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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-08

- Dear Laura, when We were ecurting you
we're very dear to me but now you're my wife,
and am paying your bills ran scrm y SET
dsor.r ard dez7Yrf'
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Tn FAIR SIR - " oman Was made out Of 8 rib
from the side Of Adam, not out Of his, foot to be
trsmpled upon but Of his aide 70 be sQual TO him,
under his heart 70 be projected and near bis heart
10 be loved.
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Drs. W. j. Johnston & Smith Garden,
HAVING entered into partnership, will practice
Ill in town and country.
"a Office on Public Square Immediately in rear
OF the Court House. Jan. 18th, l660.-ly
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lfOTICE.-ARCHIBALD N. GORDON, CIVIL
III ENGINEER and SURVEYOR, offers his
ly services, in the above capacity, to the citizens
pfthe Parish Of Rapidcs. May ls, 1S5s-ly*
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ADVERTISING RATES:

The following rates will be charged for adver.
tisements:
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Each subsequent insertion.... ......... SO
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The following rates will be charged for longer
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sH- Obituary Notices exceeding one square, vii
be charged regular advertising rates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-08

LOUISIANA PrslTrsr1AsY By the Report
Of the Board Of Control Of the Louisiape
Penitentiary At Baton Rouge we learn
that the net profits GIFTS operations during
the past year amount to $l3,sll -. The
number Of convicts in confinement in tDiS
institution on the 3lst Of December, 1885,,
was $50, divided as follows: White males,
2l9; white females, 2 colorcd males, sas
colored females, l6. The following ~
the crimes for which they are cosyiGtsd &:
Arson %; assaulting white person ~; atten1ptt u
poison 5; attempt to Kill 7; attempt 70 rape y 40.
ing slaves to escape 2; burglary Is; crime NOS
known |; concentrating 4 entering houses 10 siesl
2; embezzlement /; Forgery g. horse stealing 7; ins
surrection 8; Larceny A; murder %; manslsughter
40; mayhem j; negro stealing u; obtaiaing money
on false pretenses i poisoning s. perjury q robbery
"A, rape ,; stabbing To- shooting 4 stealing letters
$3.50.
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Law Notice.

J.H. & THOMAS OvERTON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
TYlVING associated themselvesin the practice OF
their profession, win attend regularly the Dis
srict Courts of the Parishes of st. Landry, Cal
ssssu, Rapides and Avogelles, and the annual ses.
sions Of the Supreme Court at Alexandra and
0peolsas. - Office at 0pelousas, La. ap27
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n. nj Y Rs
WTILL attend to the practice Of his profession
w when called Onto be found at the old
hpides Seminary. Jan. 25-2m.
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Carh5, H., Ii.
Law NOTICE.

ifgRCER 0ANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
IA OR At LAW, AND NOTARY Public, win practice
III his profession in this and the adjoining Pa.
sies Office OH second street, opposite Court
ftd Square, ore door below McCloskey's store.
O.fice at Alexandria, La. apis.
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Efects Of Adolf ionisl,a,s
I leading New York paper says:

1 Aleading New York paper says
The accumulation Of over seven millions N We
ub-rfelSury, ii period when, according 70 -
Lest calculation, that department ~as only expss
led to hold three or four, is now the principal
eause Of the present stringency in our money mar
kes. II Il another benefit which NJ. Shsrsnan6
friends in the House Of Representatives. are confer
ring on the public. Had they suffered the Houss
|so be organised With temporary Speaker, the
four millions due to the mail contractors, would
now have been disbursed, and money would hsss
been fairly easy At 70 per cent, instead Of being
very active at tos.
Considering everything, the disturbance 10 the
money msrket and the injury done to Northera
trade With the Southern States BY the prevailing
excitement among the southerners the Republic
cans are certainly laying the merchants Of The
North under debt Of gratitude which II viii DO
difficult to pay. At this rate another year q two
Northern anti-savcry agitation will eflectuall5
destroy our trade with the South, and obkge the
Northern consumers and exporters Of cotton 70 pay
for it with specie. Should the Southern people
whose present state Of excitement and fury can
hardly be conceived at the North-resolutely per-
severe in their refusal to consume Northern goods
and deprive themselves, for . few months only, q
the Northern manufactures which they now pas
chase Of ns, the North would have to pay the South
between this and next lst September, about $780,
900 900 Of specie. To what condition this would
reduce Northern banks, would be paying pretty
dear q any rate, for the ventilation Of the human
litarian theories Of 8 few crazy philosophers aat
] Impractical politicians
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-08

- The Democracy Of Kentucky re-
Gently assembled d State Convention TO
nominate delegates to the Charleston Con.
vention.a
A series Of resolutions were passed. de-
claring their faith in the principles Of tho
National Democratic Party--approviug
the bred Scott Decision, endorsing NJ,
Buchanan's Administration, and recom'
mending the Hon. James Guthrie as emf
nently qualified BY his incompatible integ.
rityas ) man, and his profound ability 90
statesman, to fill with honor to himself
and advantage to the country, the Office
Of President Of these United States"
e This recommendation Of Mr.. Guthrie in.
stead Of Nj. Breckenridge will strike ,
good many with surprise.
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: .
lGThe Tennessee State Convention held
stsNashville passed resolutions re-aiiirm~
ing the Cincinnati Platform, approving the
bred Scott Decision, the Democratic policy
in the Territories. endorsing Mr.. Bus
.ohanan's Administration, and presenting -
Tennessee's FIRST choice for the Presidency,
their Distinguished fellow citizen and
Senator in Congress, Hon. Andrew John.
son, as possessing in an eminent degree
the high qualifications demanded by tbs
e1igencies Of the times combining iu bic
character, history and political antecs.
dents more Of the elements Of success
than nyother Of the eminent Democrats
statesmen whose names have been sug-
gestsd IN connection With The Prs
idency."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-08

III. s. LOsEE,
Attorney aud CeuiscliOr ut Law
WILL practice his profession in this
w and adjoining parishes.
81. Office Sd door below the Alexandria House.
iapI2-ly ALEXANDRIA, la.
~. D. HYAly. A. cAzABAr
HYMAN & CAZABAI
Attorneys and C0unSeli0rs at Law,
dscs0-iy Alexandra, La.
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Law Partnership.

w. ,. LEWIS. JNO. c. LEWIS. EDwARDT LEWIS.
N,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
/ tween Messrs. w. B. & j. G. Lewis, is this day
Dissolved, and new one substituted therefor be-
tween Messrs. w. B.. J. G. l. E. 7. Lewis, who
will practice their professional the parishes OF Ra
piacs. Ayoyellcs, Natchitoches and Catahoula'
One Of them will always be found at their once In
Alexandria. req 20 os-iy
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B. j. HUTCHINs,
Attorney and Counselor at Law

AND -
JILSlTCE OF THE PEACE,
4 sa- Office opposite Court Yard Square, Alexan-
tds, La. jan Is ls6o-ly
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MES GR A e. A M

ATTORNEY AT Ia W.
TTILL practice in the Thirteenth and adjoining
w Districts. Office in Alexandra. noy23ly
.o~oy~~o~~~~~~~~~~ ~-~~-~-~-~~~~->->
, oRspoRN, ". P. SHROPSHIRE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

.o,o A Bsneroisnf Institution, esfaehsAed ~
lSOy.- special endowment for hs rehg q hs
si.k and distressed, afflicted rifA p1Iis"f d"d eP''
The director, OF this well known Institution In
,Ieir Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
diseases express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the abors OF their sur
ycous In the cure Of Spermatorrhga. Seminal Weak
ness. impotence, Genorrh9a, elect, Syphilis, the
vice of 0nanisui, or Selfabuse, &c, and order q
Continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year.
Tho consulting Surgeon Is authorized to give MED
iCAL ADVICE uRATiS, TO all wEo apply by let
ter with description OF their condition (agc, occu-
patton habits OF life. 3c.) and In OF extreme
poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINE FREE OF
CHARGE.
An admirable Report on spcrmatofrhGa, or Sc
ninai Weakness, the vice Of Onanisn, siasturba-
tlon or Sclfabuse and other diseases OF the Sexu.
q. Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent
by mail Din scaled envelope FREE OF CHARGED
on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other
ieports and Tracts on the nature and treatment Of
Sexual Diseases, diet, &c, are constantly being
published for gratuitous distribution, and will DO
sent 10 10 the afflicted. Some OF the new remedies
and methods Of treatment discovered during the
last year, are OF great value.
Address for Report or treatment, Dr. J. Skill
LIN H0UGHTON. Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa
by order OF the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTwELL. Prssident.
iyrls GEO.RAIRCnILD, Secretary. =
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DIR. j. HOsTETTER's
Celebrated Stomach BitterS

But that numerous class who devote themselves
to literary and other sedentary pursuits, and In
consequence Of want OF physical exercise, become
appetite, have hitherto sought In vain for some
inyigOrating, life giving medicine. whose effects
upon the system shall be both speedy and perma
nent. Physicians Of eminence, and profoundly ac-
quaintcd with the requirements ofthe human frame,
commend II0STETTER'S BlTTERS as the safest
and swtest stimulant 10 the recupcratiyo energies
OF the system yet discovered ltrestores the appc-
the blood through the. veins with more lively
current corrects a tendency to depression OF spir-
its, and fits man for the transaction Of business
with cheerful heart and an active mind, Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for the
same object, tho BlTTERS do not act spasmodcally
or with temporary power-the influence or the
remedy is lasting. And II q patient will but give
o rcs has been he need fear no
Of the afllctiOn. The debility natural to the en-.
croaclments OF years upon the bodily frame also
alloviated by this great strengthening medicine,
thus enabling the aged to pass their declining days
In physical case whereas they are now suffering
nom extreme weakness and nervousness To this
venerable class Of people, iiOSTEI'TERS BIr
TIERS may be commended rs invaluable. Thepr
prietors ofthisinvigorator have. In addition deep
qualification In assuring NURSING MOTHERS that
they will find the u i T Il IL the bestand safes,
Of restoratives. Very few medicinesarc sanctioned
by physicians as proper to BIO administered during
the period Of nursing and this has obtained an
universal preference. ,
cdy for Dyspepsia and Debility should remember
the precise tile, llOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. II isput up In quart bottles,
with the name, DIR. j. Hostetter's stonach
tbe can covering the cork, with the autograph oil
UosTErTER SMITH on the label. These things
are Important on account Of the numerous coun
terfeits now In the market
~ Prepared and sold by Hostettcr smith
Ptit.bur gh, Pa, and also sold by all druggists,
troccrs and dealers generally throughout the Uni.
tel States, Canada, South America anooern many,
sid by DIR. J. Sawyer, Biddefora House Block
II. Mitchell, Saco JOS. II. Thatcher, Portsmouth,
N. H., Weeks 4 Potter, Boston. General Agents Tor
the New England States. yro
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN
.sURANCE COMPANY.
LSrasea "a No..

Nov. 20. 1855.
Distributed s3l2ooo among N, po,,cx uo,a.-.
Retaining 81 oo9. 500 n IN Stocks and R,na. an IN
sseured, 70 meet such losses may occur
They invite All who wish 10 be insured 10 exam.
tcring other companies. 'e W.
am Agent for the above Company, also for saw.
erAl Mutual and Stock Fire Insurance Comnanis.
lantic. snd Springfield. - ~
Inquire at IyoRr DANES Hat Store, or M INV
residence, en- Main Street, saeo
iyroo DoMINIcus JORDAN.
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Sold by druggists throughout the world. PTinc
pal Office. No 10 Cedar ST.. New York.
- Price, only 2j cents per bottle. ly3l
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
III. Z D D Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

bAih hosN' w VI VAsuiNu-
TON. (under the Act Of 1879
No. y Stntc Ste, opposite Kiiby Sc. Boston.
FTER an extensive practice Of upwards OF TWEEN.
fly years. continues 10 secure Patents In the Uni.
ted States, also In Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign
ments. and all Papers or Drawings for Patents exc.
cuted on liberal terms and with dispatch. Research:
es made into American or foreign works, 60 deter.
mine the validity utility Of Patentsor Inventions,
and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same. Copies Of the claims OF any Pa.
tent furnished by remitting one dollar Assignments
recorded mt Washington.
This Agency IL not only the largest In New Eng
land but through IL inventors have advantages for
securing Patents or asccrtaining the patentablity
OF inventions, unsurpassed by III not immeasurably
superior to- any which can be offered them elsewhere
The testimonials given below prove that none Is
MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber, and rs 81 CCESS Is TIE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, no
would add that he has abundant reason 10 believe,
and can prove, that ut no other Office OF the kind,
arc the charges for service 50 moderate
The immense practice of the subscriber during ID
years past, has enabled him to accumulate a vast
collection Of specifications and official decisions rel.
| alive to patents. These, besides his extensive II
brary OF legal and mechanical works, and full nc
counts OF patents granted In the United States and
Europe render him able, beyond question, TO offer
superior facilities for obtaining patents.
| All necessity OF journey TO Washington 10 pro
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
| here saved inventors.
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THE GREEN BOOK.

Just Published, ls0 pages, price % cents, on
SINGLE AMP MARRIED LifE or, TIE 1NsTI-
TUTEs OF MARRIAGE, Its Intent, Obligations,
and Physical and Legal Dsqualincatlons the "a.
sexes. &C, To which 81 added q pocticai essay,
entitled Caiiiyasdiae ." or the art OF having
and rearing beautiful and healthy childyen, by hs
late RopERr J. CrLyERwELI. Esq, NJ. H.
kLisr Co., Box 45c6, New York, or Dtri,r \ CO.,
Wholesale Agents, ii3 Nassau Street, New York
agents ranfed srsryuhrs.
Also. GRATIS, an extract and sample ofthe above
entitled DR.. Culverwrll's Lecture on the
rational treatment OF SpermatorrhGa and private
diseases generally, detailing the means by when
lnyalids may eIectually cure themselves wiihovt
the use OF dangerous medicines. and NJ put I'ue
cure envelope, on the receipt Of one stamp 70 pre-
lay postage, by addressing.
Tvs New York city.
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SiCO & BIDDEFORD SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

BY amendment of the Bylaws, Five Cent
Deposits will be received. at their Office in Ca
lef Block; Saco.
EDWARD P. BURSHAM, Treasurer.
Jan. l. 1860.
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Fl SAVE THE PIECES 81
UPTON'S
Steam Refined Liquid Glue.

An indispensable article in every family for mendin
Furniture, Vases. Ornaments, Toys &c.
The proprietor In Offering this article IN s -
tsst its eficacy He warrants 10 unequailed by any
n,snaratIon OF its nature ever before offered, ei-
ther An strength, purity, freedom ffom unpleasant
odor. or in case or application.
m is manufactured from uPTON'S GLUE. so
long and Justly celebrated throughout the eoun-
try. h0,,,.
for mending the thousand and one things, which
are daily brokon and would he total loss but for
the discovery OF this Invaluable article.
Sold by all the principal Grocers, Stationers anu
Apothecaries throug hout the Country.
G. IL. FROST. Wholesale agent
No. - CENTRAL ST., BOSTON
N H. Do sure and inquire for USioas Sfsam re
frsd. iwi
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Real Estate for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale or rent his MILL sit
i uated ut Goodwns Mills, In Dayton, contain
ing two runs OF stones corn cracker and bolt. with
improved water-wheels, nearly new. Also, Gard.
and Single Machine, with splitting Machine and
all necessary machinery and saws for manufacture
ing Clapboards, Shingles, and the like, driven by
one OF John Tyler's Improved Patent Portable Iron
Water Wheels, the best water wheel which the sub
scriber has any acquaintance with.
Failing health Is the only reason l have for the
sale OF the above property. IL has been protta-
BILE investment, and may be made, by judicious
management, the means OF giving competence to
the purchaser in a few years.
lie will also sell the following described lots OF
land, viz, A lot about 40 by 80 feet, with small
store on the same, Mt Goodwin's Mills village.
Also, about acres, comprising. some Of the most
desirable building lots in the Nillage-Also, about
1 of an acre adjoining the last named lot, with
convenient House, WOod.house and stable with
good well OF water. fitted up.the present season,
and occupied as n Parsona ge.-Also, about 20 acres
of valuable timber and wood land in Lyman, three
quarters ora mile from Goodwns Mills village, on
the road to Days Nlll.-Aso, about 40 acres (more
or less) OF very valuable timber and wood land,
mile nom GoOdwln's Mills, on the road TO Wadlins
Cooks Brook. In said Lyman.-Also, one undivided
half a 20 acre lot In common with Frederick u.
HILL IN Dayton near the residence OF the late 10,
nah Hill-Also, about 2j acres OF pasture ana WOOD
land. adjoining the farm OF Robert Cleaves, In Day
ton.-Also about acres OF valuable salt marsh, In
Kennebunkport, near Vaughn's Island. Also, a
good Hay field In Kennebunkport and Biddeiord,
near Lieut.. John Dement'S. containing l3acres.1
Also lO2itbs of Hills Saw Mill privilege, ut Good
wins Mills.
For urther particulars, inquire OF the subscriber
ut his residence ut Goodwin's Mills.
DANIEL HILL, I'd.
Dayton. Dec. SO, 1859. l2w52
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ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
Universal Confidence and Patronage.
TIE

" ~ IL Il ~ IL N ~ n L Il " ~
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage.
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES. CLERGYMEN.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, in all part. Of the world
testify TO the efficacy Prof. OIL Woods Hair Re
storative, and gentlemen OF the Press are unahl.
nous in its praise. few testimonials only can DO
AZ Wnil Street, New York, Dec. 10th, 1853.
Gentismsn.-Your note OF the 10Th Inst. has been
received saying that you had 6saTG H. naa
tive, and requesting my certificate oil the same IL
had no objection to give II,
Iaward 1t to you cheerfully, because ! think II
hair auburn and inclined to curl. Some five or six
years since II began TO turn gray and the scalp on
the crown Of my head to lose Its sensibiiity and
dandruir to form upon II Eaeh OF thcso as S,n,
months since fourth was added to them, by hair
falling Of. the top Of my head and threatening to
make mo bald.
In this unpleasant predicament, was induced
TO try Woods Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest
the falling of of my hair for had really no ex-
pectation that gray hair could ever be restored to
Its SGSr na uso Of two
bottles only that not only was the falling of ar
rested but the color was restored to the gray hairs
and sensibilty to the scalp, and dandru ceased to
my wife, ut whose solicitation was induced to try
II.
For this, among the many obligations owe t.
her sex, strongly recommend all husbands who
value the admiration OF their wives 10 profit by my
example, and use IL IT growing gray or getting
bald. Very respectfully. Den. A. LAVENDER.
To q. j. Wood & Co., 4ii broadway, New York.
Siamaston, Ala, July 10th, 1852
To PRoF. D. j. WOODS Dear Siri-YOur "liaisRe.
stOratiye" has done my hair so much good since
commenced the use Of II, that wish to make known
10 the PUBLIC Of Its effects on the hair which are
great. A man or woman may BIO nearly deprived
of hair AMI by resort to your "lIair Restorative,
the hair will return more beautiful than ever, ut
least this my experience. Believe It all!
ESurs T UaS,n ,hS VAL sborc k II yOS Es
more patronage South. see several or your GER
tiicates in the Mobile Mercury, strong Southern
paper W. ii. hehheuy'
WooD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prof O. J, WooD, Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune TO lose the best portion or my hair from
the effects OF the yellow fever, In New Orleans In
1851 was induced to make trial OF your prepa-
ration and found II To the very thing need
ed. My hair is now thick and glossy, ana no words
can express my obligations TO you In giving to the
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
sizes. viz, large medium aud small the small
holds pint, and retals for one dollar per bottle
the medium holds ut least twenty per cent. more
i'm proportion than the small retails for two dollars
per bottle the large holds u quart, 40 per cent
more in proportion. and retails for 50.
O. !. WOOD & CO., Projectors, 44i broadway
New York 5nd ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. 3mo
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Notice.

rrUE PEWS nc Trinity Church, Pleasant Street.
saeo are at present free. The ministry Is In
part, supported by the voluntary offerings OF the
worshlppers. All who wish can attend on this ar
rangement.
Saco, January J. 1850. 4Ws
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
LUMBER /!

Tr<yIN0 received six cargces, and large ss,ors.
nrensred 70 ofIer the best assortment ever onerea
In this vicinity.
Iisos Tensmant 70 iet on ris,sans y. sor.,.
saeo, July 70 1859 Hu
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House = Lot for Sale.

mIlE House and Lot on which II stands, situated
il on Main Street, near Kings Corner, and former
ly occupied by the subscriber. The house, which
Is in the best OF repair Is a story and half one,
with brick basement, Is D y ~. with conyen-
lent L. Has ten rooms besides closets, clothes
rooms. sink rooms &C., and Is in every way a con-
yenIent and desirable house. There Is n good els
tern OF % hogsheads capacity in the basement
There Is good stable, twenty.six feet square.
built In 1855, on the premises. The lot is large,
$50 feet square, and the portion occupied rs gar
den is in the best condition for cultivation, and has
various kinds Of fruit treos growing thereon. The
premises will be sold alta reasonable rate and on
easy terms OF payment II desired Enquire OF
Biddeford. May 90. 1859. 22f