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Which can b. o6srsi ksm elsewhere. Tbs tsslinsoisis
given belov prove thai mons 10 N0Rk suCCEseIUL
At TIE PATENT oYYIcI than the subseribes and as
SUCCESS ID rnB BEET PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he you'd odd thAi he kas abundant
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Ing twenty yea past, has enabled lin 70 seesauiats
vast eoeiou Of Specifications and oeial decisions rel
alive 10 paents fhese bsides his exsnsive library Of
lersi and mechanical vorks and fan accounts % pats
rranted In the United STATES and Europe, reSd1 him
able, beyood question, 10 o6sr superior facilities fSr se-
talnIng patents.
and Drawings necessary 10 the psocural q patents In
hls and forgn countries preparc and Advice rnderci
on legal and scientific matters rsptng Inventions or
lnfringeuents % patents. Al necessity journey 90
wsshlnston procure paisni and The usuA grratds
AZ there, are here saved Inventors. r....
Copies % claims Of any patent rnished By rcnlttins
one dollar. Assignments rccoriei u Washington. Pa.
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tres secured through agents Of the highest rvspstA
biiity.
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Fire Insurance.

DElNG Agen, ofseveral Of the best Fire lnsur
ID ance Companies In the Country, a share
patronage is solicited. D0MlNlCUS JORDAN
Saco, Apr. 9TH, 1856. l6lf
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BIDDEF0RD, DECEMBER 49, 1856.
SINGERS SEWING
" 4.

These celebrated machines are IN practical and proat
able use In al parts Of The civilized World. In I'll The
yasus trades, and In sewing every sor Of hse, shsf
Of cio<h or eathss hey have bseu faly te and ap-
proved. Sewing machines Of other manufactures oe.n
faIl 10 work, but .r.f.
SINGER sNAcurNEs ALWAYS OPERATES PERFECT
Lr being strong, durable and complete In eoutrvanes
and Workmanship. perfect sewing machine kspt
employed a6oeds clear profit Of 81 900 year but
an imperfect one Il cause Of constant VIBRATION and
loss The entire nsLIAsILIrr of our machines b one
great reason for their unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of ra and delicate construction, Are recommended BY
other such machines made 10 catch
the eye not 10 pebru substantial work. The truth 10,
family sewing machines ought 70 be stronger than any
other because they 90 Into les sku hands than when
sold 10 manufA .fuers and are used r greater vsre-
~ Of work. The machines which have prOve best tor
oil other purposes must be best br family use, and they
are singers. The speed Of our machines has iatsly
been doubled. No other can compare with them In
quantity Of work.
r New machines Of the latest improved style viii be
EXCHANGED on liberal terms for old sewing machines al
our own make br operative machines Of other man
ufacturers Local agents wanted 10 cell our machines.
N.B.-All persons desiring full Information about
sewing machines can obtain u BY sppyin, for copy
Of ell NJ. Singer Co.'S 0alstts," paper devoted en-
iirely to the subject. twill be sent gIails.
4 -
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REMARKS. The above communication Is
an exceedingly valuable one. 1t is the no
tice of such practical, every day wants OF
the farmer, that gives an agricultural paper
much of its value. Water arrangements
are generally expensive, we are aware, but
that should not deter one from making q
beginning. We know q good farmer one
of tho best who pumped water for forty
years, for forty head of cattle per day.
Now this would require at least q minute
for each animal, twice day, making eighty
minutes, and of very hard work, too. AT
length after wearing out some dozen pumps,
and pretty nearly wearing out himself, he
dug well in the side off hill twenty-one
hundred feet from his barn, put in q half.
inch gutta percha pipe, and for several years
past has had the felicity of seeing the wa
ter run down hill by its own gravity, and
filling his ample troughs to OVERLOOKING,
whore the cattle may slake their thirst at
will. Italso serves for many other purpos-
es, and all accomplished at cost of one
hundred and fifty dollars. - NeT England
Farmer.
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DIR. BAILEY'S
Alternative SYRUP.

hrst prepared vth rsfsrsncs 70 ons bad case Of
L serofula, and EvgECTED THE CURE. Il vas az.
tsrwards Cor several yea, used In numerous eases With
similar success.
II has nov become sectuai remedy In ths disease.
II has been used successfully BY of pisons who
wsrs Aictsd with the following manifestations Of serof
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FOR SALE.
good two story house. situated on vernon Stree. IN
Saco eouyenlept for one ~ two families, with good
cstern in the cellar. The house ID well made AMI pleas
antiy situated.
This ID rare opportunity Tor purchaser a. lie house
must be sold Connected with Il IL good stable and
Garden. Inquire of. L. MILLlKEN, ontt, premises.
saoo August ~, 1850. 3S1
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GGn Summer Arrangement 4GE

4@N Summer Arrangement 3A@
AN ami amer Monday, the 2ist Inst, the steam
u srs ATLANTIC, Capt. Gro. KsIanr, and FOR.
REST CITY, Capt. y. A. Pnscr, VIII run rs io'-
lows -
Leave Atlantic wharf, Portland, every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, NJ
O'Clock r. ~. aud Central wharf, Boston, every Mon.
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday al
7 o'clock p. NJ.
Pare, In Cabin, $i,so
on Deck, - u"
N. d. Each boat 10 furnished with large numoe,
of staierooms for the accommodation OF ladies' and
families aud travellers are reminded that ny iasng
this line, much saving OF time and expense WIZ 70
made and that the inconvenience OF arriving IN Dos
ion At late hours Of the night, will DO avoided
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 taks
the earliest trains out Of the city.
The COMPANY are not responsible for baggage to an
amount exceeding $50 In value, and that personal,
unless notice 10 given and paid for ut the rate OF one
passenger for every $500 additional value.
p.r Freight taken rs usual.
lyo4 L. BILLINGS, Agent.
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VAL u A Ii l. e
REAL ESTATE

E~ODI0 -
Ea The Subscriber, In consequence Of poor health,
u offers Coz sale all his Real Estate, In the city Of BID
dsford The homestead Farm, containing about 70
ACRES of good land, In moving tllage and pasturtns,
with good growth Of young hard wood, sufficient Tor
the use Of the fsm with large two story house, In
rood state 90 repair, two barns, wood houses, &C.
Said Farm l. situated saeo river, about IL miles
rom The factories In Bddefo and saco, the road to
LYMAN watsrboro', nc. The farm lies about 30 hds
on saco river on which Is valuable intervae very
easy TO cultivate being free from stones This would
| be a GOOD arm for MIX Farm. Mnk eante sold 81
the door every day In any quantity. IL would also be
. hrst rate stand Cor Public House, a. one 10 much
wanted on this rOsi.
Also, near the above, large Two Story House, con.
venient Zoe families Win about six Acres Of good
land, In moving and tllAge-vouii be good place br
q mechanic, or br gardening.
Adjoining the same, about 20 aefes Of moving and
tillsge land, of the a. 81 quality.
About one-qusrer u mile from the above, sbsut W
acres q moving and pastnrns land. Of the arst quality
for grass. a.r. o.. 49,. l..
Also, near the above about 70 Of vOOd and tim
Der land.
Terms very liberal. Apply to The subscribe % the
premises. hAkkisoN LoWhLL
BlaasfOri, DC, 81, isSe ah
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Il. II. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.

"Durins the time occupied the once Of Commits.
sIoner Of patents, n. 70. kppv, Eco, Of Boston, dbl
business al the Patent Once Solicitor ies psv<unng
Paienis There vsrs fev any persons acting In that
eaparty Who had % much business befoes the Patent
Once and there were mons Who ocnductei it With
more SKIN, hdelty and success. regard Mr. EDDY
VI the b~s informed and most skifa Patent Boz
licors In the United States, and have no hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
morv competent and Rurtvorhy, ani morn capable u
putting their applications 10 form 10 for them
An early and nversbie eonsIderaton At the Patent or
Zee. kDNChD BURKE,
Iais nlssionsF NJ pafeuta
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CANCERS CAN Be CURED.

TIIE undersigned having obtained many years since,
/ from the Indians, knowledge Of remedy for Can.
GERS and which he has tested In about one hundred and
any cases. efecting permanent In all cases where
he has given the least encouragement the beginning
Therefore having tested Its power and become uy con-
WINGED Of It's efficacy Ia the Of Cancers, he pre-.
pared 10 say 10 all persons afflicted with cancers In any
part Of the body that he extract them In reasona-
bic length Of time, with but little palm and for reason
able compensation. lie will rdrrdnf cure In such
cases as he gives assurance or pay Post Oce adj
dress, East standlsh. ,.,n
standish, Sept. 10th, 1855.
This may certify that have witnessed the efficacy Of
Mr. Lombards Cancer remedy, and do not hesitate TO
say that will effect In oil cases where It's appll-
cation has not been too long delayed, and the whole
system poIsoned with the cancerous WINS. II Is far
more certain than the OF the knife as extracts the
disease entire, leaving no trace Of II behind.
JAMES NJ. BUZZELL, NJ. D.,
Prof. Of Surgery In the Eclectic Medical College,
Philadelphia. o.
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standish, Sept. 10th, 1856.
Go to G. W. Burnham'S
DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

Corner OF Liberty and Laconia Sis.,
BIDDEFORD.
n you want good well executed and nicely finished
likeness lie Is prepared TO put up Daguerreotypes
In every style Of the art cheap the cheapest and
warranted 10 be as good as can be obtained.
Biddeford, April 3rd, 1856. TIA
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Yrsm LAs prsss1t cennisstessr.
"Arorsr n, distributing the time have held The
once OF Commissioner q Patents, II. kddy Esq, of
Boston, has been extensively eognged In the AnsAction
Of buslness with the 0dice, Solicitor. lie 70 thor
oughiy acquainted siL the iav, and the rules u prac
tcs Of the O1oe regard him q the most eapa-
o1iclai lntercourse. CIAs. MASON,
ly3J Commlssopsr Of PAtents.
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Watering Cattle.

Being under tho necessity Of going out in
this driving storm Of snow to 500 that my
stock are watersd at the neighboring brooks,
has impressed on my mind the loss l am
suffering by not having provided water for
them in their stalls, or in the barn-yard I'D
joining. This same brook runs within two
hundred feet Of the barn, where, ut IN ex-
pense not exceeding $50, machinery could
be placed that by the power of the water
itself, would yield constant supply OF pure
water for US many cattle as the barn will
accommodate. That this is so, know, be-
cause on my neighbours farm, where he
keeps constantly fifty or more COWS, and as
many oxen, horses, and other animals, as
are needed ON large farm, for the last J're
years, he has obtained all the water they
needed, both winter and summer from
small pond in his pasture distant $500 feet
forced through lead pipe, by a fall OF on
" l3 feet head -the original cost OF the
preparation did not exceed $500. Here
then, at an expense not exceeding S2o
year, is obtained convenience that II
equivalent to the services of one man, and al
additional benefit, more than double thu
saving. Think also Of the saving made, IL
the droppings of the animals, one half Of
which would be lost by their roaming abroad
and irretrievably lost, when dropped in ant
aoated away with the stream. This is nj
fancy picture; instances of this kind ma.
be seen IN every farming village; aye, more
We have known farmers who have boaste'
of their convenience Of watering their cat
tie at the brooks, or neighbcring ponds, a
their fathers for a hundred years had don
before them. 1t is perfectly easy to demon
stratc, that the loss sustained in fertilizers
by this careless usage, in this period, at
moderate valuation, would exceed the pres
ent value of the farm, alta high valuation
So much for heedlessly going on IN tn
steps of those who have been before us, with
out regard to consequences. ..
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IStiIInan B. AlIeu,

Cbtsb8Su Ne ntVo)
ATTORNEY AND CoUNSkLL0R AZ
80 LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC afqs
And Commi,sionsr for Nev HampsAirs,
KfrrERy, Ysrh cesnsy, MAINE.
vryrfI 49,, "A leSi Bnsisess In Ne Cosrts - Yes
w asd Rsstinshan cs.ntiss .sd .nl pay speeiai
as.sioa 10 Ne esssaoa q ds.asas Al sss esslssss
m Por,snouth and In Kiusy, Y~k and niol lie vin
IL psosersss rv.slos, Bcsay ka1 End shsr siaias
nrSrs 3 IIsa. D. 0eispss, Hen. M. o. Ansa ana
n D. Appls.oa Es- Ainsdi ", aad WI. n. 7. Ilask-
81 and 1. \ Hash. Esss.. forssnosth. LII
~N Aiehsst oasA Price paid for Land
Il. ,-.r .WdrrnRts. i = -I,-.f ann
Sugars. Sugars. Sugars.
w IhusoIy,aapnDs, .,rn.. Ievl i
.s.s..,,.... :, ;. ,ii.ia ~ loAAsanAp
- sss e e 3, : &C.: e: .,...,, =
~ I10mIIx>
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Uleerating Tumors, Scald Head,
Diseased Ewes.

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry. rough and eruplivv,
d coil. pale, pasty. OF clanH,y AMI Sweating,
DROPsICAL EFFUsIONs, occ.siSslns ain
Guilty u breathing, Blostlng, extreme iangoar. and
frequent fatigue.
RICKETS or soAsned and distorted condition Of
the Baaes, spinal AnectiensJ whitci
Swelilngst
Devanged condition ofths Digestive Organs, occas
Ionng ioss of 90 rarsmous and irregular appetizer
severe and prO,rac,ed costvsness 90 Chronic Disrhss
Diseased LusEs, which had involved the suf.
ftrsr In Asthma, os hard Coughs Iiemonhags Ema.
citation and other symptoms q
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Principal once, 323 broadway, New York.

..".. BRAEcH 0frICEs.
~ Hanover street Boston. l&1 Chestnut 81 PhlA-
81 Westminster 81. Prov. Jos baltimore St BALI
2Jl Broad st. Newark N. J. East <h %. Cincinnati.
SAT BroadWay, AIbany,N Y Chicago. Illinois.
Gloyersville, N. Y. o. North Sth Of. -. Louis
9s Chapel 81 New Haven. 81 81 Charles 81 N. U.
IL Buchanan Of glasgow scotd
20 Dauphn ct. Mobile. 200 a.t..s.i s. ..iu'p. amNs
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

SAT- hheum' Chronte' hheumatisns, $50
Neuralgia, Piles, Cancer Tuners,
And many other diseases and liumor when connected
with serofslous condition Of the blood,
The Doctor viii visit and prescrbe or oil persons wish.
Ing 10 test hs medicine, Who request g. and Who are
willing W remunerate him or the seres 10 the amount
charged Cor vslt at the distance 10 hs Regulat
Patients. The Alternative SYRUP 10 soh al hla
but well qualified rhyscians and no dspes vii hsre>
qtfsr be mads.
Made and Sold By 500.
81 wM. BAILEY. NJ. D., saeo, Me-
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TRBMeNT HILLS.

TEAS, coYTKss, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, 20. .f..
Wholesale, asd also In small Paekases-
E. E. DYE 3 & Co.,
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dressed hay kept constantly on hand, vholesais
j W retail, BY JohN aiLPAfhiv.
August 18th, 1850. sH
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Plaids. P1aids.

AZ wool -. .:sa 10. .si y Wool ra nj l. 'I; L..
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no! FOR THE NORTH PG.r.

Scarcely have Dr. Kane and Iii, men ,}ro,-
ped their bear skins and eot contortah,
warm, before another exploration OF tn ior-
bidding regions OF the NORTH i, earnestly -,ik
ed ot. The .art> and observations q. Dr.
Nh'c III reference t. ti'c c:''at oVV., sea ',c.
!uhH tHt ltv region, ncd-rr rs lhel nrt,>>I-
riiy are, have excited Irca. interest anon
scientific men. What las hvrr;oiole been
suggested bv few. Is now con, i,Irfyd r,r.-
ty well established that ,l,cr,. j. vast ur,,
sea at 'hc No.;;. comncncln. at aj,our SOD,
ana ff"ba"'y eNttlI,irir 10 tie Io.r. b.
Name te>tiiic, that the temperature oi Tie d
rose as ne approached this SID. ,l,at IL, wat..
was warmer than the ocean farther ,outh
that ducks, seals and hcrhitcrou, animal,
were abundant about ii, and that stronr winds
from the North brought no floating ice 10 ITS
/ shores lhe Inference i, lht, the pole i, no;
as we nave supposed, the center ot irioisiitv.
but that The coitc>t l'uint is >ornc IL {, .r,,r>
or more South ot II, and that The ,rm,,rr,.vy,
at be pole is compa:atl,ci, m.d There i,
in thiS Cuilou, anatoyv with the fact that
the circle OF highest temperature dn> not
coincide with the equator, Is We should nat,
ura.Iy expect. and as the ancient, believed
but more nearly with the belts of the ,,o,,c.
while the mean annual temperature OF H., +,
qua'orlsl belt is considerably tc!ow that Of
the summer heat OF tie tropics
\diiOuS theories are ailcaiv earnestly dis.
cu>acd by the >ayans, to account tor the ooc;
sea at Tie North pole. llumbolt lorr AGO
, suggested that the internal heat OF the earth
/, discharged at the poles The unr,tion is
shall the truth be sought py another Arc,i,.
expedition. Ii will cost treasure and ,rol-
ably human life, but curiosity so far from be.
ing appea>ed. is only stimulated bv the re-
suits OF previous researches. II is SUGGESTED
that 10y pursuing a more easter!v route. many
OF 'he PerI.S hitherto encountered would b,.
avoided and that with the experience of the
past, the voyage mi .ht now be undertaken
WIN lar proSpe t OF safety and success
hasn aud futile as ;hc enterprise appear, to
prudent men. We have little doubt that It will,
be attempted, and by Americans, who will
not allow anybody to take from them the
honors and rewards OF scientific discovery.
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Open Questions ::,nOnS the Formers.

1t Vet an open question ainpri. farmers,
whether the -1p,;SLre, or the Eron>. or the
Dwin.>, or the We.tro.ls. or even the nu-
tres. are the best COW, for milking purposes.
Ii Is an "n"n question among :hcn. whether
the SrUohS or the ESser, or a mixture OF
breeds, maAe the most profitable SWINE
Ii Is All open question wha, kl"d OF potatoes
1t Is best 10 cultivate. and whether th" See!
should be large or small, and whether corn
should l., cut or nncat.
II l' an o:'n question whether corn shouil
b. topped or cut up hy the roots
II Is "n open question: whether common
pIon-h'"g or deep p!Uu. .h'n, i, Oh Tie who.e.
,..,' best
!; l. al open question whether Swaziland
rni"n'td :or corn the next wear, should hr
r!"''=''ri IN 'nc tai O. not. or whether it
>h"GI br p.ouShrd twice IN the Spring
IL Is an ci'"n question. whether r.,rn->talk<
should bc taken INTO the barn be fore tl,,. i,i
c''s are entirely esaporatc,l. or whether thrv
should rci"a!n IN t., field, exposed 10 all the
rams o' autumn, I'LL :hev are "donc W,
brown"
1t Is an "."n question whether potatoes H.
alb" TO disease should be dug earl, or a,c in
the fall
!; l. an open question. whether manure
should 'c KEEP under cover. that it, ammonia
may l." retained. vr thrown ou. 70 IL. a,.i. on
"t 'hr sun ana ram. tl.l those po.,.,'Ii a,,-
n,rctantS may deprive II of lis offensive ..
dos
l. = an open question. whether il i, best TO
ha'" dram running from ;hc barn ,ari in
IL the road.
1t i an open question, whether g-cen or
dry wood make, the best fire: ,ut " zen the
mercury l. ten d,rrcts below l,rr in ,I,,.
morning. there i, hide .Ioub, in the rind o,
the hired glrl" who j, comp, He'd to III IKE il,
which She had rather have provided
II Is An open question. whether II viii I,av
I" dr. and ,art meadow mud. and COMPOST /:
with stable n.aIurc tor the crops nest Srrinr
II Is an open Question. whether .uano or
ar'IiI' I.l ndnur'>. At their present hi.h pr
cr>, can br profitable used in New Ynria,ii.-
.Nrr E'.Jlur'd Eum,r. Uec,ah,1 -.
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"l'll prove it to YOU by my papers," an

"lll prove it to YOU by my papers" an
swered.
IL Cont want to see your papers," he re-
turned-"swear it by the Saviour, whose
name Won have just pronounced" As he
spoke. he crossed himself dcvou.ly
Il swear it by the Holy Trinity" ! re-
piled, solemnlv.
The pirate lifted his cap and bent his head
devoutly. when mentioned the Trinity
lie stood still, with his head bent over, while
one might have moderately counted fifty.
When he raised hlnself up, it seemed to me
there was less terOcity in his countenance.
pen, and clearer in their depths. l looked
steadily at him.
Captain" he said. courteousiy. "can yon
supply me with two or three casks of water >"
gave the order, and the water was low
cred into the boat. A word from him sent
his cut-throats over the side; but be lnuer.
ed behind, and after IA mon,ent's, Hesitation.
as thOu III he rrpentcI Of his resol .r,o.,. and
was ashamed Of what he was doing, approach
ed me with lis hand extended
God bless YOU" he exclaimed. as he felt
my grasp. land send YOU where the starving
are praying for bread
Th" next moment he was gone. It is very
probable that the riraticaI rascal was alter
ward hung, as no doubt lc deserved TO be.
Bui however terrible his fate, | am sure that
from his heart. scared and ~If.,iesccrated
there burst forth little. warm climmrr of
light, which mitiga'cd somewhat the dcsola-
ton, and rrlirvei Though i, -ould not en-
trciy dispcl, the gloom OF hi, dying hour
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-DREAMs-There is new guide to
the Interpretation Of dreams. An English
paper thus puts it:
To dream of a milestone around YOUR
neck, is sign of what You NAV expect if
you get an extravagant wife. To see apples
in dream betokens a wedding. because
where you find apples you may expect to
find pears. To dream that YOU are lame, is
token that you will get into a hobblc
When young lady dreams Of coffin, it be-
tokens that she should at once discontinue
lacing her stays tightly, and always 20 warm.
l!y and thickly shod in wet weather. Ii you
dream of clock it is q token that YOU will
gain credit-that is, tick To dream of a
fire is a sign that if YOU are wise you will see
that the lights in your house are out before
you 90 to bed. To dream that YOUR nose is
red at the tip is an intimaton that YOU had
better leave off brandy and ater. To dream
Of walking bare-footed denotes a inurnev
tia: von VII! wake hoctess"