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p.rs ana esauins as they are pat up carefully, and
bear our nai,e and label, "TRLM0Hr hILLS T. =.
s.Ies We annex a. following scale Of prices. Wis.
N. souchopg T.a, l.J0 ID. Mocha Co6es, leo
s ID. oolong LIS ID. Ja's eo
ID. Y. Iyson e.2s ID. good loo
rr The spices are put up In II aud Ia n eases, En-
pressy or famy use and warranted 10 be strictly
pure article, and only need Trial 70 establish them In
"s SPANISH coPYEE. W. would call the attention d
which 10 highly esteemed, and gives the greatest sails
ACTION II Is prepared with particular care, and By
peculiar process Ina roasting, one pound of th coee,
& believed, Is equal % ~ ID, Of sny cthef
prepared at mills, and put up IN packages ha'sr
cur trade marx, and may be relied upon the beet an
most approved mixture Of dandelion and coffee.
TARkXACUM, or Prepared Ddndsiion Root -'hi.
article Il prepared and roasted at our Mills, !. rsta
by family grcers generally In city aud eoubty, and
barring our trade marx, Cinnamon grinding eggss,
may be relied upon as the Gssrss ARrioLs. 1e rrS
portion used Is about one'haf the quantity OF 'oh e.
The price Is 20 cents per pound, and it's ssrrantl O.
be the same as that which has been sold r any Gals
The medical properties Of Dandellon ara veil knos u
and held 10 high estimation by all Who use IT, fll' l
Ing preparation OF the root with all w meIicnai VIZ
tues retained can be mixed with coffee OF not, - beat
quits the TASTE and will be found cheap and economical
IS family beverage, one pound nearly being equA
two pounds Of coffee 1t !; prescribe by many eminent
nutritious beverage. and na remedy for Dyspepsia
bilious Affections, &c.
T De careful TO observe that al our cqfss have ou
trade mark, " Chinaman grindinS eqtss."
u To Groesrs and Dsdisrs. liberal discount !
made, enabling them 10 supply their customers 81 th
same low rates.
or TO CASH CUsT0MERs.-our object being y
secure large sales at small pronts, We ofsr niuesmen
which cannot be Afforded BY those Who do business Of
the credit system and ue confidently Invite an exam
nation Of the quality Of our stock, aud our prices,
compared with thosS " any other house.
Boston, August 10th, 1870 SmosSs
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pied the top Of the pack. Two larger ones.
each loaded with bundle, trudged behind
with their mother, who appeared not more
than II years off age. The father, wild,
siuisssr-looking fellow, walked little in I'D
vance Of the rest, with his long rifle on his
shoulder, and his hunting-pouch BY his side.
A correspsndent Of one Of the city dallies
thus describes an encounter with sandhill
family;
Here on the road we meet o family who
have been in town. A little girl Of ten
years old, with coarse old fragment Of .
dress on, is sitting on the backbone Of
moving skeleton of horse, which has the
additional task Of trailing along rickety
specimen Of q wagon, in which is seated .
mana real squalid barbarian, maudlin.and
ob6scated with bald-faced .whiskey, with o
child four or FIVE years old by his side. Be-
hind this, a hagsard looking boy upon an
other skeleton Of horse is coming.
What an odd, outlandish, ..low-wheeled
cart the horse is pulling! There sits the
old woman and her grown up daughter,
with nothing on, apparently, except dirty
bonnet, and coarse and dirty gown. The
daughter has basket by her side, and the
old woman holds fast to o suspicious look
ing stone jug, of half q gallon measure,
corked with corn cob. Your lifo on 1t
that is q jug Of whiskey. The family have
been to the village with couple one-horse
loads of pine knots used for light wood
They have probably sold them for dollar
half Of which has doubtless gone iof whiskey
and now they are getting home. Degraded
as they are, you see it is the man VINO Is
helpless, and the woman who has the care
of the jug, and conducts the important e1'
petition. There ore hundfeas Sueh people
dispersed through these sand MIS- lou
see the whole Of this party are parc-icsseo
and bare-footed. And how poney aho
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND uuMoR SYRUP.

Ts the Psblie. Whereas, one Charles ". Kent
has been couterfetng my Allied Ointment snd pe.nns
On upon The public IN article under the name Of The
.s0ensIns Allied Ointment" which ointment 10 bsse
imitation u mine. have commenced an action against
nc said Kent Zoe The ProfssR Hayes, stAss AZ
sayer br The STATE Of Massachusetts, AMER having ANAL
wei the tvo ARTICLES, says-" Chemically eonsdefoi,
ihess tvo samples cannot be ptonosncs 70 Be slite"
And the csrthcstes which the ssd Kent b eirruissns
ere fbreeries aud lmpostons, ~ the sndavtn 81 Nc
Following names PROVE Wis A. W. srsARss, A. BrS.
.ls, Joux g. srivposs, N, s. MsasiLL. sscsn 70 b.
fore ne, N. W. Harmon, J, n. T. ID. HAYES.
Lavrvnee, Mass, June II, 1885 ..
AGExys. Dr. James sawyer, ssi Augustus Svysr,
BIddefori =, r. Gilman. AMI D. L. Mitchell, ssco II.
u. Hay, Portland, Ie,.rai Agent, lyso
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@ II 10 said that company Of Yankees
In Russia are making million dollars per
year on . contract for keeping the Moscow
railway in repair. Tho Grand Duke Con-
ssantins having distinguished visitors, asked
his chamberlain IL he had shown thcm all
Ihe sights, and being answered in the affirm.
stive, said, laughing" Then 90 and show
thom the American contract, which Is do
cidedly the greatest curiosity that can DO e1-
hibised in any country"
e Tho St. Louis Evening News says ;
We understand that the Fremont men in
this city arc hard at work making arrange
ments for bringing out e complete Fremont
electoral ticket in Missouri. The names of
the electors are nearly prepared, and the
whole thing viii DO out in few days
probably before another week"
/" Mother," said an inquisitive urchin q
fbw days since, " would you have been any
sslston 70 me II father hadn't married you'll
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YOUNG, 80. D,

the POCKET EscULAPiUs. Let no one .afIsrins
frp;n hpokned Cough, Pain In the side, Restless
Nights, Nervous Feelings, and the whsle train Of
dysperie r-nsatons, ard gIyen up BY their physie-
Lac, be anniher moment without consulting the ~.
CULLPlUs. Have the married, ot those about 90 bs
married, any impedien, read this truly ussfuI book
as Il has been the means Of saving thousands Of IN.
tortnnsts creatures from the very Jaws of death.
~ .fny person sending TwENTY-Pit CENTS
enc osed In letter, will receive copy of lhis
work BY NALL 90 ave copies viii be sent Coz one dol.
lar. address, (post pald,l DIR. wM. YOUNG,
Iva No. l52 Spruce st. Philaieiphis
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GRAND MEDICAL and SURGICAL
ESTABLISH OF TnE CELEBRATED
pRS, CARsWELL q HUNTER,

ustIIa n nr m ~
bSi H".' -.
DIS. oAhoWhLL noNt 49,
No. IL, E"dieoH street, 'S"o", %o'
"ns'' ''' ' a,ys IL suarran,eed TO ali.
,...,. ,,.,,..
Doctors Canweua nuh,sI sonnas ~ ..'',.
conhdentially upon NOSE alseas n pw,s ns"is ~
viz: Structures, Imio'snsy, ssm'na' ~ ~
both seIes, seroiuious hneeuons, o " n W.
ranus ~ ,i,s,h, y, nj, comnaInt. Of The Trina.
" Organs, nervous Dsoy, Ms.a M ~.
Gravel, Nodes, OF nara ana pan.i sr1 LINZ, WI ~, w
bones or Joints, Taines' nhsunss, NM. ia,,i'
Cloths, Tonsn', Inioa, ana , S, }Pa,,Inn a'ay
Of the Powers OF Lie, Night sweam, swsmlns OF
the Joints, caused by Mercury nno uhw , nss.s
the disease, ana a o'nes euo'y ~, W " ...,, nh
plants, sueh as nave p ,, VIZ 49,, ."n.',sns.
sleans, ana hotne Iu' ss"' s'"''' 'AP'"'"''
can ensure .ueesssu, Sus i,.d hi,.,v amman,
Drs. Z. w., Iesu,aIy e"'e an., .s' ,,.m,,..
ana suesessuI ~ ~. 49,, I,. ,s,,s n. al a,dIv
Pu y, III. ,osasai ou,Ii,ieation. or remind aran.
speak OF 'nem ,s.,n ~,,n., "a, or nneiusated me-
who MI The papers with their boaslng advertise
n,ns IN Al, ia 6oYms' nrelendine. as some seE
styled Doctors, TO cure all The most dllenlt ana GU
Hons assa s ~"o y, ~ IN. modn. op.randi Of ths
s ,:,s,, n,n =, a. d S'
IN. mp IL sinse 1910. having confined their
pts. y. ~, an .o,rs n,as,ie. for Ibs cure of
w mI, aT n,ns mi Ssmse Comnaint.' thew ne
nats n' '.a snn.,io,s
kho"'edse no supe ,,,,,.,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, OK BIENNIAL
WEAKNESS.
,,, A..
Drs. G. 4 II. are pte-emlnenuy suees' ~ .ne
treatment OF NJ me ~, ,sis, L.,n. ~. s.i, -.
ing Of all diseases; h, complain. Ssas ,ns sv
.u o. :se. n nns Of he greatest evils .ha, can be-
cry uea'eu, oh' ~ m 81 .I,.n N, ,,icmi,, .,tsn
fal fellow being. DE- H. mas gwen particular auen.
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G. w. BOOTHBY,
Kennebunkport Drug Store.

"AVING bought the stock aud leased the
IL store owned by Thomas Currier, where
intend to keep full stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Dye Stuas, Hair
Dye, Pcriumery, Toilet Articles, Shaker Herbs,
and everything usually found in well regulated
Drug Store. Also, Spices, Nuts, Fruit und Con-
fectionery, Cigars &c. ] shall continue TO carry
on the Jewery business as heretofore. have
lust received new lot Of Watches, Jewery,
Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, Toys. Accordcons,
Books, Stationery, Articles, &c.
Having recently made large additions to my
stock Of Tools aud materials, am now prepared
to do the mos, difficult watch repairing without
the expense and delay Of sending out OF town ~
is usually done Also, Clocks, Jewelry, Fans,
Parasols, &C.. neatly repaired
25,f F. s. BRYANT.
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E.. z. DYER & Co.,
l41 WAsHINaT0N sTREET. BOSTON

CUPPLY the bssi. ass.. and
~ purest articlss, q isvssf
Cash prisss. Thsir Stock con-
slsts OF
Teas, Ceres, Cksee.
i.tes, AilsIlce, Pepper,
Mustard, Ginger, Cay.
enso Pepper, ystmsgs,
e. In y y m 80, Cloves,
Cream Tartar. Tarux.
q g = M or Prepared
Dn ndrifen Rect. &c.
Having every facility Or mas
ufActuring aDi pr~parinE the
several articles ssmed, the pub
! n may yvly uDoa having lhSrn
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Farm, for Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell his iomc farm situated
i In the city Of Biddeiorj, about miles from
The kctosies, on the western bank Of the Saco
liver, containing los sores Of excellent land, .
nan Of which u interval Of the very best kind
ID has about 5000 worth Of wood and timber, and
has always been noted as Q " good hay farm, ~ the
most profitable product ofthe fsrmcr The build.
inss arc good and capacious, consisting Of large
she'd The whole length, sssl,sr Sos the caiils
and manure. together with woodsbeds. tool house,
csniagehousc, henery. &c. 81, .ilfi.i t.i..T =
TO any oae desirous 70 enter inio gardening
o. the milk business, this farm ORR good induce.
meats. The ewnes 70 oniy induced w ell from
desire 10 retire from active business. Terms easy.
For further Information, apply On The prsmises 10
9wswksowfss THoh1 DAT.
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GREAT lVrsIGlS 1 FOREIGN OFFICE, {
yo1 ssculna fAIun ron nvAnons
"a. .Assssy for Bssisess VIII ne $50
UNITED STATES p ATENf OFFICE

ne Mo ID"KDHS
10 70 STATE Street, epposis 1lsy D., yostu
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 10 INvnKroRs.--
i M ssbsersbss, Qsts Agent Of shs U q Psn.sas
oaes sndes he eel o. issD desmIpsa V present. e
vss:.ss: in ;pp!,ns ''s .ss, :sp,,s, e css .ss
applications prspsred and eosdsctsd ~ hia
poLLiss ns,esd u go paid bset b. oshs) yin -
Ne vithdfsssihroash him viihin thirty days ssr ~
fhs As.ney 10 not only the lsrssss In Neg Isssni.
but through tnvsntou have Advantages Zoe securing
patents, sseerAinns the patsntsbty Of invenlus,
surpassed By. 10 not immeasarsby superior ~, any
vhsch can b. ess.d tbsm slseshers. The ,sssinsals
or. siSs h:o 4, az
SUCCESS rs THE best PROOF ~ ADVANTAGE
AID ABILITY, he void sid that be las abundant
rsason "a believe and can Prove, hst - chez snss
oisssis The immense practice II Vie ssbscSeer dss.
Ing twenty yeap psst, hes enabled hin V seesnsisAs
vsst collection 81 speeidestions and oeis deeisons r
atve patents. Thee, bides his extensive bfsfy sf
legal and mechanical vofts and hail Accounts psi:a
granted In The United siaies and Europe svods hin
able beyond question, 70 or superior fAeiiss for CD
taining patents. ..e ~ .E OF.
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and oil Papss
and Drawings necessary TO The peeesrsl Of psiepts In
shis and foen soan,ss prepared, and edvics ntersd
IN legal ani sei.uiiae natter, spectlus Inventions. %
lninyemsnis Of pstents All necessiy u Iourney 10
wa.hlngton 70 procure psteni, and the usual ssIds
~ thsrs, ere here ssvsd inventcrs.
Copies ~ claims OF any patent furnished ~ remting
dollar. Assignments recorded II wAshlngton. 70.
tsns ntrsAt BritAin Rranss, and other 6rygu sss1-
TREE secured thrssgh agents Of the highest rsspas.
billy.
I.n. EDDY. Solicitor Of P.i.s,s.
TESTIMONIALS. ....
"Dur,aS The tine occupied the once % CoslaI.
stnsr q. pstsals, II. II. kppr, ksa., u Bos,ou di
nsa-,s 81 the Patent Ofee solicitor ibs proeurils
stnls There vsFs Tee, u any persons acting In thsi
csU-,,y, sho had % much business Lskrs he Patent
oAor AM there we're nous vAo ooadueted Il viii
ni1r, ...!, Adelty and suocsss. regard NJ. Aidy
40 one u the besi Informed and most skful Patent So
lctors la NE United etaiss, and have hssiAton In
assuring Inventors that they cannot employ Q pepoa
more competent and trustworthy, aud capable VI
putting their applications In form 10 secure for Iheu
IN early snd favorable eonsdsratoa the Patent 0t.
Gee. EDMUkD BURKE,
Late Commissioner VI Patent"
Hrsa tie prsssni csmmississv.
"Arsuss ~. lstty-Durns the time ! have held NE
once Of Commissioner Of Patents r. u. EDDY, 3D. f
Boson, has been extensively gagged In the usnsstloa
Of business With the 0fce solicitor. lie 10 thor.
coghiy acquainted 9Th the law and the ruics u prsc-
tee Of the Once rgari him ooe q The mot esps-
bic and sueoessfal practitioners with vhom have had
ofieisi intercourse CIlAs. MASON,
lsI Commissioner " Palenis.
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Hob - AIs".
Piano Forte Instruction.

AR. C. II. GRANGER will resume his lesson,
lu upon the Piano Forte. Those who wish ioi
hisIseivices will please apply At his house on
Summer street.
Any one wishing to purchase 6ne Eolian A.
tachInent at much reduced price, viii 10 well 10
call and see one now for sale al the same place.
Piano Fories tuned atshort notice.
June 2ist, 1855. ties
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On account Of our large sales, we are now
enabled To retail as low or lower than the same
articles are sold down town at wholesale ard
our customers may feel sure Of getting from US
the very best kinds CT goods at the very lowest
possible prices.
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DIR. EN- MS
GEORGIA SARSAPARlLLA!

ibkNsuss Asss " ssSsEs AS s~V
DpEPARKD By J. DENNIS, n. D., Augusta, o. M
i Diseases Of the Liver, and 70 purify The bloods-
with the most Of peSons acts upon the Bowels -
mild purgaiiye % laxative with some 10 causes 81 hst
very active puryatiys ect yet cvns 10 the strength
enine properties Of this sarsaTara, ~ ielty arises
nom the active purgng In cases IN sch there 10 con
ssrSbls dersnsciHent OF the Liver, Il ~i sometimes
osuss nsusea and vomiting but amer the liver has
been restored to Its healthy condition. this effect
For children this 10 the most natural and healthy
purrative that be given, and gyn,raily IL all tie
narrative that 10 necessary TO he given, especially to
ihose troubled With worms, u eau,e- an increased
cretcn and passage OF the bIle which act. as irr-
tznt 10 the worms. and prevents taclr Accumulated
Ia healthy action on the Liver, and purbing effect
upon the Blood, make great safegu,rd against dis
and prove 10 be the best Sarsapars In for
nbysycans and those aficted With diseases la which
ssr,aparla 10 indicated - the proper remedy. IL 10
siso useful for those recovering from setDess Who
ouIre purgave 70 act mildly, without causing debility
or prostration.
10 increase its purity the use ofsussr has been dis
continued those who prefer Il sveetened, can sxeeten
n themselves 10 suit their taste.
Kept constantly on hand and for sale By
VIM. BAILEY, n. D.,
aaH SACO. MAINE.
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONS

Superior 80 any new In usc.
nERsONs who are In want u MEL0DE0NS, for
i Churches, vestries, Lodges, Halls, de- are respect
fully requested TO examine The instruments recently
madeby
8. D. g. n. W. SMITH,
which, for their perfection Of mechanism, smoothnes
and beauty Of tone accuracy In tune and especially By
the immense power gained BY the PEDAL BASS, are
beyond cenparson the best nov offered 10 the public.
These instruments have two banks Of keys and pov.
erfui bellows and by the arrangement Of the stops,
great variety OF effects be produced. Price, t2IS.
They also manufacture Meodeons for pariors aud
smaller rooms unsurpassed In excellence, and a prices
varying from 90 to 500.
MELODE0Ns RENTED.
Persons Who wish to hire Mslodeons with view Of
purchasing at the end OF the year. have the rent
credited part payment Of the purchase money. This
matter IL worthy OF special note, enables those Who
desire fair cf the instrument before purchasing 10
obtain Il at the expense OF the manufacturers TO the
tent OF at least years rent.
The public invited 10 examine for themselves, q
the warerooms, No. sll, Washington Street Boston.
August %, 1855. 6mos3s
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Market Wagons for Sale.

TWO Second hand Market Wagons. for sale at
l. Chadbournc & Gareys Carriage and Sleigh
Mandatory, Temple Street, Saco.
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Messrs. CHADBoURNE &c GAREY's
Fall Sale OF Carriages and Sieighs,
VIII take place sometime in the early part Of DC.
tober, when good assortment Of Chaises,I Top
Buggies, Wagons and Sleighs, new aud second
hand, will be sold TO the highest bidder.
Persons in want Of Carriages Of all kinds, will
find IL for their interest 20 wait until the sale
comes oil, aud then be present 10 obtain the bar.
gains which will be offered.
The time OF sale will be notified by handbis
throughout the vicinity.
3S,f CHADBoURNE & CAREY.
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PORTRAIT PAINTING /!

Mr.. CHARLES II. GRANGER, respectfully informs
III the inhabitants Of Bddeford and saco that he vii
be happy to paint portraits from the life. or TO make en-
larged portraits from Daguerreoypes for those who may
favor him with their patronage.
Rooms ct his house on Summer s., ssco.
JAM 10Th 1850. III
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LIGHTNING Rods.

Llghtn1nS ROus.
mIIE subscriber has the exclusive right TO make and
il sell In the County Of York,
OTIS Improved Patent Insulated Lightning Rods
The only rod that can be warranted 10 give abso-
Mfs projections Of LIE and Property asatnsf
LirAfning. lie 10 now engaged In putting them up
through this county. Orders made to In person, or
rrceIyed by Me.srs Cieaves Kimbal, win receive Inn
mediate attention. DANIEL l.. TOPPAN,
BIddeford, June II, 1885. 2M
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Horse shooting and Jobbing
Blacksmith Notice.

TINE subscribers having purchased the Black.
l. smith Stock Of John Ham, on Alfred Street,
and having superior facilities, are now prepared
TO do all kinds of work in their line.
Particular attention paid to shoeing Horses,
which will be done by an experienced aud capable
workman. 8. !. ABBOTT
MOVES ABBOTT.
Biddeforj, May 22nd, 1856. 2lu
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DOCTOR YoURsELFi
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
OR, EVERY ONE MS OWN PHYSICIAN.

hNub nltietn eiitioh, win One
Hundred EnfIayisgs, showing
Diseases and Maiiorinaiions of the
Human sysieu In every shape and
fjlil. To which 10 added q Treatise
GA the Diseases of Females, being Of
the highest importance 90 Married
people, OF those contemplating nsf.
riass. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, 81. ..
let no father be ashamed % pre-
sent copy ofihs EsCULAPirsto
his child. II may save him rum an
ca'iy grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter inio the ssersd obiiga-
tioas of maffisd life Wiiho,lt fs.ilay
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AMERICAN GOODS,

All the hes, makes Of BLANKETS, FLAN.
NELs, CorToNS, &c, sold al retail al the
Agents caseiptice.
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
Read this, Old and Young!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
Ell a TR
r RESTORATIVE

Ts no doub the mos, wonderful discovery Of this age
L Of progress, f5r Il viii restore, permanently grsy
hair 10 lis original ccor the head OF the bald With
most luxunant growth, remove, a. tnce, all dandraf
and itching all scrofua and other cutaLeous cup.
tons, such as scad Lead, etc. II VII! cure, n By
magic nervous or periodical headacheI make the hSr
so glossy and wsvy, ard preserve the color perfectly
and the hair from falling, TO cs.rerc OLD age.
The fciiJ~ing 10 from distinguished member Of the
medical profession.
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o. ]. WOOD 4 CO.,
PROPHET TORS,
3l2, BROADWAY, New York,

ia, Market Street, 81 Louis, Missouri
AaRNTs.-h BidlsJsrS. J. sawyer, IL sses, D
tsf. VIn Portland, u. u. Hay. 3mos35
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Ulceratilg Tuners, Seald Head,
Diseased Eyes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and sSsr,lvs,
OF cold, pale, pAsty, or elammy and Sweating.
DROPsICAL EFFUsIONs, oeeasionins din.
Guilty Of Bresthins, Dlosting, sItrsms Assosr. and
frequent fatigue.
RICKETS or sohened and distorted condition Of
the Bones, spinal AnectleasJ Whitsl
sweilingst
Dernnged condition oil the Digestive Organs, ossas
onng loss of or rdpsness and irregular appetizer
Severe and protrseted costSeness or Chronic Dahsa
Diseased Luays, which hal involved the suf.
srer In Asthma, or hard Coughs IlsmouhAssI Ana.
citation and other symptoms Of
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The City Marshal

Inc lily Morsnol
Will be In attendance daily, Sundays excepted
at the City Council Rooms, from Sto . o'clock,
A. NJ, 10 receive complaints for the violation Of
any law or City ordinance, in compliance with
CITY ordnance, approved March 20, 1855
f. A. HENDERSON,
Biddsford, March 20, 1855. -
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CAALrLs, Illinois, June lesh, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired ts wonderful eject. Ny hair vas becom-
Ing, a. thought, prematurely grey bat By the Of
biz Restorative, has resumed m original color and
I have no doubt, permanently %.
SIDNEY BRkEsE, ~
Ex-SenatoS United States.
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lust received, fsw cases OF Gents extra Wide
d Car Boors. Al Ross Store Liberty ~.