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! Cit yf1use.
The Snow.
ny CLARENCE MELVIN.

The snow (! the snow How beautiful
1t falls on hill and plain,
And weaves a sllrosd for summer hours
That will not come again.
Each Tiny fake that parts the air
With measured sweep and slow,
Reveals, amid its beauty rare,
A gem no king can show.
The snow ! the snow I! How beautiful
The fields are heaped with white,
Where erst the summer brcczes swept,
When trees with leaves were bright;
But now with naked branches tossed,
They rear their giant forms,
And breast, with stern and fearless hearts,
The winters blasts and storms.
The snow the snow! How bright and fair
It gems the valley wide.
AS sweeping on before the wind
Like oceans restless tide,
1t twines amid the withered leaves
That mark the autumn sere,
And weaves sad and faded wreath
To bind the dying year.
The snow the snow How light it falls,
As erst in other hours,
Ere childhood's hopes had passed away,
Or withered youths gay flowers;
Each crystal fake seems some past JOY
That cheered the morning beam.
Then faded ere the light of noon
Fell on the gliding stream.
The snow the snow How beautiful
1t falls on hill and main,
And weaves STROUD for summer hours
That will not come again.
Stern winter binds the sunny streams
That rippled sweet and low,
And covers earth with feecy robe,
The pure and spotless snow.
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Evil Speaking,

The following aneodote is related of the late
excellent ]. j. Gorney, by one who, as child,
was often one of his family circle:
One night remember il WE'LL received
a severe lesson on the sin of evil speaking
Severe thought ii then, and my heart rose in
childish anger against him who gave it ; but
had not lived long enough in this world TO know
how much mischief a child's thoGghless talk
may do, and how often it happens that great
takers run off the straight line of truth.
was talking very fast about some female rela-
tive, who did not stand very high in my esteem,
and was abont to speak further Of her iallnss
of temper. In a few moments my eyes caught
look of such calm and steady displeasure that
| stopped shurt. There was no installing the
meaning Of that dark, speaking eye. 1t
brought the color 10 my face, and confusion and
shame to my heart. l was silent for few mo-
ments, when Joseph John Guruey asked, very
gravely,
'Dost thou not know any good thing 20 tell
us of her !
did not answer, and the question was more
seriously asked,
Think is there nothing good thou canst
tell us of her
20 yes j know some good things certain
ly-but-'
Would it not have been better, then, to re-
late these good things, than TO have told US that
which would lower her in our esteem Since
there is good to relate would ii not be kinder to
be silent on the evil Charity rejoiceth not
in iniqniiy thou knowest.'
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New Millinery!
Mrs. ROUSE. Centre St,

AS Just received elegant assortment Of Ribbons,
Ii Flowers, Enbr deries, &C. Fall Styles Ladies Hats,
very charming The best miiners only employed, and
all work entrusted, supcrntenled by herself Straws
bcache to look well new, at the lowest price, being
all done at mandatory. good assortment OF
Dress and Cloak trimmings and buttons.
Mrs Rouse grateful for the very large share Of pat
ronage with which she has been favored the last years
will sti attempt merit it, by sparing pans please
her customers.
n. Is. A good assortment Of Mourning constantly on
hand.
Bath Oct. l. 10.
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How do you know said an enlightened
European TO an ignorant savage of Asia, show
do you know that there is Godp How do
you know replied the savage, pointing TO hu-
man footsteps near him,-'how do you know
that men have passed this way!'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

A genius has perfected rife which knocks
the MIME into a cooked hat. He placed an onnce
ball IN ii, and fired at the sky. A few mo
menis after the dog star commenced bowling,
and In snch manner that the people Of Cleve-
land are satisfied tina, he was wounded in the
thorax. Where are your French gunsmiths,
NOW
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horse dealer, who lately effected sale,
was offered bottle Of porter 10 confess the an
imal's failings. The bottle was drank and then
he said the horse had bat two faults. When
turned loose in the field, he was hard to catch,
and he was of no use when he was caught
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In the French army the soldiers, during the
winter, wear wooden-bouom shoes. The re-
suit is that the French army is less afflicted
with toothache and rheumatism than any army
in the world. A wooden-bottom shoe is al
ways dry-a fact that should always give them
the preference. 50 - p,
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Dress and Cloak Trim innings.

low opening, from New York. the largest assortment Of
" rich Dress and Cloak Trimmings offered IN this
city. Very cheap.
bee B. OWEN & co.
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Dress Silks.
FHT 8 II :

0PENINGfrom New York, large assortment of Dsess
" silks, much lower than usual. OWEN & co.
Dec 8.
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is prepared receive consgnments of Household Furn
ture Dry Goods Wariware Books and Merchandise Of all
kinds and descriptions to be sold auction private
sale Liberal cash advances made if required.
All business entrusted to me will sccurs prompt atten-
ton. Off A. w. BECKWITH Auctioneer
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Beautiful DeLaines.

ONE case assorted Styles very rich and very low priced
" received by 1T GILMAN.
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Corn and Flour.
List OfNew Books for sale int
E.. CE.ARKE'S.

ESs Gk4A Ii "a Il y.
DIARY and Correspondence of Amos Lawrence,
" Progress Of Religious Ideas, vols,
Cummings Is urgent questions,
Memoir Rev. Sidney Smith, vols.
Time and End,
Travel and Life,
Amy Lee, aN
Oar First Families,
Rose Clark, (by Fanny Fern,)
Discarded Daughter,
Rag Picker.
Good Time Coming,
Domestic Cooking and Family Receipt Book,
The Age Of Fable,
Awful Disclosures,
Crotchet AMI Quavers,
History Of the Buccaneers of America,
Dona Blance, of Navarro,
Hayward's Book Of All Religions, sa
The Three Bridges,
Life Among the Flowers,
Fables Of La POntaine,
Locke Amsden,
The Green Mountain Boys, .M
Na>timer's College Life,
Stories of Genius,
Caste, by Sidney A. Smith. Esq
Dec. 10.
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GOR. THE HAIR.

II YONsS Katharon- Cherbonrghs Tricopherous, Jules
II Haues Fan Lus rate, Fosters Mountain Compound,
Wahphenc Bears Oil English Pomades Hair Dyes &C.,
for sale AZ May 2ioS MATHEWS.
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Bounty land for Soldiers Of the
War of 1872. m

Is teen days or UPWARDS in the war ofls12 entitled to
One Hundred and sirty acres. All persons who on
former application have received less amount are entitled
the balance. Claims presented and warrants obtained
by bkONsVN = aEM Alb.
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RgfTCIELL'S NEW
T "a r~"A NT I'D

lust issued is on A LARGER SCALE complete
and accurate than any map orthe United States and adj
jacent countries ever before published 1t embraces the
United States, Mexico Central America, West India Is
lands North American British Provinces Sandwich Isl
lands and two Maps of the World. Shows all county
boundaries &C. anil contains many valuable Statst ,a
Tables This being the only large METALLIC PLATE MAP
exant exhibiting the United States, Mexico and Central
Amerca in their proper connection, it offers greater ad
vaages to than any general Map published
for many years. Agents Wanted.
Address EZRA H. BRATTON, New York, or the Pub
Usher, S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, Philadelphia. 1m2S
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Old Soldiers.

BOUNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
sailors in the warsf the United States since $780, who
have fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more. Apply to JOHN Ii. k1MBALL-
Bath, March s. 1855 3Su
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PERFUMERY,

r UBlN'S aud SWANS Extracts, Gloss, Farina, Pine
Ia Apple and Wicker Cologne, ETHEREAL Spirits Of Pat
ohouly and Jasmine, Sweet Bags, Pungents AZ ioT
sale May % 10 MATHEWS
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Compound Almond Lotion

. SUPERIOR article for removing Freckles and
A nimniesfrom The face, and forthe cure of chapped
hands .prepa red andforsa by
J,MATHEWS, ~
March23ts5 Sagadahock Building,
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1lE health Of the Subscriber rendering change in his
business necessary, all persons indebted TO him either
for Drugs Medical SERVICES, requested TO maRe nm
mediate payment -
y ADrtiS - j. MATHEWS
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JUST RECEEVED
Cash DRUG Store.
Special Notice.

large assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Soaps,
Brushes and Fancy Articles.
May % so.
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SOAPS.
ATHEw's-

OWiS Brown and White Windsor. ByTon's Brown
IL Windsor, Honey, Spring and Summer Mosaic, Chinese
Floating, French Mousre and Fancy Soaps, CleOphane
and Yankee soaps, for sale at
May % o MATHEWS
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SHIP CHANDlERY!

GENERAL assortment constantly on hand, and for sale
II by
Il. HYDE & Co.. corner Of Front and
Broad Streets. Bath.
Including Corage, Manila and tarred) from the Manu-
factories Of Bostonand Plymouth by Gang or RETAIL Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck, of all descriptions Cotton
and Hemp Twines
Anchors Of all szcs-best proved Chain Cables-Shees
and Tes-Bolt, Sheathng Copper and Yellow AIealCom-
position Spikes and offer Castngs-Perey's Venators
Jigger Wndiasses &c, Patent do Gear Nnlass Necks,
and Capstan s-Cambooses-Iron Spikes-Navai
StoresPains, Oils and Window Gass-Nautical Instru-
ments Books, Charts &c.
Many Of the abdvc articles, suitable notice. can be
lvered from the manufacturers at their lowest prices
expense to the purchaser 81
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Window Shades.

WINDOW SHADES. Fixtures. Tassels and cord ; pie
w ture cord and tassels. For sale by
NAYS SAWYER & MAGOUN
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GRIM ibbewawanasealnoly the deputy sheriff
Of the tribe, was on the track of the villain at
the last accounts fcum lllawaiha Republican
Journal.
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Try it! Try it! Try it!!!


THE necessity OF such medicine has long been felt
both by the herds Of families and physicians. II $
advantages catharcs given in the form OF Pills
Powders must be obvious every intelligent person
II operates imm diatey and eIectually upon the
system, and at the same time is infinitely less difficult
to administer, being quite agreeable to the taste II not
only produces an the effects where physc is required,
completely hahtual CostiveRess leaving the
bowels perfectly free. II eXpcls all humors from the
blood a certain for The Piles Regulates the &C
ton he Liver, frees the stomach from Bile, nvigor
the whole Nervous system, and removes the cause
Of all local pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloreur, Goa /,
Pam IN the Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
may be relied upon in all diseases Of The Bow
cls-DYSENTEkY, pIAKHGA. AND CHOLERA
Again we repeat, TRY 1T lit needs other recon-
mendaiiun. No fam y VIII be without il after they
have tried other remedies, without success despair not
relief is hand Are YOU suffering from ScrOfua.
six bottles ofmy Liquid Cathartic will cure you. Would
be relieved from hahual Cotiveness, three bottles
win Ell all that You desire. iyou are atict with
Rheumatic Neugalgic, other local pains, two bottles
vii free Won from them. All humors will be eradcaIed
FROM the blood by the Of from to six bottles In
short. if yu require physc for any purpose this is the
most reliable, and ugreeable the taste that has ever
been placed y ithn the reach Of The public.
PRICE SI,OO.
PRINCIPAL Depot at No IS Central Street, Lowell Mass.
III Sold By Druggists generally.
AGEvTs.-Bath, n. T. Ellsworth & SON, Wholesale
and Retail; Wscas>et, Edmund Dana; Woolwioh, 5.
Dodge; IIaowelS Wales & Souther. oly4
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SHOCKING CRUELrY.-We have to record one
of the post violent manifestations of filal in-
Longfellow, fresh from the Indian country,
says that a warrior, having got Every angry"
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AunkiOn Sales

lY ]. T. GILMAN, will hereafter be regularly To ES-
ID DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Evenings of each
week.
November II.
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New Invention.
HUNTS Patent Paper Mache Dickeys Just received at
IL CIRCUITS. Price only cents Calandlook at them
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Plaid ThinefS.
T,aPd.

Ii Wool and Bay State PLAID THIBETs, for sale b!
u Nov. II. J.T. GILMAN.
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NOR Sale, Twelve Horizontal Steam Engines
L in good repair Terms easy. ELSfES K TEBBETS,
Aug. q. 10 Commercial st. Iron Works. Bath, Me.
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Winter Clothing.

A LARGE and good assortment Of Fancy and Common
n Skates for sale by ii. NJ. B0YEY,
Nov. 20. Front Street, Bath.
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aO0 TONS Run o. the Mines Cumberland Coal, just
ZOO arrived from Baltimore, and for sale by
April %. VIM. HEATH.
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On the Track Agaia.

THE subscriber, finding it impossible to consummate his
plans for closing his business without too greaa sacri-
flee, wilcommence his FAIL CAMPAIGN Saturday morn
ingneN when he will open and fresh assortment
FOR MILLION, which will be sold at UMPIRE
ceenty TOR prices for cash accounts opened az
ter the aforeSaid date. j. II. GILMAN.
Bath, Sept. 10, 1850. III
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Winter is Coming,

A Nd the ladies should Immediately supply themselves
Il with comfortable FURS, large assortment Of which
will be found at Nov. Is. l.. 5. FISHERS
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KILL OR CURE.-A doctor was employed by
poor man to attend his wife, who was dan
gerously i'll. The doctor gave him hint that
he had fears Of not being paid.
Il have FIVE pounds said the man TO the doc
tor, and if you kill or cure you shall have the
money!
The woman died in the doctors hands !; af-
ter reasonable time he called for his FIVE
pounds The man asked the doctor if he kill
ed his wife
No
did you cure her!'
sNo.'
Then said the poor man, 'you have no le-
gal Demand
And the man Of physic went his. way sorely
vexed.
EDITORIAL YALEDIcTokY.-Aw western editor
wi,hdraws from his profession In the follow
ing valedctory:
"The undersigned retres from the editorial
chair with the complete conviction that all is
vanity. From the hour he started his paper
to the pres ent tine, he has been solicited 10 lie
upon every given subject, and can't remember
having told a wholesome truth without d.
ninishine his subscription list, or making an
enemy. Under these circumstances of trial,
and having a thorough contenp, for himself, he
retires in order TO recruit his moral consiiiu-
INN ..L.# ...
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Auction aud Commission Store.

JlliE undersigned, having taken the Store
L crpied by 5. C.'Sawyer, Wilkinson,s Block,
Broad Street. Bath, Me-.
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Triumphant over all Competitors /!
I'D, &Fs, w. SMITHS
Nj + L D H o n S,
Ladies,
GO Al.

VOC can have Boots and Shoes, of any kind, made al
short notice, by leaving your orders at my storeor
have the workmen , (Niarch o L. ). FISHER
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Gents Clothing,
JUST received and for sale by L. S. FISHER.
u yuae -. 30 Cd
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Dolorcur, Goul,
pm, p, thc HenH Sill .Sfn1nnch a.
Removal.

THE subscribers beg TO inform their friends and the
public that they have removed from their old stand
to No. III Wall ST. next door to South, when they will
be happy hear from their friends.
CHASFC. DUNCAN & CO.
New York MAY l. 1855. tt46o
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IGJE 1Iz
Just received per schooner Peru from New York, 20
y casks LeafLarl For sale at Boston price.
Oct. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS CO..
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Steam

NEW stock of ready made Clothing, just received and
~ for sale low for cash, oy Nov. Is. .. 5. EISHER.
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All Wool Shawls
Skates! Skates {!

FEW very large ine rich All Wool Plaid shawls drab
IL ground, received by J.T. GILMAN.
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"Seized his grandmother and threw her
Up into the sky at midnight,
Right asains. the moon he threw her
lis her body tai Won see therN ~
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NAY 3d. 1866.


s. &
HvOH lIvrRPOCi.-UHdfsD sfArAg NAIL gYlAM-
= 6P ALL NfIC Commander Oliver EldrMse, win de-
eat VIII the Up.J Static mails Tor Ausope, positively.
saturday. NAY a at II n, hon SR berth foot a Csa1
IRE ships Of M. loo Improved .assr asAt ospsr,
u,oots - sVoid danger from viii not us bsDse
nOrrh - ~ degrees until the lst Of August
srhrEh W pAsTsge, having unequal o Accommodations,
spplv % seW ssD u COLL IS % Wal stroet
Al Dsefs most Aroagh no fos otEco, stAsrs
rnssansors Wi, please be board x II O'Clock A. n The
Saturday. june Z.
ssLE NEW YoRR AND LIVERPOOL. UNITyD sYArxs
MAN asamers The sh8s coupi kiDg this tns ASs:
xho ALL EflC, Capt Oliver Rhrdke.
Ine bAL,iC Cspt Joseph Consook
1ho AuRIAflC Capt James Vest
Ttsse .ps hayiog bean butt oy contract sxpstsa{ Sor he
government svice has teaa taken N thsr CON
ucon ~ ao Ia tAe engines insure strength and s>edi
md sS sscou odsaons for pisseagsrn unsquaed for
PEee o pssssse hos sex York % Liverpool nrs cabin
$iSe; m second do, Tb Exclusive Of erxa sire Mats
rorns ess6 From Liverpool 70 New YORK. 80 and % gut
neaa An experienced attached 10 cash ship 10
berhs can be secured until paid Tho ships Of his line
have improved water tight bulk heads and AVOID danger
nom ce WI ocs the Banks north Of AZ de1ee a7 -
ter the LIST Of August
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INSURANCE..
U FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Once No. Broad street
sew YORK. Nay g. 1855.
The following named een 0men were eeSted Directors
hh company, Ut IN election he'd thh day
DIRECTORS
Georgo 8. Doughty Geo. Norwood,
Eugene P1unAeH, j. T. b. MAXWELL.
Freuerick Pentx, Adm Van Ssntvoord,
Jacob Little, Solomon BAnta.
Ri.hayd r. CArmAn, VIM A. g. Van Duzer,
Marshall o. Boberta, Robert Hogan,
Ambrose G. KnsalSnd Hiram Andersoa,
Jn0 X. Peters, Waldo Hutchna,
Ramsey Crooks CHARLES b. Hayt
Frederick De Peystes. Howard O. CaAy,
D. X. Collins, william Forcon.
Abr Punkctt :. Hoyt,
John Garcia, =. j. HoAord.
Daniel RichardA Anson Liymgston.
@. W. Burnham, Rooeyt W Mead,
VIM. H. johnson, Charles sagory,
Henry L. sogues Chae. B. Whho,
Joannes Gourd, Augugio Bolment
L. =. Aliens, John Even,
I. j PArdessus Edward B0osenee.
And the following
roR INsPpcr0ps yLBcrroya
William Kent David Banks, p, K. Frsncaa
AZ subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Directors Geo 81
O06shty eected President and Eugene Piunkett We
President Of The oompanv.
HEsRY oUACKENBosa Secretary.
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9BNsos, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. !

" IHNsOF, PHYSICIAN AND SUHuhON. RI
II. va hs and legart office rooms q 40 Broad
va, ssap ready to receive his pseI Prom Ave .
bred both been under his chASgs during
he past ard tuccespulv treated Thanking he puh
for heir ended psfronage and hoping still 70 ~
now invites 'riends 70 call and all suffsruc
from 6fesse DESTROYS Of relief PueuAr attention hes been
Given 10 female compsn's dyspepsia scrofua special
eulsrties and All obsrucions removed by msdicA, ors
sira treatment Cousul.s lions from either sex strictly
dsntisl Office oren nom 10 A. " ,oaP.N.
Il O. J0HNsOE. ouersltng PhypclaH-
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OILS.
II FRosENR OH
NOT EXPLOSIVE.
EEGvI QEn nv pAT1 MTG


6ECURED BY PATENTS.
Important TO heads OF departments trustees OF hosp Ala
ssylums PRISONS schools colleges churches. railroad
panief factories, sbip chip supply mon,
country residences proprietos OF watering paces and hoe
heepers
The undersigned have the honor that the
OIL Company. by great labor and have
cd 10 entirely removing the unpleasant rom kerosene
p'etessed by The kerosene oil =
lat. The intensity of the, ghl produced.
I'd. 1t Is OF explosive.
80. It viii remain fluid whenh best sperm oil has
gealed
4h It's uprvalled economy- 10 worth kerosc oil giving
rch light as 80 Of rapeseed sl2 Of whale$25 Al
sperm oi-or $50 Of burning fluid.
Imrsncc companies allow II TO DO used without additional
premium.
The kerosere burner with and M wick can bs
at eight expense to the mechanical carce SOLAR astral
OIL camphene and Webbs patent lamps
mental vase, candcstck and chandelier enabling Gu
TO kerosene OIL st 81 per gallon aords doubls
the amount Of light % BE- obtained from rapsssed OIL 81 90
from sperm oil, ut S226.
Kerosenc brcarg OIL equal In nuldty the best 50 srr
oil possessing The great advan Of not congeang
temperature. This Gil also be burned In The ordinary
mechanical solar and hand lamps Including bowsprt snd
signal anters, and gives light than SPERM whale
ell. AUSTIN
Agents for the Kerosene OIL Company 50 Beaver street
New York.
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MEDICAL.

INFORMANT MEDICAL ANNOURCKNENr.-DR LOUIS
Ie formerly Of Paris physician and for the
treatment and OF certain Diseases including
debility and sndred compants would nrm hs public that
permanently located his Office and Ut No. 40 Lis
psnsrd Broad The Doctors In curing
ese an's achnov edged " be second only 10 that Of
most speedily, enabics Dr. Lc y place his fee 20 low
exceed In Ave dollars. NO sharge for ad
Wee Oonsutahens en- Frsncaia LOUIS LIZ BRUM. m. D.
DICORDe PRACTICv--BR. O. ID, HAMMOND, FOR
r. merly pupil with Ricord of Paris, and with the oee
brs.ed surgens this city D Csrnochan aud Mo nforms
ne nuhic thai he ted for the npor.
ant css diseases and TOR hcse Of the lungs and throat
hs ,epy located Sig Broadway oppoMe the ST
Nleoss H~te from 10 until O'Clock mornings. and from
nuIl7 evenings He tenders oil afflicted positive aaaurAnco
AZ relief ard hose who been abused by Bpeclncs
bcoSs an,6oes mo eroury, and ike effusons Of hs n
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