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-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS


THE following described Real Estate, colnpris
situated IN the villages Of Saco and Biddeiord,
will he sold l,y the proprieiors, nj prizes aud on
terms favorable 10 purchasers.
Tie House Lots, about 400 IN number, are
principally situated 10 Saco, between the Railroad
DEPICTS Of Blddrford and Saro-s portion Of them
above the Railroad, and portion below, In .
pleasant and healthy location. aud commanding
line view Of both villages. They are advantage.
ously situated for the residence oi persons having
business in either Ssco or Bid'lclod, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperrll
Square. Saco, aud five minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop aud Cotton Mil Of the Laconia, Pep
per,ll and Wsicr Power Corporations OF Bidde.
lord. A substantial Bridge, 373 fee, long aud ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, snd with side
walks has been built across the Saco River. thus
connecting the lots with Bidd,iOrd, aud placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor
ner From this bridge stree, Is smded TO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of Tie
Ssco River, and To Water street.
The new road recently laid on, by the County
extending into the country from
will iniersect with Murket street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bldde.
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propne.
tors have n dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk VI the workshops aud
mills on said Island.
They will sell also in lots Of from one 10 five
acres, as may be wanted, tract of land adjoining
that which j. reserved Zoe house lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, aud Is situated on the West
err side Of the railroad, and runs To- the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lew rods
Of the Saco Depot
Warrnicc Deeds will be givcn Of all lots sold
by the proprie,ors, A. II. boyd, Ssco ID. l..
Somrs, Biddeiord; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William L. New.
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condii
ions, inquire Of d T.. SOMES, OF Biddeford,
agent Tor the propIeiors. OIL
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-, .od r,nsi.t a. hey are Pot up carefully, and
bsar our name and label. "TREM0NT MILLS, y. X.
..,s. we annex the folloxing scale Of prices, viz
. m. souchopg Tea, l.A0 s IN. uocha Cofee, Leo
& IN. Ooions %" LIS 6lb. lava 90
S ID. Y. Hsson 2.2s sl6. sood l.oo
NJ The spices are put up In IL and 12 tin cases, ex-
prrssy for family use, and are warranted ~ he strictly
pure article and only need trial to establish them 10
ns sPSSIsii CoPPEE. We would call the attenti IN Of
which Il highly esteemed and gives the greatest salts
faction. It Is prepared whh par ocular care, and BY
peculiar process in roasting one pound Of this COFFEE
pANDELION COFFEE. THIS article Is carefully
pr,arel at our mills, and put up In packages having
our trade maxi and may he relied upon the best and
most approved mixiare VI dardtlion ard coffee.
ThRiXACUM, or Prepared DaHdsiion Root. This
article 4. prepared and roasted at Mis Is retaled
BY family grccers generally In city and county, and
bearing our trade mark. Chindmdn grinding eQ6ss,
may be relied upon as the GEsrsr ARTICLE The pro.
ortion used Is about half the quantity Of Coffee
The price IL 20 cents per pound, and 10 warranted In
be the that which has been sold for hy cents
pound by Druggists. ....
aud held In high estimation by all who Ii. This be-
ing preparation Of the root, with all Its medicinal viz
tues rrtalned, can be mixed with coffee OF NOT as best
suits the taste and will b, found cheap ard economical
as family beverage one pound nearly being equal 70
physicians 10 invalids, children and aged persons, rs
nutritious beverage and asa resedy for Dyspepsia,
Bilious Affections, &c.
1r be careful to observe that oil CqGsss have
trade mark, Z" CAina.hdn grinding eotst."
rJ- To Groesrs and D'airs. a liberal discount Is
made enabling them to supply their customers at the
same low rates.
nJ-To CASH CUsT0MERs.-0ur object being to
secure large sales at small profits, we osr Inducements
which cannot he afforded by Those who do business on
the credit system and confidently invite an exam
nation Of the quality OF orr stock, aud our prices, ~
compared with those Of any other house.
Boston, August 10Th, 1854. omos3i
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III. POCKET EsCULAPIus. Let nome suffering
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work nv mall or Ave copies will be sent fir one dol
lar. address, (post paidJ DIR. wM. YOUNG,
Iva No. l52 spruee ST.. Philadelphia
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TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the once Of coumls.
sioner Of patents, u. u. EpDr, Esq, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Oce Solicitor or procuring
Patents There we're fs~, any persons acting In that
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LAT If palsuta
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FoR SAIL"

uOUsE on lot, situated Pike st., just below cross
"A st. Diidefori saii house contains rooms, ell IN
i.hed with wood house attached. Also, well within
Ten feet Of the door, having In Il chain pump.
drn with srawherrrs, curran,s, &c. rich and well adap
tel 10 raise Vegetables.
Also. Saeres Of land on Kennebunk road, known a.
the Batchelder field, on which ID cellar, nearly COM
Melted with stone the lot TO furnish very pleasant
And desirable location Said property win be sold At
great Bargain. Enquire Of the subscriber on pike 81
CYRUS PllILBRICK.
Biddefcri, March 10, 1856. ul2
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Late Commissioner Of Palspts
r,ou ,b,,,,,,.t couui.,i,,,,

FROM the prsssaf CommisssoTtT.
"ArGrsr II. ls53.-During the time have held the
Boston, has been extensively ssgsgc In the Transaction
Of business with tie Oioe, Solicitor. lie 10 thor
orshy acquainted with the law and the rules d prae.
tice Of the Once. pgard him one u the most espa.
bic and successful practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. To-. CHAs. MASON,
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had dream the other night
When everything was still
| d'eamed saw one Sammy Wells
A sliding down the bin,
Disunion staff was in his mouth,
A squint was in his eye
Says be, "l'm going to the South,
oh, Pat,en, don'i you cry"
Democratic Giee Boo
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PORTRAIT PAINTING I!

Arr. CHARLES II. GRANGER, respectfully informs
M the inhabitants Of Bddefrd and saco, that he will
be happy TO lint portraits from the life. or TO make en-
arged portraits from Dagueeotypea for those who may
favor him with their patronage.
Rooms at his house on Summer ST., saco.
Ian. lllh Is6. III
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Buy mo, and I'll do you Good!
oaly IS cts. for pint, and 81 10 cts, fora qssn
..Illln 2 bottle J I ~ =
Or. Lanyisy's Root and Herb Bittsrs,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine,


u.s. rr- -oonPoukp or
ssrsspsnlls, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dcek, Thor.
oughwori, Pnckly Ash, Maadsske, Dssdslioa
aud Rhubarb Root and Herb Jassdiee Bsit~s
This medicine bss been constsnily incrrssing In
public estimation Zoe i've years, snd .. now &C.
knowleJged TO be cheapest aud the best medicine
In the world -.H
The eject Of this medicine IL most wonderful.
liacis directly upon the Bowels aud Blood, BY
removing all distractions from the internal orgsas,
stimulating them 10 healthy sctioa, renovsing
the FOUNTAINS Of lie aud vigof, purifying the
D ood, cleansing II from oil humos, and causing
u TO coune anew through oil paris ofih~ BODY
They cure and eradicate from the system, LAYER
Complaini-ihai main wheel Of 90 many disras-
GO, Jsundlce ~ it, worst forms, oil Bilious Dis.
cases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Co-,iveaess,
llumor Of tho Blovd asd skin, Indigestion,
Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn, Week.
ns.s, Psia In tue Side and Bowels, Pistueaey,
Los OF Appetite, aud oil kindred complaints,
caused by disordcrrd stomach, or bad blood, 10
which all are more Ore.- subjec. In Spfins sod
Summer Coughs and Colds are slso BY lie uss
broken up and cnrrd OF once. .rLfyOtIs
o. 0ince, 90 Union Street. Sold by oil medi
cine dealers everywhere, at ouly % cents for q
pint, and ST. 2 cents toe y quar- bottle. II
d. ,. A. Berry Wholesale and Retail Agent. saeo.
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EbencZcr Lord.
MANUFACTURE OF
GRAVE STO.N ES,

~ - - - ~ IL ~
--of all kinds
Tables aad Fire Pelccs executed by h,m
with neaine.s aud dispatch. Stone done VI my
shop, will box up to send any distance BY Stage
or Railroad having worked al the business Tor
mere than twenty years, warrants all work 10 give
satisfaction. tJo
Shop ON Chestnut street, next deer 20
the Bakery.
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GRAND MEDICAL and SURGICAL
MENT OF THE CELEBRATED
DRs. CARsWELL & HUNTER,


No. 10, Endieon Street, Boston, Mass.
Where the only true and scientific course Of prae-
tee Is guaranteed To all.
Doctors Carswel Hunter continue 10 be consulted
incidentally upon those diseases Of private nature
viz: STRUCTURES, lmIoi.nsy, Seminal Wsskne.s, 10
glands of the Neck, GToiis. az under the arms lis
eases of the Uretha, all Compaints Of the Urna'
~ Organs, Nervous Debility, Meieufial Affections.
G,ayeI Nodes, or hard and painful swtllings on the
bones az JOINTS, Carries, Rheumatism, Ulcers OF the
GIntiis, Tonsis, Throat aud Limbs, syphilis, irrtis,
or inhamed eyes. lm"oteney, General washing away
of The Powers Of LIE, Night sweats, Swelling OF
the Joins caused by Mercury and unwiseiy treating
the disease, and all other chronic aud difficult com.
paints such have ,fed the skill Of common ply
scians, and noth,.g but great general experience
can ensure u successful cure.
DIS, q. 4 H., regularly educated, highly eminent
and successful practitioners, aner very extensive
practice IN hOsion lut over twelve years, need hardly
spelk Of their medical qualifications, or remind s'ran-
gers not TO class them with set of unedneaied men
who III the papers with their Boosting advertise
ments. Drs. a.. a. H.. caution the public against
quackery In all its 'orms, pretending, as some SELF
styled Doctors, 10 cure all the most difficult ana c'i-
nous diseases, without knowledge of the human
system Of disease, OF the modus opsrandi Of the
most simple drugs.
Drs. q. & a., since 1910, having confined their
whole attention 10 office practice for lhe cure OF
knowledge no superiors
CoSs1 ITUTIoNAL DEBILITY, OR SEMINAL
WEAKNESS.
Dr.. c. & II. are pre.cmineniiy successful In the
treatment &c all The abnve most difcult aud perplex
ing Of all diseases, this complaint being the evil re-
,ua &c secret habit m youth, " neglected mprop.
city treated s OF the greatest evils that eau be-
iaI fsow being. Dr. 49, has gwen particular atten.
nn To- the above disease, aud 50 thoroughly has he
become acquainted with It's pathology aud treatment.
thai he Will warrant perfect cute under fIrfeuure
Of $500 in fact he wi IN The eursof this complaint
aeknuwledse no superior In this county. OF even In
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DR.. DENNIS
GEORGIA. SiRSiPARILLi!

A Preparation mad. d SlnaPliilll Rat nlI.
DPEpAREp by }. DENNIS, NJ. u, Augusta, Ga. .foI
Diseases % the Liver, and TO purify the blood
With the mast % p~rsons % upon the Bowels
mid parssiiye laxative With some Il causes nrst
very active purgaye effect, yet, owing the strength.
ening PROPERTIES % this sarsaparia, no debility arises
from the active purylng In In which there Il
siderable arrangement Of the Liver. will sometimes
zuse nausea, AL vomiting but amer the liver has
been bestowed 10 It's healthy eonion this effect CEASES
fof children this Is the most natural and healthy
purxsiivc that can be given, and generally IL al the
pafgstye ht Il necessary TO be given especially
those troubled With worms IL an increased se-
cretcn ard passage % the bile, which an rri-
tsnt to the wotms, and prevents taeir accumulation.
Its healthy action the liver. AMI purifying eject
uporthe Hood, make u great safeguard against dis
ease and prove u 10 Be the best Sarsparia In use Zoe
physicians AMI thc-e afflicted with diseases In which
sarsapariila 10 indicated a. the prOpr remedy. II IL
a,so useful f those recovering from sickness Who re-
qulre paaiive 10 act mildly, vitbOu, causing debility
To iscreass n. purity the use ofsuxsr has been dis
continued those Who prefer sseeteped, sweeten
A themselves 20 suit their taste.
Kept constantly on hand and Tor sale by
VIM. BAILEY, n. D.,
s2H sAoo, NAME.
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To Sportsmen.

nURE SILK TROUT LINES, In Green AMI assorted
coiors +, 10 gross Boyd's Fancy Trout Hooks, the
,urest Hook In use Just received from England and for
ssisby GEO. I. GOODWIN,
amos2T Nam Street, Saco.
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METALLIC BUkh'AL GtSES Mahogany
Nl Walnut and Plbs Collins, or sale AT
ABRAht ~ Fob SSK0LS
Shop, CIos> Stree, Saco. Ms.
Jan. 7, 1854. II. g# .FN.0 fF
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WILLIAM YOUNG, ~. d.

Let no father be ashamed To pre-
sent q copy ofihs .EsCULAPirsto
his child. u may save him from an
early grave. Let M young man of
woman enter into the sacred oblisa.
,i,,. al ,n.r.,sd tife withouf fsadinr
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II u NJ o vAL!

nR. MOORE has removed his once TO Tsihury
- n Iliii's Buiidins. Esst cad Of FACTORY Island
Bridge. Aiiorder pfomptiy answered.
SAGE, Jasssrv yA. 1854. 2t
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Torpor of the Liver & Bowels.

Reader! You are sppeaIedto earnestly Doat
cay "if ] only could believe this 10 be true! !
have some Of the above camplaints, and would
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1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing xonBIp or vrrATEp HunoRs, bcsuii.
wing the face, kidding liie and energy sn yosr
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amHEALTH AND sTRENoTH 81
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ALWAYS SOMETHING new.
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PROFESSOR WOODS
H a IR
RESTOR ATIVE

L. @A- - -
RESTOR ATIVE
rs no doub the most wonderful discovery Of this age
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The following Is from distinguished member Of the
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PROFESSOR o. J. wO0D,-
DEAR FIR ,-Unsollciled, send you this certificate.
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''N" ]. W. BOND,
Firm Of Bond 4 Klly, Druggists, st. Paul.
[From the Editor Of hs Real Estate Ldrsrtissr.l
Bosros, %, School Street, March 2oth 1855.
DEAR STA i-llaylng become prematurrly quite grey,
was induced, week, since to make trial OF your
Restorative have used less than two bottles but the
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have also been much gratfrd ut the healthy moist.
ure nj vigor OF the hair which before harsh and
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Respectfully, yours,
Professor Wood.
CARLyLg, Illinois, June 10Th, 1858
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired It's wonderful effect. Ny hair Vas becom
Ing, thought, premature grey, but BY the use Of
his Restorative has resumed lis original color, and
I have no doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator United States
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Fire Insurance.

pE1NG Ayen, ofseyeral Of the bes, Fire lnsur
- ance Companies in ibe Country, a share o
patronage Is solicited D0MiNlCUS JORDAN
saco' APT 4'h' 1896. l-T ~ i6u
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The City Marshal

Will be in attendance daily, lSundays rxcep'ed)
at the Guy COuacil Roo,n', from sio . o'clock,
A. NJ, TO receive Complaints ior the violation Of
any law or City ordinance, in compliance with q
City ordnance, .pprvvrJ March ~, laa3
l.. A, HENDERSON,
City Marshal
BidJcforJ, March %, 1871 10