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American and Foreign Patents
Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LATE AoESr OF U. 8. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING.
TON, (undsr the Act OF 1879

". o..
TON. (undsr the Act oflSU)
Ne. O State ST., opposite Kiiby Sc. Bssssn.
FER an extensive practice Of upwards OF TWEEN
n ~ years, continues 10 secure Patents In the unl-
ted States, also In Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
mcnts, and all Papers or Drswnysfot Patents, exc
cuted on liberal terms and with dispatch. Research.
es made into American or foreign works, 70 deter.
mine the validity Utility ,n n
touching the same. Copies Of the claims ofany Pa
tent furnished by remitting $l.Oo Assignments
recorded at Washington:
land but through Il Inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, or ascertaining the patentabity
Of inventions, unsurpassed by, II not immeAsuIably
superior TO- any which can be them e,sswners
M saS isi sUGcEssYGL At TIE PSTENr OFFICE
than the subscriber, and as SUCCESS IN TIE BEST
PROOF or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he
and can prove, that at no other Office OF the kind,
are the charges for service so moderate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during 20
years past, has enabled him 70 sScnmniste va,'
alive 10 patents These, besides his extensiye ~
brary Of legal and mechanical works, and null ac-
counts OF patents granted In the United states ana
superior facilities for obtaining patents.
Ali necessity Of 0 journey ~ Washington to pro-
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"Iregard SIR. Eddy as one OF tho most capable ans
suee,,,j practitioners with whom have had off,
cial intercourse. CHAS. MASON"
"' COmmi,,isnsr of Patents.
~ have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
tru.trorthy, and more capable OF putting their ap.
pljcations In form 10 secure for them an early and
favorable consideration ct the Patent Ofhce.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, February 8, 1853.
.Mr. n. II. Eddy has made for mo THIRTEEN
applications on all but ONE OF which patents have
been granted, and that one Is How pending. Such
unmistakable proof Of great talent and ability on
his part leads me to Recommend all Inventors TO
apply TO him 10 procure their patents rs they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be
slowed ON their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOiN TAooARr'
From September 18th, 1857, to June 18th, 1853.
the subscriber In course Of his large practice made
on f,pies rejected applications, 81 XTEEN APPEALS
EVERY ONE OF which was decided In Ais favor, BY
tho Commissioner Of Patents. >, rnn,,
lyrV ~ III. EDDf
Sentember 4. lsCD.
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Home Testimony.
ntll.fn-I q,
M,.,r, Seth W. Fowle 4 Co., Boston.

Biddeford, Aug. z, 1900
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle 4 Co., Boston,
Gents -Disclaiming any intention OF puihng :
Patent Medicine, have TO assure you OF my high
rernrd for your 0xygenated Bittcrs, the beneficial
effects OF which have witnessed In my own hlni'
iy, and do not hesitate to pronounce them wor'
Inv the entire confidence OF the community, a. W.
reliable remedy for that distressing diseass, Dfs-
PEPSIA. and q medicine whose merits Will guaran.
tee 10 IL o permanent sale.
Very respectfully,
fsIgned) Z. A. SHAW.
Prepared by 3. W. PowLE 4 CO., Boston. and for
sale by J. Sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, Bidde.
ford, Gilman & Klmball, Saco, T. A. Brsgdon,
York, Joseph Curtis, Wells, Samuel Hanson, Bu1-
TON Centre; G. NJ Hutchinson, West BuItoni Clark
a Brsckstt LImington and by dealers every
Uhere. fWSS
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September I. lsG0.
For Sale.

5Shares" Biddeford BANK Stock,
10 shares I" Manufacturer Bank stock.
3Shares City BANK Stock.
2 Circular Saws new, % and ~ iEch-Very
cheap.
lot OF stone. suitable for Cellar WALL In the
water at the Peg Mill-half price: -
MARSHALL PIERCE.
Biddcford, Sept. LIST, 1860. 3w1
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THE oxYGENATED BITTERs,

There existed no medicine accessible TO those sui.
fering from this wide spread disease, which rsliev-
ed II In any marked degree.
The power Of these bitters over the above named
dsea,e, as we'll as over all those having their orr
gin In imperfect digestion, and functional diseases
Of the stomach, aswell rs A'tAma and General De
biiiiy, Is beyond all question.
It's speedy and permanent cures Of somc OF the
scyerest and stubborn cases record Is sufficient
confirmation OF this fact.
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DYsPEpSIA,

There is perhaps no dl'ea.c which destroys the
happiness and comfort Of individuals and families
to the same extent as Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
previous In the discovery OF
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WHAT JEFFERSON SAID.

"I tremble for my country. when reflect
that God is Just; that His justice cannot sleep
forever that considering numbers. nature and
natural means only, q revolution Of the wheel
OF fortune. an exchange Of situation Is among
the possible events, that il may become proba-
BILE By supernatural influence; the Almighty
has no attribute that eau take sides with the
stakeholder"
WHAT DOUGLAS SAYS.
"IDON'T CARE whether Slavery Is voted
up or voted down."
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Who wants q Good Head Of Hairf Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Pes.. read few certificates frcn The fs,,o-ns rsis.
bic aud veil kDosn people
Mrssss IIrssr r wilsos & co.-Ny wife y %.
u.irg yoIr Rrgrnersor Coz the hair, and rroeoaoe,
far supsriar Thing she ase for the bsn. 1
easily applied. dos not coll In ths lsa,-hss 10
allie od,r. ipereases the growth Of hair, p.ssese
ing 81. aud oftsn earss the hs.dashs s,t,s,s
si,,y ssown. i,Lint /. the bs.t sei. fsr .s hair
nov III a'f n., s S.1cs s4ssItss. s.-,.,,ps.
rseh !" Rrv. ESQ. ". woopns, Hartford, q.
"IsnA,oisf,seis ,rsnosne. u On tsrsisstis s'6'
sis Tem As s6.ef .. NY ess Assa"
s.A III. wife Of Rs, Henry iiii, Manehsstsr,N h'
at vssd.rsd ~ AsV ssn s~< giss'y"
Miscr fAssAn, sarstoga springs, N. y.
fSH es~Sf.sf that % epssiss .or z. o y.. sss
10 ,ssiors ns rssts 10 fAsD asfsrsi AssifAy STALE
Esv. T. ". kslLoo, Ns.hss, MN.
Rsv c. Rrssril, Ls!istoa, Nj
Novenbsr j.
N,..... ,,sx,, p. WILSON & Co, have no hs.it.ssy
In uy'ns, a. MY opinion, Mrs. Wilson's Hair kyenen.
,"r snd iislr Dr.ssins sr. the bs.t hair nov
In s's. shalt o..'ina. =. use ,h.m Win psssu,..
November.
M.ssss. Hrsar r. wn,os 4 Co., I have used yoss
ia .s.nerator and Hair Dr,s.ns and have rsesived
rr~st bcn.nt from tem. I deem the artIrss worthy q
hith commemorative. and ehssrfaly recommend them 70
TO any uha trcalei With dsndrad, disasrsssbs
itching Of the heal or humof' o. 10 ,hoss whose har
faing ffou, the head.
R-v. O. ". u CLARK, o,stYsii., Nh.
Mr..s. u,ssr 2. wnsos 4 Co., Idssn Mrs. VII.
.,o'. Hair rgroe.lS and Hair Dressing the standard
ARTICLES u al hair preparations. ] have, In many in.
stances, kno.n thrm % restore the hair where had
fallen o. r.ms d,ndru restore the hair 10 Ito original
Color eur, entirely the most Painful hesdsehss-andi 10
come Instances most serious humsrs Psfsoasiy. have
been .L4rxr In several of these benefits
Rsy. IlENkY HILL, Manchester, n. u.
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INCORPORATED 1910
HARTFORD
Fire Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, Conn.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS,

s. 906,ZO9.Oo.
DOLICIES ISSUED AND RENEWEDi LOSSES
eauitably adjusted and paid Immediately upon
proefs, In Nee York Fnads, by tho un-
derslgned, the DULY AUTHORIZED AGENT.
Iyra, T.. II. BANKS, AEeaL
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COMPLAINTS OF CHILDREN.

In the cases Of fAstgrowins and scrofulou' chill
dren. predisposed TO eurvatures and other dsform.
tiles, II Is often desirable 70 give tonic without
stimulants, and an alternative without Irritation
For such II would be impossible TO select prspara
ton combining 90 many Of the abovs advantages
~ the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
New y Y W. ~. n, "a b, ,s''.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DHMAINING UNCALLED for in the Post Ofice,
IN Diddeford, Sept. I, 1850.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

Tie Regeneration is pa, up In two sizes. and
rrtails for 50 cents for pint bottles. and u ios
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much The
cheapest.
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I'm 4 ~ @Tks AnaEpn, the largest river in
~ world, NJ Il ira " drainage nearly three
tines A Iax6s 81 fhat Of al tho rivers Of Europe
thAt smpty xh6mBelvea into the Atlantic. This
piAin entirely covered with dense primeval for
~, through which the only paths are those made
Eby th6 river aDd its sinnnnierable tributaries.
Til forest Is literally impenatrable. Humboldt
faMlaxke that tM0 mission stations might be only
siIlas Apsrt ana WI THE residents would TO-
d1iFs &dhy and half to visit each other, along
IA windings of sInalI streams Even the wild
xzlraals get involved III such inpenetrable masses
of woad, thst they feven the Jaguar) live for a
long Hzas in HE trees, terror to the monkeys
whose 9qnasin they have invaded. The trees often
nlsa1yE rom eight to Twelve feet IN diameter; and
a,s saals sxa occupied hy shrub-like plants,
6erss ~ these tropical regions, become ar-
hcfeaceat pa origin Of the Amazon is unknown ;
Il y navig SAis tor two thousand miles from the
ocean It y nearly one hundred miles wide at tie
month, and Il some places six hundred feet deep
and its torrent projects It we're into the ocean,
more than three hundred miles. perceptibly alter.
ing isa waters at this distance from the American
shores
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THE PRESIDENTIAL vorH Of oRNsuRn.

The resolution Of censure upon the President OF
the United States which passed the House of Rep
resentatiyes short time ago, was carried by an
overwhelming majority. Such things are very I'M
usual in this country-but many Of the Democrats
even could not be brought to vote against it. We
believe the negative vote was only sixty five, while
the Democratic strength in the House Of Represen-
tatiges is over eighty.
Gen. jackson once had resolution Of censure
against him, which passed the Senate and was
duly entered upon the record. But, after several
years, IT was reconsidered and expunged y from
the Journal Mr.. Buchanan seems to be ambitious
Of similar honor for, one Of his most Convenient
tools in the House, the Hon. Tom Florence, of Phil
adephia, has already offered resolution to g ex-
punge the late censnre of the President from the
journal of the House.
But Florence must have o very poor opinion of
his colleagues in the House Of Representatives, to
suppose them capable of the ehild'splay of passing
resolution Of this sort By an overwhelming major
ty, and then deliberately repeating it the week
afterwards. And we are satisfied that this enter
prising representative knows that his motion has
no possible chance Of adoption. By the favor of
the Administration, in packing the Navy Yard in
Philadelphia with voters just before the election,
Florence received the seat which he now holds in
the House Of Representatives. It may be genuine
gratitude for the service, on Florence's part, that
prompts his present demonstration; or it may be
that other bogus sort Of gratitude which has been
defined to be lively sense Of favors yet to be
received" Florence's election comes on again in
October, and it will be as much in the power Of
the Administration to cram the Navy Yard with
thousand voters just previous to that event, as
1T was to do the same thing two years ago. Or, in
case Of his defeat before the people, not improb-
able easualty-it is well enough to be in the royal
favor, IN view Of the yet undstributed pickinga
which appertain to the Administration. As Flor
ence's famous Democratic Review has failed to
create the profound sensation that was anticipated
for it. there may be lanreis yet to be gathered by
him in the field of abassadorial and consular con-
fasts
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To she Ladies'.

DETER's woRsTED STORE, Canal street near Dauphin.
We are now selling good articles and
price, and keep constantly fresh supply Berlin Zephyr and
all kinds of material for Ladies' Work hand eI6 2pH
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4 SUGGESTION no 1HsE pzsaooIxAcrs


-. -...-ss1ocss aUY
A. = ~ = = : 20 : Z IS
1t il GUSTAV cf ahs yelaisss ~ waen tney aSe "
anlt4d and maltfested, or when anything eoe.
wrong with thsrs not 70 call out the onenaer anc
settlaitxiih hn by Y contest q aflns ~ aas ne's
OF hozlat. but to appease their wounded honor anu
sensfhilfties by recourse to what 10 called the har
n Aari 81 happy Dispatch This happy dispatch
i psffofmed BY the victim standing erect, In the
presence Of the enemy, and deliberately ripping
4 himself open with knife from top Ia bottom, and
falling liteless 2 body upon the ground. We
may remark, BY way Of parenthesis, that there /
imminent danger 81 ths New York Common Conn
eli making themselves 30 ridiculous before our dis
tinguished Orisntal visitors now there, that the
| whole embassy seventy Hi number win commit
the hari.kari Or happy dispatch ID order TO rid
themselves Of tho annoyance and that Leland, q
she Metropolitan Hotel VIII fnd, some Of these
mornings bis house full of dead, instead of living
Japanese, voluntary victims Of their own sensi.
bility TO the indignities heaped upon them.
This custom OF the japanese we would commend
no the consideration and adoption Of the Demo-
cratic delegates who lately assembled in Baltimore
g make r nomination for the Presidency. They
a1&u ~ SAnh s<se0 VA4tsS
they tried It at Baltimore and failed again. They
not only failed, but they split up and broke al =
pieces, and now present the melancholy spsssacle
Of house divided against itself, and Of srelnlen
8of the same family quarrelng and jowsflns Alnons
themselves, instead Of dwelling u ~ Y
unity and fraternity which il q g p'easa1s y s
behold. s s ne Il. 4. "a. II,
10 We are therefore cleesfy 9! ~ opnloh s.,as
nothing is left these psmoera1io ua1oi
the circumstances Dut Y perform apon ensAn,
selves the hari xarl. Ine usnocla " Psrsy ~
trusted their 9Th me dn1y q nalnoniA'ns anu re-
conciiinR 1leif ulnerences, anu q preseIsils -
party N ~ ~ Ivy anclent n.i'sy ana
0fher deegaaes 70 othel
iad aone tl,s Ni.Vh A.iss WV ~ sa1ay e
age new =. WY ~. neyulu ~ =. :. ~
party 20 RUE on ~ iloupiesonle aspifanss' "
ipatcn up piauorm Wmch nisns u sUou
enough Morgan III alter she e'oh, a'1a y nals
the OLD banner 70 tnes Dreeze, unuer .ne ioius y
which they had 80 often before marcned v xic-
tory. But these delegates, instead o. DONG an
tins, broke down ana diVided oul =. onariss.on'
and again broke down ana dividea CIV y bal'
timore, leaving the National pemocrauc parry 70
take care OF Itself ana 70 hgpre " tne IulaIs hls
tory Of the country g HAVING made - ias. gasp
and finally expired on FRIDAY, sunucAy oay Y sae
IA Of June, ammo Doinini, isoV.
For TINS melancnoay any ulsassaous isasl's w
Know o1 no sumcenl asolelsn' ls asiesase oau
make n tne country, snort u W. nall-hafi "
nappy a'spatch' 1nes nase ussp ponsea wy ony
tne en1're peihocracy u ue co'in.fy, pu' many VI
~ 49, y.
sApecf6u ~ siS ~
she fresluency. N thas poslton we're shualareas
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Hs-Tycoon OF Japan;- Geo. b. sIoas & CO.
= w q their Elliptic Sewing Machines TO the Tycoon
= = are offered fer sale No. " Canal street.
nc = ae sss. eng manufactured America without doubt
.s M elective operation and it, snschau.
who have ned them will gladly attest 10 iii. rreat ~
American ingenuity. ' 't1''pA VI
jsao zplm Ms. HEpRIok, Agent. 9, Cana, .,,..,
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Rs~s0othing and Bracing-Thercf Is no pres
pesan existence which has such soothing effect
p reryons excitement Hosieer's Stomach Bttere AL
fame Of this renowned insigorsnt rests mainly
ss'oheans Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and intestinal
equally esceeous In complaints Thou
q resort y remedy for hystea ntierng Of
Wy nsaf nssashc vertigo general debility and all
ans arrangements which, as ssx they
salee fteleers ard nseens de depressed mental nav
well strengthens the boay ana IA M 4
rs Il the where ordinary TONES are
unpleasant reaction. ~ y Nns
Sold b New 0fleans wholesale and retail hv p1a.,
co. and Isl uhartrss street sole agents IL n,
States whom ali orders should be addressed M
gists and dealers generally everywhere. ieas apsss,w
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nSExperfence teaches as that tfelfcacv
prevents females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and e That objection ohsaied In the case
- Sir James elsrkss Female Pi prepared after The pre.
of Sit james Clarke pbysieau to tho Queen Of Eng
.cyirr known 70 be the only remedy for
land and 'pa.iae.aons from ahy cause" They can
.uslo dscolties ing 80 pills post free, By enclosing 81
BE- sent in bottla eontaa.- ant. -5,s7
and Hix postage stsmps any oB MosEs Rochester
General Agent for tho unffsd Sasss Wholesale Agents
n. Y, ]. WRIGHT Co, New Orleans. 7piy&W
and sold BY all rsspscsable Druggists 70.
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Rg- The Best and Cheapest Sewing Ma
chimes Geo b slaat Co. New Style. These Machines
have geas improvements aohes similar to Wheeler
wisondoing away with the troublesome Leather and
Loop Checks.
Parties In Sowing Machine invited to call and
examine before making purchases at 81 Canal street.
1 je25 2plm&w NJ S. HEDRIcK, A gent.
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W'slc0a 8 Gibbs,

tHsfCOE y Gibbs
> = WI n @ M A CHI NE.
The points of superiority claimed this Machines rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use, are
Its accuracy and power being capable Of making
-FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and a PER.
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH
II will not drop stitches and is noiseess in it's operation
Its wonderful simplicity making easy to operate
No mistake possibly be made in setting the nssde
will hem perfectly Of required siz the narroes
hem to that OF yard in width also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last but not least the price thirty dollars lower than
any other reliable Machine In the Market brings Ii
within the reach OF all.
Purchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege of returning the If after trial. 1t does no,
prove % be NIL we recommend.
49,. DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
mo zpeodu % Camp street.
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To the Public.

The subscriber prepared furnish GAS WORKS Of
all sizes for cities factories hotels sugar houses or dwellings,
under the patent granted to Prof ROBERT GRANT dated
January q, 1857.
These orks arranged Gas from Coal Resin
Resin OIL or Cotton Seed, simple in their construction
perfectly safe and yield larger quantity gas from given
amount of material than any other known process.
lbeg to refer to the following certificate Hall
Cos St. Louis Hotel where large coal seem
small apparatus be operation the Novelty Iron
Works Agency, No Canal street, New Orieans:
ST, LOUIS HOTEL, New Orleans, May 49, 1860
r. w. @. Cook, ESD.
Dear Sr1t Is than three months since the Chs
Works known Robert Grants Patent and nut IN BIZ Won in
this Hotel have been in operation affords us pleasure 10
be able to state that satisfied with them in every pareus
lar and will take this occasion state further that
six days m connection with the city gas having been cut Off
we have burned Of two hundred lights per night
portion OF those until morning. the supply gas for which
has been made from Ave hundred pounds each twenty
four hours. The works simple easily managed and in
utility and economy excel the made in yonr
contract Two all that required any season of
the for the keeping of the works in order and
Very respectfully yours,
o.E HALL & CO.
Forthe sale of te above Works. for exclusive rights
for cities, counties States apply to
W. G. COOK,
(AGEyr ron ROBERT GRANT,
@ No. i Canal street,
je4 2plm New Orleans
FirescO7'Es
We offer for sale al low rates fresh and large
Of FIREWORKS consisting in part o.
SKY ROCKETS
WHEELS,
ROMAN CANDLES,
FIRE CRACKERS, etc.
F. & L. PIFFET,
1el2 2p2tawtiy4 No. 1888 Canal street.
Fresh Goods ! Fresh Goods
Just received from Paris, beautiful assortment Of
BONNET AND BELT RIBBONS,
MOROCCO BELTS, for Ladies
BELT BUCKLES, NETS for the Hair
oRAvATs, sUsPENDERs, etc., etc.
LION 4 ANDREE,
81 and IS Royal street,
jeil 2pf Bienville.
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Canal - BAxkrsa CozrAax. A. By notice
ID W assR n tosday II psper. shA company has Az
clarcd I 1snii sannual dividend u Per cent
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CzlsF nzznxIIc ASSOCIATIONS The third
peffokSnnce Of this Association i announced for
ThUFlA evening merit tho 18th inst. II is 70 take
plsSS ii Concert Hall ? Poydrss street, said to
~ veil adapted 70 summer amusements, on ac-
4bnnt of III cool md airy situation.
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THE DERBr Some persons do not know what
y The Darby 4, and here i an explanation: Ep-
som, alnall market town Ia The county Of Surrey,
Is situsted close to Banstead Downs, and Is some
ffteen miles from London. Oh these downs, iii the
week before Whitsuntide, comes of the annual
English sqtsrssalia, called Epson races. The Two
events ~ these races are The contests for the great
Derby takes and the Oaks a former Earl Of
Derby. With The sporting predictions which seems
70 run n ne blood Of the stanleys, occupied d
country seat called !. The Oaks close to EPSON
Here formerly Ayed that General Burgoyne, who
surrendered 70 General Gates, at Saratoga III I'M
Three years earlier he had written play, which,
AFTER hla OWL residence, he called The Maid Of
The 0akan Tc encourage horse-racing, the Earl
OF Derby gaYe two prizes, to be run for at EPSON.
These are !" Tie Derby which invariably comes
on on Wednesday, and !. the Oaks which Is con.
tested On the Friday.
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Diseases OF the Throat and Lass,qs.
DIR. @. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully that his location is still the
ssme-old No. 146, No. 1856 ST. JOSEPH STREET. be-
tween Camp and ST. Charles, where he will continue to
treat diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his Pc
cular and successful method of
INHALATION OF INDICATED VAPoRS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. Dr.. o.
will also continue to administer the
ElEcTR0LYSES OR ELEcT TRIO CHEMICAL BATHS,
Which hayeaready proved wonderfully ehcacous In
RHEUMATISM,
GOVT. LUMBAGo,
INTERMITTENT
sCRoFULA,
And all eutaneous affections and all diseases arising from i'm
pureu Of the blood or produced BY the
the system The Dr. viii give his attention to diseases Of
the Eye and Ear.
ofics hours from A. NJ. tin9PM
Patients abroad DESTROYS of consulting Dr. C. by letter WI
nddress Box ., %. die 2phFrMo&we
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49, ~ e zFzh At this time when the
constructing Fsswsg .hs or cssnr water Il ss
sugar house cr cAdf md when anxsnnns fo IN
lure Of ssa On snail sszle claiming sasf trial ~
aon y Ehee ne 1n fixtures can be found becomes an
e1t p Masrsf q ssarr's iron works. ii eaadss
Ee yesey TheIr advertisement viii speak for Itself as % H.
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