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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-23

NATIONAL INsTITuTE.-At the annual meeting of
the National Institute held the 18th instant the fol-
lowing gentlemen cleo ted officers for the present
year-Iieut NJ +. Maury, President; Prof S. +. Baird
First Vice President; Dr. L. D. Gale Second Vice pres
dent; Pref james Ferguson, Third Vice President. Dr.
naniel Breed Corresponding Secretary Vim. W. Turner
Recording Secretary;S Cones, Treasurer; Tyssowsk
Librarian Peter Force, Esq. the President, and Prof
Henry. Second Vice President declined e.election
The following gentlemen were elected members OF the
lnstitute:-Hon. John r. Bartlett Providence, II. l.
Richard Ella, Esq, Washington; Prof Thomas Miller
Washington; DR.. A. Y =. Garnett, WashDgton Edward
Daniels, Esq, Rpon Wisconsin, DR.. Richard Il Coolidge
Y. s. A. J. c, Breyooh Esq., Brooklyn, N. Y; Capt
Alex II. Bowman, U. S. Engineer Corps Rev. NJ D. Con-
woy, Washington; Buckingham Smith, Esq, Madrid
Spain; Hon. Charles Mason, Washington.
The Mayor Of Charleston, S. c., has appointed eighty
gentlemen to represent that city in the Commercial
Convention to be held at Richmond, the 3Oth inst
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United States Circuit Court.

JAM 22shortly after the meeting of the Court this
morning, the United States District Attorney-Hon John
ckeon-moved that the recognizance be discharged in
the matter of VIM H. Allen, witness in the OF the
Ncaraguan expedtionis and who last week placed
under bonds to testify it being the then impression Of
the prosecution that Mr.. Allen purposed leaving this
section of the country somewhat incontinently Mr..
Mckeon stated to the Court that from conversation
which he had had with Mr. Allen since the last action
had been had in the matter. he entirely satisfied of
Mr. Aliens integrity of pose and willingness afford
ls testimony when called upon for it, As to Mr. Aliens
being spoken Of as 6 Mr.. Gallagher that
arising from the fact that he had half brother of that
The Court granted the motion.
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arTFRI0R CorRT-Nos 258, 30 20 2ps. 200 $50
3ie 20 22s 500, 292, 35, 264 161 no. ST. 372 356
876 s7s ssh as2 3S3, 1856 1916, 3s7 3ss 8sa 800 seI
3a2 se 3sa 3se Se7, 39s 800, 900, lcl 4O2 sO5 4oI
1906 172, 3O2
Convoy PLzls-pert Nos. 1s0 rs 900 scl 500
2Os oi, aoe, 3o7, 80 70 $40. Part Mos 49,, 1877
100 SIC 10 32i.
stTIosu Courn-srecsl Term Nos las, SO, o5, es,
10d 21G, 90, 10l, 20f, 2e7, 23e, "a
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Superior COurt-Part III.


HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY
JAN. 22.-The of Caroline Johnson executrix vs.
the Hudion River Railroad Company for damages for the
death Of her husband caused by the defendants
running him, in West street, in August 1865,
minated this day in verdict for plaintiff for 81 00O
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Sae Pyisons-Msssrs. Squire, Hoyle Could Strang,
Simons.
Enmossed Bile Msssrs. Warner G. A. Dudley, Abbott,
Ten Brock, Thomss.
Miliia and Public Dsfence-Messrs. Gray, Prescott,
Croker Prendergsst, Aattioe.
Roads and Brid0es--MessrH B. Bailey, Fowler. Spi-
uola, Glover Hampton.
Pubic Londs-hessrs. Fowler Rose, Baucus Reeve
Tracy.
midas Afairs-Aessrs Floyd, Cobb King, Barnes,
Lewis
Charitable and Religious Socidies-Nessrs. Williams
Ward, 5. Dudley, Reed c. T Mills
observation-disclosures. W. s. Smith, Hoysradt, Ketcham,
Algur, Dimock.
Pubic rrinting-Messrs. Dixon, Green, Shea, A. j.
Mills j. Clark
Expenditures IF Erocaire observation-disclosures. Could
Witbeck, schoonmaker, s. Dudley, l. Wood.
Expenditures Of the House-Messrs. Dawson Green
Johnson Hanford 7. ID. Bailey.
Judsodyy-Messrs. Foot. Trimmer Wakeman Holmes
Prescott Anthem, Hakes.
joint Litrary-Messrs. Van santvoord Duganae, Cur
tiss, Brevoort, Main
The Speaker also announced the following
Sergeant at A, ms-George B. Woodbridge.
ASistdnt-A. r. Quimley.
Door-KoTa-Tho mas Mclean.
Isl AsSistdst-.John Davis.
I'd Assistant Henry White.
l'oamas;er-George Sheriff..
-issiStdnt-Henry p. Mayo.
IoorKteper Lddiss' Gaiery-ShAnianett Wheeler.
Door Keeper Ge1uemens Gdiery-Edwsrd Reynolds
Door KeeJ~r Lower Gctry-Peter kearney.
Door. Keeper Cloak Room--Uavid Larrshan.
Jdnit0--Gibert B. Thorn
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
Amendments bv the Canal HOnrd.
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Board OF Ten Goyernors,

The Board met ct O'Clock p. NJ. Present al the
members.
INMATES INSTITUTIONS.
From the reports OF the wsrdens appears there
64ss in the institutions being an increase of I3s over
last During the week 900 persons have been
admitted II died ISL discharged II sent to Pen
tentlary and e. state Prison
Tm GovERSoRs COMPTROLLER.
Mr.. SMITH made report from the Finance Committee,
IN which Comptroller Fagg taken TO task for not at
tending TO his business and stating the affairs Of the
charged sl25 600 Of he deficiency Of the Board the
year 1856 instead Of the year 1865. Report accepted
and President notified to inform the Comptroller OF ms
remiFsness.
USE LIQUOR ISLAND.
Mr.. TExAS mace a report in reference to the OF
liquors on the island in which he read communication
from Dr. sawyer stating that his experience in tho Pen
Tertiary hospital wen. to show that She use Of ardent
spirits stmusnts IT any description injurious
the sick What they wanted proper attendance and
remedies.
rate Of mortality decreased the smulant given pa
tients limited
From March l. 1855 July 81 1885, there treated
Of which number there died ................... "a
Rate OF mortality 2.6-10 per cent.
From August to Dec. 81 1855, there were treated
in Penisentiary hospital. .......1,8l2
Rate Of m ortaty, q 7.io per cent
From Aug to Iec 81 1854 there were treated. ESQ
Mortality, 25-io per cent
From Aug to Dec 81 1885, there treated. 1888
Mortality, i.s-lo per cent
Amount Of furnished the Peniten iary hos
1854. 1856.
Alcohol, barrels. Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
Brandy, gallons Observation-Disclosures. $50 l40
Man ao. S;n. do az 20
r0rt VINE 40. ............. 0 ~
Amount USED in Amshcnse and workhouse IN 1856 =
Gallons
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Appointments by the Canal 8oard.
A,n..-x- -. -, yoss
he IUIIUWIuR were AppUInteu.-
COLLECTORS,


CToRs.
Chdmpldsn Canal.
Chas. T.. Pickett, Waterford.
b. I. Seymour, Schuyler
vile.
Chas. Morgan, Glen's Falls.
John Norton, Whitehall.
Os,ceyO Canal.
David Deer, Salina.
L. 3. Ferguson, Phoenix.
Judson Mattison, Oswego.
Cdyuga and Seneca Lake
Canal.
Gilbert Wilcoxsen, Seneca
Falls.
f. ID. Gage, Geneva.
Crooked Lake Canal.
H. ?. Sartwel, Penn Yam.
Chen0ngo Canal.
n. W. Parker, Hamilton.
j. Fl. Howe, Oxford.
p. Il. Drake, BinghamtOn.
ohsm,tng Canal.
Il. Raymond, Havana.
j. s. Robinson. Corning.
Black Rirer Canal.
A, A. Parsons, Boonville.
sNDESTs.
Cdyugd and Seneca Ldi;e
Canal.
L.. 5. Latham.
Chemuag Canal.
G.. W. Pratt.
Feeder of Chemung Canal.
Alvin ko xley.
CROOKED Lake Gd,sol.
f. II. Hammond.
Chen0ngo Canal.
Sec. IL. B. Foster.
30. &. Randall.
Genesee Valley Canal
Sec. IL. l.. Burlefgh.
2-p. Kellogg.
Bldcl, Ri,er Canal.
J. J. Caste.
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Ere Canal.
Cbas. J. Holden, New York.
John n. Blessing. Albany.
j. j. Marlett, Schenectady.
N. n. Abel, Fultonvilie.
jeremiah Ostrander, Little
Falls.
James W. Bond. Utica.
John Il. Bradt, Rome.
". L. Palmer, Syracuse.
Roger Sperry. Jordan.
Giles Ross, Montezuma.
John l.. York, Lyons.
A. G. Myrick, PALMYRA.
Horace II. Kelly, Brock
port.
Walker j. Wells. Albion.
Curtis Barnes, Medina.
5. 5. pomroy, Lockport.
+. +. Hayes, Topawanda.
!. Fl. McMullen, Black Rock.
Il. Thompson, Buffalo.
Geaesoe Tdltey canal.
q. Harding, Mount Morris.
n. W. Green, Danvilie.
J. Hatch, Oramel.
sUPERIST
Eric Canal.
Sec. 1-Wm. Egg leston,
2-Robers G. Dorm.
81. Lounshury.
Al. Burdics.
Sc. Campbell.
6--R. G. slavery.
IA. J. French.
Sc 2. Midler.
I'll. c. Beach.
10. d. Ford.
Thomas Foster.
10 Edwin Hurlbert.
chd,nPiain Condl.
sec. IA. A. WEIGH.
flames Candle.
81. Clements.
cStNqo Canal.
J.. ". HYDE.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC YORK-TM
RISES IL NOON RISES 3.
SUN sETs.......... ~ HIGH WATER. morn 10 or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-18

CoRRurTIoN IN WAmNCroN. Last week
resolutions were introduced into tho House,
relating to certain oliScs Of the Treasury de-
par,ment, charging them with corruption in
awarding contracts. The Washington cor
respondent Of the Now York Courier and
Enquirer has the following IN relation to thi,
matter:
d" The charges Of corruption brought on
Wednesday by Mr.. Ball, appear to effect
both the Treasury and War Departments.
Mr.. Wendell, the public printer, tesIifcs
that public contractor informed HIM that
/, cost him ten thousand dollars 20 m Mr..
Young, architect employed in the Treasury
Department, in favor OF certain alterations
in the plan Of the Mobile Custom House by
which he, the contractor, mad double The
sum. Another gentleman, equally reliable,
tCstills that the same contractor informed
him that Il cost very large sum q tx
the friend of Secretary Guthrie, but that un-
deferred by such formidable diihcaltics, the
contractor did Gx the friend Of Secretary
Guthrie, % The great advantage OF both the
active and passive parties Ia the operation.
Mr.. Purycir Of North Carolina stated that
the Committee on Public Buildings had APP
plicl 70 the War Department for information
1u these facts, and that The Secretary had
declined 90 furnish it, unless iu answer % %
resolution Of the House. The financial ire
probability OF this administration has
t.gu mad, quite o earl in the canvass. 10
Is likely &, %, trumpet hy thys' exposures
urusgeliug from family lsputrs.'
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a general thing, been used to protect per
sons and property and punish wrong, but
for unlawful purposes.
l.-That the election under which The
sitting delegate, John W Whitfield, hold.
his SCAT, was not held in pursuance Of any
valid law, and that &, should be regarded
only as the expression Of the choice Of thos,
resident citizens that voted Tor him.
5.-That tho election under which thc
c,ntcstlns delegate, Andrew II. Rccicr,
claims his scat, was not held in rursuunc,
orlav, and that il should Be regarded only
a' the expression Of the choice oftho resident
citizens who voted Tor him.
Chat Andrew II. Rccd5r received a
greater number ofvotcs Of resident citizens
than John ". Whitfield for delegate.
That in the present condition Of tho
territory a hir election cannot be held with
out new census, stringent and well,
guarded election law, the selection Of inn,
partial judges, and the presence Of Unitcl
states troops at every place OF clcc;ion.
S.-Tbat the various elections held by tho
r,ar', Of the territory preliminary to the
formation Of the State government, have
br,n as regular as tho disturbed condition OF
che territory would allow. and that The
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Tho Trcnb,es1ne Pls in Kansas:

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Weekly Summary of News.

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ut" 'i'A' '.'.. ','.'''.,' "'' 1910.
q '''.' 'n N''.'.'a!' 1' ,., " ~, '.'o" W
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d" ''. cas- '' ''.'..''' '', VIC "'U'.'.' ''
N.'''.-' ''- jury WIZ ''''.''' ~ '-'- we
Tho business portion o, the village Oh
Norm ~, ..a'''I was ou'''I on vac '"-'",,
OF ,'s ','', ~ p 49, wa, WV ~ ~,
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...r ,-.-.-... - ,-.r gn,.thirI l,r-rr than
.r.,'rt,....r rr.-.I y.,r.r,.
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r,.t. hy the rur.ns. in his rasar, up the
Missouri river, and tarrcd and i,athcred.
After much cxposur, he reached topeka.
Z, h, town Of Cl,,,pc,,. New York
Ir-i,.. m, I,t, hail storm si,,v.Gyc buil5.
;r-. g.. rr..,r,,,l To-, ,,r,,ss vcr,
killed and others injured.
AM ala man named Hitchcock 81, D,r,-.
scotia VA, rum over in FarminrJale. by a
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For The oNSri Democrat.
NoEwAY. July NJ, 1886.

NoEwAY, July 10, 1880.
Ma Epusa The patriotic horror which
the Fremont and Dayton banner, at Nor
vav Village, seems to have inspired, in The
BORDER RuGau camp, has become 80 appal-
ling that pity as well as humanity suggests
the prOrri,ty ofrourins a little Oh upon
the trsublcd waters, and thus quoting the
nerves Of the apostolic" press Of this
county, and IL. kindred sheets throughout
New England. For the Norway Advertiser
and the Eastern Argus, together with The
other democratic" cJalwt0rs Of Bully
Brooks, have fallen into Taroyysms Of dis
pair for thc glorious JuiJu,' and, 10 is
said already "stran-e noises are heard iu
the air." and "p5rtcnts dire are cone
stautly Appearing d" in such questionable
share, +" that the country must BE- in immi-
ncut danger Ave, the flc leaders in d,
little squad Of BUCCANEERS, ia this town,
stand ashast, from cur Treasurer, whose
cheek, Of gospel millucss, have hgcomc
deeply 0irrovcj by The uucyasirc Cow Of
tLg patriotic toar, down to the LITTLE plan
au1a man, (vho, De- itrcmcmhsr,l, Tur-
chased III, ni-,rD
"As h.aT, 1. thg fisher o. .Ls farvur1,
riNiHg OBJ, vhrr,D
whose d.s.ut.rcs,rl and truthful r,c1rl uf
hgTrcu1ut ana uayt1nutfcationmo meeting
in our L,Icctahlr shcgt, % lls won .r hiu
imr1,satlc fame as an historian, and lll,l
ar-, number o., subscribers % thc TlTgr
ulwbicI Doe has le,amc assistant Editor.
To le urcve DO not understand, and clu-
u5; aTTrecilt, ths logic whieharsg, safety
o. che Union and Constitution, from thr
unprecedented murders, blm.H-s AMI ;'e
vast s.l OF other 0utu-.s iH Kansas, or che
frry uss = tho murlsg5as Had-egn ou &C.
door of thc L. -. >sults; hut =rrs such
prophetic terror in a Gag PURCHASED hy au
E1rrrs N-rnt, a' a wholesale s.1rr, ias,
Icrlusr e happens 90 have "a certain uuuh.r
ursu7 uruu TO- Bat then, charity sr...s
our crr.gr,, ar v.r. ou- political nerves
.H 4...at.y strung %. th.-. a, .ar ..ue.r.,
patriotic u.ul. -e.u O. l., $500 should, 600.
d1uh..IIy. sre with th. aa. rs..'.act.-
l.ua syml. OF che lursuIu...|u., uf jle
Union. la ,Hr art t'at thr frrnt Che Eac-
gl.u. %. .r =. town, l.r. 10 var u.-.l a.
political banner, lluvrg h.n u-.I hut
~
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Report Of the Kansas Investigating
Committee.

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la.0.r N-.ullv. which possessing. t.g
-.a.. .rs s.4rls,.r.rsI ny r-s,,.-t injustice.
.T.. -.r.r. r...ga.. arr..r.. t.tr..r.g-.r.-.
r.lt.r.- anil other rr.a.s,rnmi,t.l I'm IN.
territory. and ..l,.s th.tirn1cl... rI-.r.
t.ttgf N.g.a. ia G.. S.t. r.rF ve-,
there ans prosecution 1r ha., orucgs.
y,l.l...Y.-t. vs-, found. mo- arr,s,sn.l,.
and mo- measure, taken 20 bring the rrrrc.
,-...-.,.s,.,,..
Tina r-r,-, contain. G,II ami c5mrIs,, de-
.r. or.r-rytbio- c.pp,.,ri with the terri.
t.-g,f E,I.,. r-i,rt, ,l, lutl NJ March
Lar. ami ~. ,f,,i,.i.,r.,rrv r-,yrp that
samuel j. Joucs. a., sher.g. was thc main
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Everybody Usos
DUToHER'S DEAD SHOT!

lluusD ht,IH-. u.r IN, lTClusr % '..Ir lL.II
houses uf RED HUGS.
Tavern Keeper, u.e %. because they vish their
customer. CO. "SlJ,p iu Pe1cc.'
Steamboat Captains and Ship Masters nee &c
Co enjoy " laIuy sleep, natures sweet rcstnrcr'
nlse lnI worthless mutations are i1 the ml,kgi.
o. .uu tuUuTrhlss aui uac BUTCHERS DEAD
SHOT, aud 500 fAlii 's.,cp iu peace
BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT
lrlyr. no poisonous dust to infect the air, every
time yuu make abe bed, or sweep The room, us r.
the casr after using Corrosive Suhliulic dissolved
in Alcohol. II rrulin. a bong time wherever APP
Piled, aud T. SURE DEATH u the whole BID
BJG TRUE.
one thorough application, not DOL, % the led
stead, lut O. thg ,D,chs AMI crr,iccs about the
cciliug, It thc house d. uli and che lu.s done
Tor, used up, visited with perfect lcsym Of de-
stHCuuI.
\ good a'iiDa Is ,u.c Co D. counicrleitJl and ian.
intcl. u hls l,Ju 20 with this. IT, uucNampcd
success has Brought uul uuaDIuIs ARTICLES, labulcd
D,ai Shat,-uuuhles- limitations, 90 deceive aud
gull the puh'lg.
~ lug1ir, Zoe BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT,
aud that hi. name Is the bottle, and you will
bU surr Of thy genuine.
&. W. Atw,ll, DrJung Block, Market Squrc.
Portland, General Agent Tor Maine.
sod D., Andrews \ Bates, Paris I'LL, Wm. H..
Ru,t, South Paris; l.. Atwood : Co, BuchGeidi
l.. &. ShagAloy, aud RuJolphus Young, Norway,
and by dealers On medicine every where.
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.ROBENSkCX'S MEDICINES


See how ,hr, sen, and vla, Crrrs hr, Eject.
a.. T.. T.urI, Gurn,H'r, :. O., 'b,s. Send ~
fHr. l.,pr rUIs, ari i.f Num ~1mn. IhN
ar, highly spoken ul, anI thc demand si1urls,n,
hugely.
u1g up> ct lIuH,1.,rk'. Liver ri'', ,ul,1 Ben.
liu.H smith, % lhihlcphu, of u,spgsn aHi
Liver Compliant.
~. \. Howard, Of Louisville. Nv, WIS pro.
nru1e,I ia0Hr,l'D uf Liver Complaint, u.ei 81 ,bt
hlN,. Liver l'iI's, BuI iu weeks was restored o.
health. Hall h.N ,uI,l thc v.l.t JI-e of J,ur.
dice. OHr luN r.Iis aud and hluie W"m S,t.
ur ourcl O. rtsr ul Fever anil Agua Ui months
standing. 4 h,lih.N rl..s rurrI % severe ,ls. 90
sI.h headache. Two huN,s riI.s ari bod.
Worm ~yup cured cisr 1T pup.y tAat Dad h,gu
pronounced Hrull'c lp phgs,riBur. So d.s.s
Pill Cur,I ihr Tide. Tho uur.t eases 90 uisr-
thea, L-N, ls,H cured o., thr,, or four doses.
&. ". Au.l. pgluug Eagk, Market square,
Portland, G,u.uI Agent iHf Maine.
sod Ly Andrews - Bate, rau. lli.'' Wa. l.
Rust, South Pans, T.. Atwood s. Co., iiH.Ah'di
l.. e. Sh,.h'p, lui Eui1Iphr. Young, Norway.
Ind dealers 90 iu,..rinc ,ycgUh.lr.
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IIu li"rsI, NuUw ~, Nav a., 1856.
G,rf'r.rrs have need thr IHi..f G1'1ua..
IfuH oven. ui 5000 manufacture, iUrsr',rii uDri.
with ,0iIr, altis1,tiur. lur che rusprs"
ruastiHg melts. a1I l,hiug lUld aHi pastry,
sur,r#JU.s anything 90 thu Boo, f'ai have ,t..
rg.n. ,lr stG, as tl.i siai Ihl,rr.rI g..
oven have pot ussI more th'1 orc.ruuh 1sIuu.
frI d. Fr nf baking with, 1- dt before. / r.
sss't recommend ,.ur oygls tu H'' Hotel k,l.,. .
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SnrenndeA

on Tuesday evening, the people OF this
village were favored with sgrcnalcs ~ the
-. Pari, Const Band, and th, Norway
Bns, Band. The former appeared just be-
fore sunset, and were dressed in neat uni
form, with a handsome military cap and
arss fountain plume, presenting q very
ruc Appearance. After marching through
the village they pr,o9k Of some refresh
mcuts, 40 the Union House, when, after
playing a Few pieces In front Of this house
they returned. The Norway Band were
provided with rr.g,.lmagts at the Stage
House, where they played, principally, al
though they visited the houses Of several
persons, in the vicinity. TIC musicor both
Land, was OF the h.s, quality aud they ar,
ra,a entitled to tlc thanks Of thysg who
vlrc sJ asygcaJly cuta,uiucI.
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wUTCm,D, HARBOUR & 90.
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Gm'uurn. have u.,I fl. rlf.Hl GaiHulf.I
lup oven, manufactured h ,nu, l irf, ss,k. /.
luI mH.t .1f Do UuIl. well. -mplr, 70 ul1 Co
Ipmt baking. "a Fr give. o srH f,..Nl. account
ultlr taking m.H'., hrlI, rUsrr,, grI ,TrIt.
iH.ls cleo iaIi Ig hl. lah,I s.H,r hs u.,i BE- I
,Yu.t u.#I.tf. iH fbf ihfI DO is thr l.si u,ru I
I,. over u.ri. u docs iis unrh r,fr0'Il l.I
with ave., hu'# IrI.
T.T. ..... TTl'U.IX
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Tur Wu>pw U. IuE WUstD. DNius.'
Compound Pitch Lprngs have received the
above apIgllnti1n from their wonderful cl-
cl,y IN curing colds. oJugh-, etc. Sy.l
everywhere - cent, q box,
T. Gould, Of Iawrcnccy.llr, Georgia, was
troubled with humur which br.k, out in
u., face. frequently DC wa, obliged 60 BE-
s..t.r5m shaving but after two days aII,i.
cation OF the " Ms,,ls.it S,lyc, be- was
able 20 shave again without pain os trouble.
Price - cents Per box
Wholesale orders addressed 90 j. L. SUI.
IIYAN, Proprietor, Boston IL may DE-
had az retail, OF ,hc Agent.
j. DlNSMORE i son, General agents
SkpNhc.an, Maine. -
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ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER.
Vegetable, Physical, Jaundicc Bitters;
COMPOSED or
ROOTS, HERBS AND BARKS.
To you whose DAYS are .ad and dr,ar,
Whom Pain AVID Sickess on drpress,
We bring boon the heart tp cheer,
Health 10 implr AL Lie to bless.

fyouwaHi 10 h. cured Of Headache, Indigestion,
Costiyenoss, Dyspepsia, Weakness aud General
Debility. Foul Stomach, Pain and Soreness IN the
Side or Stomach, Jaundicc or Liver Complaint,
USE ATWElL'S HEALTH RESTOREN
CIV. A,wcll, Portland, general agent for Maine.
Sold ly Andrews x Bates, Paris llill; ". A. Rust,
20. Paris; T.. Atwood s Co., Buckhcld; IT, G.
shackey, and Hodolphu. Young, Norway.