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DR. CUDwORTH-Botanic lnhmary No. Is How
Il u .,i Street Ua..tan- Mass.

nR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lnhrmary No. IL How
~ ard Street, Boston, Mass.
DR. CuDwoRTH attributes TO his NEW DISCOVERY,
much Of his in curing the most dsrprooted,
obstinate, COMPLICATED aud long standing aud even
NM EIIED disorders Of the human system His utter
discard of Mercury hydrate Of potash and other min.
eral poisons from the medical practice, forced him TO
search for substitute and the result was this agent,
which In itself 10 Thorough but mild searcher dis
solver and rxpeeT Of all mercura or other poisonous
deposits on the human system.
This 10 well worth a sober consideration! Because
his esn.ng and renss, ating remedy, the "New Dis
co,rry,n 10 the basis which his theory of Healing
long and well settled disorders founded, aud VIII In
all sses introduce healthy action great
but where he pronounees thorough cure, II has SEy-
IN FAILED.
Old Diseases Of the Throat Chest Heart and Lungs,
(,out and atsm, Ind gestOn, General Debiit.
Mercural Affections Females Chronic Disorder, N.r
yousness and IIabtual Headache, diseases Of indis
crete young and mddled aged persons and all diseases
Of the skin or urinary organs constitute u,t OF hui
mau Affections In which his "New Discovery" 10 Of a
most absolute efficacy For the satisfaction Of the pub
lie $50 win be legally forfeited II grain Of Mercury
is found in any medical preparation from this insitu-
ton. :,
All persons who by an ipjudicious deficient medi
cal treatment have lost all faith In the profession, aud
all hope of recovery may for couple Of weeks try the
New Discovery, and fever continue a medical treat.
mcnt that In three weeks has effected 30 important an
| undeniable change to his benefit.
DIR. Cudworth has his own Laboratory, where ell his
medicines are prepared II 10 his own interests to pay
WELL and carefully select the drugs used In his practice
90 that spurious inert drugs-no old sluggish
compounds, nor mistaken, inaccurate, or fatitous
can defeat his knowledge and disapIoint
his patient. No. Is Howard street Office open day
and evening lyr32
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a. Winter Arrangements,
New York and Portland.

The splendid and fast Steamer h esspeakeI
Capt. sipSEY URowELL, will run regularly between
New York and Portland, as folows;-
Leave Browns Wharf every Saturday, at o'clock,
T. NJ and returning, leave New York, Pier ~ N. L..
every Tuesday, at the same hour.
This vessel has just been fitted up with new and
powerful machinery, and very fine accommodations for
messengers making this the most speedy, safe and
comfortable route for travellers, between New York
and Maine.
Passage sl.50. No charge for state Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and nom Montreal,
Quebec, Bangor, Augusta, Eastpor and 81. John
Also connects with steamers for Baltimore. Goods
taken through with despatch at the cheapest rates
Browns Wharf, Portland, or to II. u. Cromwell, Pier
~ y. r., New York.
November -, 1887. 4su
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From he present Csami,sioaer.

',AuGusr IL, lsa5.-During the time have held the
Office Of Commissioner of Patents, r. II. Eddy ESD,
Of Boston, has been extensively engaged In the trans
action Of business with the Office, as Solicitor lie
Is thoroughly acquainted with the law and the rules
Of practice Of the Office. regard him as one OF the
most capable and successful practitioners with whom
have held Official intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
Boston, sept. 2, ls5T.-lyr3I Com. OF Patents"
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uudsOns American Salye
-AND-
BURN OINTMENT.

T,ilIs Compound has stood the test and gained the
favor Of thousands for the cure Of Burns, Cuts
ssld. Bruises sore Lips and Ey sds, Chapped lrnd'
Alton piles, salt Rheun, Chilblains, Bites Of Mu,qui-
toe, spiders, heas bedbuys and insects OF all kinds
Sore. on Children, Wounds from Iron, Pains In the
Side and Back, Chafes Corns, Balls, &c. II 10 also
GOOD IN ali cases where an outward Application 10 need
ed. Tor more particulars, zee papers accompanying
JOsEPH HUDSON Sole Proprietor, Mattapoisett,
M,,.. WN c. DrEa, Bddsford, Me-, dealer In Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals &C., Wholesale and retail agent.
rs. paYASI, Kennebunkport.
sold by druggsts and vendors Of medicines In most
NJ the states and British Provinces 6mS6
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sHnRIFF's SALE.

WORK, ss. February 10. 1883: Taken on
u execution. In favor Of mon Lewis, OF Kit,
terry, in said County Of York, and will be sold
At public yendue, on SATURDAY. tie tcenfi-
sth day Of March. A. d. 1858. At eleven Of the
clock In the forenoon, at the Office Of StIlman
u. Allen, ESQ, In said Kittsry. all the right In
equity that Francis Love, Of said Kittery. had,
on the eleventh day Of March, A. ID. 1856, at 8
~ OF the clock in the forenoon (being the time
the same was attached on the original wriD Of
redeeming certain mortsaged real estate In said
Kittery. being the premises now occupied BY
said Love, consisting Of a parcel Of land and
buildings. which parcel Of land !. bounded ..
follows: Beginning at the south easterly corner
Of land Of A. p. Wentworth, on the road lead.
ing from "Kittery foreside" to "Spruee Creek
aud running by land Of said Wentworth one
hundred feet; thence southerly BY land OF John
Rogers, two hundred and twenty -four feet then
westerly. by land formerly Of John Rogers. one
hundred feet to said road thence by said road
rs the wall now stands, one hundred and eighty
feet TO the place began At.
Particulars Of mortgage, terms, &C., at the
time OF the sale.
3wl0 NATHL q. MARSHALL. Sheriff.
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GO An eccentric gentleman Of means
in New Hampshire offered TO pay the ex-
penses OF literally educating young man,
In case the latter should be able to cover
the walls Of certain room with deiaced
postage stamps. The young man is engag-
ed in accomplishing the task, for which
ubou, eighty thousand stamps will be re-
CURED; and several young ladies Of Boston
acquainted with the parties, have volunteer.
ed their assistance to the young man, one
of them having already made collection
of three thousand stamps, another about
thirteen hundred, and third about seven
hundred,
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TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time I occupied the Office Of Comms,
sioner Of Patents, r. u. Eddy, Esq, Of Boston, DID
business at the Patent O.e Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There were few. II any persons acting IN
that capacity, who had much business before the
Patent Office and there were none who conducted u
with more skin, fidelity and success. ] regard UT,
Eddy a. one Of the best informed, and most skiliu'
Patent solicitors In the United states and have no
hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot EN-
ploy person competent and trustworthy, ana
more capable Of putting their applications In form
10 or them s.riy and fa,orabie oonsuefaon
at the Patent Office. EDMUND HUME,
Late Commissioner of Patents.n
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IMrORTANT To rEMALEs. MADAM CupwoRrI

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. MADAM CUDwoRrll,
i No. Is Howard street, Boston, Mass. The necessi-
" Of Botanic lntmary and discreet Female Msdi-
cal adviser for ladies consult in certain cases. Is 80
apparent that II 10 useless TO enlarge upon It, MAIDEN
c. Is very thankful to the ladies for the patronage
extended to her In private practice. She confidently
warrants that her treatment shall be perfectly satsae-
tory TO ALL The high order Of this medical establish
m,nt will satisfy any that all will be treated IN the
most thorough manner in all departments. Madam Cs
medicines for Female Irregularities, suPpressions, Sc
are positive in their nsult teDding to remove OBJ
struetons and strengt hening their system. Ladies
requiring medical aid will do well to call and consult
Madam T.. before going elsewhere.
An letters addressed TO Madam CUDwoRTH, ~ How
ard street, Boston Mass, enclosing one dollar, viii be
promptly attended to.
Once open day and evening. lyr32
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c. When an infide production was
submitted-probably by Paine-to Benja-
min Franklin, in manuscript, he returned 1t
to the author with letter, from which the
following is extracted:-
Il would advise you not to attempt TO un-
chain the tiger, but to burn this piece before
it is seen by any other person. IL men are
so wicked trih religion, what would they
be ipithout il 20
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SAVE YOUR MONEY By BUYING
PERRY'S PATENT LAMPS

A NEW IMPROVEMENT, and the best lamp In
n the kbown world TO burn cheap oil or grease civ
ing beautiful and brilliant light at let cent per hour
soaal 10 two common lanps These lamps are for sale
IS Der cent, lower than Ufords Patent, besides being
an easy lamp to trim and keep clean, and for
use about house. To be found at 7. l. MCRPHY's
Paint and Oil Store. Also, burning Oil for Psrry's
Lamp, for sale at 6sl cts. per gallon
piddeford, April ", 1881. III
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o. J. WOOD Il Co., Proprietors, 3l2 broadway, \.
V, lin the great y. Y. Wire Railing EstabshmentO
and IN Market St. st. Louis, No. cold ~ ). sawyer,
i'm Biddeford :. :. Mitchell, In saco; and aud all
Wholesale Druggists In Boston and Portland. 3mosl
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GfoRGE ". iIIGGINBoTIIAM,
SARAH A. HICGISBOTIlAM.
Gardiner. Me-. June -, |

Gardiner, Me-, June %, 1855.
PROP. o. J. woOD-Dear sir; have used two bot
ties OF Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly
say IL IL the greatest discovery Of the age for restoring
and changing the hair. Before using It was man
of seventy. My hair has now attained ITS original
color Nou can recommend II to the world without the
least fear, as my case one Of the worst Kind.
Yours respectfully,
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THE SnUiLS AND QUICESiSDS OF YOUTH

THE SHOALS AND QUlCESiSDS OF YOUTH.
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u " On Spermatorhea or Seminal Diseases.
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critical passage from youth to manhood.
BY DIR. CULvERwELL,
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF
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and 80 years Resident Practitioner In London |;
Author Of the "Guide TO HEALTH" screen
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This small but highly valuable Treatise. writ.
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For sale.

THE house and Ut the corner Of Main and Chest
nut streets, In this city, occupied Nv the sub.er
Der. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
ISAAC T. doBsOS.
Biddsford, NAY soth, 1857. Yiu
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FATAL CONSUMPTION
Quick, Sure, and Safe.
THE
American Specific,

For Dahpa, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, and all dis
eases Of the Stomach and Bowels, incident to the
SUMMER & FRUIT SEASON.
The Proprietor would respectfully call the at.
tention Of the public to the above remedy for
Summer Complaints; II is the prescription Of
one Of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFUL
PHYSICIANS IN NEW ENGLAND, and has been
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Agents, II. II. Hay & Co., Portland, whole
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Hickory Grove, s.. Charlie. Co.,

Hickory Grove, g. Charles Co,
No., Nov. ~, 1850.
TROF q. ]. wOOD-Dear Fir; some time last sum
ner we were induced Of your lair Restor'
aiiye and its effects were 80 WONDERFUL we ieei u our
duty 10 YOU aud the afflicted 10 report II.
Our litl. sons head for some time had been perfect
IL GOV ,red with Sores and called II seald head
The hair almost entirely of In consequence, when
friend seeing his suierings, advised US to use your
Restorative we did 50 with little hope Of success but
10 our surprise and that Of friends, very lew APP
pcatons removed the disease entirely, and new and
usuriant gowth Of hair started out and we can
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Iuxuriam a crop NJ hair as any other child. We can
therefore, aud do hereby recommend your Restorative
az perfect remedy for all diseases OF the scalp and
hair. We are yours, respectfully,
GEORGE W. HIGGlNBOTllAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
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~ Winter Arrangements.

On and after Monday, the elst inst, the Steamers
Lewiston, Capt. GEOLGR KNIGHT, and Montre-
al, Capt. !. 4. PRiScE, will run as followsi-
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland, every Monday
r. NJ and Central Wharf, Boston, every Monday Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, at O'Clock,
M. - oo
Pare In cabin, 81 IS. IRE on deck, sl.00.
Nh Each boat Is furnished with a large numbe
of state rooms for the accommodation Of ladies and
families and travellers are reminded that by taking
this line much saving Of time aud expense viii he
made and thai the Of arriving In Bos-
ton AT late hours Of the night will be avoided.
The loats arrive in for passengers to take the
earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage 10 an
amount exceeding $50 In value, and that personal, I'M
les, notice 10 given and paid for at the rate Of one pas
,,psrr for every $500 additional value. ES Freight
TAI en- n, usual. tfis L. BILLINGS, Agent.
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PARTNEIsSHIP.

FINHE subscribers have formed partnerhip unde,
l. the firm Of CHISHOLM n C1oBHSow, for the Prse
tice Of Law In BddsfoId, AID have taken an Office II
Washington Block, over 10, den's Periodical Depot
Of Liberty and Washington Streets (sntrancs
on Liberty street, 4. u CHISHOLM,
II. &. COODENOw
Biddeford, Dee. 5th, 1855. tny
n. II. The subscriber will continue hsonee In saco,
a. heretofore, Deerings block, opposite York Hotel.
A. D. CHISHOLM.
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THE
GREAT BEAUTlFlER !! {!
So long unsueeessfully sought,
FOUND AT LAST !!
THE

JNOR 1T RESTORES PERMANENTLY GREY HAZE
10 its original color; covers luxurianty the bald
head removes all dandruf itching, and all serofula,
scsld head and all eruptions makes the hair sot,
healthy and glossy aud viii preserve IL TO an magn'
Able age removes as II by magic all botehes, Se.,
from the face, and cures all neuralgia and nervous
beada,he. see circular aud the following.
Dover, y. H., Feb Q, 1887.
PROP. O. J. WOOD & C0-Gsnts; Within a few
DAYS we have received 80 many orders and calls for
lrot o. j. Woods Hair Restorative, that to-day We
were compelled TO send to Boston for quantity, the
dozen YOU forwarded all being sod) while We might
order quantity from YOU. Eruy Ishe ne hare 'O!d
,eem, b. hare Jrcisced three ~ fur ner cu'tser', and
the appreciation and patronage IL receive. from the
most substantial and worthy citizens OF our ,eny
fully convince ne that IL 10 a MOST VALUABLE
PREPARATION.
send us as soon as may be one gross Of 81 sine and
one dozen 81 sine and believe uf. yours ,e respect
fully, (signed) DANIEL LAIhhor NV
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II = M O v a L.
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT AGENCY.
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING
Is EXCHANGE STREET. BOsTON.

WEBSTER BANK BUILDING
Is EXCHANGE STREET, BOSTON.
DATENTs SECURED IN THE UNITED STATES.
and in all other patent granting Countries. specih-
cations and drawings prepared Caveats fled Recon
sideratons procured Of applications that have been
rejected upon imptrfecty prepared papers, lntefer-
encss prosecuted. Reissues and extensions procured,
and in general all business connected with the Patent
Office transacted with care and promptness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all neces-
sary information and have their business transacted,
by writing TO the subscriber. without the trouble and
expense Of visit 10 Washington.
lie legs leave to refer those unacquainted with him
10 the following testimonials.
L. s. PATENT OFFICE. Feb. %, 1885.
From tie Hon. Charles Mason, CAnmi''''er " Pdfenf'.
t'ke great pleasure in stating that during the
time have been acting as commissioner OF Patents,
samuel Cooper, Esq, Of Boston, has been engaged as
Solicitor and has been In that capacity In constant cor
rsspondenee and intercourse with the Office he has
eNneed thorough acquaintance with the Patent Law,
and with the rules and practice OF the office, close
attention TO the interests Of his clients, and marked
eandor and courtesy that has rendered the Transaction
Of business with him pleasure. have no hesitation
In stating that regard him one Of the very best
agents for the transaction Of business with this Office
with whom am acquainted.
Commissioner Of Patents.
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From "A, Eyami,sr, Of me Patent Office.

FrOp, tie Eraminsrs Of the Patent Office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
In the United states Patent Office. have for several
years been acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late q
principal examiner in this Office and take pleasure In
stating that he 10 a gentleman Of the highest moral
character Of unquestoned knowledge in the business
and practice Of the office, and that his scientific at
tanm. nts such sminently III him for the Dusi-
ness in which he IL about to engage.
HENRY ID. RENwICK.l
l. ID. GALE, Principal Examiners.
\. III. Lane,
T X. PEALE,
THOs., I. EVERETT, .i.,,, p..,,.
T.s0CTHGATE SMITH, '
VA. c. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official rela-
tons with Mr.. Cooper, fay and heartily concur In
the foregoing recomme ndaton made by my late col.
leagues. WA. T.. ". FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan. ), lsjs. 1yr3
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ARCTUSINE.

ARCTUSINE.
I. PREPARATION from the Canada Bear, for pro
a noting the growth and luIurianes Of the Hair.
I. GILMAN,
ls,f Factory Island, saeo, Maine.
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DIR. SANFORD'S
INVIGORATOR,

A lady, writing from Brooklyn, says, "wouid that
could express In this short letter the value your lng
orator has been TO me In raising large family OF ehl
dren, for II has failed to relieve all affections Of
the stomach, towels. or attacks Of Worms. II mothers
once had this remedy Tlaeed within their reach, and
were taught how to use fearful and untold amount
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-26

" Antonio, would you be willing to do any
thing to assist in her escape p said, watching
his eOuntenance.
Antonio lay sick last year-sick and starr
ing the beautiful DOnnabroughi hiu. food and
medicine I'LL he grew well once move won d
work these hands to the bone for her-I world
plunge this drawing a small sti.etto from his
bosom, into the black heart Of Father Mar
unez. When my poor mother lay dying, he
would not come ne said he wOul not shriye q
beggar-he only laughed at me. hate him.
and dark expression stole over the lads
beautiful features But, to save the beautiful
Donna, would do this-I swear it - and he
kissed his small cruciir
| was surprised at the depth Of passion
which slept beneath this smooth faced Spanish
boys indOlent exterior
No, shall not want you to Kill the REST"
said. That would only make matters worse.
We must devise some other, and more cautious
method; and you can be useful. But YOU are
not deeeiving me, Antonio and / looked
sternly into his face
Again he pressed his lips to the crucihx
and knew 1t was enough.
Tomorrow, when the evening chimes ring,
let me hnd you on these church steps, Anto-
MO"
''!Si, seaOT!" and lifting his ragged cap with
native grace, the boy glided away.
Il thought the mOrOw's sun would never
bend his head toward the western Atlantic
wave; but at length the wearisome hours went
by, and seven O'Clock, was tolled by ali the clocks
IN Cadiz, and my gold repeater in my vest
pocket, found me lurking siealt1ily beneath
that portion of the convent walls where had
seen the overlapping foliage Now, looking
upward some twelve or fifteen feet, beheld a
small lime tree, apparently pushing its topmOst
branches from between some ereviees in the
summit Of the wall, and round it twining the
luXuriOnt foliage of a grape yine-its spiral,
curling tendTils embracing the tree, which had
grown three or four feet above the wall, then
waving and floating from its topmost bough to
and fro in the delicious evening air.
"'This is the place. / wonder If that lime
tree grows up from the inside Of the wall, or
Is it rooted IN some earth on the summit /
thought, straining my gaze to distinguish the
stem Of the tree from the encircling drapery Of
foliage. Why, didn't my nun tell me this l
could have thrown up rope ladder; that is
what Antonio meant, when he said. ga golden
ouza would buy many a stout rope" / sslilo-
qnized. while standing there beneath The gsrieu
wall in the twilight.
What if that old Abbess or the Reverend
PrslatO himself should get wind of this affair,
and shut up Giemence in the deepest cell of yon-
der gray stone buildingl" could not help
asking myseli-al.d, Rutgers, tell you my
blood boiled then pretty h0u-, as l stood there
waiting minutes which seemed hours, and still
she came not
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