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Light Food for Dog lays.

ID ICE Farina Corn STARCH Sage, Pearl Barley Potato
Qsarch, Tapioca Irish Moss Isinglass and Gelatne
for sale by NJ L. GANNETT.
July 9th, 1858
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Sale.

~ SHIP Of about seven hundred tons eurtnen, now
%A "A building at the yard ofthe subscriber IN Rich
mOnd The best of materials nave Den uSoI an" SG psS1
fast sailor with good carrying capacity Her model i
the same as Laa Rookh when too6 "a standard OF
he ready for launching in about four weeks ANY in want
~ iTsi rate snip viii do well TO call and examine.
II. Z. T00TIIAKER.
Dicbpoond Aug. D, 1883 3w10
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Ii persons indebted to the subscriber, by note
II count, requested to call and settle Immediately,
he wishes to close up his accounts without delay
This is the last call WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, May 81, 1853. soft
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Cumb erland Coal.

RO1 TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal supe
w ror article for Blacksmiths' use, landing pc
steamship Freeman Rawden from AeSandria and for sal
at my Coal Yard, wharf north of b. c. Baileys
Bath, June IL, 1858. 81 ID. WEEKS.
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Piano Forte Tuning.

ATR. CALVIN EDwAsDs, OF Portland, will visit this
1clty every fortnight ahi Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Mr. r. wards has been for many
years n factWer Of pianos, which are not sur
passedby any made an reputation as tuner, is
not equallad by any person in The State.
- Orders left nj SAWYER X M1gOun's Bookstore,
will receive prompt attention.
Bath. Mar Is 1S53. 40
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Hardware, Glass, Cutlery, sc.

NHE subscriber would inform the citizens of BAH
and vciniI ythat he has taken the recently
occupied by Kemlal Richardson 4 CO., where he
offers good aSsortmentof HARDWARE, House Furnish
ing and Finishing Goods. Also, a large assortment
OF arpeniers' fools. The.pl ronage Of the public is
solicited. HENRY M. BOVEY.
April IL. tfI4 Front ST Bath.
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lust received from New Bedford, bbls Be.cheC
y spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls bleached spring Whale
on; boxes Wax Candles; 10 boxes Adarnaniine do
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wood giue and Pollard
brands. For sale by ID Il Il. PATTEN. "
May II. as
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w anted,

Ok TATLORESS Girls, 10 whom the highest wa
%O ges will be given, al
W HAWrHORNE'S, No 90 Front Street.
Bath, April4, 1883 42if
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Female Complaints,
PREPARED BY
e.. MORSE IN CO.

No. 146 broadway, New York,
AMI sold ny Druggists and others throughout other
countries.
BURR PERRY, No. CornhiH, Boston, General Agents
for New England 70 whom all orders shoud be addressed
Sold In Bath hy al. g.. Page; Brunswick, VIM. Baker
Y. T. Gatchei Topsham, w. n. LAttlehcld Richmond G
IL Thomas Wlscasset h Dana DamariscOtta r. Dana Jr,
Wadoboro, J. 7. Danai and by Druggists generally iva
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A TWO story Dwelling House, situated OF
"a IA High Street Apply to
essF@ JOHN SMITH, Room No 90.
LIs Elliot Block, Front street.
Bath, Jan IL, 1853. Soft
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Mill Saws.
Oil and Candles.

IIENSHAW & w)oDRoUGH'S Cast Steel Mill
III aud Cross Cui Saws, constantly on hund and for
sale by A IT ROBINSON.
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WO to the Bed Bugs!
WO! WOM Won!
IN min Use the
DEAD SHOT

Bed Bug POISON,
And you will make clean sweep annihate the whole
nts and ALL There is nothing like it, nothing that acts
with half the certainty One thorough application and you
have trouble for the
If your house is old and ceiling full Of them touch little
into the cracks and crevces Of the ceiling well the
beseads and the work done-the destruction complete
the battle ended.
II I'm the use Of the Dead Shot, there il mo
poisonous dust rising whenever you make the bed
the room,as is always the after having used CORRo
SIvE SUBLMATE DISSOLVED IN ALCOHOL.
u Every bottle Of the GENUINE DEAD SHOT has on
the label the of L. L. BUTCHER which is the only
test Of commences. Price 25 cts.
Sold by G. W. ATWELI, under the o. s. Hotel, Portland
For sale by A. G.. Page, Bath Il. L. Gatchel, and
VIM. Baker Brunswck-and by Druggists and dealers in
medicine generally. 1tf
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A dreadful bad breast cured in one month

Extract Of letter from Mr. Frederick Turner Of Pens
| hurst, Kent, dated Dec 18th, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
DEAR Shiny wife had suffered from bad breasts for
more than six months and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but MI 20 Having
before healed an awful wound IN my Ter by your I'M
rivalled medicine, determined again yO1r Pills
and Ointment and therefore them trial IN
ana fortunate u was did 20, for In less than month
perfect cure was effected and the benefit IN ~ var
other branches Of my family have derived from their use
i really astonishing. now strongly recommend them
20 all my friends. FREDERICK TURNER
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

lust received, large and extensive assortment OF
Gas Burners Chandeliers, &C, which offer nj the
lowest mandatory prices. These fixtures from the
best mandatory, and all Warranted. Please call
and examine s. w. HEATH d co.
Bath. June 4. - 81
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Cement.

w HTDE& Co. have constantly on hand andf0E
lAe salethe bestarticlc OfC EMENT nowin use.
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FALL SIILE HATS
JUST RECEIVED AT
FIS III FRS
CITY of Bath.
FRA HID!

LII who want AXES of the real COLLINS Co. make should
"A be particular to notice the stamps there various
counterfeits and limitations stamped Collins, labelled
much like which irauduenty sold in some parts of
the United States manufacture They are made in
different parts Of the country by various axemakers and
are generally their poorest quality. The genuine Collins
axes, which have acquired such extensive reputation
invariably stamped "C0LLINS & co. HARTFORD, .
and each axe has printed label with my signature 1t is
than TWENTY-FIVE we commenced the
business with the stamp tColns Co Hartford" and
do not know of any other axcmaker by the of Collins
in the United States. SAM W. COLLINS
August, 1858. 1y10
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TIIHE subscriber has on hand and will be constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail Also, large supply Of
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, May %, 1853. 50tf
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Boots. Boots.

- A GOOD assortment Of MEMS boys and youth
AL n calf Boots, just received by ,,,,,.,
49, Bath, June 2Oth 1858. ~
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FEVER SORES Oh ULCERATED LEGS
salve surely and more ee'uay nm
bv anv other Mel,cae All suffer with this complaint VIII DO well
10 try box 1T IS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES sweei J1as Pains Contraction Of The Cords are
greatly BY TO use and always Cures 70 amy
should be without accidents such as Cuts Bruises Sore
I Chappi and Cracked Hands, and sca Frost Bites Chill
bans Piles Try and you never will Be without
Il because The good does will be felt at once
Price 25 cents per box with full directions for uso
PREPARED BY "A. 3. HART, M. D.
GREENWICH STREET, NEW YORK
And sold BY gents in nearly every City Town and Village the United
Ga,es and British American Provinces.
AGENTS-A G Page and f Lincoln, Bath; S
Perry Il Co. Geo Todd, I Lowell and II J Segburg
Phipsburg J w SWEET and Benjamin SWEET, Jr, AT
rowsic w 6 Emmons, SewaIl Watson Mcssrs 3eI-
ry & Sampson and Sadler, Georgetown; William
Baker, Isaac Stanwood l. Slauwood and Geo
Upham Brunswick; w Clifford, Edgecomb; @ b Fish
er, McClmloek, w Carlisle, Boothbay Dana, Jr.,
Damariscotta; Il Herbert, Brietol.
N4TITAN WOOD, General agent for Maine.
Aiso--For sale by the above agents Hiuckley'sA
ltic Linimeut Asaiic and Poor Mans Plasiers for
Rheumatism, Cramps. Sprains, &c. 1y1e
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NEoR5E'S
MPOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.

THIS is Purely PegetdbLe Compound, scientifically
prepared from the best Roots and Herbs Of the Matera
edics and has gained unrvaed reputation for the
following effects, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and
Digestive Organs, and Cleansing the
Stomach and Bowels,
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia Indigestion COstiveness, Piles headache Fever
and Ague, Jaundice Nausea Loss OF Appetite &C. and
causing the food to noursh and support every part
Purifying the Blood,
and thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Erupons Scrofa
salt Rheum Eryspels, Scad Head, Canker PimpIes on
the face Bloches Ulcers Tumors Mcrcural Disease
GERS, sc.
REGULATING THE SEcREToRY ORGANS,
and by enabling them perform their proper functions,
preventing and curing painful and dangerous diseases
Strengthening and Quieting The Nervous Sysfe thus
aayng Nervous lrrtation, and curing all Diseases ~ ~
Nerves, az Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, &c
IT is UNRIYALED IN THE CURE OF ALL
Female Complaints,
as Weakness General Debility Irregnny, uDsrctlons'
Swelling of the Feet Limbs JOINTS &c, caseu ~ weak
ness. aso I ana TURnAr COMPLAINS, a. Cohs Coughs,
Asthma Consnn,ptiun &C. also DrUpsy AZ sa sitreFeme-
dy for
Au niScases fSea-farlng Men,
M 60 aI many others and ~ q certain preventive of
M Il, 1 nI ErIpEmcs ~ which they Az often cx-
an n r. reasant take AMI safe in all cases; acting
n ,,,r wan the laws Of nature, Il never INJURIES b,,t
Is b.nrfts ann cures thousands who have usei "
s,,,ss its unparalleled popularity and unprecedented
g.Ies al,andanty testify.
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An inflammation in the side perfectly cured.
Copy Of letter from Mr. Francis Arnof or Breabouur
Lothian Road, EdnbrO', dated April 2g, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SIR-FOr more than twenty years nv wife has been
subject from time 20 tme 70 attacks Of inamm I'm
the side for which she bed and bstered 10 great
extent still the pain could be removed About (OuF
years she in the papers, the wonderful cures e
ected by Your Pills and Ointment and thought thar Sh
would give them trial To her great astonshment and
delight she got immediate relief from their use and after
persevering for three weeks the pain side was com
pleey cured and she has enjoyed the or health FOR
the last four years (Signed) FRANCIS ARNOT.
The PsshOud be used conformity with the Ointment
Utmost ofthe following
Bad Legs Cancers Scalds
Bad Breasts Contracted and Sore Nipples
Burns Stiff Joints Sore threats
BuniOns Elephantiass Skin Diseases
Bite OF Moschetoes Fistulas Scurvy
and sand Flies GOut SOre-heads
Coco-bay Gandular swelngs TumOur
Chiego-foOt LumbagO Ulcers
Chilblains Piles Wounds
Chapped Hands Rheumatism Yaws
Corns (SOfD
Sold at the Establishment or Professor HortowlV
244 Strand, (near Temple Bari London and by all re-
spectacle Druggists, and medicine bont
The British Empire and Q. those Of the United States
inpos and boxes al 374 cents S7cens and 81 so each
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in the Uni
on, and by JOSHUA DURGIN & co, Portland
John Mathews and "A G. Page, Agents for Bath
THERE'S considerable saving BY taking the larger
sizes.
~ b. Directions for the guidance Of patients IN ev-
IcrYdlsorderare aihxedlo each box. eo7ly11
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A LARGE aud well selected stock OF fIouse Papers
n d orders, FIRE b pard Patterns, Window Shades
aud Fixtures, TOR sale at low prices by tH#-.
49 SAWYER x EIAGOUN, Books EieTS.
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a!lcd Mr. Harry Tan ;.lrc,larion nf' 'ITarrictl
but ma one intrIulc> the mo,y un that artoupt
In fast have lrrrmr >rrt ui' .ntr,>>ir,.' -
am always ready 10 DO good rurn-rhc
great secret, after all. Of >ocial >urrcsS: and |
never refuse To oi.lirr a ,nci-hl,nr.' hc the
trouble what it may. Tie Consequences arr
pleasant cn"n"h. Nauy -r.ur-ct' Is thrust
on me whether viii or nn. in return for
cooking pudding or da,ninc shirt: and If
I'll the cooks and >cmp>trc>>cs in rh,. world
were as srlcndi'lly Iaid 3> ara. the .S,,n-
OF thu Shir, would never have hr,.,, :; ri,,,.,
Al all events Ny own hoard anni!n;S NOW
10 about /" lbs. OF gold; and If / 90 on arrg
mulatinT, even the richest h,.ir,.>> IN ny fam
ly IN former DAYS viii h. left imnn.a>nrsil,
behind, Sometimes. when have a few idle
hours. accompany rank and liS comrades
t" ih" 'l'-"ln->.lnl i J. rare thing to watch
the arldliy with with every bucket i r.i>-
81. washed. examined. aud commented uro,-
W nd I'll" lie l.. certainly. l.ut fnIl of rxritc
m''nt and hrrr: anl strange a> il i. almost
fear I" tell Won that DO rot wish it TO end
\ "a ran hardly roncrirr what a merry COM
l'any gather in.rihrr IN our tent every even
M. or h"w pleasantly III hours l,a>>'
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"A htterlng AMI Whispering between IN,
boys caused the father to leave the remark
unfinished,
What plcasps Won, William? What arr
you laughing for
4 was only thinking Aunt Fanny would
make a better LAWYERS u-;t;.'
1t was now Fanny's turn to smile. and Hu>L
too.
'Eh, guess know somethin--G Gcorrr
Prentice tp!d lis about it,
! About what exclaimed Mr. L.. with I'M
ieigncd surprise
! 'Ab"nt Aunt Fanny how IA. * .,ninr ,o
marry hIS uncle, Mr. l'rcnti,c,s brother. IN,
! LAWYER
Aunt Fanny was still busy. and ii was
thonght best for the bows TO 20 Ia l,,l.
Why. Fanny. why didn't Won tell us about
this before, said Mr. Lee. As the bows left: i
never dreamed of such thing
AS YOU did not think much of these nrirh
hor> when was here last, perhaps Won vii!
Object
4 always SAID Prentice was fine man:
only thou@ht-hut no matter now what !
thought 10 tell Won the truth sister. every
thing he puts his hand to pr">I,rr>. Ill had
ANYTHING To do with 1t now, would manan,
tins farm a> near like him a. | could. for |
hcilcv" he u a safe man 10 follow. BAT Won
must tell me inst what 10 dn-vnn see hnw
my affairs stand; nv Indebtedness * 80 murh,
dld think OF moving in town and takin.,
h"ar'irr>, hnt 1t would hr too har,l iur Ellen.
and We could not afford to hire hrlr. What
wonld YOU advise me To do Fanmr:'
1t l. non" oi onr business how matters were
settled. II l. enough Tor u> Ia know that Mr.
Lee ahIrs Were adjusted la tlI,. Satisfaction,
OF all parties. and Mr. l. remained on The.
iarn and # for short time the family fl,
the pressure of poverty, it only bound them
closer together.
Sweet are the u-o> ii i,lyer-i,y''
y true 1t was rather late in the tourney
OF !Iic I" learn {" stop and know what link
IN ia" 'hain WIS lost hut Mr. l.. .l,i rou,.,.,.r
d''iIrultl''>, AMI learn. though late ,,m,. rhr
kn"wic'i =, that difficulties ar. not imis,>>i-
biliiir>.
Mr. L." borrowed NJ rr,nrirr'> -,,.l.,,,l
pow. the mr\i >Irim. had management rl,,f
h"rr"wlh"( tut Then II i all in ih,. i,milv
now, and Mr. Prentice. takes some ,,ar,luraiic
VANITY IN Speaking OF my sister. Mr. Prem
TIE
Ms Lee l. in feeble health. lnt Hen = A
good deal al h"l p,ani saves her mother MANY
steps. and Mr. Lee l. newer tired SAVING. ->ll
i lu>i Ike NY sister, Mr> Prentice. One
thin- NOR" Mr. Lee would A. soon l,.r In.
>nn :" down on In, wrath A. To nr.I,~.r ru
open and >hmi that writing desk and SO III At
q 1T, h., I l.
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4 HEROINE THE AUSTRALIAN
DN.GlNGS.


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, '''' ''''-'''''" "' "cf<' "V" IL the Australian
"''->. II appears from her narrative thai
>',' '''''' '''' "'"'"'' were Su''i'h'y lett or
P'i'''> Win >''"" Tor their necessities and al!
'''' '"''''''> anu 'i'i''l'> which lie IN pros
p'r"aH circumstances Is wont I" include She
all. b,J ,,ssol l,lr,,.u
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rIu
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,,,,..,,,;n'. f..,;.,. ,taI -, 81.
h., <or, Of ,r,,;,. or smo,.L of ,o,-. trn,
,J,,L ,n,,,.or. 3, ,,,,,;
and ,hns ,,,r,;r,, with nav s.x g., n +,
,l > ,.i.,,
,,I;.h.1 c,nd;,,,,. .,r , 49,,
Ill tho ,.rls and ,rcor,.n;,.u',. ,l;l.,
10 su,,,os.d tai br,,c All .,,.,,;.n
took place with Frank and Mr. Ms sane
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From tn" \. +. Farmer.
GOOD WAN 4 GEMENT
BAD VI ANAGEMENT.

'l' anu l'hr'' III the drawer on Saturday al
trlh"on. when Mrs Lee took her k,:ittinr for
there were few spare moments Just now.
Nr Lee enters. and Is speaking Of his ncw
ncl"hbor, Mr. Prentice.
"Ah stranger things have happrncI. FL
len. Why. don't you remember hoa,. thron.h
bad MH"s-, "Ia:'. Major .>inc, !o,, J.: Gam
and all his property. prcn,ir. Ina, lou,h,
another pillow. >ul~oil they call it. that's the
third he has bought since he came here. |
rather think he viii improve himself ON, of
doors. one Of these DAYS, a> old Co Dur,,;,
used To say, when prul,Ir t,IkrI +, b;, .I,,,,
Improvements ON a farm. WHY Enrn P,.n'
ticc spends more for tools IN , ,,,,. ,I,,,,.,
and | 'lo for clothes in twice that fine,
Bat. As | said brtor. / ,.,Ii, NH, ','I, l..
fine man and means wcn hnt Won ,rr b,. has "
br@un at the .lIg end Of the horn and ;tL,
is not amazing careful. he Will come ont ~
the little end This hciuo mare nir. tL,n
wi>c on a farm. don't pay Tb,t t,rr, ',;Ii ,";Ii
have to be sold ag.in and If we Should L,r,
il, why, a, aid before. il fwouIl h. no Str,n-
ger than many thin.> we have known
"WrIL Jerry. | don't know what we should
DO with it, for don't W., have as mnrb as wo
can do now :"
"lc>. but if fit has to be sold i,s HANDY, 70
Us, and if we have GOOD luck. mean 70 Show
YOU Vorkct tul! OF rocks L,Ita d,l.n y.,rs
hence. without conn To CaIitorni, .;,l,.r
One must invest money somcwbrr. and Lo-
icvc land i a safe as anvtlinr.~
Mr and Mrs Lee were. in Yankee mr.
lance very CLEVER folks At the death Of.
his father, Jerry hrin. an only son Inherited
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a> here in New England: You have bnt tn
see a> have seen. the effect of sIoth indo-
lcnrr, exemption from labor and care. to ap
prcciatc vonr own hi-hi ;-iaror"d position.
that of the 'iillrr OF the soil
But brother, must speak plainly beware
lest IN avoiding what Won con>idera useless
expense. Won commit greater error No
matter you do not put the cash in YOUR pock
ct, If you make free and happy home for
vonr own family, it with pure and loving
hearts you find and cherish what money can
not buy III this selfish world. II Happiness.
then ir rontcut
But do not suppose for one moment. that
money u>clr>>ly expended in improvements,
or rather supposed improvements. for NAV he
| shall differ from Won there, is the only evil
70 be avoided, There i an evil. Greater than
all the dltching and sul,>oiin~ of which Won
have been Speaking. 1t is an impro,irnt,
careless. nr-lccrtul way of farming. which
brings misery and want in its tram lie that
dralcth with a lack hand Won know the rest
OF 1t brother.
by th" way, have Won thus far been sue
cr>>iui III y"ur plans have vour expectations
,,ha, NV" nv" ~" >'"ii'i
80. we'll ahrm I don, .x.,,,,. rnor o,u.
but then i am going' TO reckon up one of
these days, and then can tell: but then Won
must know, Fanny. that keeping arrount>,
&C.. on farm. Is what one can do or not. inst
a one chooses: it, well enough. though. if
larn, ,.rI,,,: .a'. ,'''', :" w. r'''f! ,"'"?' II"
+ l,.I.u.,. nm. .;.,,rI =, '''' '''.,'2
r,mr ot nv WIFI. '',''' ."'
for me, il 'tw,. never Jorn IT,. w.,
prr,,r;c.. he, Husband =.
Il lal l,..;n 10 tL;l ,,,;,. L;,l,I, I,'''.' -, .r
Prentice. ,.,,,,;I, ;fI ,.,,..;i, .I, ~
.,.,..,, J .,.-,., ,r;I :. ''''
;, '
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han, I;,.I.. ,,',.,.,,I,,,,
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..N,, r,,.,, ~,
S;,,,,..> wi '',' ''.'''' 'HF''
w. " I'.'''''",N 10 in'h'-'
"'' ,''I ''>''''.h' "' ',N!it new
l.. r..r,..1 'I'''.> '''''',' al
al - - "!t.' ,''I'> ana ''''''
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H.. ..,.J . :, -. : '''''' y, y '''' ".~
nv nv, W. W, % II 40 H'n r'm"m'"r- fA"ny
"'''' Il u '''''i ''"'' >'ni!r-
- '''h''''''F !. a.I' ana Il" l"r re-
,''''''.'.' N',.' we '"'''!f'' went I" school,
l'" :'1'' '".%> ana h''''in'> al lay 10y IA"
"''.. " WI" >'"" "iii'
'''''''' '',i''> '"'!t "'r' h"" The
G'''~ WEI" oil III" hn-r>. fences down. and
me ''''.' .r'''F,'n- 'h' f'.d~. tr''AIh" tn"
('''''- I','' Trees; the vel sweep broken
""",'' ana IN" pole with a TN PAT fastened
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Scientific Evidence.

Baron Llybr IN his celebrated work ON Anmn
Chemistry snys, "AunrtIhcial digestive fluid, and
aogous To the gastric Juice, may be- readily prepaid
ed from the mucous membrane OF the stomach OF
the cnlf IN whoU various articles Of TODD, ns meat
and eggs will be- S4lteued, changed, and drs,sied,
INST ia he same manner as tdoy WOuld bem tie hu-
tnnn AilMarh"
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MOROCCO. calf, kip aud upperleo,her,
| wi Corhinca blue aud green morocco.
! Pink, drab, black maroon and rnssctl inngs
! Bindings, webbing, Nos. D, lOnnd l?thfrnd'
Prrs. lasts, mails, tacks brussels avis, plnccrs,
hammers ,hee hullirons, Ac.-iotsalo by
inu23 RicHARpsoNs
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FRESH ARRIVAL or
Fall and Winter Goods,
New En- gland Branch

| W. MILLS would respectfully solicit Of 'hy
~ pJlu- an examination al flesh stock IT
goods 81 tie Old stand opposite tdr Mansion House,
he falye5s hiu,s iai with Boz, pTr..ut much iu.
creased stock and the low paee HtwHIgh hr b. now
enabled 70 ctcr goods, wl,h .h, ready pay plan
adopted by h,m IN the spring, which proves a wu.
wl, advantage % both buyer and seller lie can
give better bargains than ever before.
is siurL has been selected with The utmost care,
us goods well bought are bal. Sold and Be l.al,
confident in assuring the plb..c .llt hrw. no., 30
uudrEoa ly any one. An lrlsaUs htuHrs .im
with cal. wl.lser that le /, selling goods clgap-r
than ever -l.d n this vicinity before.
In general assorted stock. the articles .. too
Numerous 10 mention; ! would merely say that
have good assonmcutof
DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of French mcunos wool de 'aius twill.
ed raramritas, silk warp marines, Canton cloths.
G,plcls printed de l0.us Persian cloths, illnas .or
ladies' sacks, MarsliA.Ee and fancy dress SILKS.
black sill tail g.ul hams prints az all drscrpt, l4,
domrs'lcs and tlanurl- Bay STATE shawls IS
great an @o1mruj OF gloves and hosiery n any in
town, \ fine l1i oiJonu-t and velvet ribbon and
q great yGr.ly OF other DIES, trimmings.
Boots and shoes, Ctockcry Groceries. &c
The above stock y now ready .og Inspection III
persons are invited 10 call and examine lal them
selves.
With thanks pas, iayora, we hope by promnt
attention TO business, to merit continuance ol
patronage W MILLS
QUAY, Cs,, o. 1880
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Improved gnIr, tor safe /.

= Tsayeu d1.Ilrs Her7cra containing go acres
Il 2uouIIrr fence. liuUa state o' cultivation
an orchard of 500 fruit trees. composed ct a0pr-,
peaches. and cherries. Comfortable buildings and
q choice well oiwllrr. Oh" water standing -syeaI
feat drspm DO. dur-' weather The uw b. nine
U -- from Ottawa, directly south and .n Do h lh-
-s' ground between the Illinois and NrEwllIou re
v~r- and Oucr and Cove. creeks. aut i- o mos'dr-
-Irlar location Tor Oh" production ui 91Ig %! cat.
ne. Terms easy apply on ,H. ptruu.rs''
Aug giu VI FArfrTr Btrrwiy.