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PATIENTS.

MEXICAN AND PoRrioS Orricr, Aorscr ron Ius
"a nkss WIN U. 3. PATENT OSyicE, wAsHrSGros
5e stNtc 90. oston. opposite Kilbyst. IMPOR.
IaSST INEORMATION To INVENT.
Office under the act Of ls3 determined 10 present al
vanaees In applying for Patents superior to iho.e or.
ed Inventors by others has made whereby
on applications prepared and conducted py him. rmHrr
DOLLARS tn'tead Of $50 as paid back by o,hs) viii 10
rensd by him In case OF failure % obtain plteut AMI
the Withdrawal through him within thirty day. amer ths
rejection Caveats Specifications, sssncnts ami all
necessary papers and drawings Cor procuring patents In
us AMI foreign countries, preparo and advice rendered
on legal and scientific matters respecting inventions aud
Infringement " patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their srecncaon.
on the most reasonable terms but can avail tsmsey,. Of
The experience OF 20 years practice extensive library
OF legal AMI mechanical works. and correct Accounts Of
patents granted In this and other countries beside. being
saved Journey u Washington usual great delay there
wen a. Personal trouble In obtaining their patents
Copies Of claims for any patent furnished by renting
one dollar. Assignments reconied at Washington.
H. H. EDDY, solicitor of Patents.
"Durfns The time occupied the oiioe " Commission
or OF patents, IT, H. EDDY, Esq, OF Boston, dd business
at the Patent Once A. solicitor Of Patents There were
few, any persons occupying that capacity, who had
much business before the Patent Oce and there were
none Who Conducted u with more ski fidelity AMI sue.
csss Igard Mr.. Eddy % the bsst Informed ani
most skilfu Patent Solicitors IN the United States AMI
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent AMI Trustworthy, and
more eaaDe o. putting their Applications In form 20
secure Tor them an carly and favorable confederation at
4 the Patent Once
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
Z, ~ "PAIssr Orrics,--
shi--ioar facilities or the prosecution Of any hast.
ness Connected with this Office are equal 70 hoss o. any
other agent. am very respectfully, yours, &c 36-ly
| THOMAS EWBASK, Commissioner of Patents.n
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Csntinssd d ON last rssk.
n. r. n. DlsCovERY-No. 2
RAILWAYS RgyoyATING REsO LyENT


Possesses the most quick and potent power over a'
Chrone, serofalous, syphiiitie, and skin Diseases
In six hours after the first dose Is taken, the pateh'
will feel its health enoyating emcaey: fos a.
HUNoRs.-The most foul ana eoffupt humon wiz,
In few days. yield to the cleansing, purifying, ana
renovating influence OF the X. u. kesolvent. ms
most loathsome sores, Ulcers, Nodes, swelings, ana
the most Pfghtiui Skin Diseases, have been cured
IN few days By Railways Renoyating Resolyent.-
Is take, and the patient feel, no disagree
able sensation of sickness nj the stomach CHRONIC
DsEAsr, that have been ingerng!n the system, cor
png the blood, softening the bones, nostfa,lng the
muscles tor ten, twenty, or forty years, have been
radically cured by Railways Renoyaiing Rssolysnt.--
GHrlr Luso MEDIcIEE roR ALL Luso CohrLAisIs.
Persons affected with weak or liberated lsunss III.
hercules, Bronchitis, Hacking, Dry Cough, Diiheui'
breathing. or splitting blood, Railways Renoyaiing
Resolyent win, In short time, remove all obsIur-
tions from tho Lungs and Throat and impan strength
and soundness 10 weak and diseased Lungs. Ihefe
Il no Medicine In present use that has made 90 many
rapid cures OF Lung Complaints, as ladway. Reno.
waiting Resolyent One day viii alter the diseased
condition OF the Lungs, and check the OF de.
cav The public may rely upon an efieetua cure OF
ne following Diseases by using the Renovaiing Re-
solvent .-chroGlo Rheauniaiisui, sefohla, Giahdu'
lar swellings, Hacking Dry Cough, Caneeious Aiee-
tions, syphiic Complaints, bleeding OF The Lungs,
Tic Dooroux, White swellings, Tumors, Ulcers, skin
Diseases, Female Complaints. Dyspepsia, Water
HASH Gout, Ricketts,, Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Liver complaint. Feeble men and women,
whose nup,ial bed. for year. have been eouehe. Of
resoivent true renovation aud invigeratof Of the
diseased and disabled parts. All unsoundness is 70.
moved In few days, and every organ In the system
restored 20 health, strength, and vieor, Nervous peo-
ria shonld take Railway. Renoyating Rcsoiyent. II
will maze the most nervous, weak, gloomy, and de
Iecied victims OF nsryousness feel healthy, ygopus,
and happy. Pre- of II. u. Resoysnt, oil per bottle.
70, %. remarkable efficacy Gass Rs
In the form of pills, In use, see next weeks paper
one Of tho u. Regulators u dose. Sold BY Drug
gists everywhere.
II. H. HAY Druggist, Portland, general sgentfor the
State Of Maine. A0Esrs.-J. sawyer ". D., BlddebrdI
T. Gilman, J. O. Durham J. q. Rollins, saeo A. War
rsn Kennsbunk sllas Derby, N. L. Weber, Alfred 10
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A. 3. BUSKER, 3. /. THOMPSON,
A. w. srEARSs, Asa I. sAsBoRS.
STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, IS. AtVho Municipal Court Of the
L city of Biddeiord, in the County Of York
holden at the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid
deiord, on the seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward +. Bourne, Jr, Judge Of said court,
William NJ. A. w. Todd versus jeremiah Per-
kins, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr., in
plea OF the case, for that the said defendant, on
the day Of the purchase of this writ, being in'
debted 10 the plaintiff in the sum Of twenly-sey
en- dollars, according TO the account annexed, then
and there, in consideration thereof, promised The
plaintiff 10 pay him the same sum ON demand
vet, though often requested thereto, said defend
ant has not paid said sum 10 the plaintiff, but neg
lec,s and refuses so to do, 10 the damage OF the
said Plaintiff, las he says,) the sum OF my dol
lars.
Writ dated April 18th, 1855. And II benS
made to appear to the Judge OF said couIl
tina, property Of said defendant has boon attached
on said writ, and that the defendant being oul ol
the State, has had no notice Of the said action,
is ,hcreupon ordered by the said Judge that the
said Dciendan, be notified Of the pendency Of this
action By publishing an abstract of the writ, to-
gether with the order Of the court thereon, in the
Union and Eastern Journal, a newspaper publish
ed at Bddcforl aforesaid, thr zee weeks success
ivcy the las, public alton 10 be prior to the third
Monday in August, A. u. 1855,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy OF tho or
G,iest,~EDwARD E. BOURNE, JE., Judge.
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oSr or TIE DELrdArrs. ii. E. Hammond,
ESD Of Paris, having been chosen delegate TO
the Oxford Democratic Convention, addresses a
letter 10 the voters Of Paris, declinin the intended
hoaOr. Aller giving brief statement Of tho roa'
sons which render him dissatisfied with the pres.
en-, position ofthe regulars" he concludes;
"Under these circumstances, therefore, can
no, consen, to &c, as delegate for u party tina,
has for its object the crushing on, OF those princi
rlss ""d measures which in years past have been
objects osi,s prolessed sollcliudc; anu -l.-LI -.:
believe to be beneficial, both to the Nation and the
State. must, therefore, rcspo ctiuIly decline the
honor conferred ubOn me
HENRY EDWIN HAMM OND."
PARIS, July %, 1855.
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Rum pealors' Money in Maine.

We arc informed, by the mos, reliable
norsOus, ,ha, Q largo amount Of money Is
now finding its way into this State from the
Golfers OF tho Rumdealers in New York and
aud Boston. This money Is placed in the
hands Of Rum Committee, whose head
quarters are N Portland, and Is thence dis
,ribu,ed into those sections Of the State
whore II can DO mosi effsciually used in
promoting tho election Of Judge Wells
We hear /, stated that the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Is
pledged by tho above named liquor-dealers.
They can well afford TO make this outlay /;
because II they succeed in breaking down
the Maine Law, and enacting a License
Law in its stead, We will at once have FOUR
THOUSAND GRoG.SHoPS opened in our
State and allowing that these grog-'hops
would, on an average, sell only $500 worth
OF liquor each, in year, tho total amount
Of sales would be TWELVE HUBBARD
thousand DOLLARS annually. All this
would DO bought in Boston and New York,
and therefore the liquor merchants in those
cities have direc, personal in,ores, in the
success Of the Rum party in this State
Blu, this is no, all; .he Rum-dealers know
ha, IL they can defea, tho Maine Law in
Maine, they can more readily deiea, ], in
Other States. Msne is tho grea, battle
ground here ,hc.principle Of "prOhibiiiOn'
was inaugurated; and IL We fail to sustain
1, Id the honr or It's Ss,eIest t'iai, tho Tvni-
peranco men Of other States will falter. lose
their courage, and, in the end, suffer disas-
trous defeat.
lie, the friends Of tho Maine Law DO viz
liant, active, and unceasing in their exer-
,ions,;o thwart tho designs OF tho enemies
Of Temperance. Pc, the people on their
guard against tho base bribery that is AZ
tempted 10 DO used in influencing their
votes, and teach Rum-dealers from abroad.
and cOrrup, pariIzans a, home, that millions
Of money cannO, control the honest voice
of The citizens OF Maine-Ksnnsbee Journal.
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me voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, is that
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
AND HUMoR SYRUP, l

the creates, medicine offered to the public for The
cure Of all llumors.
IL has stood the test Of more than seven anu 10
ong Il 70 the public We are not ignorant Of 10 opera
lion. We know TO be the greatest asrfafor Of pain
AMI ,u6srinr TO those afflicted with any hind 81 Az,
NOR and really one Of the greatest blessings 70 mankind
ever before the public, as we can show ~ .he tydsnes
Mayor Of this city, Dea. VIM. NJ. kimbali, A. W.
s,esms A. T. sanborn, 3. ]. Thompson, A. 5. Bunker
" o. IIayes ]. w. Carleton, and host OF Others,
all In the Doctors own neghborhood.
This medicine u different from all others, inasmuch a.
that,
ir-Iti. n scientific preparation, compounded 90.
coniinr to the laws Matsria Medicd.
I-H cures the diseass, and that too, without pro-
iuclng another worse than the frst.
m n, aI,ray, iu,propss the hsaith-not for o day
but n adds lasting benefit, testimonials win show.
Try two bottles Of each fairly, II will convince the most
IpcrsiulOus Hundreds have been cured with less guam
y and their testimony Is universal that u 10 the great
e.t In the known world, powerful in operation
performing its work speedily and with certainty we
wish 10 be understood that does not cure by magic or
that cures without any unpleasant sensations or neon
yenience but what Is few days In comparison 3ears
Of suffering running the risk Of lis terminating In that
worst Of ali FORMS Cancer or that equally as fatal dis.
ease eousumptlon Physicians say that nine tenths Of
all con.umptive cases originate In humors Ihonsands
are dying annually by humors alone To the afe'el,
We would only say II has cured thousands and In many
cases where they hal been considered past all cure
man In New Hampshire Is using II on Cancer VINO mas
been given up by hrs friends and medical attendants as
past help-by using bottle Of the ontment ne ana
his friends are now confident It will save his liie
We would cite scores Of similar cases where i 10 prov
ing equally as potent Believing the voice OF the aic-
ted more powerful than our own, we etthem speak ior US
II cures the Salt Rheum, serofula, Eryspeas Whites
Lsprosy Cancerous Iiumors, Ring Worm, scaid Head
burns and scads Chublans Piles, la preparation ex.
pressyl Darber's Itch, Fever Sores and odd Mercuria
Sores however long standing II removes all those 'ei'
atIous Pmples Eruptors, and Moth Mdew, from the
face, leaving the skin perfectly son and smooth, adding
greatly TO the beauty Of the complexion. Never In any
case will Il leave the least mark or scar. VIII draw
humors from the Stomach, Lunss, Throat, and rom ue
Head and Eyes by an outward application II Improves
the sight wonderfully where the Eyes troubled with
hunasrs By removing the difficulty and restoring the
PRICE or OINTMENT, sl.oo. rncK or SYRUP 80 CTS
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REED Down EAsr.-The Bangor Mercury says
"The vote for Mr.. Reed will DO largely dimin.
ished The Straight Wing party is now but the
shadow o. an organization in any portion Of the
State. In this section the preface Of party Of
this son Is looked upon only as a ruse to keep up
a newspaper which, having been established yea'
by club Of political adventures, and found by
them to be ouerous in its calls for support, is now
sought to be shifted or upon the shoulders Of the
Straight Wing party"
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r. O. J. SMITHS SPEECH AT PARIS HILL,
on THE FOURTH OF July.

I, IA already known to our readers thai this gen.
tHman addressed moctin, comnosed Of straigh,
Wig, and old Hunser Democrats n, the above
time and place. in connection with Hon. Geo.
r.. h., r.I,r., .nav,,.l N po,,;, The
o,,,,a n.,,c.,,., az, ,;,;o. o,n oecoun, Of
,hs u...,;,, 90,
.w. -, .. ,u,o ,.n n, FOL.
is-,..,- -. % -. -. 80, then, from
~, -, ..-,.,,.hls ci,.
~ -, - a., -, ,vorls as
'4'HA Any a'' ~ A' H.
they can recolleei; ana Us 10 inc seh'ineh''' 49,
can be NJ mistake tha, they arc truly Represented
Comments on such language is unnecessary.
ain relation to tho people Of Portland he Is
represented TO have said, "f the people Of
Portland had known their rights, and had mol been
arrant towards and poliroons, they would mo-
have left one BRICK upon another OF the oi'y nan
building, and they would have unrooied anu nu'
died Neal BOWS house. andturned nun On 80
iy, an outcssi' anu would nave niaoo iO'""IN
no, that Dow and ms iriends "0a'a nA's wv"
g'ad 10 go 10 IkLL 10 e0o' on
or Hon. Neal Dow, nc Is represented ~ nav
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q. s. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, BOTH
~ Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors. Marines, flos-
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers, Indians,
and all persons who may have served fourteen days In
any u the Wars Of the United States since the year 1920
the law Of 1855 gives each Of you who have not heretofore
received Warrant for Land, One Hundred and sixty
Acres And 10 all who have received Bounty Land
enough more to make One Hundred and Sixty Acres
In the case OF the death Of the person entitled to Land
his Widow or II no Widow, the minor Child or Children
are entitled 10 the Bounty.
We are prepared 10 promptly prosecute all eidini
for Land, and ,viH supply Justices Of Peace, County
Clerks, CommissiORtTs Of Deeds, NOtarits Public
Lawyers, and all Others, Nth the nteeHdry instrpe'
ton', and blank forms, free Of coat, on application
BY mail or otherwise.
When desired, we will sell he Warrant ct tho market
price, and remit check for process.
N. IL. COBB d Co.,
- William Street, New-York.
RHFTRBycrs-Dank Of the Commonwealth, New-York.
Ohio Life & Trust Company, New York.
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A Molsr CoSUSpSuM--When did that unrc-
penting tribe, the Nebraska Democracy in Maine
dream that they were going TO have a plainly Of
drink When they found Wells in the desert
-BaRgOr Mercury.
And that reminds US Of a breezy ono: And
VIVA, went Wings straight out for to see? Only
Reed shaken by the wind Portland Advertiser
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l@sn For SALE, ea
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
And other valuable Real Estate.

duu OInof thluupIo 1oal GStHto.
THE following described Real Estate, com5ns.
y ling House Lots, and other properly, efigibly
situated the villages Of Saco and Biddeiorf,
Willie sold by the proprieton,st PRICES and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 IN rr,L., ar.
Principally situated in saco, between ,sc 'Rsii.
road Depots Of BideefoId aud Soco-a po,lIvn OF
them above the Railroad, and q portion below. In
q pleasant and healthy location and Commando,
tine view Of both villages. They ar, sdyania.
geousy situated for tho residence Of persons bay.
ing business in either Saco or Biddeford. beng
within SIX minutes walk Of Main street. and Pen.
perell Square, and I'VE minutes walk of the Ma.
chine shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep.
pcrell and Water Power Corporations OF Biddr.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet onr and 40
feet wide, resting on granite piers, an with sids.
walks has been built across the Saco River. Tim.
connecting the lots with Bddeford, end placinr
them within three minutes walk of 8 nitb's Cor.
ner. froni1his bridge u street il graded 10 The
Railroad CrosingOn Water street, which will be
extended TO buxton Road. Other streets have
Seen OUT, extending along the margin Of the
sseo River, aud to Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, VIII iniersect with Market street, which
ford. ' "s1''
besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
Tors nave dozen or more house lots for sale. on
springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops aud
mills on said island. On one Of the lots is n new
Collage house with stable, which will DO sold
with the lot.
They will sell also in lots OF from ono TO I've
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which Is reserved for honse lots. SAID tract
consists OF ~ acres, and Is situated ON the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rod,
Of the Saco Depot.
by the proprleiors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. 4.
some-, Bddelord; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. H.; William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as to prices and cond,.
uoas, inquire OF ID. L. S0MES, Of BiddciorJ,
Agent for the Propretos. Sill
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NOtiCc.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Joel Mcln,rc, OF
IN Hollis, in the County Of York and State of
Maine, ON the 10Th day OF February, A. ID. 1916,
by bis mortgage deed Of that date, conveyed 10
William Perkins 81, then OF Kennebunkpor, in
said County, the following described premises, TO
wit: certain lot OF land situated In Hollis aiore-
said, being the farm on which said Joel lived,
bounded SOutheasicrly by land Of Benjamin A.
Goodwin and Army bennett, Norheastchy by
land OF said bennett; Norhwesierly by the road
leading by said Dengeti's dwelling house, and by
land OF Elgccomb Hill and Souihwesterly by
land Of Simon Burnham, containing f(y acres
more or less, with the buildings thereon, which
deed is recorded ON the 10th and lGOth pages Of
the lS9th book of York County Registry Of Deeds.
And that the conditions Of said mortgage deed
have been broken, by reason whereof lnow claim
foreclosure aud give this notice for that purpose
in pursuance TO the Statute Of this State for such
cases made aud provided:
WILLIAM PERKINS.
June &c, 1856. 3w-2O
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N OTI c E .

T,RANCIS YORK having been duly appointed
Il Aren, for the sale of Liquors In the City o
BidIeloFd, under the provisions Of the Statute o
Nh, Stale, entitled, Z" an act for the suppression o.
pnnking Houses and Tipping Shops" the inhab'
i,ants OF said city are hereby notified that the
Mace OF sale for said Liquors Is in the biilding
nn Liberty Street. near NJ &c II. Pierce's Bakery,
whsre they may be had "ior medicinal and me
shanicaI uses~ oGly, and where Selectmen o
o,brr towns may obtain supply OF upadulieraied
Iiauors for agencies. established in conformity
with the act aforesaid.
FRANCIS YORK,
Agen, for City Of Blddeford.
Biddeforl. May 2, 1855
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no one suffering from hacknled Cough, Pain In the
Side restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole
train OF dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their
he another moment without consulting the
dSCULAP1Us. Have the married, or those about 10
be married, any impediment, read this truly usefi
book as IL has been the Of saving thousands Of
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws Of death.
n1-Any persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive one copy ofths work
by mail, OF five copies will he sent Tor one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late net Of Congress, Tor
" oil who have served II days in the military
or marine service Of the United States, since l,so'
BY EMERY & LoRlNG
Saco, March s, 1855.
NIB. All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled to 100 acres more, and we
have the necessary proofs and papers in our pos
session. III To- o. L.
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Cup in BrattleborO they have peculiar
way of announcing death-taso an instance =
"DEATH In Vernon, July ID widow COtharin c
Lucia, aged 100 years and mouths. She was
OF French descent. 8 feet $ inches in height, and
"a 1 3 inches across the shoulders"
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~Tbs mos, ORIGINAL spelIiD, uo h,

v The mos! original spelling We have
ever seen Is tho following. /. bsas phoue..
ics:
s0you be-o tub. so Oh! pea top.
30 s0--bat. SEQ so-cas. Pea s0-pai.
Arc So-rah SEQ oh! double yOu--eow.
SEQ you bc--cub-Sec bec-Cab. Be you
double te6-butt Be . double ep-balL
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY,

nor Coughs every description, for bronchitis oarse
IL ness and chronic pulmonary complaints In general
II Is the most successful remedy and deserving the con
hdence and fair trial by all who suffering Ion ths
above disorders. believe that In all these disorders
has NO KoyAL. During the past year made up near Ter
thousand bottles and have received hundreds 81 letters
many Of them rOm persons who had been suffering ~
months AMI for years, and who had Tried every
thing that hal been recommended by physicians ana
friends In yaln hut by the blessing Of God they were
spooiily cured by the European Cough Remedy.
Family Pills.
The sale II my Family Pills u also rapidly Increasing
They are excellent In Bilious and Liver Complains
They are 80 compounded that they act at once upon the
stomach ami bowels the kidneys and the skin and, be-
ieye are equal 10 anything u the kind, In this or any
other country. Priee Is cents per box.
Tnc Euroisran Cough Herne,iy and Vegetable Family
Pills, are prepared by Rev. WALTER CLARKE, Cornish
Me- ats Apothecary AMI Chemist In cne
ofthe manufacturing towns Of England, by whom agents
are supplici.
For sale BY Tristan Gilman, saec, and at the u,lcn anil
Journal Counting Room, No. Central Block Bdeionl
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DIR. w. N. HASKELL,

HS$&&k Oilers his services to the public in
lIIIp every operation belonging to his
profession lie carefully aud viii the leastpossi.
be pain performs all operations upon the natural
Teeth, and Insects ARTIFICIAL ones, TO the perfect
osncS~No. o, Ccn,ral Block, BiadeGori.