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mr.. CUDwORTIi,,BotanIe rnarmAry, No, Is

| mr.. CUDWORTII-BotanlcI nhrmary, No II,
! ~ Howard street. Boston, Mass.
| Dir. CUDWORTIl attributes TO bis SEw DISCOVERY
much II his H. curing ' most decp.TOoci, oh
stuac, COMPLICATED aud long standing aud even iS-
HEkIIED disorders OF the human system. Ills utter dis.
card ofmcUry, hydrate Of potash AMI other mineral
pOisons from the medical practice, forced HIN Ia search
for substitute, and Oh. result vas this agent which
In itself thorough hut mid searcher, discover aud
expeer Of all mereur. other poisonou, depoiits Of
the humOn system.
cleansing and r,Doyatng rsmeiy, the Nes Discovery"
Is the basis which his theory u Healing long and well
settled dis rles Is Ouniei aud will In all intro
uce healthy action ~ great consequence, but where
he prOnOunccs thorough cure II has ssysR FaILsp.
OH Diseases ~ the tn, cat. Chest Heart and Lungs,
Gout and rheumatism, lndigcstion General Debility,
MeTcuTial Affections, femHlCs' Chronic Disorders Ner
yousness aud liahtual Headache, diseases Of indscTee
young aud nldle-aged persons aud all diseases Of the
skin or urinary organs constitute list OF human aflic
lions In which hg "Sev Discoycry"is OF most abso
lutte efficacy For the satisfaction u the public. $500
will be legally forfeited ~ grain Of mercury - found IN
any medical preparation from this institution.
All persons who by In inudlcous oT deficient mel.
ca treatment, have Lost all faith In the profession, and
all hrpe Of recovery, may for couple Of weeks ty this
NEw DISCOVERY and never continue a medical treat
ment that In three week. has effected important au
undeniabie change 10 his benefit.
DR. Cudworth has his own Laboratory, where all his
medicines are prepared II Is his Interests pay
WE'LL and carefully select h drugs used In his practice,
so that spurious inert dru old sluggish CONF
pounds, mistaken, inaccurate, fttious prrpara
ions can defeat his knowllge AMI disa point his pa
tent No. II Howard street. Once open day and
ming lyr32
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\ PAcIric RAILROAD. The bill matured BY
the Pacific Railroad Committee Of the Senate
and reported by Mr.. Gwinn. proposes to 10.
cate the Railroad between the Big Sioux ana
the mouth Of the Kansas River TO San Fran
cisco. Alternate sections Of land on each
side Of the road are TO be granted, and $l2,.,
500 per mile advanced on the completion OF
every twenty mile Of the road until S25 600,
600 arereached-the amounts thus advanc-
cd to DO returned In mail service, and in the
transportation OF men and munitions OF
war. Five per cent Of the stock Is to be ~
sued. The President is TO receive the bids,
make the contract for 20 years, and locate
the road, having view to economy and the
best route. ...-.-., -..
The friends Of the bill which has been in
troduced in Congress, appropriating pubic
lands in limited quantities to actual set
tiers, say it will undoubtedly become law.
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ii ids ON's
AMERICAN SALTE 4 BIRh OINTMENT

A ILL., conpOond has 81 al the test and gained the
\ favor q thoasaai. fJr the cure o, buSns. cuts,
seaid. Bfass., Sore Lily. and Ey,d. Chopped Hand,
aud Arms, so,e Nippc., Di.e.s-. 1.-THE ssin Ibfam.
maiDa. Plies, sAli ihsum Chblans Bites u nosqal.
Oss, spiders ne.s, b- bugs and insect. q all kiRJ.,
sofvs ChiLr,n, Wounds hOm Iron Pain. IN the sd.
and Back Chafes, Corns, balls, 8e, IL {. also good
all eases Sa re an Oulsani application beoei. For
morv pa ucalars, see PsI-rs accompanying eAbh box
Mast. WV. q. DYER. No 4 Central Blocx. bidjsfori
Me dealer Ia Drugs, Medicines iheicals &c, whole
sale ani retail sgrut Us. BKSANr, ksonsbunkport
SD ~ drasgsts and veaies oi mhiieinss In meet OF
be states aud .jnti.h Proyiacvs omJ6
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She sincerely lamented that Mr.. Adams's
departure for England would separate them
from his society. She keptupno sentiment
al correspondence with HIM, after that de-
par,ure. because that was not the way that
Abigail Adams had been brought up to
FEEL or act-that was not according TO the
New England standard but she did, from
time to time, address him friendly letters,
and she honored him with the execution Of
her little orders on shop.keepers in Paris, as
If he had been member Of her family
That man was jefferson, and no thoroughly
reciprocated her respect and admiration.
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ALsRAnA is going to stick to Lecompton
il nobody else does. Both branches Of the
legislature have unanimously passed resolu
tions authorizing the Governor to call q
State Convention, il Congress refuses to adj
init Kansas into the Union under the Cal.
houn Constitution. Well, supposing Con-
gress does not admit-what is the State Con-
yention going to do?
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New TERRITORY. Columbus is the name
proposed for new Territory to be formed in
what is known US Carson Valley and
sometimes called the Great BASIN Ii Is o
vast region OF territory, living partly in CAL
ifornia and Utah. Ii is stated that 1t is now
inhabited by 5000 whites and 10000 lndi-
ans. The principal town Is, singular
enough, called Genoa.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the once Of Commits
siouer Of patents, H. II. EpDr, Esq, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent ONCE az Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There were few, any persons acting In that
capacity who had much business beforethe Patent
Once and there were who conducted 1t with
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy
s one ofthe hest Informed and most skiul Patent So
cors In the United States and have hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
more competent and trustworthy and more capable Of
putting their applications In form to secure for them
ar early and favorable considersoDat the atent Of
ace. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commi All NJ pa ~
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TuE BANGOR Un,On gives the particulars
Of tho arrest and commitment to Jail. OF
Mrs. Hannah SLIDER, Of that city, ut the suit
vi Boston firm, for debt. The arrest was
made on Wednesday, and Mrs. s. remained
in Jail until the next day, when she was re-
leased on disclosure
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SAVINGS BANKS. From the statistics OF
he Sc savings banks in Massachusetts, 1t ap-
pears that on the 10Th Of September last,
the amount Of deposits exceeded thirty-three
millions Of dollars, an average OF about SO
for every man, woman and child IN the
State. She amount of dividends earned by
the depositors during the year, was 81 az,
3Sl. The whole cost Of taking care OF this
fund, upon which dividends at the average
rate of 3 ga per cent have been made for the
past Eve years, is Sl02, OF per annum.
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n o TIC T. =.

WYE. having been appointed by the Judge OF
w Probate for the county OF York, 10 receive
and examine the claims Ut the creditors oil Mary
Andrews. late Of KtnuslHnLPnr,, IA said couniy
Of York, deceased, whose estate IL represented
insOlyenI, hereby give notice that six months, CON.
mencing on the tirsl day ol Drcrmber, A. ID 1897,
have been allowed to said creditors To bring IN
aud proye iheif claims aud that we Will attend
the service assigned Us, at the Office OF Bourne X
Stone in ksnnebunk, IA said county, on second
Mondays of January, Mach, aud May next, from
two O'Clock 10 i've o'clock L. Nj.
Dated al Kennebunk, this
18th day OF Dee, A. ID 1857.
EDWARD T. BOURNE, JL
3vI ELIJAH BUZZELL.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,

80 r>a D WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
S--s1-t On and after the Monday, the 2lst
in,i., Tue steamers Lewiston, Carr GEO. ksIGnr
and Montreal, Capt. Z. A. PRlScg, will run as
follows
Lave Atlantic Wharf. Portland, every Mon.
day Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday aud Friday
al 7 O'Clock, = NJ, aud Central Wharf Boston,
ey nv Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, al 8 O'Clock r. NJ.
Fare Cabin, ....s''''' '''''''''''slSJ
4" on Deck, ....s...''''' W
NIB. Each boat is furnished with large
number Oi state rooms, for the accommodation oi
ladies aud families; aud travellers are reminded
that by taking this line, much saving oi time aud
expens, will be made, aud that the Inconvenience
Of arriving IN Boston at late hours OF the night
will lie avoided.
The boats arrive in season for passengers 10
take the earliest trains out of the city.
The Company are no, responsible for baggage
To an amour, exceeding $50 In value, and that
personal, unless notice Is given and paid for at
The rate Of one passenger for every 500 addition
al value. O. Freight taken as usual
ms l. BILLINGS, agent
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. MADAM

The necessity u Botanic inhnm,ry aud discreet Fe.
male Medical adviser f0r ladies' 10 consult, IN certain
cases, Is apparent, that u Is useless TO enlarge upon
IL. Madam o. Is very thankful to the ladies fOT the
patronage extended to her In private prac Ice. She
confidently warrants that her treatment shall b. perfect.
y Satisfactory all The high orier % this medical
tabshmenl will satisfy any that all will be treate
In the thorough manner iB all departments Mad
am C's medicines Tor fsm,es Irregularities. supprrs.
soUs &C.. positive In their result In ending 20
move distractions ani strengthening their systm La.
dies requiring medical all will do we'll to call anu
suit Msdsm q. deiore going elsewhere.
All LETTERS addressed to MADAM CUDwORTII, u
Howard street Boston Mas enclosing dollar, will
he ~ omptly attended 20.
Oihce open ia, and evening. lyr32
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For moru than two years Mr.. George
Prentis Of the Louisville Journal. has writ
ten his editorials by Gmdnuenses, his hands
being paralyzcd to such degree that he
cannot use them.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS
LATE AGENT or U. 3. PATENT OFFICE, wAsHiSoroH
uSpER THE ACT OF 1881

FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty
"A years, continues to secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain, France and other foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and
all Papers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
terms and with despatch. Researches made into Amer
lean Foreign works. to determine the validity or util
iy % Patents Inventions land legal or other advice
Rendered In all matters touching the Copies Of
the claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest in New England.
sut through inventors have advantages for securing
PATENTS or ascertanng the patentabity ofinventions
unsurpassed by II not mmessurably superior to, any
which be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
given below prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL
AT THE PATENTOPPICEt than the subscriber; and As
SUCCESS Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason believe and prove that at other Office
Of the kind the charges for services so
moderate The Immense practice ofthe subscriber dur
ing twenty gears past enabled him to accumulate
vast collection and rel
alive to patents These, besides his extensive library Of
leg and works, and full accounts OF patents
granted In the United States and Europe render him
able beyond question: to offer superior facilities for OBJ
taining patents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
paten, the delay there, are here saved
investors.
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The Board Of Agriculture assembled Of
the Capital on Thursday last and was duly
organized by the choice Of Robert Martin,
of Danyille. President; Samuel F. Pcrley,
of Naples, Vice President; s. L. Goodale,
of Saco, Secretary.
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From the prssent Comm,ss,onr.

From hs prsssnt commissionu.
"ArGrsr II, distributing the time have held the
once OF Commissioner Of Patents, X. H. EDDY, Esq, o.
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
OF business with the Once, Solicitor lie IL thor
oughly acquainted with the law and the rules Of prsc
tce Of the Once regard him of the most capa.
bic and successful practitioners with whom ! have had
Official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Boston, Sept. 2. ls5'.-ly37. CON-, Of Patents
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An EXPRESSION Of GRATITUDE

ENPRE-SION " GRATITUDE.
II Last Cambridge, June 20, isSS To rHs AFFLICTED
This ceriihcs that have Suffered for several year. with
that dreadful % all complaints, seminal Weakness
no but ply stefan, o. person afflicted vas,
can realize the situation va. In applIsd TO an old
skllfu doctor. he It'd me that my di not ~.
quIre medicine - that should get well u I WAS
careful u my habits. ! waited ami waited until be
- weak and eryOus that could hardly walk
then consulted q physician who pretended TO under
stand the disease took his med clnes three months but
no relief since, have applied 10 other physicians.
but received no benefit. I began 10 despair. Wished
had been born-hai a continual pain or distress
n my head-drziness, ringing In my eats forgytfalnes
weak eyes, &c. vas muSh emaoiatei, my friends sup
posed me In sdecllBe rOm insns. study aud conhne-
IDent. The 2lst 81 last April, (hat day shail
forgc) friend AMI fellow student said 10 me, Charies
have come Oaiyise you. l have been troubled the
same as you arlherrf)rr, knos all your bad feelings
and the causs 81 thsm,"I called upon DR.. CudwOrth,
and he eurrd and he will you Il Jon tale his
in.,cius. isss my bds,c- ant you viii meter regret
IL The Bu day caleb him-LlIos oi ~. mprJyei
course % treatment ior little nine wesks-gradu
ally improving, and nov strong AID we'll both 10
mind AMI biy. lfthis shoai meet tie
eye u any afflicted as vas, I advise them As
friend % suffering humanity,t0 20 and zee the Doctor
and they viii be curei and saved from an unlmely
grave and rRoy all the blessings attendant upon health
Ee'dsr DO not delay you are In trouble, male or fe
male CHARLES DICKSON.
To DIT. Cuiworth. lJrS2
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Corn and Flour

THIS day landing from Caroline,
i 5000 Bushes Yellow Corn,
80 Bbls Sup Genesee Flour,
$50 Bags Fine Fed, ~ .......
All in line order and Tor sale by
JOHN GlLPATRlC.
Ssco, September 2slh, 1857. II
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is.,,aisaI!l I'D
New York and Portland.

The splendid aud fast Steamer Chesapeake,
Capt, SIDNEY CRnwELL, will run regularly De-
sccn New York and Portland, as follows.
Leave Browns Wharf every SATURDAY, al
o'clock, p NJ, and returning leave New YORK
Pier ~ N. r., every TUESDAY, at The same
hour.
This vessel has jus, been fitted up. with new
and powerful machinery, and Nc,y fnc accom'
modSiions for passengers, makins this the ino''
speedy, safe and comic nabe route Tor travellers
between New York aud Maine.
Passage 81 80. No charge for State Rooms.
Goods forwarded BY this line 10 and from Mon.
teal, Quebec, Bangor, Augusta, Easiport and
ST. John. Also connects with Steamers for Bal
limofe. Goods taken through with despatch, al
the cheapest rates,
For freight ar passage, apply 10
EMERY & FOX. Blown. Wharf, Portland.
Or to Il d CROMWELL, Pier ~ ~ X, New
York
November II, 1857. his
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Farm for sale.

4 SMALL FARM, situated in the northerly
n part oIlhe city Of Biddeioid. four miles from
the CITY mills containing thirty live acres OF most
excellent grass land, divided into moving, i.llage
..nd pasiurng Also. new house, ~ by 70. an
l. l6 by "a, well finished outside aud partly inside
Also, u barn 30 by 81. II any one is in want Of q
..,all farm, they will do well TO call before buying
elsewhere. There is more land adjoining which can
be hau if desired. OLIVER RUMEkf.
Bid" ,iord, March Goth, 1857. 1871
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CA II Il IA q L WOR X
AND
CARRIAGE REPAIRING.

T B. CLUFF, u, his shop on Pepperell square
d near the Mill yard, Sa;o, is prepared TO ex.
ecute all kinds Of Carriage work ar Carriage re.
pairing, either the wood or lion work, az To do
any kind Of work usually done In Carriage He
pairing establishment. or Blacksmilhs' shop.
His shop is conveniently situated, aud all work
entrusted TO his care will he promptly and faith.
Iully performed. He solicis share Of the pub.
Tic patronage.
Saco, May 20, 1857. 2ltf
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Gardiner, Ne June n, Is

Oardiner, Me June n, 1855.
PROP. o. J. wO0D-Dear Sir I have used two bot.
ties Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly
gay b the greatest discovery Of the age or restoring
and changing the hair Before using u vas man Of
seventy. Ny hair has nov attained Its original color
You can recoumend to the World without the least
fsar a. my case Vas one Of the vorG kind.
'||- loos, respectfully.
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Oh. WOOD 4 CO., Proprietors, sl2 broadway, ".
Y lin the great n. Y. wirv Railing Establlshmen and
ia Market street, 81. Louis, No. Sold BY sawyer
IN Blddeford, g. Mitchell In saco, and al Wholesale
Druggists In Boston and Portland. smosi
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Hickory Grove, -. Charles %, |

NO., NOV. ~, 1870.
PROF. o. j. W00D-Dear Sir, Some time last sum
mer We were induced use Of your Hair Restors-
tive, and ITS effects wonderful, feel Il duty
70 you and the afnictei, 10 report u.
Our little sons head Cor time had been perfectly
covered with sores, and called scah head. The
hair almost entirely came OF In consequence, when .
friend seeing his suerings, advised TO use your Re
sorative, did with little hope Of success, but 10
our surprise, and that Of friends, very few app.
uiurant growth Il hair soon started cut, and ue can
nov say that our boy has 40 healthy q scalp and as
iuxuriant crop Of hair as Any other child. We can
therefre AMI do hereby recommend your Restorative
us perfect rmedy tor all diseases Of the scalp and
hair. We are. yours, respectfully,
GEORGE W. nIGGlN8OrHAM,
SARAH A. HI1aINROTHIM.
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LIGHT! LIGHT!
PATENT, N0N-EXPL0SIVE,
sELP-GENERArISG
q a q a "'

GAS LAMP.
GREENE's PATENT NoN.ENPLoSivE,
" SELF. GENERATING LAMP j. the mos,
desirable lamp In use. Il hiss oil the essentials
which are neccsssry 10 maks LAMP sailsiscto'
~ 10 the public, combining safety, economy,
neatness and the greatest light giving properties
The lamp forms its own gas from burning fluid,
which Is universally admitted 10 be the most
cleaaly and cOnyenient OF all light giving sub
stances, ou the same principle as coal gas, being
yapo''zed aad deco uposed by its own heat ,,say.
ing no rrsiduum. Unlike the common huid lamp
u does not throw of Uncousumed carton, but
forms, frvm the duid, pure hydro carbon ga, aud
thereby uses up the lampblsck which Is thrown
into the air by the ordinary burner
An epto'ne Of the good qualities Of the lamp,
summed up arc as follows;
IL 10 perfectly safe,
Net isjsrisss 90 the Eye,
simple Ia its essstrscties
Net likely 90 Get eat or Orderi
Ne ssaske arise. rrss o.,
Eesasmicai, portal BE and cleo ally.
IL gives the most economical, brilliant hight lie.
fore the public. and is particularly adapted to
churches, halls, hotels, stores, and families.
The subscriber has purchased the right TO make
and sell the lamp Zoe the county Of York, and Is
prepared 10 execute oniers fs~ the same Al
au'd and oil lamps can be altered into these gas
lamps. ~ II. GOODWIN.
B,dleiord, Dec. IS, 1857. 6w52
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q. w. BOOTHBY,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Corner Main and Water sts., Saco.
WILL cut and make Genllemen's Garment,
w in the latest siyl e and most durable man
ner. Also, for sale at his Store a good assortmen
of Broadcloths, Cassimeres. Doeskins, Vesiings
Sc, and Gents. Furnishing Goods, such rs Shuts
Bosoms, Collars, CIa'ais, handkerchief, Gloves
Socks, &c.
Saeo, June 2, 1856. 23ti
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- III HE
GREAT BEAUTIFIER J!
So long snsucccssfuliy sought
FOUND AT LAST.


LOR 1T RESTORES PERMANENTLY GREY HAIR
i to Its original color covers uxurianty the bald
head removes all dandrun itching, and all scrofua,
scald head and all eruptions makes the hair son,
healthy, and glossy and will preserve u to an I'm gin
able age removes, II By magic all blo,ches, &C..
IRON the face, and all neuralgia and nervous
head ache. See circular and the following.
Dover, N. H., Feb. ., 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD C0.-Gents Within Q few
days We have received 20 many orders and calls for
Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restor tive, that to-day
we're compelled To send TO Boston for quantity (the
o dozen you forwarded all being sod,) while We might
order quantity from you. Every bottle rt hare sold
seems 10 Aars produced hrss or four nsw custom.
srs and the appreciation and patronage Il receives from
the most substantial and worthy citizens Of vicinity.
fully convince US that II IL MOST VALUABLE
PREPARATl0S.
send Us as soon a. may be gross Of 81 sire and
one dosen o. sine and believe yours very respect
fully, (signed) DANIEL LArHROP 4 co.
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became ofagc in 1864.
Jeacr.om N. n Mechanic.

The house us here described was but q
part of the completed Monticello OF after
years and was far less perfect in it's ap-
pointments. The remark that Mr.. Jetier.
son was Gotten one Of the work men"in con-
structing il, is 10 lie taken with some quail
fcation. He had often used one OF its rooms
Us private workshop. This was fitted up
with a variety OF tools, and he frequently
spent his hours Of exercise in il, especially
in had weather, making some small article,
like case for books, simple instrument, or
the like. lie may have also made architect
ur,l models, but this was about all. Those
political painters VINO have represented HIM
as Cincinnatus, engaged in manual labor
as his chief and fayorite occupation, except
when dragged forth by the exigcncies OF the
State, have painted purely fancy sketch
II this is st.ltesman's merit, Inc Is not enti-
tied to claim it. With hun manual labor
was the amusement, mental labor the Occu-
patton. He had however, decided fond
ness for nearly all mechanical pursuits (as
well as agricultural ones) and great handle
ness In acquiring their manipulations. He
could turn OH his bits of cabinet ware with
neatncss and despatch, and tradition Is dis
IoSed TO claim tbat he could hayo SUCCESS
fully aspirod 50 the mystery of shooting his
horse, had occasion demanded.
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W, MACOMBER,
SUMNER AND FRUIT SEASON.

The Proprietor would respectfully call the attention Of
The public TO the above remedy for summer Couplants
10 the prescription OF Of the most cxpsrisnesd
and skl(s! PhysiciAns In NEW ENGLAND and has been
used With never failing success In fAousands Of cases
Of DiarAGa and ito ktndysd dissasss. II needs No
long array Of testimony to herald its ecacyi merits
lie within ITSELF and TO the sufferer viii prove Of more
value than zrgs volume Of certificates All agents
are authosised 10 refund tAs money u does net give
safisCaefion.
Agents, II. II. Hay l. Co.. Portland, Wholesale W.
O. Dyer biddeford. A. Warren Ksnnebunk, r. 8. Bry-
ant, Kennebunkport, Jos. Curtis; Wells.
SIS. MrcHKLL, Druggist, saco, Me-, Sole Proprietor.
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