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Buy me, and III do you Good
only IS cts. for pint, and u IL cts. fOs . quar-
loo. bottle. = n
DR.. Lansisy's Root and Herb Bitters,
Tho Great Spring and summer Medicine.
-oonroUHp OF

e.
sarupsrilla, Wild Cbsry, Yellow Dock, Thor.
oughwors, Pdckiy Ash, Maadrlkc, Dandslioa,
aud Rhubarb Root and Herb Jassd;es Biit~s,
This medicine has been constantly increasing In
public estimation for fve yean, and u NOW 40
knowiedged to be cheapest and the best medicine
In the WORLD - - ~ ~ =
The effect Of this medicine 10 most wonderful.
Il acts directly upon the Bowels and Blood, BY
removing oil Instructions from the internal Organs,
Stimulating them TO healthy action, renovsung
the fountains Of lie and vigor, purifying the
B ood, cleansing u from all humors, and causing
il to course anew through all paris ofthr BODY
They cure and eradicate rum the sysiem, Liver
Complsinl--that main wheel OF % many diseas-
e., Jaundice in lis wost forms, oil Bilious Dis.
eases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Cosiiyeuess,
Humon Of the Blood and Skin, Indigestion,
Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn, Weak.
ness, Pain In tho Side and Bowels, Flatuency.
LOIS Of Appetite, and sll kindred complaints,
caused by disordered stomach, OF bad blood, 10
which all urc more orlcss subiec. 10 Spring and
Summer Coughs aud Colds arc also by lis use
broken up and cured 81 once 80 l.a 81
~ Office, 90 Union Street. Sold by oil medi
cine dealers everywhere, nj only Is cents FOE Q
pint, aud 81 ceuts Tor quar- bottle. II
Dr.. J. A. Berry Wholesale and Retail Agent. eaeo.
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& There is q dandy in Chicago of such
nice taste that he grasses his boots with the
oil of bergamot. He is first cousin to the
youth who slept on bed made Of sponge
cake.
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House Lots for sale.

THOMAS N. PERSON has for srie House Lots Ia
il Biideford, on the following streets.
Pike street, Pool st. Hill st., Oak St, Acorn ST. Pine
st. Hamlet st., Back st., Porter st., Poss st.. Line st.
nj. Vernon st., Prospect st., Cottage st., Guinea st.,
Birch ST. Persons Lane bradbury st., and also several
acre, Of land ON Prospect st., all OF which viii sell
cheap for cash or approved credit. Please to call on md
before purchasing. One small house corner OF cottage
and mn a.. with good Garden spot Price $loo 0ns
Double Tenement House. corner Of foss and Porter st.
Price 5000. uo
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Farm for sale.

THE farm upon which the subscribers now live
i situated in the western part ofLyman. Said
farm consists OF about go acres Of good land par
now under cultivation, and part good wood land
The buildings on the farm are in good repair, ant
every way suitable for fern Of lis size. VIII b
sold on reasonable terms, and at bargain.
SETH & BRADFORD COUSINS.
LYMAN, March %, 1856. r. Owls
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This Agency Is not only the largest In Nsv England,
but through k inventors have Advantages fcs securing
patents OF Asceralnng the pAentAbily Of inveuons,
surpassed By. n not immeasurAbly superior 20, any
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Sux VERSUS CorroS. The present is an
age Of astonishing discoveries; but many of
them, from some cause or other, arc unfor-
tunately never heard Of afterwards in the
way OF practical adaptation to the wants OF
life. Whether the following extraordinary
method of manufacturing silk is one of this
class of discoveries, remains to be seem
The thing is exceedingly French, and seems
to us like what we Yankees calls humbug.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London
Atlas says:
ave hail with delight thcannouncement
that sarant has just made so valuable
discovery in the art of preparing silk, that
this article will become cheaper and more
common than cotton. This sGrdnt, it ap-
pears, one day having nothing else to do,
began to think, which is wonderful for So
rant, says Alphonse Karr--that there was
but one creature capable Of producing silk
that there was but one description OF veg
etaole matter, that Of the mulberry tree,
fitted for that creatures food, therefore the
silky substance must lie not in the animal,
but in the vegetable matter; so at once the
sardni set about analysing the composition
of the mulberry leaf, and by boiling it to
thick paste, has produced every description
of silk in immense quantities.
have seen several yards of manufacture
and although wanting little of the CLOS
belonging to that spun by the worm, car
pronounce it superior to the finest .fou'art
hitherto made. The price of the silk is fvt
francs pound when spun, being one hun
drcd and twenty francs cheaper than thai
Of the present day.
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Messrs. Adams & Horton.
Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. HodSdon's Book Store,

UALLgr 4 DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension bridge and Copper Bearings for sale BY lhe
above. sample Of which may be seen 1t their Musical
Ware Rooms.
An deslrous Of purchasing scPsEoa Toxsp Ixsrnr.
sESr are respectfully invited 70 call and examine for
themselves. FL. 1865.
Second hand Pianos or Msloieons taken In srehanss
for new ones.
An Pianos and Meloieons sold by them warranted
10 rive perfect satisfaction and be kept In tune DC one
year. free OF expense 10 the purchaser All tuning ~
tended 10 with promptness. tI.a -
saco, January n, 1885. us2
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e The amount Of forged land warrants
already discovered exceeds one million Of
acres. The investigation is still in progress,
and additional frauds are coming TO light.
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For Sale.

THE prcmises corrupted by John Lam On III
Anrvd kosd Ave mica from iliddcsosd Fscso-
~. The above cousists Of . house snj ban "a
g,od Hsctsmiths Shop, Q Isrgs esrd-o soot
80 tnfss scIss Of valuable laad, Zoe noss laIor.
uAAoa snaess - ebove. iri- - ~ 80 ~ :
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Alta Court Of Probate held al Alfred. within and
for the County Of York, on The drs, Monday in
April, in the year OF our Lord egh, en hundred
and fiiy.siI, by the Honorable Josc,h T. Nye,
Judge Of said Court:
nANlEL SMITH, Administrator u the estate
~ OF Joseph Smith, late Of Bidde ord in said
county deceased, having presented mis- account
Of administration Of the estate oi saii deceased,
for allowance:
ORDERED, That the said administrator give
notice TO all persous interested, by causing copy
OF this order TO be published three weeks success.
siyely in the Union &c Eastern Journal, printed nj
Bddeford, In said county, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be- held at Saco, In said
county, on the frsl Monday OF May next, at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, u
any they have, why the same should not be al.
lowed.
Is Attest, JosnuA HrRRicx, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA HKRRlcK, Register.
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Go to G. W. Burnham's
DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

Corner Of Liberty and Laesnia Sts,
lRD.s BIDDEFORD, ~.
n you want good, we'll executed and nicely finished
likeness. lie Il nov prepared 10 put up Daguerreoypes
In every style of the cheap the cheapest and
warranted TO be - good a. can be obtained.
Bddeford, April Srd, 1875. u1l
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mHB following ass bit assw ansas The nany hish ~.
III tuoulsis Voluntarily eivsn IN oooasaAAtloa u he
Superior qualities q he MODEL hkLODkoNd, nAss
factsrsd By hessn. MASON HAhLiH'
yrs~ ~. os.i.rs sstis,. as rls..f 80 cs-:::~.
Msrsp' MAsos HlxlfS-osnfs-ln yery nseh
psased vHh your Mold Msiodeoss having psver $50
any hat VOID compare Win them 70 quality and puf.
nIcs, and noss desirable parios Instrumsnt.
~ (eigusd) 0rsfAvs SAfIsa.
Tyem Level Ns.sa, Dseisr Of Nssie.
Amer having carefully examlncd The heiodeoes q
Messr Macon llamlln, am enabled 70 say. that In
cp,s,ss tasy =. a;s:1:dy ''., 2 siz sss.''
NJ Yo,t. Ja,y y iSI' - = - r
J,sm NJ. 0ssrss .. Ross, fAs PsvsisS es.sss~
Hruur MIsox, Fac. Dsls s.s ,-IIayins hal an sp.
portunlty Of sIanlnlns Mason Hamlins Model MsIe-
deons happy 70 bear testimony 70 their Ereat ~.
celsnos. In general eharsetsstics, and sspsciAy In
me 70 Be superior 70 any that have ye. sianinsd.
| b, -s.as fear very truly; ~. 4
yyon NJ. s. 4. Brssersjl, cesdsetsr Of Mssss sad
orseHisf 81 tie Nssaf Tsrnss, tRsss NJ. k6fs)
e ..s sAsreA, Beste~.
Is.ie i,osron, AuEust I, 1854.
Messr. Mason 1 HLniis -0entlemen - hau sx-
amiped With pleasure the ..sodei Macdeons, nsnuAc.
tured BY you, and an happy 70 say Ass In ny opinion
Wi not speak Of their various points Of sreelencs In de-
tall, br your Instruments need no
sysak for Asmssirss. IN
V~y truly youn, "a. bAHcaor.
Much more testimony might be produced Of IKE M.
ture showing the superior quality ofthe Model Asis.
dson ~ but q 10 thought TIT the shove ID suneent.
The bovs Instruments are nov on hand and iOs ssls By
Messrs. Adams & Horton.
Who having recently formed aconnss.ou in the MrscAL
Brssrss are nox prepared to attend 70 liz instruction.
In ali the departments usually taught TAs Yeesi De-
psrfsnf SiaSinS Ciassss, private Instruction In the
Eismsnisry Rsiss and yeesiii.ns VII Be under the
direction ofO. D. ADAMS, bsmery, and the iHsfrs.
nsnfai vIil be conducted By l.. H. lOkTuN, Who YIN
give instrueton upon the PIAHo, 0rran, Msiopson,
and ssRAPmss also, Thorough Bess, 70 al VINO NAY
be deslrous Of his services.
II. above Gsutlemen have made arrangsments eef
keeping PIANOS, MELoDEofs, GUITARS, no
LINS, BxHJOS, and other Musical instruments.
New or second hand for sale OF TO LEI, on The most
reasonable terms. Samples Of which my Be seen
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Notice.

mJIs day The ooparnevshlp known under the name
i and arm Of Dn. Libby 3 rovpe b dissolved By nu-
tuai consent All psnous Indebted 70 said arm are
specially requested 70 call q the Old stand and settis
tber accounts Immediately. An bilis rsmainlne unpaid
On the ooh ofAay nsxt, yin - ls With an sitssney,
Dc collection. sc LfRnY, n. D.
Lsr J. W. ruwNE, n d.
saes, Apru Is. 1854. Isiss
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u. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Paisas'
TESTIMONIALS.

"Durinrths time occupied the once Of Connie.
sionsr Of patents, II. H. Eppr, Esq., Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Once - Solicitor for procuring
Patents There were few II any persons acting IN that
0dioe and there we're nons Who coadueted % With
more skli, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. kldy
Of the best Informed and most skal Patent Boz
nor COMPETENT and Trustworthy, and more capable u
putting their applications In form 20 COG thru
On early and favorable consideration At the Patent Of
hee. kDMuND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of pAtsnts."
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TYou tAs prsssnt commissiosu.

TreS hsprsssHt conaissioasr.
"Auorsf ~, iSss.-Durng the tlms have bald the
once OF CommisoBer of Patents, n n. EDDY, Es9 of
Boston, has been extensively gagged In the transaction
Of business with the once, Solicitor. lie 10 thor
bughy acquainted With the lag, and the rules u poo
ice Of the Once regard him ~ u the most eaps.
bic and successful practitioner With Whom have had
ofscial intercourse, CHAS. MASON,
90. 'rF. Commissioner Of Patents.
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DOCTOR YOURsELPi
THE POCKET SCULAPIUS
IN EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

T0NIIE hflIetb edition, With Uns
j. Hundred Eneravinfs, showing
Diseases and Malfofnations Of The
Human System In every shape and
form. To which 10 added . Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being Of
the highest importance 10 married
people, OF those contemplating mat.
riaye. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, N. D.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-.
sent a copy ofihs RsCULAPfVs TO
his child. II may save him from IN
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred obllga.
iions of married lifs without reading
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nm. II, y. ATEN

DIR. IL. y. ATEN
Has opened IN Office in Central Block, No. 4,
and would respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
people Of Blddeford Saco and vicinity.
-REFEREs
Up. Kirkland, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
practice In The Western Reserve College Of Med.
icine, Cleveland, Ohio, d.. w. W. Jones, To.
lsdo, Ohio, Dr. J. 8. Hamilton, Tecumseh, Mich.
new John Hubbard; Hon. d. Z. Somes; Chas.
Morgan, and E. r. Morgan, Blddeford. Resi-.
dence nj Chss. Morgan's, Chestnut St.
Biddeiord, March 20, 1856. ms
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MELODEONS
s. D. & IL. W. SMITHS

celsbnied Mriodeoas, % loas aad fsvonby
kn0vn 10 The nusiesl VOID. have bssn rrndesed
still more desirable By their new msthod q ssis.
ssg, and pf which toe lS prsmium was given
Orders from my pan Of the county or wosid,
sent d,rccf 10 The msnusctosy In uostoa with cash
o. sa:isiaeioy reference, viii be promptly siiesd.
ed 10, and - fsiihfplIy execuisdss if the p~uies
were prrscni, 90 employed IN agent 70 scIsct, ssd
a q reasonable Terms. E.ch insirumeat wsr.
nntcd. a -
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nx-SHoEING, done q, ~ tlrn<s By
" - J. N. ANfH0fN,
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Mrs. M. Scamman,
DRESS MAKER,
Cross st. Saco, Ne,

Afsstsss s'e'sS's"'""'
Bulbous Towering Roots,
For Spring and Autumn planting, such AZ Amary!l ls
Gladiolas, Hyaeinths, Tulips, Crown imPshsl'' LII
AMERICAN SEEDS.
/ Collections o. seeds OF Amsrea. Forest Tr.ss
Plants, win be supplied suitable % send TO Europe
and other countries. ItkiAtAlf
GARDEN SEEDS.
Carrots, Bests. English TumIps. cabbssss, Cueum.
bsu, Pannips, Ruta Basa, Manssl wodssi. Onions,
Long onns. Carrot (hss, foe nsId culture o. per b.
Improved Ruta Bass, time AmsrieaRJ
Long Red Manssl Worried,
kI PS, ... =, p..n.. sod III. unos store,
saeo. Elias n,rnon's and Gould 4 NssOns siOrs,
Biddsford, also, NJ the nursery, by u
DANIEL MAH0NY. Practical 0ardessr.
All kinds Of garden work done By welitfainsd hands
The proprietor Of The Commercial Marcy esIs
ssiablishpsut hsvs been carefully Hspaisd By him
self for the nursery business and that the stoek has
been selected iom the most Approved varieties, and
aI the practical operations have been performed By
Cor his So,anieaI bIishmsni n, n,s rspstaiion
The fun and ornamental trees, nowsrss shrubs,
roses vines, and erespsfs, of and valuable
yarsiss. and are IN good condition fsF Transplant
Ing. ~ - ~
The proprietor embraces this oppouuslty 70 assure
the pubilc that be has had nearly thirty yssn srpsn-
snes In Ms vocation, both In Europe and this county
and that his houieuiturarai knowledge 70 the result
sf close application 20 hs pssfesssea during the
feel assured that all otdsss intusisd 20 him win b
faithfully aud promptly sIssuisd.
ssoo, March iosh, is3s. II
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: 500 Coat Makers Wanted.
UTANTED Immediately, Coal and Pant Maiers, q
w No. II Central Block, 10 whom ss.ss.st sneleys
men win be given. O. =. Hilton.
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PRIcEs IRON cas- TO ssoe.

-, rs'. 70 who Gi,h 70 h.rs Ms'odeOes with
have the seut crrdiied Ne pan payment ofth: me-
chase money. FACTORY &wARE ROOhs,
AZ Warrington Street. Boston, Nas.
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In an instant every alligator disappeared
beneath the surface. and only few bab'
bles which slowly rose, told Of the struggle
tina, was going on beneath.
"Now for the paddles" shouted Allen,
springing to his fee, and grasping one
while he mO,ioncd to me 10 take the other.
"Bu, the native !" gasped.
ais dead before this time, and they arc
quarrelling over his bones below. They
have tasted blood and II we do no, reach
the shore before he is eaten, there will b
another victim. Pull for your life, il you
value il.
I dashed the paddle into the water and va
urged the raft rapidly towards the landing,
which was only about City feet distant.
"Look." c,isd Charley, glanciag over his
shoulder, "bui don, spare your strength"
followed the direction Of his eyes, and
saw more than City black shouts raised about
the surface Of The lake, and aiter q short sur.
survey disappear. ~. ~ ...
"The divils know where We sre," Allen
exclaimed, without ceasiug his toll; but I
think we shall disappo,nt them this time"
al vow gold candlostick 10 SAINT"
At this instan, the rail struck the shore,
and the Spaniard, without waiting TO COM
plsie hi, VOW, sprang 10 the land, and was
quickly followed BY tho natives and our
selves. We had barely secured fooshold
before halfa dozen slimy monsters rose be-
eide the ran, and sven re.led their head up.
on il, to be certain that Il was vacated. {
was too thankful al our escape 10 modest
thsm but not 90 with Allen. He took de-
liberaie aim Al the largest and fred.
In an instant We were covered with mud
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Mr. FlllmoreIs Albany speech.


a.a One Of the silliest and weakest attempts
that have yet been made to create an alarm
in the American camp, is the hue and cry OF
qualification and disunion, raised by Greely's
followers, as being the soul and substance oil
Mr.. Fillmore's recent speech at Albany 10
those who are capable Of thinking for them
selves, and who are willing to read dispassion-
I ately that production the design of Greely'S
idea must be palpable. 91s ~
a' A defence, or an explanation of Mr. Fill
nore's language is hardly Necessary. Anidea
!, favorable to dissolution, under any circum-
r. stances, cannot be attached to it, except by the
most forced and labored construction True,
Mr.. Fillmore did tell what effect creating pure
ly sectional issues would have upon the South,
but was that making prediction? Was it
any thing more than demonstrating political
proposition, as you would one in mathematics,
and showing the result? That is just what it
was. Mr.. Fillmore did just what it was the
za duty Of every man to whom we look for coun-
sci, to do. He rises above the fear Of popular
{: prejudice, and points out the Scylla and Cha
rybdiS which may wreck or engulph the gov
eminent. He is an experienced pilot and
= values the safety Of the ship Of State, and he
would have us steer clear Of the shoals that
insane sectionalists would drive us on
Other statesmen, whose political characters
stand high above reproach, have done as a du-
ty the same thing, and they were lauded for
it, as they should have been. What is the
language Of every compromise measure that
has been passed or presented? Why, just the
same language that Mr.. Fillmore used at Al
bany--if the American people pursue these
extremes the nation will be wrecked. 1t does
this tacitly, by diyerting them into conserva-
: tive or compromise measures. 1t does it by
pointing to the evil, showing its consequences,
and marking out a course in evasion Of them
Mr.. Fillmore's present political department
Z and language just in consonance with what
it was when in the executive chair, he won
the admiration Of the nation. and the civilized
= world. 1t shows him to be an Independent
fearless statesman, who will not be deferred
go from telling the sick man tho nature Of his
complaint By a fear Of offending him.
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0r If you have anything to sell, advertise
in the Journal. Ifyou want to buy anything
advertise in the Jurnal In Wednesdays
Journal an advertisement appeared headed
"Piano for sale"-yesterday it was sold and
the advertisement ordered out. Every day
we have instances Of the benefit of ADVERTISE
ments. Send 'em on, until we are obliged to
enlarge our sheet. When the business usti-
fies the Journal will be again increased in
size.
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NOVELTY. INSTRUCTION AND AAIUsEAl ENT
MUSEUM AND CONCERT.

ezebita. EyANsV Il E. Froay, July 18th. Open at
aud O'Clock p. NJ. for one day onl,. the
Floating Palace and James RAYMOND.
TENHE MUSEUM contains a complete Geological Exhbi-
4 every wild aud rare animal existing Europe.
PHANT magnificent GIRAFFE anumsrabIe specimens
OF Brds from the gganc Ostrich 70 upward of 100
mems of the larry humping Bird
A STATUE GALLERY
of figures. the Of life viii h eChris Preach
lug Temple; he 5haksPear Gallery Sismese fwns;
~alaee aud Helen Ma Tam y Shsntrf Souter Johnny the
Landlord and ban ady the Chief Utica in the dress he
when hundreds aud Indian lar Weapons;
A Panoramic View of the World.
Mineral FsSeuaols nuuber
Relies Egypt Greece, Rome, Pompeii and Hereula-
One hundred and fifty Oil Paintings,
The beautiful daring Polish refugee. MADAME
otINZA. in her srlling t-rrihc aud at the same tne
graceful upoa the TIC Roe Pc txteneed in mid
walking taek wards and forwards ascending
dancing waI<es Pkas ana froaette- Playhg exquisiy
the Cornea piston ana achieving many OF the most excite
an4 startling eats introduced far surprising any
also that lne"nn prenensle genius NIX: b n u
who has Ppeare with great ecst before the
sovereigns OF and deceived from each substan ai
and flying evidences the appreciation they aim
TtRs ALONE Ct rs PR0FILEs and VaLENt1xRss'
open winds tches writes folds and Letters Shoots
and seldom misses; discharges Pistols plays the
Aceordeoa Violo"ceo. and erfrns similar
pe cannot aspire t., with uil
hagrrs how sgnaly eOmpensates
Also that rare animal. a LIVE WHITE POLAR BEAR.
she My living in the United Suites and probably
R9- Admission TwentF i've Cens-ro hal price ct
AN ENTERTAINMENTS AND CONCERT
Will be given in beautiful concert room the lam
consisting Ethsoean Melodies Fancy Comic
Chraoterstic Deliberations &C.. by talented troupe of
a. inission twenty five cents. jys-st
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a CUR1os1TY.-Capt. II. II. Buchanan, oil
Louisville, has been East to see the "Ions.''
During the trip he came across the most inte-
resting natural curiosity in the world, This
is the century plant, which is now blooming
in the garden of the Hon. Mr. Van Rensse-
lser, at Ogdensburgh, N. Y. 1t has grown,
snce March lst, to height of thirty seven
feet, has leaves six inches wide and eighteen
feet long, and will continue TO bloom for two
months Travellers, who go East this sum-
mer, will have an opportunity Of seeing this
great curiosity by passing through Ogdens-
burgh,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11

" The Boston (Mass.) Evening Ledger
states that certain gentlemen Of that city are
about to purchase site for a large bakery
where the kinds of bread in common use will
be manufactured and sold to the public at %
per cent less than the rates charged by bakers.
There will also be branch shops in various
parts of the city to retail the bread, and the
proprietors viii be satisfied with five per cent
on their investment, and devote the surplus, il
any to enlarging the loaves