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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-14
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE.

BKUUkF ILLE CULLEuE.
yUyHis institution II nov tsad, tofecelveany
numbered young gontlencpabd young Ia.
- dies, aud aford them the esi oiinciiltos
for obinnlnr a thorough education. The building
IL large and con enent. aud ths Hoard OF instrue-
tioa wilt increased a. the wants otthe instntlon
dennnud, Those Young men who quay even prefer
Fat older Institutions wllldo wellio &C.
anire thu preparation, studies here, whore thr
classen are not loo largo for convenience. Rnd
where thoy are nottaugbt ~ under graduates, A.
In ,uostold Institutions. Yoaag ladies, on grad.
uauing. will receive appropriate diplomas.
l,unrding can be had In 90 5d families, uoarthe
collage udince al two sollars per week. Young
men & IN board Themselves at ab"rtsiNty cents pr
week. The pricesoi tnitlOh range from ~, 80 to
sB.uO pc a uarter with ten per cent Discount for
ADVANCE pay mont. Fotfuuhsrpartic uiu p address
JNo. w. LOckk, rrcHt
Brokylllc nd. Feb. o 1854.
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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.


THE SACRED MEL0DFoN, containing nRfeal
variety Of approved Church Muhe, selected
chieny nom the old atandsrd authors. with many
iflRlh lcomposltlona Oh n new s,Aiem Of hontioh
designed for the use Of Churches, Singing Schools
and Academies, Ny ilaynfE
Two reasons Will chiefly account tot the great
success OF this volamei
First, The Character ~ ne Werk,--it presents
new and realty improved s,alem Of notation.
IN " much thai u hbslfuce aud dlneui In this de-
lighifu - lsnec Il go aimpllnsd thai months are
n AIDE equal 10 years w HE common way IT learn.
lhF the practice of musical art, tact sullgluniy
proven by the nttrninona ol of tenohora aud
pvftormera who have tested the SYSTEM aud given
The work W. great popularity and constantly in.
cfeaslnr sale,
second. The Qualify aud Style u TIE MHsie.-s
Many now pieces destined 10 please NJ long ne mu-
slr lasts, may bee found On Va pnFra and Rls0 many
of tho old and tried melodies, hnllawed from asso'
olaied recoleetlons ~ sanctuary delights, and ef
more welcome 10 The huau Of Tho worahiper than
nnny frequently substituted Tor them.
The Publishers may add thai The mechanical
execution of the work laaupchef altogether 10 tho
majority OF Eastern Music bookaand the price very
low.
II may DO had at tho principal booksellers or d
The Publishers
MOORE, wltSrACfl, KEYS6 CO.,
Wholesale nook SELLERS aud Stntianers,
ou27 HH West f-urth Street, Chart, o.
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PASTORS OF CHURCHES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
T II n NJ s T.

When not paid during the year, -.
When not paid within six months,
When paid In advance, -. $500.
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HAVING been requested TO examine Pot,
~ Robnson's Series Of Mathematics, aud TO
'epor my oplnlon thereof | have With pleasure
made myself a. wall ncqt ulhtod With the specific
acrits Of the books, "a ] we'll could without the
ietuHl uslng ufthem Ia the freltailnn room. prof,
Robinson must be. should judge from hie books
keon, nprlghuy and thorough Mashe mallcnn,--
10 would aocm 10 have, either ~ the eifl OF ma
iie, or the result OF study AID practice, quick
ntultve perception OF mathematical principles,
ind TO be remarkably adopt iuarllfcup for abbre
Waiting the methods OF solving problems.
The AlFphrnia clear aud auWvicnily hinune u
explanations, aud furnishes an abundant stock o.
problems with explicit hnd Ingenious modes OF
iolyihg them. fhlt work II sunislent, extensive
or the ORDINARY purposes Of ne sarse % College
Instruction
The Geometry embodleu great Mount ofuoo.
metric knowledge w u compass innllcf Than
isunl. Tho diagrams are we'll conceived aud re-
nafknbly we'll executed
Tho Treatise on Hurvuyinean Navigation isfull,
aud gives many iniefeallng ln, shieh may be-
hcw 10 uoalof our studonts. Tho diagrams are
q in the Geometry, unusnail, Well donc.
The natural Philosophy "a dg dly lnloresiinR
lot onis fortts matter. but Cor the Aannorin Whtl
principles ara explained and faci- stated. ~,
only The student but The general reader may llnd
amusement and profit from the book,
". g, LAHAHtE,
superintendent ofthe Public Schools of Indiana,
Greuneastle, Ind, te5a.
9l-f4.
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Gbs spsIIma Rstorm.
PHONETIC ALPHABET.

zach letter has tho sound Of tho ifairlssf letter
OF letters len tho illustrative words.
Letters sounds. Name. Letters. sounds. Name.
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Peel the fruit and cut them into
thin slices, boil in salt aud water,
until quite tender; drain of the
water, and add sweet milk, crumb
in toasted bread, and whilst SIM
mering gently, add butter, pep
per, &C., and break in three or
four fresh eggs; take up before the
eggs cook hard, and you will have
a dish almost equal to stewed oys-
tiers. To fry egg plants, they
should be peeled, cut into thin
slices. parboiled, then dipped in
batter which has been highly seas
oned and fred in butter or lard;
either way they are delicious.
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@sSSm &SHA m00sm8s
This Is one OF the numerous
rural Injuries which the farmer
has always the power to obtain at
small expense. The following is
the receipt for making it,
Take Of green corn, full in the
milk twelve ears, and CRATE it,
To this add one quart Of sweet
milk, one-iourth Of pound Of
fresh butter, four eggs, well beaten,
pepper and salt as much rs may
be- deemed necessary; stir the in
gradients we'll together, and bake
in a buttered dish. Some add to
the other ingredients a quarter OF
a pound Of fine sugar, and eat
with sauce. 1t is an excellent
dish, cold or warm, with meat or
sauce: but epicures Of the most
"exqulSlto taste declare Tor IT,
we believe, and with the first SER
vice.
To Clarity sugar and Preserves.
Put a half pint Of water to ev-
cry pound Of sugar. Stir il well
together; put in the beaten white
Of an egg. Five whites will do
for a dozen pounds Of sugar
Stir all together thoroughly, and
let it boil. When it rises towards
the top Of the kettle put in a
spoonful or two Of water, and let
il boil up again. Repeat this
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Continued a ON last nssk.
n. u. n. DlsCovERY-No. q.
RAILWAYS RENovATING REso LvENT

RAILWAYS RENovATING REso LyENT
Possesses -he most quick and potent power over NIL
Chronic, scrofulous, syphltc, and skin Diseases
IN six hours after the first dose Is taken, the patient
will feel Its health renovaling efficacy. FoR AL
IIuMoRs.-The most foul aud corrupt humors VIII,
in few days, yield TO the cleansing, PURIFYING aud
renovating influence OF the II. u. Reso'vent. The
mos. loahsGs sS.ss o, M"'e ,S. hsnn su1sd
IN a few days by Railways Renovaiing Resolvent.-
II Is pleasant 10 take and the patient feels no disagree
able sensation OF sickness ut the stomach. CHRoNIc
DnEA,Es that have been lingering N the system, cor
piins the blood soening the bones prostrntins The
muscles, for ten, twenty, or forty ysaTs, have been
radically cured by Railways Renovaiing teso'ven'.-
GnEIr Luso MEDICINE ron ALL LuN0 CohrL.isns'
Persons affected with weak CT liberated Lungs Tu'
hercules, Bronchitis, Hacking, Dry Cough, Dliheut
breathing, or Splitting BLOOD, Railways Renoyating
ResoIvent viii, In short time, remove all obsiruc-
iions from tho Lungs and Throat, ana inpan strength
and soundness to weak and diseased Lungs. There
no medicine IN present use that has made so many
rapid cures Of Lung Complaints, m Railways Keno.
waiting Res0ivent. Ono day will alter the diseased
condition OF the Lungs, and check the ryngss OF de-
cay. The public may rely upon an sfisetnal cure OF
the following Diseases by using the Renovatng He
solvent ;-Chron!c rheumatism, serofuia, Giandn.
lar swelling., Hacking Dry Cough, DANGEROUS Alice.
tions, syphiic Complaints, bleeding u the Lungs,
Tic Doloroux White swellngs, Tumors, Ulcers, skin
Oiseases, Female Complaints. Dyspepsia, Wafer
rasb, Gout, ricketts,, Salt Rheum, Bronchli Ills, Con.
sumption, Liver complaint. Feeble men and women,
whose nun. ial beds for years have been coueles OF
disappointment, and regret will find Railways Renoya'
ting Tesolvent true renoyaor aud invirorator OF the
diseased and disabled parts. All unsoundness 10 re-
moved N few days, and every organ IN the system
restored TO health, strength, and vigor, Nervous peo
pie should take Radwnyls Resovating Res6ivent. II
win make the most nervous, weak, gloomy, nnd DO
eeied victims Of nervousness feel healthy, vigorous
and happy Pric OF II. n. Resolysnt, 81 per bottle.
For the remarkable efficacy OF Railways Reguia
tors. the most perfect pleasant and sectna remedy
in the form Of pills, In use, see next weeks p'PeL-
One of the u. Regulators 10 n dose. Fold by Drug
gists everywhere.
H. H. HAY, Druggist, Portland, general agent Tor The
State Of Maine. AGESrs-J. Sawyer, ii. d., Biddeford
T. Gilman, j. G. Durham, j. q. Rollins, saco A. War.
rem Kennebunk silas Derby, n. L. Weber, Alfred ~
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BOTANIC MEDICAL 0FFICl
To THE AFFLICTED.

mr. W. y. PADDLIFoRD, Onice At No. IL Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may be consulted on all Diseases
incident 10 the human frame. Dr. r. gives particular a..
,enton TO all Diseases u the Urinary Organs. Ills
great In those long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered incurable suncent
10 commend him 10 the public, worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, pcrs ms afflicted with pI,eas
es Of the above nature, matter how difficult OF long
standing the case may he, would do well 10 call on Dr.
PaddIefori, at his ONCE and II eeeuaiy relieved
no remuneration viii be required for his services
Read, Reflect, aud be Wise In Time.
ns Acknowledged by all Physicians Of rcpus, In oil
countries. that no medicine IL sufficient " cure all
complaints and also that, With the exception Of Neural
ola no one medicine will cure any disease, but that
every complaint requires change OF Medicine as pro
crosses towards cure, consequently al medicines sold
by Druggists rs curng all complaints, should be svc'-
ei II YOU wish 10 avoid being humbugged.
To Fcu,aIcs.-An diseases peculiar TO females,
fsuch as suppressi0ns Irregularities, Sc) speedily re-
moved The efficacy 81 his rtneiies for the cure of The
above affections, have been well tested Ia IN extensive
practice Tor the last II years.
To Young Mcn.-iou who are troubled With
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bad habit In
youth, the effects of which are nocturnal emissions,
pa andNilrzlness In the head, fog.iallnes somsinss
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &c, terminating IN
consumption insanity u neglected, are speedily AMI
permanently cured by Dr. Paddleford.
u-r Beware Of all kinds Of Elixlrs and eord!als, -
Dr. paddcforl give, particular attention to all diseases
Of private nature, la both sexes, AMI warrants 80
feet cure. -,,
Dr. PaJdefori IL not only making improvements BY his
daily Increasing practice but also informing himself OF
the treatment Of the most difficult cases both In ths
country ami Europe lie Il determined, let the expense
be what may that his patients shal have the beet mel
ical treatment In the world.
Recocct, ali you who are afflicted, apply at onss ~
my Office, aud but few days viii he required to Arsss
cure.
Rooms adapted for the privacy d patients The po~
advised free Of charge. Physicians or patients wishing
his opinion or advice by letter. and lnelosng the Usual
fee, 81, will be answered by return mall. Sly
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDR ED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Estate.

TIME following described Real Estate, compris.
i ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco and Biddeford,
will be sold by the proprciors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 n number, are
principally situated In Saco, betwcea the Rail.
road Dcpo,s of Biiceford and Saco-a portion OF
them above the railroad, and portion below, in
q pleasant and healthy location, and commandin.;
a line view of both villages. They are advania.
geously situated for the residence Of persons hav.
ing business in either Saco or Biddeiord, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, aud live minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep.
perell aud Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
feet wide, resting on granite piers, an with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddelord, eid placing
them within three minutes walk OF nitbs Cor.
ner. From, this bridge street is faded to the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which vii. be
extended To Buxion Road. Other etrcets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of tho
Saco River, and to Water street
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commits sioncrs, extending into the country from
Saco, will inienect with Market street. which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bdde
ford.
Besides IN. lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors 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 OF the lots is a new
Cottage house with = stable, which will he sold
with the lot.
They will sell also in lots of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, a tract of land adjoining
that 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.
Wauan,ce Deeds will be given Of oil lots sold
by the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. T..
Somes, Biddcford; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. Ii. William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi.
tioas, inquire Of ID. T.. SOMES, Of Biddeiord,
Agen, for the Proprieiors. 5-tf
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STRANGE! BUT TRUE!J

In his line Of business OF Ross's you III find,
OF every description assortment and kind,
That fancy can picture or art can suggest,
Ard wronsh, by tho woremen acknowledged the
best.
From the .nices, Of Tumrounds that always vii
ii, her,
Down 20 the cheapest OF Ladies' made slipper,
Or wclts, il YOU choose, that tasteiully greet,
For winter companion, the Ladies' small feet.
Ii these will mol answer TO keep the feet dry,
We have some nice rubbers that none can outvic.
All these are now offered at the lowest cash price,
jus, give us call aud we II trade in u lrce.
To the gents who would revcl in beauty awhile,
Look in at our boots go, up IN fist style;
Kip skin and Calf skin we keep both ON hand,
To supply al moment our increased demand.
Our stock of all sizes = Of every hue,
Ladies aud Gentlemen we offer TO you;
OF our stock and It's texture we II now say no
more,
But convince you at once, should gou call at our
store
B. K. ROSS & CO.,
ar Liberty Street, Biddcford.
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DIR. J. a.. scHiNeKs
P ULMONIC SYRUP.
ron rur CURE OF CONSUMPTION.

,r,rp pyopr,etor Of this medicine was himself many
i ..ars avn reduced 90 low TO be given up py DIS
nhx.icans and friends, In the last stage Of consumpn
when ali hopes OF ever getting wei had nea, ne
strongly recommended To Try syrup made rom an oa
Indian receipt, which succeedei IN enec,u , III.
ansmsn rse 10 the facts In this case, AMI soon the
pnmonIe syrup obtained reputation never equalizer n
~, go ION az the Country. Creating, as TINS case di
ssn.ation second 10 that only OF mrace pr ehepeh
as raitcJ upon by many similarly afcted, TO whom ne
aninstercd the syrup with the same beneneia r.sus
In fact such was the notorety on u's .s -, A.,
lnent practicing physicians bad u.i saS,n .ness,
he curative powers and frequently exendca 'ne nanu
fiend,hIp AMI encouragement to Dr. schenck. ann u'
h in their daily practice. ,,,.. ,,,, m. Phi.
No other medicine operates In the manner that inc
nonary synp does. II produces healthy acuon upon
tbe morbid parts, by purifying them from disease y
promotes the exleetorations, MiAys uns ceush, III.
matter m the lungs, AMI when Is dischargo, 49,
the opening that the breaking d the tuoercnes W ~
nriuces anil the lungs became sound and resume uIc
aoa,.s,sa ~ their natural functions also soothes
a.. riia,eJ n,ron Of the lungs and other organe, a
-, ,hr.e parts 10 health. superior property
h ,s I,cIne possesses over all others II, that con-
tain. M onlum caomei, any other deeterous drug
In isiI DIR. scbenlek removed from Pennington, new
Jersey TO Philadelphia, AMI commenced lhe prac.es "
nj. n,s .sion where he acquired reputation ex-
I'll Inv none IN curing disease that had heretofore
-, .cmed ncurabie, and he has since then daiy pre-
% .he world ncentesable evidence Of his success.
semu me-, y, ~, narents died with consumption, which APP
haxs Tee, an hereditary disease with Ills fathers
III. Ami. brothers and sisters, excerpt one, died
sary Of mi. disease nos Of them but the one brother
reaching the age OF twenty ,,uuv hs ,,,ur,Iiv sIt
THUS len nearly the last OF his Hmy nc na 49,,
some Alarm as one after announcer w" S'e " Vs.
A. A. last rnNaF
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Our I'lIrnishing Goods

consist OF White and Fancy Shirts. Bosoms, Col.
lar,, H'dk'is, Gauga Frocks, Buckskin Gloves,
Miiens, Suspenders, Blue and Red Flannel Shirts,
Scaris, Comlorers, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, and
wearing apparel, can be lound at this store.
All the above Lamed goods will be sold n less
than Auction prices, and We sincerely hope that
the public will avail themselves OF this opporuni.
~, and buy their goods at this Store, rather than
pay 20 per cent profit elsewhere. Recollect the
place. corner Of Maine mud Water sts., SAGE.
IRA DRESSER & co.
S.cn naccnnIrr 4 lS1l lS-tf
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House and Lot for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his House and
L Lot, situated on the corner Of Foss and Birch
streets, on Biddcford Heights. The House was
built five years ago, Of the best materials and was
finished under the personal inspection Of the sub.
scrber |, is one and half story house, with
ell aud barn attached. II has six rooms, independ..
en-, of closets and pantry on the lower toor,. and
two well finished chambers on the second floor,
every room in the house is papeled aud finished
in the most thorough manner. There is an excel
lent celler, under the whole house, with soit water
therein, and well Of hard water near by
The lot contains near 5000 square feet, portion
of Il being garden in which there are number
Of rare fruit trees Just coming into bearing.
For healthiness and convenience of location il
is not exceeded by any residence in town.
10. CowAN, Union and Journal Office.
LYMAN w. YORK
Biddeford, Nov. II, 1854
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RIhDY-,MADB CNTH[IG

which b the largest and best manufactured STOCK
that can be found Ia either Sacoor Biddeford, con.
sists Of nlnck, Brown, and Dfne, Sack ana
Ffsck Oyerceats, prices ran ing iron, 81 10 SI2,
former price, 50 TO slf. Fancy Oyercoais, both
in Frocks and Sacks, from 1915 to SO, former
price, IS TO IS. Fine Broadcloih Dress Goats,
from $50 10 $40. Business Frocks and Sack,
from 81 .s7i to $3.50. Black Pants from 81. 90 10
sI.7O. Fancy Pants, from si2J TO 1915, former
nrices 50 10 81 90 Hf
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HATS AND CAPS.

Wc'have large nssortmen, Of Black Silk Hats,
Fall style. we will sell for 50, former price sl00.
Our Black NJ. s. Hats, from 81 80 to 50 80, former
p,icc. 50 and 50. Cloth caps from 81 10 S7i for.
iner price, SOC, TO Clip. Plush Caps, al prices,
also kossu,h hats ut lower prices than they can
be obtained at any other store In this vicinity.
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" E'S II g

We have first rate assortment Of winiss
Vests, from soc. TO 20, former price, sl25 and
$3.50
We would say to every man and boy that wants
to buy an ovcrcoai, or any Kind u n garment, and
wants 70 save s2 or 50 in buying, II they will just
examine our stock and prices before making iheu
purchases, they win be convinced that they can
save 20 per cent. by buying their clothing or any
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES Secured.

THE present critical state of European affairs
L will render these publications unusually IN,
teresting during the forthcoming year: They Will
occupy middle ground between the hastily writ
ten news.ilems, crude specuations, and lying
rrInors of the daily Journal, and the ponderous
Tome Of the future historian, written aller The
living interest and excitement OF The great poliii-
cal events of the time shall have passed away.
II is 10 these Periodicals that people must look for
TIE only really ineligible and reliable history OF
current events, and as such, in addition to their
well established literary, scientific, ana geolosi.
cal character, we urge them upon the cons'dcra-
tons Of the reading public.
QS. Arrangements are now permanently made
for the receipt of EARLY SHEETS from the
British Publishers, by which we are enabled TO
place ALL OUR REPRINTS in the hands OF sub'cri.
bers, about as soon rs they can be furnished with
the foreign copies. Although this involves very
large outlay on cur part, we shall continue 10 fur
nish the Periodicalsat the same low rates rs
heretofore, viz:
Per ann.
For any one of the four Reviews, 81 90
For any two of the four Reviews. ......".5 90
For any three Of the four Reviews, ........7 90
For all four of the Reviews, .''.'........".S 90
For Blackwood's Magazinei... ............3 90
For Blaclwood and three Reviews. .."....0 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews ..... 10 90
Pay, tent, to !. male ia all cases ia adran6e.
Money current in the State nhere issued e.
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Take Notice.

TIVE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il friendsand the public generally, that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser &
Gamman, where he has on hand new and well
selected stock ofReady Made Clothing, Caps, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, which he will sell cheap
for cash. DANIEL STIMSON.
No 2, Hobson's Block, Liberty ST.
Biddeford, Feb. 3, 1854.
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E5 Fys|| S||KE AEE..,,
NuAvHNEAS
No. 9 Central Block,
BIDDEFORD, ME

Call at McKenney's if you want good, well
executed and nicely finished, Likeness Minia-
lures taken IN any style, from The largest 10 iho
magic background, &c, Also, Stereoscopic PIC
lures taken perfect, which render them lie-llIs
and really beautiful.
p. q. To correct errors and avoid mistakes
made by strangers, Il. II. McKcuncy would say
tina, il was he that drew the Premium on DAGGER
rcotypcs both in 1853 and 1854. All are invi'edt"
call and exanins specimens and Judge for ,hen-
selves. 81"
Biddeford, Nov. %, 1854.