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MousxruL CASE OF ScicIDs:-Lovr, IN
TEMPERANCE AND Sn, MrRDrS. The La
fayeue (Ind.) Americsn has the following !;
Di,trssing Suieiis IN Jogan,port. We
IRE indebted TO Ex-Msyor o'Brian, Just re-
turned from Lossnspori, for the following
On Friday evening Of las, week. about dusk,
Spencer Davis, young man about twenty.
five years old, nephew Of the late General
Upton, blew his brains out with a pistol
loaded with seven bucisho,, under tho 'ol'
lowing circumstances:
He was a printer, and worked IN the Of
fee Of the Pharos had for some time past
been addicted 10 hard drinking. He had
been endsavoring to pay his addresses to a
young lady named Baldwin. who resides
on the island in the Wabash, by whom his
sui, was rejected. Ca Friday evening ne
wen, 10 the gate o; the house aud called
the young lady, saying he wished 70 Do
her goodbye, as he was going away up
on coming on, she perceived pisio! IN his
hand, which no was attempting 10 conceal
behind him. She Immediately ran into
the house in great alarm, fastened the door
aud sen, boy through tho back window
for her father, who soon arrived, and iOunC
Davis sitting upon The porch. As he enter
ed the gate, Davis rose up, and Mr.. Bald
win pe-ceiving pistol in his hand, which
be was in the act Of raising, said 10 him
"Davis, don't hurt me-" Davis replied
oNo, Baldwin, wouldn't harm a hair o
your head" and Immediately discharge
the pistol into his own RICH, temple. He
fell, bleeding cOpiOusly, with a hOrriG
wound in the head, on, Of which tho brains
Immediately oOzed. but, nevertheless, hi
lived several hours.
Young Davis has always been considered
m amiable, harmless and gOOd'hsar'eC
young man, and his funeral was attended,
by large cOncouFse Of symPaihizins
friends.
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n
/ AZ Ceait q frOeste held n south Berwick, within
and Coz the County ~ York. On the nrsI Monday In
Jaly, In the year ef our Lord eighteen hundred aud
n1y.nye, BY the Honorable Joseph I. Nys, Judge
of said Court;
IN the petition 81 Henry 'wsnrsn, husband Of
~ Martha A. wsurel, lals q Newton, IN the state
q Massachusetts,, In sad county, deceased, praying
that administration of the estate Of slid de< essed
may he granted TO Edward Z. Bourne, Of Ksnnsbunk
IN said county.
osBrsHp-That the petitioner cite the next cf ain
the heirs Of aid deceased and 10 al persons interested
IN salt estate, By causing a cory u this order
te he published In the Uaioa and Eastern Joarus.
ptnisd in Biddetofd, IN said county, three weeks
excessively, that they may appear Al frObste Cour,
TO Be holden az North Berwick, N said county,
the ht Monday In August nett stlsa oftbe elOek I'm
The fbfenooa. aRd shsw cause, N any they have,
why the prayer Of said Ps''i"a sAosd not hs srani-
~ Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register
AirsssepY. Ausst, FRANCIS BAcoN, Register
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FOR SALE, ~
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS;
And Other Valuable Real Estate.

THE following described Real Estate, compris.
y Ing Housc Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the Villages Of Ssco and Biddelord,
WILDE sold by the prophetos, at prices and On
terms favorable 20 purchasers. ~ 'fi'
The House Lots, abou, 400 IN nunber, AT.
principally situated In Saco, between the Rail.
road bepots Of Bideeford and ssco-a portion VI
them above the Railroad, and portion below, In
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
One view Of both villages. They arc advania.
grousiy situated for the residence OF persons hay.
| ing business in either Saco or Biddalord, being
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, Pep.
perrll and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong aud ~
feet wide resting on granite pier, an with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Diddeford, and placing
them within three minutes walk OF niib's Cor.
ner. Fronnihis bridge . street 10 gnded to the
Railroad Crossing On Water street, which will be
extended 10 Button Road. Other streets have
been laid out, exte.ding along the margin OF the
Saco River, and to Water street. mi. 7.
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 Bidds.
ford. l. a.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propns.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, ON
Springs leland, contiguous to the bridge, and
within two minutes walk OF the workshops aud
mills on said island. On one OF the lots is a new
Collage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot. 80
They will sell also in lots OF from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, and Is situated on the West.
em side Of the Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Ssco Depot.
| Wanautee Deeds will be given Of all ion sold
by the Proprieiors,. A. II. Boyd, saeo; ID. l..
Somes, Blddeford; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. II. William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as to prices and condi.
'loas, inquire OF d. Z. SoMES, OF BlddeIotJ.
Agent for the Proprietors. 5-I
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twelve acres Of good land, a
u Cottage House, with eigh; rooms, shed and
SIC aud other ouibuildipgs. &c. al nav aud IN
= nod aud Pleasant location, II being pait OF the
estate belonging To Widow Susan Long and stu
ated near Holt's Mills, West Denmark, aIe.
Across the road irom this IS iaIm OF iof,y
timber land, free from stumps and stones. The
whole will make one OF the best farms In Oxford
County, very easy OF access II icing at the forks
Of several roads leading 10 Fryeburg, Brownheld,
aud BridgtOu.
A dne Timber Lot OF forty acres, near the Saco
River, only quarter OF a mile from good land.
ing.
The above will be sold together, or in separate
dotS, IL not disposed of at private sale, viii be
sold al auction on the lSt Tuesday iRsSep,ember
next For terms, apply to Col. James Walker, OF
Fryeburg, Me., or Of I. ). Williams, Lynn. Mas.
>achuSetis %
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U. 8. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, BOTH
~ Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors. Marines, flota.
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers, Indians,
and all persons who may have served fourteen days In
any ofhc Wars Of the United States since the year
Inc law OF 1855 gives each Of YOU who have net heretofore
received Warrant for Land, One Hundred and Sixty
Acres And to all who have received Bocnty Land,
enough more to make One Hundred and Sixty Acres
In the case Of the death Of the person entitled TO LAID
bis Widow or II no widow the minor Child or Children
are entitled 10 the Bounty.
We are prepared 20 promptly prosecute all claims
for Land, and nH supply Justices Of Peace, County
Clerks, CommissioRsrs Of Deeds, NoisTio Public,
Lawyers and all Others, pih the necessary insfrue-
toni, and blank forms, free Of cost, on application,
by mail or Otherwise.
When desired we will sell he Warrant at the market
price, and remit check for process.
N. Il. COBB x CO..
- William Street, New-York.
pEyERrycEs-Dank Of the Commonwealth, New-York.
Ohio Life a Trust Company, New York.
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DR.. H. sCHENCK's %.
PULM ONIC SYRUP,

FOR the CUKE Or CONoOWT iiS"
THE Proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
years ago. reduced 30 low rs 10 be given Mp by his
physicians and friends In the last stage Of consumption
when all hopes OF ever getting well had fed, he was
strongly recommended to Try syrup made from an Old
Indian receipt, which succeeded In ehectuay curing hm.
The family physicians AMI large number OF Respectable
gentlemen testified 10 the facts In this cse, and soon the
pulmonlc Syrup obtained arepuation never equaed 10
that sec lon Of the Country Creating, as this case DID,
sensation second to that only OF miracle Dr. sehenek
was waited upon by many similarly afflicted, TO whom be
the syrup with the beneficial results
In fact such the notonety OF this meeine that en-
nent practicng physicians had their attention drawn 10
ward the rising reputation Of IT, from having Witnessed
is curative powers and frequently extended the hand OF
friendship and encourages TO Dr. Schenck and used
II IN their daily practice.
No other medicine operates In the manner that the Pull
monary Syrup does. ltproduces healthy action upon
the morbid parts, by purifying them from disease u
promotes the representations, aays the cough, rpens the
matter In the lungs and when II Is discharged, II heals
the opening that the breaking Of the tubercues or absess
produces and the lungs become sound and resume the
performance Of their natural functions IL also soothts
the rritated portion of the lungs and other organe, and
thus restores those parts TO health Asueror property
that the medicine possesses all others Is that con-
talns no OPIUM caomel any other deleterious drug
In 1871, DR.. Scheniek removed nom Remington, New
Jersey 70 Philadelphia, and commenced the practice OF
his profession, where he soon acqureia reputation ex
ceed by none In curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed ncuabe and he has since then daily pre-
sente 10 the world lncenestabe evidence Of his success
Both Of his parents died with consumption which APP
PEAR. TO have been hereditary disease with Ills hthers
family. Ahs brothers and sisters, except one, died
early Of this disease Of tht but the one brother,
reaching the age Of twenty.
some alarm as ons amer another were consigned 10 the
ton,h Inv this fell DESTROYER.
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no one SUFFERING rom hacknled Cough, Pain In The
Side restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole
train Of dyspeptlc sensations, and given up by their
physician. another moment without consulting the
EsCUI.APlUs. Have the married, OF those about 10
be married, any impediment, read this truly usefu
hook a 10 has been the means Of saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from tie very Jaws OF death.
b1rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive copy ofthis work
by mall OF 1--WE copies will be seat for oae dollar.
Address, (post paid) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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NOTICE THIS.

THE Proprietor, being unable, on account Of his
| feeble health, to attend TO his mechanical
business as formerly, will rent n privilege in his
spacious shops, for carrying on the Carriage-nak'
ing or yoinering business. Room sufficient to
accommodate AS many hands in either Of the above
branches as one would wish to employ. There Is
belonging TO the establishment a Horsepower
that drives Circular Saw, gig, &c. Also a
Turning Lathe, and Machinery for boring all
kinds OF work. t.
There is no, better located, or one more con.
venieni in the County Of York, for carrying on
the above business. fs
A large assortment Of Tools will be let. II want.
ed with the shops.
A Wheewnght is needed In the village. Car
riages have ~ be sent TO Kennebunk or Saco ior
For further particulars, inquire Of The suSseii no
er on the premises, or OF Sllas is::s,ns, " ''e
Post office. STEPHEN PENhiNS,c,
Kennebunkport, May Isl, 1856. 10
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, Is that
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
AVN uuMoR SYRUP. a

~ ~ ~
AND HUMoR SYRUP, a
u the greatest medicine eyroserei to the public for The
Uhas stood the test Of more than seven years, and In
ons Il TO IN public we are not ignorant Of Its opera
Ton. We know 70 be the grsafst allsrisier Of pain
sad n.gtrins 10 those Afflicted with any lind Of ~.
NOV and really of the greatest blessings TO mankind
ever before the public, show by the ssidsnss
Of hriAg UifHsssss, such ~ Hon. ALBrar WARRrs,
Mayor Of this city, Dea. WIN. H. kimbal, A. W.
J. r. O. Hayes. j. W. Csriston and host Of Others,
all m the doctors own neighborhood. ...f 81
This medicine Is different from all others, inAsmueh ~
E.-ni. ,sisntiae preparation, compounded %.
ooriing 10 the laws Matsrfa Msdiea. ..l
2.-H cures the disease and that, too, without pro-
ducing another worse than the first. -.
a.-H airays improves fAs hsdfh-not for o day
bat II adds lasting benefit, a. testimonials will show.
Try two botties Of each fairly 1t win convince the most
lpcreduous Hundreds have been cured with less guam
tty, and their tmony Is universal that Is the great
est medicine in the known world P0w, ,n IN SpsranoI
wish 10 be urersood that II does not cure by magic
that without any unpleasant sensations or incon
yenience, but what few days In comparison 10 year
Of suffering, running the risk Of Its terminating In that
worst Of all forms, Cancer, that equally az fatal dis
case consumption Physicians say that nine tenths Of
all eonsumptiye cases originate In humors thousand.
dying annually by humors alone. To The afflicted
we would only say, has cured thousands and In many
cases where they had been considered past all cure.
man In New nampshrei Is using II on Cancer, who hal
been given up by his friends and medical attendants q,
past help-by using one bottle q the OINTMENT he and
his friends are confident II will save his life.
We would cite OF similar where It Is prov
ing equally potent Believing the voice OF the aic
ted more powerful than own, letthem speak for
II cures the Salt Rheum scrofula Erysipelas, Whites
Lsprosy, Cancerous Humors, Ring Worm, scaid Head
Burns and scads Chlblains, Piles, Ia preparation ex
pressyl BARRIERS Itch, Fever Sores and old Mercuria
Sores however long standing 1t removes all those vex
atlous Pimples Eruptors, and Moth or Mldew, from Thu
lace, leaving the skin perfectly son and SMOOTH adding
greatly 10 the beauty Of the complexion. Never in any
case will Il leave the least mark or scar IL Will draw
humors from the Stomach Lungs, Throat, and rom tn
Head and Eyes, ny outward application improves
tths sight wonderfully, where the Eyes are troubled viii
Ihumors, by removing the difficulty and restoring th'
| sight.
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PAINTS! PAINTS! PAINTS!

A TARBOX has Just received a fresh LOT OF
a. Paints, which he has lately selected himself
which he otit,s TO sell nj the very lowest prices.
Mr.. TaIbox continues 20 cary on the business
or Hole, Sign and Carriage Painting Graining,
Marbling anu Paper Hanging, aud with the ex-
psriencc OF IL wears he is satisfied that he can do
work as well and as cheap rs any o'he, man
Mr.. Tarbox has secured the serI.s"es Of MI hen'
ney, the well known paper hanger, and nc now
ready 10 10 paperiny that canLst be surpassed Il.
quality or quantity. Mr. Kenney would refer TO
:. T.. SHANNON,
CHARLES TWOMBLY,
Paints mixed and Pots and Brushes loaned TO
those that wish 10 10 their own Painting.
ABIJAH TARB0X
(next door to Plerce's Bakep) 20u
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CARPETlNGS.
Notice.


NOTICE IL hereby given that Joel Moln,ire, OF
IN Hollis, in the County of York and State OF
Maine, on the Goth DAY vi February, A. ID. 1916,
by his mortgage deed Of that date, conveyed 10
William Perkins III, then Of kennebunkpor, In
said County, the following described premises, TO
wit: A certain lot ofland situated In Hollis aiore-
aid. being the farm on which said Joel lived,
bounded Southeastery by Land OF Benjamin A.
Goodwin and Army Deuneti, Norheasieriy by
land Of said bennett; Norhwesierly by the road
leading By said Dement'S dwelling horise, and by
land & Eigecomb Hill and Southwesiery by
land u Simon Buraham, containing fsy acres
more or les, with the buildings thereon, which
deed Is recorded On the l59th and l6Oth pages Of
the is9th box OF York County Registry Of Deeds.
And that the conditions OF said mortgage decd
have becu .rokcu, by reason whereof lnow claim
foreclosure and give this notice foe that purpose
in Pursuance to the Statute Of this State FOE such
cases made and provided. |
WILLIAM PERKINS.
June &c, 1856. 3w-2o
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.

DY The Act % Congress passed March J. 1855, all on
ID c,rs Solilers AMI Scanen who have seryel FOUR
rEEN DAYS In any % the Unitod States since
ilT5 are entitled to leo u land, they hAvs not
received L. Those who have reeVed 10 or 80 acres, are
now entitled % enough more make up the l6o. Those
Who have rcceve l59 not entitled 70 any more.
The hcnct % this Act extends 10 the widow and minor
chrn of the soldier but In no other heirs Those who
have heu enra-I In RATTLE are entitled TO 100 acres
without rcgarl 90 The periel - ,l,sr service.
Psrsons having claim. under this any ether Act,
will have them promptly attended 10 by calling on, or
writing 10, A. L. RICHARDSON L Co, IL Railroad
EScansc Court square Boston, who pay cash ior var
rants.
n. n. We have faithful and experienced Agents, In
Washington AMI make charge In any case unless
ve obtAln the lAnl.
Dcsson March O. ISIS 6mos.
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For sale, wholesale aud retail, BY REDDING g.
CO., s, State street; G. G. GOODWIN, 80, I'm
ion street; d. L. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
Saco, aud by the Proprietor, corner OF Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston, Mass. AT retail by all
Druggists and ApO,hecaries throughout the New
England States. 3mA
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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 lIyO,
by EMERY " LofuNo'
Saco, March s, 1855. -
NIB, All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled TO 100 acres more, and ws
have the necessary proofs and papers IN our pos
session. IL To- o. ID
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DOCTOR YoURsELP!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

TuNHE fflieth Edition, with One
y j Hundred Engravinss, Showing
Diseases and Nalformations OF the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which IL added q Treatise
on the Diseases OF Females, being Of
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
fiage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, 81. d.
Let no father be ashamed TO rre-
sent copy Of the d.sCULAPIUs to
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter int the sacred Obliga
ions Of married life without reading
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

PhiadsLphia.-Gilbert, wentz, Il Co., III Norn
clay St. demonstrating 3 Coz, No. State ST.
And every respectable druggist throughout the Unte'
States. 52-lyeop
| j. q. ROLLINS. Agent In saco.
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Sslcr or Oprxrsr, siOO. PRICE o, srsrr 50 CTS
HAYES PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES PILE OINTMENT,
certain care for Piles and all External Irritdfions.
Directions on the Bottles. Price, $l.00.
Read the following-it speaks for itselfi-
Laurence, June II, 1884.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by H. d.
Hayes Of this city, and being personally acquainted win
The Doctor feel pleasure In adding testimony 10 all
he Doctors claims for his medicine. Unlike other rem
etes in the Market this preparation performs its ONCE
speedily and with certainty The Ointment we have us
ed with the most happy result, aer yanly seeking re-
lief by free use OF Sarsaparas, Sayes, etc., etc. Our
experience fully ustaes In confidently recommending
II as the article and only known 10 performing
all It's claims.
A. y. BUNKER, THOMPSON,
A. W. STEARSs, ASA T. nANBoM.
pREPAREp by DIR. T. D. HAYES, and Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHARLES H. kent, General Agent for the Unit
ed States and Canadas, Nos. b Il Appleton BLOCK,
lawrence ST., Lawrence, Mass, 10 whom all orders
should be addressed. AGENTS for Bidddefcrd, DIR. J.
SAWYER and A. Sawyer. lyio
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CASHMERE SHAwLS.
Or. w. m. HASKELL,

DR. W. n. HASKELL,
M%k31A Offers his services to the public IN
ltnlp every operation belonging to his
profession lie carefully and with the leastpossl
Die pain performs all operations upon the natural
Teeth, and insets artificial ones, 10 the periec'
saiisfaction of all
OPFcI-No. o, Central Block, Biddelcrd.
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Is hereby giveA that Ire subscriber mas been duly ap-
Il painted Administrator q that estate Of William r.
Hooper, late q nillcEcl, In The County % York de-
ecss AMI has taken upon himself that trust b. given
bonls AZ the Law dirvcts Al persons having demands
against sail estate are requested 10 exhbi, the sans, AMI
al Prsoos iniebSsd 10 sad estate, ars called upon 10
make payment
paiel the seventh day Of June, iSSS s.-gI
EDWARD II. @. HOOPER
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY
MOTTO e .

ERANCIS YORK having been duly appointed
Il Agent ior the sole Of Liquors In the City o.
Blddelord, under the provisions Of the statute o.
the Stale, sn,iiled an act for the suppression o.
Drinking Houses and Tipping Shops the nhab'
itanis u said city arc hereby nouied that the
ON Liberty Street, near NJ. 81 II. Piercc's Bakery,
where they may be had "for medicinal and me-
chanieai uses" only, and where Selcctmcn OF
other towns may obtain syyp'y Of unaduliemtci
liquors Zoe agencies, es0Niahed In conformity
with the act Aforesaid.
FRANCIS uBk,
Agent to City Of Bddeford.
Biddeforj. May 2, 1855.
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MONEY TO LOAN

an WATCHES, JEWELRY,j SILVER
~ WARE or with any good security.
SHAW i CLARK, Jewellers.
rBiddeford, 1854. 52istf
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FARM FOR SALE.

rTNHE Subscribers will sell at private sale the
l. farm formerly owned by Mark Hill. Said
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
20 acres of excellent wood land, with some tim.
Der. II is well fenced and well waicred, has a
good orchard and good buildings. Any one wish.
ing to buy farm, pleasantly situated on the N.
w. side Of Tailor Pond, in Auburn, and within
four miles OF Lewiston Falls, can have Ihc same
for s3, $500, and immediate possession will be CIV
en- For information, enquire Of Sullivan King
man, Bartlett, N. H., or Luke Hill, Biddelord,
Me. SULLIVAN klNGMAN'
l3tf LUKE HILL.
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Bowdolnham, Oct. 10Th, 1854.
Ma. H,sKELL; Dear Sir,-l have worn set Of az
teeth two years. made BY you, and feel perfect,
~ satisfied with them they are petieet NJ, anu
And ,h.n Equally as goDd In ,mastc aing feod az my
natural teeth. They ate said by my fnends 20 look
perfectly natural. Respectfully yonr,,
VI. FULLER.
Dr. H. hiss dlled, extracted, and set both pivot and
Mate teeth for me, and with pleasure recommend
him 10 all wishing the services ora Dentist.
81 m. n. CHAMBERLAIN, BOwdoInham, Me
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r IFE AND BEAUTIES OF MRS. EARRING.
IL TON, RUTH HALL, b. FANNY FERN,
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
1855, STANHOPE BURLElGH, THE co.
IQUETTE, SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE
RY, by DIR. ADAMS, WING ALMANAC, MAG.
AZlNES FOR MARCH, just received at
10 MTTCHELL'S.
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To the Gentlemen.

GENTLEMEN who like TO wear A NEAT
" SETTING GARMENT, can hayo soe 70
their entire satisfaction BY ealing At
gu OWEN . AouLToNS.