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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-14

= THE WAEIYo powKR or TIE EYcLsH
QUEEN. The New York Tltb,me III ill
article upon the increasing power 81 the
Democracy in England, 4. h'es tie follow
ing remarks upon the waning influence ol
Victoria in aHars Of Slate. Il says Of
her
Forced g sign a treaty viii Bona.
parte, while SIR signed D declaration IF
war against Nlchoas il March, rulcly
cal'ed up 70 the metropolis by the Times
IN October obliged TO send for lbe dis
tasteful Pa.merston-,h though irrigated by
Peelites-in February ; but !. days later
10 accept hlm unmitigaied BY these court
~ influences ard lastly necessitated To
welcome the French parreHa IN April in
the apartments whert -lcven years AFRO
she received Nicholas--.t is evident that
Victoria, if She Inherit lie obslnacy, doe
not inherit the power Of her grand father.
The unfeeling Premier now speaks 10 the
Commons 30 longer ii the couttly Ian
guage OF prerogatlse 81 Tie Crown,
bat OF =" the executive government III
this expression, 50 elegantly abstract and
lmpersonal, and Why should MT Victoria
feel i now Thus lhe democratic nfu-
ence i pouring into the House Of Com.
mons by means Of is primary organ the
press. The House Of Commons, pushed
from below. is precipitatng itself upoi
the Ministry, and the Ministry under =
like necessity, tarns round upor The
Crown, aud reduces il to lie part OF q
mere fgment Of state.
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For Rent.

THE second story Of ihe brick store. No os
l. Main Street Far particulars amply TO
w {. FINkIIOTSEE. "a ihe premises
Keokak, Way 4, 1885.
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Judge LerimS Renewed.
~ Governor Gardner has declined to re
move Jadge Loriag rom bis ofiiee Of Pro
6Sss adge upon ihe petition Of the Leg
Sisi*ture OF Massachusetts
Il Ia this NC think the Governor has acted
e.4~isely and well
Jadge Lorng holds the office OF Pro-
! bate Judge under the laws OF Massachu-
n sets, and was appointed Fugitive Slave
Commissioner by the authority u the Uni
ted States. On account Of his Jealous
discharge Of the duies desoivng upon
him under he latter appointment be in
Cured the eenstre u the people Of Mas
sschusetts, and on account OF Ills conduct
/. in that position the Legislature demanded
shis removal from the Office Of Judge Of
the Probate Court of that safe.
We think it was hot proper ground
Tor removal from otiice, though ii may he
q very suflicien, reason against his reap
IPointmeDt or election to a similar positions
bv the dotefnor or The people OF Massa
chusets hereafter.
als burlington sra@f9s copies scan
dsious attack upon that excellent and in
fucntial journal the Western c6ri,t;on
.tdpacen Win th;s bo.r,,, .,,3oraa,n..
Ew We copy the follwinn article from
it 10 the attention Of Dcrnocr..s -
dlsrsm is none the less tolcrable in oro
fsssedty religious editor than III one who
nav " ~ Professions
This r.n.r a. Ill - 80 : ! +
be The organ II ITO Me,bod;', r,;."a,.aI
Church IN the West 1t is evident, how
ever ual the .7dvoedte Is more Of o
nane, H. i. t ;n@. 'e''slous news
told tbat i i No .haneia.s >l ~. oe
the rowdies. gamblers and sronndr.l.
who destroyed the ballot boxes at tie city
t'ec',oh ~ cincinnati. Onde sshesc cir
snh.as,,'a. IVY eNe'y benocfauc
family. whose minis ba d.. -, - 40
become contaminated with the abonina,ion
oil Know Nshlnsisrn, TO at once dicontn-
~ y - seems % US ilhs - The duty Of
ea,. al a. 49, ~. nv - .aA'hs 'i'e .7a0o-
throughout the West xlI csn a -. p 49,
ton Of their readers 10 the subject and
urge lli-s eetifsc upon Democratic .etho-
oisis'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-14
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

1EO. CRiTTENDEN has taken the store late-
VI ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins & Billings
corner OF 81 b aud Main Streets. aud has opened
a large aud we'll assorted stock Of Boot and
Shoes intended specially Tor the retail trade.
lie asks the inspection Of the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert.
III The trade and The iavotahs terms on
which they we've purchased, combined with d
determination to buiti up 4 permanent trade
Will enable him TO seli lower than any house N
this City. Quick sales and small profits il his
motto
Keoknk, May q 1855 dd
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EUNlisER
New Grocery Store.

a. ] Il A l. STO N & BR O.
IIANE Just opened a new Family Grocery and
IL Provision store ln tie room Formerly occn-
pied by y O. Smith an Auction Room Oh
johnson street, whers they intend 10 keep
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
70 The demand, Of lhe retail frate OF the city
They lnvlte the inspection Of the citizens gene
rally, and have 10 dorbt that they can Offer in-
ducements lor frequent rails aud continued Gus
tom 4 j. RALSTON & BRO.
rs. John ton Street.
Kcoknk, May 10, 1893 d
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FANCY CANDIES.

IUsTreceived the largest aud best assortment
u of Fancy Candies ever before. offered in keo-
kuk, also a large assortment of Fruits, Nuts, &C
al CREIGHTON & DINNERS
Apru IN 1913 DIFF Iohnson Sfree
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Inr FKEEpn EXHIBITION. - The Paris
ians are busy preparing for the opening Oh
their great exhibition The humber Oh
exhibitors is calculated at, France 900,
English $500; the Ioll icren 200; Aus
ira 800, Belgium TOO. Switzerland
5oo, spain iooi aud Italy 800
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-14

"a ShlHCf IsailIOhNSl
| \ nuw couple Cd, ard Trains run the entte
/ distance from CHICAGO 10 HURLIAG-
con, Iowa, without change d cars.
Tits Rosie passes through The loeeliest coun-
tfy n Illinois, ackuouls ped The Garden III the
Wesf the counties ~ Cook On Page, Kendall,
Ne kalh. Il sale, Bureau, Henry. Knox. War
rem, ard Henderson, and the ilourishing villages
Of MENDOZA, Princeton, Galrsbnrg, Monmouth.
&c, sc.
The onig direct Route be.reen Chicago,
ana Burlington, heoLuk, Oquowko,
Hopetio. NJ Fleasaut, Faufeid,
ofumua, Oskaioo.a, Ed4yrlie,
Fort Des .Roiues, and Coun,
al Bluffs. f0ca
The traveller, Nv taking steamboat at Barng-
ton for Hannibal. Mo, aid thence by stage IL
towns vest ct il. such az Glasgow, Brunswick.
Lexington, Fort LeaYensor}h Weston, Iudepeu-
dence 81. Joseph, and the like, some three or
Tour days nme, and SIX dollars in expense, viii
os saved.
Trans connect at Burlington with the Pack
els Of the celebrated ktokuk and ST. Louis
Packet Company reaching keokuk u a few
hours, snd 81. LOUIS lie mex day. Trans leave
Burlington daily. connecting with all the Eastern
traits at Chicago.
The a''eution Of the Western public IS most
fespeciipiR requested - tlte claims this Il ute
presents ;Aoseushfare from the Mississippi
EAST.
Tire Timetable FOR lie season, announcing
Al the Trans, val ~ soah published
G. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent
April 81, 1898. dAwly
Morning Glory copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-14

TIE, cuiskss RrntL CnEr-A letter
from Shanghai says that the chief Of the
rebels treats all visitors in princely
style, and particularly the Americans =.
He speaks English quite we'll Some of
the officers of the United States ship
John Hancock visited him on their first
arrival.
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SALT LAKx ~ MisslsorA-The St
Anthony Eaprsss says that on tie line Of
the PAcifc Railroad survey. 80 miles
west OF ST. Cloud, salt lake was Dis
covered. from which salt Of as good quail
ty a. Is TO be obtained in the United
] States may be.ga'heied by baskctsfull.
=! tAbundast coal beds Of excellent quail
5AcSere 1lsofound in the same vicinity.
IA - k@zse4s7sunn asa4-.4.ss
Aaf.--nr- Wise having called the
snericaH party lousy" ii certain
eech before the sovereigns OF Virginia,
louisville Journal says
~ rather think thar Dir. Wise must
nsde bis very tasteful remark sfer
81. head tor anfdtN
= = aS~x ~. N 49, z-<lA&. Il.
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Tho Fast Mill.

I'IIG Fust SAW Mil one and half miles above
town Is now il operation with good STOCK
Of boys Persons wanting
LUMBER
will be furnished on short notice By leaving Their
orders al tile Office Of
Z. X. & u w. FORD, OF with
Wh BROWNELL.
keokuk Nav H. 1893 dtI
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CREIGHTON 4 DINER.

A RE now prepared to furnish Ice Cream to
n Parties, Fairs, suppers, Picnic Parties, and
also to Families III any quantity. A liberal de-
ductiou made 10 Fairs or any beneficial party.
Johnson Street, next &c Post Office
April 30, 1885 dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-14

4 CApAcGous CARPET BAt Meanness
occasionally meets with a shock that is a
lesson To all concerned especially 10 the
victim. On tile Cleveland cars. day or
two since, coming % ButIalo, was 81
wart .Gan, going 70 New York to bu,
goods. He WAS not what might be called
strlgy OF close man, but he was one who,
when there rs accent due him that swind-
ling might deprive Kim Of. woLld sacrifice
a 800 biilto save the copper. Our friend
had started from Cleveland without any
breakfast, and when Erie "hovc" in sight,
lie gathered himself up for general
skirn1ish Tor any and all kinds Of proyis-
ions. lie had carpet lag with hun, and
going into tile dining room al Erie, depos
tied his carpet bag OH one chair, while he
took another by Its side. He Was lost far
about ten minutes perfectly oblivIous t.
anything, save that he had blessed con
sciou ness Of something rapidly and agree
ably filing up his UPWARDS. About this
time, the landlord came round, and stop
pine by cur friends chair. tFrcndcd,
dollar, SIR" "A dollar, responded she
eating mana dollar thought you only
charged Ef'y cents meal for onc-eh?"
That's true" said meannesg, 'but | count
your carpet ba- one since It occupies
seat THE table wa, far from being
crowded Our friend expostuated, but
the ndord insisted. and the dollar was
reluctantly brought forh. The landlord
passed on. Our friend deliberately arose
and opening his carpet bar, fu4 70 It's WIDE
mouth, discoursed unto Il, saying: Car
pet baL--it seems yoa r. m individual =
Z human individual, since you eatat least
I've paid for you. ami ! ow YOU must eat,
upon which he seized everything eatablc
witain his reach, nuts. rllSlns apples,
cakes. aud pies, and amid Tie roars Of the
byslanlers. the delight ot his brother pas,
scngers, and the discontinue Of the land-
lord, phlegmatically went and took his
seat ii the cars. lie said he had provis
ions enough to last him to New York, If
ter 1bountiful supply had been served out
IN the cars There was at least IS worth +
in the beg upon which the landlord real- !
ized nothing in tile way Of profit. 50
much for meanness Buffalo Republican.
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sO A clergyman has been hung in
.tihgy At Lagrange, Tenn, for selling a
poor mans note AT auction. - r. papcr.
The clergyman might have sold poor
man, wife, children and all at auction,
with IMMUNITY, in the ssme town. The
,.Chivalry' arr queer reoplc--they
. re-
S0r The adjourned meeting Of Nilsson
rians called al Fort Leavenw orth FOR the
purpose OF Lynrhing McCrea, finding that
the Commander Of the Fort would not De
liver him up, manifested tina, better part
Of valor, discretion. by backing out
These "chisalric braves will make sorae
poor old abolition woman or some de
| fenceless Methodist preacher suffer for this
discontinue, which the cowardly scoun-
drels dare not attempt to resent in the face
Of armed men
QUARANTINE ORDINANCE Civ
Council Of Quincy has adopted Quaran-
tine Ordinance for preventing steamboat.
from landing sick passengers at thai
place.
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Items of News.

BEEF AT 0SH YEAR OLb-Wc copied in
an early number, an account of the s0cucss
u Mr.. trowell in rearing calves so as to
tt them for the butcher at one year old.
When a few day, old he commenced feed
ing them on sour milk, keeping them on
the same kind of food during the summer
taking good care to feed them uniformly.
but not very abundntly, 50 as 10 keep
growing thrifty without forcing them TOO
rapidly. In the fail they were put in the
stables, and fed on hav, aud a little meal,
increasing tie quantity of the latter grad.
ually. with view of fitting hem for
beef in the spring a, one year old or a
little under These calves. at eleven
months old, look like young oxen, and are
estimated to weigh about 600 pounds each
alive. A Correspondent at Cazenovia writes
US that lie has tried the same plan with
quail success fturat -teU J orker.
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w are uow manufacturing fne shoes for la
W dies, which we ~lll warrant
Call 1T thu store Of
ODELL s MATLESS.
May IA, 1885 d&w
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Auction sale of Green House
Plants.

/ WILL Sell ga Monday, May lth, at o.
! clock, A. ~, Al the store d Mrs BrItton, on
Main street very choice collection OF Green
House Piauts and Flower. among which will be
tonnd some o. lhe most beautiful Flowers in the
Uai'ed States Tie Ialles are particularly re-
qteziel to altclai the ,saie
MILLS Auctioneer
keokBk May III, IS55
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NHIskEKs-Ihc editrcss of Tie Ian.
caster Late airy Gazette SAYS she would
as soon nestle her nose u a rats nest of
swinge tow, as allow man with whiak-
ers to kiss her.
We don't believe word Of il. The OBJ
jectio WHICH some ladies' pretend TO have
to whiskers, Il arise from envy They
don't have any. ThesNsonld ;hey could
b&t the fact is, continual motion OF their
lower Jaw is fatal 70 their growth. The
ladies tod bless thcm--adopt eur FASH
+ j, MS as far rs they can. Look at the dep
relations TINY have committed on our
wardrobcs the last few years. They have
appropriated our shirt bosoms, gold studs
and all They have encirelei their soft.
bcwitching nccks in our standing collars
and driving Us men 70 ilatties
aud turn dqwns. Their lnaocent little
hearts have been palpitating III The inside
oil our waiscoats, instead OF humping
against the out side "a naturally intended.
They have thrusted their pretty feet and
ankles through our unmentlonablcs-
unwhsperables unthinhaboutablcs in
short, as Mccawber would say, breeches.
And they arc skipping along tie streets
in our high hecied boots Do YOU hear,
gcntlemen2 we say, boots.
Az INctnESr The Cairo Times relates
the folloing amony he Incidents Of the late
fire in that place:
During the hoat Of the fire on shore q
man was met coming out Of Aresr's
store with his arms full Of cani>ters 81
powder. lie stopped at the door, and
very eoolly remarked, "Here, d--n it.
somebody take tins powder and throw !
into the river, my hat's On IRE. and surf
enough, his hat was burning brIskly. =
One more-Jim started from tie fire viii
apretty good sized box which he supposed
contained dry goods. When he was toll
thatit was powder. his hair raised straight
up, be dropped the box, sat down aae
So cal his cot-tail over it, IN commenced
: yelling Justify for a bucket OF water. HI
got it aud poured it on the box, assuring
the bystandcr that it was more than hal
burned up, and that if the water had ar
rived 4 moment later, he could no. hnr
y0prI n IN ~ u
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sil 1888
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-01-26
Farm for Sale.

lMIm TIE subscriber, In consequence VI the reoen,
lus destruction OF his House and other Property BY
Is, deslrous Of selling the Parm on which he resides
being the homestead Of the late Major Dauiel Cole,
and containing aboat ono hundred and ffeen acres Of
Moving, Tillage. fasturage, Wood and Timber Land -
distant from the villages Of saoo and Ddeori about IL
miles, and within 10 minutes ride Of the large Manufao-
turing Establishments Of the York, Laconia and Pepper
I'll Companies Of the two towns. ..
1t Is beautifully located the Eastern side and near
the borders Of the Saco River which here Winds lis peace
m course towards the ocean, and forms the south westerly
boundary Of the farm Or the distance Of nearly half
mile. The growth Is principally hard wood Oak Maple,
Beach, Walnut, &c, with larger proportion OF large
sized Oak Timber suitable for ship building, than can be
found any other farm In the neghborhood, WITH per-
haps, exception There Is also the premises about
$50 graed Apple, Pear and Plum Trees more than one
tr Of them In bearing state. Any person wishing 70
engage extensively In the Vegetable and MIX Trade,
would find this very desirable situation, as In most
cases. during the winter season. and while the river Is
closed with ice the products Of this farm could In 10
minutes, be conveyed to market where they always
command high price. or the high privileges here af-
oried for attending schools, meetings, &C. nothing more
need lie said than that the fa Ia within the limits Of the
first Tor Hage) school district. For fufthey INFORMATION
please address or apply the subscriber on or near thd
premises. THOMAS COLE.
n. R-Ths stock, hay, kc., on the above farm is Sr
sale. ..' fI.. rI| ..|... o.. "A. r.t ~
saeo, Oct. q, 1854. 4o-lf
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-01-26
Lyceum Lecture. In Central Hall, BIddeford.

At heavy expense, a counc of lectures has
been secur ID for the citizens Of Saco and Bidde-
ford, the present Winter. The course will EN-.
brace from six TO eight in number The SUN to
be paid each lectprer is much larger than has cv.
or been paid here before.
The services Of the following gentlemen have
been secured -
Rev. T. Starr King, Boston ;'Rcv. II. Ward
Beecher, New York; Rev. Theodore Parker, Dos.
ton. And negotiations are going on for four out
OF the following REV. L. II. Chaplin, New
York Rev. w. II. Milbuin, Washington City ;
Hon, q. II. Clay, Kentucky; Hon. Arson Bur-
lingame, Cambndgc; Hon. Il. II. Dana, Boston !;
and Miss Lucy Stone, Mass. These Textures will
be the most brilliant and able ever offered TO our
cilizens.
The second Of the course will be delivered
on Wednesday evening, Dec. n, by Hon. Ansou
Burlingamc.
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BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE
To THE AFPIJfsTPD

mr.. W. y. PADDLEP0RD, 0fice at No. IL Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may be consulted a Diseases
incident 70 the human frame. Dr. T. gives particular at
tsntlon TO all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs. Ills
great In those long standing AMI difficult cases.
such formerly considered incurable ID safcen,
10 commend him 10 the public, worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, peri afflicted with Dseas
es Of the above nature, no matter how difficult or long
standing the may he, would do well TO call DR..
Paddleo, at his office and II not eecualy relieved,
no enumeration will be required for his services
Read, Reflect, and be Wise In Time.
nis acknowledged by all Physicians Of rvputs IN al
countries that no medicine Is sufficient to all
complaints, AMI also that with tho exception % Neural
ga, medicine viii any disease, but that
every complaint requlr change OF Sieiicne ast pro
crosses towards sare, consequently all medicines sold
by Druggists curing all complaints should DC ayeiJ,
"a, IL you wish to avoid being hunbuggoi.
To Ecmnlcs.--Al- diseases peculiar " hmaies,
(such rs suppressons, Irregularities, sy) speedily re.
moved. The efficacy Of his reneie. br he cure Of tho
above affections, have been well tested In an extensive
practice for the last IL ycars.
To Young Mcu.--YOu who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bad habis IN
youth, the elects OF which nocturnal emissions,
pains and dizziness In the head, Orgetness, sometimes
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &C., terminating In
consumption or insanity II neglected., are speedily and
permanently cured by Dr. Taddlefcnl.
III Beware % all kinds u Ellxrs and cor!ias, ~
they are Of M use.
Dr. Paldlcfor give. particular atenan h all disease
Of private nature In both sexes, AMI warrant. per-
feet cure.
DR.. PajdlefOri Is not only making improvements by his
daily Increasing practice, but also informing himself of
the treatment Of the most difficult both In this
country AMI Europe. lie IL dsemned Yet the expense
be what may that his patients shall have the best met
cal treatment in the world.
Recollect, all you who afflicted ,pply at at
my Office, AMI but few days will be required to Affect
cure.
Rooms adapted for the privacy % patients The poor
advised free Of charge. Physicians IehU wishing
his opinion advice, y letter, and inclO.ng the usual
fee, 81, will be answered by return mail. Ally
VIZ. PADDBLfORD.
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- ,,., FOR SALE, : 49,, i
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Est a., !.

And other Valuable Real Estate.
THE following described Rcal Estate, comprs-
- ing House Lots, and other property, elgibly
situated in the villages. OF Saco and Bddeford,
Willie sold by the proprietors, at prices and on
terms favorable 10 purchasers. iEfiniJ osi ia ar.
The House Lots, about 400 IA number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Rail.
road Depots Of Bideeiord and Saco-a potion Of
them above the Railroad, and portion below, in
a pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
a line view Of both villages. They are advanta.
geousy situated for the residence OF persons hav-
ing business in either Saeo or Biddeford beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pen
perell and Water Power Corporations of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and 20
feet WIDE resting on granite piers, an with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minutes walk of nith's Cor.
ner. From this bridge a street is graded to the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which viii, be
extended to Buxton Road. Other directs have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and TO Water street
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will intersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge TO Bidde
ford. ~
Besides the 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
Collage house with stable, which will be 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 irae,
consists Of IA 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
WARRANTED Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
BY the proprietors, A. ii. Boyd, Saco; ID. 4.
Somes, Biddeford; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
MANCHESTER, IN. iffT1 ,EyTtli'r
| For further particulars, as 10 Prices and condi.
,ioas, inquire Of ID. Z. SoMES, Of Biddeiord
Agent Tor the Proprietors.- e. a. Off II