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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

WANTED-By a respectable white wo-
w mau, situation as CHAMBERMAID. and
would assist in plain Sewing or Cooking-in a small
family preferred. Apply to ]. CUNNINGHAM. at
short distance below the. Jamestown
House. fe 1-It*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Ii FOR BALTIMORE-The supe-
Nor fastsaili ing regular packet schr Nv.
Of her cargo engaged and going on board, win sau
with quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply
to. jas w. d. COLQUITT 3 CO.
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-arA STEAMER FOR SALE
"A No. STEAM TUG suitable for
towing vessels to and from kiehmoud. For psrtieu-
ja26 On the Dock.
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GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
On next THUReDAY Morning. the LIT Of February.
O'Clock Ne will sell ct public aucton st Msiof
4. d. Ninu,o's feddence, on 0rsce street, 6oors
above Jefferson, who b dselinins housrkeepiue his
entire stock Of we'll kept HOUSE RURNlTURE,
Dncans AZ the necessary articles appertsinine 70
wei furnished establishments
new Rosewood u Octave PIANO PORTE.
1t 3. - q sale. LARUe SHINE,
" - L. "A
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

EATHER-For sale on c0nsignmont,
IL Sole and rough Harness Leather Kfp okins;
Collar Leather. &c. TINsLEY. TAADY 4 90.
10 29-ts
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GRASS SEED.
z. n. G. HOOPER

Onnn rs. Clover Seed, 100 ...hsi. nssds orass
kUUU SOD, or sale BY JOHN oiLPAIic'
FACE, April "a, 1855. 10
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Gilbert, Dodge 6 Co, l06 State street.

pes,e-. In Avs, sprines, AnvIis, ylces, hhLDMS
ChAlns Pressed Nuts and Washers, Bolts, h,ct -.
sn NJ, Screws ami every article generally ussd oy MA
elns,s and shrsuiA,. Toyings and Castings iafAisa'
81 70 order.
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DIR. BAILrY's ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

Dr.. BAlLEY:- SIR Having taken several
bottles Of your Alternative Syrup, cordially iesti'
~ 10 its eXcellency. In the Spring Of 1855 was
very much reduced my health had been failing
some months my throat, part Of the time, very
sore. and much soreness and pal, through my
left lung. My right lung was said TO be much at.
facied also, and my liver enlarged. Had hack.
ing Cough all the time, aud sometimes hard
coughing spells raised much irothy matter, come
times sipaked with blood, and occasionally clear
blood and some thick yellow matter; on awak-
ing from sleep, my throat and mouth felt as though
scaldsd, and expecioraied bloody matter, which
relieved me. Ny breathing at times was very
bad, andI dared not sleep on my left SIDE, and
could lie upon il but a few minutes.
Soon after commenced taking the Sy cup, l
was much relieved, and, ere long was decidedly
better; after taking it several months, | missed
IL, IL without few days, but in the Sumner Of
1854, | could be without IL, and feel s'rong, and
almost well, and labor hard.
u ABBY w. BlCKPoRD, Buxton Cen,rr.
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WOODEN GOODS
FARMS FOR SALE.

TWO FARMS, situated in ParsonSteld, known
il as the Tuck Farms. One on which i
now reside, containing about one hundred and
forty acres Of excellent land, suitably divided into
tillage, pasturing and woodland. On said farm
here are about three thousand Saplng Pines
arge enough for building purposes, two good
Orchards, a good House, two Barns, and never
li,ing water. Said Farm cuts from fifty TO sixty
,ous OF hay annually Is well fenced, mostly by
.ione wall, except the Southern boundary, which
Is by running stream.
The oiherlie adjoining, now occupied by James
NJ Tuck, formerly owned by Jonathan Tuck,
ESQ, Il. NJ. OF Biddeiorl. Contains about ninety
acres, cuts from twenty-five TO thirty tons OF hay.
On said farm j. two story House, thirty by iorty,
well finished inside and out, with an l. attached.
twenty-five by nineteen feet, In which are two
,aIge boilers set. A good barn, situated ninety
feet from said l., Is connected herewith by
she'd one story and half high, twenty-five ieet
wide. divided into wood shed, harness and
carnage house, and other convenient apartments
also good Corn Chamber the whole leng'h.-
There are two good orchards, in which about two
thousand sciOns have been sci and commenced
bearing, also a young orchard containing one
hundred trees Of choice FRUIT been set three years.
There are Two god wells Of water GA said farm,
also a pasture lot, situated about one halt mile
from the above farms, containing about sixty
acres, on which is large orchard.
Said Farms are bounded on the Wet by one "
the most beautiful sheets of water in America,
three miles long by two wide, and known rs
Province Pond. They are under good state OF
cultivation, aud will be sid at great bargains.
ANY one wishing 10 buy good farm IN beau
iiful location, will BE- directed TO one by calling
upon James N. Tuck, Parsonsield, Jonathan
Tuck, Esq, y. NJ, BRldelort, or jeremiah NJ.
Tuck, Salmon Falls, n H.
The above properly will be sod at Public Auc'
| iioa (eithcr together separately, a. may be-
suit the purchaserl on Tuesday, the iih day o.
September next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, unless pre-
viOusly Disposed OF Also the Stock CONSISTING
Of about thirty head OF neat cattle, and two
year Old Colts,) Hay and Forming tools,
| Terms made known AZ sale Po>-ssion given
May lst, 1850. SAMUEL TUCK.
P-ronsfeli, May ls,, 1855. Is
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DOCTOR DEANS
NEURALGlC PILLS.

NEURALGIA IL disease immediately attacking the
brain anil system, the q AL scnlion ahd
notion and 10 be distinguished from Rheumatsn. hAl
being sss.ed upon he muscular ?o'ticas q The hcy-
In,ieed Neuralgia may be eaiod the TAssaGii.Rs Of
hs nsTpss.
As M. els.s Of diseases l. ofen caused hy de-an-s.
nent % the stomach AMI liver these pils especially
calculated N remove the rigaai cause q he complaints
They operais nv removing obs,ncions rou the s,aeh
bowel. sni liver bv sStlpE hsr fanonai powers with
GA, debita Ing and hy seDins the vial tuhis 70 NE
extrtmltics * TIE arteries AMI nerves.
uaViSx ben a prac lsinx phvsian a. over ny ycrts,
and hen hyoaby knswn the aathcr - Deans Negc'
table RneuRate fs. hat have ssood the sssi q vme
AMI exIcrience &c than .hrce QisTers othat i-
~ pui these ps inio he MARKET, viii hi assnrase
Of favorable rrcs,Nipa, ani thai tAe ploic WI hs4l
them anOlhsr S~ssay conferred upon suffering hu'
mainly.
Orders addrvsse.i 10 he Arerts, MAYNARD 4 NoYfsS
Meschzn.s Ros, Bo.lor, viz ~ promptly answered.
Yer sal: also By an NE pTlncigal NhokSAk pru-gis.
IN the Cities anil al rial BY Aohecares spi Dsslers
IN Meileoss rO1s hOus ne un.ei States aud he British
PrVvinces-
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q Persons in wan, Of Broadclo,hs, Gas
simeres or wooden goods Of any descrip.
ton, will find all they want a, the Dry
Goods store Of Mr.. Z. II. c, Hooper, on
Liberty Street. Mr.. HhOper purchases
large quantities OF these goods and his IA
ciliiies for purchasing them are such as to
enable him 10 sell them a, extremely low
prices. He has recently replsnished his
stock, and is prepared 10 sell a, greater bar
gains than ever.
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NOMINATION IT THE GOVERNOR. The Gov
ernor has nominated SETH Mar, ESQ.,. Of
Winthrop, 10 be Justice Of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court, under the act OF last session
providing for an additional judge OF thai
court. Mr.. May is a gentleman OF unques-
toned legal ability, and Of practical good
sense and manly independence; and will
make an excellent judge.
We learn also ,ha, the Governor has des-
igna,ed for the Law Department Of the 5. J..
Court, under the new act. Chief Justice
SHEPIEr. and Justices TESSEY, RICE and
APPLEros.-Augusta Age.
We learn also from the State Of Maine
tina, the Governor has also nominated Hen-
ny Carter, Esq, 10 be Judge Of the Police
Court Of the City Of Portland.
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MEN WANTED.

MEN wanted to work by the month, Bhck-Making,
vi 20 whom good wages will be paid, by calling on the
subserbSf at bis brick yard, at The Nile BROOK ndde-
ford. HARDIN TAYLOR.
BiddefOrd, April IS, 1855. 10
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Lumber for sale.

THE Subscribers offer Cor sale ct their Lumber
Yard, Blddeforj, Clear Plank, Clear Boeris,
Floor Boards, Shaved shingles, Clesr Sawed
yAinsles, (pine,) Clear Pockets, Clear So uce
Packets, No. Pine Pockets, SpIuce Pockets, ?,
8. and inch Plank. Cheap Spruce Boanls, Pine
Lalhs, Spruce Llips. Blinds and Shades Sash
stud. III inch, for Bsuisler-S,air Bsnisters, Vel.
low Brch Plank Zoe s.s:r rai. Ce,l9s Posts, 8 10
10 feet, ClaPboarls, aud Pisslering Hair The
above we shall sell cheap toe Cash:
J. &c 5. ID. sWEETSlR
Biddelorl, May 1, 1855.
Cali on J. Sweetsir, Ct tbs loo, oi Foss Street,
B.dielord Smls
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A. A. Fish's
Mammoth Daguerrean Rooms,
deafness. Cured, However Caused.

Superior Daguereotypes for IS Gents and up.ars,
The Double Cauera, at % Washington 81, Boston.
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SAINT with them. BY their prosecutions they
have injured her feelings and reputation,
and have subjected her to much ttoubls and
expense, and she prays the Court not only
to decree her to be free person, bot to
render verdict agains. Levy and Cohen
for damages in the sum Of $4,000.
The plaintiff in this suit Is now in Canada.
and bring, the suit in order to obtain per-
mission to return to her home in New Or
leans.
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N d II G. Il K,

THE members Of the York Co. NJ. +. i, Co
l. are hereby notified that the annual meeting
OF said company will be holden at the Companny's
Office, in South Berwick, Me, on "Wednesday
the 9Th day Of June, lSj5:-fOr the election Of
Board Of Directors, and the transaction oil such
other business As may come before said meeting
Also, TO see if the company will vote TO accept Of
an act, IT, addition 10 on ac entitled, an act 10 IN
corporate the York Go. NJ. I. lns: Company, pas
sed by the last legislature of the State.
Per Order Of the Directors.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN, Secretary.
Office OF York Co. NJ L. l. Co,
South Berwick, Me, May 2, 1858.
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Deafness Cured, However Caused.

TESTIMONIALS. EDITOR Seeing an id.
l. vertisement that the deaf might be relieved
By applying TO DR.. Bosrdman, I was induced 10
leave home and test the Doctors skin. was 40
deaf that was unable 10 hear ordinary conyer.
sation. To my establishment, 10 twenty minutes,
my hearing was perfectly restored. recommend
al deaf persons To Try the doctors new method OF
care. FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
Of Stoughton.
Office removed TO 3oi washipstsn street. en-.
trance also first door Suffolk Place Letters post.
paid attended to. Remedies aud apparatus sent
by express.
Boston. March %, 1855. u
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NJ o TIC {
NOTICE THIS.

THE Proprietor being ucable, Oh account Of his
i feeble health, TO attend 10 his mechanical
busiaess Us formerly, will rent privilege in his
spacious shops, for carrying on the Carriage-nak-
ing or Joinering business. Room sufficient TO
accommodate Us many hands in either Of the above
branches one would wish TO employ. Tnerc Is
belonging 10 the establishment a Horsepower
that drives a CicIlar Saw, gig, &c. Also a
Turning Lathe, aud Machinery FOE boring all
kinds Ut WORK.
There j. not a better located or one more con.
venient in the County OF York, foe carrying ON
the above business.
A large assortment Of Tools will be let, IL want.
ed with the shops.
A Wheelwrght is needed in the village. Car.
riases have TO be sent 10 Kennebunk or Saco for
repairs.
Foe further particulars, inquire Of the Subscrib.
er on the premises, Or Of SilaS Perkins. ut the
Post osiicc. STEPHEN PERKINS.
KepnebunkPort, May Isl, 1875. IS
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REApY-MApx CLOTHING. Read Mr.. Simp-
sons advertisement, in this paper, and il
you want 10 purchase any article Of cloth
ing-coai vest or pants, or finely made
shirts, or linen Of any kind, or good beaver,
he can supply all such wants as well as
any other dealer in the place.
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Dratbs.

In mi. city, 2s,h u, Lima Ellora dsushtsr q joseph
Walker, ayed year.
In mi, city, May LIST, Mrs. M,hitabs wnds aged 80
Yrs. AMI months.
In Lyman, Mrs sally wife Of Samuel RSbsr,s aged IS
year.
In Kenusbunk, April iilh, Mrs. Mary Arr wiz q Nj.
Ivory fernah, aecl a..
In Lm,riek, April n, IIenrv Doe, asei Is years.
native ef Newhury Mass. Mss. papers please cory.
In Lyman the s6sh ult, Hannah whltehoase, uiie Of
Daniel whhoass AGED ~ years acc months. She diei
amer short aud uyux sickucss. She leaves husband
AMI Ave- ehrvu sai many enl. 70 mourn her iOss, but
blessed are they that die In he Lord.
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Farm, for Sale.

TINE Sub.c-ibcr viii sell al fair ,,dee the farm
i now occupied by him, situ,.. ed on the Guinea
Rad, 40 called. sbou, bal . mile from .9 1's
Iidae," and seou, % ale. from the Guy on p ~.
deford Said Far. consists OF about 90 scs,, M
good buildiO-. thereon, and is well ws 1ssse are
has ed Orchard u young trees, l 40 ,ye.iy.
ab' " or II tons ofhay cut on the I'm, .ssinr.
and The Land not under cultivation, % '.s.rr Of
&c. /. well ,imbered. Pos psr,icsu,,wsTn IS0N.
the subscriber, FhEpthue swi2s
Biddelord, March 10, 1853.
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Tbs REv. DR. LYMAN BEEcHER Of Bos-
ton, lsto President OF the Lane Theological Sem.
mary, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes, al have used ire
VEGErABLk Puts DSARY BALSAN mysel, with
benefit, in catarrhal conshs and colds aud have
known il To be used with pod effect in the early
stages Of Pulmonary affections, Ia families around
me- 2w-l6
For sale in Biddef6rd by J. Sawyer; Saco, BY
J. A Berry. Price % cenis--LargeT size sl00.
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N,r The reputation enjoyed by the VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAs, Tor Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption, has been acquired through long years
Of success. and those troubled with pulmonary
complaints should by all meansiry ii.-DVvr Go
ssits, " H.
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BRIGHTON M.RKrr.-AprIi 10.

Al Market 1925 pees Cattle, 1850 sheep and $500 Swine
BSff Ca,sle-we quote extra $500 $685. nrst9ual-
ity $50 1906 second qualify $500 $3.50 1Ara
quality $3.50
Working Oxen-Saies from Ssoto slIS
Cows and Calve.-saes trcm Sd SO.
shsep- sales from s. I5a 92S.
swine-At retail. trOm &c.
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
comni,,se on Naovesie.. The ,ecen, asliOn

Con,nittee on Naopesie.. The Seceut acllon
Of the Massachusetts Legislative, CoBaRsillss On
NHa...TsJ Is nov 'be topmOst topic Of coJye"Sr'
ton, and IL Is the opinion of many that they d.
serve To be Eat'd out OF the community.
By the way we would say 10 all wfo ore
trodbled with BALDNIss, that they can bud =
SUES remedy by the use of PIEs.E's "Rosgr-.,
Has ToS c." II i dong woSD r.. at tho low
price ot % cen,s Bottle. Sold eyerywheIr. Toy
it, WM G. PIERCE.
avis Corner Of Pearl and Purchase SITS.
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.
FARM FOR SALE.

TINE Subscribers will sell at private sale tho
l. farm formerly owned by Mark Hill. SAID
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
good orchard and good buildings. Any one wish
ing 10 buy a farm, pleasantly situated on the N.
W. side Of Tailor Pond, In Auburn, and within
four miles Of Lewiston Falls, eau have ,he same
for $500, aud immediate possession Will be CIV
en-. For information, euqd're Of sullivan King.
NOV, D...I.,., ~. IL, or Lake Hin, Biddeiord,
Me. SULLIVAN KiNGMAN,
l3f LUKE HILL
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Memoir of Martha Whiting.
JUST PUBLISHED,

THE TEACIfEIts LAsI LEsFUNi
A MEMOIR or MARTHA WHITING, late OF the
Charlestown Female sennary,-corsls;ins chiefly Of
Kxiracs from her Journal intersperscd with remlns-
cences and Suggestive Refec Ions. by CArHARNs N.
BADGER, an Associate Teacher. Wiiha Portrait and
III Engraving OF the Seminary. limo, cloth. 81.
The subject Of his memoir was, for quarsr ola CEN
tury at the head OF one Of the most celebrated female
seminares In the country During that period she edu
Gated more than hrst housand young ladies' She was
kindred spirit 10 Mary Lyon, the celebrated founder Of
Mt H,lyoke Seminary, with whom for strength OF char
acter eminent pieiy, devotion 10 her calling and extra
ordinary therein, she well deserves be ranked
Cople- sentby mail, postage free, 10 persons renting
the price ofihe book.
Published by GOULD &!LlNCOLN,
SO Washington Sc, Boston.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

WHEREAS, Thomas Chick, formerly Of Eliot,
w in the county of York, aud State OF Maine,
Joiner now of South Berwick IN said County,
by his deed, dated June IS, 1919, and recorded
on York County Records, book 2O6. pages tao 10
40, mo tguged TO us, The undersigned, ne iolow'
ing described real estate, situate In said Eliot. VIZ
a tract OF land with the buildings thereon, bound.
ed beginning on the highway leading from South
Berwick TO Portsmouth, over Sturgeon Creek, nj
the corner Of land of Samuel Chick, thence run.
ring South a3Is, East, 4 rods and links, thence
South, los West, 35i rods TO Sturgeon Creek,
thence bylsaid Greek to land Of William Bartlett,
thence by said Bar,lett's lend, North, 2o~, East,
% rods, aud North, 2Si', East 2! rods, ana .
links, TO Cedar road, thence by said road. norlh'
Csc, West, Is rods, and North, 45s, West. l2rods,
TO Sturgeon Creek Road, thence South, SOY West,
and by said lasinentoned road, round 10 The
point begun at, containing forty acres more or
less.
Also, another tract Of land, bounded; beginning
on the highway aforesaid at the corner oil land oil
John Shapleigh, thence running by sald h'ynwa y
North, tweniy-onc degrees, East 81 rods ana ~
liuks, TO land Of Lois Shapleigh, thence py her
land, South, SIC, West, 10 rods and Twelve links
and North SGIS, West, II rods, 10 land OF Asa
Allen, thence South, liz, West, CO rods, toa red
oak tree on land Of J, Shapleigh, thence 5y his
land, North, Cos, East, % rods an len Inks, TO
the place begun at, containing ten acres, more OF
less with all the buildings thereon. -,
Also another tract Of land, bounded by said
first mentioned highway, westerly, aud Souiherly
by land of William Bartlett, easterly by land OF
Joseph Gould, and Norherly by land OF Samuel
Shapleish, containing ten acres, more or less
Also another tract Of land ON Tldeys Polat, SO
called, and bounded by Sturgeon Creek, Berwick
River, land OF William Mason and George STA
cy, containing twentysix ceres, more or less
Also, lot Of woodland on the Rocky Hills so
called bounded by land Of Oliver Clark, George
Harmon, Daniel Bartlett, George Stacy, and
James Shapleish, Jr, containing five acres, more
or less. Also another tract Of lend on said Rocky
Hills, bounded by land Of George Raiti, William
and John Morrill,, and James Shapleiyh Jr, con-
tanning five acres, more or less. Now we hereby
give notice, that the condition Of said mortgage
deed has been broken, and that by reason where,
Of, we claim foreclosure OF the same, Da'eu
at South Berwick. Nav |. 1855. ..
THEODORE F. JEWETT,
3wls WILLIAM ID. JEWETT.
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BOUNTY LAND.

A IL persons entitled 10 Land Warrants under
"A the new law, passed March %, 1875, can
have the sane obtained ior them Tor s3each, by
calling On the subscribers. J. &c J.TUCk.
Riddelord. March ", 1856. II
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CARPETlyGs.

u II. C. HOOPER has just received com.
lie plete assortment Of ENGLISH CARPET.
INGS, comprising every grade suitable for Spring
Sales. AL New Styles, and cheaper than ever
TO which he invites the attention Of purhasss.
NO. . HooPER's BRICK BLOCK,
II Liberty Sc, Bldde6svd.
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BOSTON MARKET,-Aprii ~.

TlOir-we.' rn supsrane, sloTS l-pCy IL % dens
ssee extra, si2 @ SIS co.
Graln-Southers yellow Corn IL Selling at si,i2, and
White at 81 o5. Oats "a rs cts Rye, In lcts, 81 60
Ilay-Ea. .ern Is selling at fsl per ton, cash.
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
BIDDEFORD, ME-, U. s. A

Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors,
and re,Siled by all the principal Druggists and
Apo,hecaries throughout the United States and
Canadas. lSsu
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late act Of Congress, for
" all who have served IL days In the military
or marine service OF the United States since 1900,
by EMERY & LORING.
Saco, March s, 1855.
N.B. All for whom we have obtained 40 aero
warrants, are entitled to 100 acres more, and We
have the necessary proofs and papers In our pos.
session. III E&L.
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DRMAININd uncalled |
| N April seth, 1855.
~ Persons calling Tor .
please say they are advert
| Andrews Thos w
| Aver William
| Andre VS. Mrs. Sarah
Allen Martha A
! Abbott l. b
Adams LYDIA o
Andrews James NJ
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Bracketl Miss F
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Butland Mrs Ruby A
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Brown Edward
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Drinkwater Sarah
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Deering William
Emmons SusaL c
Edwards T A
Emery Moses
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Foardes Leonard
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