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'TyHE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE
4 w GILJIEs BROTHERS celebrated DA SDELlON
COFFEE to be equa 10 the finest old Mocha
Coffee and the ec IA remedy for dyspepss
arrangement Of the liver, nervousness &c W. o'LLiES
2S5 and 257 importers Of the Oande
and sole mspufsVrsos Of the ano unsduerred
DANDELlON COeFEE put in tin with fsor nile
our signature protection against mpostue
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I,ENNsYL WANNA RArLRoAD.-THREE

L
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITT sBURGH=The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philsdelphi for Pittsburgh a. u md
leaves Pittshur eh Phsdephis The FAST LINE
leaves Pbsdphs Pittsburgh at " and pI.bsrsb fof
Phi sdepha at 70 NJ The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
Pha5s phs Pittsburgh at IL p NJ and Pittsburgh tor Phil
adelphs at 10 7. M. 49,, IN, .,n...
and trom ST. Louis, Mo. Alton, Gaens snd Chicago Ill
frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Tere hsuse Msd
Sprrsfeld Beeontane Sandusky Toledo, Cleveland Co
iumbus Zanesvle, Msssion, and Wooster Ohio so wtn
The Stesm Packet bosts from and 10 NewOresns 81 LOUIS
Louisville and Cincinnati ,, a., ,., r. 40.
C,tv Passengers will find sbe shorte most expeditions
AND comfortable route between the East snd West .
tic cts had either Of The above mentioned
places "A the Wet or Of -.
r. B. DEAN Agent, New-Jerey eailrosd Co. foot Of
~ " Court and ST., New. York.
IL ELLICOTT Agent, PennsyIysuis R. Rail- %d Co.
THOMAS MOORE AGENT, cor. lth and Markessts.,
r..ya,s Anil 10 lsS5 PhlsdelpkA
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OyyIcr on THE Nsw-YoRK NEw HAVEN r r. CO.,
No. 81 Canal st., NewYork NOV 81, 1880
NOTICE.-CHaNGE Of TIME for BOSTON
IN Dee s. 1885 the EXPRESS TRAIN for BOSTON viii
age the Fork and New Haven Railroad Company De-
M, No IS Csna at and p. Dinner and supper
AT Sp, geld JAMES H. hOYT, superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHLA-
~ DELPHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEI
CITYUned States hsi and Express Lines: Les'e view
2 and III A. M, and and p. Throush In four hours
o. rs In and sS in 8 and II and p. m The NeV-
lerey Accommodation Line II ct 81 stopping
AZ al Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati ss
17, and the West and for Baltimore Washing on, Norfok
Sc and through baggage checks to washington IN III anu
ID. N.
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Sl1PkEME COUhl. hlIgs Opunt
~ SrR,KER pl.irtif sssiDst ROBERT VOOR LEES,
MILAN HoFs and A'e. M,rs aoa bis .i'1 m.oe Il.
rt. lame. vsofh.e. and Mary Beck nan defendants
mon.- fr ICON. sorl-ro the ssovs SIN % pe,eo
arts. You are HEREBY ant required 70 ss~c po
eomn,u in ,h. scton which wi be ned the ON 81 me
Ces OF the County Of Kings ~ hs fee 10 the Sy o
h. .pbsc bers humber IL va hsn-st Wy
- NswYok thin twenty days siter he service OF "a sun
OF I'm executive Of the d.y Of such service; and Won
G b. swer the said plant within the time ssrs:aa ne
In his stou viii sppiy the Court for toe renei
PSs \, m. eo.p o. amt Dated Sept .mbef a lsh
TRACY WAIT ohMsrEAD: Ainus' Ascrney.;
W. ,l.int in this seton I'd in tbs once Of me
c K;nss County ct he City Hall IN the City Of hsoos
yn On 'ne WI Wy TRACY, WAIT oLMSTBAD,
sw Fl.intih's Attorney.
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T'HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL srEAMEss.-rhe ships 1mposng rha


ATLANTIC, Capt Vest PACIFIC, Capt Eldh1se
Baltic, Capt Cous;ock AURTATIC.
These thps having been built b. expressly for the
Government been taken their
strucdYn siso 10 their eDe' speed
and their 6d.pObs fer uoequaed for
and comfort Price % passsge ON New YORK Lv
In frst elas cabin 1885, IN second d. 57f exclusive
Of tkSize stse-fooms $50 from liverpool 70 New
Yok So aud sue,s An expsience Surgeon attached 10
esch ship. 20 b-rb secured uotll p sd for.
u aAnLA III q A -
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GREAT CENTRAL RO E.
In O.. Th~oash f<ket sna FreSStt Once sfhs
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Al sA.sr Rnrosd and S,esmboss Coanecons 70 Cnssese
nav ssiee slsns Burissoa 81 Louis Cairo, md ~ P0ns
MeS stn1s ~ FRIDGE BUFFALO, o oswE0o, u
:" No rs BROADWAY, n Y.
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NEW- YORK AND ERIE KAILRUAD.-Un
~ and sfssr MONDAY, Nov - ls and anu .sssnes no.,
BuPFALo ixPREss, at An sar suaSe direct, v,.hss.
ebsns. Of baggage Al HerosnsIs nv ~ Is
Dvsin
NAIL as,isAM for Dunkirt and Buffalo and iossresi -.
Stations Passengers sy this IRAN VIII fens11 0'e @s
at Ow. 20, and proceed the next mofnins ~ -. -. -
ROCkLAND PAssENG IR o. ESQ Pm. from foct OF
Ch,nbest) via Piermons Tor safsns and insrInedisss
Stations - .
and intermediate Stations.
NI0PT EMPRESS, ss sP. H. for Danihh and Buffalo
termedists etsfiona
On SUNDAY OILY one Express rrsin s5P.M.
Tbese Espress Trains Ena with the 6mtrs SOC
RisssTs Falls Railroad for Nsssrs FAILS Buffalo and DUB
hk the Lake Shore hsrosd for Cleveland, Cincnnsf
Toleco, Detroit Chicago. &c.
D. c. EcCALLUM. GessIi supesintsBssnt
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Me0iral.

GOOD FOR SORE + s.
" rYLERB TONIC EVE WATER,
Warranted TO all Of SORE and lNFLAMED Eyes,
when the disease mined the eItra eo.' TIE eye
bell internal Of the eye Id Prise, 81 Money re-
funded 10 Of failure sfer lair rial. . 80
Sent bv U n all within three tn ussnt miles or ceivered
in the civ 10 persons inc osips 81 to H. LAUGHLIN Apoc
eeary, No. 2@ ls:sy NevYork City,
NHICHESTER's DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC-A
~ sure cure General Deoot No futon-H. n T. vriee 30
bottle; liberal discount dssers Asent CHe strong
1853 Wster+ N. Y; Mrs Hayes ITS FultoD-st srooklyn
TAR and Professor DIEFFENBACH'S Gate
~ Physician 70 'he King Of Prassis) UNIVERSAL REM
EDEs for the Of ard other diseases OF me s
sch for the rsdica of the Govt Of mater no. oos
rsndps for the cure n Pes bis AnSoorbutc Tooth "sh,
10 pe,en teeth fom decsy-N OF Sheh effect radical
sure In ibe shortest time Are sold BY Dr. Y. bElSfE
Nc. 81 Leonsrd-st, between Broadway and ChuIehH.
CANDS' SALT-RHEUM REMEDY aud SAR-
- SsPARILLA speedy safe and cer,sa re 'e
dies Serou salt Rheum and all scorbu'ic or Gu sneous
Erupdob. The applied externally penetr.es the p1es
the skin sb orb the virus the other tstea
inward y pur fees the blood and removes eere
ops; c. o fs With each other they fs 70 effect
thorousl add pernsuen cure Prepared ard sold BY A. B.
ID. SANDS, Drag sists, No. 100 + nltoas. N. Y.
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STATEMENT IN RELATION TO MEMBERS OF AS

y, co,,,, c.n,y.er. Of the City and County Of
hsvn. moi A. The Office of the Clerk Of said cousty
:, ,bs 18Th Irh 18th 18th lith 18Th 2Nh 2 I'd sd zn.
.og p,sab~r 1855 10 canvass and estimate
~ v.,sI rlsction Ds,rlcts Of sad Coanty the
49,, .con h,lo on the sxth day Of November in the
-, s..,d 40 :, rtif, A. fol ows 20 wit:
II on such ,imste CANVASS that the whole
,nnsr Of yote, fr Member Of Assembly in the LIST Assembly
~ ,s Mh.p :, ceiysd risht hundred and thrtytwo.
n, v,b.. RYAN received three hundred and
~ pen n Houttsn received sI hundred and fifty
6pT
s..,,.,r,, .,.h,..r.
Th.t ~ whole lumber Of sven for Member Of Assem-
M M ~. r,s 9s.smby Ds,st Wa two thousand hundred
snd TO- three
which Benjamin Hay received Two 'nous s11
OF vheh Pierre c. Van WICK received Two hanefea Ana
,i,hysI. ,
OF vheh Charles Mccarthy received one hundred ana
pine. ,,
OF which John Dykes received twenty eisnt
or witch Psuiek Hurley received my
Sea terri , hrt,.f uE
b, N The lid Assembly District thousand and thirty
fur
OF which j. Henry Bernett received se'sh hoheiea M ''
three. and
or Which James Hayes received ono 'a'a'sns
tvenJ'nee.
Th.t he v.os NJ n,,srict 80 enc housaa nine haaa
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IN PTTRSJANCE Of an order OF the SurfOgdte
Of the County Of NewYork notice IL hereby oven to al
per,ous having claims against SAMUEL WATKINS late Of
r. Civ Of merchant deceased present the same
with voucher thereof the subscriber at hs office NO. 10
cjreepwiehs In the City Of NewYork, or before the
t, pty sixth day Of February nexp Dated Sewfork Inc
2lst day Of August 1855
.rso,sxsmW ELIZABETH WATKINS, Aduinistratrix
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FLUSHING RAILROAD. = The steamboat

ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry shAf, north dts, II
o. end 40 and p. M daily needas sod eIchsns
Ing ps With the CABS 81 1uDter. Point TOP po-iss Sd
At. which lave Flu.hiDs the hours rersoas
Flu by trans nd retarn by t,e ne't
sucee.d ding train. Through in % minutes v,e Is cents
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

i the County Of Notice hereby siyen 70 all per
sons having against WILLIAM ACHESON late OF the
CITY of deceased the same with vouchers
thereofo the subscriber at the store Of John CToner NO -
street IN City Of NewYork before the hs
day of Decembe nex-Daed New York the twenty ninth day
ofMay 1858 ARCHIBALD WILSON,
JOHN CR0THERS lExecutorh
,n,ao r.vfnws ALEXANDER c. CULBERT,)
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n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

of,be Comfy of New.York notice Is hereby given all
persons having claims against MARY SUDAN ste Of the
Cty deceased present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber office of William Hospo,
No Ga ws, in the City Of New YORK; on o. before me
srst .y of Juue psI-Dsed NewYork tbs h day ~ No
v,mber 1855 ALEXANDER VAN RENSSELAER,,
nj IsvSmW Administrator With will annexed
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BtsreuGmk0Hs.

pRAZIL WOOD.A23O quintals BRAZIL
- WOOD, In bond or oaty pad,) for safe BY
sPOFFORp. TILESTON Co., No. p Broadway.
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N PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order oil the Surrogate
Of the County Of Ns~Yors Notice is hardy given 70 al
ne,sops hs,ips csims assipt JOHN CLARKE se Of the
CITY ofNewYok decAase pseut the same with Voocaers
ther, OF 20 the subscriber at his Off No 81 Bradvsy In the
C ofNew York before The nth day q March next-
Dai.d New.York The 2Dtb day of November 1854
n2l lavSimoW DUDLEY FIELD Administrator, &c.
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UFSOh4NC1 ", uH 0'"e' =, !, = = III
,euop, against ISAAC LEWIS late OF the city
Of NewYok Clergyman deceSed 10 present the sane win
neh,s III. reof u the cber at the Office Of E. ket.hum,
Nc 70 Rssssust In the city Of New Ycf on OF bsoe me
twenty IF DAY Of May next psed ,he ON aay
of November 1853 hAkNEf r fEEIi Admnsus'of'
nl law6mW
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THE BOARD OP COUNTY CANVASShho o. - cay
"a Of New Yors having esnyssed and seafed -
., iysp IN The several eeetijn districts ss;h OF Ne ~
1922 Dis net. Of tbs cit, end eyansy General Nse
n91 nsa es, der. ruins decs that Daniel Mshss,
bsyins received sresss sa@oer Of votes w $1,000
H.nSsr Of Assembly In and for the Lee Assembly Dse o.
Thai ksy having received The ssssst nsabs Il
vos. GUY elected M'masf Of Assembly, md ssr rs
ia Assen by Distries Ct sad city snd CO UNITY -
Thai james Hayes the greatest naaeeI OF yesss W. day
..cted Member VI Assembly,, in and for tho Iid Assembly
Thai John D,0u b. toe creates. number Of yos..
duy elected Member Of Asas and for the Vth Asssm-
iuy .Isced M.m,er o Assembly sad for the vth
Dsa cs Of ssjd city and county
votes WIS GUY eesd member Of Assembly In and tee ths
With As.smb Distriet Of sid CITY and county.
su, elected Msnser Of ny n md fs tss Vs Assem-
bly, Dis riot, In said city and c0any ~ vot.. -.
All, ..essd q A. spby sid 6r The WIFI Aasn
big District Of aid cry sd scsn ,.,. ua,b,r II vs<ss
m. Ers.: olS.s. ,. Is.ssy : "a ss ixsS =
That jshs Ed ss i:': nd i s1 5: Kin 10y
D;.:' S q - he s. s9ns: =: q sss:: xss
By Peer D..s0n By The sstest s9ebsr q yosss ~
duly sis S.ss,,et OF aid civ and eoenty.
si william A. Quest the greatest nnmbG Of ycees 80
AL, slses1 Member Of Assembly 10 and foe The xiIi ~
~@bly Di.srieu; sfs.d sit' and county; - If 90.
dsy elected Of assus In and for shs XVII Asn
fh.. AnSal woods 3, the ir..,sss n.u.s, & ysses -
duly scsd Member Of Assembly In and ~ he XVII Asn-
t.s In an,hS. ~ !, he :... number Of ,. 80
daily elected MEMBER OF Assembly in md fer IL xviA ~
ssnbly Dsuiet Of ssid ci,, ana county.
Dated ssv.Yrf' the 4h SsY Of PsesnIM i c..,
DAVID A. FowLEx, sscrstsy.
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FOR : A LIE,
| DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
I'M SACo.

TIME Subscriber oilers foe sale his estate in
l. Saco The house is located on the hand
soonest site in town, 80 feet lroIn North and 40
feet from Seaman streets, enclosed with sub
S,antial iroa feuce, and j. i've minutes walk
IRON the Depot Of p : 4 p. X. Road Post or.
DE, Churches. High School aud Stores, and
TWENTY-FIVE minutes ride irOm the famed Saco
Beach II was, with Shed aud Stable most tho
roughly built for my own use In 1851, having
piaIzas on two sides,-is high-posied, with blinds
inside aud out, contains on the first hnos Hall 9
feet wide, extending through the house, a large
Drawing Room. Sitting, Nursery, Dining. Wash
ROOM aud Kitchen, with large China Closets,
Pantry aud WanlrObes. On the second hoor six
large Chambers with large Closets Bathing
Rooms, Water Closets, &c. Attic Chambers,
with Closes AMI large Storage Room. Handsome
Marble Nantes In i've rooms.
The house has all modern Improvements, such
a. Furnace, Range, hot and cold water, Force
Pump, Gas, &c.
The cellar extends under the whole house, and
is as complete rs any in the State, containing n
very large rain.water Cisiern, with altering APP
paraius attached, large Buck Oven, Sc.
The grounds, which are handsomely laid out,
contain about 1 acres, Ia high state Of cult
walton, being we'll stocked with n large numbsf
and variety Of Ornamental and choice Fruit Trees,
In inc bearing condlil0n, together with an abun'
dance Of Strawberries, Raspbernes, Bnckberries,
Gooseherries, Craps, an Asparagus Bed, and ev.
cry ware y of Cur anis-Ro~e Bushes, Vines, &c
AlSb, foe sale, 4 Cottage Houses in Bidde ford.
The above estate can be seen and terms known
By applying 10 the subscriber on the premises.
JARVIS WILLIAMS.
Ssco, Nay -, 1855. 2if
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CT r. u 8

There are no Supernumenries- all are bril-.
liant sisrs-a hos, individually, and when combin'
~, form troupe never before ejuslled IN the
world. The prOpretors feel confident that the
public will appreiaie their success in uniting as
a Company 80 much acknowledged talent.
MADAME ToURNlAlRE.-No lady in anci.
eAi or uiodern time. has ever eqused this accom-
plished Artist IN the courage, beauty and finish Of
her exhibitions. Among other performances, she
will ride six horses bare hack, bounding from
seed To sieed, r9igning and controlling her living
troupe, during their utmost speed, exhibiting feats
VI courage and horsenanship, never attempted
by any female in this country. The fixed eyes,
anxious countenances aud bresthless suspense Of
the thousands Of her audience IN Paris, Rome,
Vienna, London, New York, aud the larger cities
VI the Union, wherein this magic artist has per.
ioned-attest the high reputation OF the greatest
lady equestrian in the known world she has new
er had her equal nor will she until the equestrian
education OF MILE JOSEPHINE, her fayori,e
pupil, Is completed, whose youthful grace and
beauty, as well as talent, give strong promise OF
sharing the rsnown OF her great prccep,ress; she
will appear and confirm her growing reputation
a. model rider
MONS. BENon-The great Trick Rider, will
appear In his GyInnastic aud Equestrian perform.
ances, startling and amusing his audience with
his feais OF bosemanship, and light bals ncing on
horseback, cup, ball, plate spinning, stick dancing
&c. This celebrated artist, known 10 every child
in the y. =, rs receiving the royal patronage Of
the Sovereigns Of England, France, Russia, and
Austria, has been secured by h. b. < Co, 10 add,
IL possible, TO the various other attractions pre-
sented
FERDINAND and THEODORE, in their as
tonshing and daring leais. Master Theodore is
the greatest rider ~ has age in the world.
Mr.. A. +. LYMlNG-The great Flying Cord
Performer, will exhibit his skill in variety Of Ae-
rial GyratIons on the cOrle vOlentc
Mr.. SAM WELSER-The great lhgpoeos.
sir,oal Deseri5UiOr. will appear as clown. This
simple announcement Is sufficient, foe who has
not heard OF Sam, the Original Clown In this
country and among Other gro,esque fantasies,
viii introduce his "Magic Hat"
The s,upendous Persian ieats called LA PER.
CHE will be performed by Messrs. w. J. Smith
Sc Rogers.
Ba,tou,e leaps and iumbling by the Company,
with a general variety Of entertainments, the
whole exhibiting one Of the most amusing and in.
sirucuye entertainments ever witnessed in thi.
country.
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FARMS POR SALE.

u,yo plRMs. .itu.,ed In Psrsoas6eld, know, |,
,hs Tuck Farms. One on NSs -
-. oooisiuine about one hun1rc -
,ssv ser.s on excellent land, suitably divios1v.s
,iisg,. pssturinE and Woodland: O " - pn...
theT arc about throe thouseno osP - rood
iane enough f0r buDdisg poRo .nS psvsr
Orchards, good House; two 49,, Siiv 10 sixiy
6ailing wafer. Sad Farm cIu t.oosd 2cSiiy b.
, sIous ~si sscspt 10 southern boundary va'A
o,S ssi ADJOINING. DOW occupied BY y.msse
x"sredv owned by Jounthan Iuc..
a. tUoE a.ion. coatsins soos! S'S Ss.
.s. sais iiea H s-sa,ys,- % n :siSs y ,sS.
On % ID farm y twos,oy House, '.shsd'
veil 6pt.sbed inside and out, With an y s..-.
tvsnty.6ye BY nineteen feet, IN which arc I've
s,rs boilers set A good barn, stusted n,nay
Sei from said L, 10 couuectsd herewith " 2
sbed ooe sosy and Q bali high, twsciy.nye e.
vide, divided into wood sbed, nsfnsss aee
si.o : rooI Com Chamber ths whole lsngth.-
There are two rood orchards, In which aboottv
thoussnd seious have been set and commeooso
hes,;ne. also q Young orchard containing one
Snrs,si ,,ees of choice fruit, been Get three yes3
mar IRE Two good wells Of water on said Isnn.
Also pasture lot, situated about oue nsn IIa,s
rom he above farms, containing ao'o' s""
scres, on which 10 large orchard. .x
said Psms are bounded on the West ~ one o
the mos, beautiful sheets Of water ~ Ameness
three miles long by two wide, and tnoxn y
Province Pond. They arc under good state o.
cultivation, and viii be sold al great bsfga,ess
Any one wishing 10 buy 5000 arm =, ~ lima
, ur,, 'y i.mes NJ Tuck, Psnons6eld, Jonsthsa
Set ESQ. p. NJ, Biddeford, o'iJe''nSah -
i: TSs sSoSs properly viii be sold 2, Public Auo
lion (eitber together or sepsrs.ey -
ssp,ember next, at 10 o'clock, A. M unIs pr
vicusy disposed Of. Aso the I S,Scs soS Two >
" o., old colts,) Hay and Farming ,ools
'eTI; Terms made known at SALE PDs,s'S.S,T, i syea
Msy Let, 1885. sAMoIh
Panonsfeld, May ist, 1855. 10
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY caution all persons frou purchasing note
i signed By and John BAKER, payable toJoshua G.
Bachsler, order dated shaplesh Aug 3rd 1881, bs
my dollars demand ~ the lno.sy tbr said nos vas
given has been paid. AllIRA ii. BAKER.
3w0
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Aarriages.

In this City, eoth uit, by Freedom PArchsr ESQ, Mr.
william G. unisrscod, 10 Miss Almra A. Jefferson
10th Of this sty 2oth ult, by 5. N. Luquss ESQ Mr
James o. Levitt, 10 Miss Mary Jane Pike. Mr.. John
Baker, Of wsisrbors to Miss Abba a. Ssaysy, % Alfred
In So 70, - ut, By Freedom Parcher ESQ, Mr. An
grad Nuter, 20 Miss Kpssnna Farley, both u saeo.
In saeo, BY R~v. J. Kssly, May, 18Th, rrstrsm Rob
srs Jr., 10 Miss Mslvna A Ward, both of Biidsferd
ny the same, May 18th, Jacob Hartvsli, of Bnshton
Mass O. Mlss Susan HinI % WATERFORD, Ne.
In sa,o II u By Rev. J. Colby, Mr. Nathaniel Cros-
BY % Saeo " Miss Martha n. Edwards, q PArsonshe
In this city, MAY 3oth, BY Rev. v. Massacre, Nj
Ebsnetsr DIV, Of DaytOn TO Mr. sophia :. bennett q
Bldlsford.
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DEMAiNING unealed for In the rost-ofies, Dlddsford
II May 3ist, ISIS.
~ Persons calling Cor any ofthe following letters will
please say they are advertised.
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Dtatbs.

In this city, 3o,h uit, Mr.. Mary oakes AGED ~ yrs.
In s~eo, isi ut., Mrs. Harriet J. II. wiz Of Oscar
Marston, aged n years, daughter Of Csps Thomas
Emery, formerly % oerhAm, Ne.
In st. Paul, Minnesota, sth inst, % ehosrA, H. y.
Prstt formerly publisher u the Peoples Prss skoshs-
gan.
In ciinea County, GeorrA, April 18Th, Lewis san
dsrs Noble, aged i0t years lie was soldier ot ne
Revolulloa, an . trooper In Gen MAriOn's Legion.
In Portland on he 2ist last, Nj. Henry B. Nc Cobb,
aged g Year, and slx months.
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NOTICE.

THE Shop Of the subscriber was broken into on
i Monday night, April q, by some person OF
persons, and sundry articles stolen ihereirom-
consisting Of super Black German Docskin, Black
Satin and Gcnadcen and Silk Searge, Of the very
best quality; Black Silk Velvet, Brown Brosdcloth
and one piece Of fine dark Mulbury Brosdcloth
one piece figured SATIN, and one piece Black Gien.
adeen vesting, oiled with small spots Of same
color for figures. Whoever will give any infosma.
ton which will lead TO the detection of the thief
or the recovery the property, shall receive $40
reward. c. O. BuRLEi0H.
saco, April 20, 1855. 3wio
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.

ny the Act Of Congress pssssd March j. lssA ~ ~
Is GERS. soldier and sesnen who have esrssa svSs
,,-s ., sned 10 leo acres Of land, they have noe
.ssyed e. TSose Who have received 90 o. % s1rss are
nov entitled 10 enough more 70 mako up hs ioo Inoss
Who have received 100 .erss are nov s aov snd inor
.hIr -, n he soldier, but 70 other heirs Inose s
49, .as,ssd In BATTLE are entitled to 100 acre.
yshoSt regard 70 DE period Of their service ,,, Art
r,nsn 49, ssro,,nfiv attended 20 by calling on, OF
WI M 40. A. L. IIcHlRDeoS CO., II k.inoaa
E1ehsass, csut square, DO'.oo, Who pay sa'A "' WA"
rsn~ v.,-j nlthfai and erperisnced Agents, 70
vs:in,,on IA =, ~ charge In any sA's uh''''
We obtain the land. moS.
Boston, March -, 1855.
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Freedom Notice.

THIS Is to certify that this day give 10 my
i son Cha les Young his time TO act Tor himself
,herrfore shall claim none Of his earnings, pay
any debts Of bis contracting aner this day.
III.
DANIEL X YOUNG.
w,,.,boro' Ap,il ID. 1851 3w2i
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Pire Insurance Agency.

nIIE subscriber WI take Insurance risks In The euovtne
| eompani~ss Howard yir Insurance Company, Lov
ell Mass, Lowell Traders anil Mechanics Mutual frv In
suranr Company and IN the 0rsni, Insurance Company.
These are is tuo best sk and The best Mutual Insar
snss Companies dong basiIss In M. y,sini,y.
SaAAssrl, J<y isA. issk ss-N
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINE Suhscrbcn will sell at private sale the
l. farm formerly owned by Marx HILL. Said
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
ber Il Is we'll fenced and well watered. has q
good orchard and good buildings. Any ooc wish.
ing to buy farm, pleasantly situated on the N.
w. side Of Tailor Pond, In Auburn, aud within
four miles Of Lewiston Falls, can have The samo
for $500, and immediate possession viii be CAV.
en-. For information, enquire Of Sullivan King.
man, Bartlett, N. H., or Luke Hill, B,ddeiord'
Me. SULLIVAN klNGMAN'
1917 LUKE HILL