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Kq,uuuions ior Sale Keady Made.
A young Frenchman (a baiitone) had
been lu.tying 'laying at Slil.ni for a year,
ami wan a!>wul m«k • hi* debut, when,
ui »• morning.a ^ iidemai e.entwd hituaelf
will a |> u>H>ailiiNi: "Hi* Monsieur made
• h we «*f lie ikwi dt gmrrt he has deter
mine.! I«> t.ikr* »•" iiiri.iii.iu glv H»ked the
i the -in^ei could overcome
In- ;i- ciii-Iiuh' I »utficieully lo a*k for «'■
• X » ' ali'Mi, llit* »»iraii»er »-*l»foui
i-t> u, uo wlii ti v\eie printed, respectively.
•• Aioxhli. " " Ii loiuli, ' " B.ainondi **
• A l>e ii.' i 'I ifiiiukeil.'* these are names
\< iii.-h ilifii.iv have <t it*potation established
hi ddleient dejjiees, they arc all baritone*,
ol course; I would biim; you no others —
A mold i n known by his excellent voice
and hi* fine appearance; Rainondi has
much warmth, and can sing G ; Brainondi
ii an excellent actor, a handsome man.and
vocalizes wonderfully ; Alberli, the last, ia
already quite celebrated ; ho was recalled
fourteen times at his la«t appearance."—
'• Where was that!" easily asked the
ambitious debutant. *'No body knows,"
mysteriously replied the stranger, " and no
body can know. Neither of these artists
ever existed ; they are myths, which I in
loud to embody. I olfer you the reputation
of either of them, at your choice. It is now
three years since I invented them, during
which time I have been constantly proclaim
ing their success,in all sorts of appearances,
through various journals, taking ccod care
nevei to »ive the name ol the place where
they appeared. I have three journals in
which I ' cultivati' the growing glory of
over fifteen te on, baritones, and buffi*,
whose names and young celebrity the pub
lic has teamed in spite of itself. As soon
as a stranger arrives and wishes to make
his debut, I ain ready to furnish him with a
well known name. Instead of having to
wail three or four years to make yourself
known, choose the name of Alborti, who,
though he has been heard by no body, is
yet known by every body, aiid your repu
tation is achieved." And tho stranger dis
played befon* the astonished novice about
one hundred journal", out of which might
be compiled an account of the progress
made by Alberti. and the establishment of
his fame. In the city of , where he
last anneared. he had produced such euthu
*ia«m in MercaJaiite's (liuiaintnto, that a
serenade had b«*«*u offered hiin, ami be had
nl-o received a piece of poetry,commencing
0 tu the, a* all Italian verecs commence.—
•' You continued tho stranger, 14 that
Si^uur Albert! i« •Irvmly exceedingly wull
known ; but I will cell him to you at a bar
L'.ii i for be lias now arrived ai a point which
occasion* iim* mine trouble, and if I do not
*••11 In n pi ell v soon,I tthall have to kill him
« 'in 'Atifie. and write his obituary. I will
1 v-n h ive him for five bunded dollars.
F •• n ..r«» man, to po«sa«% Alberti — so
»,i l .1 mime — fur «o mnall a price.—
A II i i o'.v miotlie b irjaiu .in announce
in i, i i "i«* ot my papers.th.it the buiitone,
A l» • i.' • ,«.' sent Without engagement;
it I .»•» «••.* h*»w thproposi'ious will
ll • v i i ." I tu n«»r»»«I tli.it n baritone call
e • Allvrti - i -non vUll the I'uitcd States.
Musical Giiz:ltc.
CURE FOR THE CI10TJP.
One nr your correspondents reenmmends
Hydropathy fur croup. It is unfailing.—
Priessnltz, the father of tho Water-cure,
told me in 1S50, tl;nt ho had never ^list a
Case—that he hud been cdled in often when
th-child was pearly «uff»eitcd, nnd had
i^t'n the s nue child pi tying in tho street
the ties mitmi g. in plan was simple.
Set end folds o| w*t li' en were applied to
the nreust. while the h sly was enveloped in
n w t «heet—('inert Iteing a hotter conductor
of himl t'i >n eo*.ton, is prefenhle)—a couple
i I blankets were packed tightly over tho
•heel In ten minute* u free prexpirution
ill the fitiscquenco. In slight eases, this
w is sufficient. In more ng^ruv tted ones,
tho operation whs repeated with a fresh
sheet; the blankets wero thrn p icked light
ly as before, un opening being left at the
feet, for the introduction ol a clyster of cold
wat<»r. This w;is for tho purpoio of prevent
ing the further formation of tho ialso luem
brano, which produce* tho sufTx'ation. A
lively perspiration ensued in the course of
fifteen minutes, when the patient was re
moved fnn tho packing, and a wet sheet
thrown closely around hiin; a gentle rubbing
on the outride of this; with the hand, re
moved the perspiration, nnd all remaining
unnatural heat, produced by tho croup,
arousing instead a healthy circulation nnd
cxcitemrnt over tho whole Ixnly. Sleep,
which was before impossible, now c.imo un.
■ought lor, nnd tho next nmrninc saw no
trace of tho dineiso, nnd little liability uf its
rccurroi.ce. J. Q.—CaJoitsvilU, Mil.
White Maple Si'ai A'^Vermont War
mer says the following is a method of clari
fying *ngiir;
" Filter all ynur sap befoto boiling thro'
n hopper box of sand,which, be is satisfied,
will take out not only all the stains derived
from leave*, tubs, crumb* of baik, but all
other coloring matter that can prevent the
sugar fiom being white.
DOCT. II. C. FKSflKNDEX,
OKVIOK mnl It n.4ID 1.NCR In lh*t«n»m*ni atljoin
lag UrMioolwlR'^tpiMlU Ct>n|r«fnli<>»al Ctiurch
)ltl< J*T., *:irO.
Unco, July 13, IM3. St if
OHAKLCS >1 IT UCII
P11 Y SI Cl.l.Y k SURGEO /V,
III ni)BPOBD.
-,%D4M*' GitlHic (lurk.
M'.jMDKNi'L—l'o»» (•tcumJ buu»« front l.lh«rt) )
• t»t. IClf
AiVAN tt \l OS, >1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON —OlRc« and
l\«*»i ilmrf, Soullii'lrrfl, RiiUrli'iil. Stf
ERLNEZER SKILL A HEP..
lOFNSELLOK AND ATTOltXKY AT LAW
' Ollk-v, in t'rnlrml lil»* k, ItuliUlonJ. A
l.M Kit X Ac I.OKING,
C . r.vsKLLUKS X JlTTOILYCri .IT L.1IT,
H % c O.
I M>it((wiirrti| IVtni) !*|rttl.
'.J .■< ««■*. 4J <1. V. Utna.
\ > DTK F. ( IIINIIOLM,
LOtt A ATTORyEV AT LAW,
HACO,
' .In I - nd'i HiocGi»rilon'»II- K
Ul u. w1u a Iw•
.1TT u fix t: Y A T LA ir,
orriCC-Oi Mutir. «y;». r*»»i»rtll £q.
in l|kn. i'mili r 4.4«r w* *, \ m .» II. Horn,
®*1- ; llo«. U.I*. II 41 mi, lit JiUlorii; )i«wii
MUMlailll* Vo.. Ko»ln«. Mail. II
rrn. lindsrt.
JTTO R.y E Y AT LA » ,
I. *. KIMBA4.iM
4TT0HXKT .1.VD COV.mKU.OMJT LI*.
HA.Nrur.1).
~OAVlO FALE8.
0 VtlLOH * AiroKNKY AT LAW.
J I.I lij'ljMfl \ llllKk, lllildclojj,
MC o,
i
I.KHANMN
Mo
u. A. rLVUO,
•Surgeon Dentist
1M> rniu:>*Louivr.—O.IW on t»w comer
of Lil>ertjr «ii \ LaooiiiN M». »»vcr Dr. l\-ir*uu'*
Ai«ottic«.ry iJJorv, Hi UktorJ. 31t
| DR. J. H. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.
FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
j HIS l*roprietor of ihia medicine *m hlmaaif miv.
I y -ar* ag'i, rvlu-tJ to I >w a* to ke givwn ap k? hli
i.lijrocl. • and frVn.'*. in the laat ill,' of coit*unipti<m.
V* Iwii all Ii»|k« of «««r n«(liii| wrll had Bed, be Waal
atr>.„•(/ nv. i; uii -..|«l tu try a »yrup wade (tjo aa old
In luu r> • ■ ipt, »ln it *tii*o<de 1 In «tf-ctualijrcuring him.
.Tbe family pliytUuri. and a I irge number of r«)jnUM<
!l ui ii te>:IA,-d »• Ui«- fact* In IliU ca»e, All I • -on the
s^rup obtained a rr:>utati"u never etjaalU-d lu
thai *eo ion of tli« Country. Creating, u Ihl* cue did,
IMM • • ■ ' -nil. H u*.•!.:> • f aii ncl •, It S-Ii. tick
w tiU-1 up-t by many -imilirly atllic.ed, 11 wh'wi he
wtmi inc r l lite »yrup with lit* (MiJ lienedcial rr«ult*
In fact, »ivh *a* the n,>i nrtjr »t llii* medicine, that em
inent |>m»iciiig pliyaa-ian* lt.fl llteir attention drawn to
ward the riaing re|Hi:atk>u uf It, frwn having wilue**ed
lt» cunt lire p 'Wcri, an I frequently extended lite hand of
frt.-it encour i-.m, ut l>> Vr. JVrhenck. and ua«il
it in their dally practice.
No <>(li r medicine i|»Tate* In the manner that the l*ul
ntoiiarjr f) ru|> diwa. It pr«luei■* a h-alihjr action upon
Ihf ni«rlil.| jiuiu, l>y jiurifyi i.* tlum frvxtt di«<aae| it
|.r i.t.l •« the expectoration*, allay* the ceugh, ri|<ii» th«
antler in the lung*, and whcu it U 'limitary d, U heal*
lh« opeuiug t»«at lite liraUng of lit* tuberculea or abeea*
|x\*lucea, aifl the lunri become auuttd and reaume the
l«erf>n»iance of llteir naturtl ftmctiou* J it ala<» »ooUmm
the irrttat. d |>>rtiuu of tlie lun>-» and otlier orjfaao, aud
thu* reatnrv* th«ee part* to health. A aupwtar property
Hi t: the med.. iue pnewaeee over all i*her* l«, that it con
tain* not-pium, cat air I, or any other deletcrioua 4ru«.
In 1*41,1»r. Jvheinfk mnovwl flr<int nemington, New
Jmry, to ItiiladclphU, aud rutomenced lit* practice of
hi« |t f, ««i ii, wh< r« he .o n ,t-tjuiril » repautioti ex
celled l>y rv.if, in curing a illc«*c that had h-rvU.fure
bavii dt. ir.il incuralne, an>l he lit* finer then dally pre
•enu.l t.i tli • w.vrld lit. iitnUtMe erldcitce of hN «uc(*
U<4h of Iti* paitot* died with o>mu.npU'>o, which a(>
peant to haveln-t n au her«>lit:ury diaeaaewiih hi* father'*
f-tiniiy. All Li< hmth* r* and »Ui<r*, exo<'i>l otf, died
early of tint diaotoa, if>n« of th ui, but the one brother,
reaching the age of twenty.
TIiuj left nearly th< l:ut of hi* f-t.illy, he naturally kit
whm alarm, a* one after another were cooaigued to the
tomb by Ihi* fell deatroyer. '
Z'of mi fan/ Testimony.
We, the •i»>»«cri!vr*, r» «'. lent* of remington, do hew-1
by certify that w. are well aci|nainted with I»r. J. 11.1
fcchenck. lie wat attacke>l by a d;»ea*e, which, a* we
heltere, teruiiuatnl In l*ulmooary Conjumjitk n i under
tke otxiraUoM of Whk-ti, he waa rcdnc-daolow aa to ke|
unable to Ware hi* bed for a long time, ami to all ap.
(tearaitce wm poat rr\-xr-.ry. 1U 1* now peiiKtly well—•
hi* cuugtt and fever hare leA hint, and we fbel JuatiOed
lu declaring it aa our belief thru theaa taluUry edecta
have requited from the uae of the l*uluiooic ^yrup.
MnubT of
Uaac a. riBLsr.
rountr Clerk.
Joseph Dmso*.
Surr»-nte.
0. C. Uitmoim
J#djM of the Court'
9amml IIill,
Ru»t. K. Kkadixo,
A. C. Datu.
Member* o( lh« Bar.
Pkt«k O. Curl,
Wm. 11. Kuus,
i C. Dtirio,
Saxtox,
I llciiwi A. Allkx,
Jamu X. lit ipim;,
( Aliunvu M um.
nhnklmii
J. V. IVitict, M. D.
U«o. I'. Uu, II. 1).
It. P MKh-iMJ, 31. D.
.u(nu!iuii>
J. a. k J. II. IlEADixa,
Acoisth Fkmbu,
A. V, Doxxkll,
\v». r. kmkkt,
j. r. fitiu.
Clergy.
J11. M. OLMJTU,
C. IIatolktti,
l'«atma«ter>
Oio. W. Rmlu.
Clilvu.
Jom N. CiF<rt«,
Marlo* C. IUiir,
Pnu Kwixa,
A<i J (>***,
Wm. U. Moobh, -f1
P. W. Bra,
lli.iU Cirvu,
JolM L JoMKH,
TuonanGray,
A. J. BtlMBi
lUrin Im nuam,
Habt WlLSOX.
At thi« time tlier* U not a town or rit lage In th* United
Stitr*, hut lu w'uch c*'> be f ilial more or le*» wunderfu
curr* by ih >i»* i f Srlieiwk'j l*ulmuuio £yrup.
Dr. Sctioiiek li IIm Imnfair <f llw celebrate! R**rtn
OMCTKB, for VSMHbliRf k.kl U.tWlIll.' all diseiUCt uf the
Lulls'*, lli-art, *c.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Wruii It to., ITT North
Turd M. .Yew Wtrk.—t'. V. t lirkurr k Co.. 81 lUr
rUjr be /»««.'oh.—It-iMlns k t <>.. No. 8 Slate IM.—
Ai. I every r<-*|MCt*ble drug^Ut throughout thu lulled
iJ—ljr«x>i>
J. U. ROLLINS, A(rat la fltoo.
C««t Utl rttk.
l\. R. K. DISCOVERV N. 3.
RATUVAY'rf RKOUI.ATORS. The Thi*oG»e*t
Mmicii. lii*<otciT or Utowtr k t'o. On*
Ui ui'i.at >* i* midlirml to regul.it* tli« Dowel*. Llv*r,
Mini FaMrf m, In ti Iteallhy d selling* of Iheir fmir.
louts. Twu n ill iti-ure a plea«ant discharge from III*
bowels in u regular |i«-ri«Mt of time n»iy tiny. Four
In >li u'l I |«ii<j« llionoflily till corrupt anil uciiinunl
ous luiui. r* I'iuiii tlie alimentary canal*
IMPORTANT TO PILl. TAKER*. Every one,
wli<> i* in III* habit of taking pill* will find
BiauitTuit lli* mi><I pleasant, mhi and effectual
regulator «f In* llowtls, Liver. hmcNM| unit the I
iimmI cmuM I'nir a or thi Riood in iis*. One ,
ui l!«u\\ «»'* Kauri .thu u superior in point of
liiedicul »ireugih nml i-tttfacy, to »i\ of tlio HM-*t |k>i>
ul.tr and he*t approved cathartic pill*.
RADWAY*.* EMULATORS. R.nim'i Race
UTuii nre iiioet r.ireOill) prepired from tllrwti in.1j
(uill* , f tree*,, lanis, nxita and herb*. Titer* me no
pill* in ii-o ih.it will n»t upon the Liver. Puifren*,
lioweU, tli» Olivary Gltttds and Nerve*, mi pleasant
ly and so effectually as tlie It. It. lliultiTrtn. No
pills can b* talt*ii for nny lenj.th of tune with tlie
►aui* iwif.'lyn the cokstililtion ; lor, in-lead of tlebill
ti mi: tile *10111 by powerful ami drastic purging,
they net pleasantly upon Hie bowel* nml tuipait
strength to every nerve ami tissue of the body.
REGULATOR* VERSUS PILLS'—W* are con
tinually asked, Wbai I* the difference between Rad
«m'a Regulators mil ordinary pills.'—We answer
tli >1 pill*. ]i* tliey are ordiii'tnly prrp.ired mill etihl by
ililferent manufjeturera, are generally of two kinds—
tlm*e w hu ll opente on the bowel* merely,cull*d pur
g-tliv* pil Is, mid those which etriie the secretion ol
tlie l.ver, ami are r tiled mercurial or liver pill*. Rail
1 way'* Uegi.l .ilors re-cmhle pill, merely in »iiii|ie, bill
diiljr in every othrr eli.iracleri>iir. Tliey art not
onlir on the bowel*, but on the liver, skin, pnurrea*,
mi I k'<tne)», regit'ilinjearli org in loan healthy m*
Ibm. Th«) nie not ilrullr, unl never live p.iin a*
uio»t ptiis'ituo pills do. tliey stimulate the liver Willi*
out endangering the pitieut with salivation, us mer
curial pill* do: coiiiuininini! iio uiiiier.'iU in their com
iai*ilion, they are h iriule** worn u«ed for a lencth of
time, i'liey are la*lele*s, brine enveioped In an ele
gmit ciatini: of gum. I to J regulate*, 3 to ti purge—
g.MMt at all liuiw*. A1FAMILV I'llCHC, Kidwii'i
lliui'LtTuat are llie m.~t imioceiil, Kife, mild, and
plra* ml Pills in u»e. Thry are a ijuick and certain
r ii re for t'o*nv«n*»s, lud.giot.on. liver Complaint,
Kidney l'i iu|daiiit. Jaundice, Head Arlies, Nervous
ne.«,kielanrlMdy, |li*ea*es of the llt nldrr. i'liM \I.K
Olt ril I I." 1K> —1.< inorilurt, Kleur A bux. While*
and liregularilie* of nil kind*. IIilliovs |)i*c*iii.
Una on llie Noiinrh, lli'llou* folic. Knlartement of
llie iiik'eii, and all Chronic AtfVrtinu* of tli* Liver
and Kidneys. U. U. It. UL.M l.lilK > are sidd by |irii(*
guts ever) »b«.rr. Kor great cure* peiformed in ,a
•hort lime by It. K- Ueliel, *ee next week's piper.
K. K. It. ktMstiiss uct quick. The ui< iiieut tbeyar*
taken or up|dled tlieir bealib te*toring and putn r*
iMVlM 4l i ,ir» I* lelt.
II. II. II.W Dru^siit, Portlsr.d, gcncrxl agentf><rthe
&ate of Main*. AuB.tr*.— J. Xusryrr, M. 1)., Uiddrford)
T. tiiluMii, J. C. llunihani, J. tl. K>>llin*,Saco ; A. War
j Mi, Krtiurbuuk ; > J.i« Derby,, N. L. Webber, Alfred. 4J
DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKE T A2SCULA PIUS
OR. EVERY ONE IIJH OWN PIlYf ICIAX.
ripIIC fiftieth EdUlor, Willi One
I 11II mile tl rilir!IVt(l(«,«tl4iH'IU|
|)i*en«ee nml M.illoruirflion* of the
II iin.in 8)»tem In every »li;i|<* ami
l»rin. To D'bii'h i« a>l>ieit a Treatise
i>» the Dmmimof Krm ile*, bruif of
tbe lii.lie-l inipoitaace |n tuarrietl
Ior ih«M« cunuiuuuilng mar
rU(*. II v
Wll.l.lAM YOUNG, M.I>.
i Lei imi father be :iihanie<l lo pre
■enl a ayi «.( Hie 4UCUI< 1P1U8 in
lu> « hiM. It luay »ave bun from an
early (rave. I.rt no fpmmg ui.iu 01
.is nun enter Into lb* rat red <>bli( i
'ioitaof married life without reading
'Ik POCKKT XSCL't-mUrf. Lpi
no on* »ttlfri<ti( fn hi :« h.-tckmetl I'aui in tli«
Hul*, a.ftu, n»rv«*« lull iie*. ami Ilia » li<>l«
. ■ a( dl«afty(M »<ru*aii< n«, an.l |llW up by Ititii
|ihf ri-ni.Vo another lit" no-til without tiMwullmc tin
.WHLAPIl'H. Ilate ll>» iii.tiiiv>l, or I(mm« about in
k* kuiMi any iiu|*iliiitriil, rcrnl tin* truly u»vfli
bank, •• •» Ma tIt ■ «f «;iviii« IboMiamU «>l
N*r»rtNii.«t'CiM|iirtii fruiii «li* vert J iw< <tf «Ualh.
pir^M Mdmi TWKSTl'flVI CKNTS
•tuitor<l m t Inter will i.rnvc i>itt ropy ol lhl* «utk
Null,*! IIn# r«>|iir• will he *«nl tor unr dollar.
AtWu «», (|k «i |Mi>l,) Dr. W.M. YOIWO.
lylt- N«>. 1 •>» sprue* at., Philadelphia
I!u;ihc and S.ct lor Salc.„
r|li: I. i? ib«crilier olll*r» for »..!e Iii« lioti«c and
J I Lui, M'n .tnl . u ■' ,ecuo.cn I I'dh and lliiva
«lreel*, «h» lit J I<Iji\1 lln^htv The llt>u«e wa»
hut I ii»v Viu.n «.;>>, vi llw . < -t material*,aud waa
nuiotioi uu i»t lh«- ivixuvi iuapecliou of the »ul»
K'ttUir t' » u uue ami a hail »lory Ikmw, with
cil uoJ burn •IIm'U'I. Il U.in mx room*, nuk pend
ent of u'vl |Mulr>* «>u llw lower limit, and
• wo wed li.ii 'ifl ctiaiuber* <hi the mvmi.I il«»>r,
vttrf room in itw hoiiw i> papeicd and liaiakrd,
m ll.c mu't thorough maimer. Tl vre i* uu cxctl
j „ r, imi r 111«* \»lii"i- house, wilhaoA water
ihrrt-i.i, aud j well ui Lml wul«-r ui-.ir l>y.
Tac 1*4 couUiu* uvur VUWJ cqtiurc loci, a port mo
I of u U iac a sunli a lu wbk'ii I lie re are a u limber
••f rare t.uit i cj»jii»t commjr iuto bearing.
F«'f he. dlhiuc** and eon vtokuco of location it
ib i».>t (xctwk l by t'D)* r«»iJcact iu K vru.
* Fi-tU'riii's of payuwni imi prior, cu.juirc of L.
0. CowA\, L'uiou aud Jwunitd olficc.
! VAIA.N W. YORK
Hi Ideford, Xiv. It, !*>&.
D. 1-. kOMLS,
MANUFACTURER o* Ujom llarocoo*
Twuo aud Yaruubc* of aUkina*. 4
large sales and small profits.
AND
»
OWEN & MOITI/PON
At tlicfir Store 039 MAIW STREET,
Opposite PcppefcU Square, have a large assortment of
PIS€E €©$$§, Steady-Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, etc.
Which they offiir at priccs tweuty-live per ccnt cheaper tl.un last season. Among ihcir l'iece
Good* may be found
Broadcloths, Doeskins, Cacsimeres, Satinets,
Vcstingi, &c.
Of every color and quality, and of the latest style.*. Their Clothing consists of
Over Coats, Frock & Dress Coats, Sacks, Pants, Vests, Ac.
All of which are ir«»t tip in a fashionable odd workmanlilio inunner, nnd nro warranted to give
pcrlect satisfaction, and among their Furnishing Goods may be found
Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Neck Stocks, Gloves, Suspen
ders, Stockings, Dickeys, Collars, <J*c.
Any G<«ntletntn wanting any of tiio above Good*, will do well to call and exnmine their Stock I*
fore purohMi.11?, m they mrodetormined to "ell according to their motto, "LARGE SALES AND
SMALL PROFITS." They wish to direct the utlcntiou of the Gentlemen to their
Tailoring Department.
They aro prepared to manufacture Garments of every de»cripti<>n to order, in n neat and fashion
able manner, and from their long experience iu the business, they are enabled to give latisfac?
in every respect# "?tf
Ttirjr nUo glri» tlirlr attention to the CUTTIXO OF GARMENTS for others to mnko.
IL _
TS not nearly so interesting, especially to the afflicted,
1 as tli.' following casm or criu performed by the
Great Enropcan Condi Remedy
Read thin and Judw f >r yourselves, mi l If you arc
similarly afflicted, or have anjr disorder of the chest and
luugi, give the mediciue a fair trial.
I'llOM 1)11. Ul'ST.
form Paris, TVr. 0, isVI.
Hsr. Waltkb Ciame.— Drar Sir t—During thr p*«t
year 1 h ive hail occasion to know »f the beneficial cf
ft*U of your liur |w*»n Cou-rh Kemedy In several itwton
cea, ami IV. *11 the r-presentitl ins of llmsc who have giv
en it a fair trial, 1 have n > Irritation In saying tint 1 Ik>
Ileve it to U' one of the be-t mo liclncs to l>« found, for
Consumption and Chronic fulmonarv Complaint* In
general, Your OUMi-nt •fcrvant,
Wil. A. HUBT, M. D.
Extraordinary Care of >Ir«. Iluiiiiewcll.
Mr». llunu-wcll, of Soarlnroujrli, I. i d lor two year*
ainl ton m mibs beeu afflicted with a ino.«t ilintrvmln.t
cough, with extreme | res»ure «f the lungs, ami other
painful synipt-ms. During this time *he ha I employed
good jihym .as, and token many cf the popular adver
tised remedies without MprrWnclne any |K-ruuneut lvn
efll. Miii'j iiIkM* >«a nUitnl In nit up •*••» le>urs,
not luln/ ul'leto breathe and lying ilown, her fricn Is tie
spalred nf her recovery. Lai June she was induced to
try Kev. \V. Clarke's Oreal Kuropean Cough Heme ly«
A trial bottle, 'iSe-iits, gr-atly relieve 1 her, and encour
aged her t>> try a large ime, 74 cuts, and to the astonish,
ment of alt whe knew her, these two bottles without any
other ue llcliio whatever, c mi|4et«l/ n-storwl her tu
health, which si e c mtinu s to -y.
>lr. and Mrs. Ilunnewell h>ld themselves ready to an
swer all lu<|ulrle« respecting the ubove extraordinary
cure, tml art satisfied that the European Couch .Mix
ture is the l> <! rvin.'dy known fir Con^hs ami Disorders
of the Chr<t and Lungs | and as such they recommend it
to the aft ad i.
They al»o sutc that Mr. Watson, one of their nel»h
hota, who wm whIIiwI fcy lib friends to lit la con
sumption, was (vrsuadvl to try the European Coujb
Remedy, and the result w.i* a rapid reo ivtry.
Remarkable cure of phthisic with a severe Cough,
tomuunicatnl by Mr. lireteiter, P'xtmattcr,
Curtis' Comer, August 20, iiU,
J Kbt. Walter Clarkr.. — l)rar Sin — Mr. fttinuc
Shaw, re«l Hug In tireenc Kennclice Co., Me., hns been
allhcted wiih the l'hlhlslc f r a numlter of years, f >r the
p st winter he was so distressed for brenth that he could
not lie down, at last, hearing of the Kuroiicuii Couirh
Remedy, he sent f r a bottle and commenced taking il
lie was greatly relieved by the tint dose, and frittl that
time be r >tei well at night, af w boUka C Miipl.tnl a
cure, an<l h • now iletlivs to rvcommeud the m»>llcine tc
others, n« he is luliy assuriil that it is worthy of tliu ut
most confidence.
| Trial bottles, 23 cts.—Lirre Kittles, containing the
J quantity of f >ur small ones, 76 cents.
I f«>ld wholesale t y the lYopriet ir, Cortilsh, Me.
| For SatMn Itac» by T. OILMAN. Hi Id ford. Dr.
f.ord-~Viirin Q.^ce. Kenn bunk,8. "Clark. K> tine
bttuk-port, i'urritr. WelU, D'tniel /.ittlrJirM, 3r,l.—
O/iinituil, (!. I.ilttrJIetU. Cut* Ne.ldeck, linrrinnrr.—
Kilter)-, Ltd, J.ihb*/. North llerwick, Swim. K>Qth
Uerwick, Thompson. tireat Falls, Stetrn* and J.
Jamet. Mil* >n Mills, For. Sprlngrale, Lortf. Alfred,
Conant. U aterUto, Allm Limerick, llrackett.—
N'ewftekl, n'onj. West Ncwfltld, Loud. South l'ar
smisdeld, Hilton. And l>y a::euU in most towns in the
i bUte. ft—tf
BOUNTY LA RIDS!
BY on Act tif Conpre**, passed March .11,1S3.1,
all who served ui llie Revolutionary war, or
lu un>* other war in which the Uui'ed Stale* havo
bct'ii cn.asrt tl, 11 day* or more, anil havo nut re
crivwl laud, arc «-ntit!«•«! to 160 acre*.
All who havo »erved in any lx>ttlc, (thouclithey
onlv aerved one day,) ure cut i I led lo 100 aerva
The widow, or it no widow, the children, (if
any,) under'21 year*, on the 3d of March, 1S35,
'arc entitled to the laud.
The *« Idier* out in the "Aroostook war," nro
entitled t«» 100 acre*. ^
Those who ha»e clreiidy drawn le»* than 100
acres, ure cut it led lo enough to make lOOacrva in
w£.
Tlie warrants w»!l Ik* promptly procured by cal
ling on DAVID FALKS,
11 lhd-lcford, Maine.
(otTin: is iioorr.ivs olock.)
"m u s i c7
1). Ail.un\' Singing School '.u HiJdcford
uuw inert* at hi* hall,
o
No. 4 Washington Much,
on TTI'ADAYnn.1 THURSDAY of each week,
and will m> continue until luilhcr notice. Mr. A
(given private Instruction to all who Wl*ll. Lo*.
mh» c'ven at la* room*, or ul the rvaideucca of
pupil».
Ail interested in the jrrojjreM of music in the
plirr, ore n>|KMlfull)r Invikil lovi«ithia »clioo|»
at any time winch may >mt their convenience,
Mr. A would take lui* opportunity to exp.eaa
blithau^iiirllw many I'tvora a!iown him siuce
!»#• haahem tench Inf lu thi«city. and he ho|<es by
faithful attendance lo hi» buaincM si .II to merit
•udeujov a fair ».Woof pul.liopatronage. 20
The {QUInc IiiMinnrc Cent*
I>:uiv, at Aitgiiftta*
CONDUCTED *xcln*lrrty oa tin* Meek priuci*
!>:» . t.< now in »ufc«.-M>ful ujHTuiit ii, mid the
writ kuown rv|>utaUon oi llir t»>"owni£ named
director*, will give fall ooafiilcaco to lis.' coiutmi
ml)*. Capital I ttXiMO. Bu»uicm onliuctl lo
Um Firv <-f ?*>'H au<l undt-r.
Jol.n L Cutkr, President, J<»c|>h II. »Villnni»,
SecMary, G«o. \\T. Stulrf, SjuiiiiI Cuar, |)j.
nu» AM. .1, o| AiU'iikta; jJhu M. Wool, C.mrln
Jom ♦, T .. id; 1*. Sdaw, W.'tcrvillo; JoIju
D. Lin.-, V.i-v In'ro'.
T»h» uu«l. r-iiMittl nrv ati'.'iorizrd :
Kd\vur i I' Uurtibnm, S: •«»; />*iili'l W. I/i-]uc»,
Hidtl.l'nr ! ; W. p. Mo«a!v, Ki,aU*l»U'«|K>ft I QfO,
W. U'j lin.-f 'ril, Ki'uiii • 111%; ^i'oiiioii !Jr»oS«, |
York; Ti uo;Lf .S.*w, £juli>rJ; John II. (Sood
cuow, A!lnd.
11) ly
(?
^LAUK*~' COtOH SIBUl'U m1«? H
J M !>• I>
V. L U1XCIULL.
CASH STORE.
Groceries and Provisions
S. M. BLAKE
TTTOITLD respectfully inform hi* friend* nnd the
»' puSlic generally, thut he has resumed huoi
new ut liis Old Stand,
Hill's Block, Liberty St., Biddeford,
recently nccti pie 1 hy Sawyer & Philbrrik, where
ho will keep u good assortment of
a?©©93»a©S3o
wliieh will l>e sold ut the lowest cosh prices, an<i
for CAMI ONLY.
He will hIv» |mjt CASH for COUVritY PRO.
Dtll t:, nnd a prcinitt n for l»e*t family butter.
Doing bu>iniv* entirely upon the CAMI SYS<
TIHI, he will benUe at nil time* to ntlord botli
buyer* nnd seller* the BKsr possinur. uaruainb —
I A call at hit store will at onco make this mani
fesl
Mr. B. return* hi* thanks for the liberal pntroo
nj;e heretofore betowed upon him, and soliuita c
continuance ol the same.
Uiddciiotl, feti. ]Sm. C—tf
pl\i\ \yn paxcy jod printing.
,
; The Printing Kstabllidimcntof the 8ub«crlber, tn Centre'
lllock, Btddefcnl, l« fitted np with Pr«»»es and Typa
that wilt enable him to furuiih th« public with
| work correspond lug with the great advance
ment tint has been made within a few
years In this art. Orders for
PLAIN Oil FANCY PR I NT I NO,
In Colon or icitk Rronzr, will beexecnted In a roanoti
that will compare favorably with the work from an/
Printing Office In city or country, and by the aid
of a Fist E*cinr Prr.*.*, with adirpatch not
before known in this seetMn. Thelargo
and Increasing demand for
— c a n d p r i .1 t 11 n , —
IT a.'Induced tlif Ru1>'-rll>«T to purchase a Marhin* fot
I Cutting Ca'•< Hoard, And purchasing t!»«- IkkiM of thi
■v imf.icturtrs In l.irg'- <|iiantiti> «, he Is enabled to answei
ill orders In tld.o branch of the buitn'-M to the m »t per
f ■••t>«;»tl«fict!»n. Carl4mnnt of all col >r» nrvl «t«inllty al
w!»v« on hand, jrr Outers tor any kin I it Job Priullnii
■ si nt by S»sg«or furwurdud by Mail promptly answered
j I'mos ami JuOrxai. Orrics. } L. 0. COWAN.
FOUND AT LAST,
TIIE COMPOUND
THAT WILL 1'nnCRYK THE IIAIH, PREVENT
ITS FALLING OFF, AND CL'ttU DALDNLS*,
Alto a ccrlalu cure far thr
A'EKVOIIS HEADACHE.
PIERCE'S
B0SF.TO lllltt TOXIC,
VN entlr ly new compound, compared of (he moet ac
tive miI> tances tir t!ie al»ore purpit*-*, compounded
in a aclentiflc nmn"«»r aixl with Rival care. ThU li ni
humbug, a* hundred* cau unify who bare utcd and re
ceived l«neAt from It.
UP.AI> the f >!l >\ring certificate from a genlhman who
U Will known in the cimmuiiltri
Ncpossrr, Slay 18,18M.
Mr. Pierce. Fir: Having ma le u*e of only two bottlei
°f your ILiirTjnic, knowu only a* tterce'* Knar I In
Ifuir Tonic. I hare the gratlAcailo i of Informing
you It hafhvlarery lieneArlal offect, new hair hating
come o«it over iny hc.t I an<l l>i<U fair to cover It in a d»
alraide manner. Your*, Ke, J. n. HILL, Conf riioner.
' ttTaixcax, read thU and follow the tubjcribcr't exam
l>le>
Roxarar, June 5,1864.
Mr. Pier**, Mr: Will yon ploate *en I me half a doaer
(K.ttlea of ttie ROSCTTA HA III TONIC. I hare uie.
the bottle 1 pun hated of you and flml it excellent} mj
hair I* Imprurltig, new hair baring ttartnl where I wrn
1*1.1 fur lt>« |m>*« two yvar* I would nxxt flncenlj
recommend it all per»onc who hare hut or are loeini
their hair. Your* with great mpect,
CHAKLKS aOODIIUK.
a till Aaonua.
lIonTov, June 21,18M.
Mr. Tierce, Pin I hare uteri one bottle of your HO
8KTTA UAIK TONIC, and muct aay It it far tuperioi
to the numemui artielee adrertiaed for prcrentlng hall
froci failiug_off and turning grey. Your*, kc.,
J. 11. WILEY, Pearl Street.
Th**e are Imt fl-w of the many the pmpriet»r ha* In hli
|kx*c»s1w. The Tonic U put uplnlarvo »iwd bculee.
rnicr. 83 cestts.
Por Mle, whoWale an.I retail, by REDDING k CO.,
t»S.au-it.-, U. C. OJOHWIN, W Union *t., andby tht
Pr prletor, orner of Pearl and Parch :u > *Uveta, Oxalon,
Man. At retail by all llrugghta and Aj>oth«cariet
throughout the .New England Sulci, 3mS
At 4 Court of Prnhit* held at BWHef-'H, within and
f«»r the fount)- of York, on (he flr»t Monday In
M^rrli, In lit* yeirnfour l«ard elpliteiMi linndred
ninl till> by ilia Honorable Jo«ejiliT. Nye,
Jn.tgr «f ■.«!•! Duntt:
CAI.KB BA-'TM AN, .fdinlnl'tritor of tb« e«tate of
1 h.mi i« Wililcit, l.itp i.f Kit.'ery, In *ald roiinty
i derraml, h \»:n; presented hll itriwM lif artMiiiia*
11 itton uf ilia emif of i ti l ilwwif l, for nll»*anee ;
uimI aku lila prir.iie m count again*! aild aetata i
nUo, m fardi in of .■< trail t\ Call*, of atld Klltery,
(wraou lion mentis, luring |ire«"nt*d hie
* eroud arrount of guardianship of hi* aaid ward far
aillowancei
Oaoaaao. Thntthe aaid Caleb Eastman (Ire notlre
l.ia'l (>*r»un» InlertMed, by nrnlafu top)' of Una or
d»rto be published Hirer weeke eucrr««ively In tha
taloiiunil ilMMatn Journal, printed at llidilfford, lo
a tld roiinty, that they may aii>«ar at a probate touri,
to be held at>uro, In aaid rmuKjr, •ntlie Dul Mon
day of Mm) neit, at trn of tba«eiork in tba for*
noon, and shew ranee, ft any they have, why aaid
aaid urctiunla »lM>uld n»t ba I'ljrsa.
II Alia*'., I llANCIrt HACOJf, ne)fl«tar.
A tniaropr . AUe«t, rUANClS OAL'ON, Register;
Iipe and nr.AUTiK-joFMns.rAnmxa
JTON, HUTU UALL.br FANNY FERN,
ANNUAL OP SCIENTIFIC discovery,
1*W, STANUOI'L ill'uLEIGIi, THE-CO
QiruTTE. hOL'TH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE
RY, by Dt Aim**, W'lilQ ALMANAC, MAG
AZINES FOU MaUCH, imi ten'i veil •'
10 MITCHELL'S.
FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Beal Estate.
THE following described Real Estate, compris
ing Houm Lou, and other property, eligibly
■itiiHted in the village* of Saco and Biddeford,
will bo aold by the proprietors,at price* and on
term* favorable to p«rcha*ert.
The House Lot*, about 400 in number, are
principally *ituated in Saco, betweed the Rail
road Depot* of Bideeford and Saco—a nuriion of
thnu al>ove the Railroad, and a portion below, in
a pleasant and hcallhv location, and commandm*
a line view of both village*. They are advanta
geously situated for the residence of persona hav
ing business in either Saco or Biddeford, being
within six minutes wulk of Main street, and Pep
perell Square, and live minute* walk of the Mn.
chine Shop and Cotton Mill* of the Laconia, Pep
pered and Water Power Corporal iona of Bidde
ford. A substantial Bridce, 373 feet on* and 42
feet wide, resting on pranite nier*, and with *ido
WHlk* hn* been built across the Saco River, Ihua
connecting the lot* with Biddeford. r.:td placing
tliein within three minutes' walk ol Snitb's Cor
ner. From this bridge a atreet i* graded to the
Ruilroad Crossing on Water atreet, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been Iiiid out, extc-dmg along tho margin of the
Saco River, and to Water atrect.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commitsioncrs, extending into the country from
Saco, will interned with Market atreet, which
pa**ca serosa the above deacrilied bridge to Bidde.
lord.
Besides the lot* before mentioned, the proprie
tor* have a dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Spring'* Island, contiguous to the bridge, and
withiu two minutes' walk of the workshops and
mill* on said island. On one of the lots is a new
Cottage house with a atable, which will be aold
with the lot.
They will sell also in lot* of from one to five
acres, as may be wanted, a tract of land adjoining
thut which is reserved for house lota. Sdiu traet
consists of 44 acres, and is situated no the West*
ern side of the Riulroad, and runs to the Baxtou
road, the line atriking that road within a few rods
of the Saco Depot.
Warrantee Deeds will I* given of all lots sold
by the proprietors, A. H. Boyd, Saco; D. E.
Some*. Biddeford ; Josephu* Baldwin and Law
rence Barnes. Nashua, N. H.; William P. Newell
Manchester, N. H.
Por further particular*, as to prices and condi
tioa*, inquire of D. E. SOMES, of Biddeford,
A sent for the Proprietors. 3—tf ,
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Addicts. LOVELL JONES & CO.;
Box No. 1,609, New York City.
No letters taken from the office unless thty
come free of postage 3m4
PATENTS.
VMERICAX and Fosur.s Orrics, Aoascr roa Itus
ivtts with* U. 8. 1'iTsrr Orrica, Wa.shisutos,
"l! Mule M, •••Ion op|N«ite Kill.y »t. IMCOR
TANT I > FORMATION TO INVENT
Oils. The »ul»crll>pf, (late agent of the U H. latent
Office undrr the art of 1437) determined to present ad
vantage* tu applying for Patents, -<ii ri< r to thoae odcr
cd Inventor* by otliers, lias made arrangements whereby
on sp|>llcallon* prepared and conducted njr Mm, thistt
dollars, (instead of I'M si |mid back by other*) will lie
remitted by him III case of failure to obtain a patent, and
the withdrawal through Mm within thirty days after the
rijcctlon. Caveats, rip«clflcattoi»s, A««igiin»euU, and all
necessary papers ami drawings, for procuring i«tenta In
this and foreign countries, pre|«ri-l, and advic« rendered
on legal and scientific uialters rc*i>ecting Invention* and
Infringement of patent*.
Inventors cannot only Iters obtain their specifications
oil the most ressonaliiu term*, but can avail themselves of
the ex|>erlei)ce of £1 year*' practice, an extensive library
of legal and mocha meal works, and correct account* of
I crnntiil In tliU «'»«1 oilirruountrlci 9 lw»ii|cc beinff
saved a J<nimey to Washington,the usual great di lay titers
as well a* |>er*onal trouble In obtaining tlielr patent*.—
Co|>les of claims for any |«trnt furnished by remitting
one dollar. Alignments recorded at Washington.
It. II. KDtlY, HoUcitor of Patents.
" During the time I occupied the ofllee of Commission
er of patent*. It. II. Knur, Esq., of lto*ton, did lauines*
at the Patent Ottlce as Solicitor of Pateut*. There were
few, If any person* ivcupylug that rapacity, wlio had so
much business t>efnr» tlte Pan-tit Office | ami liter* were
none who cv inducted it with more skill, fidelity ami suc
cess. I regard Mr. Eddy as uneof the U-st Informed snd
m<»t skillful l'Mcnt tJolicilor* In the Tailed Mates, and
hare no hesitation in assuriug Inventor* that they cannot
• i . I: •> a |>er*oii m .r • coiii|ieteut and trustworthy, and
more rapnMo of putting their application* In a form to
secure for them an early and fevurabla consideration at
the Patent Office.
EDMl'ND 11L11KK, late Commissioner of Patents."
"Patsst Orrica,
H. II. Konr, Esq., Boston, Mass.
"rim Your facilities for ihe prosecution of any busi
ness connected with this office are equal to those of auy
ollitr agent. I am very re»|N-ctl\illy, your*, Ac., W— ly
TliOMAb I.WllA.NK, Coiuiai*sion«r of Patents."
LATEST NEWS
FBOM THE SACO
DAG08IAM QAILRY,
Ko. 80 FACTOIIY ISLAND.
AM. McKENNEY makes belter Minin
• turn* than any other Artist in this vicinity,
a ad at prices to suit nil, (nun Firnr Cijtts up
ward*. Ho linn better laeilitica lor making them
tliun on)' oilier Artist in this County, (ulthough
Urnlher Artiots make lulso statements to mialead
the Public. All are invited to call, and ho will
show them a Patent Machine for polishing plates,
ci|ual to any in the United Slates.
Remember the place, No 80 Factory Island, Sacs
Where will be found a large assortment of
CASES, LOCKETS, PINS Arc.. ScC., CON
STANTLY ON HANI).
Saco, Jan. 10th, 1R33. 2tf
KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.
THE Subscriber in proprietor of the patent right
of the above inacuine for the towns of Hidde
ford and Saco, and application for th« machine
may lie made to him at hi» residence or shop,—
where are several ready for "ale. Please call and
examine.
Having purchased the sole right in raid machine
for Hiddelord and Saco, all persons are hereby
cautioned against infringing on the same.
SAMUEL WHITE.
Biddeford Jan. 17,18M. 3tf
Stillman B. Allen,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ax
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
And Commissioner for New Hampshire,
KITTEftY, York Cmmmtr, MAI.1K.
WILL attend to L^fsl Rnslness la th« Courts of Tort
and Rnrkluctiam OoanliM i »n.l will pajr sp««lal
attention to Iba cuUsUlmi of demands and oi\«r badness
lu l^.trtMnouth and In Kltury, Turk and KUnC 1U vttl
alio itrwcute IVusioo, Uountjr LaaJ and other claims
against Ui* flmnMMk
Kefi r* to lluo. D. Oixultnow, lion. TToi. C. Allen and
1C. P. Api>leton, Km|., Alfred, Mo., and Wta. II. T. Hack
ett ami A. R. Hatch, K»q«., Portsmouth. 1/1
Take Notice.
THE SulwonlxT wonlil ic«,xvlfully inform hi*
fririid»uiid the |>ul>liv generally, that lie baa
liken tlie Store formerly occupied by Draaacr k
Gaminan, where I* hn« on baud * new and well
wleclCtl "took ofllfady Made Clt'tliinp. Can*, and
Gi-nU Furnisdiuis Good*1, wltirh he will *ell cheap
fur cakh. DAN1KL ST1MSON.
No 3,11ot»ou'a Block, Libert)' St.
lliddeford, Fub. 3,1^.
RSQOVAl!
Dn. Monnr. h»« removed hi* ofBra to Tax
k. Illll'* nulldlnf, Kt*l and of factory I
Drtdc*. All ord#r» promptly aaawarad.
St t*, Janmary DU, IUI. ttf
House Lots! House Lots!
THOSE who are in want of l!ou*e Lota, or
Land by (bo Acre, can have food bargain* by
cj|!iug on
D. E. SOMES,
lliddeford, Feb. 3, ISM. 5-tf
Hunting Fluid,
pAMPTlF.NE, and PIIOMHIVI Oil. FraafcauKl/l
v joat rwirtd. tad tor Uii bi|
+-** D. L. UrCBlU. I
botavic medical ofpice.
TO TUB AFFLICTED.
T\*. W. I. PADDUEfOAD, OOm at Ma. 41 Biahaa#*
D turn, PwHaad, **r tow-rtrf m MDUmm
t« the human frame. Dr. P. ftm partUalar •*
la aii f — W lha L'rlaary Orim. Hla
|mtlK'W.l.lko*iloH (topllac
each m wen fonu*rly coo*ld*nd Inearable, to eeSetaet
him to the public, m worth* the p*tr*a»f»
wt. Thenfon, pen'Maffifcted with Dteea*
•• of lb* above attar*, no suiter how difficult m Urn#
atandln* the mm mmj be, toM d* well M Mil m Dr.
Paddiefonl, at bli office, and If not cltctualiy reUere^
M remuneration will b* acquired for Ma aarrioM
R«mIi Rrflwlt and I) ITlae la Tlaa.
II la acknowledged by all Phraictau of repata, la an
eouatriee, that no one medicine I* auffieient la aua all
complaint*, ami alao that, with tha exeeptfoa of Neural
gla, no oae medicine will euro any aaa dl*M»e, bat that
ev«ry com plaint require* a chance of Medicine m U pro
rrraaaa toward* a core, rooaequently all nadidnM eeid
by DruggUt*, m curing all cociplalnU, shouU to affo
rd, If jrou with to avoid belnj; humbugged.
Ta Fruwlea.—All dlaeaara jweullar la fnaalee,
(each ai Suppreeeloo*, Irregularttfce, *«.,) ipiaWr a»
moved. Tha efflow-y of hla remedlea for the aara ef tha
above affiviluna, have baan wed Uetad la ao eiteaaln
practice for tha Uat 12 year*.
Ta Yanni Mra.-Vw who are troubled with
Seminal Weakneea, general!/ canted by a bad habit la
youth, the effect* of which an aucturn&l taitaalima,
pain* and dlnlneaa In the head, forgetfollneM, iiartlaii
a ringing In tha can, weak eyee, 1«, terminating ka
oooaumptloa or inaanity If neclrctrd, an »peed 11/ aad
permanently cured by Dr. Paddlaford.
XT Hew an of all kind* of Clixlra aad cordial*, a*
they an of no u»e.
Dr. Paddleford give* particular attention ta *1] dUeaaaa
of a private nature, In both aexea, and warrant* a par
foot con.
Dr. Paddleford 1* not only making Improvement* by hi*
dally Increasing practice, but alao Infunnlng hUaaelf af
lb* ireauneut of the moat difficult cuea bath la thi*
aountry and Kuroj*. He U da tert&lned, let lha aapeoae
be what It may, that hU paiicut* ihall kare lha bMt mad
leal treatment lu Ui* world.
HecoUect, all you who an afflicted, apply at oom at
my office, aad but a few dayi will be required It affto a
cure.
Room* adapted for the privacy of patieat*. Tha poor
advUed free of charge. PhyatdaM or partanta wiiking
hla oplaloo or ad rtea, by letter, and Inctaetog lha uwU
foe, $1, will b* anawared by ntora mail. 47—1/
w. y. PADDILVORD.
and
OK1©TO(!0©™[EJ
PRESIDENT HITCHCOCK'S
Hlatory of a Zooloflcal Temperance
Convention held in Central Africa,
CONTAINING 30 ILLUSTRATIONS.
"QEADthe following notice from a di»ti»fqUbed
XV Clergymen
" We ere not accustomed to laufh outright, or
be uonrulsed with laughter, jet we hare never
found it more difficult to reetrein our ruibilitie*
than while penjkinK thia muel ingenious eetire;
and yet with all ita comical, dirertinf, and laugh
able acence, the most solemn, important and in*
struct ive lessons are couchcd in every page>
Youth should rrad it — parents, tcaehera, preach
ere, ererybody."
NATHANIEL NOTES, Pnbliaher,
No. 11 CORNHILL, BOSTON.
Price, muslin, 42 cents; pilt, .18 cents. Cen be
eent hv mail to anvpart'of the United Statee.
AGENTS WANTED In urery town toeell thta
hook. Circulars furnished. Apply to the Pub
lisher.
Boston, Jen. IS, 1853. 3m4
DR. BROOKS
CLOSED business In Ssco Ore months ago la tense
qusttoa of ill health, stkl b« has firm sufficient notloe
for settlement of accounts. Uut again he wimU say te
all those baring ninettled amounts sjninii him to pre
sent theru for im I. »t«- psytu<-nt, ami all Indebted to
him an requested to msks payment before the first day
of December next, without rail. The wise and prudent
will not neglect, and thereby incur cost, far these accounts
mus be settled up. Dr. mnp' patrons who hare not
yet pild, can psy Dr. Brooks.
Dr. Brooks hereby tenders to bis numerous friends and
paying patrons his sincere thanks far past farors. 44 tf
NOTICE
THE Store formerly occupied
|>y (lie nitwcrlbvr ba* been
freliiud, and l« now opened for
tlio reception of cuMomcri.—
Sowed and Ptm BooU made
to oruer ui ine very ucm 01 oiurt.
Good mill exericnced workmen will be employ
ed, oo tliHt all who favor iiim witli ibvir putronnge
can be assured of liuvitiy their work done in ibe
beat possible manner.
Itep.iirliig Jot>* neatlv »nd promptly executed.
Call und m, lit No. f> Dickrimo x Co'a New
Hlock, Factory I»lnnd, Suco.
J. S. STEVENS.
Suco, November 28, 1*351. 48—if
LYMAN B. MIIIIKEN,
B 0 0. K-.BINDER,
Having taken the binder/ recently occupied by J.
J. 1). Randall,
No. 2 Cataract Block, Saco,
I* prepared to do all kind* of work entrusted to
liiui with uvutness and expedition. Music, Ma»
azink*, Pami'Iilkts, A:c., bound to order. Ofco
Rooks rebound, and IJIauk book* ruled and bound
In any pattern. Mr. M. hopes by diligence in
l<u«in<*sa to verify the old adage ot poor Richard,
•Keep llir shop, and thy »hop will Keep thee."
Saco, Nov. 'JH, 1854. 48—if
DRUGS AND MEDICINES!
CIQAIIS, ToImcco and Snuff
Patent Medicines;
Cainpliene and Fluid;
Dye Stutls;
Potash
Nurse Bottles, Tubes, dco., See.;
Toilet Articles;
Perfumery;
Brushes *
Knives |
And all other articles usually,found in a well rrg
ulated Drug Store, ut j. SAWYER'S,
Apothecary and uggist, No. 2 Biddeford House
lilock. 14—if
Valnable Home for Sale!
THE Subscribe oiler* lor sale, or in exchang*
for other prn|tcrty,lhe large and comfortable
dwelling bouse in wliieb he formerly lived sit«
uated on the corncr of South and Kossuth Sta.
The house is in coin^'elo repair, convenient in,
its arrangements, and v»ry pleasantly located,
and has a large and excellent garden attached*
well stocked with choice and thriving liuittrees,
strawlwrries, ruspberries, gooseberries, See., Jet.
Thia offer is worth the attention of any man who
may wish to secure a tint class residence In this
flourishing village. D. E. SOMES.
Iiiddeford Fob. 4, 1854. 5—if
D. *. .. . .
Dealer in paint# and oils, of ii»
best quality •
MKTALIC HURRIAL CASES; Mthojtay
Shop, CruM Street, Saco. lb.
Jan. 7,1854. '
Fire lnsnrance Ageacy.
mni lutncrtbrr will take Ineuranee rt»k» la Un MJowlnf
X eoaipanlet: Howard Fir* Insurance Ompajr, U»V.
ell, Mm*, i Lowell Tradm aikl Mechanic* Mutual lira In
■anuKv Company, and In the Onmite IniaranM Company.
Tbeee are the two beet IHock, an<l the b*»t Mutual lnrar
um Cumi«ok« Uoing butlua* In tide vicinity.
t& W. LL'Ul'ZS,
Diddelbrd, July 12th. 1144.
x?
TEACHER OF MUStO.
No. 6, CENTRAL BLOCK.
K. B. IVr»on» wishing to i>ur*hae» food li
will do wit to call at Uio »I<ot« uuiulwr.
HUidit.nl, Srpt. 21, ltM.
PAINTS and OIL.
PUKIJ White I*ad, "UwU" aM "Union," Primal
Cnftlfh Unwrd Oil, CUnwn« Grren,/ur», dry, and
In OU, Ctirwue Yellow, i'mrv, I)ry, and In OU, fcaira Pra»
•Un lilac dry, ami la Oil, ChiucM Vnnilllon. Heart*
4c., *cn Jiut rtecirnl and tor **Uattow rntn, by
tf-M D. L. M1VCUXLL
MAR-IIALLH MUFf, CUOOCKTI bNUFF, aol i
Dt'TCll MUFF, tl-4a
D. L. M1TC11ILL.
Fluid Extract of Valerias*
PRCPA1UU) to a nprrior manner (nan the beat KnrfUk 1
▼alerUn Root, extrrwlreiy oaeO, and a Mat raloabt*
Remedy in Neuralgia, Kermu* ltrMachr, Wakefatlneaa,
and all dlMaeea of the Hmrvm fy*Wa. For sato by
doaca or bottle by tf—lis
D. L. MITCHELL,
Dnalii a ad Apothecary, ta«*,aSa;
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
8. F. PARCHER & CO.
■ave censtsaily ea band a large lU well af
fected stoek of
IDK fflitlK (MUMS.
Dye Stuffs, Perftomery,
Ataong whleh may bo found the following:
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
Bailey's Alterative syrup, Kennedy's Medieai
Diaoorary, Hobensack'a worm Syrup, Hol>«tv
sack's Liver PiJt*, Ourtia' llygaen Vapor,
AI wood'a Bitters, Riehardaon's Bitters,
Skinuer'a Bitters, Langloy'a Bitlrta, Ay
•r'a CherryPectoral, J»yn»'a Family
MedAne, Pulmonary Balaam,and all
etber popular ntedkiiK* of tb« day.
dte mirra.
Anaatta, Fastic, Cochineal, Camwood, Redweed,
Lag wood. Indigo, Uc.
PEnnMEiY,
Labia's Extracts far tb« H'dk'f,
Harrisoa'a M " M
Swaa'a M " *
FANCY 6001M.
Portfolios, Clolhas,
PortmAanaiss, Nail,
Cigar Csses, ilsir,
Wallets, Tooth,
and 5ha»inf Brushes, Ice., lis
ALSO,« full sssortmsot of
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS,
AND BLANK BOOES,
Stationery, Periodicals! Daily &
Weekly Papers, &c.
We are the only authorised Ageats far BAI
LEY'S ALTERATIVE SYRUP for Btddelord.
Tba aubacribara, grataful far past patroeage,
sollait a continuance af tbo aama.
S. F. PARCHER A CO.,
Ne. 3 HOOPER'S BRICK BLOCK,
Liberty Street, Biddsfoid.
REMOVAL.
THE Sobacriber would reapectfullr annouace te
hie frieada, and tbe public, that fee baa reliev
ed en«f avert, aud may aaw be found at
4, Demr 'xng'n Block, Factory It land,
which ba kaa fitted ap fcr (.ermaaent occupation,
wb«ra be baa just receited a naw atock of fur*
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHKMICi.Lt, PERFUMERY,
AND FANOY GOOD8,'
Wkick are offered for cala at aatufactory pricaa
AUo, a large eaeortment of (eawa*
Patent Medicines, Trasses, Sop
porters aid Sboolder Braces,
▲■d a'l article* uaualljr kept bjr tlie Apothecary.
For tba accommndation of thoae who may waat
medicine* on the Sabbath, his Siora will bertaller
b« kept opea oo that day from nine to tea o'clock
A.M., and froiu four to five P.M., for lb« aal* of
Medicinea tnly.
He would tendsr bia thanlca for the generoua
patronage heretofore received, am] inula by strict
attention I* tba wanta of bia customer*, and care
aad promptneta in the di>prn«ing ol Medu-inca, te
merit a continuance of the public favor.
TRISTRAM OILMAN.
Saco, Dee. 18,1854. 61 tf
W. P. HASTINGS'
Beed Organ,
ophine and!
Seraphine, Mil*
1 Melodeon
MAN UFACTORY,
IV*. •» I'tJertl fctreet, (Over ||a Paat Oliaa )
POIlTLANDt Vtf.
AT tha praaent Ume the prtoee of Xiulcal Iniruali
hare r. ». ».<-1 a fl*urv *o aatoolahlngW low people «t
trra rrr/ (United means lure beeu euabled I* fr»wf/ feetr
lore of Itarmnnlous muwii, and to ornament taeir partes
villi a Piano, femphlne or Mel»|>hit>e.
I u this connection I wuald rcspectfuli/ IntlM Ihe a Mm
tloa of the musical public to
CAttARTII PATI'.Vr MKMPniXF,
which, for purity of tm>», elastic action, and pr$mplit*4a
of rupont* to the performer'* touch, standi unii»»ll«J
u a I'irl t instrument. It i« bands<*nrl/ lidsbe* la
Piano-Forte styl»-, and warranto! fur flv* /ear*.
To thoae whin desire a cheap, and at the same »lme a
Uanxlsotiir, sweat-toned, ami durable Instrument, I take
great pleasare In recommending CAM A UTS PATKNT
MKMWKON, an Instrument which baa been bef>re the
public fur eeveral years, and the |»>i>tilarltjr of wbkeh eoa
tinuea to increase.
I have a Unff assortment of &)ra|>bii>*s, with slaps la
produce almost an/ variety of tune.
Particular attention paid to ImlMIng large Reed Or
gans, fur churches. Th« largest are built to the it) I* of
Pipe Organs.
All Instruments are mail* with an Improved Bead, a ad
tuned with K|Uil teni|ierament.
Onler* from abroad prompt!/ attended la. Tuning and
repairing done at reaaooable rate*. *
W. P. KAST1NU.HJ
C. VF. Shams*!*, Agent for DUdefunl and lUco, baa
•ample* of the** Inetnimenta at hi* resldenae, on Went
wurth street, lliddcfcrd. 1'teaae call and examine. Ami J
Leather! Leather!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EAA SIDES SOLE LEATHER,joatreoiv
tlV/V/ til direct front New York, for aalo by lot.
at Uoatoo pricc», and ml retail at a aiiull
advance.
SIDES SLAUGHTERED WAXED
LEATUEK, for aula aa cheap us cj:i be
bouk'lit in the State or dee where.
DOHEN KID SKINS «m hand, which
■ r* now offered at manufacturer'a price*,
the aulMcribcr having been recently ap
txiiulrd Agent for tliia Stale of the largest
Kid Stock Manufactory in New England.
Also, oa band, a large assortment of all Linda of
CURRIED LEATHER,
tlNllfSli DtffDITfOfl AXD mum
Q7"Maniifaclurera and dealers will do well to
call and cxainina Ibis atocli liefore purchasing.
JAMES BEATTY,
Cor. of Main and Pleasant Sta.
Saco, Dae. t4, Ib-U Wtf
200
150
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
FANCY toons,
PA1ITS, 01 m TAUBIBL
—AT—
No. 3, Washington Block,
THE aiibacriber, having add«<l to hi* atork of
Drup a Urn aaaortmeut of i'auifa, Oil, 4ce.,
would re»pcc*fally call tlw attention of purebaaara
to bit Ooula before buying Haewbcra.
1 will di»poae of my ioiermt jo Oreenbaly'a Di*
atrhoea and Dyaentary Cordial, amounting to
91100, to any out wiahinr to t-ngare in a lucre*
uro biiMoeaa. 9- L. LORD, M. D.
5—If
NEW GOODS!
FOR SALE AT
Nob. 1,2 & 3, Crystal Arcade.
milE Stibacrlber oflera for aal« a well aalccted
X atock of fuuda, confuting in part of
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
2 rtinls. Velum, 'JhtmtUng litfi, Um It til at,
and all other p»>nd« usually kept in a Hat, Cap
and Fur flore, cheap for ra»h. Ciutounrra aro
reapectlully invited tocall and examine.
A. BLAISDELL.
Biddeford, Dm. 10, 1M. 51W
" SOAPS.
4 MER1CAN CREAM SOAP for wiahinf.ibJ
JlJL a |»r«a variety of Engliah, French, and A
merican Soapa, for waalunir and •having, for aaJo
by T. OILMAN,
4Uf Factory lalaad.
flREAM TARTAR, warranted nil, l»f
by T. OILMAN. ,,
Cllf Factory Llaad.
Tompldn's Tolu Rock,
f\R, VOCALISTS CONFECTION, a aaperio
V/ article for aiarar* and P"N'c tpcakera, for
aalaby T. OILMAN,
' nnf Factory bland.
HORSE lll0D*>o done by JOHN HAM
• . « —I .< lt..LW.in!.
0
at hia abop oo Alfred^ Biddeford.

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