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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
BOOTS AND SHOES

AT
SALE OR retail l..
IIAtGHT & SEAR have now opened their extern
III sive assortment Of BOOTS and H OES, aud are
prepared to furnish superior work to country mer-
chants and ShOemakers at Prices that Will compare
with those OF Chicago. 1tl&
Our Retail stock Is large and ofthe best manufac-
ture comprising all styles and every variety. Snail
PRovITs and qui, X sales is our motto-And all who
favor US with call shall be thoroughly convinced Of
the fact. e4 HAIGHT & SEARS,
Second St, one door from Perry,
May 3i.dwly NA OAVENPoRT.
balls and Parties.
r AIDES and gents Buffalo over shoes, Rubbcrs and
IL fine French Boots, Kips Of my manufacture and
extr boots and shoes that is
to iu the Queen cities ofthe great Northwest
Davenport Boot and Shoe one door below Burrows
& Pretty yman's mammo tn store Front Street opposite
the mill. $3.50 H JAMES JORDAN.
DayenportJan 25 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
LOTS IN UPPER DAVENPORT.

r have for sal, number of beautiful lots In UrPr,
i Davenport on the Mississippi River, one aud hal
miles from the Railroad Bridge, aforting beautiful
sites for private residences Paving 1ne views o nav
epport Rock Island al Moline also of the river for
several miles East and West. Some of these lots
well adapted for many kinds of manufacturing bust
ness and upon the others ARE fine stone giarries.
This property Is divided into lots to suit purchasers.
- --,-1 GEo. L. KICKOLl.s, ls.f
senY Cor. Main6 I'd ats.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
COAL!
lowrey, Thomas Z Co.,

HAVE cstab'i 'ished a depot for the sale ofihcir Sn
l L perior article of Coal near the Raj road dspo
enc door from Webher's Foundry. For fuel and
stoam il has no superori in this market, u will b
delivered in Davenport or IN Rock Island nanant
tics to snt pn,eha sers application al their yard
Haa lei, Inrn Z "A n -4-=4 b. 3
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

"B HICKMAN, N,MD. NJ. D. HICKMAN. NJ. d.
DRS. HICKMAN,
LcLScrlc PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS.
"nss on Braiy 81, East side. bot. I'd Il Sd.
T>nsiai attention tn Operative saSgery and
,"s%udi."sses Rrneva,ly.
u '6-dwH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
N0LINF PAPER MILLS.

MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
THE subscribers constantly making variety Of
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Miilin No
line, and will pay Cash for any reasonable quant! OF
good clean cotton linen rags. Ourtrave eingagent,
40. Churchill will call the Merchants through
cenrallowa and pay them in cash or paper for theiT
rags WHEELOCk d FERGUS.
Moline, June 30th, 1854. $50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
3fmflrp, Mf.
MORE NEW GoopS!

MORE NEW GOODS! s
THE undersigned would resp eetfuii, inform ne rub
lie that he has Just received and openipg cut
n Ne.s Le CIsire Row, q splendid stsck st y
NEW GOODS,
1}f4 Consisting In part OF
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Lamps, 1able-Vsro
lSilver and Britannial, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, rsn.knives and Cutlery:
Which added 10 his usual Stock and Variety, will
S him 10 supply the demands ofthe Fl bile In his line
with the best choice ~ 10 stye Pattern ard Quality
and he will be pleased to SUI ply them st ths veg lev
ess prices A. C.. BILLION.
Davenport, April 9Th 1854. tsfsts
Lamps!
A LARGE assortment OF Gas. Fluid and Oil Lamps
n now opening and for sale low At
may 20. ~ f0fs@f- grs A.C. BILLIONS.
Just 1sceived!l
ENROM n. York Manufactures, Fine Gold Huntirg
H and epen faee Levers, Gold Pens, Brosehes, Mar
sf@ IL BILLON's JcwelYy store,
Jan 10 No. 9 Il Clsiss keu.
Gold Pens,
A FULLassortments a. C. BILLIONS,
"A may ~.
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Moline.
SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,

SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
u,HE only establishmeniin the Westwhere
SHERWOOD'S CELEBRATED TURN1N
LATHE is used for turning PRisMATIC FORMS; sucba
Eepeis, Batsstcrs, Bed Posts, Table Legs, ,andot
work too various 10 emu me rate, with the
MoaLdings Of aN imfO squares 0f any number o,
taste may suggest. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work that fancy desire, and wing tbs
appearance of costly CARED nOrk.
r June IL, l6S4-tFw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

THE GREAT
NORTH WESTERN
CL9CT HIN q
Manufacturing N Emporium
Al On Brady ST., I'd door 5eiov ID, (Wesf side.l
For the Mann acture OF all kinds Of
Over Coats, Dress Coats, Business Coats, Pants
q H and Vests. Il II
HAVlNG just received one of the largest and bes
IL stocks Of goods ever brought West OF the Mis-
siss,ppi: Consisting Of Cloths, CRssim res,
Vehtfngs, &c., Of every variety. We are no "
prepared 70 maDufnctu order any every Gar
ment in our line OF business in manner
by none and wnrrs nted to ft. -
Gsntlemen's Furnishing Department,
Is full aud complete, comprising endless variety
Of Gents. SHAwLs,. White aud Fancy sHiRr; SAX,
W0otca and Cotton UKDEssmIRTs and DRAwxRs, 60
LARS, SrocKs, CkAvATs. NECK THIS, ARss Plain and
Essey sussEEDRRs: Gentlemen's Fall nnd Winter
GLOVES, Of every description; TailoF's Trimmings
Who'll esnle prices. 4 b-s .,4sss-se
Having permanently located in the city OF nav-
export. all We desire of mankind I'm general Is, To
look to their own interests Give a call, examine
goods and will guarantee that il good as
At reasonable price will please, they will not go
away dissatisfied. ,ssa541. -
A. CASTEEL l. CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29
An Open Field and Fair Play.
I1MEuSE STOCK or
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

- AT HoUSEL'S, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
TsHAVE just returned from New York with Re
nd best stock Of nne Wstthes and Jswelry
ever before offered in this market ] have gold
Watches from e9Oto SECS. Silver from IS to eoe.
Gold Chains from ~ 10 $50. Kings r. n tive His 10
5000. Breast Pins from elto SEQ.
would call particular attention To my stock 81 La
des' Watches, which EN- braces full variety or Paip.
Hunting and Enameled cases, and think can suit
The most faetidious. & isn1 a+ -
In short, my whole stock of Clocks, Watches. Jew.
elry Silver and Plated is full and complete and
much larger than has been brought TO this mar
ket, and wiilssn wholesale retail Ut prices II
will defy yalicompetition. zaV g5 ~ gss1N
Repairing done as usual at short notice.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-29

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
NN the Bluff, co mmanding hne view OF Rock ls-
land and Dav enport; the house is large and sub
stantially built, containing Rooms, Kitchen and
base ment with large hall first and second floor:
portco infront and porch in with well and els
tern. Terms hal cash, the balanceiD l2 months.
Apply at the Store Of
June diff B.&W KELLY, Frontst.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-04-20
DR, J. d. ECHENCK'S
MONIC SYRUP

FOX ThE CONe W SSNoS"S ssS"
THE Proprietor Of this medicine was himself nAny
phy,cians and friends In the last stage OF consumpson
When all hopes Of ever getting well had ned ~ ss ~
strongly recommended TO try syrup made nom an oIa
Indian receipt which succeeded In eectuaiy curing MN.
The family physicians and large number OF
gentlemen testified N the facts In ths case and soon tne
Pulmonc Syrup obtained reputation never equaed 10
that sec ion Of the Country Creating, this case dd
sensation second TO that only Of miracle Dr. schenck
was waited upon by many similarly aicted 70 whom ne
administered the syrup with the same benencai results
In fact such was the notoety OF this medicine that en-
inent practicing physicians had their attention drawn o
ward the rising reputation Of IT, from having witnessed
It's curative powers and frequently extended the hand Q!
friendship and encouragement 10 Dr schencx' Anu use
II In their daily practice.
No other medicine operates In the manner that the Pu-
monary syrup does. IL produces healthy action upon
the morbid parts, by purifying them from disease
promotes the expectoraons aays the cough, rpens c
matter In the lungs and when II discharged, heals
the opening that the breaking Of the ubercues or abses
produces and the lungs become sound and .esume .e
performance Of their natural functions II also soohes
The rrate portion Of the lungs and other orgsne, and
thu, restores those parts TO health superior property
mat the medicine over all others Is that u con-
tains no OPIUM caiome any other deleterous drug.
In lSIl DIR. schenlek removed from Wilmington, new
Jersey TO Philadelphia and commenced the practice OF
his profsson where he soon acquired reputation ex-
celed by none In curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed ncurabe and he has since then daily pre-
sened 10 the world ncentesable evidence OF his success
Both Of his parents died with consumption which APP
pears TO have been an hereditary disease with his ther
family Alhis brothers and sisters, except one, died
early Of this disease, none OF them, but the one pronef'
reaching the age Of twenty,
Thus len nearly the last Of his family, he naturally felt
some ALARM ms one AFTER another were consigned 70 the
tomb by this fell destroyer.
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n. n. n. DlscovERY-No. . !,
. anyways RgNovATIN0 REso LvENTi

po.ses,ss the most quick and potent power over al
ChronIe, serofulous, Syphllite, and tkin uissese.
In sIT hour asr the fnt dose 10 taken, the patent
,siii fssI In health renov aiins efficacy. Foa AL
I,uso.s-The most foul aud eosrupt humors will,
in few days. yield to the cleansing, purifying, and
,snoyatIne influence OF the T. u. Resolvenl The
most oathsoms Sores, Ulcer, Nooes, swsmnr, anS
n a few days By Radways Renovaint Resclysnt-
n ia take and the patient feels no dlsagss
Able sensation of sickness a the stomach. CHtosic
that have been lingering IN the syasn', coz
,un,ins The blood sosnns the bones Frustrating The
mu,ees, for ten, twenty, or forty years, have been
radically cured by Railways Rsnovaiing kesolvsnt-
GsrAT Luss MipIciHs roa AL Luse CensLAis ITO
Person. affected MIN Tsad I p Ccarh bsu
IIreathIne. OF spIiinf BLOOD, Radway's Rsnovatinf
Resoiyent WILL In a short time, remove all oostrie-
lions from the Lnngs and Throat. and impan strength
h no medicine In present use that has made 90 many
rapId cures Of Lung Complaints, u Radways Keno
yaiins Resoivent. One day win alter the diseased
condition OF the Lungs and check the rayasss OF de-
the ALLOWING Diseases BY using the Renovatins Re-
solvent ;-Chron!c rheumatism, Serofnla, Clandu.
lar sweiings, Hacking Dry Cough, Caneerous Ahec'
tions, syphiic Complaints, Bl,edna OF the l.nngs,
Dpsases. Female Complaints. Dy,pepsia, waisf
Brash Gout, Ricketts,, Salt Rheum, Dronch iis, Con
sumption, Liver complaint. Feeble men and women,
whose nup,ial beds for years have been eouehss OF
disappointment and will ind Railways Remove
ting resolyent true renovation and inviEerator Of the
diseased and disabled parts Al unsoandness 10 re-
moved IN few days, aud every organ In the system
restored 10 health strength and vieo Nervous peo-
pie should take Radwnyfs Resovaiing Resolvsn', ~
viii make the most nervous, weak, gloomy, and do
jected yicms OF nervousness, feel healthy, Vigorous,
and happy. Pfic OF r. n. Rssolvsnt, u per bottle
For the remarkable efficacy Of RadwnyS heeuia.
tors, the most perfect pleasant and eneesa Iemsay
I'm the form of pills, In use, see next weeks paPct-
one of the n. Regulators 10 dose. Soa w Dfus'
gists everywhere.
H. ii. HAY Druggist, Portland, general AGENT for the
State Of Maine AGEsrs-J. Sawyer, ii. d., Biddeiordj
T. Gilman J. @. durham, J. q. Rollins, Saco A. War.
rem, Kenncbunk slas Derbyc L. Weber, Alfred. 10
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-04-20
Extraordinary Cure OF Mrs. Hunneweli.


Mrs. Hunnewcll, Of scarborough, had for two years
ami ten months been afflicted with n most distressing
cough with extreme pressure OF the lungs, and other
painful symptoms. During this time she had employed
good physicians and aiken many u the popular adver-
tsed remedies without experiencing any permanent ben
eft. Many nights she obliged to BIT up for hours,
not being able to breathe and lying down, her friends de
SPARED Of her recovery. La June she was induced 10
try Rev. W. Clarke's Great European Cough Remsjy-
trial bottle, 25 cents, greatly relieved her. and encour
aged her to try large one, cents and to the astonlsh
ment Of all whe knew her, these two bodies without any
other medicine whatever, completely restored her 10
health, which sac continues 10 enjoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. hunnewell hold themselves ready 10
swer all inquiries respecting Me above extraordinary
cure and are satisfied that the European Cough Mix
ture Is the best remedy known for Coughs and Disorders
OF the Chest and Lungs and as such they recommend II
to the afflicted.
They also state that Mr. Watson one Of their neigh.
bors who was considered by his friends to be In Con-
sulption, was persuaded to try the European Cough
Remedy, and the result was rapid recovery.
Remarkable cure Of Phthisic NTH a sercre Cough,
communicated by EIr. Brepster, Postmaster,
Curtis Corner, august 20, 1858.
Rev. WALTER CLARKE. Dear Sir.-Mr. samue
Shaw, residing In Greene Kennebec Co., Me-, has been
afflicted with the Phsc jr number Of years, for the
81 winter he distressed for breath that he could
not lie down, at last, hearing Of the European Cough
Remedy, he sent for bottle and commenced taking IT,
he greatly relieved by the first Dose and from that
time he restel well q. night, few bottles completed
cure and he desires to recommend the medicine &c
others, as he fully assured that Is worthy Of the ut
most confidence.
Trial bottles, rs cts-Large bottles containing the
quantity Of four small ones, 20 cents.
Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, Cornish, Me.
For Sale, In saco by 7. GILMAN. BiddefOrd, DR..
Lord-Union 0Ssee. Kennebunk, s. Clark. Kenne-
bunkport, Carrier. Wells, Daniel Liiisfeid, 3rd.-
0gunquit, q. Liitisfeid Cape Neddeck, Gorrinnsr.-
Kittery, Eii. Libby. North berwick, Snoic South
Berwick, Thompson. Great Falls, Stevens and J.
James. Milton Mills, For. epringyale Lord. Alfre1,
Newheld, Wood. West Eewneid, Loud. South Par.
sonshed, Hilton. And by agents In most towns In the
State. eff
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FOR SALE,
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Estate.

THE following described Real Estate, comprls.
Il ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco and Biddeford,
will bc sold by the proprietors, at prices aud on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 n number, are
principally situated In saco, between tho Rail.
road Depots Of Bidceford and Saco-a portion Of
them above the Railroad, and portion below, In
q pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
a fne view OF both villages. They are adysnta.
geousy situated for the residence OF persons hav.
ing business In either Saco or Bddeford, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pen.
perell Square, and i've minutes walk Of tho Ma.
chino Shop aud Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep.
percll and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford. substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
fee, wide, resting On granite pier, andwi,h side.
connecting the lots with Biddeiord, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Sni,h's Cor.
ner From this bridge q street Is gfadcd 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which vii, be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, EXCEEDING 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 intcrsect with Market street, which
passes across tho above described bridgcto Bidde.
lord.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one Of the lots is n new
Cottage 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, tract Of land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of N acrcs, and is situated on the West.
EN- side Of the Railroad, and runs to the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
OF the Saco Depot.
Wanan,ee Deeds will be given of all lots sold
BY the proprietors, A. n. Boyd, Saco; d. L.
Somes, Bddcford Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. H.; William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as to prices and condi.
,ioas, inquire OF d. E. SoMES, Of Bidde(ord,
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PAINTS and OIL.

DURE White Lead. "Lewis" and "Unlon," Prime
i Engilsh Lnseci Ol, ChrOme Green, pure, dry, and
In on, Chrcue Yellow Iure, Dry, and In OIL ira Prus
slAn Hue dry, and In Oh, Chinese vemilIon, scaris
&C., &c, Just receiyed and for sAl,at loo rates.
It's ID. l. MI ClIELL
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ApowH.EAsr AaRICUIToR. =

uHallo, my good friend, can 700 inform
ma how Ear il is to the next house !"
Jonathan started op-leaned on his hoe
b.ndle-res,ed one foot on the gambfel Oh
his sinister leg, and replied,
aHallo, yourself. how'd dew.-wai, !
CUES, I can. 'Taint near as Tar rs II nseo
10 be a.ore they cut the woods away--'hen
II was generally reckoned. four miles, oul
NOW the sun shrivels up,he road, and don't
make more'n few. The !fus, house you
came 10 IA a barn, and the next is hay
stack : bu, old Hoskin's house is on beyon.
You'll be sure 10 NEE, his gals long before
Won pe, there tarnal rompin' critters, they
nlapue our folks more'n little. His sheep
o., INTO our orchard. Dad sets the dog ar
fer the sheep and me arier the gals-and
The way he makes the wool and the petit
Goals Ay, is sin TO snakes"
al see you are inclined TO DO facehous,
young nan-pray tell me how 1t happens
iha, QUE Of your legs is shorter Than Inc ON
er"
never lows anyone TO meddle with
NV rrass,ansler mister, bu, seeln' IFS you,
Pil ,.ll YOU. was born 80 at my tceiler
request. so ,ha, when hold a plough
can 90 with one foot m the fuuer, and to'her
on land, and not lop over; besides Il is con-
yenirn, when NOW round sidehlil."
avery good indeed-how 10 your po'a-
toes come on "
1They dom, come at all digs 'em oui
and IN ,re's an everlasting snarl oil EN- IN
each hill" =,
- Blu, they are small. perceive &,
al
ayes, know il. You see we pIah'ed
some whop2in blue noses over IN 'hai ere
patch there, and they fiourished so alfred,
iha, these ere stopped CROWN Jes, our oil
spite, cause they know'd they eou'uh Keep
up" .,o,Id
:" Yon appear 10 DO pretty smart, should
think that YOU could afford a oeuer nat
Than tina, one you wear" a..
"The looks ain, nothing; IFS all IN Inc
behavior. That ere hat was my religious,
Sunday.go io.mee,in' hal, and it's chocS
full of piety now. I've go, better one al
hum. bu, don't dig Eaters IN H. no
how ."
"You have been in these parts some time,
should guess"
al guess so iew. was born'd and got
nv hrol'n' up in tina, ere house, but my ma
tive place is down in Pordunk.'
"Then you say j; is about three and a
half miles 10 the next house "
Yes. sir; twas a spell age, and ! don't
think It's grown much shorter SINCE"
"Much oblised-good bye"
Goodbye 10 ye. That's a darn slick
mare Of yourn."
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Valuable House for Sale!

TINE Subscribe offers for sale, orin exchange
l. for other property,,he large aud comfortable
dwelling house In which he formerly lived sill
ua,ed ON the corner Of South and Kossu,h SIS.
The house is in conn 'e,e repair, convenient IN,
its arrangements, and vary pleasantly located
and has large aud cxcen,nt garden alta 'hei.
well siock ed with choice aud thriving hut trees,
strawberries, raspberries, gGosebeuies, &c., &c.
This offer sworh the attention OF any man who
may wish to secure first class residence in this
iourishng village. ID. l.. SOMES.
Biddeford Feb. 4, 1884. Oil
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Took HER WITH uIM. I, will be remem'
bered tina, last fall the editor OF the Green
Bay Advocate, (Wis.) during his absence
leii his wife 10 edit the paper, and tina, she,
being good whis, took the democratic
ticket down from lis columns, and wrote
some cool energetic whig editorials. The
editor i, seems has been called again TO the
capital, aud through his substitute, announc-
es as follows, on March %
Our editor has gone 10 Madison, and in
order to make sure thing Of il, and pre-
ven, The appearances OF any more wing ed
i,orials, has taken his wife with him.
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CASHMERE SHAwLS.

Nov oPeuing, the Larye,i, Cieaps,i, ana
IN Beat assortment OF CASHMERE SHI WIS
ever offered in this city. Some new designs, ant
warranted free from cotton. Please call and ex
anime. l. II. CHOPPER,
IL No. hooper's Brick Block
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~Ina late speech by Victor Hugo,
occurs The following among other remarka-
bic passages
"Jusiice is ,heorem punishment as
exac, as Euclid crime has its angles OF re-
Election; and we men ,remble when we
perceive in the obscuriiy Of human destiny
the lines and figures Of tina, enormous &c.
omeiry which the crowd calls chance and
the thinking man calls Providence"
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TID]TGS RlDH TIT SEAF OF WAR
not nearly so interesting, especially 10 the afiict
i rs the following cAsEs OF CURES performed by the
Great European Cough Remedy.
FROM DIR. RUST.

Read them and Judge for yourselves, and II you are
similarly afflicted have any disorder Of the chest and
lungs, give the medicine fair trial.
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUER RE0TYPES.
If you wan, good nice Miniature call on
E. n, M'kEMNE

= II. makes his own specinens-gets the hrsi
premiums, makes no ni,y ceat daubs that will
G,de ont m a few weeks, bu, he does make better
k,gt,erreotypes than can be obtained at any other
place in this vicinity.
is acknowledged by all good judges that Z.
n N,Kenaty', Miniatures are far superior 10
anyolher in this vicinity McKenney don't boast
n a, he can make the ehsapest and n'eaHssf PIC
lure bu, tina, he can make The best, and sell them
a,,he same price tina, others sell an inferior quail.
~. McKsnney Of Biikef6ri, would have II dis,
,inc,ly understood that he Is in no way connected
with any of the ity cen, SOP shops, but that he
,ra,rants all Of his work 10 be done IN The rery
5,,t manner. having been located in Biddelord
more than five years, Clong before any. OF III,
neivhbor artists took miniatures In this vlcini,y)
all have had a chance of knowing whether ms
Daguerreotypes fade ornot. lie makes all sizes
and STYLES fom the largest to the smallest, single
ar in groups. GOLD L0CKErS and FANCY
CASES constantly on hand.
Doat mistake the place, but call at
No. 6 Central Block, Biddeford.
p. S. E. II. Mckinney has one OF
Palmer & Lonskins's Patent Machines,
for polishing plates, that canno, be surpassed vi
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DE-. BROOKS

NLoSED business IN saco Ave months ago In conse-
~ quence Of IN health aud he has given Sufficient notice
ior settlement Of accounts But again ne wouid say 70
all those having unsettled accounts ayans him to pre-
sent them Tor Immediate payment, and all indebted 70
MN are requested 10 make payment before The hrs aay
Of December next, wihou. h. The vile and prudent
VAL 10, neglect and thereby incur cost r these ACCOUNT.
yet al, can pay pr. brooks.
Dr. Brooks hereby tsnisr, TO his numerous friends and
paying patrons his sincere thks for past hvors ssu