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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

N. mOHlSON, wholesale L
n. II Magazine street. 1
Having received and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
fEDICINEs, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS OILS GLASS, etc., ETC., respect
uy informs the merchants planters and physicians at
repaired supply them with article in the drug line hey
nav require purest quality at as reasonable price"
ey be purchased the city Among the On
,aud and coming in store are the following;
1000 ounces sulphate Quinine, French and American.
200 pounds Blue Mass, English and American.
200 Calomel :"
200 Mercuria Ointment.
300 Honduras sarsaparlla.
$50 beht Turkey Opium,
10 ounces suphste and Acetate Aophene.
rs - Otto Rose.
50 casks Sal. Soda. H.Hr.
so kegs sup. Carb Soda.
10 " German Wash Blue. ..- ..i
S cases Indigo, Csraccas and Manila. .t" 7.
20 bbls Curcuma light.
casks Pot. and Pearlash. .L.
10 half barrels saleratus.
Is barrels pnre Castor Oil.
Peruvian Bark.i
40 Coppsras.
rs EPSON Salts.
10 a. Flour Sulphur.
M 10 Roll
y 2bsies senna Fast India and Alexandra.
1000 pounds Gum Arabic. select, fine and sorts.
25jars Carb Ammonia
ocarboys Al. -
10 Spirits Nitre.
rs suph Nitric and Auriatic Acid
100 pounds Acetic Acid.
100 Tartaric '
100 ounces Tannic
1000 pounds Arrow Root American.
.ao :. bermuda
200 Assafetida, in cans
80 j." Balsnm'Copavia
100" 20 kegs Pearl Barley.
100 a best Turkey Opium.
i. 80 ounces Sulphate and Acetate Morphine
200 Wild Cherry ="
10 barrels Refined Camphor.
~ boxes CASTLE Soap. =
200 pounds Cayenne Pepper.
10 gross Copuva Capsules
Q casks Chloride Lime.
60 pounds Chloroform p. and W.
10 barrels Cream Tartar.
2 =. Fol. Buchu.
100 pounds Lobea Seed.
2barres IVA Ursi.
:. Gum Myrh.
:. Sugar Lead, White.
:. yalerian Rost.
| 10 :. Tapioca
:. Can,omile Flowers, Rom and German.
| :. Scotch Snuff, in bladders
| 100 dozen I.orillard Maccahoy Snuff.
| zoo :. Roome's :. and Scotch snun.
| 200 :. CARROTS
| 400 pounds White Wax.
80 :. Dover's Powders.
1000 4 assorted Herbs.
Is kegs Refined Salt Petre.
| S cases British Lustre, superior article.
| 10 :. Cooper's Isngass.
! S bales Hops.
| 90 pounds Iodds Potash.
| 800 onnces Nitrate Silver.
cases Mamma Flake and sorts.
% cans Magnesa, calcned, Eng.
I cases carb.
| 10 :. Refined Berux.
Il gross Henrys Cacined AaSnesa.
| ON
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Certificate of Capt. st. Clair Ihomasson, of the
Steamer Magnolia.
New Orleans. Dec q 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the steamer
Magnolia, under my command with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheerfuly recommend for its mpervous qualities
hesitation i'll prOnouncing it superior, jng
ment mineral paint before the public and believe to be
certain protection against the effects sparks and cnders 1t
has also entirely decks after three
months use. (Signed) ST. G. THOMASSON.
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate of Hughes 8. Vdlette.

G. C. Boger-Desr sir l have used your BRIDG EWATER
PAINT the decks of steamships having fully tested
its value cheeully recommend its the best and
economical paint have used also find unequaed for
painting decks covered with being durable mpervious
to water, and protection against fire.
(Signed) W. G. TEMPLETON.
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NOTICE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing under the style of FEARN, DONEGAN CO.,
Is dissolved by the death OF JAMES f. WEAKLEY and the
withdrawal of NJ W. ST EELE. Either of the surviving
authorized to the of the firm in liquidation
Its liabilities will be protected by JAMES H. DONE
GAN. NJ W. STEELE,
November g. 1856. JAMES II. DONEGAN.
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r. R. r.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL PROBLEM. ' + +"
ADV AVS Relic F

RADWAY'S REL E T.
VIII prevent and cure
The mos MALIGNANT FEyER whether contagious or nom
contagious, infectious simple with the same safety,
rapidly and efficacy, that 1t drives out ana ex'
pels from the system the most simple
Diseases relieves. an 1t al
" III ways does, ....... .... r., z
THE MOST ToRTURING OF PAINS AND ACHES.
Physicians give Caoms Blue Pill for ninety nine COM
plAnts out of one hundred seldom prescription is given,
but that Mercury Of forms the part of
the same In fact It IL of the most popular and positive
laws among the medical faculty hat when they do not know
ha. to give patient cannot clearly obtain satisfactory
diagnosis of the disease of the patient give Calome Now
We contend that r Always READY RELIEF or REGULA-
TORseber Of henpossesses greater variety of virtues
than Mercury any and Is capable OF restoring health
,bsr. Calomel would consign its victims to death.
FRvERs.
There in every section of country at the present time,
greater prevalence Of Fever" than usual Among the most
fatal and general we notice that
Yellow Fever
Bilious Fever,
Fever and Agus,
.. Typhus Fever,
Scarlet Fever,
Ship Fever,
Chsgres Fever,
Nervous Fever,
god. Congestive Fever,
. Brain Fever,
-.a.a Bone Fever,
Lung Fever
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New Iberia, Atakapas, March l6, 1852
In July last, was induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT to Sugar House, and in every respect it
has exceeded expectations and the representations made
by the Agents. Ae'srs G.. c. BOGERT co. I cheerfully
add testimony the embraced in the Agents
Circular and recommend the Planters
the best Fire and Water Protector have Where
have applied it, it has been exposed the since last July
has neither blisteed cracked solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervieus
(Signed) JOHN F. MILLER.
New Iberia, Attakapas, March %, 1856.
The opinion entertained by of the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate 1852
than confirmed since consider the
paint KNOWN and combines all the virtues claimed by
Agents. (Signed) JOHN +. MILLER.
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psTs AMI genuine, they are put up carefay, ana
bear our name and label, "rREMoST MILE, H. u.
sales, We annex the following scale Of prices viz
S 10. souchong TEA, l.SO 8 ID. uocha CONE, Loo
8 ID. Oolong LIS ID. Java :. 70
5 ib Y. IIyson 2.25 8 ID. good LOO
ar The Spices are put up In IL and IL tin cases. ex.
pressy for family use and are warranted 70 be strictly IN
pure article, and only need trial to establish them
"s SPANISH COFFEE. We would call the attention Of
consumers and dealers TO our Spdnfsh Cets As article
which IN highly esteemed, and gives the greatest ssts-
faction. II Ia prepared with particular care, and BY
peculiar process In roasting one pound OF this coffee,
10 believed. Is equal 70 IL lbs Of any other; .,-
DANDELION COFFEE. This article Is carefully
prepared at our mills, and put up n packages having
our trade mark and may be relied upon ~ the best and
most approved mixture VI dandelion and coffee.
TARsXACUM, or Prepared Ddndsiion Root. This
article IL prepared and roasted at Nils Is rea,le
by family grvcer generally In city and county ana
bearing our trade marx, Chinamdn grinding e2Dss,
may be relied upon the GEsrsE ARTICLE. The pro-
,or,ion used IA about oneha the quantity of Coffee
The price Is 20 cents per pound, and s warranted to
be the as that which has been sold Tor my cents
pound ny druggists.
The medical properties OF DaDdelion are ven known
and held In high estimation by all who use II. This be-
ing preparation Of the root, with all lis medicinal viz
tues retained, he mixed with coffee or not, as best
the taste, and will lie found cheap and economical
family beverage, one pound nearly being equal to
two pounds OF coffee 1t IL prescribed by many eminent
physicians, to nvalds, children and aged persons, a.
nutritious beverage. and na remedy for Dyspepsia,
Bilious Affections, he.
lr be careful 10 observe that all coftss have our
trade mark, " Chindman grinding eQfts."
rT To Groesrs and Dealers. liberal discount 10
made, enabling them to supply their customers at the
same low rates.
nor TO CASH CUsTOMERs.-Our object being to
large sales ut small profits, we oner Inducements
which cannot he Afforded by those who do business ON
the credit system and confidently invite An exam.
natlon OF the quality Of stock and our prices, a.
compared with those Of any other house.
Boston, August 10th, 1885. omos3@
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How TO CONVERT STIFF CLAY SOIL INTO
A FRnBLE LoAN'-An instance was lately
mentioned in which the clay soil of a garden
was greatly ameliorated by the addition of
q coating OF about two inches Of well.dried
and pulyerized muck. An instance Of q
similar kind is noticed in the Boston Cuhi-
rator Of September G. The following
account Of the conversion of a hard clay soil
into loan Of easy filth may serve Us hint
Of considerable value TO some who are troubt
led with the uncomfortable tenacity of clay:
awe once saw most inveterate clay con-
verted into an excellent friablc loam,- and
devoted to garden, chiefly by white-oak
sawdust. Several years wcrO required to
fully effect the change. The dust was
spread on the surface two inches thick and
and spaded in-in part OF the lot two spades
deep. The same dressing was made, sue
ceeded by the same msxing process, for two
or three years; and with only moderate ap-
plicrtions Of stable manure, the garden was
brought to pitch Of fertility aud produc-
tiyeneSslunequalled in the vicinity"
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An ANCIENT GER,SruN. Against the
back wall OF a green-house al Hampton
Court stands very large specimen OF a
scarlet eeranium. as old, perhaps, as the
days Of George Sd, and as vigorous now as
ever il was, and US full Of blossoms. The
shor,sightedness Oi,hrowing away old scarlet
geraniums since the bedding-oui came into
general fashion, it is now severely fol, in mos,
places. Sir W. Middleton recently told US
thar he would not rest satisfied ill his spec
linen terrace for them was planted With
such plants as those at Fulham Palace.
which We are told. are now from twelve 10
eighteen feet high.-CottGge Gard.
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f q, ~. ss y!!.! ss !. Ia! LOTS

v
THE folloviN d1scdb<a Rsti Esa.s, co.npds;
i Ias HsWs Losss sna .eshes properly, stfshty
si,usisd ia tho villages Of $500 and Biddsfsst,
will b sold By the psOpsietors, 81 Psiees anA 90
terms favorable 10 psrckssss.
! Ths House LOU, about 200 In suabss, are
pripcipally silsated IN Sseo, bstwssa ths R.teoed
6eoas Of Bsddet6sd aud esco-a portioa u then
above the Eailrosd, and . portion below, 10 .
pleasant and healthy location, and commsndiug
iine view OF both villages. They are advantage
ou.Iv situated for the res,deoee OF persoas haviaS
busisess In either Deco o. Biddeiosd, being within
uix miuules walk a Aaia street and Peppsssh
square, Ssco, and Eve minute. walk Of The Ne
chine shop sad Cotioa Min Of the Lscoala, Pep
perrlI and Water Power Cospontions Of b'dde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, SIS feet long and q
feet wide, rs,ing On granite p'eu, and with Die
walks has been built across the Ssco River, tnus
coosectins the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minuiev' walk Of SmIthS Or
nev Prom this bridge . stret 10 graded TO the
Railroad Crssing on Wsier street. which vii b
extended to Buxton Rood. o.her streets h.ys
been laid GOT, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, sad to Wafer street.
The new rosd recently laid oai by the County
C,suu, ,ssloeerS, extending into the country Iron
| Saco. will inirrssct with Market street, which
masses across the above de-cribed bridge 10 Bidds
ord -------..
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propne'
,ors have dozen W more house lot. iot sale, "a
| Spriug's Island, contiguous To tho bridge, and
! within two minutes walk VI the workshops and
I mills on said island.
They will cell also In lots Of from one to Eve
acres, rs may be wanted, tract VI land adjoining
that which l. reserved Zoe house lots. Said tract
consists OF ~ acres, and Is situated on the West,
ern side II the ltsllrved, end iaaa " ibs Baxios
road, the line striking that road within lew rod'
Of the Ssco Depot. -.
Warran,ee Deeds will be given Of all lots sols
nv the proprieiors, A. II. boyd, SAcoj ID. Z
Somes, Biddeford; Josephu. baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William +. New
ell, Manchester, N. II. -.
For further psr,icular., ~ 10 prices and eondi,
IONS, inquire VI d. L. SoMES, VI Bidieiort
agent Tor the prop,ieious. OIL
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Peter Parley.

Mr.. Goodrich, (known 10 allihe Juvenile
world rs Peter Farley, is native Of Ridge
field, Connecticut He has jus, published u
book entitled Recollectioas Of Life
Tune" IN which he speaks OF Connecticut
life m The day Of his bOyhood. IL must BE
IN interesting production.
The following anecdotes are quoted in the
Tribune:
an The contiguous town OF Lower Salem,
dwell an aged minister by the name oil
Mead. He was all his life marked with
eccenriciiy, and about these days OF which
speak, his mind was rendered yet more
srraiic by q touch Of paralysis. he was,
however, still able to preach, and on a Ger.
,ain Sunday, having exchanged with my
father. re was in the pulpit and engaged
10 making biz opening prayer. He bad al
ready begun his Invocation, when David p.
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Who was the Jehu Of that generation, dash
ed BY the front door, upon hOrse-a clever
animal Of which he was bu, TOO proud-in q
full round trot. The echo Of the gathering
hoofs filed the cbuch-which being Of
shingles and s'aPboards was sooorous a.
drum and arrested the attention a. we'll Of
.Ae minister Us the congregation. even be-
fore the rider had reached il. The minister
was iond Of horses-almost 10 irailiy-and
from the first, his praciiced ear perceived
that the sounds came from beast Of bottom.
When the animal sho, BY The door. he could
not restrain his admiration. which was &C
cordinsly thrus, into the very marrow Of bis
prayer: ave pray thee, o Lord, in par
,icular and peculiar manner-,hai's a real
smart crisier-to forgive us our nesspssses,
in particular manner" &c.
al remember an auecdote OF . church
raising. which ! may rs well relate here.
In the eastern part Of the State, I think Al
Lyme, or Pettipaug, meeting house was
destroyed BY lightning. After a year or
two the society mustered its energies, and
raised the frame Of another on The site Of the
old one. 1t stood abOu, six months and was
then blown over. In due time another
frame was prepared, and the neighborhood
gathered together to raise il. II was now
proposed by Deacon Hart. iha, they should
commence The performances with prayer
and hymn, it having been suggested tina,
perhaps the want OF these pious pIclimin-
aries on former occasions had something to
do with the calamitous results which attend
ell them. When all was ready, therefore,
a prayer was made, and the choris,er oi the
place deaconed the first two lines Of the
hymn thus:
"If God TO build the house deny;
The builders work in vain"
This being sung, the chorister completed
the verse thus, adapting the lines to the
occasion;
"Unlsss the Lord doth single H.
1t will bow down again"
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Has been before the public moro than 20 yean
nd Is deseredly popular in the cure Of
,pavins, Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Pol
Evil. Callous. Crackcd Heels. Gall Of al kindi
Presh Wounds, Sprains Bruises, Pistula. Sit
East, Sand Cracks. Strains. Lameness, Poun
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Rot In Sheep. Garget in Cows. Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals External Poisona Paints
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites. Boils, Corni
Whitlows, Burns and Scalds Chillblaina Chap
ped Hands, Cramps, Contncfions Of the Nus
cles, Swellings, Weakness Of the Joint. CAKE
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles. DC.
tTPamphlets gratuitously furnished BY agent
nth Testimonials Of tn utility.
All orders addressed TO the Proprston, N. s
rcKER d Co. Lockpor. Wy.
tFFor sale BY Druggists and Merchants gen
rally through tho United States, British Poses
ions. and other Countries And bv
". c. Dyer, q, nrai Boek Biidefo,d Tristram Gilman
saeo, and BY Druggists generally Wholesale by ". ",
Hay, Portland weeks Potter burr, foster 4 To-.
Dostons -
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HUMoR SYRUP.

To the Pablo. Whereas, one Charles ". Kent
has been coutereting my Allied Ointment, and palmnx
on upon the public an article under the name OF the
.sGenulne Allied Ointment" which ointment 10 base
imitation Of mine. have commenced an action Agains
the said Kent for the 81 ne Professor Hayes sas A.
aver Tor Inc State OF Massachusetts after having anal
wed the two articles, says" Chemically considered,
these two samples cannot he pronounced to be alike
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulating
are f0rgeries and imposons, a. the ahdavits OF the
following names prove viz, 4. W. srEARSs, A. g. BrS
xrn, Jons 8. srirrosp, N, S. MERaIIL. Sworn 70 BE-
fore me, N. W. Harmon, up. X. D. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mas, June II, 1895
Agents. Dr.. James Sawyer. AMI Augustus sawyr,
Biddeford r. Gilman, and d. L. Mitchell, Saco u.
u. Hay, Portland, General Agent. 1y2o
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The Great European
G gu G. II r L NJ E D Y /,
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,
CORNISH. ME-.

One Of the hes, Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders Of the pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed since this
truly valuable medicine was introduced INTO this
counlry, aud yet its superiority oTer every other
Medicine in the cure Vi coughs aud lung disorders
Is generally acknowledged, In those cases OF
coughs which have long resisted oil the usual
remedies, the European Cough Remedy has
schieyed its greatest triumphs, many Of these
long standing and apparently hopeless cases
yield ut once 10 its remedial Power, aud two or
three bottles generally effect a cure, while In re.
cen, cases single Bottle is generally more than
sufficient. The following certificates are select.
cd from hundreds which might be given.
Rs.,sI kaDie vu,S % pL,i.isi - >>., s~~.~. ~sssh
communicated b, General Small. Liminglon cor.
mar, Nov. 9Th, 1856.
THIS is TO certify tina, for many years suffered
IRON the Pihisc accompanied with severe and
very distressing cough. My suilerings whenever
| took cold were very great, and | could meet
with no Remedy until about two years ago, when
tired Rev. Walter Clarke's European Cough
Remedy. from which derived immediate benefit,
aud 10y taking four Bottles Was perfectly cured
and have had no return Of either cough or Phlhls-
lc sine, rely recommend the European Cough
Remedy to all sufferers. II has been worth
thousand dollars tn me. GEORGE SMALL.
For sIle by Tris,em Gilman, Saco, and at the
Union and Journal Counting Room, No /, Cen.
laal block, BiddeioId.
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the POCKET RsCULAPiUS. Let no one suffsSiag
nom Ahaeknlsd Cough, Pain In the Side, Rsstlsss
Nights, Nervous Feelings, and che whsle tr.in Of
dyspepiIe sensations, and given up BY their physie
ian, be- anoihsr moment without consulting the 6S-
CULAPlUs. Have the married, os those nboat 10 b
married. any impsdisnt, read this truly useful boos
M II has been the means OF saving Thousands OF M.
tortunats creatures from The very Jaws Of death.
ory Any person sending TwESTY.PfNE CENTS
enclosed in q letter, win receive one copy 81 this
work by mall OF hvs copies will be sent Tor one dol.
lar. address, (post paido DR.wM. YOUNG,
iyaa No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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ALL HAIL.
Something for the Million 2!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE !!

WEcALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
w younE. 70 this vobdesfal pssparatoa, shlrh
.urns back " ne original color gray hair covers The
head 10 the bald With uxurant growth-rvmoves The
iapdrun itching, and IN eutanroas ssup,lsns-eaass
continual nov q the usiuH nulis aud hence, sssA
regular dressing ss the hAir WIN preserve lie eeos
,.tarsi Beauty. We can, then apoo n, S.ii The ssy,
dissased In scaip, TO nee q and surely, the yoanG
oil not - they value the flowing cks os the viiehlns
curl, ever Be Without t. Ii praise 10 upon the toegss
VI Thousands.
wltsr.swn, Nass., NAY ], isSs.
PROF. o. J. WOOD Anov ne 70 sii.ss The virtsss
and magic povvs q yexf Hair kesaorstivs. rhrss
months since, hass sreeeiinsy q yarehsssd AMI
ts In restoring tbs silver locks 10 their native eoos
and the hsk vhich bsS,r dry and harsh, and all
,ns Oh, nov became so and xossy, and eeassd faiI.
iSEI The a,dya ah.ppe.i. and ne sesip ls:, ~ n;
sel eaiy issk 80 ID 1900 ssaia.
Rsspsethry, yosrs, etc. cifAS. WHITNEY.
..tn. r. a-I Ssv Ysrs, Oct 4 isss
PROP. O. J. w00p-pear sIrt Amer rssAinr The
Advertisement In of NE Neg York Journals, Of yoas
esleSrai~d Hair .ksstorstvs, p~ucs I'd Q hAk piss
oottie, and much pssssed 9Th that eootias.
"a !. =. w tee s.o.'s, ssa :. 'sssasa ssssss
r,.ovrd ell the danirun and unpleasAot itcAlas frsa
sbs scalp, and has r-s,srsd ny hAlr naturally, ssd
hsvs % doubt. psfnspsntly -.
You have perms.lon 10 rsfsr 10 Ne ell vho eatertala
any doabt Of 10 perfsrmlng al hat y ssissa fs H.
hfAs Skkks, % 10 arsenv,eh Az.
Ihsu used rrokss9 o. wools Hair Rsstssstivs,
hair uhers bad ALLEN % t cleans tAs hs~d and rvs.
dsrs the hair soft and snooti-nsch noss % Than sl
L0alsviIis, New, !, lsss. MARr a. ArxfNSoS.
s..l. u inIssls, cs<u,,s. lane n. ~.
have ussi Professor O. J. weaAs Hair Restorative,
soi havs Adnirut lts vosdesfs e6scs ny hair - b.
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TREM0NT MILLS.
TEAS, coFFEEs, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, &C.
Wholesale, and alss In ANAL Packages
E. E. DY E r & Co.,
(sign Of the Chinaman grinding coreeJ
1d1 WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON,

CCPPLh the Dcsts nbcrt sih
- purest articles, ut ioicssf
Cash prices. Their Stock con-
sists Of
Teas, CoGees, Choco.
latca, AllspIce, Pepper,
Mustard, Ginger, Cay
enne Pepper, NutmeRs,
Cir o % m . %, Cloves,
Cream Tartar,T nrux.
q c q NJ or Prepared
Dandellon Rect, &c.
Having every facility for man
ufacturing and preparing the
several articles named, the pub
,.ic may rely upon having them
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Here's very clever soag lr iha, much abused
set Of men who make our sSdssstssssSgs. IL Is
from the Rutland Heraldl
The Wlhd goes yhistling round the
shop.
The cold wind whistles round the shop
II whistles beneath the window pane;
I, whistles across the window top
But the eobbler whistles . merier srain'
While upper and sole go hipPerty hoP,
And winds 20 whisiling round 'h~
III. ,;ch old 0.isssOr is ,--.osd in mind.
ms ~ ee -, suddenly put on wings,
/, b,' H,' NAV burn in the night. when the
wind
4. higb-bul the shoemaker laughs, and snsS
And whistles, and works with hipper'y hop
Will, night winds whistle around the shop.
oys who shrver aud shake, Oh, doors
Whose boards are frosty, but not with age,
NrhinI Of him who sits where the siove pipe roars,
And laughs al Tho storm kings important rage,
while leather aud last go hippery flop.
And winds GO whistins around the shop.
A, home there's need OF a hood. flock,
A book, slate or a christmas dol,
For the younses, and brightest OF all tbs lock
There's four or five Of the flock In oil
For whom the leather goes hippe'iy top,
While winds go whis,liOg aroaad the shop
And ia tina, home, n slice may be found
For the hspless one who happens along,
While winter SHOWS are sned around
And while the cobbler Is willing and strong
To make the hammer go aiPpery aop,
And cold winds whistle around the shop.
o Sc with noses aud spirits blue
Aud you who Gi'oay' rePine a, your lot;
Just call and see philosopher true,
And learn to be glad ior the good you've go',
And see the leather 30 fiipper,y ioP,
And hear the whistling round the shop.