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Noble Conduct.

Some ten days since, when six or seven resi-
dents of Portsmouth were taken down i'm this city
with yellow fever and sent to the hospital, the
panic became so great that even the friends and
relatives Of the afflicted fled from them, nurses
could be had for neither love nor money, and DR..
Snead, the hospital physician, found himself SO
completely overwhelmed with labor that he had
to go both day and night, to prevent his patients
from dying from neglect Just at this time one
of our own citizens, Mr.. Henry Myers, with that
disinterestedness with which he is characteristic
and regardless Of all consequences, stepped for
ward and offered his services as nurse, which
were gladly accepted, and from that moment un-
til the last of yellow fever had either become
convalescent or been buried, devoted himself to
the duties he had undertaken, never sleeping
minute-unless in a chair, by the beside OF suf-
ferer, where he could be easily aroused-and
never leaving the hospital, until informed by the
attending physician that his aid was no longer
needed
AT meeting of the Council last Saturday after
noon the above facts were stated and youched for
by members, where it was further stated that Mr..
Myers was then preparing to visit Norfolk as a
nurse, where he felt that he could do something
to relieve those who needed attendance DR..
Snead, however, thought it best to retain him one
week longer at the hospital, for fear that other
persons now here from the infected cities, might
be taken with the fever, the expiration Of which
time, if no new case occurs, MIR. Myers will GER
tainly visit Norfolk, and devote himself to the ser
vice of the sick.
During the Mexican war. Mr.. Myers Joined
the army, and while in Louisville, KY, on his
way 10 Mexico, small boy fell into the river and
would have instantly drowned, but for his leap
ing Into the stream, regardless of his own life,
and rescuing him from watery grave. As soon
as the father of the little boy heard of this noble
conduct, he at once sought Mr.. Myers, and with
heart overlooking with gratitude, rendered him
present of $500 which Mr.. NJ. Indignantly re-
jected, declaring that he had only performed his
duty and done that which thousands of Vir-
ginians would have done, without reward, save
that which conscience gave in knowing that they
had saved the life of a fellow-being. The father,
however, feeling his Indebtedness to the gallant
soldier, presented him with costly pair of
ePaulettes, which he now has, and will retain
while life lasts
Such has been the conduct of Henry Myers
such will be his conduct in future, we have no
doubt. Forgetting self in every thing, and over
ready to serve friend in need, he deserves, and
should receive, substantial testimonial from his
native city, to whose service he is ever ready to
devote his life.-Richmond Dispatch.
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A Child SAVED nv Doc.--As one of the city
cars was passing down Fulton street yesterday
morning lady with little girl attempted to pass
in front, the child being ahead. Before the dri-
yer could hold up, the child was nearly under the
horses feet, when large Newfoundland dog
seeing il, bounded TO her, and taking her in his
mouth rescued her from imminent danger Of be-
ing tramped 10 death, brought her TO the almost
distracted mother and laid her down. He looked
up and wagged his tail, and gave short bark
expressive Of his delight, andaway he went.-7N
" Tribune
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-25

From this il will be seen that in the six North
western States, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisoon-
sin, Iowa. and Michigan, where il is said the for.
eign population controls the elections, there were
25 votes given on the bill--of which there were
for IL and 10 against il, giving a majority Of
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WIND VS.. STEAM.-A Paris correspondent of
of-battle ship .Nararino was detailed 10 accompany
the famous American clipper ship the Great Re-
public, on her voyage from Marsoilles to the
Crinea, "and, If necessary, TO tow her; but IL
appears the latter was obliged to furl all her
vas except three topsails to enable the Navarino
TO keep up with her The French officers were
utterly COMPOUNDED at her heetness."
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Hon. Linn Boyd, Of Kentucky, Speaker, did
not vote.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Democrats from the Northern States.... "A
Democrats from the Southern States.... SIS
Wings from the Northern States.
Wings from the Southern States. IA
l13
NEGATIVE.
Democrats from the Northern States.... 43
Democrats from the Southern States....
Wings from the Northern States. ....... As
Wings from the Southern States. .....
ABsENTEEs AND THOSE NOT VOTING
Democrats from the Northern States. S
Democrats from the Southern States &
Wings from the Northern States. .
Wings from the Southern States. .
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-25

IF One hundred persons had died of cholera
at Fort Riley TO the latest dates.
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Isss The boilers and machinery Of the frigate
Merrimac, at the Charleston navy yard, are be-
ing placed in position She will be soon ready
for sea
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Farm for Sale.


THE subscriber Offers Coz sale his isnn, On which
i be now lives, II being the farm formerly owned
by his Father, Dea. Samuel Garland. Said farm
contains three hundred acres Of good land well
divided into moving, iillage and pas,uring. More
than third part Of IL is covered with heavy
growth Of wood, containing large quantities OF
,aluable timber, such AS pine. spruce, heInlock.
white ash, red oak and others, In ihnfty condl-
lion. The moving and iiilage Is divided INTO
some ten or dozen fields, oil enclosed with stone
wall For % or IS years past, the farm has yield.
ed, ON an average, annually, forty tons Of hay OF
more. Water is brought Into the house and barn.
yard, by m aqueduci, IRON Q spring that never
fails Almost every part u the farm Is supplied
with living .prinds OF excellent water. There 10
large supply Of grated Iru:t Of the best varieties
The buildings, are a one story house, double IN
width, with an l., and woodhouse attached, barn
95 feet long, grsinery, workshop and other oui
buildings The above property is offered ior sae
al a great bargain, in proportion TO its real value
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. 1890 ~
Parsonsfeld, Aug. %. 1855. 6w36
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ERENCH and American Zinc, for outside and
II inside Painting, foe sale By d Z. SoMES.
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FOR SALE,
four HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
And othar Valuable Real Estate

AnQ otn0f tbIuoulo 1ooA ~
THE following Described Real Estate, conPns.
i ing House Lots, and other properly, ensloY
si,uaicd In The villages Of Saco and Biddeiofd,
will he sold by the proprietors, at prizes tnd o''
terms favorable to purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 In numb :. are
principally situated in Ssco, between the haiiie.i
Oepsas OF BldJeford aud Ssco-a portion VI them
above the Railroad, and . portion below, In
Pleasant and healthy location. and commanding
line view Of both villages. They are advantage.
ou,ly situated for the residence Of per~ons having
bu.iscss ia either Saco OF Biddeloid being within
six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pepperrll
Square, Saco, and Eve minutes walk OF The Ma.
chine Sbop and Cotton Mil Of the Laconis, Pep
perrll and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 373 feet long and ~
feet WIDE resting on granite pier. aud with side
walks has been built scro.s the ssco hivef, mus
connecting the lots with Biddefor,, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor
ne, From this bridge street 10 ended 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which viii be
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin of the
Saco River, and to Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into The county from
Saco. will inier.ect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 B,dde.
ford.
Resides the lets before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk u the workshops aud
mills ON said Island.
They will eel also in lots Of from oas 10 i've
acres, az may be wanted, tract of land adjoining
that which 10 reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, and Is situated on the West.
crn side Of the Railroad, and runs IN the BuIion
road, the line striking that road within lew rods
OF the Saco Depot. =,
W.rsn,ee Deeds will be given Of oil lots sold
by the propreiors, A. II. Boyd, Ssco ID. L,
Somes, Bddeford; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashus, N, H.; William =. New
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, ss TO prices and condii.
ions, inquire Of D. +. soMES, Of Biddeiord,
agent for the propi ietorp, Jf
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twelve acns Of good land, .
" Cottage House, With eigh; rooms, shed and
stable aud other ouibuildings, &c, all nev end IN
good and pleasant location, Il being part Of ,he
estate belonging 10 Widow Susan Loag and stu.
aled near Hollis Mills, West Denmark, Ne.
timber land, free from stumps aud stones. The
whole Will make one VI the best farms In Oxioed
County, very easy " access. u Icing at the forks
Of several roads leading TO Fyeburg, Brownheld,
and Bridgion.
A line Timber Lot OF forty acres. near the Saco
River, only quarter Of mile from good land.
ing.
The above will I've sold together, OF in separate
lots. II not disposed Of Of private sale, wall be
,od al auction on the LIST TUESDAY in September
next For terms, apply To Col. James Walker. Of
FSeburg, Me-, or of T. 3. Williams, Lynn. Mas.
sachuseiis. %
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The voluntary estimonY Of ripg wtneSses 10, that
III Il Es' ALLIEn ia ~ q NJ + Mt
AND HuMoR SYRUP.

L
Ia the greatest medicine ever offered to the public for the
cure % all llumOrs
or , has ;t E, h Su ,t shan Sfl. opera.
ton We know Il To be the greatest asuiator Of pain
and fsriHR to those afflicted with any kiHd Of hI-
NOR and really Of the greatest blessings TO mankind
ever before the public show by the tudsHee
| Of bring witnesses, such as Hon. ALBERr WARREN,
Mayor Of this city, Dea. VIM. VI. kimbali, A. W.
stearns A. I. Sanborn, I. Thompson, A. 5. Bunker,
J. y. c. Hayes J. w Carleton AMI host Of others,
| all in the DEBTORS neighbOrhOOd.
This medicine Is different from all others, nasmuch as
that,
Is,.-nis a scientific preparation, compounded ac-
cortlng to the laws Mafsria Mediea.
2-H cures the disease, and that, too, without pro-
ducng another worse than the first.
SILT diiCdys improves the hsdih-not for day
but It adds lasting benefit, testimonials will show.
Try two bottles Of each fairly, It will convince the most
ncredulous Hundreds have been cured with less guam
y, and their testimony Is universal that II Is the great
est medicine In the known world powerful In operation
performing it, work speedily and with certainty. We
wish be understood that IL does not cure by magic or
that Il without any unpleasant sensations or ncon-
yenience but what few days In comparison to years
OF suffering running the risk Of Its terminating In that
worst Of all FORMS Cancer, that equally fatal dis
ease consumption. Physicians say that nine enths OF
all consumptive originate In humors. Thousands
are dying annually by humors alone To the afflicted,
we would only say has cured thousands, aud In many
where they had been considered past all cure.
in New Hampshire is using II on Cancer, who has
been given up by his friends and medical attendants as
past hep-by using bottle Of the Ointment he and
his friends are confident II will save his life.
We would cite Of similar where II Is prov
ing equally potent Believing the voice Of the afc-
ted powerful than own, letthem speak for
IL cures the Salt Rheum scroula, Erysipeas, Whites,
Lsprosy, JanccrOus Ilumors, Ring Worm, Scald Head,
Burns aud scads Chlblans, Piles, Ia preparation ex.
pressy BARRIERS Itch, Fever Sores and old Mercural
Sores however long standing II removes all those
atious Pimples ErupoLs, and Moth or Mldew from the
face leaving the skin perfectly so and smooth, adding
greatly to the beauty Of the complexion. Never, In any
case will It leave the least mark II will draw
humors from the Stomach Lungs, Throat, and from the
Head and Eyes, by outward application. IL improves
the sight wonderfully where the Eyes troubled with
humors by removing the difficulty and restoring the
sight.
PRICE on OINTMENT. slO0 PRICK or SYRUP so crs 4
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PRICE 81 90.
LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late &c, OF Congress, for
" all who have served ii days in the military
or marine service Of the United States since 1870,
by EMERY & L0RlNG.
Saco, March 8, 1855.
NIB All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled to 100 acres mSre, and we
have the necessary proofs aud papers IN our pos
session. III L. g. l..
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DIR. J. Il. sCHENcKs
MONIC SYR U ?

FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION
rpHE prourietor Of this medicine vas himself many
years ago reduced 90 low a. 10 be given up ~ h'
phy,cisns and friends, In the last stage OF
When Ali hopes Of ever getting ven had ned, ne
strongly recommended TO try syrup made run An oa
Indian receipt, which succeeded In eneetuay eune
The family physicians and large number OF r.sPeee
ren,in 20 the cts In this case, and soon 'ne
Pulmonc Syrup obtained reputation never equaed ~
thst sec ion Of the Country. Creating, as th case ua
sensation second to that only OF mracle Ut eehensk
was waited upon by many similarly ancted, 10 snom ne
administered the syrup with the same beneneia. 'us
In fact, ch was the notoety % this medicine, that en-
nsnt u,ac,Icnr physicians had their attention drawn to
yard ihe rising reputation VI IL. fro having Winess
lis curative powers and frequently extended 'he hana
friendship and encouragement to Dr. sehehek sha u'ea
Il In their daily practice. H., A.. p,,,
No other medicine operates In the manner 'hs' .e
monary syrup does II produces healthy acton upon
The morbid narts by purifying them from disease u
promotes the exIsctoratons, aays the cough, rpeh me
matter I'm the lungs ami when IL Is dischsrgeo, nes
tbe otening that the breaking OF the tubercus of
produces and the lungs become sound AMI resume the
per,rmanee Of their natural functions II also soohes
Inc irrsted portion Of the lungs and other orssne, and
din. ,o,e. those pars 20 health. superior properly
,hat the medicine possesses all others s that con-
tain. no o,Ium calomel, any other teeterous dru
| In Isll DR. scheniek removed nom bennington, rev
Jersey 10 Philadelphia and commenced the practice OF
his prof,son where he soon acquired reputation 81
esI, Inv none In curing disease that had heretofore
S dsmsi incurabe and he has since then daily pre-
sente 10 the world ncentesble evidence OF hh success
10Th N his parvnts died with consumption, which sp-
40 have been an hereditary disease with his Athers
hmlv AllhIs brothers and sisters, except one died
ay OF this disease Of them, but the one brother
reaching the age OF twenty -, a.,
.ome ALARM as one aer another consigned 10 the
tomb by this fell destroyer.
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Voluntary Testimony.

We the subscribers residents Of bennington. do here
nv certify that we are well acquainted with d. J. H..
schenck lie was attacked by disease, which, As We
hiisve terminated In Pulmonary Consumption under
he operatIon Of which, he was renced so ov ~ ~ be
unable 10 leave his bed for long time, and to al sp.
pearance was past recovery. lie v now perfectly well.
IA. oh and fever have lef him. and feel JUSTIFIED
In aas,ing II a, our belief TINT these sslutary eects
have resulted from the use u the Pulmonic Syrup.
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
RiDDEFORD. ME-, U. S. A.

Sold wholesale and retail by The ProprieioIs,
and a, retail by T. Gilman, ID. l.. Mitchell Libby
& Towne, and Charles Murch, Ssco, T. Shaw
and Sal,er Emery & Co, Sanford John Merrill
and Samuel Lord, Springvale WIN II. Connani,
slas Derby aud sayward IL Webber Alfred; 4;
Warren, Kennebunk; and by all the principal
Apothecarries and Druggist Throughout, the Uni.
ted States aud Canodas. James II. Chadbourne
s. Co, Wilmington, North Carolina, wholesale
agents for the Southern, Middle and Wcsiera
States Weeks g. Potter, Boston, agents for
Massachusetts, Rhode Leland and Connecticut
Pond 81 Morse, Rutland, W., agents for Vernon
John s Hayes, Grea, Fails agents for New Hamp
shire Rugg & Wilton, Montreal, agents for the
4 In.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Third ST. N.p York.-C. v. Clickner 4 CO., 81 bar
clay st. demonstrating l. Coz, No. s STATE ST.
And every respectable druggist throughout he United
States. o2-lyeop
J. q. ROLLINS, Agent in saeo.
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Family Pills.

The sale Of my Family Pin, IL also rapidly increasing
They are excellent In bilious AMI Liver Complaints-
They are so compounded that they act at upon the
stomach and bowels the Kidneys AMI the skim and he
eve, equal 10 anything Of the kind, In this or any
other country. Price IS cents per box.
Tue European Cough Remedy and Vegetable Family
Pulls, are prepared by Rev. WALTER CLARKE, Cornish
Me-, late Apotbecary and Pharmaceutical Chemist In one
ofthe manufacturing towns Of England, BY whom agents
are suppliei.'
Yor sale by Tristan Gilman sacc, and the Union and
Journal Counting ROOM No. !, Central Block, Bideord.
20u
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fTom "A haeknied Cough, PAIN In the side, Restless
Nisbts. Nervous Feelings, aud the whole train OF
dyspepue sensations, aud gwen up BY ther pprS
in h. another moment without eonsniing the L.
CUI,APiUS. Have the married, no those about To DC
INJURED any impedien, read this truly useful book
a. n has been the means OF saving thousands OF uh-
,.,,nn,te creatures frum the very laws of death.
~ .fny person sending TWENTY-fiN l. CENTS
enclosed IN letter, will receive one copy OF ms
Notk hy mall or Eve copies VIII be sent TOT one do''
ly3l No. l52 Spruce st., Philadelphia
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n. r. r..

| ts ss tss
IMPORTANT NATION A
| II GREAr MYSTERY EXPLAINED! In the year OF our
Lord lsl7 In our capacities Of analytical chemists We
discovered that by uniting certain vegetable agents. when
had never before been used In medicine, obtained prop
stles possessing such marvellous quick power over
PAIN that the moment was applied TO the parts
with pain, all uneasiness ceased. The most toriurhg
pains were relieved in an instant, and the most violent
spssms and irtations soothe and the system re-
stored 10 perfect In few minutes In lstS We In
troduced this Remedy to the world under the name 0f
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
IL has been used by hundreds OF thousands
United States giving instant ease e n or rev.
tam Tam % iSs,nay S S.tanty the sufferer from
the mo.. sislsn pains, and re.Ors the weak
6ebl, s.I Frustrated frame to strength and ygor.
No psfson has ever used RAILWAYS READY Rts
IIEP without deriving some special beneht Ia less Than
hncen minutes after It's use:
trial. for In een si.s.s. they vii enjoy ease and
eomf.t. n.d.wny'. Ready Relief wa. u
The most torturing pains In few seconds, and free tbs
system frUm Rheumatic, Neuralgia Nervous, and Mas
nitc pisohers In few hours. 1t will cure aud protect
the system against sudden attacks q
CHOLERA, DlsENTERY,
DIARRIIRA, CHOLERA MORBUs,
nLIous oIioLIr, FEVER AND AdUE,
Bear In minG, 1t Is Powerful Disiniectant, antacid
dlhusye stmuant Hervne anti-spasmodic and counter
irrtant. The H. r. REMEDIES are medical discoveries
Of the present century, They prepared entire
protect the human system against sickness any sudden
attacks. The doses required to be taken small.
few drops Of READY RELIEr exercises powerful influence
over diseased action.
1T HAS CURED
rheumatism In four hours,
1euragia In one hour,
Group In ten minutes,
Diarrhea In fifteen minutes,
rooth-ache In one second,
spasm In five minutes,
Sick Head ache In fifteen minutes,
Chill Fever In fifteen minutes,
Chblans In five minutes,
Soar Throat In four minutes,
Influenza In one hour.
Spna Complaints stlG Joints, Cuts, Bruises Wounds,
Irost Bites Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Tic Dooreaux,
anall other complaints where there pains,
RIDwAYs READY RELiEF will instantly stop the pains
shd quickly cure the disease.
For the remarkable efficacy Of II. II. Discovery
4 and the complaints cured by Railways Renoyatin
Sesolvent, see In next weeks paper IL. IL. H. Remede
are sold by Druggists everywhere.
II. H. HAY Druggist, Portland, general agentfor the
state OF Maine. AGKSrs.-J. Sawyer, NJ d. BiddefOrdj
r. Gilman, J. q. Burnham J. u. Rollins, Saco A. War
rem, Kennebunk silss Derby, N. l.. Weber, Alfred 10
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PRICE 25 CENTS.
Try It---Try lt---Try 1t.
G. w. STONES
LIQUID CATMARTIC,
AND FAMILY PHYsIC.
TAs most important di,eOrsry srtr made IN hsIisa
Science, bsiag a compound Of Bsrks and
Roots, Whieh forms the most power
Jak, safe, and agreeable ply
sic srer offered TO
the pubic.


hs public.
vUyIE necessity Of such medicine has long been fell
u both by the heads of families and physicians Its
Powders must be obvious 10 every intelligent person.
IL operates Immediately and effectualy upon the
system and at the time Is infinitely less difficult 10
administer being quite agreeable 10 the taste, 1t not
only produces all the efcs where physic Is required
but completely removes habual ccstyeness leaving the
bowels perfectly free Ii eNpels all humors rom the
bloo Is certain for piles, regulates the action Of
whole Nervous System, and the cause Of all
local pains, such as
Rieupi0iiS1i, Neuralgia, TIE DolOrsdnr, GOm,
Pain ia hs Head, Side, Stomach, DC.
II may ao be relied upon in all diseases Of the bowels
-Dysentery, DarrhUa, and Cholera Morbus, yield at
once to its magical influence. Again repeat, Tar 1T
without Il afer they have properly tested its merits
Reader II you have tried other remedies without success,
despair not relief Is at hand Are you suffering
frO scrola six bottles Of my liquid Cahartc will cure
YOU Would you he relieved from habitua Costyeness,
three bottles will effect all that you desire. IL you are
afflicted with Rheumatic Neuralgia, other local palms,
two bottles will free you frrm them. All humOrs will be
eradcated from the blood by the use OF IRON one to six
bottles In Short iyou require aphysic for any pur-
pose this Is the reliable, safe and agreeable TO the
iass that las ever been placed within the reach Of the
public.
PRICE 81 90.
Principal Depot Mt No IS Central street, Lowell Mass
1J Sold by druggists generally.
II. II. Hay, Druggist, Sole Agent for Portland, and
General Agent Cor state. j. Sawyer NJ. d. No. 2, Bid
defOri House Block and A. sawyer Liberty ST., agents
for BiddeiOri. Daniel L. Mitchell, saco. lySo
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CHARLES HARDY

HAS Twenty desirable House Lots within i've
Ill or six minutc,' walk OF the Mills, which he
will sell very low. Prices from $50 10 s273 per
lot. Most Of these lots are fenced and In a high
state OF cultivation.
Also, u handsome field Of Grass Land for sale
Terms TO suit purchasers.
Biddelord, June lst, 1855. 2u