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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28

HOJ SE AND IOf FOS SSALE-FXPRAU
bIN A. B AEG IN 9 Or { = 81.
A NEAT Brick HouE wiki four rooms, kitchen, &c, in
- Edgshuld, few minutes walk from he Square. The
Lot rUuE a45 feet the Gala Pike, and
5set 81 street., sale at great sacrifice. Gail
you " III loose a rZain
J. L. & K. ". Brown,
spris-dot ar hrFry street.
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More New Goods.

Dram & le, CinCnTau. GIaE. BCnI ctt & ca, Pts-
burg, Cr ne ced q c. C C hat: &. i-a.-a. - ro-
Ttitsb lrgh u g. Trr Cine q, mtu ;rr..- g.
l.; 6 McCbma- Cec'nR Al, Hou = ~m3.n. -
ious and M-rchatts 81 Nashville gener4l,,.
arOrders hg. PEtsOuTg Ciu-JaHs. j. .asv Ia
81 Louis manu- ulactITod argcles viii be EEorplly H-s
patched Iis5t--sf
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-FOUR HuNDap -, HOUSE LOTS


THE following described Real Estate, compris
J. ing House Lots, and other property, 81. sibly
siiuaird in the villages OF Ssco and Biddsiord,
will lie sold by the proprietors, al PRICE snd %
terms favorable To psirc6asers.
The House Lots, about 400 In number, are
principally situated in Saco between the Railroad
Dcpots OF Biddrford aud Ssco-a portion VI them
above The Railroad, aud a portion belo~, 10 .
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
hne view Of both villages. They are advantage
otisly situated for tue residence VI persons having
business In either Ssco or Bidlelosd, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street aud Peppereh
Square, Saco, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma
chine Shop aud Cotton Mil u the Laconis, Pep.
pesell and Water Power Corporations of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 3s3 feet long snd ~
feet wide, resting an granite p,ey, aud with te
walks has L-eu built scross the Saco River, mus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three miuuies walk Of Smiths Cor
| ner. From this bridge u street is graded 10 the
Railroad Crssiug On Water street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other sirrets have
been laid Out, extending along the margin VI the
Saco River, and To W alter street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will inier,ect with Market street, winch
passes across the above described bridge 10 B,dde
i ord
Besides the lets before mentioned, the propne-
tors have a dozen ~ more house lots lor sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk VI the workshops and
mills On said island.
They will ssll also in lots Of froa, one 10 DIV,
acres, Us may be wanted, tract VI land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said trac
CONSISTS Of a. acres, and Is situated on the West
ern side Vi the Railroad, and runs In the Baxtol
road the line striking that Rad within few rod
OF the Sdco Depot.
Warraniee Deeds will be- given Of all lots sol
by the proprietors, A. II. Boyd, Ssco; ID. t
. Soncs, BldJeiord: Joscphus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William L. New
ell, Manchester, n. ID. -.
. For further particulars, ~ to prices and coudi'
IONS, inquire of d. T. SOMES, Of Bidieiore
agent Tor The prop,ietors. oif
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mr., ai g,nuins as they are Pot up carefully, and
bear our name and label, "TREMoNT MILLS, H. n.
DYER 4 Co" To give consumers some Idea OF our
sales we annex the following scale Of prices, viz -
5 III. souchong Tea, l.:0 5 ID. nocha Coffee, LOO
H. Oolong LIS 8 ID. Java w
S ib Y. Tyson 2.25 ID. good LOO
mr. The spices put mp In IL and L. tin cases. ex-
pressy for family use, and warranted to be strictly IN
pure article. and only need Trial to establish them
the public favor.
consumers and dealers to Spanish Coffee, as article
which IL highly esteemed and gives the greatest salts
faction II Is prepared with particular care, and by
suar process 10 rOai'ns' S SaS pou o ~ ,' '0
DANDELION COFFEE This article Is carefully
prepared at mills, and put up In packages having
our trade mark and may be relied upon as the pest anu
most approved mixture IL dandeli"n and coffee
| TARtXACUM, or Prepared DandsiioR Root. This
article l. prepared and roasted at our Mills, 10 retaed
by family grocer generally IN city AMI county anu
bearing our trade mark, Chinaman grinding c2Gss,
NAV be relied upon as the GESrISF ARTICLE The pro-
,ortion used is about half the quantity Of Coffee.
The price is 20 cents per pound aud It is warranted to
be the same that which has been sold Tor my cents
pound by Druggists.
and held In high estimation by all who use IT, This be-
Ing a preparation of the root, with all It's medicinal 'r
tues retained can he mixed with coffee or not, as best
SUITS the TASTE and will he folnd cheap and economical
as family beverage one pound nearly being equal TO
two pounds Of cuce. IL prescribed by many eminent
physicians, to invalis children and aged persons, as
nutritious beverage. and as = remedy Tor Dyspepsia
Bilious Affections, &c.
rf be careful to observe that all our Cqtsts have our
trade mark, " ChIndmdn grinding eQgts."
1-T To Grocers aud Dealers. liberal discount is
made, enabling them to supply their customers at The
same low rates.
0.rTO CASH CUSTOMERS object being to
secure large sales at small profits, we oer Inducements
which cannot he afforded by those who do business on
the credit system and confidently invite an exam
natiou Of the quality Of stock and our prices rs
COMPARED with those Of any other house.
U0,ton, August 10Th, 1865. 0mOsJ@
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"Who would have though, iha, BersenIode,
soldier, man OF honor, could have been
capable OF such rascally deedp'
ala! ha! hal" laughed Bronker, "and
do you really think il was the general who
sent The poison'"
"why, who elsei"
"Myseif, to be sure. The whole was
my own con'rivance, audit cos, me three
huhdred gullders as u present 10 my cook +;
but ! saved my wife, and 20, rid OF her
troublesome lap dog u, the same 'ime,'
"Do you know, BIonker, think it was
rather shabby trick to leave Be'kenrode
under such an imputa,ion; and now that
your sons happiness depends on your vile
being undeceiyed"
II am aware Of all that, but 10 updeceiVe
her now is moi so easy as you think. How
can | expect her to disbelieve circumstance
IN which Tor the last twenty years she has
puiimplicit iaithl"
He was interrupted by the entrance Of
Vrow BronkeT; her cheeks were flushed,
and she was saluted BY Van GrOte rather
s,ffly.
"What, not at the ball, Clo,ilda I" asked
her husband.
"No had a bad headache" she replied,
"and Maurice promised 10 take charge OF
his sisters. But have come 10 tell you
that have been thinking over his marriage
with Miss Berkenrode, ard altered my mind
on that subject. In shori shall withdraw
NV opposition to the match
; The iiends looked a, each other in aston.
ishment.
"By the by" she continued, "here is a
key 'OuGd sometime ago; l think i, mus,
belong 10 you"
"Well, ClOtida,n said her husband
s,IiviuG TO hide his confusion as he took The
key, this is good news abou, the mar
riage-"
Suppose you and your friend celebrate
it by supper. There is herring pie il
the house, and you need no; fear that il i
poisoned"
She leh the room. Bronker looked fool
ish, and Van Grote rubbed his hands as h,
> exclaimed Caught in your own trap
He who digs a pit for his enemy shall fal
into !, himself"
J "Neveriheless, replied Bronker, : | thinI
: have got well out Of mine"
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I he Great European
C O u G. H r Z NJ Z D Y
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,



One OF the best Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders of the pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed since this
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mar, Nov. sth, 1856.
THIS IL TO certify that for many years suffered
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Iron tAs H'aiAinKion Sia,.l

Among the many preparations nov In fof the re-
storing preserving and beauiifyns the hair, there
nom that We can recommend vi more confidence than
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, n1~ "a general use
throughout the States. This PREPARATION possesses
the nvigorAtins qualities, ani never falls In pras
ucinr the most happy result. when appi-I According
70 dr,cJns. We r-fsr readers 10 ~ ~ the ins
Vulnerable certificates which have heon sni by parties,
sho have been bsnentt-i ~ " AMI Who fc. happy Ia
giving testimony 70 n wonderful .1ect' produced Oh
them.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, and liz Masu street, IT. louis, No,
0AdESTs.-In Bidd,Tori, J. sawyer IN Ssss, 5.
3. Mitchell, successor to u. L. N.iehrl. WLolesAls
Agents boston, Weeks Potter. ia Portland, w. IT,
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HulnOrs.
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
.asN nltnNn q vntI0

To the Public. Whereas, one Charles u. Kent
has been coutefsiting my Allied Ointment and psimlnS
on upon the public an article under the name Of the
"Genuipe Allied Ointment" which ointment Is base
imitation Of NINE have commenced an action against
the said Kent for the Professor Hayes, state As
saver for the State Of Massachusetts, AFTER having anal.
wed the two arti les says" Chemically considered,
these two samples cannot be pronounced to be alike"
And the certificates which the said Kent is circulating
are foryeres and imposOns, M the afhda'iss OF the
following names prove, viz, A. W. srEARks, A. Brs-
srs, JoHS s. STAFFORD, ", MKRsiLL. Sworn to be-
fore Inc, n. ". Harmon, J, p D. ID. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass. June II, 1885
Agents. Or. James Sawyer, and Augustus sawysri'
BiddetonI; T. Gilman, and ID. L. Mitchell, SAeo u.
%. Hay, Portland, GENERAL Agent. ly.o
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I. r. HORTON & Co.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering'S splendid @ and 7
Octave Psnos N N. loves Cottage Pianos.
plain case, improved action l.? Octave. Price,
si7j. Also. Smiths heIo,ieons, ofsuprrior tone
aud tuiss. All Ut the abVye instruments are for
sale an terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner Of Llbery and Tacoma
Streets
Instruction given on tho Piano, Melodcon.
Guiis', aud IN lhorDugh Bsss.
Old insirulacnis taken ia exchange Tor new.
Second hand Piano, and Melodcon, for sale on
the ,,st reasonable terms lyi7
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TREMONT HILLS.
TEAS, coFrEEs, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, &c.
Wholesale, md also In small Packages
E. E. D Y E r & Co.,
(sign Of the Chlnaman grinding cohee,)
81, M A n1IInoTnN cTp EFT pQSTQN
l4l WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,

CCPPLY the best, finest and
- purest articles, at iotcesi
Cash prices. Their Stock con-
sists OF
Tens, Conces, Choco-
latcs, AlIsplce, Pepper,
Mustard, Ginger Cay
cnnc Pepper, Nutnegs,
Giu % ~ nm . %, Cloves,
Creu nm Tartar nrax.
n G % Iri, or Prepared
Dandelion Root. &c.
Having every facility for man
ufacturing and preparing The
several articles named, the pub
, lie may rely upon having them
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VAL U A Ii l. Z
ESTATE
E~GDHU - A-IEs

Ir0DH0 - ~@HSO
a The Subscriber, In consequence Of poor health,
offers fos sale all his Real Estate, In the city OF BID.
desord The Homestead Farm, containing about 10
acrrs Of good land, In moving, tillage and pasturtng
Win good growth Of young hard wood, SUFFICIENT for
the use Of the fsm with large two story house. In
rood state Of repair, tuo barns. wood houses, &c.
sAh Farm 10 situated Saoo river, aboat IL miles
nom the factories In Bddefo and SAco, on the road TO
LYMAN WATERFORD, &c. The farm lies about 300 dc
on saco river on which 10 valuable inteyse very
easy 10 cultivate. being free from stones This would
be good farm for q MIX Farm Mik canl sold a.
the door every day In any quantity. II would also b
a arst rate siand Tor Public House, ~ one 10 much
wanted on this road.
Also near the above, large Two Story House, con.
yeuien for two families, with about six acres Of good
land In moving and tillage-uouh be good place Tor
4 mechanic, or for gardening.
Adjoining the hame, about 20 acIes Of moving and
tllage land, Of the a. ct quality.
About one-quarer 81 mile from the above, sbsut ~
acres Of moving and pasturing land Of the nrst quality
for grass.
Der land.
Terms very liberal. Apply to the subscriber on th'
premises. hARhisoN WALL
Biddeiord, Oct 81, 1856. All
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=. ALL HAIL.
Something for the MiliiOn!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE y!

SxyHcAIL TIE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
w yooig. 70 tLis vosi.'fal preparation, Which
turn, bacl 10 Ito original ooor gray hair covers the
head o'the bald with luxuriAnt grostb-removss the
,iand-u6 itching, md all eaneous trup,lons-causes
copnuai how of the naiur~ duids and hence, used
20 regular dressing fr the hair, vii preserve is color
ami kssp from falling Ia extreme Old ACE, IN oil ~
natural beauty. We CALI then upon the bald, the gray
or diseased In scalp, To 10 aGd survly, the young
will not they the flowing iocks, The uchlnS
curl he without IL. Is praise 10 upoo the tongue
Of Thousands.
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]. RUSSELL SPALDINGS

This great and popular preparation Is decidedly
one OF the incest and bcs, articles in the
world for the
IG "a II. A0
Il impars u richness aud brilliancy. cleans, OF.
nanients, iuvigoratos, cmbclli.hcs, renoves dand'
iuii, relieves headache, and has probably bren
used for restoring and preventing the falling oil 81
the hair with - much success any article ever
known. IL has stood the les, Of time aud Use, and
NIL can rely upbn il.
Sole PropHelor, J. RussELL sPALpiSH, Manu-
featuring Chemist. Pnncipal Depot, "a Treinon
81. Opposite III, MUSEUM, Boston. Mass, where
all orjcrs should Ia addressed. The fac-simile OF
hi. signature is on even bottle Of the genuine.
eoplyiG
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THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
R.EyERY ONE us OWN PHYSICIAN.

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u. Hundred Enaravines, showing
Diseases and Mallounations Of the
Human systsm In every shape and
form. To whi.h 10 added q Treatise
on the Diseases u Females, being OF
the highest importance 10 married
people, OF those contemplating mar.
fings. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, N. d.
Let no father be ashamed TO pre-
sent a copy ofIhs ESCULAPIVSto
his child. Il may ssvs him nom On
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred obllGa'
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Millinery, Embroideries,
AND
FANCY GOODS 4 RIBBONS.
AtNo I, HooPsr's Book, will be found We
elected stock Vt
llilIiNtfl aNa FaNsN 6ools,

Embracing a variety OF B1nnels, adopted 70 Tue
',.,..,n A I,r,r ,t,,k al Ribbons, auIhclhl Flow
o.. FrnurS EnbTui'VTIg-s aud oil articles usually
lound in Millinery Establishment.
Prr~,ns IN waui ~ Mouming Pan or an'-
,l,.s OF mourning sppsIv, "" A. .ood sloes 10
select from At this place.
Drrss Making b, experienced aud skllliul max
.r> attended To. Dun'i iOrget the place, No. 4,
HoJprr's Block, L,bcriy - Blddclu,d
WIN. W. NlrCHER.
BiddeforI. ort, IL, 1850. I2f
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