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The Great European
C 0 U G II r Z NJ L u Y
pr.vor.J h,, H., vyai,ar ClarLa
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,
HORkisl. ME-.


CORNISH, ME.
One OF The best Medicines known for Coughs
aud other disorders of The pulmonary organs.
Three years have sc,ncely passed since THE
Truly valuable Iucd, Inc was introduced INTO this
country, aud yet it, superiority oyer every othe,
Medicine IN tie cure oi cough s and lung disoider
Is generally acknowledged, In those cases ol
coughs which have hong Iesisled all the usual
remedies, the Europeans JoIgh Remedy has
achieved its greatest irinmphs, many az these
Long standing and apInpnlly hopeless case'
", III al once 10 it, remedial Power, aud Two OF
three bottles generally eikei acure, while IN re-.
cen, cases sluglc Bottle Is grncIaIiy more than
sufficient Tie following certificates are select
ed from hundreds which Nigh, he given.
Remarkable cure al Phlhlsic with severe cough
communicated ~ Grn,n small, Llmingion cor
mar, Nov. 5ib, 1855.
THIS H. ~ c,niiy that for many years suffered
IRON the Pihsic accom- panied with severe ~
very distressing cough. Ny su,i,ilngs wbeneye
took cold were very great, aud | could meet
with nu Remrdy until about two years ago, wheh
tired Rrv. Waller Ciarke's European Cough
lieInedy, iron winch derived immediate benefit.
aud 10y taking tour Bollle, Was perfectly cur, q
and have had nO return at .'ih,r cough az PIihi..
iu. | sine. rely recommend the European COu.r
Remedy To all sufferers. !, has heen wmih y
ihousSDd dollars Ia me. GEORGE SMALL
For sIle BY Trisieln Gilman, Saco, and at ih,
UuUn aud Journal Counting Room, No ecu.
iaal block, BIdjclofd.
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done. Jim went In and got the baby, with
the consent OF It's delighted mother. brought
10 out: when il was proposed Il should 30
named james Ward, after Jim, and Beech
or after the physician who had professional
ly attended the mother. Il was adopted BY
reclamation, and amid general shout and
appreciation the babe was named james
Ward Beecher--.' Jim with smile
ofillooncaled delight. was Juggling Of his
little nameake, when some Of the ladies 10
quested ~ SEQ the little baby 'Itwas pas
cd from hand to hand among the ladies, all
sdmiring the little bundle. but at the same
time general disposition TO smile and stud
handkerchiefs in the mouths, became mani
fest among the women. Jim wondered, bu,
wondered in vain, what this subdued laugh
ter meant, until the babe was handed to an
old lady. She had not had ii moro than
minute, when she exclaimed
law, suI!' et.f lg..t
We'll, what's tho matter. said Jim, fear
fully. rr
why. lisa gal!' said the old woman
handing the babe to Jim.
Then rose yell Of laughter; tho mer
broke out first, then the women, then they
broke out together, until ono univsrsa
scream filed the car. .--
Several gentlemen threw their hats and
muil,ers out of the windows, while other
endeavored unsuccosfully, to saw their leg
or The women blushcd and screamed -
the men shouted and held their sides. II
the midst Of this fun and laughter, jim
made his escape from tho car with his 'Jiu
Ward BeecheI, and for the rest Of the trip
ON the platform Of the baggage car. rumin
ated on the sudden changes and mutation
Of human liie.-Blfalo Republic.
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OTIS Q ITGnTNING RODS.
|, Fpm PROFESSOR LOOMS Of O.

"Hsving for the pssi 8 years given considers.
b e attention 10 the various departments Of cleo
,rical science, and having examined many light.
ming conductors, North snd South, have no hes.
itancy In psoaounclng OTIS Patent Insulated Light.
ming Conductor, % smbodying MON Of the nsces.
sary scientific principle. and Of the conditions Of
cer'sin protection, than any now in use in this
country.
The elegant and perfect method Of Insulation
constitutes Its chief excelence, while |, combines
III the advantages OF Other rods Wlss tks ROD
passss through giass rsgs, sokiek arc sxyyortsd
By m~tal;e iron bolts serswsd into tie ,eas Of a,
korss, ~ In The old method, the glass II sa,ily
broken. 1t, BY being inierposed between w.,
metallic surfaces 81, by the condemnation Of the
atmosphere before sn electrical current, 3D. BY The
violent collapse II the air which immediately iol
lows-and 9Th, by The heat Of the elecincal de
charge, like the pouring Of hot wafer into . giss
iulnbler. The insulators, Icing thus broken, th,
electrical fluid il even invited into tho building
(by the rS coming in contact with the ir'a holt
!Mdsy Aonses SiA fk1 impe!ls sa protsrtien, lac
bssa dsstSoyAd h igktsing. Bui aisw days sine
saw email brick house struck, though yrotecss
by two such rsds.- regard the inventor Of thu
nsp eo~a,ftoy ~ benrfscior OF mankind, n Asv
| INK Inrn,. he'd The world with ID certain proies
lion To life and property against the mos, ieri6
agent. W
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irregular Attendance At school.

Il is universally conceded by teachers
that the evils Of inconstant attendants arc
the most formiabie ones with which they
contend, Itcannot DO denied. ths. Of al
drawbacks upon common school efficiency,
! they are the most serious. Could parents
see the evils Of unnecessary absence in their
true light, there Is mason to believe they
would DO much less alarming than they
now are.
Some friend Of education has furnished
the following. to which serious attention
should DO given: T
l. Ifa boy learns to feel that ho may
leave his duties as a scholar for trivial causes,
for causes equally trivial he will forake his
business when man.
9. The time Of the teacher and the school
is wasted, while this absence Is being record
cd. B
3. The teachers time is wasted in read
Ing and recording the delinquent's excuse,
when he returns to the school.
{. lie interrupts the exercises Of tho teach.
er, or some part Of the school, in finding
the places at which his various lessons com.
menced. .
s. lie has lost the lesson recited yester
day, and does not understand that portion
Of to-day's lesson which depends upon thai
Of yesterday and such dependence usual!
exists.
G. The teachers time and patience an
taxed in repeating to him the in'truction
Ofyesterday which, however, for want o
study, he does not clearly appreciate.
Z The rest OF the class are deprived o
the instructions Of their teacher while he
teaching the delinquent.
s. The progress Of the rest of the class i
checked and their ambition curbcd by wait
ing Cor the tardy delinquent.
.. The pride ofthe class is wounded, anC
their interest in their studies abated. by tn,
conduct Of the absentee.
10. The POPULATIONS OF both teacher anc
schools suffer upon days Of public cxamina
ton by failures, which are chargeable to tb
absentee and not to the instruction.
IL. The means generously provided 70
the education Of the delinquent are wrong
fully wasted.
u. lie sets pcrnicious example for tn
rest Of the school, and usually does som
actual mischief while absent.
The fOreg ing summary, although 1t in
includes OILY a few OF the more importan
evils Of inconstant attendance, will, il II
hoped, be found sufficient to impart fam
idea Of their alarming masnitude.-WsisT
lury American.
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VAE u A Ii l. Il
REAL ESTATE

H~dD Hc - n +MES
~ Tie Subscriber, In consequence Of poor health
Iii Oilers fi sale an his Real Estate, In the city Of Hid
,efor,i. The Iiome,tead Farm. containing about ST.
crrs Of good Land, IN moving tillage and pssturng
With good growth % young hari wosd, sufficient bi
he use OF the LIp, With large txo story house, In n
god state ~ repair. two barns, wood houses, he.
Said Farm IL situated saco river, about Ia mile,
rom the factories IN hl,fori AMI ssco, the road g.
Lyman. WATERFORD, &c The farm lies about go d,
N saco river which is valuable intervsle, Yer,
sssy TO cultivate. being Tree from stones This voull
r a good farm for . MIX Yarn Mlk can sod 81
he door every day In any quantity. IL would Elsa b.
first rate stand Tor Public House, one 10 muel
wanted on this rOah
Aisp, the above large Two Story House, con.
enent for two families with about six u goo
and. 10 m.wtg aud tllsge-wouii be good place for
, mechanic, or for gardening.
Adjoining the ,ame, about 20 acies Of moving and
giliage land, u the a. 81 quality.
About one-quarter VI mile from the above, sbeut o.
.crvs of IN wing and pa'urins lana 1.-THE nnt quality
lor grass
Also near the above, about 70 acres Of voo and tin
her land.
Terms very liberal. Apply to the subscriber on the
PREMISES. HARRISON LOWELL.
Biddeford, Oct 81, 1856. ear
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Has been before the public more than 90 year
nd Is deservedly popular In tho cure Of
,I~vins. Sweeney. Ringbone. Windgalls. Pol
Evil. Callous, Cracked Heels. Gall of all kinds
Fresh Wounds, Spnins, Bruises. Fistula. Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lamcness, Foun
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Rot In Sheep, Gargct in Cows. Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals. External Poisons. Painfu
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites. Boils, Corn,
Whitlows, Burns and Scalds Chillblains. Chap
ped Hands. Cramps Contracfions Of the Mus
cles. Swellings. Weakness Of the Joints, Cake
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles. &c.
tEPamphlets gratuitously furnished by agent
nth Testimonials Of It's utility.
All orders addressed to the Propristors, N. 8
TcKER d Co. Lockport, NY.
rB-For sale BY Druggists and Merchants gsn
rally, through the United States. British Posses
ions. and other Countries And bv
W. q. Dyer ntrsi Blck, BilIeio,d rrstram Gilman
Saco and by Druggists generally Wholesale by u. ",
Hay, Portland Weeks & Potter burr, Foster Co.,
Boston. Is
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PiTENT>
AeGxr OF U. 2. PATENT Ovrics, wAsuisosos
uspER rus ACT or 1887

tLArB AcESr OF Y. 2. PATENT Orrics, WAsHHofoH
rsDsR rus ACT OF 1917
No, 70 s:ate Street, opposite Rilby st., Boston
A FrER an extensive practice Of upwards OF tvent,
n years, continues to secure PATENTS In the Cnitc'
States ss In Great britain. France, and other iorviRI
countries. Caveats, Specifications Assignments, anr
all rapers " Drawings Tor Psteuts executed ON ers
terms and with aespatch Researches made Into Amer
lean or Foreign works. to determine the validity or ut
lily II Patents or Inventions legal or other adce
Rendered In all matters touching the same Copies
the claims OF any Patent furnished BY remttiny one
dollar. Assignments recorded Mt Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
patents, or ascertanng the patentAbilty VI Inventions
unsurpassed BY. not immeasurably superior 10, any
which cen be offered them elsewhere The testImonhs
given belov prove that none 10 MORE sUCCEssbIL
AT THE PATENT UfFI, Ethan the subscriber and -
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADvANrA9ks
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has abundant
10 believe, and prove that a no other once
% the kind the charges for professional services 80
moderate. The immense practice OF the subscriber our
Ing twenty years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and oe decisions rel
alive TO patents These besides his extensive library OF
leesl and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted u the United States and Europe, render him
abe beyond question: TO oer superior seltiessor oo
tAining patents. ........
Ar necessity Of journey to Washington TO procure
Paten and the usual there are here SAVED
inventors.
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND uuMoR syRup.

To the Pablo. Whereas, one Charles n. Ken
has been couterfeng my Allied Ointment and palmn.
Oh upon the public article under the name OF III,
'0enune Allied Ointment" which ointment Is Q has.
Imitation of mine. have commenced an action agans
the said Kent Tor the Professor Hayes, state A.
sayer Tor the State OF Massachusetts, after having anal
ysed the two articles, says-' Chemically considered
these two samples cannot be PRONOUNCED TO he alike.
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 cir uatiny
are orgeres and mpostions, as the aidavits OF tn
following names prove, viz A. W. srxAKSs, A. s. BrS
asa, ioHs d SrAgrosD, ", 8. MERaiLL. Sworn to be
fore m., N w. Harmon, J.P. 4. d. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, June II, 1850
AoxSrs Dr. James sawyer. and Augustus Sawyer,
nidde'ord I. Gilman, AMI ID. l.. Mitchell, saco %
u. LAY, Portland, General Agent. ly2o
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TIE SOCIETY for the encouragement,
wearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at
No. l06.Chathaul st., cor. Of Pearl g.,

Sgw.yoRK,
Keep ON hand an extensive aud complete assori
meut VI The latest impoua'ions aud 'b<st Inanu.
. isciuSes OF .....
GEHTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Equal In material. make, texture. durability and s,yh
10 any stock ever offered In this country.
Retailcd at Wholesale Prices.
cossisTISo
sHIRTs-with linen bososns, collars and wristbands
% the best aud finest qualities, and new and ehosc'
CALICO snIRrs-The latest and most attractive
UNDERsuIRTs and pRAwBRs-of Wool, Msrino,
Cashmere, six, ami Cotton, Of desirAb,s and durable
highly approved By Physicians. Also, the sHAEss
|, sHiArs and DRAwEks.
CRAvArs Superior quality and beautiful styles
| and full assortment VI STOCKS. COLLARS, NECK.
Tiks. GLOVES, eCARfs, and MUPPLERs Of the neh'
| est kinds
PENDERs--An almost endless variety. Including
/ the finest AMI most durable.
POCKET nANDKERCiIIErs-silk and Cotton
plain xnd printei-an unrivaiei assortment.
! lIALR H0sB-WoOi aud cotton OF the best texture.
selected expressly Cor retail trade.
| MORNING ROBES AMI GOwNS-Elegant Patterns,
excellent material abd Of the ,est make.
This etock comprises all grades, from the lowest 70
the richest, that can he proiuccand having tvvry a.
any other establishment In the United staes-buytr
therefore, vii consult their interest by examining "a,
goods which are sold ut the
| LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRIcEs.
u. Coos promptly delivered at all the Rail Road
Depots Steamboats, &C., and In any part Of the iiy
without charge.
'.'sliIlsTs made to order by experienced hands, ia
superior style, at short notice, warranted 10 ht. rN'
Machine work done In this establishment.
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fErom the Bo,inn Herald.l

SOMETHING WORTH KSOwIsG BY using Pro.
lessor Woods Hair Restrictive, gray hair eau he
pern.nenily restored 10 It's original color. The
,ubjoned certificate frvm Jo nson X Stone, Gar.
diner, Maine, Is but one oi the many Instances
that daily coming TO our knowledge, Of lie
but a self evident truth, % hundreds 10 our CON
muuity can testify
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A Sigh, Mistake.

Jim Ward is n conductor on tho eastern
division OF the New York Central Railroad.
running daily bet~eon Utica and Albany
Ward has been in the employ Of the Central
Railroad for long period Of years, and is
one Of the Oldest conductors in the country.
Invariably accommodating and polite, no i
particularly attentive TO the ladies, and al
ways manages to make himself hvorite
with those Of the fair sex who accompany
the trains under his direction.
4 short time since, when train under
his direction was on its way east from Uti-
n, one Of those interesting incidents occurr-
I'd on board the train which adds to the Wis
iblc number Of passengers bu. scarcely ever
increases the profits Of the trip Ward. rs
room as be discovered the condition Of the
lady. hustled about, and with the train run
ming forty miles an hour, fixed up portion
Of H. exprcss car, and had her conveyed
thereto. A physician by the nanc OF
Beecher was ON the tnin. Ills services
were Immediately put in requisitiOn, and in
short time Ward had the pleasure Of an
nouneing to his anxious passengers, that
mother and babe were doing as well as well
Us could b. expected under the circumstan-
ccs.'
The mother was poor woman. and as
soon US il became known, Ward wen. round
with his hat, and in short time hand
some purse was collected, and jim, with his
countenancc absolutely fltering OF happi-
ness, took IL in to the mother. After here
appeared, the passengers proposed the child
should be named No sooner sid than
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American House, sacO,
RE-OPENED.

90, THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
III his friends and the public generally that he
IA recently purchased the house on P,ppefeh
Square, S-co. formerly k-p'ns. hotel, nnd knosn
!, th. AArEIcAs iOu,E, and hsylng thoroughly
,rpair-d, newly Psiulrd aud papered The house
throughout. and FURNISHED the sanle with new
uniluIe ~ every part, has r. opened lie ZANE o.
4 pubic house. This buiIse l. conveniently loca.
ed In the central part Of the Town, aud contains .
large nu,n'cr of very pleasant rcoin.-ihe whole
neing tilted up IN the most BpPnSrd modern sVls'
Stages arnye al aud coaches also lake Anu Hs'e
Dassengrrs iOr .,rry lTain Vi cars.
Having had long .xI,Tirncc IN the keeping {
pubic hou,e, a. iaudimJ al the Sacu iouse, aud
other buI.e., the subscriber aiter. himself that he
can nlskc his house pleasant h'lnr inf travellers
nd Others Who may iayOr blm with ihrif naifon'
Lge. ASA WENTWORTH
saco, Jan. s, 1857. OH
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GARDNER, Maine, June %. 1855

Dean SIN: l have used two bottles vi Profess
or Wood's Hair Restorative. and can truly say !,
man OF seventy. Ny HAIR Ia. nov attained IL.
orisinai colo, You can reconme i IL to the
world without the least ear, 10 my ease was one
Of the worst kind Yours respectfully.
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
Professor q. J. Woop
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Alnbrotyi'c Rooms.
No. O Central Block, Biddefsrd.

VNHE Subscrb-r having purchased the right for
Il Cuiiius. Pal~"t Anbro,ypes In B.ddcfoci,
mas nlled up la, itoons ia such q manner that rs
J, FULLY prepared 10 lake these beautiful aud en-.
during pictures "a GLASS, IN the most perfect
Ik,.i perfect msane, sud rold very CHEAP. The
public sle invited TO call aud rx.nine specimens
at the Biddeiord Ambv,ype Gallery.
Bidieford, March, 1886. M
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Pastor ofihe Onhodo1 Church, Brvokdeld.
Professor Wood.
From The Missouri Democrat, I

From the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR Dye This admirable ricls
similar Kind. now before the pubio, .njoys let
ter reputation as u Restorative aud invigorating
hair tonic It, peculiar chemical qualities have
brnehcisl effect upon the growth and character
vf the air, giving silky and glossy texture tot hs,
which was ornrriy ~ coarse aud dry nature.
Il has, also. ". understand, tendency Ia preserve
N, youthful color aud sppea ance Of The hair and
destroying or counlerac ting The effects VI age
With such Recommendation in its i.vor, we hard.
~ perceive how any isdy or gentleman should be
without su valuable an udIunct to their toilet
o. J. WOOD * Co, PrprietJrs, 3l2 Broad
way. New York, and ia Market Street, 4.
3,nl3 81. Louis, Mo.
Fold BY all Drusgists here
AGENrS.-in Biddsford, J. sawyer, IN Sses, q.
s. Mitchell, successor TO u. L. Mitchell. Wholesale
Agents n DOston. Weeks Potter In Portland, a. u.
lag. 3uosSS
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TESTIMnNILLa

"Durins the time occupied the once Of Commits
soner Of patents X. II. EDpr ESQ.,, Of Boston, did
business Of the Patent once Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There feu, any persons acting In that
capacity who had much buslness before the Patent
Once ana there we're none Who Conducted it with
more skin, ndelity and success. I regard Mr. Eiay
VI the hest informed and most skful Patent 30
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
morr competent and Trustworthy, and more capable Of
putting their Applications In form 10 Tor them
an early and favorable consideration 81 the Patent o.
nes. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Cournlaxinpax al patsnta -
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Hair iavigerator and Tonic.

a gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend IN
New Bedford thus: s.
To your inquiries, would reply. that when
first comm,uce using ProfessR Woods Halt
Restorative, my hair was almost white, aud had
been 20 for The last ten years and II was very thin
on the top of my head. aud very Loose, and pulled
out freely; hut founi that before had used all
the second hottie, (Which was eight weeks) my
hair was entirely changed TO its original color.
light brown, aud Is INV free from dandruK and
quite MOST. have had my hair cot Eve or ST.,
times since the change, and have lever seen any
thing like white hair starting from the roots and
Il H. now ss .hick rs u ever was, aud does not
come ou' =, ALL 1t has proved in my case all that
I could wish TO ask.
July !, 1855 Yours, etc.
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y,o, A, y,,,,,t co..,,,i,,,,

fFow WsssNs NouMtsst@Ntrs
"ArGrsT II. distributing the time have held ths
once Of Commissioned Of Patents, H. kddy, ESQ, Of
Boston, has been extensively esgaged In the rAnssciou
Of business with the Once, Solicitor lie ID thor.
oagy acquainted With the law, and The rules Of prac
tce Of the Once. regard him one u the most caps.
BILE and successful practitioners with whom have had
efheiAl intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
ly3I ~ - "a Conmissoner Of Psisnts.
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Pianofortes and MelOdeons,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. R. HORTON & CO.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering'S splendid @ and 2
Octave Pianos. NJ M. loves Cottage Pianos
plain care, improved action 9 l.2 Octave. Price,
SI75 Also, Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperior tone
md iiui.n. All Of the above instruments are loI
sale on terms which defy competition. ..
Music Rooms, corner Of Liberty aud Laconiu
Streets
Instruction given on the Piano, Meodeon
Guita-, aud in thorough Bass. ....
Old instruments taken in exchange for new, =
Secnnd hand Pianos aud Melodeons for sale on
the most rta sonahle terms. ly47
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s. s. Nit c 4 E I L,

(succes.or to ID. l.. Miichell,)
Opposite York Hotel & saeo House, saeo, Maine
Has for sale 10 Quantities To suit
DRUGS, FANCY SOAPS,
CHEMICALS, WASH BhLLs,,
PAINTS, HAIR BNU Ills
LINsEED OIL. TOOTH BRUSHES,
COl.ORs, FANCY GOODS,
Srrs. TUliPENTlNE, SHAKER HERBS,
yAENlsu, FARINA,
ACIDS. CORN STARCH,
DYE WOODS. CREAM TARTAR,
iETIsTs' MATkEIALs, SALEUAlUs,
PAINT BhUSiiES, FLAVoNiNu EAIs,
CANVASS. PRES Fliulr,
TUBE COLORS, FRUIT JAMS:
LARD OIL, LEMON SYRUPS,
SPERM OIL, LOZENGG.,
CAMpiiENE, HAVANA sEUARs,
BURNING FLUID, TOBACCO,
DRUGGISTS GLASS WAKE, SELF sEAL-
INC CANS, sURGl AL INSTRUMENTS,
SPATULAs. MORTARs, TiLDENs tON.
CENTRATED FLUID EX TRACTS, ALLENs
EXITS. TARAX, HyOsCY, HEi.LADON, &c:
TAPER, VIAL, BOTTLE, JUG AND SPECIE
.,ORks.
Physicians and country merchants having OF
Ter Ia my line, can rely on getting prime Articles
,l5O s S. MITCHELL.
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Professor o. J. woop.
BRooKrirlp, Mass. , Janus

bRookriEID, Mass, January IL, loo1.F
DxAR SR: Having made uial II your Hair
Restorative, IL gives me pleasure To say that It's
effect has been excellent in removing inh.mma.
iiou, dandruK aud q constant itching tendency
with which have been irpui.lcd from chdhood
aud has also restored my hair. winch was becon.
log gray, To It's original color. I have used no
other ar,ieir With anything like the pleasure and
profit. Yours uuly,
JK. BRAGG,