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on common platform, and laboring together for
the promotion of a common cause a spectacle
rare as twas beautiful,
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FUTURE DAYS.
HOSE AND LOT FOl. SALE

will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
On the premises Saturday, the 10Th day OF jun
1859, at 4 o'clurk, r. NJ the House and Lot on loft,
s'n street in the city of 'ynchbrrg fronting sad street
81 f al, and running on'l &C fcl together with In,
Pfiy lge Of IN foot alley aipping t1e l. rs of Dr.,
james Saunders, PrrroN aud otter4, being The same
prop rty conveyed to Jaoc Turner by VIM d Ghtf.
tnn trustee, by neod dated lhe 2}i day OF Ocr 6er
1879, and recorded ia the Cluk'- Off If the C,Iit
al ilusn.s for iii" city Of Lydclburg The sail lqnc
c tn nrr having departed ibis / f., the title L. the
nboyc proprrry has become vested in u, as her only
trir,#t law.
IIrtr e sale viii bc liberal and ma lie kaoyn At
the time of sal, if not sd pr.vl'cly before.
This property /, vry valuable, an well erts the At
tentjon f purchaser. LAR%IN B. TURNER,
Iupe dti Gum" MARY f. TURNER
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I II a EL.--Tn
L fui>ua -" OF decree al the Court of Huuin1s
fl The city Of yuchburg. rendered in tho sui; of Fall
Wi Counrl sc shalt, As Commissioner in said
d"crr" named. proceed 20 sci, At the Mnket House, N
al city. on urd,y. the l.rh jun 1855 at o'clock
NJ. ia" House and l. ia Sandy fio X, described in
.Fi suit with the imp ">rnrnt. thereon, upon credit
al q AMI Il munhs. th" rn, chaser giving negotiable
nut wei! endorsed f. rtqral portions Of the purchase
money.
I3is pr perry i. luabr, and we'll deserves the
onIion ul purc ns"t-. Fla" tile il believed h be per
hc md will tonvy such tile only j. vested in me
lay ,nid decree WM. I. IANCEI, Comr.
lunn LII.
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N1s
IL
NEW CONCERN.

TKNIE undersigned having yui ch scd the entire stock
Al of Mr. y. r. Lyman, and 'Hhep the large and well
Known stutp e. doors OF the corner Main Mar
ket streels) atcy occrur by tim, viii continue the
Auolhccary and Dug Business under the Kane and
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'sNO COACH MAkERS.-A GOO snPn'Y OF o ,e
1 spoke; Froe,; Moss; Point Sahi ba"l' w,
Spripg,; Sifve, Brass Japaned anI Ivory ads1 40
EnpuIled Leather; Enanelled and plan Patent Qiota'
Patent ,,her: Dash Bonrds; L4ces aud other gooo'
used u, Uunch Slalcr. just hanL and lo, sale BY
juno In j. u. u"h'''' -
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LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.

Our neghbor presented his readers in his last
issue, with the opinions of the New York Eve
ming Post, in regard 10 the Virginia election and
the character of Know -Nothngism in the
State. The Post has another article touching
the election 10 which, as our neghbor may not
have sean IL we invite his attention
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udb, regularly path ai7r aaent- lbrousboa t,e Unit
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nGET F0's INVALlDs.

I VIII y WFa FVFAEEDS.-T0 fe Atr0W
~ Roof Prn Barley Baker', Cocoa Baker. Bro.
ma Macaroui, futna, C",n Starch S,eo. for sale at
jnne IT. J. ~ THOMPSON cos.
DURE MEDICINAL LiQUORS.-Finr old b 49,. 3,
L Martina Vine, Par, juice Port Win". 1rrcr.
Sche Ian Scuapp>, tor medicinal uri for ,ale y
Jun t. j. II. THOMPSON CO.
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1NHE undersigned returns hi. thaats 70 his irenl- il
! Virginia Tor their lbern patronage tie late firm
Nance < Giasseli and hegs 'ave arecorninend To
new house their favorable Consideration. nssrting
them that they may have every cnrfleu.r IA the'n.
iunc S-d3w THOMAS J. NANCE.
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CAMPHENE EuRNiNG FLUID AND LAMP
" OIL always oa f.Ial mi lot sne by
aTEDrH n ! HHlTEhEAD
june is Sa,eess-t, - D. r Lyman.
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MULES. MULES, MULEs-Wju a,qiqs

VI IN yochtu & the 20th list Of June, Ia
Mn pm 10 yeas cid and will remain at JOSEPH
CIrurn's Stable or o iva DAYS only. All pei
in want 81 good Mules vii please call ald Look Tor
tAem-evr~. Term. liberal
jaar dSr.S LEE & OVERLY
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Judge Wells misrepresenting Il
Maine Law

judge Wells speech OF Alfred ON the 4th
of JulS, as reported in papers which sup
port him, contains the following glazing I'M
truth:
asappo.e. says Mr. w, you are found carry
in, Ii1n,r from one place 10 another, contrary to
The prprisIons Of section Uh-you have obtained
The iiouor out Of the State of some agent-you
are returning home in the honest possession oil H.
intending TO use IL for a good purpose, but the
very fact that yOu are carrying IL Is pnma iseie
evidence OF intention TO violate this Jaw Tour
6nuor are takea anu you with IL, and you con-
Jem.ed 10 suffer a seye.e penalty, HHless you edl
p.Dts tAat yOH are innocent
Now Section 7th Of the Liquor Law does
not have the slightest reference to private
individuals, but only alludes to public car
riers is precise language is as follows:
Sect T. No stage driver express-man, CON-
moncarrier, teamsler, Or ether agent, shall carry
from place 10 place within this state any liquors,
except for agencies provided FOE in this act, under
penalty Of 6Le Of twenty dollars and costs,
~c.
IL will therefore be seen at once, that this
does not interfere in any manner with the
right Of o private individual to carry liquor
with him, II he chooses to do 50. The de-
sign Of the section was to cut OF the stream
Ct liquor which was finding its way into the
State, by means Of our various stage lines,
expresses, &c, and Judge Wells knew thi:
TO be 30. What shall we think OF a mar
who is thus willing. before public assembly
to state that which he knows 10 be false =
KenntbSe Journal.
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&C. Every day we hear Of citizens who
voted for Paris and Reed las. year, who
now declare that they shall vote for Morrill,
Journal.
For every man you will name, Mr.. Journ'
al, who last year voted for Paris, and who
will this year vote for Morrill,, we will name
yen ten who last year voted for Morrill,, but
VINO viii this year vote for Samuel Wells
AdUptGte.
Well. neishbrr, in tho town Of Auburn
alone US We are informed by very relible au-
thor;ty, democratic authority, too,) there
are not les thar thirty gentlemen who yo-
ted FOR Paris las; year who openly declare
sheir intention to vote Tor Morrill, at the Sep
tcuhc- eley tim We know Of others in
IN tnwn whU vl.cI Cor Reed at the last
election. who will vote for Morrill, this year.
IL the town Il Drnyiile. we know Of sever
al gen leineu (twrnty Mt least,) who voted
for Reed in "a, who will vote for Morrill, in
'i5. We should he most happy to enlighten
the editc- OF the Advocate US TO the names
OF these gentlemen, but do not feel ut liber-
ty to do 80 without consulting them. But
one thing you may rely upon, and that IS,
the facts above stated are strictly true, and
If any gentleman doubts it, we can give the
names o! gentlemen who will vote for Morr-
i'll this year. who voted for Paris and Reed
last year. TIE democratic authority" we
speak Of, Is a gentlemen who has always
been melnhsr oil the democratic party, and
for au:ht we know, is to this day.-LsiriS-
Ton Pulls Journal.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, So. A,lthe Municipal Court Of the
city of Bidi,iord, in the County Of York
holden at the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid
deiord, on the seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward t. Bourne, Jr, Judge OF said court,
! William NJ. A. w. Todi versus jeremiah Per-
kins, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr., in a
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
the day of the purchase Of this writ, being In
debted to the plaintiff in the SUN OF iweniy-sey
EN- dollars, accounting TO the account annexed, then
aud there, in consideration thereof, promised the
plaintiff To pay him the same sum ON demand,
yet, though often requested thereto, said defend.
ant has not paid said sum 10 tie plaintiff, but neg.
lects aud refuses so 10 do, To the damage OF the
said Plaintiff, las he says,) the sum OF my dol
lars.
Writ dated April lllh, 1855 And i being
made TO appear TO the Judge OF said court
tina, property OF said defendant has boon attached,
on said writ, aud that the defendant, being out oi
the State, has had no notice OF the said action,
il is ihercupon ordered by the said Judge that the
said Defendant be notified Of the tendency OF this
action by publishing an abstract OF the writ, to.
gether with the order Of the court thereon, in the
Union aud Eastern Journal, newspaper publish
ed at BiddelOrd aforesaid three weeks success.
ivey the last public alton 10 be prior to the third
Monday in August, A. ID. 1855,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy Of the or
Attest EDWARD E. BOURNE, JR., Judge.
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PATENTS

a MEXICAN AND FoREroS 0vTicF, AorScr 20, I'm.
nkss sIrs U. y. PArrSr OsrIcr, wIsHNcroy
Z. Saatc 90, e.ten. opposite Kilby st INpOR.
oaS ~. EXCLAMATION To INVENT.
once under the act Of isJI determined 10 p,e,sn, al
1antags In applying Tor Patents superior 10 tbo.. o,r
al Inventors ~ others, has made h.-h,
on applications prepared and conducted or him. Iu,s,y
poL.. gn'.saa Of $40 a. paid back by Othsr) viii b.
rsmtd " him In case % failure 20 obtain pat.nt .nI
the withdrawal through him within thirty ds,. M, a.
rejection Caveats, Specifications, Assignments. ana an
necessary papers and drawings Tor pfourns p,tsn,. I'm
this AMI foregn Countries. pparel and aISce rendered
on essI si ,esntlne matte" respecting inventions and
Inyentors cannot only here obtain their classification.
on The most reasonable terms, but avail rtassye. Of
The experience Of ~ years. practice an extensive library
OF legal aad mechanical works, AMI correct accounts ~
patents granted In this and other countries bsdss nr
saved journey TO the usual great
a well as personal trouble In obtaining their patent. -
Copies Of claims Tor any patent furnished BY rcni,tlnr
ons dollar. Assignments recorlsl at Washington.
il. ii. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents
during ihe time occupied the oiice u Cotnm.slon.
or Of PATENTS IL H. EDDI, Esq, Of boston, did busne..
AZ the Patent Ofice Solicitor % Patents Their we're
few any persons occupying that capacity who hal "a
much business before The Patent once and there wer,
none who Conducted II with more skI fidelity AMI sus
eesA Iregard Mr. EDDY Of the beet informed ani
most sknl Patent Solicitors In the unl,. states AMI
nave no hesitation assuring Inventors that they cannot
employ person nor competent AMI trustworthy, AMI
more capable OF putting their applications In form ~
the Patent Once. ~
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner q Patents"
1, N "PArNr orScE,--
"sRi-four facilities fOr the prosecution OF .by b..I
ness connected With this Office equal 10 tho.s Of any
other agent. am very respectfully, yours. 3e M-iy
THOMAS EWBANk. Commissioner Of Patents"
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SC III Il N K's
MANDRAKE PILLS

win be found possess those qualities necessary to the
total eradication Of all bilious complaints, prompt 10
start the secreOns Of the Liver and give healthy tone
to the entire system. Indeed, Il IL no ordinary discovery
In meca science, to have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints which deyslope all the results pro.
duced by heretofore free uss Of caomel-a mineral
Justly dreaded by mankind and Acknowledged to be de-
sructie In the extreme to the human system That the
properties Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
Of calome. without It's injurious tendencies, Is now an
admitted act rendered by scientific research
20 and those who the Mandrake Pill. will become
fully satisfied that the best medicines are those provided
by nature In the herbs ami roots Of the fields.
Tie Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious de-
rangemens without salvation the injurious effects Of
calone other posons The secretion OF bile promo
ted by these Pills, win be by the altered color OF
the stools, and disappearing Of the salow complexion,
and cleansing u the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box OF Pills,
and the price Of quart bottle Of the sea-Wsed Tonic
and box 81 pills oombnel Is only one dollar. But sepa-
rate boxes Of pills be hal Of any Of the agents for Is
cents.
These remedies prepared under the personal super
vision Of Dr. H. Schenck, proprietor Of schencks Pull
monte Syrup, the well established remedy Tor eousump-
tion Bronchitis, Coughs Colds Sc Sc., and The invent
Of the celebrated espirometer Tor examining and de-
tecting all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, &c.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

1.-TWO FARMS, situated IN Parsonsfeld, known
/ as The Tuck Farms. One on which !
now reside, containing about one hundred and
ioy acres Of excellent land suitably divided into
,illage, pasiuring and woodland: On said farm,
there are about three thousand Sapling Pines
large enough for building purposes, TWO good
Orchards, a good House; two Barns, and never
| falling water Said Farm cuts from fifty TO sixty
tons Of hay annually is well fenced, mostly by
stone wall. except the Southern boundary, which
| 8 by a running stream. :,
Tie other lies adjoining, now occupied by James
NJ. Tuck, formerly owned by Jonathan Tuck,
Esq, p NJ. of Biddelord. Contains about ninety
acres, cuts from twenty-five TO ihirytons OF nay.
On said farm is twostory House, thirty by ioriy,
well finished inside and out, with an l. attached.
twenty-five by nineteen feet, In which are two
large boilers set. good barn, situated ninety
feel from SAID L, Is connected herewith by a
she'd one story and half high, twenty-five feei
wide, divided into a wood shed, harness and
carriage house, and other convenient apartments
also good Corn Chamber the whole length
There are two good orchards, In which about two
thousand scions have been set and commenced
bearing. also a Young orchard containing one
hundred trees of choice fruit, been set three years
There are two good wells OF water ON said iarin.
Also pasture lot, situated about one half mile
from the above farms, containing about sixty
acres, on which is large orchard.
Said Farms arc bounded on the West by one Of
The most beautiful sheets Of water in America,
three miles long by two wide, and known a,
Province Pond. They are under good state OF
cultivation, and will be sold at great bargains.
ANY one wishing TO buy good farm in beau
ltiful location, will be directed TO one by calling
'upon James NJ. Tuck, Parsonsfeld, Jonathan
Tuck, Esq, p. NJ, Biddeiord, or jeremiah NJ.
Tuck, Salmon Falls, N. II.
The above property will be sold at Public Auc
ton (either together or separately, as may best
suit the purchascr) on Tuesday The 4lh day o
September next, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj, unless pre-
yiously disposed of. Also the Stock Consisting
Of about thirty head Of neat cattle, and two
wear old Colts Hay aud Farmina ,oos,
Terms made known ut sale. Possession given
May Let, 1856. SAMUEL TUCK.
Panonsfeld, May LIST, 1855. IL
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FOR SALE
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSEHOLDS
And other Valuable Real Estate.

TINE following described Real Estate, compris.
L ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco and Biddeford,
WILDE sold by the proprieiors, at prices and On
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 IN nrnlL.r, are
principally situated In ssco, between the Rail.
them above the Railroad, and portion below, In
pleasant and healthy location, and comms nding
tne view OF both villages. They are adyants.
geously situated for tbs residence OF psrsons b.y.
ing business In either Saco or Biddeford. heinz
within six minutes walk OF Main street, and Pen.
perell Square, aud I'VE minutes walk OF the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the I.aconia Pen.
perell and Water Power Corporation, of aiddr.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ony - mi 40
feet wide, resting on granite piers an win 80.
walks has been built across the Saco River. ,hu.
connecting the lots with Biddeford, ,nd placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
ner. Fronith bridge street IL gsaded 10 m.
Railroad Crossing~on Water street, which will bs
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, 9xic-ding along the margin of tbo
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 bridget to Bdds
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned. the propris.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale. on
Springs Island, contiguous to the bridge and
within two minutes walk OF the work shops and
mills on said island On one ofthe lots is a new
Collage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They will sell also in lots OF from one TO i've
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. SAID tract
consists Of a. acres, and is situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxton
road, The line striking that road within few rod.
of the Saco Depot.
Wsrraniee Deeds will be given OF oil lots sold
Sy Tue Propreiors,, A. II. Boyd, SGco; ID. Z.
s,nns I, nude'oh Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. II. William p. Newell
Manchester, N. H. N'"'
ror further particulars, rs to prices and conJi.
iioas, Inquire OF ID. L. SoMES, OF BiddeIocJ.
Agent for the Propretors. ST
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SHAW & CLARK, Prcprietors,
QIDnEEnRn ME-. u. 8. A.

Sold wholesale aud retail by the Propretors
aud at retail by L. Gilman, ID. l. Mitchell Libby
* Towne, and Charles Murch, SacO, L. shaw
aud Salter E,ncry S Co, Sanford John Merrill
aud Samuel Lord, Springyae WIN ii. Connanl,
silas Derby aud SaywIrt & Webber Alfred; A;
Warren, Kennebunk; and by all the principal
Apo,hecarIies aud Dugsis, throughout the Unl'
ted States aud Canadis James ii. Chadbourne
& Co, Wilmington, North Carolina, wholesale
agent, Tor the Southern, Middle and Western
States; Weeks g. Potter, Boston, agents Tor
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Conhecticui
Pond * Morse, Rutland, VI, agents for Vernon
John ). Hayes, Great Fdlls agents for New Hamp
shire Rugg & Wilton, Montreal, agents for the
CanadaS.
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, 10 that
HAYES ALLIED ONT ENI
AND HuMOR SYRUP,

Is the greatest medicine ever offered to the public for the
cure Of all llumOrs.
IL has stood the test Of more than years. and in
Offering 10 the public are not ignorant OF Its opera
ton We know II to he the greatest a,uator Of pain
and suffering To those afflicted with any Kind Of Az.
NOR and really Of the greatest blessings 10 mankind
before the public, can show by the sridenes
Of HUNG ritnsssss, such as Hon. ALBEIT WARREN
Mayor Of this city, Dea. Vim. NJ. Kimball, A. W.
stearns, A. T. sanborn, 8. I. Thompson, A. Bunker
j. " c. Hayes J. W. Carleton, and host Of others
all In the doctors own neighborhooi.
This medicine Is different from all others, inasmueh al
that,
lst.-Itis scientific preparation, compounded 40
corilng to the laws Mattria M,diea.
M.-H cures the disease, and that, too without pro
ducing another worse than the first.
SILT diirdys improves the htdih-not for day
but 1t aids lasting benefit, testimonials will show.
Try two bottles Of each fairly 1t will convince the mos
ncrelulous Hundreds have been cured with less guam
ty and their testimony Is universal that IL Is the great
est medicine In the known world, powerful In operation
performing Its work speedily and with certainty. w
wish to be understood that II does not cure by magic,
that II cures without any unpleasant sensations or ncon
yenienee but what Is few days In comparison to year
OF suffering running the risk Of its terminating In tina
Of all forms, Cancer, or that equally as fatal dis
ease consumption. Physicians say that nine tenhs
all cOnsumptiye cases originate In humors. Thousand
are dying annually by humors alone. To the afflicted
We would only say, 1t has cured thousands md In man!
cases where they had been considered past all cure
man In New Hampshire Is using Il on Cancer, who ha
been given up by his friends and medical attendants
past help-by using bottle Of the Ointment, he an
his friends are now confident 1t will his life.
We would cite OF similar cases where II Is prov
ing equally potent Believing the voice Of the alc
ted more powerful than own, etthem speak for US
II cures the Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Eryspeas, Whites
Lsprosy Cancerous Ilumors, Ring Worm, scald Head
Burns and scads. Chlblans Piles, la preparation ex
pressy,l BARRIERS Itch, Fever Sores and old Mercuria
Sores however long standing. II removes all those
atious Pmples EruptoLs, and Moth Mildew, from tn
face, leaving the skin perfectly sof and smooth, addin
greatly to the beauty Of the complexion. Never In AN
case, will II leave the least mark or scar. IL viii dra'
humors from the Stomach Lungs, Throat and from th
Head and Eyos by outward application IL improve
the sight wonderfully, where the Eyes are troubled will
humors, by removing the difficulty and restoring tn
sight.
PRICE or OINTMENT, sl.oO. PRICE or SYRUP so CTS
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q. 8. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, BOTH
"A Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors. Marines fotiila
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers, Indiana
and al peuons Who nay have served bartesn days In
the Law Of 1855 gives each q you who have net heretofore
received Warrant for Land, One Hundred and Auy
Acres I! And 70 all Who have received bounty Land
enough 10 make One Hundred and SIXTY Acres
In the % the death % the erson entitled 20 Land
his wdos, or II no wdov, the minor Child or Children
are entitled 10 the bounty.
We are prsysptd 10 promptly prosecute all claims
for Land, and VIII suYpiy Jnsfiess Peace, csssty
Larysrs and oil oilers, iih iAs nses,ssry iasfrss.
iien', and tlaHk Jsrms, N" Of cost, on application,
" nail or efA0niss.
When desired viii sell he Warrant at The market
price, and remit . check fo< proeess.
N. II. COBB & Co.,
~ william strcst, Nev-rork.
RkyIExxcEs-Dank Of the CcmmouveAiih, Nev-Yosk.
Ohio LIE Trust Company, New YORK.
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twelve acres Of good land, a
y Cottage House, with eigh; rooms, shed and
stable aud other ouibuidngs, &c, all new aud IN
a good aud pleasant location, II being part ot the
estate belonging to Widow Susan Loig aud sltu'
aied near HOll's Mills, West Denmark, Ale.
Across the road from this is farm OF forty
acres, equally divided into tilage, pasturage and
timber land free from stumps and stones. The
whole will make one Of the best farms In OxiOrd
County, very easy Of access. II Icing at the forks
Of several roads leading TO Fryeburg, Brownfeld,
and BridgtOn.
A ine Timber Lot OF forty acres, near the Saoo
River, only quarter Of mile from a good land
ing.
The above will be sold together, or in separate
lots. II not disposed u Ut private sale, Will be
,old at auction on the LIST Tuesday in September
next. For terms, apply to Col. James Walker, OF
Fyeburu, Me, or Of T. 5. Williams, Lynn. Mas
sachuseiis. 81