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Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
AYERS
CII ER II Y
PICTORIAL,
ToR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs. and
Hfoarscncss.

nRNuEi.b, Nsfs., 2lh Dec. ift5 Nm
ns. J. g. Afra; a. u1i hesitate fatay ,-tleD
the best remedy have ever isaoi lur WI%
Coughs HoarsfuoTl. lnfuenra. AMI tie -
coDclmitani symptouis q "a Cold. 4 yunr f>-1
CurAnr fgcreHkl. d. constant use n M
my practice ana ny family far Tie iast >s<T
ten years has shown 10 o. l|pssass sHpe = III
ror yifitts lof tie treatment - fe.o t-1-
complaints. EBl.N KNIGHT, =. T.
A. u IoRTLEY. Is0.. ..of urics. NY writes: 81 have
usei your ffcpaAL lsaA ana "a my finy ever snOe
yuu nVenitd H. nul believe "a The ls~f me o. s
pufpa.o pat out. With lad cold shaaid sso,rr
lay twenty-five dollars ca b1fe than DO Nlil0ni a. q
Iake any other feiae.ly."
Group, Whooping Cough, Influence.
cfAt,sIlEtn. Mss feh. :. lsst.
bRorHER ARA WI crclfuilg certify ,ost pll4afal
y tic host remedy llssess lJr tie cufc - Defsas
Cough Coup, aud tiie chest deases % oidi.n W 4
your fraternity Ia fhe SIuih appreciate You skill ani
commend your medicine 10 fsrie
HIRAM CoSkLiN, II. u.
AMOS LEE ESQ, M0yTErTr. IA. vgies. n jan. 1866
u hal tedious lniuenza, which confined Ia dofs
six weeks; took many medicines without fsiiff finally
tried your rsCFaRsL ~ tie adgire II our cicrgsmaa.
Tie fret desc relieved The sociess Ia my fafnat aii
lungs: les tAhn ii,h the bottle msio complete,
sell. Your medicines the cheapest weii tei,t
We can buy, and We es.eaa Yon Doctor aud your
dies A. the po8r mans flIfn!
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

IL 7. kiser Wircsester, Tai.
Aud b. dealsrs in Nelrine cszrswhrsr.
marca 5fh. feS7.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
Icu=Mnrft SSpfcI.

9sn' @Nfctrtrn Yutlrtum Die crsrtsas gln,ciac, toe
ptrlrS eentlhe @nitbauo irmis rc Bar rrlItlten nsu
%rtetanrirt nnp anfS sSclitanoiafc rirlscrittct 1T. Sci.
'fnoe nm &ofsanasr hncsn %pafclelt eiueA sutcr, Sud
gno e'' Lrsuneiihlr Serienuna. 8aIts mnp marine
Speilsa llno gu itpT ~laass3sit al batcn. Das tele
g1scrtirr ols Srrtem 9pejne unp 9ic,rurs tci.cr Sn,,
litat iinc ltstS ~rprra,bis. ;3a rsdtz ~lsiBiatm essIlh.
'irler hihitn rnc an9cnrbnicn erfalitdt lareu oub in
Der tesi9sn Sailpn 9nn' ~erattenIt elm jTst
S.-M drrbau1sn II. Gr.
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o. III. GHALKLEY.

oanrifr "pn Ssprr unt Shub.6,n mas, 3mpprtcur
non Fnnitifihrm &altlrc,r,
10. Str, 'rtlten Mfaln II. Carp. 9ttbmcno. ga.
Esutlb y Strtnot en- mirb tMs ~prnldnSto1 oGrrt rte qoo,r
ION Ccotr oucr Nt tthCrS "nrfrtlcn. Iieil trn irbsru Ia rTt1 ~
ayls,1N al,s ~ tbLem SScldd aft n6ttips 9Brrf cum bic / a fmeinSe.
Sn.hh &C., que Srricn llsrere L; T. 10 Gue ron Sattleru unt
Slime nrrrn actraudt mtrecnbc Ycsrr III eteidtfnne crpr6tbln
Srfauft. s"' '"'''' - Sa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
Orut1he SdoersG pmpeanil

OtHlIWE JuUFFFCUWpG8nte
Dis Wtit9lisbsr tpsrSsr barauf aufmerfiant aemabt. bas ieSsu
Ocnntrifas, &bsnbs 8 lltr. Grtrter- %llstuneen III. Der SeFtrfea
pau CWtartfsaAe) ltatthnetn. u. 5aacHeper, orb. Ssra.
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observation-disclosures
WeHss SparptnabouS,
earpIsraBs, 8niltsH Der II. ume Is. Strape, 2 G6irsa
Ypn Der Is. Giraffe

Der tlnitr'cidncie rahi Rem bulscu svuslifum bic tro,Str, g,<
Sc!9e, Gag Cr an rtiicrn Nnte Gin gut einscrhittcS 9]cIrSjnNb No
8rit mo %fr2uno.idc @,hi:nunI TnSCn. ' ''"'''
1914 Srirri6 a;.,.:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
Iuspcrfauf!
9&uSocrfaufY

gu q TIT us etebaue
Woicartcitcr uno lltrmadcr,
Srpdoitrect Nr. III imiIdrn Z. ,lno 8. Giraffe.
crm 0rtepridpStrtrNcrs Sidtrnpnprr Gtientobn-Dep ot
9~c9eriltcr
CARD lnnAsThri9c &rHntithfeit scranlaBt msla
Wslfhalt aufiAseben. tiete idb bicmtt ciuem osebrtcn
gntlttum rnein weblaiortirtrS Eager peu librcu Ii.
@rleraaren i'll ben b~itti9iten 9rciicn an UNI te-
'1ertr, rap Gin GrcBsr Ghcil Der %@iplrmaarcu ron
mir ir!blt onarfrrtiAt murpcr, fir rcren Spltoiflt
tA NIT geht tiir9cm tann. @ ,na6
Aud bin th' Wilens rein fe5r ocufGnStaea
@elparbritrr' ~SScrf3cua. lrmie ctnr 3aNe &arneoL,
'aSpiS, une nie!e onpeps G4tc nno unGbtc Gpcl,
ltrtne ;t p%crfaufer,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24

Sarm III oertaufen Upsr sm, e~srrenten.
Cine in Der Rate Der Siabt lisasnbs Flehns, Forur in inter ain.
ltii9sn Ssbinaunssn s asrfaufsn. @dtsrsS su trfrasen in Ser Sift,
pisIe5 9lotttS. N 80 Fam
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
@tcrs 5reitas.
. q TT eb IT b 1it q cb G r

II" ~ = OFVHe 70 EENVHEVIE ="
~smsftistlt zen butfhen 9amtn Hidnpnbs Iein ppt(oGsrtir,,s 90.
ger prn Damsn. Sfnben sisner Sabrifa,icn, un6 label bi,ftItss
~TrsnnS!idlt ;u einen geiute bs!idben Gin, ba er ubsr,elat 1T. i,in.
bsSientn lM fSnnsn. &eparaturtn trsrSsL ksltens auslcflt rt :.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24

Strides Burning 6luiO gum Ssrfauf bel
s.. &. Sifber, Olaf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
Spebsn erbalten

Salatol. @erlts. Starte. &afsesGIsna Gtueclabs,
nebt elmer Nlense onbersr @rtitcl, @arflm,rissn, Qubin's Grtrott'
9rs,pn 4SinSIHr Scap, Geu ts GuIcsns. 8abnbi, ten .. &c. mn
Ssrfauf bel &. g. Nifher Soff ~"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
Oeutihe 9lpptbcfe.
Sranntwrin- 6Gnbl,r.

wtl!bs franlttsn ale Snrtsn grannhpsine um 20 bts % grut,ut
etll9sr ho rea, IN pcFl rcb ben rer Sualtat ,pie bisbtr ;u g.
fpnrmen, nNssn itrs @brsie in Der Sffce b. SI. talSiaif etSsssn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09

The Machias Republican, in com menting
upon the cool impudence of the Machias
Unions article on Representatives to Con-
sress from tie Sixth District" well and
truly says:
1t is perfectly notorious to all the voters Of
this district, that the legislation OF the coun-
try, controlled as it has been for the last ten
years by the democratic party, has been
stadily directed against the commercial
prosperity of Eastern Maine. The Tariff
Is 50 adjusted as to cripple our domestic in.
industry, the Reciprocity Treaty has opened
to the competition of the cheap vessels and
cheap lumber, wood and produce of the Brit
ish Provinces all the export trade Of this
this coast; and it was understood that Mr..
Fuller, as chairman of tho Committee Of
Commerce in the last House gave much time
to the preparation of new system Of NaV-
i1ation La,os, which would have as eflectu-
ally overthrown the prosperity of the navi.
CATION interest us did the "Reciprccity Trea-
cratic papers approve all these measures, for
though they ruin the prosperity of the peo-
pie Of Maine. they please the slavoholdins
sovereisns, and perpetuate the colonial do
pendence of the North, upon the central oil
gnrchy, that have usurpcd the government.
fae Machias Union has already published an
editorial article in favor of the Repeal of the
Fishing Rounties, and the Bangor Unson ap-
proves of the same measure as q just punish
ment OF the citizens of Maine for their inso-
lencc in resisting the rightful control Of the
Slave Power
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09
59.49s 2.9ss.c2s 4l6.5Gl I2l2s.5 .532

Sir this table nr2snnts in n nutshell the
history of the cod fisheries. Compare their
PROGRESS with that of almost anv branch of
| industry in the country. North or South
and their barrcncss and unuofitahl.nes, to
those enoaccd in them will he made conspic
nous Comnare them with the whale fish
nrv statistics which TIN, senate COMMITTEES
embody in the same table with those have
quoted. There were but four vess is, with
90 tons and ninety-eieht men. enraged in
! the whale fishery in 1915. In five Years.
the number of vessels had risen to los. the
TONNAGE to 32.3S7. and the crews to .. 500
men The table cxhibits n ranid and almost
uninterrupted rate of increase down to 1857.
when the number of vessels was SIG. the tnn-
M re lgJ.-7o and the crews "a. IA men
Connlre the nr,ora.s of the cod f.hcri rs
| with that Of the production of pir IRON
,eror,linr 70 the last annual rcport of the
Secretary of the Treasury. the prnlucli,u of
1ig IRON in lSon was 20 600 tous in lS%o.
il was l6j 900 in 1910 it was 37j 900: in
lS5O, it was 564 .7j5; in 1856, it was 600,
900 and t,day 1t is d,ubtI -. a million aud
a quarter tons. or more thun hftv-fold in
thirty-cipht yrlrs.
II wec3mp,re tie cod fisheries Of New Enc
land with the coal productions of Pennsvl-
yana. the contrast IS still more striking
In lS20, according to tn, Secretary S report,
the coal product of that State WAS only 3Gj
tons-barely a load for schooner; in 1880,
it amounted to l74.73l tons in 1910, to S65.
Ala tons in 1910, to 3,254 ,32l tons and
in 1856. tho coal product of Pennsylvania,
was 6 .7jl, ,5i2 tons
find, in the report Of the Secretary of the
Treasury. a statement of export of cotton
from 1871 to the present time. The total
production Of the country would present a
still more striking contrast with the progress
of the cod fishery. In 1921, the export OF
cotton was Ia .S93 900 pounds in 1880, it
amounted to 29S ,4j9 900 in 1910, to 743,
al 900; in 1850, there was a temporary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09

Mr.. Chairman while the duty on salt has
been reduced to very low figure, thereby
furnishing the opponents Of the bounty sys-
TEN with what they regard as an unanswera-
bic argument in favor of repeal, it must not
be forgotten, on the other hand, that protec-
tion against foreign competition has been
withdrawn from our fishermen in great
measure. have already drawn attention to
the protection afforded by the act of 1889,
when n duty of seventy-fvc cents per barrel
was imposed on imported picked fish. and
fifty cents per quintal on dried fish. Under
the tariff of lS46, ths duty was twenty per
cent. on all imported fish, but, by the reci-
procity treaty with the British Provinces,
we were deprived, in 1854 of the advantages
this duty gave us in the domestic market,
and our immediate neighbor and greatest
competitor in the production of fish was plac-
ed on footing of equality with us. They
are given by that treaty the freedom of IA
market among thirty millions, and we have
the benefit of their market three millions
In other words, we are PERMITTED to carry
coal to Newcastle.
The tariff of 1857 still further reduces the
duty on imported fish, 50 that now the whole
benefit Of that sort of protection amounts to
duets of countries of whose competition we
have little to fear, even without protection.
Here, then, is an additional reason for bounty
unless the policy Of Government is to break
down the fisheries.
l will proceed to show that the condition
of the fisheries is by no means prosperous,
and without some efficient protection from
the Government, they must sink into insig-
nficance. In or 'er to place the matter be-
yond dispute, will quote from an authority
which cannot be gainsaid. The Commute on
Commerce, in the other wing of the Capitol,
have reported in favor of the repeal OF the
fishing bounties. They said nothing of the
repeal Of the sale duties, and are therefore
left to infer that they desire to burden the
fisheries with .hat duty, at the same time
that they deprive them of what was original
ly designed as an equivalent.
The report embraces table marked B.
which Is too large for my purpose, else
should be glad to incorporate it into my
speech. must content myself with the fol
lowing proportions of it, which relate more
Immediately to the subject in hand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09

NATIONAL FlNANcEs.-The well-informed
and candid Washington correspondent Of Oh,
New York Courier q Enquirer says, in re-
fercnce to the attempts to put good face
on the financial reputation Of the party in
power
"In money matters the existing Adminis-
tration is a gigantic failure. 1t stands =
pillar of blunders, and all the columns of tho
press cannot prop it up. Take, for instance,
the Unions own statement Of the appropriA-
tions of the last session, as proof of the
wreck into which the government is falling.
The official print admits that the aggregate
ofappropria ions is S6s ,00O, 900. TO that
sum, the following are to be added, as items
omitted through haste, no doubt:
Post Office Appropriation Law sIr,5oo,ooo
Permanent and indefinite appropriations which.
do not appear In the act OF eacl session s0o0,000
Cost Of collecting the revenue 300O000
.s23.1oo,o00
Onicially admitted 6s,o00,O0o
&97,lo0SOo
From which deduct $3,5ooo0O
l,600, 00,09l-e5ooO 90
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$23.1oo,OW
6s,000,

The keel of the new clipper ship designed
for the California line, aud to be named
"The Golden Rocket which We have here
tofore noticed, was laid by Mcssrs. Dunning
& Dole few days since, at the extensive and
commodious ship yard established in Brewer
by the Messrs. Cooper. Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09

The q. S. District Court, JAG Ware
presiding, will hold its Annusl Seton 10
this city n<lay, 1t ths u. y Court Goon %
tas Cussona Ho1ss buaaiaS.~,Whie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09

ARoosTooK VorEs ON TIE Logon LAW
Presque Isle gave A votes for prohibition, Is
for license; Fort Fairfield 46 for prohibition,
6 for license.
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R. Fl. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

lA1E AGENT OF L. 8. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, (uidsr the Act OF 1871
No. 20 state ST., opposite Ikilby ST., Boston
A ITER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
n YEARS continues to secure Patents In the United
states also In Great Britain, France ard other ioreign
countries Caveats, Specifications, Assignment, Ahd
all Papers or Drawings for Patents executed on osIai
terms and With despatch. Rssearehts made into Amer
lean or Foreign works, to determine the validity OF
utility Of Patents or Inventions, aud legal OF other
advice rendered In all matters touching the same
Copies Of the claims Of any Patent funshe oy remit
ting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washihs-
This Agency 1. not only the largest in New England,
but through II inventors have d'antag.s Tor securing
patents or Asesrtsinng the patentaility OF nsnuohs,
Unsurpassed By, IL not imneasuraby superior 10, any
viii, can he offered them elsewhere. The t.stnonl-
ais given below prove that Bone 10 MORE
ArTIIE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and
as SUCCESS Il THE BEST PROOF or ADNAN-
TAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
resson 10 beeye, and Prove, that at no
other Office of the Kind the charges for profession
al services ~ moderate The immense practice ot the
sub.srbsr during twenty years past has enaied mn,
10 accumulate vast collection OF spccifeations ad
official decisions rslat,e TO patents. These, Gsidss
hi. extensive library OF sgal AID mechanical works
aud full accounts Of patents granted IN the United
states and Europe, render lin able, lie, ond question,
TO Offer sup, rior facilities for obtaining paents
All necessity Of journey TO Washington to procure
q patent, and the usual great delay there, are here
sayed inventors.
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aDuring the time I occupied the ONCE OF Commis.
sioner Of Patents, Il. IL Etdy, ESQ, OF boston did
Lu.ibess at the Patent tnie ~ collector Tor pIsung
that capacity, who had ~ much Du,in," ivforr the
Patent Ufie. aud there were none Who conducted II
With NOR. ,kni, fidelity and success. j regard Mt:
Eddy as one Of the best iLioim,d. ana mos, sh'u,
hesitation in assuring inventors that they eahna eu'
pLy a person more comr,tsnt ard trustworthy, and
more capable % putting their applications IN erm
AZ tbs Patent Ofiee EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
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Enm ne pre,ent C.mmi,,ionr.

.Iror., n. lsaA-puring the time have held the
oaicr of Commissioner Of .stents, H. u. Ldd,, Lsq'
of boston, ha. been extensively engaged IN the trans
action OF business with the Once, % toieior' nc
10 Thoroughly acquainted with the law, and Ihe fu
most capable and successful practitioners VII. whom
have held official intercourse. ChAs. hAsoN, :,
Boston, sept. 2, ls57.-lIrJ Com. OF PAtents.'
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Only one dose taken Of
night, loossns the bo~ els
gently, and cures css-
firtrsss.
One dose taken sfter
each meal will cure Dys-
i.epssi. :,
/" One dose OF tw6
teaspoonfuls viii always
relieve S,ek He,sLicAe.
One bottle taken for
|, female Obstruction re-
moves the cause Of the
disesse, and mskes .
perfect cue.
Only one dose immrdi-
attly relieves Chisc,
while
One do.. often r,pe,,
ed h, a ,ur, eurr t,r
Cay,ya !N,gbu,. and a
,,r,,,n,i, . of lly,rI
1910 nly one bot,le 4,
n.sd.d to thUw out Of,
|, the system the effects Of
/. n n,sa's,ns "'s' ""s
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LUMBER. LUMBER.

TusT received, 3 CARLOADS OF wenaSorfa
u LUMBER, consisting OF
PLANED BOARDS, for finishing and floors, aud FLANK
from To inches thick. CLArBoARDs aud SHINGLES.
This, with my former stock ON hand, VIII MAKE goo
Der would do wei. To call before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders from abroad promptly attended to.
-.... .-. J. ID. PATTEN,
March 25,h, 1883. Pepperrl sqsnre saeo.
-,uEnIcAy A. FOREIGN PATIENTS.
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An old Indian Doctor
FANCY DYE HOUSE.

.ss VALENTINE FREE
VHyouID re,pee,fu, call the attention Of the eit-
w sens Of Biddsford, saco aud vicinity 10 MS new
Fancy Dye House, just opened on
LIBERTY sIrErr, Sxll COVERED BADGE,
where he 10 prepared to dye silks, wooien', Lnens
Cottons, Hats, Donnets Ribbons, &C., Ae any sooI
In the best manner. Bisaehing, OF all kinds Cotton
and Linen Goods.
Goats, Yeats, Pants, silk Dresses. Cashmere shas,,
Carpets, Blankss, &c. cleaned and Pnt I'D eoa o.usi'
Having had long In the business In frahee
and Germany he feels assured that all work entrusted
10 him will be done in q most ,kllfui sed thefough
from The coun,i, By stage VIII be faithfully aid prompt
IL attended TO. A..
Biddsford, April, 1858. hu
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MRS. GARDNERS INDIAN BALSAM
I,iyeryNOrt ana lIOarhOund.

Me,,r.. WEEKS & PUTTER, 49, Washington street.
Boston, are propristo, and for saie by oil Druggists.
I've ,uTe aud ask fs Mrs. u. y. Cardner's iLdian bai
sam Of Li,,rsor and IIoarhouId, aud take no other
for there s,e nmLsr. Of spurious articles ~ tue mar
krt. The genuine has blue Wrapper and red iaCsl
round each Lottle. sold BY all Druggists- Cmi6
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Il
principal regulators Of a
the human tody, ard
when 10 performs it
functions well, the pow
ers Of the system are full. -
~ Developed. The ,fem- =
acA 10 almost entirely de-
pendent on the healthy
action Of the Lrr for q
the proper performance
Of its functions when q
the stomach 10 at fault,
the bowels are ut fault,
and the whole system
| suffers In consequence Of -
one organ the Liter
having ceased TO do its
duty. For the diseases
Of that organ, one of the p
proprietors has made. IL
his study, In a practice
Of more than twenty
Year,, TO hnd come rem -
sdy whrrewith to coun- n
teTact the many deTange-
nents 10 which II b la p
Tie.
10 prove that this rem =
,dy 10 at last found, any
, psTson troubled with Lar
sr Compliant, In ANY Of
It's forms, has hut 10 try Y
q Lottle, and conviction !
10 certain.
These Gums remove
al morbid or lad matter
from the system, supply
ing IN their place a.
healthy how II bile, In
MIGRATING the stomach,
causing food 10 digest n
well, Juvyyi~g tte bod,
| giving tone and health .
10 the whole machinery,
rrmdNine the cause OF Z
the misunderstanding a
radical cure. =
Brious afidcks aree
cured, and, rhaf 70 BET
Ter, prevented, b. the oc-
| easional ure Of the Lar
er hr,;srafUr. =
One dose after eating
10 sufficient to relieve :
the stomach and prevent \
! the food from rising aud
sourihg. .
Only one dose taken
Leforc retiring. pre,si.is 1,
E,sht maze. z
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V"sfoU y w.
viii continue the Express Business between
Boston and the Stalt OF Maine, y
oyER rHE
r,,,.,n nc.,on 4 Maine, York & Cumberland, Kenne-
bee 4 Portland, sonsrset q ksnnsoee, Androscog-
gin s ksnpsbec and rsnotseot and ksnneose
RAIL ROADS.
AND BY STEAMBOATS, BETWEEN
Boston and rori,,d. Portland and Bangor, Boston and
Angus ., and Boston and Bangor .
Thsir ESprsssss win be in charge Of their own Mes
.snx,r, aud they have rssponsis agents In oil towns
on the routes and enabled TO offer increased faeil'
iiss 10 the public for the transaction Of busnsss.
PRoPRIEToRs
.. II. HopoNas, Bangor, y. WINSTON, Portland.
q. Z. cAArESIFn, Augusta D. W CAM, BosroS.
J. X Hall, Boston.
They assume responsibility or loss by Fire per.
lie of The sea for the delivery % packages going
be,ond their route, AFTER they have len their hands.
eSs- once in saeo. Hans Block, ~ Factory L.
land. in Diddsfsrd, at ClEAyts kihbAlls.
Z hso II 4 - A'AhiIh' Agent
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The Liver Invigorator

rs A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and :,
daily working curts, almost too great TO bee's.
eur,s az IL by magic, he frat dose rirog te"sM
am, Mind OF L,rey complaint from the worst Jdnndio
or D,,repsia 10 common Iisddache, all Of which ar
IN. result of D.std,e,I Lsrer.
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W ATS oN's
SEWING MACHINE,
BOYn'S IMPROVEMENT.

THE subsevibss, having purchased the exclusive
i right To in.naf~<su~ ana ell wstssa's sewing
Machine, In York County, AID having impro,sd aud
perfected the ssms aud oJtaiusd tstisss lstsnt"
our ipso,.psut, ss~ prepared 70 furnish the ma
shines az obee. 81. .f..TI - L..H.IE-
Having ussd them In families for tbs past four
MONTHS and made oil kipds Of gsm<sts, such - bsa.
W Over Coats Thick sed thin Coats, jsets Cor boys
PaLs and yrsts, Lsdies' Dssssss, Dssvss, Corss,s,
capss, sc ke shd having tested the quality 81 The
.ssk tksrsas Ny, ~l s.y that can aud ~ wsrnnt
the work 70 give psrfsst sstiafsstson. .-..I
We ksvs i<sn q great szpshss is npsovng and pr.
fetinS this m&ihins, asd psffsstb sssnsd that
With our impso, sspts. 70 - valuable tsS snal, sS,
a. the highest psierd nasisss, sud ssy eos 81 sdna
~ intsnsssee, sith little szp~ftsn<s, wtulss 10
Thsss nashisss are shst he psblie Asvs bag sought
Ter. and ain eventually bsesns pst And pssssl Of lie
furnitsss u s,ery family In eur eesstry. 80 -.
r.noa. ~ishiss " parhsss, saa ~ Furnished With
the ssaehis~s at once, b. sshAing In their osdsr-
Price, TuELys DotLAAs, 70 ls pad fes sa deliver u
the nsshises. o. d. BOYD d sToRLR
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|. ,,ss. g., Tue LIVER -'tih
|INyIGORATOR!
Iiu. n,rrEpAnEp ny DR. SANFORD. lsL.
Compounded entirely from Gums.

rs ONE or THE BEST PUR0ATlvE AND LlVEh
i MEDICINES nov bsfore the public, that acts 80
tatharfe, easier milder, and more enectua IMAM sn
other medeine known. II 10 not only CafAdrfr, Ia
Lirer remedy acting Arst the Liry to cjret Ito
morbid matter, then the stomach and bowels toesr
~ of that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes
eeetualiy. without any OF the painful feeling, rrPr
eneed In the operations Of most Caadrfs II strength.
ems the system the time that II purg,s u and
when taken daily In moderate doses, will strengthen
and build Il up with unusual rapidity.
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III rho use are g'rsng Their Hndn'I"ou' te's""y" :"
a.. .." .I Girr. H|.
ez- MIR uater in he mouth Hih the inristralN, 90"
= s,ealI.,r Jslh tystfl~r.
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PRICE ONE DoLLAs PEI BorrlR'
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3i5 Broadw.y, New YORK
And sold by all Druggists. cold also by W. Z. Dyer
Biddsford Ne. r-. I.s -