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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr.. ]. DUPONCVS GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

lnfslliDle In correcting irregularities ana femov
Ing obstructions from whatever cause and Always
Tho above named aoLpEs Pills have been used
In the Private Practice OF Dr. DuroSco tor over
THIRTY YEARS with unparalleled SUCCESS In ~
most every case, and i s only ct ne ssrnest sono
successfully used them, that he 10 induced 10 make
them Public, by appointing agents and advertising
them In order that ALL who may be sufertng from
the above complaints may find In the above fllls .
Pr,r,rfir, Relief and . permanent Cure. conse-
quently, he has appointed an agent In every city
and town In the Union, where these Pulls may %
obtained.
Price 81 per Box.
Sold by DIR. 4 q. STEVENS, (Druggisp Liberty st..
GsHsrai xysnf for Biidsferd and Saeo.
Ladies by sending him 81 90 through the BIZ.
dsterd Post Office, can have the piils sent tnetl
FITTED don't touch them unless you SEQ the sigma
ture Of 5. ID. Howe on every boI-all Others are
unsafe. omio
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For attraction, O Menagerie surpasses any
thing that can possibly be gotten up. The In
noccnt recreation and instruction II affords are
universally acknowledged on all sides. II do:
riyes It's support from the learned, the moral
and the religious. Menagcrics are regarded as
orthodox, and the Elephant and the Monkey
hnd an audi ice In places where the eques-
TRAN exercise, are prohibited by legal statute.
ACOMPLETE MENAGERIE-THE ONLY
= An ENTIRE NEW OUTFIT.
NEW FIVE CENTRE POLEwATER PROOF
This mammoth Geological Enterprise Is the
largest and most perfect ever attempted.
Unprecedented Success.
A favorable opportunity now presents itself
10 Parents and Guardians who wish to amuse
and instruct their children In the
Great Study Of Natural History.
COLOSSAL GOLDEN BARGE, drawn by
six dapple grey horses. Barge WILDE occupied
by STIIOWAY'S CORNET BAND, assisted by
JNO. FORBES, Champion Trick Drummer.
The two great WAR ELEPHANTS, Gladiator
anil mate, will be performed by that celebrated
African hunter, u. Z. Driesbach.
Herr Driesbach Shaw will enter the den Of
Wild Animals, afternoon and evening.
Tho list Of Animals Is large and varied, in-
eludinr among many others two Mammoth
WAR ELEPHANrS, the finest specimens ever
'' n. only HORNED HORSE in America.
seven Lions, one of which Is NERO the hand
somcst black name Lion on Exhibition In the
World, while In striking contrast may be seen
TWO DIMINUTIvE BABY LIONS, and In
secure Cages Tigers, Leopards, with other
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Different Specimens Requiring the services
of upwards Of TWO HUNDRED men and hors-
q, In transporting and exhibiting this match
less Geological Collection.
GmAs.Is s q MONS. BALDWIN, The Won:
derful Bquilibrist
DOCT. COMBES, The Silt
Performer.
NAPOLEON HARVEY,
The Animal Trainer.
JOHN 8. FORBES, The
Champion Trick Drummer OF the World.
WIN. HORN, The Celebrs-
ted Pantomiminist and Jester.
HERR DRIESBACH
SHAW, The Lion King.
rbe intellectual Ponies; Robin Grey. Cupid,
May Fly and Black Diamond; from Cooks
Royal Amphitheatrc. London.
Couic.l and C,rotesaue Acts Of the Circle BY
the Trick Pony May Fly, and the brazilian
Ape Riders. with the Greatest NoVeity ever
presented the public. ,,,.,
Forbes and Mons Shaher.
The Educated Bull Don Juan, IL, u
feats Of Wonderful sasacity
hi, Mammoth Mensgeris and Great Moral
Exhibition win exhibit at saco.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October sth and 9th.
Afternoon. Doors open at ! l-2 O'CLOCK
Evening, at 3 I 2. Tickets 2acts. $50.
~ The Procession will enter the City q
about 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and parade through
The principal streets.
=. ,~y,wv AannRE.
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Loss Of sleep.

II there 10 anything more wearing to both
mind AID body thsa lOss Of slesp, or II any
difheui,y or dissase can b oftener traced to
other .h.a Loo Of deep. then srperienss hA1
Lost its power. or Sydney Smith. the great
English Psychologist, Is not to be relied upon.
OF this. let thsszperisnes Of thousands answer.
and try the roia Apodyns. and tAsy WIN BE-
rssdy TO ndons The rsnsrk Of one Of the
friends Of the propsistors. Who writes. Z" were
the directions 70 b. covered with sovsr-igns 10
purchase. would not BE- vithoutit" rhis al
yin experience BY its Ne. See sdvsrtissusat.
and esll for pamphlets.
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Second Overwhelmingly.

The Fair In the Town Hall will be open at
o'clock In the morning, and remain open until U
Ia and nom till s, r. d., and i-2tili IL In tn
The Pioug Ching Match will commence ut o'clock
A. ~, In the Wakefield field, 50 called, on Jane
Street. a, +,
teams ready by the time specified snd such team
from out Of town rs remain over night for tho pur
pose OF ploughing, will DO kept at the expense
M2 O'Clock, r. ~, the track will be open To-
Horses which will contend for the Societys preml
ums for trottlng.
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ga proposition rs. been made BY two OF
a.. n,,,,.. electors In Tennessee to withdraw
thar t,cIe. in fsvor Of the Breckinridge ticket.
!, n. gentlemen on the latter viii pledge them
..,,e., in case they cannot elect their candidate,
10 vote s,r Mr.. Douglas, II they see any chance
Of success for him or. II the election must so
to the House. to thrown their votes 20 that Mr..
Bell may be excluded nom the contest there.
Three Of the ten candidates on the Breckinridge
ticket have signiked their assent to the propo-
sitiou.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
YORK COUNTY i
CATTLE SHOW and FAIR
To be held in Sac0,
OCTOBER 9. 10 81 IL, 1890.
First Day--Tuesday


All entries must be made with the Secretary
JoHS HAsscos, or with his assistants.
The Hall will be opened for the reception Of arti
cles for the Fair on Monday morning. Oct 9Th, AND
the Secretary will be In attendance there.
for the Hall fro the towns Of Saco and Biddeford
amer Monday evening Oct. sth, and none from oth
er towns In the County amer o'clock on the morn
ingOf the show. Entries may DO made by mall y
otherwise, any time previous TO the SHOW. stoo.
entries may be made with an assistant Secretary o
the entrance to the SOclety's Grounds till l0oclocl
on the morning OF the SHOW.
Persons wishing TO exhibit articles or stock iol
:s%. S.S. vel .s1s 70 % entry With The
Ali animals designed for exhibition or premium
u: 10 SeSei ON Il.
the SHOW. The Manufactured articles painSnss
fruits and flowers, will be exhibited In the Town
Hall Agricultural implements, machines, carr
Ssiectmens room-and must be In their places be
fore O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
The articles OF manufacture, except machines
where II may DO necessary for the owners 70 ~
preseat must DO exhibited without the name OF 'n'
owner.
The committees will commence their examination
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 1t Is expected that ~.
Committees, who are TO examine articles ln tn'
Hall, will finish their examination In the forenoon
so that every thing may DO arranged for the fsh
TO be open In the afternoon. :, -,
The fair, ut the Town Hall, will DO open 81
O'Clock, r. ~. and remain open until Ave, and IRON
Ia In the evening until sl.2 Life members o.
the society can obtain their tickets only Of oscoe
L. Bowers, Treasurer yearly members, OF Pcnon'
not members can obtain tickets OF tho Treasurer
at Hodsdon's and Mltchells stores, $500 Mueo
q. Boydens Biddeford, and at the Hall door ~ tns
time Of exhibitions. Price ~ cents Chhdren
under u. half price.
A bow or chain halter must be furnished by the
owner OF Stock, 90 that all may DO tied 70 staneh
Ions.
their agents must DO with their Stock ct 10 o'clock
A. IN. Oct g. and remain until 10 Ia examined
should they be absent the COMMITTEES will pass the
stock and proceed to the next
No animal must DO taken from the place assign
ed. until O'Clock, r. NJ, and articles OF nanuiAe.
ture. Implements OF llusbandry, &C.. must remain
i'm the place Of exhibition until such time ~ ths
Trustees shall determine.
Fat Cattle, Bulls, Cows, Heifers, SWINE Sneep
and Fowls win be examined ut 10 O'Clock, A: NJ
The Working Oxen will DO drawn up for Exhibit
ton upon the track at 10 i-2, A. ~, and Will pro
coed under the direction Of the Committee 10 the
place assigned for the trial OF strength. -,
The teainsters under 10 years OF age VIII display
their skill in driving. on the grounds, ~ O'Clock
r. H., under the direction OF the Committee on
Working Oxer. .,.. q
10 p. NJ, and DO continued through the afternoon.
LHp,rsons dssrous 90 buy, sell or sreAange Hoissi
or Cattle are invited 10 be present., and er'ns hs"
Stock.
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MARRIAGES..

IN Portsmouth, Sept "a, by Rev. Mr.. Patterson,
Mr.. William c. Miller. TO Miss Sarah Purber eldest
daughter Of John NJ. Furber, Esq. Of Nevington.
In Dover, 2ist inst. by Rev. Jas. N. Buckley.
Daniel Grant, Esq. OF Great Falls To Miss MARY
A. uill. OF Oyiensburg, Y.
In Kennebunkport on the 2nd Inst by the Rev.
Perrin, Mr.. Hiram Henderson TO Miss Adeline III.
Wakefield, both ofSaco.
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FARMERS, Attend
R,RBgR's PATENT MACHINE FOR SALE.

The hes, thing In use for drawing water from
veils Of from 10 20 100 feet deep. The machine he,
~ oas eountry. and decided by them In be the very
best thing In use, and moro especially for nrmer.
me su6scribsr u prepared 70 sell town 90 ,ndi
v,dnal rights for York County, o. the sbcve patent
sl.ss sppiy 70 WI. II. BOARDNAN. Proprietor q
ths rirht f6r York County. All orders, by mall VI
othersiss, promptly attended 70.
samples may b sen 81 cleaves q KimhaiifL
w. II. BoAnDMAN
BsddsfOrd, Asg ut ID, 1850 ~
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DR.. wi...r'. B.l.sm Of wild Cherry


In the whole history Of Medical Discoveries NO
RsnEDY has performed 90 msny.or fueh rsmafksbie
cures Of the numerous affections OF the Throat
Lungs, and Chest-of Coughs. Colds, Bronehiti',
Influenza, whooping cOssh, Group, A'shms-or Of
Consumption itself. as this fAr-fAmsd long.trisd
and Justly celebrated Bai,am.
Al this season OF the year few escape the innuenes
Of some Of the above complaints; all therefore
should be provided with the remedy pr sresnsnes'
The following letter just received nom gentle
man well known In the region Of wsstnsld, Mass
wEsrFiELD, MASS, 18th Nov. isSs
3. w. FowLk 4 Co., B0sroS.-Gsnh - cheeI'
fully give you my testimony, and moIeoVs,, sn,
which your Invaluable preparation Of wisfs-s Bal.
sam have TO their attention.
About year since was attacked with severe
and distressing cough, Followed y snse .s,n,,
night sweats, and other symptoms Oh approaching
tried many remedies Of no avail, and 50 alarm:
Ing did my appear that my friends entertained
Al this iancture purchased bottle OF Wi,i~'s
Bai,sr, and at once began TO mend, and by the time
two bottles had been Exhausted, ! bad entirely
rsgained my health and strength. snail AWAY
AssP =" mi '~' DEAN GRAY, JR..
ofthe arm of LOOMS, LEWb co.
Ia.L,Ga q s.ag T. x sy ,h ss s souiS
Liver Complaint OF fout yesis sssiiuHs' s'-' "N
not Yield 10 the usual remedies
AnRAuAs skIIJ.HAS, NJ. d.. Of Boundbrooh, Me-
s.ys M 4, the BIT medicine for Consumption In
every stage, that he has ever known.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 8. W. FOwLE CO., Boston. and for
ssle by J. sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, Bidde.
ford, Gilman 4 Kimball, Saco; Z. A. Bragdon,
York; Joseph Curtis, Wells; Samuel Hanson, BuI.
ton Centre, @. NJ. Hutchinson, West Buxtoni Clark
4 Bracket. Liminstou and by dealers every
-,o,. 4wiO
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fusion vii, have to b pronounced complete. II
Their, sAo,ld not happen 10 b sufficient mum
her Of voters in the state OF New York to -
cure that fnL stsp-snd We blis'e there Is not
by many thossands-thea all the preceding
steps have ben In vain
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Moses Steward OF Wells, In the
w County OF York, and State Of Maine, by his
morynye deed, dated October 27th, 1854, conveyed
10 Ezra Stewart Of said Wells, In mortgage TO
secure the payment OF his said Moses stewards note
of hand to said Ezra stewart. described In said
deed. the following described real estate situated
in said Wells, viz. ,-One half Of certain lot OF
land. together with one half OF all the buildings
standing thereon, laying In said Wells. on the
southwcst side OF the road at the head OF the Ogan-
oujt lots, Ard adjoining land Of George Ii. Little
aeld on the south side. and from thence running
east by the road 10 land Of Abraham Goodale, ~,
thence running up about northwest course, ny
the said Uoodale's land. and land OF John stewart
Jr.. 10 land OF Abner Y. Kimball and from thence
running southwest by George d. Llttlehed's land
10 land of Hammond Merrlacld and from thence
running down about q southeast course, by said
Merrifeld's land. and land Of GEORGE y. Littledcd
to The aforesaid road, containing In tho whole lot
about xty nine acres being the same estate convey
edby said deed OfStewart. which Is record.
eli In hook 25 PIP. 4 and AS OF York County Regis
tTy n nd the condition of said mortgage Ia broken
Now therefore the said Ezra Stewart, by reason OF
said breach of condition hereby claims to oreclose
aid mort TO- and notice thereof Is hereby given
for tho PURPOSE Of foreclosure, pursuant TO the
statute In such case made and provided.
EZRA STEWART.
WILL. scptember 2ist. 1860, 3w 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CnsSrAPrIuN. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,

Catarrh, aud all Chronic Diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs successfully treated by INDICATED
INHALATION, and other Remedies by
Q. M . r 8 Z, M. d.,
Physician Tor Diseases OF the Lungs,
l66 Congress street, Portland, Me.
Dr. Morse will se at the saeo House, Saco. the
ar.t Friday In each month, until further notice.
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Sold BY A. Sawyer
Arc You Insured I?

The subscriber. having been appointed an Agent
for several OF the s,. Insurance Companies In the
country. is prepared to take risks on Dwellings
Stores, Merchandise, &c. And also Marine risks on
Vessels frelghts and Csrgoes, on terms consistent
With solvency and fair profit.
lyrss cHAs. FRED TowLE.
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A Card 70 Young Ladies' and oenfis@er
win be sent to all who desire II, the recipe
and directions for making simple Balm, that
will in few days, remove pimples, blotches, tan
freckles, and all impurities and roughness Of
the skin. Those desiring the recipe will please
address, enclosing Is cents
Box ~, Saco, Maine.
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AUCTION.
Farm for Sale /!

~N TWs~ s
WILL be .cld z, public publ /. . . .tas
so,., n.Ii nd ten O'Clock In the forenoon. on tne
'.,.wises N mot previously disposed OF ~ pfyats
p. a. farm Owned BY The subscriber In Berwick.
an The road leading from North Berwick village 70
y San,h Bersick village, about 2 miles from NORTH
T.,1iek. 4 miles FROM south Berwick. miles from
Gssst paiis about miles ffOtn South Berwick Junc
,ion one on the best wood markets In the state. u
.ithIn almost stones throw of the meeting house
md school house and also the Railroad contAinipy
about 100 acres OF excellent land. we'll divided Int
moving, tiilage, pasture aud woodland. and IL we'll
Wstered and tho buildings consisting Of house. na
And woodshed, IN excellent repair, with plenty o.
good fruit trees all In hearing condition Ihn nun .t
lying o. 10 does, near good markets; sehoo, ~ ~
meeting, In Q good neighborhood, 90 pleas.utu ="
uated, presents great inducemenu 20 ~ "a
Also, ali OF the farming tools belongins ~, ~.
70 nm, with the hay stock, and other 'n'ns' "" Nv
merous 10 mention. -, ,,ii. s,or,
Aiso. another farm lying about OF mis , ,uI
the houestesd. containing about W sse,, eon,n'
ins Of pasture and tillsys land, GU" ABOUT tons"
ny sns s,lrous OF purchasing hrm are INVITED
A.. IN y IA n smine before purchasing eIscrhere.
T.sms made Known ut time and place OF sale.
JOHN liAyES-
q. c. wALLiSaroRD, Auetioneer.
Berwick. sept q, is6o eSo
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DIR. Boll's British Elixir.
Secret Diseases.

This 10 the great English remedy for secret
diseases. IL Is sure, speedy, and 'ps, curing the
worst eases In nom one TO siI days Price 81 per
bottle. For sale by all apothecaries In Saeo and
Biddeibrd. ufo
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DEATHS.

In Saco, sept 23d, Mr.. Charles II. Underwood.
aged u years and months.
I'm saco, Sept. I'D. ofconsumption. Mr. Augustus
Kimball. aged % years.
In York. Sept IL, Horton Cleaves, youngest son
ofCapt. Vim. A. aud Valera l. Lord, aged ION and
In berwick, Sept q, Elijah Dyer. aged 60. Eu'
nice T. Knox, aged ~ years and mouths. sept
Ia Isaac, son OF the late Isaac r, and Julia Lore
In Dover, I'D inst. Mr. Matthew Kelley, aged
In New York, 10th inst. Capt. Jeremiah r. Tre-
fethen, Of Kittery, aged 52-commander Of ship
Portsmouth.
In Dayton, Sept. d after distressing Illness Of
ave weeks, OF Typhoid fever, Jshn Y. Mason. son Of
James and Lydis Mason Of Lyman, aged % years
and l0mo,, and - days
In Saco, sept -, George ID. o.. only son Of Tho
mas and Anna Collngton, aged II months days
In Lowell, Mass. Sept 18th, aged ~ months and
edays, Jonas II. MeDsfsr, son Of Jonas and Jane
Mcluffer.
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NEW COAL YARD.
SUPERIOR SCRANTON
Furnace and Egg Size
GOA L!

sereeaeA as o.Io, aea Seltvered u saes
or BiAaefsrd. 80,
Orders len % ssillmAn 6urney's OF Albert Cum
mir rs Stores OF with the Subscribers promptly
seiIcitsd. Coal weighed by Mr.. PAttsn on his new
ABEL HERSEY,
J. n. HERSEY.
sseo, osl I. $50.
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Boston MarlSet-Sept. 90.
F,our-Sales Of common brands Western ut - Q
a 50, fancy brands at 62i s75 extras 80
% and superior at 50 a s 20 per barrel. South
ern Is firm at - for fancy 50a7oO for extras
and ~ q 8 80 for superior.
Csrn-Yellow rs " mixed 7ic per bushel.
Oafs-Northern and Canada, ga DO per bush.
Rys-Si a Sc per bush.
Hay-Eastern. pressed, at ga TO q per ton.
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Only - Cents a Bottici
10000

Dr. Buri,igA Sma,fs Cough M,diein, ~a, di.eorer
cd by Old Dr. BurisigA Smaf;o| ksnnsbsnk, Me-, sH6
las cured more easss Of Consumption fhdn any efAf
remedy. WiH cure tAs word Cough IN hre fsyss-
Sold Or all dealers IN Msdienss.
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HORSE sTRAYED OR STOLEN

IN the 18th inst. ffom the pasture ofstephen
" Worth In Kennebunkport, o large, light red
hind feet white. light name and tall. ANY person
who will return said mare or give Information
where she may be found shall be literally rewarded
STEPHEN WORTH.
Kennebunkport. Sent. 25th, Is6O 3wi0'
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Number Two,
CARPETS CURTAINS. AND C0RNICES.
pApER HANoINos q borders,

And sod room pSpers, nom scents 70 q O0a roll
Gold. velvet sna common bordsrs with great Va
rsty Of other roods generally found IN puruit.rs
and Carpet stors, all Of which will b sold 81 saus
fhctory prices.
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American and Foreign Patents.
Il. IL. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

SULlGlIUh VI IAlENlo,
LATE AaEsr or U. 8. PATENT OyrIcE, wAsnISo.
ToS. under the Act Of 1879
No. O State ST., opposite Kiiby Sc. Bestss.
FER an extensive practice Of upwards Of TWEEN.
n " years. continues 10 secure Patents In the nh
foreign countries Caveats, Specifications, Assign
Inents and all Papers or Drawings for Patents ere
cuted on liberal terms and with dispatch Research.
es made into American or foreign works, 10 deter
mine the validity or utility or Inventions,
and legal or other advice rendered IN all matters
touching the same. Copies OF the claims any Pa
tent furnished by remittins $iDo Assignments
This Agency /. not only the largest in New Eng.
land, but through tlnventcr. have advantage, for
securing Patents, or ascertsining the patentabl,y
Of inyentions un,urpas.ed ny u not immeasuLan
rhe testimonials given below prove that none y
MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber, and as SUCCESS IL THE BEST
PROOF ~ ADVANTAGES AND ABiLi HI; nc
and can prove, that at no other Office OF the Kind,
are the charges for 90
The immense practice Of the subscriber during ~
years past has enabled him 70 secnnas.s r
alive TO patents. These, besides his extensive IL
brary Of legal and mechanical works, and iuli ac-
counts OF patent. granted in the United States .ns
Europe, render him able. beyond question, TO ofier
superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity OF Journey 10 Washington To pro-
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy rs one Of the most capable s.s
sseess,jsI practitioners with whom have had ON
cial intercourse. CIIAS MASON"
Commi,,ionsr of Psisnn.
~ have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ person more eomPef,Hf and
trpsf,rorfhy and more capable OF putting their ap
plcations In form 10 secure for them an carly and
favorable consideration at the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, February 3 Isss:
.Mr. n. II. Eddy has made for me TlilRTEBN
applications, ON all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one IL new PsniiHg:. such
unmistakabls proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads mo ~ Recommend all Inventors 70
apply 10 him 10 procure their patents, ne they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be.
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JohN raooAhi'
From September 18th, 1857, TO June 18th, 1853.
tho subscriber In course Of hlslarge practice made
on t,ries rejected appli atlons, SIXTEEN APPEALS
EVERY ONE Of which was decided Ia Ais favor, by
the Commissioner Of iAtonts. =, ,n,v
lyrE N H. hDDi
September 4. ls6O.-
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SAMUEL MOORE,
Saw Filing & Job Carpentry,
lynn Dssrinx's Building. Chestnut u
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FIREWORKS,
Chinese Lanterns,
FOR THE POLITICAL CAMPAIuN J!

ToRCHT9,
FOR THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN !!
THE Campaign Torch !. superior a, sd h.,r,.s
hsiS m Sort. Prics lists sent BY nall " dss,rsd
Orders nom Pehfieai chsbs OF indiv'duAs VIA
meet With prompt attention. ftHF. II
HOLDEN. CUTTER q Co.
A,.o,s for ssndsrsons superior Fireworks
q, n 4 10 Federal S., Bsssss. y
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CIDER MILL!

The subscriber having purchased an eIcellen!
Cider Min, Il prepared to grind apples and
prrss out the cider for farmers who may wish
70 make. lie will also
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Purehase .lppIes !!

of those who chose TO sell them. instead OF
making cider. BENZ. u JONES.
Saco. FERRY Road) Sept u, 1860. lw39.