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An Incident.

During Mr., Folks canvass of the State,
a rich scene occurred at tayrn in Frank
lin county, where he supped. Two sons OF
the Emerald Isle, late importa,ions, having
heard that Mr.. Polk was the-e. wished to
see hia.. Pat makes wager with his part
ner of a pint OF whiskcy, wsich was readily
taken. ;ha; he could not only sec Mr.. Polk,
bu. dine with him. Pat entrs the dining
room, meets the Porter. and asks to sec that
great man, Mis,her Polk, that's going to be
Governor ortho STATE"
"You canno: see hin, for he and three
other gentlemen are dining at present"
Och I've come tin mile on, Of the way
to see him! :"
"You can't sec him, tell you -
"well, just open the door wee bit var,
and let me peep in:'
"Well, there he is-that nan with long
head at the end Of the table"
".As soon as tho door was opened Pat ran
up to the table with
"IIow arc yecS, Mlsther Polk? I'm
p,.s cl 70 sec you, an I've come tin mile out
OF the way to DO H."
..You are very welcome" replied Mr..
Polk, and went ou finishing his dinner
"wlut news DO You bring from Ireland?"
wen, ycrS honor, the latest news l
know of /, "A COW that had five calves"
"wly 'sa.'s ,yry strange, my friend, a
COW hav'nz only four teats. How did the
9Th cali make nut?"
THE LORD love ycrc honor, Il done as I'm
doing now"
Flows that?"
standing here looking on, while the 9th:
or four Of yccs is ieas,ins yerselvcs."
"Sit down Pat, YOU shall have some din
ncr."
Ofclursc Pat sat down and eat n hearty
dinner. in the course OF which he drank two
slase- Of wine.
Now, Lord, love yere honor, when re-
turn To ould Ireland can tell the people
there that ate dinner and drank three
glasses Of wins with one of the greatest
men in the United States"
"Ho can YOU say that when you have
dri.nk but two?
EYES, ycrc honor, know that, but |
know you WILL no. let me 60 home with
lie in my mouth"
Ofcouse Tat drank the other glass Of
wine and then len, shOwering..his blessings
on Mr.. Polk till outside the door.--&. Loris
Republican.
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TALL KENTUCKY FANILY.-Thers is a
family in Bourbon county, Ky, consisting Of
father, mother. SIX sous and three daughters
The TALES, ol The number i, 6 Il. IL iu., aud
rnd the shortest 4. 2iu. their united tallEe.s
is 20 feet. The fat:est of the family weighs
2S5 lbs, nnd the leanOsi $50; weigh, of the
whole-229S pounds.
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being at Ranlcagh he saw the attention Of
every ono directed towards a largo party
that had just entered, in the centre Of which
was q Lady on the arm OF her husband
Stepping onward to see thiswOndcrial bean-
ty, he found II was his love. She merely
said, " You never came to worthing.
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FOUR HJaDRD HOUSE LOTS
All osisrValuabls ReAl Estafe.T

THE folIowihs dc,c,ilsd Zeal Estate, canrfis
i ipg ll0use Lots, aud o,l,er properly. 81 xfiiy
situated 10 tbs village. pf saco mad ihddsiord.
viii lie cold by the propretors, At prize, and on
terms fayorsb!ei TO purchasers. $500.
The House Lots, sbouti 400 II. number, az
principally situated Ia Saco, between tho Baisssd
DEPICTS VI B.dJsford aud Ssco-a posiioa - ,A.ls
al,ove the Rsiinsd, and q por'ioa below, Ia q
Ilesssnt and healthy location, and commanding
line view vi both villages. They arc sdvsntase.
ot.ly situated Tor the rerldence vi persoas having
business In riiber Saco VI Bdde cad, being within
six minutes walk ~ Main street snd Pepperrll
Square. sson. aud I've minutes walk ofthr Ma.
chine shop aud Cotton EiIl of the L~eonia, Pep
pcrell aud Water Power Corporations OF Bidde.
lorl. A substantial Brake, 315 feet long and ~
feet ~lds, U,,ing On gianiie piers, aud with side.
walks has been built gcrv~s tLe Ssco River. thus
coune,i,ng the lots with Blidsfor,l, and r,ncing
them within three minutes walk VI Smiths Car.
ncr; fUp ih's bridge street 10 gHded TO tie
Rsilfosd Chasing on W aier sir~sl. which viii DE
rAl.rtei to BaAlon load. o,her streets have
beea aid oui. extending along the margin Of The
$500 River, and io Water street.
The new Rad r,eeally laid out By The County
Commissioners, extending into the counlry ifoni
SscO, VII inirrse,i wilh Make, street, when
passes acIossihe absIe described bndgrio Bidd..
ford a.. ID .t.r.sntf.Irraaf rilariIsa
Tesiics ihe lots before mentioned, the pton,,..
toe have dozen or n,Jfc hous. lots ior sale, ON
Spfing's Island, contiguous To the biidsr, aud
within twv mlluIes' walk " tie work slap. aud
,nils on said bland. -
Thcy val eel also in lots Of fion one 10 iiy.
acrs, "a may lie wanted, u tract ol labd adjoining
that which u reserved nr house los. Sail tact
consists ol ~ Heie., sud u Situated on The West.
era SIDE II tie Railroad, aud rrns 10 the Buxton
road, 'hc line sidslng tina, road within lew rod.
u ,llr saco Depot. ...t.... - 80.
wsranlec Deed. will he given Of oil lo,. sold
by the proPrielprs, a. II. boyd, sscoi ID. L.
SSnss, BidIeiord; Josrphus Baldwia snd Law.
rehSc Barnes, Nashua, n, H.; William T.. New
ell, ianch,sler, n. n.
, Sor further particulars, a. TO prices aud conJii.
ionN Inquire al ID u. s0MES, al B.ddrlotd,
asc't icr HE prop'iri"fr. 3i
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Tue ESGLl,H CRYSTAL PALACE. BayaId
Taylor writes Of this institution 10 its present
shape;
awe visited Sydcnham where we were en-
raplured with lhe glories OF the Crystal Pal
ace; work which makes all iatle seem pos
sible, except tbs romance Of large dividends
Its sublime idea to bling a quarter familc
Of the ir pics Into The raw mists Of England
to r, buiId Egyp'i,n aud Assyii'n temples
among the groves Of the palm aud beside
the pools Of the loius-lo restore The glitter
,ug courts Of the alhambra aud make them
fragrant with their native bay and myltle-
to collect together in one dazzling company
the artistic slOiies Of all ages aud the vesc'a'
bic splendor Of all zones. What world is
there open to the laborIng millions Of London
Bu ia Z gland poverty is a c'ime, anu pie
helps to keep it 20. PIe'y says gin is less
sinful than Instruction and beautiful recrea
lion. aud she keep the door locked
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n. IL. EppY, sall:I.or Of ral.ut..
TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the once Of Cclnmis
sioner Of patents, H. H. LDDy, Eco, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Ooe ne solicitor for procuring
Patents There we're frS II any persons acting ia that
capacty, who had much business before the Patent
Office ana there were none Who e,nluctet u With
more skill fidelity and Success. .cgard Mt. Ediy
rs one Of the best informed aud most sklal Patent so
eltors IN the United states, and have hesitation in
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
NOR competent and trustworthy, AMI more oalable Of
putting their applications In form to secure Tor them
early and favorable confederation at the Patent VI
fee. EDMUND BURhE,
Late Comms sioner Of patenLs |"
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GREAT AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOR sysysNarArEsrs rua nvExEIoss
Agency for Busisess with ,s-
UNITED STATESPATENT0 OFFICE
ft WASHINGTON. ...,....


H1s Mo EEnDIDHrS
No 70 State Street. opposite Kilby st.. Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORY
i The Subscriber, Gate Agent OF the Z. Pan'sut
Once under the act Of 1850 determined 20 present al
ed Inventors by ohers has made arrangements whereby
applications prepared and conducted cy him. rnsrr
DOLLARS nsead Of so paid back by oihers) will he
renltte by him In Of failure 20 obtain patent and
the through him within thirty days asr the
rejection. ... f.i r....
This Agency is not only the largest In New England.
but through u inventors have advantages or securing
pstens or ascertaniny the patenissity % inventions
surpassed by, II not UNNECESSARILY supcrior 10, aIy
given below prove that none 10 MORE SUCCESSFUL
At rIiE PATENT UFfIN Il Than the subscriber aud
SUCCESS rs TiIE BEsr PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY. he xoui add that he has sbundant
reason 10 believe, and prove that al other Office
% the kind the charges for professional services
Moderate The immense practice of the Subscriber dur
ing twenty years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
ay. patents. Thssc, h,siies bis extensive library ~
gal aud mechanical works, ard fall accounts o patents
granted 10 the United states and Europe render him
able beyond question, to Offer superior facilities for OBJ
tanning patents.
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all Papers
anil Drawings necessary 20 the prOcural Of patents In
this and foreign countries prepared, and advice rynierv
legal and scientific matters, respecting Inventions,
heterogeneous of patents All necessity % journey to
Washington 10 procure patent and the usual great lie
ay there, are here saved inventors.
Copies Of claims of any patent furnished by remlt,lns
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington. Pa
tents nGreat Britain, Fran.e, aud Uther br.gn coun-
tries secured through agents OF the highest repec,a.
biiiy.
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Ham TO enoo,r.-I must give you one

HARD TO cHoosr.-I must give you one
more fuuls., concerning little "fouT-year-
oli'' friend OimiGe ltseems 'haia clergyman
had been staying for sometime at bis fathers
house, and on going away. called linlc Eddy
10 him and asked wha, he should give him
for "a present Eddy, who had been brought
up in tho fear OF God, and had a great re-
spec, for '',he cloth" thought il was his duty
TO suggest something Of u religion, nature ;
so no answered hesiiatinsly "l-I-l-
think should like Testament, but KNOW
| shOold like sqairt-sua ''-Hahk rtOcte'
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A SONG.
ny u atw1lirrixE


Whatever ii. polite, no man can iAil 10 I'D.
Ire ibis sPendid s.ns, bY one Of the finest Of
mtSicsn poets II Is ffom the Nstonal Era,
Vsshiosiua Del ga an 'i"a
Beneath ~ ssies, November
=. Toy .Siss VI cloud and rain.
Around our blsrny csmp-hres,
w. close our ranks again.
Theu SOUND again the buyles,
Cell the battle roll anew; $3.50
lfmonihs have we'll nigh wen the helt,
wha, may not four years do'
for, God be praised! New Enghnj
Takes once more her ancieh, Placc;
Again the Pilgrims tanner
Lead the vanguard ofihe race.
Then sound again the bugles,
Cali the bi,ile-foll anew,
IfuOnihs have weIl.nish won the iield'
WHAT may no, lou' year dol
Along the lorJly Hudson
a sbou, Uf Triumph breaks;
Tbs Eupi'- STATE Is speaking,
Fsom i's ocean TO the lakes.
Thea 'ound again the busIes,
c.. he bsille roll anew;
Ifnouihs have well nish Won the Geld,
Wa, my no, iOur year do
The SVrhem hills are blazing,
The Northern slics are brist;
And ib- tear yvuGs West isiunlag
Her l,rvhsad To The light!
Then soaad again the bugs,
Coll the battle rOli anewi
Iimon,L, have well nigh sOn the field
What may not lOur Ses's do F!
Push eyssy CUPS 81 nearer,
Pas hard The hostile towc's!
Ano,hrr BahklaNa,
And'ihr MalakoGis our!
Then sound again the bryiss,
Coll the battle nil anew;
Ifmou,hs have well nighwon the field
Wat may not four ysu' do
But keep the same old bannr,
For none can better be;
Pes on tie sSme old waterford:
FRKMoSr AND yIcrViY
And sound again ,hebusle-,
Calitle battle rOlIinew;
lfmouths have well ni,h won the field
What may not four years do
November iOih, lSJd J. C. W.
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m. POCKET EsCULArlUs. Lett osse snnenns
iro,n 6aeknIed Cough, Pain In The SIDE he,uess
Nights, Nervous FEELING, and 'ns wams uI hw. =,
dyspepiic sensations, and SVEN ~ ny usn s'yrrs
@,r, pIiIs Have the married, of those about TO be
ns,Iied. any mpedisni, read this truly nsein book
as /, ms been the means OF saving ihonsand. un-
n, ~ c,ea,ufe. from the very laws Of death.
'o, Nv d.. nsr.on sending TWENTY-fiN l. CENTS
.,sIo.cd in letter, will receive one copy OF this
o,S ty m,, o, ave copies viii be sent f,r ans dol
lar. address, (post paid) DH. Wh; YOUNG,
b39 NO i9< "''s'"
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Has been before the public more than 90 year
nd is deservedly popular in the cure Of
;pavins, Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Pol
Evil. Callous. Cracked Heels, Gall of all kind,
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fstula. Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun
dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango. Foo
Rot in Sheep, Gargct in Cows, Rheumatism
Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painfn
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites. Boils, Corn,
Whitlows Burns and Scalds Chillblains, Chap
ped Hands, Cramps, Contmciions Of the Mus
cles, Swellings. Weakness of the Joints, Cake
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, &c.
sF-Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agent
sith Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Propristors, N. &
'ucKER & Co. Lockport, n. Y.
cF-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
rally, through the United States, British Posses
ions. and other Countries And bv
". c. Dyer, 4 u,ra 81 Ca BiIlefo,d Trisram Gilman,
Saco, and by Druggists generally Whoesale by IT, "
IIay, Portland Weeks Potter Burr, Foster \ Co.,
boston. -
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SINGERS SEWING
MAcFT~T gG

NG.A.SRTNT E
These celebrated machines are Ia practical ami mont.
able use IN MI parts 81 The elVlIzei world. Ia All ihs
u cloth or leather, they haze been fiy tried AMI APP
pnyei. seSin9 michine. 81 oltss Iaaanileluns ofes
al 10 work, bat 10
SINGER sNAClIiSES ALWAYS OPERATES PERFECT
Lr being strong, durable AMI complete 10 eau,ri,ancs
AMI woTkmsg,hip. A perfect sealing mschiEe kspt
Employed afJrls clear profit Of 81 900 JeaI bat
an iinpeffci onc j. cause - constant yealloa anil
loss. The euilrc ItLIimLITy 70 or machlDss Is one
great reason Tor their unparalleled popularity
MACHINES FOR ftMILY s.wINiI,
% 'F.i anil d,eae construction, rryommsni u BY
other uiruf,currrs. sach machines are made Go catch
the sys, not g. perlm substantial WDr9. Tae truth a.,
hmy sewing mschnes, onyht u he stronger than any
oih,r h'eiuse hey 20 Into less sklid asds thaa When
soh 70 nanuh ,iurefs, aud are used gTealef yAre.
~ u work. The machines which have proved bss, Tor
al other purposes must be best family uss and they
are Fingers. The sped Of our machines hss lately
been doubled No ether can compare xlih them In
quantity " WORK.
" New machIns. q the iA,s.; improved ,,yl. will be
cSchanged On liberal .siR for oil sstng naehlnrs c
our own make, ~ Dr operative maehies u othvs
ut,ciureg. lnc agents vautei o. sei our nj elnes
y. B.-An I@rsons desiring ful Ihfsv,stisn sbcut
srsng iniehInys, can obtain II by spIay,n &c c"py
% 81. w. Finger Co.. 0ayetter paper devoted en-
TREY To tue sabjsc.. itsIIi ~ sent grat..
prlncipal Once, 800 broadway, New YoSk.
EE,Eou oTTICtB.
" ilsn1fes sIrcvi iistJu. IL! l'hesthut 4 Phls.
~ WestnilsteI s,. Prov l0S B,itmore q B,li.
"a Broad u. Newark n. J. Ka.t an Il, tlnelAnati.
81; Sr.ai-.s, 4O'''S s Ss:S s b M
Is ChapeIa New Haven. 81 s, charts aa.O.
IL Duelahau u q asgOx scotI
20 Dauphin q. Mobile. 3mIJ
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INT. Rogers own version

a Hor-. INT. Rogers own version
=, Proclamation 10 the nuptial
tic VA, "a. .a,na young man. hc admir-
cd and 8 dulousl, sought the society of tho
most beautiful girl he then and still thought
he had ever seen. At the eud Of London
season at a ball she said, al 90 tomorrow
to worthins. Are you coming thsreT'-
H. did no, 90, Some months afterwards,
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r,on ,h,nJ,,,nt commjs,ior,r,

From hepTss.ai commis,iarsr.
ArGrsr II. lS55.-During The time have held III.
Office Of Commits siOner 81 PATENTS, Il H. Lddy, Ls1 OF
oston has been extensively gagged In the transaction
of business with the Ofce as Solicitor lie Is thor
oughy acquainted with the law, and the rules u prac-
tce Of the Oice. garl him as one u the most cdpa.
bic and successful practioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. ClliS. MASON,
ly3; Commissioner % Patents.
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Job Wagons. Jobbing.

INK SuDscdors Lave n shoi tLGmselses nth Con-
yeieni Wagons, AMI With horses, AMI prepared
todoRny klni VI WORK, such the transportation or
gosls, moving fsncs, furniture, and slmltr business
at al times M sl,0r. notice.
We Keep sa.e, at o. Y DoJlen's, Lbcrty ST., and Al,
CummlaEs 4 Ns.sn'< sn,lth's csrDs,, where ordets
P,TspEs. Application may be male 20 J. =. wsrks At
the Depot, Os q the driven.
WORKS & D,sas.
Blllsforl, sept. 10, 1880. iyrS''
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HOUSE Lois for An,e.

THOMAS VI. PERSON has for .-le House Lots In
| Bidlss0rl, on the allowing streets.
Pike street, Pool St, hin st. oak st Acorn st., Pine
81, Hamlet 81 Bacs 81 Porter -, foss at. Line q
Nj Vernon &C. Prospect t., Cottage st., Guinea AZ,
Birch st. Persons lne, Bralhury a., ard also seTera
scrc % land Prn.I1ct St, all Of which VIII sell
cheap Coo cash approved credit. flease to call on me
bsiSFe purchasing one small house corner Of C0tagv
AMI Illl at win gcod Garlen spot Price SOU. One
Doube rcacmsHi loase, eoraSr u Toss si lSstsr a.,
Price $50. uo
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Fire Insurance.

UElNG Agen, ofscveral Of the best Fire lnsuI
- anre Companies IN the County, share a.
patronage l. solicited DOMlNlCUS JORDAN
Slco, Apr 4lh, 1876. iOl
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TREM0NT MILLS.
TEAS, corrRss. CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, &c.
vhele.nIe, and also in small Packages

Csign Of the Chinanian grinding eoneeO TX
l41 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
CUPPLY the best, finest and
!: ! ! ! ! !
~ - purest articles, at io~s'f
Cash prices. Their STOCK con-
0ID u sists OF
N Teas, Conees, Chsce.
IAA Intcs, AIisplce, Pepper,
N Mustard, Ginger, Cay.
0U(c33 cnae Pepper, Nutmcss'
V#&R TN Cinna mon, SIoses'
RtX e rem an Tartar, Tnrax:
k3It<A N c nm. or Prepared
HLi5<A DnndeIion Root, &c.
HGf.a3 NIX Having every facility for man
rW-SSl IN ufaeturng aud preparing the
I.H-sA kxtI In III several articles named, the pub
- = ~ Die may rely upon having 'h.n
pare aIsI gsnnin., as ihey are nsI a, up NTIIS n
hear cur name and label, "TRkMosr MILL, o. % -
DYER 4 Co." To give consumers 'eine m uts ~ '''
..I.- We annex the f1llosng scale oi prices, VIZ N
hu. s..uch ,pg TIA, l. y 5lb. tccha Sonee' oo
m. ooooy l,5 5lb. Java ",
SIN. Y. Ii,son 22S sib. eoci 90, ~. Nv
aT The spices are put mp Ia IL ANA l's un .s.,,
pre.sly iOr family and are warran''a " ~, IN
pure ar icle, aud only nted aUi " ''
' sp.SIsII COFFEE. We would call the a,tsn'iln OF
consumer. AMI dealers Spanish C21tt, AS a'e,e
witch 4 highly esteemed, and gives the greatest ss
f.c,on. II is prepared with particular care and uy
euiar process In roasting. pOuni 81 TINS cohVo'
!. believed is equal to L. lbs Of any other
pANDbllON COffEk Ihs aruete " .",N,'y
prepar,d ut our mills, AMI put up 10 packages hass
cur trade ma K, and may he relied upon as TIE ots' a
mes, approved mixture VI daDdeli"n and coffee. ,,.
TARtyACUM, or Prepared Dandshon ROOF. .i ,is
article Is prvpard and roasted at our iils, re'ae.
by family grocer generally in city and EQUALLY anu
hearing our trade mark, ChinamdR grinding eeDst,
NAV be relied upon AS the GESrSF ARricLE. lhe pro
PORTION used Is about half the quantity OF oohee
The price 20 per pound, AMI Is wsrran's 70
be the same as that which has been sold Tor my GEMS
pound by Druggists. ,..,,
The medical properties OF Dandellon are wen knosh
and hell In hgh estimation by all who use H. This De-
ing prrIaration Of the root with all It's medicinal '.
tue. retained can he mixed with coffee OF not, as bes!
suits the TASTE aud will be found cheap and economical
as family beverage, one pound nearly being equal 70
two pounds Of cee. II Is prescribed by many einnenI
physicians 10 inyalis, children aud aged pesons, as
nutritious beverage. and as rciLedy Tor dyspepsia
| Bilious Affections, &C. -.
i- he careful In observe that all CQtts have oui
/ trade marx, - ChinGRan grinding cogts."
l-I- To GrOcCTs and Dtditrs liberal discount Is
male enabling them to supply their customers al 'h'
same low rates
0~y-To UAsI CUsT0MERs.-0ur object being q
SECURE large SALES small profits, offer inducene''
which cannot be afforded by thse who do business on
the credit system and confidently Invite an exam
nation Of the quality of orr stock, ami our prices,
compaTel With these Of any other house.
| Boston, August 10th, 1850. oinos"f
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NM "a " EW
II impar'su richness and bnlliuncv, cleans, or.
naments, luvlgomtrs ,mbrllhle>, reGloves dauJ.
NJ, relieves hrSdachc, aud has probably been
nscd foe restoring and preventing the falling oil 81
The hair with ,smuch success ~ any article ever
known. II has stood the ics, Of time aud use, und
al can rcly upIn il.
Sole Proprietor, RUssELL SPALDISG, Manu-.
cic,uring Chemist, Principal DepOl, "a fremont
81, opposite the Nus, INN, Boston. Mass, where
al urlCrs should be addressed. The &c similc ol
ii, signature is on ever. bottle Of The genuine.
eoplyiG
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Burning Fluid and Camphcne
A sapcrios article. Poo sale by
n W G. DYER,
3sif ,..r - No., Central Back, B'ddeferd.
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yu,lIE hiiieih edition, with One
u Hundred Ensravines. showing
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