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III We cannot refrain frUm calling the attention %
our readers Il an ayer semsnt In this days paper 81
the sIIalr restorative % Prof J, WOoi Co, OF
81 Louis. IL WILDE that he has numerous certh-
Gates from persons q th, highest char cler t. the merits
q IA. Restorative. frpm positive kn0wlcdse We are
also enabled say that IL Is In every sens what PRO-
tsses be- anil do no hesitate % prOn0unce u the
Hnsst preplrat GU r the head ami hair which Ia, so
Car besn eVis.d by human ingenuity. We have seen t
arrest threatened badness, AMI restore . the head e
oT nal prOlason u natural and glossy hair, AMI shen
the latter has bcen perma,urvy tngei wan gray We
nav, seen h. like magic r.tor. IN. eolors q youth aud
health. The distinguished property Il this We might
truly say aeuous "estOratiye" IL tina hgNes 10
the person Who uses IT, the sane head Of hair that they
wor in youth thu. acting la strict cOmp nee with the
rar. % The rst aud greatest % all toilet makers
TURF No one Who has uscd will hesitate to unite with
as IN this testimony It's peeul1r merit-C0riast0H
(Ia.l Peoples FrisHd. WI
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Correction.

Nh. CowAx Allow me through your
paper 10 correct an error, evidently made
on purpo.e) which / see Published in the
Maine Democrat, in regard to our town Of
fces chosen on the 9Th.
Moderator. John NJ. Goodwin, Dem.
Clerk. Aaron p. Buzzell, Dem.
Sc!ectmen, Assessors,5 0r1seers cfA, Poor,
James r. Haley, James Maddox,
Joseph Roberts. Democrats.
Treasurer. Saml L. Smith. Straight
Wing. Supported by both parties.
Auditor. Asa X. fogg. Democrat.
Toiea Accent. Il. g. Staples. Dem.
s. s. CSumitiee. z. @. Staples. j. L.
Bean NJ. ID. Dem.
Constable q Collector. James Meserye,
Republican. Elected over Capt. Pike Dem
ocrat.
The statement in regard 10 the town Off
GERS in the Democrat vas no less truthful
than the manner in which they were chosen
was dishonest. We have, since our separa-
ton from Hollis, invariably selected our OF.
fcers from all parties without regard TO par-
ty fesling, and have been very successful in
our selections as our financial condition
shows. The Republican party is not 80 in
ferior in numbers, nor do they possess n
small share Of talent; but they were dis
gusted with the course pursued by the Dem
Ocnts as contrary 20 a former agreement,
and consequently withheld their votes, not
voting at all for several OF the officers. They
were not organized in the least, which gave
them all the advantage, as they had a secret
caucus and nominated their whole board Of
officers, for whom votes were written, and
all ready for distribution.
II they had but 10 ma jority on an average
you may conclude that Democracy is on the
decrease. for there was no opposition COM
pared with what might have been brought
forward. According TO the reckoning Of
the Democrat they will get a whipping next
September il the Republicans don't let them
steal their votes out Of their pockets.
Dayton, March %, 1857. Com.
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A PERFUAED BREATH = What lady or
nenlleman would remain under the curse OF a
disagr.ealle bTeaih when by using the +" BALM
of A TnousAND FLOWERS" a. a den,nice would
~, only render u sweet but leave the teeth white
as alsba,trr, Many yersons DO not know their
bcvaih i bad ond the subject = 50 delicate their
friends will never mention n. Pour single drop
of Balm" your Tooth Brush and wash the teeth
lghl aud morning. A hiiy cent bottle viii last a
year
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
be acquired by using the "BALM oF THoUsASp
FLOwERs.n IL will remove tan, p,rsplcs aud
irrcklcs from the skin, leaving u OF soll and
/ p~calc hue Wet towel, pour ou two OS three
drops, anl wash the face night and moTnngT
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaw
| ing brush Ia either warm Or cold waller, pour on
two or three drOps Of "BALM oF TuoUsANp
r'owERs." rub the beard well, and Il will make
a beaI.. al sOn laiher, much facilitating the Oper-
silica of shaving Price only Fifty cents. For
sale Dy all Druggists. Beware ut cOun,eTleils.-
None genaIae unless signed by
wP. FErRlDGE * co
6ml0 Franklin Square, New York
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Al. Court Of Probate, held at Portland. With.
md Sor lie County of cpmbsslsud. On ths shlss
Tuesday Of March, in the year Of Our Losd
eishieen hundred and 6fy-seycn:
sr. NJ 0eorse Emmoss and c,smeni Lhils.
tirld OF Ksnnebunk, psrnep u:>def the arm .!
Eumoos & Liiteasld, hsvins prrse.s ssd tss'r ~
account, In said capacity. for probate, In ~o
~ Of Cumberland, the said Z E. Bourne, being
nov Judge Of Probate In The Cosniy Of York,
IT WAS OlpEsxp, That the said sssisnees give
notice TO all perscus Interested, by causing notice TO
DO pubishedih three weeks suocessively 10 ibe Unioo
and Eastern Journal, printed 81 Biddeford In the
County Of Yoet, tina, they may appear st . Pro
bale Court 10 bs held st said Portland, 90 the 6rss
Tuesday Of April next. ut ten Of The clock In tho
iorenooa, and shaw cause, II any they have, why
The same should not be allowed.
WILLIAM q. BARHows, Judge. q.
A true copy, attest:
u AARON b. HoLpEs, Register.
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TESTIMONIAL To PIERCE. Washington Mar.
Q. Senator Toombs, of Georgia, this morn
ing presented TO Ex-President Pierce, q ser
vice of silver plate, in behalf Of the citizens
of Savannah. The presentation took place
at the residence of Mr.. Marcy, where Mr..
Pierce is staying. PERLEr.
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From the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR DYE This admirable sriicle
is rapidly improving the hair. No article Of
similar kind, now before the public, enjoysa bet.
ter reputation as restorative and inyigoraing
hair tonic Its peculiar chemical qualities have
a beneficial effect upon the growth and character
OF the air, giving silky and glossy texture to that
which was formerly Of a coarse and dry nature.
Il has, ulso we understand, tendency to preserve
III, youthful color and appearance OF the hair, and
destroying or counieracting the ELECTS Of age.
With such recommendation in its favor, we hard.
~ perceive how any lady or gentleman should he
without So valuable an adjunct TO their toilet.
o. J. WOOD & Co, Proprietors, 3l2 Broad.
way. New York, and Ia Market Street,
3mio 81. Louis, Mo.
Sold by all Druggists here
AGENrs.-fn Biidsford, J. Sawyeri in Saeo, s.
s. Mitchell, successor to ID. l.. Mitchell. Wholesale
Agents In Boston, Weeks Potter. In Portland, H. H.
Hay. 3mos%S
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,
TINE SPRING AND SUMMER TERM o.
l. MONSIEUR @. II. LEON's French Course
will commence April LIST, 1857.

TIME SPRING AND SUMMER TERM o.
II MONSIEUR @. II. LEON's French Course
will commence April LIST, 1857.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
FirH L~s,ons in French, French Reading, Con.
vsrsation, ErtemporaneoHs Writing, Oral and
Written IIansldtton.
The encouragement extended to Monsieur G..
n. Leon, by the citizens OF Saco and Biddeiord,
induces him To commence a second term VI les
sons, and he has the honor To announce that his
Spring and Summer term Of Thiny-Six Lessons,
will commence April Let. 1851:
Days Of Lessons, "WEDNESDAY and SAT.
URDhY. Classes for Beginners aud also for AD.
vANCED PUPILS will be formed
One Of the striking advantages Of this course OF
instruction, Is the importance II attaches To the
spoken language, and the facility Il presents TO the
pupils for the acquisition OF this most important
part Of their study they gather strength rs they
proceed, until finally they are delighted 10 find
that they have insensiby and in manner truly
pleasing, acquired not only the facility OF express.
sing themselves tlu.nty 10 French, but alss that
Of reading and writing Il with correctness.
All information will be given 10 Ladies and
Gentlemen intending to become his pupils, and TO
parents DESTROYS OF having their daughters and
sons acquire an excellent knowledge Of the
French Language, an accomplishment which will
prove highly advantageous in the different spheres
oflile.
Those DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves ofthe ep
porunity now offered, are respectfully requested
to enter their names previous Ia April LIST, 1877
that they may be prepared 10 commence at The
beginning OF the course.
Per Terms, arrangement OF Classes, &c, please
apply at his Room, No. 2, Calf Block, Sdeo
FROM II, n. NJ, TO ~, NJ, aud to s r. NJ.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Saco and Biddeiord, March, 1857. ll-3w
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OTIS LIGHTNING RODS.

TROM Professor Loomis Of Ga:
Il Having for the pas, years given cons'oe s''
bic attention TO the various departments OF esee'
iricsl science. and having examined many hgn''
ming conductors, North sBd South. have no ne:'
iancy in pronouncing Otis Patent Insulated Lasn''
ming Conductor, as embodyins more OF the neces,
sary scientific principle and Of the conditions "
ceriain protection, than any now In use in 'n's
country.
The elesan, and perfect method OF insulation
constitutes its chief excellence while 1t combines
all the advantages OF other rods. Whsn ns roc
passo through giass risgs, ~hieA are saPpor!fse
BY metallic iron bolts, serssred inio tts 'oes % -
house, as In the old method, The glass Is easily
broken. lst, by being iuierposed between Two
metallic surfaces Sd, by the condensation OF ine
atmosphere before an electrical current, Id, oy tne
violent collapse VI the cir which Immediately iol'
lows-and 9TH, by the heat Of the electrical o's
charge. like the pouring OF hot water into g'sss
iunbler. The insulators, being thus broken, lhe
electrical fluid is even invited into the building,
10y the ROD coming in contact with the iron bo'tl
Many houses rih fh1 imperfect protection, havs
been dssfroyed ty hghtning. But lew days since
I saw small brick house struck, though proteefsa
by two such rods. regard the inventor oil inns
nso, cond eior rs benefac,or Of mankind, m hav-
ing iurnis he'd the world with 80 certain pro'ec
ton TO life and property against the most 'en'he
agent,
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RISING OF THE LroIsLiTrEE. The general
impression ut Augusta IL that the session
will terminate ON or abou ut the IL prOx.-
The sessions Of the HoU So now commence at
O A NJ
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Warrants PULMONARY BAlsAN, fOr 4gtetioAs Of

To In, wAsHBuRS, ESQ.
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Aarriasss.

In Alfred, March 18th, by Rev. Mr.. White. MI
Henry Marshall j., Of Alfred, 10 Miss Cynthia NJ
JelisOn Of WATERFORD.
In Dover, 18th inst, Mr. Thomas Goldsmith 10
Mrs Deborah Barnes.
In Somersworth, ll,h inst, Mr.. John W Fer.
nald 20 Miss Olive Jane Lord, both OF Berwick.
In Conway, 18th inst, by Rev. Reuben Kim.
hall, Mr.. Charles NJ Cross, oi NJ. L. 10 Miss Ann
l. Kimball, daughter OF the officiating clergyman,
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Deatbs.

In Saco, March 9O,h, or Consumplioa, Mr. Leon,
ard Whiuca, aged u years, son Of Samnei and
Lucinda Whittier. Goth inst, Lydia NJ, vile oil
ID. I. Given, aged 20 years and months.
In Portsmouth, 10th inst, Miss Nancy Sher.
burnc, aged Gj l7ih inst, Mr David Gardner,
aged o..
In Ki,tery, March -, Mrs. Bethsheba jenkins,
aged 81 years months.
In Dover, 18th inst. Miss Betsy Reynolds, Of
Portsmouth aged GO.
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.
Salt Rhesn,. Chrs.ic. Rhes.asisR,.ast
N..~.l.s.. ps,.~. C..eep T.r>ss.
FARM FOR SALE,
I'M 5ACo.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the prem.
w ises, on Saturday, the lst day Of Apdl
next, al 2 O'Clock in tho afternoon, the Rsrm
late Of Isaac Waierhouse, deceased. Said Farm
10 situated on the Portland Road, about mile and
a quarter from Saco Falls, and consists The dc.
ceased's homestead Of about thirty -four acres,
with two story house, and l. nearly 6aished,
and very convenient, q barn, and other out.build.
ings also, woodlot OF about % acres, lying
half mile from said homestead.
Situated, as this farm Is, 20 near 10 market,
with soil rs good as any In Saco, those in want
OF a farm are invited TO look ut II before buying
elsewhere. For further information, call on Ben.
janin Goodwin, who lives near the premses.--
Terms made known at the sale.
MARGARET WAREHOUSE.
Saco, Feb. 10, 1857 5w7
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BIDDEFORD, MARCH 81, 1857,
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

Whose sands Of life have nearly run out, dis-
covered while in the Eas, Indies, Q certain cure
1 for consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and General Debility. The remedy wss
discovered by him when his only child, daugh.
ter, was gvea up 10 die. Wishing 10 DO as much
good rs possible, he will ,end 10 such Of his anic!
ed iellow.bengs, a. request II, this recipe, With
full and explicit directions for making u up and
successfully using It He requires each spPi.
cant 10 inclose him one shiiug-threc cents to /
be returned a. postage on the recipe, aud the
remainder TO be applied 10 the payment Of this i
advertisement. Address,
DR.. H. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street.
lml3 Jersey City, N. J.
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IErom The BOSTON Herald. I

SOMETHING WORTH KSowiNG.-By using Pro-
kessor Woods Hair Restorative, gray hair can he
permanently restored 10 It's original color. The
subjoined certificate from Johnson Il Stone, Gar.
diner, Maine, is but one OF the many instances
tina, are daily coming TO our knowledge, Of ils
wonderful effects. II is no longer prCblemalical,
bu, self evident truth, as hundreds in our com
munity can testify.
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yEsuARLs PULMONARY BALsAN, for IgteiioAs Of
tao TArOaf, LERgs, and CAsst.
The exprcsson Of opinion Of ALFEgD GrILp, VI. D.,
BOstOH Mass s-"laNing prescribed the Vegetable Pub
monary Balsam In many Lang complaints, With unorm
slccess can with cOnhdsuce recommend its use br ali
those affections f0r witch IL il offered As a remedy"
yoHS A. BENRY, VI. u, of SacO Ne, says-"Dunug
practice Of <WsRty wears, have seen AMI Used all
the popular retnecs Cor Coughs, aud am well saushed
that your psgsfabts PaiSaary BafsaRa a. best AMI
hops n will be better knosn aud generally usel
IagaIrs for a. by ils WAOis HaSss and fake no Ola
~. Reed, Cutler Co, Druggists, Boston, prOpfetors
Saurxsr 3Wl2
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DO, d, rnion 4 Ea.,,,r Jesrnal

Slate Of Name 23d uh.
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HOUSE, lot and STORE

~oI3 .
nHE Subscriber often for sale the house IN which
he now resides, togcthef with the Store and
Lot upon which they stand, and also the ouibuild.
ings connected Herewith. Also, Will be sold with
the ADORE or separately, n desired, about
90 Acres Of Land,
suitably divided into moving. tillsse and paste.
rage, oil Of which Is well watered.
The above property Is lo.aied at WATERFORD
Centre, and being ceutrally situated Oilers Q rare
opportunity 10 any person wishing TO engage IN
any kind Of tradc. The premises are well sup.
plicd with some choice fruit and plum trees, with
: good well OF never falling wafer. ..
Also for sale II the same place, two Horses,
two Wagons, one Cow, ooo Silver mt. hsrness,
new. and one ID hand Harness, oae four wheeled
Chase and ooe Sleigh also the stock Of goods
now remainipg in the Siors, consisting OF Groce-
Also, ten acres Of Land situated within oae
mile of the Conner, with about % Goods Of wood
on The same, ready Zoe market. Also one pair Of
OF wheeis and Q LOT Of farming utensils.
II the ebove property 10 not cold previous 70
Saturday, the 9Th, ins., Il viii be cold at Auction
on the premises o. that day. f'N -
JOHN MASON, 2ad.
wsisrtocO' ceu.re. Marco u, 1857. ii-sw
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH
DIR. 5. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BlTTsRS

rs the h., Medicine ser ussl for Spring AMI Summer
L complaints. n has been more literally patreniiel
than ARy olhsT eveT established In this country. II s
Ihe SANE Rlcharison's Bters which has restored %
many inyalkls 10 health throaghoat The New England
states during the past thry years.
Nh Bcsare u imtatiO0s called sherry Wine Bit
tsrs. The g,nune have . facsimile % my sisaatare
upon the outer envelope. For ale By Druggists every
where, aud At my Oface, No. Oh Hanover street bos-
ton. S"E
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DR.. SANF0 r DIS
INVIGORATOR
Or Liver Remedy?

RE ANY ONE TROUBLED
- ately relieves cholic, while
One dose, often repeated
Aoisa sure cure for cholera
. morbus, and . sure pre-
= tentative OF cholera.
. One dose taken often
will prevent the recurrence
- Of bilious attacks, while II
= relieves all painful feel
. inF.. a.. =. =, ,,...
. taken occasionally II one
- Of the best remedies for q
a cold ever known.
- Thousands OF cases OF
- inflammation and weakness
.of the lungs have been
- cured by the Invigorator.
. One dose, taken Q short
time before eating. gives
vlgorto the appetite, and
- makes food digest well.
z One dose, often repeat
ed, cures chronic dlarr-
hea In Its worst forms,
while summer and bowel
complaints yield almost
. 10 the first dose.
- One M Two do.es cures
r9a,tscI. camel nv vorm,.
g III n, 1000. In .hI,,
~ .s... 4. - 80.
u .s. ~ s,.s,,ss 49,
. az ~ ~ In =. 4, nv.
IN. s "o''1' -"
The,e n. M exasse,..
Milan in ,hese statement,.
- They are plain and sober
facts, thai We can rive y.
idence TO prove, while all
"a A. --l-s a. IL
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5prrial Nutitrs.
PRorrpES &C, RI, Aug. u, 1855.

PROyIDEN CT, X. L., Aug. IL, 1885.
IEi-In 1910, Madame lie We entered the Academy
la this city or the purpose Of studying astronomy, and
there rvmalnel til she hal In shed her education, aud
then bscams a teacher and better female teacheJ
there vas not 20 BE- iOund In h Gle Island. she has al
ways bOrne an nbenlsh-i cha ractgr. she was many
years a member Of the Rb,c society. Her parents,
(DaVii and Nancy Chase while living Werr bpth menu
bers % the Rev NJ Patsrslns Church. and her moth
er ami my mother were both bapt scl la day Now,
this car say there are none who know her, that can
say aught against her.
The late Dr IaTtshorn Principal Of the Academy
while Mad. Hove attended here.
Yours&c, SAM'L SMYTH.
JOHN u. CLARK.
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FOR SALE

GOOD NEW TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE IT..
n uatsd on High Street ssco, bas By Jcshus Chsd.
boaps Of ths bss nasssals and Win the bes q vos.
manship, sxprsssly Cor his own use. NV earp add
property VII be sold ow, good terms. Fer further
pasttealar lnquirs of The subscribss,
1881 MANUEL WHITE.
Bsddsisrd, Nar., %, 1857. In
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LUMBER! LUMBER !

r swEErsIRk co, has moved to yard opposite the
Methodist ChurcA, Alfred ST., where they keep for
sale, planned floor boards pine and spruce planed pine
boards for finishing, clear boards, plank, jos, aths
hair lime AMI spruce pekets, pine and spruce clap
hoani. ceiar posts shaved and sawed pine and cedar
shinsi .taIr posts banlsters blind shades railing for
stairs doors, sash, blinds &C. &c. cheaper than the
chsar,.st for cash. OGice at the yard.
]. SWEETSlR 4 Co.
J. sy~essr Co.. call on all persons indebted TO them
10 can settle up Immediately As We can't live without
PAY. Am
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Notice.

THE undersigned, Trustees Of the Maine State
l. Agricultural Society, being DESTROYS OF oh.
tanning early Us possible u suitable location Ior
holding their Animal Exhibition and Fair for 1887,
will therefore receive proposals Of assistance and
accommodation from the different Cities shd
Towns OF this State, DESTROYS 81 having the Exhi
biton holden within Their limits. Proposals TO be
directed 10 TiIOS. 8. LANG, North Vassalboro',
before the lst day Of April next, OF be presented
to the Board nj their meeting on that day, In The
City Of Augusta.
THOS. 8. LANG, Chairman Of Trustees.
Bangor, WaierviIlc, Lewiston, Bath, Portland
and Saco papers please copy. ll-3w.
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Commercial Nursery
UynE Subscriber oders for sale ct his Nurssy, ne
u the saco Cemetery,
Bulbous Towering Roots,


Ros Spring and Autumn Planting, such a. Amaryliis,
GIsdoIus, Hy lcnths Tulips crown lmperas, Lilies,
AMERICAN SEEDS
Collection, OF seed, Of American Forest Trees and
Shrubs aL Of rare and beautiful American Plants, VIZ
be supplied suitable 70 send 10 Europe and other eoun
tries.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Carrots. Beets, English Tuinips, Cabbsses, Cucum'
bers, Parsnps, Ruta Baga, Mangel wurttei, Onions
Extra Early Pears, nc.
Long Orange Carrot, (best for field culture) 81 per h.
Long Red Mange Wurtzel,
for sale at q. peerius., and tn. Union Store saco,
Elias Ilarmon's aud Cummings Wedswood's store,
D'dd''''' also "'n' 'o'i p2sTkL MAuoSr.
Practical Gardener.
An kinis Of Garden Work done by well trained hands.
The proprietor Of the Commercial Nursery begs leave
&c state that the grounds appropriated TO this establish.
ment have been avfully prepared By himself for the
Nursery business and that the stock has been Judc.
cioasy selected from the most approved varieties and
all the practical operations have been psrcrmsd % him
self under his eye with view 10 win Tor his boz
tanica first rate reputation for accuracy
The Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Towering Shrubs,
Roses Vines md Creepers, are Of rars and valuable
varieties, and are In good condition Zoe uanspantng
The proprietor embraces til, opportunity 10 assure
the public that he has had nearly thirty year, exp.
rence In his vocation. both In Europe anil this country
and that his horticultural knowiedgeh The result Of Close
application 10 his profession during the whole OF that
period consequently the public mar feel assured that
all orders entrusted 10 him viii be faithfully and prompt
ly executed.
Inexperienced purchasers Of Treei are often imposed
upon by dealers who represent thsm 10 be What they
are not, consequently 1 would say 10 all, buy Jour
trees from Nurseryman where you VIII be likely TO
re. fair dealings and not refuse OF small stun such ~
are commonly sold by travelling agents. at an exorbl-
tant price, oil things considered AZ general rule,
.l., 40 n.
s.cu. Gsr.h Is, 1887. iiu
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ZINE ARTS! FINE ARTS!

AIR, C, II. GRANGER rs his services to the inhab-
Nl itan.s of Saco and Bddeford, as an Artist.
lie win paint Landscapes and Yea Views OF sizes con-
an, engraving, enlargng or diminishing them any de-
sired dimensions He would especially invite those,
who have Daguerreotypes Of deceased friends, aud Wish
to have them enlarged TO portraits In oil. to give him
cali. Specimens Of his work may be At the rooms
ofDr. j. Mason, Factory Island. Painting rooms Mt
his house on Summer 81. Saco.
Saco, Feb. 18th 1857. It's