drive Gov. Reeder to pledge him
self to the side of the Shareholders in viola
ton of his official duty, or to bring on Il
scuiile which should end on the spot, or by a
mob afterwards, in putting Gov. Reeder
effectually out of the way Jefferson Davis
would then see to 1t that no " Abolitionist'
as he called Gov. Reeder, should be appointed
to succeed him.
If the administration in its loss of res
pect at the North wishes to try the posi-
blity of reaching a still lower depth of dis
favor and contempt, it has only to authentl-
cate the rumor, rife at Washington, that
Gov Reeder is to be removed, and this
Stringfellow appointed Governor of Kansas.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, July IT, 800.
At market, li2 Cattle, about COZ beeves and so
stores.
PRIcEs- Market Beef-Extra. 50 so first quail
ity, 80 second quality, s. a 80 ; third quality
s. a so ordinary ST 80.
Hides, Per cwt. St 6 %.
Lallow-s9 At % per cw,
Pelts-T5c 90.
Calf Skins-l2c per ID.
Veal Calves.-S6, I, :, 8, 5l3 in market of
excellent quality.
stores-Working oxen-sl,5, $50, l7j, 1877, 200,
230, 23j
Cows and Calyes-s25, rs, 80, 80, IS, 40, 81
Ycsrngs-S3, 10, IL.
Two years old-s2O, II 20, IS, ~, 90, 81, 80, "a,
a 40.
Three years old-SSG, IS, 40, ~, 46, As, Sc
Sheep and Lambs-2972 at Market extra, 81, s,
. 10 ; by lot, ?, II, "a, "a, "a, 3 a2a