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FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS


THE following described Real Estaisy conpris.
j ing House Lots, and other property, sL{ibay
situated In the villages Of Saco and Biddsfert,
will he sold by the proprieiors, al prizes and W
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated In Saco, between the Railroad
Depots OF Blddeford and Ssco-a portion VI them
above the Railroad, and portion below, In Q
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
iine view Of both villages. They are advantage.
ously situated Cor the residence OF pesoas having
business in either Saco OF Biddelo,d, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperell
Square, Ssco, and five minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mil Of the Lacoais, Pep.
per.ll and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 373 feet long aud ~
feet wide, resting on granite pier, aud with >ie.
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minutes walk VI Smiths Or.
ner From this bridge q street 10 graded 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended TO 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 country from
Ssco, will inIrrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bidds
ord.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propne.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of tho workshops aud
mills ON said island.
They will sell also In lots Of from one TO five
acres, a. may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of II acres, aud is situated on tho West.
eru side Of the Railroad, and runs to the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lew rods
OF the Saco Depot.
Wananiee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
BY the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Saco, d. L.
Somcs, Biddeiord; Josephus baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William T. New
ell, Manchester, n. II. :,
| For further particulars, as TO prices and condit
IONS, INQUIRE OF ID. Z. SOMES, OF Biddeiord
agent Tor the prop, istors. 3lf
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another speaker, who has given Us notice
very properly Of two things which were
carried from the new world to the old.
join him heartily with limitation in one
Of them; tina, is a pretty fair compromise
although I am not man Of compromises.
Laughter. One Of those things was
weed which no animal Of the brute creation
will touch, dried or gresn-which no, even
The browsing goat, or The roofing hog, of'he
mule that feeds upon ,his,les and briars, will
touch; ye, man will take j, and put il into
his nose, and ill his month with it, and even
ligh, fire under his nose to heat 1t with.
Ny mother asked me never to use the weed,
and l have never touched il from that time
to the present day. And now for something
more serious. She asked me never TO game,
and I never have gained; and cannot tell
this day who is winning and who Is losing
in any game that can be played. She ad-
n,onished me, too, sgains, hard drink; and
whatever usefulness may a,,aiG in life,
attribute to having complied with her
pious and earues, wishes.
When seven years Of age, she asked me
not 10 drink, and made then resolution
Of total abstinence, long before societies for
that purpose were formed. was an absti-
nent society at time when was the sole
constituen, member OF my own body; and
that have adhered to il through all time {,
| owe 10 my mother. They are only women
who are mothers Of men. DO no, make
much account Of the Lords Of Creation in
raising up men, look TO the mothers, and
among these mothers, although we find
that everywhere human nature is nearly
the same, yet those oil New England, whose
virtue it is particularly appropriate for US 10
celebrate on this occasion, gives eminent
examples Of the care taken TO add to the
. graceiullness Of form and person which dis.
tinsuishes her daughters education, moral
and intellectual culture. IApplause. +
Thus far Col. Benton addressed the ladies
but in so low tome tina, cur reporter wa,
unable 10 secure perfect notes Of his re-
mark. Having turned 10 The main and mascu
line portion Of the assembly, he spoke in 4
more audible ,oue,l Having paid my re-
specis (he conlinuedl to those who have
the place Of honor wherever they may be
Tor wherever they are il is place Of honor
[Applause.l l address myself TO the sen'l
ment which has been delivered: "ou
Country our whole country" Applause.
respond TO tina, with all my heart, ant
without going into the reasons which binC
the whole together Isay in brief, tina
The two halves Of this Union, the Norli
and the South, were made for each other al
much as Adam aud Eve were M for on,
another and say accused be the serpen
and bruised his head that undertakes mis-
> chief and division between them. Zap
> plause.
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Col. Benton on Women and the Inau.
ence of Mothers.

In his recen, speech at the anniversary
festival Of the New England Society Of New
York, Col. Thos. II. Benton responded 10 a
sentiment. The speech was an excellent
one. lie took occasion at the commence
men, to refer in eloquent terms to women
generally, and the Influence Of mothers IN
particular. Afer reference 10 the ladies be-
fore him be said
ave can 20 back 10 the highest possible
authority to support and sustain our regard
Tor women. We learn in Scripture that
three daughters were gwen TO Job, who
were spoken Of as the fairest in the land.
Ispplause.l They are enumerated. Their
names are given; their qualities are do.
scribed and do no, consider that the de.
scriptiOn is limited in its application, bu,
as applying 10 intellectual aad moral as we'll
rs TO the human lace and human form.
Then the Scripture tells US, too, ,ha, job
had seven sous given TO him-tvise the
number Of daughters and one overland
how little of them there was to be said may
he inferred from the fact that not one Of
their names Is given and not single one Of
their qualities is mentioned. Applause.
The lair daughters are those who are men
toned, and why, He ~ho has favored o'
with this sentiment in which all will join
him who have had mothers land ,ha, en-
braces the whole OF us) in which he altri'
buted what has fallen 10 him Of usefulness
and responsibility 10 the cares Of . pious
mother. l come now to the remarks oil
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Ss sSf our su name And iass. .fRkNoNf MILLS, =.
DYER Coz To give consumer, ,sns Idea de- Of our
5 10. souchong Tea, l.ao ID. Mocha cease, Leg
10. Ooong LIS 6ib. lava 20
ID. Y. Tyson a.2s sib. good 100
or The spices putup In II and l.2 tin cases. en-.
pressly for family use and are warranted 70 be strictly IN
pure article, and only need trial TO estabsh them
VI" SPANISH CoryEE. W. would call the attention Of
which il highly esteemed and gives the greatest salts
action II IL prepared vhh particular care, and By
peculiar process In roasting. one pound Of this coffee,
SssTs ID: s: any sre: e.r.
prepared ct mills, and pat up 10 packages having
our trade mark and may be relied upon the best and
most approved mixture Of dsndelion and coffee.
TARhxAcUM, or Prepared Dandsiion Root. I'M iIs
article IL prepared and roasted at Mills, 10 retailed
by family grocer generally In city and county, ana
bearing our trade mark, "CAfndman grinding eq1ss,
may be relied upon as the GENUINE ARTICLE. The pro-
portion used 10 about oneha the quantity OF Coues'
The price IL 20 cents per pound and u warranted 10
be the that which has been sold for my cents
pound by Druggists.
The medical properties OF Dandeon are well knosn,
and held In high estimation BY all who use t. Ihn es
Ing preparation Of the root, with all liz medicinal vr-
tues retained, can be mixed with coffee OF nos a. yes,
suits the taste, and will be found cheap and
family beverage, one pound nearly icing equAi 70
two pounds Of coffee II IL prescribed by many eminent
physicians, to nvalds, children and aged persons a.
nutritious beverage. and As remedy for Dyspepsia,
Bilious Affections, &c.
r De careful TO observe that oil our Cq6tss have our
trade mark, " Chinaman grinding coffee"
rr To Groesrs and Dealer. liberal discount 10
made, enabling them to supply their customers ~ inc
same low rates.
rr TO CASH CUsTOMERs.-0ur object being 10
secure large sales at small profits oner inducements
which cannot be afforded by those who do business on
the credit system and confidently Invite an exam
natIon OF the qualify OF stock, and our prices ~
compared with those Of any other house.
Boston, August 10th, 1856. 6mosJ
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The Great European
C O u G II r L NJ E D Y
prenared nv Raw Walter Clarke

CORNlSh, ME-
One of the best Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders of the pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed since this
truly valuable medicine was introduced into this
country, aud yet its superiority over every other
Medicine in the cure OF coug hs and lung disorders
is generally acknowledged, 10 those cases OF
coughs which have long resisted all the usual
remedies, The European Cough Remedy has
achieved lis greatest triumphs, many OF these
long standing and apparently hopeless cases
yield at once TO its remedial Power, and two or
three bottles generally effect cure, while In 70.
cent cases q single Bottle is generally more than
sufficient. The following certificates are select.
ed from hundreds which might he given.
Remarkable cure Of Phthisc with severe cough
communicated by General Small, Limngton cor.
mar, Nov. Sth, 1856.
THIS Is TO certify that for many years suffered
IRON the Pthisic accompanied with severe and
very distressing cough. My suiierngs whenever
took cold were very great, and | could meet
with no Remedy until about two years ago, when
| tired Rev. Walter Clarke's European Cough
Remedy, from which derived immediate benefit,
and by taking four Bottles was perfectly cured
and have had no return Of either cough or Phihis-
ic. ! sine rely recommend the European Cough
Remedy TO all sufferers. Ii has been worth a
thousand dollars TO me. GEORGE SMALL.
For SHELBY Tris,em Gilman, Saco, and at the
Union and Journal Counting Room, No !, Cen.
iaal block, BiddetOrd.
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American House, SacO,
RE-OPENED.

<va THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public generally, that he
has Tecently purchased the house on Pspperen
as the AMERICAN HOUsE, and having thoroughly
repaired, newly painted and papered the house
throur bout. aud furnished the same with new
furniture In every part, has reopened the same as
a public house. This house ~ conveniently locs-
ted Ia the central part of the town, and contains
large number Of very pleasant Tooms-ihe whole
beng fitted up in the most approved modern style
Stages arrive at and coaches also take aud leave
passengers Tor every train Ui cars.
Having had long experience In the keeping OF
public house, as landlord of the Saco House, and
other houses the subscriber lstters himself that he
can make his house pleasant home for travellers
and Others who may favor him with thslr patron.
age ASA WENTWORTH.
Saco, Jan. 5, 1857. 5tf
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"iLLiAM fouNo, ~. d.

the POCKET EsCULAPIUs. Let no oas .. Gsrss
from haekaied Cough, Pain In the side, Rsstlsss
Nights. Nervous Psslnss, and the Whole train Of
CULAPiUs. Have the marrisd, ss those sbout 10 BE-
married, any iupsdsnt, read this truly useful hook
u has been the msans Of saving thossaads ef nm.
fortunsts creatures nom the very Jaws Of death.
tr .dny person sending TwENTY.PiS Y CENTS
enclosed In letter, viii receive Que eopy ~ thls
work by mai, I've copiss will be seat k one do,.
lar. .fidrsr, post paidD DIX. WIN. YOUNG,
'ly32 No. l;2 Spruce c.. PHILADELPHIA
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S8Gh Winter Arrangement. 4Qs

IN and afler Monday, the 2lst inst, the steam
" ers LEWISTON, Capt .GEo. KSIeHr, and
FOREST CITY, Capt. I. A. PRiScE, VIII run Us
follows t.
Leave Atlantic wharf, Portland, every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at 2
O'Clock L. NJ. aud Central wharf, Boston, every Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, ut
5 O'Clock p. NJ.
Fare, In Cabin, $l2o
on Deck, l,w
n. d. Each boat Is furnished with large number
Of state.Iooms, for the accommodation OF ladies' and
families and travellers are reminded that by taxing
this line, much saving Of time and expense VIII be
mads and that the inconvenience OF arriving Ia Bos-
ton nj late hours Of the night, win be avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO an
amount exceeding $50 In value, aud that pefseaal,
unless notice IL given and paid for nj the rate Of one
passenger for every $500 additional value.
Do Freight taken rs usual.
Iy2I l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
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l.. R. HORTON & CO.,

Are Agents fS J. Chickering's splendid O and 7
Octave Pianos. N N. LDwr's Collage Pianos,
plain case, improved action o 10 Octave. Price,
si7j. Also. Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperior tone
aud inisa. All OF the above instruments are for
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner OF Liberty and Lsconis
Streets
Instruction given on the Piano, Mclodeon,
Guitar, and In thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken IN exchange for new
Second hand Pianos and MeloJeons for sale on
the most reasonable terms lyI7
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Read! Read!! Read ~!

A Special call TO Purchasers Of W. I. Goods
and Groceries.
De Il known that con, Clark Co., at their Store
No Is Central Block. have hand and are now re.
ceving the best assortment OF Family 0roceres,
N red TO the Inhabitants Of this city and vicinity com.
prsing every article usually found In Store Of this
class.
All our Goods having been selected with great care,
expressly for our own trade, We feel warranted In say.
ing that every article sold by shall be Of superior
quality and At prices that will defy competition.
Iousekeepers and all In want ofgoods In our line
respectfully Invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
81
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THE SOCIETY for the encouragement
ofwearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at
No. l08:Chatham st., cor. Of Pearl st.,


Keep on hand an extensive and complete assert
mcni Of the laies, impora,ions and best manu-
features or
GEHTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Equal In material, make, texture, durability and style
10 any stock ever offered in this country.
Rctailed Mt Wholesale Prices.
coSsIsriso or
Of the best and finest qualities, and new and choice
styles.
CALICO sHIRTs-The latest and mos, attractive
patterns
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAwERs-of Wool, Msrino,
Cashmere, silk and Cotton, Of desirable and durable
quaitiescand the TrvIor Wool heterogeneous, 50
highly approved by Physicians. Also, the sHAKnR
SHIRTS and DRAwERs.
CRAvATs Superior quality and beautiful styles,
and full assortment OF STOCKS, COLLARS, NECK
TIES, GLOVES, sCARfs, and MUPPLERs Of the rich.
est kinds.
sUsPESDERs-An almost endless variety. including
the finest and most durable.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-snk and Cotton -
plain and prnted-an unrivalled assortment
HALF H0SE-Wool and cotton, OF the best texture,
selected expressly for retail trade.
MORNING ROBES and G0WNS-Hlegant Patterns,
| excellent material and Of the best make.
This Stock comprises all grades, from the lowest to
the richest that can be proucedand having every Ia
ciiy for importing and manufacturing not exceeded by
any other establishment In the United States,-buyes
therefore, will consult their interest by examining the
goods which are sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES.
" Goods promptly delivered at all the Rail Road
Depots Steamboats,, &c. and In any part OF the ny,
without charge.
.,.5IlIRTs made to order by experienced hands, In
superior STYLE at short notice, warranted to at. TNo
Machine work done In this establishment.
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V,HE Subscribers, having formed cO.partner.
l. ship, under the name aud style Of
sToRER s. HANSON,
have taken the Gaines Block, Nos. / aud 2, cor.
ner OF Main and Free Sts.
and have Just received from Boston an entire
new Stock o( Family Groceries, which they
are prepared to sell upon reasonable
terms, To all who may favor them
with their patronage. Al their
store may be found every ar
iicle OF the best quality,
which may be wanted Tor family use. Among
our articles may be found.
"a ID - 60 .
soUCHONG,
OOLoNG,
YOUNG HYsoN,
OLD HYSON.
and better article Of BLACK TEA, than Fan
be found at any other store in town.
@-GAI S sSs
CRUSHED. IUsCOvADO,
GRANULATED,
POWDERED,
w. COFFEE CRUSHED,
Y. COFFEE CRUSHED.
BROWN HAVANA.
GGDIS~HEH
OLD JAVA,
4. LABELLO,
RIO,
ST. DOMINGO,
BURNED and GROUND,
BURNED and UNGRoUND.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
~~NIDue HHEeSs
Bottle pickles. Rice. Split Pes.
DIV: Oil. Kst:hGP, Butter. CHEESE.
Pllrcfin7 EItfa:ts, Polk and Laii.'
Spices. Rasin. Cun and Flour.
Flg. CurnHk. pnuI and Brushes.
Ilpima. Slr. CrcEgJ ari Glass Ware.
Winchester Sap. EIol: and EaIh.l "
Ia!tl. / FncJ "
aud every article wanted for family Use.
s. &. SToRER.
II. ID. HANSON.
Late Clerks Of c. Z. Storer & Co.
Saco, Jan. 10, 1857. 81
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good two story house, situated on Vernon Stree in
n sAoo, convenient for " tuo Amiies with good
eern In the cellar. The house 10 we'll made AMI reas-
antly situated.
This 10 rare opportunity Coo purchaser, - ne house
must be sold Connected with Il 10 good able and
Garden. Inquire OIL. L. MlLLlKES, ont, premises.
saco, August 20, 1856. S5u
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Has been before the public moro than 20 yean
nd Is dcseredly popular in tho cure Of
,pavins, Sweeney. Ringbonc. windgalls, Pol
Evil. Callous. Cncked Heels. Gall Of all kind,
Fresh Wounds, Spnins, Bruises, Fistula. Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Stnins. Lameness, Poun
dered Feet Scmtches or Grease, Mango, Foo
Rot In Sheep, Garget in Cows. Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals. External Poisons Painfu
Nervous Affections Frost Bites. Boils. Corns
Whitlows, Burns and ScaldS, Chillblains, Chap
ped Hands, Cramps Contractions Of the Mus
cles, Swellngs Weakness Of the joints, Cake
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, &c.
CTPamphlets gratuitously fumishsd BY Agent
nth Testimonials Of It's utility.
All orders addressed to the Popristors, N. 3
rcKrR d Co. Lockport, NY.
rFFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gsn
rally. through the United States. British Poses
ions. and other Countries And bv
W. c. Dyer Q. Dtral Block, Bijdeotd Trstram Gman
Saco and by Druggists generally. Wholesale by u. a.
Hay, Portland Weeks Potter burr, fostsr Co.,
boston, -
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Keep on hand an extensive aud complete assert
men, Of the laies, impora,ions and best manu-
features OF
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aud every article wanted for family Use.
s. &. SToRER,
II. ID. HANSON.
Late Clerks Of &. Z. Storer & Co.
Saco, Jan. ID, 1857. 81