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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-07
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\ The -uh-crib.fs are INV upcuing i"f -l'sS-''"
hi SECOND sUPFIY Of fea.unable tioods. recent
" purcbu.e d by thrir senior partner IN Ne" i.ih'
hich added 10 eir September purchase make ih'''
stuck very u and ot the ost nitracttYs
II, rms .nl ming ali tie sol i.aUlhc
DRESS GOODS / SfAs >attns Va encia-, M"usih
A,,irn. Il. LAdat Nelvc', San and Cloth Cl"aks q
lima, frrt On EmbtodeI great variety, among
.ti,h are extta tiri Of Maltese lnce and NM"
Slrrvrs ald Guafs. "A general assortment 81 Cleti-'
fa..it,r..apt V..fass 10. gentlemen. ~ avs storh
81 Servants Gond-. such fued Linseys, Satiheis
Paid Lindsey. and Blankets. Carpets, Rugs, CfGnb
Cioih, aud Dooi Aats. Together Win all good' he
longing t,tac Dry Goods trade, many ut which hh''
br, ur a.rd fur much less tnap they could ave been
Ial .n,y IN tine scusou. All at winch tiny are delei
f6Inei 10 sell low aud only nsb an examination Is all
they u-k 10 insure sast otian
,.,Ildf. JOHN r DANfSA CO
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of

Hardware Cutlery, Guns, Saddlefy House
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c
'REGOkN 4 ROi ALL having determined tn mike
N change IN their business, will offer ff"n day
the lsrgest aud desirable stock ri 1ardwafe. Gu
fy &c a.. ever FIRE ofered ia this market great
/, reduced prices for cash Many artieies al and hiow
Joa
tending to c!oe up the business rs speedily a.
pa..,lr ticy e., rdI.lv uvile all indebted the old
caaeern OF Gregory R"yI Il aud the ot
Gretoty Royal FhDp.on 10 pay up a longer indu-
gencn cannot be given
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WATCH & JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St Gynchbure Va

Main St, bynchburg, Va,
* hive jus received in al titinn - our forfncr
stuck al Watches Ind Jewclry, trr,h supply OF
sA8 rfA In" gold mud silver lever Watches iol tn,
mo- approved masters Mo, large atd "eiI 'iertrd
stock Of Gentlemen, Fuh Had N,st Chains, beautiful
article AMI al latest lattcrr, Indir- Brn~ pin, Eur
rings. Finger rings, Bra clrts Sut.n,, Gold Sly,r
Pencils Nc with ali nhrr articles u,unliy kept suc
embellishments to which respectful invite the at.
ter tiun ri all wuntlrg good Watche. aud Jearlry
Persons VI itrg Lyn, hhUrg mud dcsriae any arr cr
in line, respectfully solicited Ia cuI ami exam
ireauI stock, are ,ions =, in1t these goods
AMI rquniiy ANXIOUS t" sell them consequently VII
selllnreuifs.
RcPaifiug-N Watches, Ieweiy and a articles Of eolp
and silver ware required at short notice.
nov IBIS II. SlLNERT HORN e. co
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NEW BOOKS at MoRsB's

MY Cnur- mp At, it, Consequence 10y II Nikoh,
vi euth hall n supply.
Lamp Leklef. -Hpply.
Fudge Dous~, hy Ike Marsef,
Tn, VIE Victory. by NJ = Souihvo,th,
Buyard Taylor Africa.
TIM Crasbie aod Hi- triends b, 5. Lover,
What Not. by Mrs. Deni.cn
Count OF Aorias by Du~u-
The Tur Ssh Empire. by Morris
Dicken. Christmas Slosy. Also. American Almanac
for 1889 Dhu,oh Aim mac Ladies Book. Arthur aud
Psiersou.s Magazines fpr chtaary. jh27 Is
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New Concern.

fkNHE -uhscriss. have th. es.ocinted thcnselvcs
j together fnr the purp. OF conducting R.netn
G,ocerY, Comufi-s and Receiving uud Forwarding
Bu-ia4.. und,r he syic and htm of Rurkrr and hcdd
the Old nd If A Is. Rueker-urpositn the Nirginin
Bank where thel will Keep constantly IN hand atg"
a md well-assurtcd stock OF Family Groceries, Iron
Steel Field Seed. DC. hey VIII give personal atien
iinn Tie sale al neat tlaur Bacon and all kinds of
CourtIy Prodace and MAKE liberal cash advances on
consg nments IN bunj. AMBROSE b RUCkER,
LOUIS " REDO.
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Low Fare from Lynchbnrgto Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

ON md alter h iuth July, Boats Will lrn,,
l. nrhmg Tor Riehmnnd, l,i-Wtcka, VIZ: Tuesday
fhursday& Saturday. p IA. d,reetl, th. e,
rival o the Western Passengers from Lynchburp
two nights and oue day on the Raui-; aud tho-,
WHO Inv bust ess in Hiohmond. without losstn
time, save - 80. by tskug th. routr. Far Chrotc-
VILE tri weekly cohchts connert - hisvilc; leu,,
LynchbnrA II m, arrive Ia Cha nofr-vilc de,
p y |ONp, EDMUND \ DAVE 20 II
ltiIN
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Bargains at the Family Grocery.

IN consequence Of TN hard tunes. aud coli weather
L AMI being disposs Il To every ma, woman and
child snugy shod, lay GhI -tna> thc subscriber IS IN
duced utr his cuIiro stock OF Boot, and Shoes at
cost for cash. All who in weI sh uld not fiI 10
tRill mt he Family Grocery. where mny .so be found
some othn,e fine iipPn Appies, and many other gond
things pertaining veil rrgn.atrd Fnnuty Grocery;
all Of which will tee >olda, her Il or, yer, low or cn,b
dec 22-t, j. II. SOLOMON
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

INHE subscriber "uuid respectfully cal the attcu-
l. ton of those wishing Ia makc their frrnds pre-
sent for Chris mas or e~ Yen TINT will be lized above
diamonds 10 call nj gallery AMI select from ii, large
assortment" al JcwerN and Fancy Goods. lGst received
fo the orcasinn, Al prices .ut the times and have
them file with o. one his in'mnitnbr PREMll NJ
DEGUEhREOTNPES, Remember that Gil llBS bore
OF ,f the pslm by the first premium al competitors
at the late Fair at rctr-shurp and Rahmond which
is sufficient guarantee that hi. is the piu'r have
your image transferred "qua II nat re 81 without much
ndo. along railroads. in your CARRIAGES OF on
foot all are received alike, and will find plety
good fire and every hing Ike you comfortable
while wut Your time OF sitting. In every on
tire satisfaction gis en-or charge made
Atthe sign OF he Alag 7 f. GlBBS.
IT. All pnper- advertising for mo will COPY
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fuANo, GuANO.-In consequence ut the re-
~ duoiiou nade b, the Peruvian Agent in the price
nj hunno we will close out stock 353 per 1000
lbs, CASH. Those in waut will please rnl ~
our quantity Is small. ". I. ANDERSON \ co.
sep =
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The largest aud best assortment brlore ut
fe ed by the subscriber, embracing tina right hun
died ties, from six cents to S3jD each. Al u,
Valentine Envelopes, very elegant,
Writers.
O. Cards. embroidered and gilt; together with
thing necessary fot fu outfit in the above c
Liberal deduction, those who buy sell again
Dunt forget fulentinc's Hend Quariers
23As MORSE Comm House.
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

~ Il have now "n han ahi "r IL e.,ix fnir of these
w superior NJ Il Siunes Tbo-,, ia want would Il,
VII iu all >uon. LEE \ JOHNSON
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.AISrFLIh NEOU S.
MERRY CHRISTMAs.

NHE time Tor frien lily greeting, nerf. making bnh
l. holiday gifts !. c.usc M lind. Would your give
/, an absent friend parent, lister bfosher or ioFer
rsmento which f YEAR, 10 c,.mr viii beHr increasing
vulue Ia the pi,nt and a of RHzri upo7, eo'
with love nd gratitude only the k.udncs' Ut h"ati
which nrafnp thu gift hut the form AID features q"
ia, don.r9 IL So GO L. MINIS \ TANNER \, md
haven taultl,s liksae.s taken nod place in ease
finr u locke Of .aur own selection, lrom thcif nrg"
assortment than which acceptable git eoHl
not be chosen.
D,nt wait torn IA day, but remember the lat thni
pictures taken al TuE PaofoGRsPn1e DAGufRttAN
GALLERY equally vel N rnuiy ~ c'eaf wrn-her an"
a tmptriret picture any prico n,ysr -utrna3 "
ie0pc Wbieh lnc' explains s'cret Il u'
unparalleled 'puiary aud sneors-. Call in ~ y"'
come ION iic the eo1speiau- cutfanee ~
Main It Sd door from Of Bri Sc.
MINNIS \ TANNER,
dec i9t. I'rncncpl Dngncrreotypi-t'.
~ Country POI. u advertising lora-, copy
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l.CDLAAi X W A son,
Richmond V


AND NEN-lOKk FACkET N--Ihis utN .sssf'E|
hume line Is composed of the following vessels Il 4
-aiis from Nrw-S DIRK th,ee days. All owned t.
the city of RicumouG. viz:
S.,t, Ia, !
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nlsSOLlT1ON.-r sur SC, ibei4 bu.tnr dis.
- p",, al th'ir esii,' stock to Mes-rs Tnainrro
y h"m lion would respectfully call upon those ndcbt
ri To them forward na1 .ettlc as esscnt,nl
that their hn-nes. he roAr up enfy p, md
possible, In retiring from the grocery business they
their sincer. lhark> tbo and customers
Tor the liberal bestowed upon them, aud
usk continuance OF tie SHINE ,nncrrn Office
at the old stand. oil LARD q OGDEN.
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500 REW ARD

$40 REWARD
- An away ruhthe suhscrlber on the l5th My
II, negro man usmed NIKE belonging To- Mr.. ---
Dance. OF Pow hslan county. Va. 1he snd n"efo i"
bout 3 # in, hes eh; we'll set; backbrtwcct p nn'
30 year. cid; he Il Nav, Cap, h other cottinG
remembered The above rewards will be given
delivered me- Ion 10 Vn, n Tenn. Railrond ~
aski co. Va OF CID If Judged il J, whe,c nm get
him JACOB huhbOuafi-
uns-iz
rV~Rich~,ord " l. and nashnprr Recorder cenv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-07

Etecp your Feet Dry.
"a III ELASTIC PASTE. tOR RENDER
" us or>, N,oes, Harness. Leather ul a,s hlnt,
perfectly ~ut,I-i root,
Dtr,ciioaS II e., the uttie b., r. tdcred Natp,
ifonf b. tore the fe, al - the t'n.Ie then h
spougc rag giveIhr nrrlce tw" I,rer
many rs il vii absorb. and wI b. Irirctly imrcr.
To water.
Prepared aud sold My
y. L IYMANS
my 2Ilt. I,uchnlug. va.
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Line


glNII beautiful aud lavorie staaub NTH [~ga@ ~
l. AUGUSTA, under I'M command Of Sssrixzea5r7ilK-
Capt. WIN. c. Smith. 81 long and tavorably knavn TO
the travelling community on the Potomac and Jane,
2ivcr.) is running the line vim Port Wal
lhall,and is furnished with l. + T. IL ATS,
Life Preseryers, Force Pumps and all the a;piances
1ured by Act of Congress to the safety nfpuss
myers.
The Cars running COZ nexion with the Augusta from
Richmond, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesday,nna Friday o'clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but few STEPS 10 walk to tn" Cars.
The Cars rum" from Petersburg to City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg
Gays above, at M. from the Depot of the Apo
mattox X X Co" thus ei,in! passengers opportunity
GO from Lynctburg ther by the Packet Boats
DanviIle Rnilroad Richmond BY way of the soutL
Side Railroad to PetersbuL and from there
irg Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the
nateda,s, viz Tuesdays, Thursday, ani Saturdays,
81 AN
returning regu ary throughout the Bathing Srnspn.
Fare between Redmond, Norfolk and Old Point +! OF
Far between Richmond, Cuke's. Rinss Mill md
Grove Wharf, 30
Children over three years and not oven twelve
years of age half price.
Meals each, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 81
Servants. throug b, 81
Servants any point on Il river, ---..----. on
il" 80 dac,s THos DoDAMEAD.Sn~
GOUGHs 4 COLDS -Riyms rnlmnnic
~ aiers. Julnhe props Ares ChefrY ffeipih
ST lbsIs Cher, Elk ectorsnt, Hastings Syrup NaPihs
Visitors Balls. ". Cherry etc., etc ton sale by
dec 5.dANfs n. STABI4ER & co
NEWARK ClDER-l0 Dbl. Newark Cider
just receivr consignment. v'ii,h we will sell
low jan 30 Is BN I. ANDERSON h co.
I'M highest price pai f,s FIX change ~ the Ea
i cities, by PETERS. srEkCE g. co.
aug IL dts
Z AMfHENE aud Burning Fluid, just received and
N|tor sale by mo 2lts D, X. LYMAN.
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A RID.

'ENlE aub-cr"er b. g~,'.'vt Ia tuta thanks 10 ilS
pufoes ant tri#iai, + tbt lbolst Iatro' ape bee
siow"d on @ t. tt' a-t q" se 'tui., nm con BeHa> ia
tarr ,ouf dei,, Ii, e.. IL. kur-e r#,n Rcd.
a, 4. kUL HI K
Il-LLaLA |. lSLl----- s I.
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Is,cssssoNu ~ BOSTON .,Nn lzs

=" the following vessels, and sails from Boston every
Wednesday
Schooner Susan Captain 5. 6. Rogers
We,toyrl { Rogers
Courier. !. b Rogers.
Sharon. !. II Nirhors"n
Mercy fuylur, - T.. M. s,r.uu.
Juictt,, o Baker. j..
These vessels of thu ia ca> bull xrr.>>lY Ci
t. is trade and have suPer.or accommodations Tor pas.
"nEcrs
They commando. 10y experienced Captains, we'll
loaifed Tor the taae, and VINO will spare no cxertion
IN accommodate.
icy will be lowed g. and down lie rive, bys..anl.
and may BE- rolled All promptly Il, advertised
Merchants soing North or ordering goods tom En.
ton. viii lind ii 'oticir Interest ship by tLs e
As it is the only regular line and freight viii nlways lie
ioSen as low ns by any other vessels and every etl1t
vii bog nn3e D., lie agents ia Richmond and Boston IA
give. IS arlinu.
W. respectfully n-h aud hope to saececd in Oh
rainie tuil Share OF patronage
The .es-ei- wrIj lie Ia Brl5n, ! al Roch,ttk:l
Bost1n at Row, half
DAVID CuRRIE. Ric'nond,
ALLEN < WELTCH. Boston. n -
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\ EW DRY GOODS

n EW DRY GOODS
PllGLT w. PAYNE
Is no' receiving n very superior stock of FALL
mud WINTER DRY GOODS consisting oi every ullclc
nt Indies aud Genilemen's Also. large tssutt
mrni "l Blankets, Lindsey and Heavy Woocns al of
which he ofe's ou the most favorable terms II fur
patron. nnd the public general are r. >Toctfuli so
ieitc to cnl' NJ klLE'S CORNER, MAIN ST.
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WANTED 70 gssa&t:-

w work the Va a. Tenn. Ran Rod. AT la, tug
rn,ohtor uch liberia! prices wli Ice raid. Apply To-
/. DE&NEAB.
or \. y VI ,nlLuur,,. Agent.
doc - dts Lyuchh,.rg. y.
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PATENTS.

MEXICAN AND foRrcS 0srIcg, AGsScr ron Bu.
Us" WE U, y PArsNr OrTIcs, WIssIsctos
saate gtt osten. opposite Kilby Of. IMpOR.
naaSST INFORMATION To INVENT
once snds The act Of is3!) determined !. pr..n, "A
v.niAsss In applying fOr Ps:snts superior TO tho.e orr
al Inventors by others has made arrangement, xhsr.y
on applications prepared AMI conducted py him T.tsty
DOLLARS, Qns,esi Of 80 paid bach BY oAer,l will.
rsnn py nun IA case o. failure to obtain patent, aud
the Withdrawal through him within thirty day. amer he
rejection. Caveats Specifications, As.gnnsn,s ana III
necessary pspefs AMI drawings, Or procuring b.tebt. m
this and resn countries, PREPARED AMI advice rendered
on legal and scientific matter. respecting invention. and
Infringement % patents
Inventors cannot only here obtain their ..,,,.
on the most reasonable terms, but avail tcm,ys, u
The experiences OF ~ years practice an extensive br,ry
Of legal asi mechanical sUrts sn1 correct account, ~
patents granted In this and oher cosntre. besie, ns
saved Journey To hs usual great delay there
as well 40 personal trouble In obtann. their pstcut-
Copies Of claims Tor any patent furnished by rrmttng
one dollar Assignments recorded At Washington.
IL. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
"Durnr the time occupied the Office Of ConmI.,on.
CT Of patents, n H. EDDY, Es, % Boston, did business
at ihe Patent Once % Solicitor o. Patents There yer.
new, ay persons oesspIins that capacity, who had 50
much business efore the Patent Ofcc aud there were
none Who Conducted Il with sk fidelity ani sue.
cesA regard Dir Eddy % the hest lnsim.i AMI
most shillfa Patent Solicitors IN the United states. and
have no hesitation In assuring Invention. that hey cannot
employ peryon more Competent ami tru.tsortLy ami
more capable % putting their application. In form 10
secure NJ them an early aud favorable consideration at
the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner o. P.tentsr
- "PArKSI 0UIcr,--
II. II. EDDr, Esq., Boston, Mass.
"sRi-iour facilities for the prosecution Of any bu,i.
ness connected sh this Office equal 10 thse of any
other agent. an very respectfully, yours, Ac 3S-ly
THOMAS EWBANK, Commissioner of Patents
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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, SIS. Atiihc Municipal Court OF the
city of Bddelord, in the County of York,
holden a, the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid.
deionl, ON the seventh day OF May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward T.. Bourne, Jr, Judge Of said court,
William NJ. A. w. Todd versus jeremiah Per.
kins, Otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr, IN n
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
the day Of the purchase of this writ, being in'
debtcd 10 the plaintiff in the sum Of tweniy.scy
en- dollars, according 10 the account annexed, then
aud there, in consideration thereof, promised The
plaintiff Ia pay him the same sum on demand,
yet, though often requested thereto, said defend.
ant has not paid said sum 10 the plaintlii, but neg
lecis aud refuses so 10 do, TO the damage OF the
said Plaintiff (as he says,) the sum OF iilly dol.
lars.
Writ dated April 18th, 1855. Aud II being
made to appear TO the Judge OF said court
that property Of said defendant has boon attached,
on said writ aud that the defendant, being onl oil
the State, has had no notice OF the said action,
il is hereupon ordered by the said Judge that the
said Defendant be notified Of the pendency OF this
action by publishing an abstract OF the writ, To-.
gethcr with the order Of the court thereon, in the
Union aud Eastern Journal, newspaper publish
ed at BiddeiOrd aforesaid three weeks success.
ivcy the last public alton 10 be prior 10 the third
Monday in August, a. ID. 1855,
A true abstract of said writ and copy ofihe or
Aucst,-EDwARD L. BOURNE, JR., Judge.
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses,s that
HAYES ALLIED OINTME Mt
AND HUMOR SYRUP.

IA the greatest medicine ever offered to the public for the
cure of all llumors.
n has stood the test Of more than seven years. and in
Offering Il to the public are not ignorant Of Its opera
ton We know Il TO be the greatest aNtriatOr Of pain
and .u6,Ttsg TO those afflicted with any kiad Of Au-
NOR ami really of the greatest blessings 10 mankind
ever before the public, as can show by the Evidence
of hiring ILLNESSES, such as Hon. albert WARRES,
Mayor IL this city, Dea. Vim. NJ. Kmball, A. W.
stearns A. I. sanborn, ). 1. Thompson A. s. bunker,
J. r. c. Hayes, J. W. Carleton, and host Of Others
all In the doctors own neighbOrhoOd.
This medicine Is different from all Others inasmuch as
that,
lst.-Itis a scientific preparation, compounded ac-
eonling to the laws Matsrid Msdica.
2d-H cures the disease, and that too, without pro-
ducing another worse than the first.
Salt ditcdys improves the heaiih-not for day
but adds lasting benefit, testimonials will show
Try bottles Of each fairly, II will convince the most
ncrelulous hundreds have been cured with less guam
y and their testimony Is universal that Il Is the great
est medicine In the known world, powerful In operation
performing its work speedily aud with certainty. We
wish 10 be understood that does not by magic
that cures without any unpleasant sensations lncOn-
yenencc, but what Is few days In comparison TO years
Of suffering running the risk of Its terminating in that
worst Of all forms, Cancer that equally fatal dis
case, consumption Physicians say that nine tenths Of
all consumptiye originate In humors. Thousands
are dying annually by humors alone. To the afflicted,
we would only say, has cured thousands and In many
where they had been considered past all cure
man in New Hampshire Is using II Cancer, who has
been given up by his friends and medical attendants
past hep-by using bottle Of the Ointment he and
his friends are now confident II will save his life.
We would cite Of similar where II Is prov
inc equally as potent Believing the voice Of the alc-
tel more powerful than own, etthem speak Tor
II cures the salt Rheum scrOfua, Eryspeas, Whites,
Lsprosy Iancerous Ilumors, Ring Worm, scad Head,
Burns and Scalds. Ch5lans Piles, la preparation ex-
pressly BARRIERS Itch, Fever Sores and old Mercural
Sores however long standing. II all those
atous Pimples, Eruptiors and Moth or Mdew, from the
face leaving the skin perfectly son ani SMOOTH adding
greatly 10 the beauty Of the complexion Never In any
case Will Il leave the least mark scar IL VIII ara"
huars f.aa the s,~rnach, Lungs Throat, and from tue
Head and Eyes, by outward application. IL improves
the sight wonderfully, where the Eyes are troubled with
humOrs, by removing the difficulty AMI restoring the
sight.
PRICE or OINTMENT, sl.Oo. PRICE or SYRUP 90 CTS
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FOH SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Estate.

THE following described Real Estate, comprs.
Il ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the villages Of Saeo and Biddeford,
Willie sold by the proprieiors, at prices aud on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 m nrr.l,r, are
principally situated in Saco, between IL, Rail.
road Depo,s Of Bideeford aud Saco-a poIiiva OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, In
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
line view Of both villages. They are adyan,s.
geously situated Tor the residence Of persons hav.
ing business In either Saco or Bddelord, being
within six minutes walk OF Main street. and Pen.
perell Square, and five minutes walk or m. Ma.
chine Shop aud Cotton Mills Of the LAconia, Pep.
perell and Water Power Corporation. of Ridd..
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet onr and 40
feet wide, resting on granite piers, an with side
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, ,nd placing
them within three minutes walk OF uii6's Cor.
ner. From, this bridge a street is gtlded 10 m.
Railroad Crossings on Water street, which vii, be
extended To Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, sxtc-ding along the margin of tho
Saco River, amp TO Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Biddo
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous To the bridge, aud
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 be- sold
with the lot.
They will sell also in lots Of from one 10 1--WE
acres, as may be wanted, Tract OF land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lots SAID irsst
consists Of IL acres, and is situated on the We.i.
em 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
6y The proprie'ors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. l..
somes, Biddeiord; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
Manchester, N. II.
Tor further particulars; as TO prices and condi.
iioas, inquire Of ID. l.. SOMES, OF BiJdcIorJ.
Agent Tor the Propnetors. Sit