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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Hong Kong June %. ship cOrneia. for New
York
cid at Marseilles sgh inst barque Burnside, Tay.
Tor. New York brig c Eaten. Curry. do.
Ar at Plymouth +. John Wesley f'om Bangor.
Cid at London sth inst ship Martha's Vineyard.
Di kman. Bremen.
Ar a. Falmouth 4 sih inst. Monticello, Kelley,
Akysb
At Bristol 10th inst Ada. for Portland. lea.
Ar at Trinidad 10th inst, brig Suzanne, McCobb,
hey West
Ar at Cenfuegos 7th barqge S w Holbrook Small
New York brig Marine. Cook. st Jago
Sid sth. barque 4 Nickels, Nickels, Boston 10.h
brig Centaur. Stewart, for New fork: 18th, barque
Limerick Lass, DoDabue, do.
At Maasanilla Sd inst brig luoretia, Wallace. for
New York 10 days.
Ar at do %. brig West. Webster. New York
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Selma, Larsen from New
York.
cid 18th. trig Na;ispony. wyman. Baltimore.
Ar Ma,anzas 10th, baTque Norton stoYsr, stor.
er Portland
sid sth, b ig J Polledo. Palmer. for Cork
Sid 18Th. big Clrry. Parker, Philadelphia.
sd fn cardenss l3th, brig iiasea. Res (. for New
YORK
Ar al Ssgua 2d inst. brig Antilles, The. trup, from
I Havana, tand sailed 18Th Ior Phsde phia.
At G'aee Bay CB 18th inst. brig Ellen Bernard,
Z Jus arrived
Ar st Petou 18th inst. brigs Triad Plummer. ffor,
Boslen; Eudorus. Haskell, Portland; sch Bramhall.
Z Ric err do.
cd 18th brig Mary Lowell. II lton Pcmbr ks
Ar at Richibuctc y b lath inst barque Wentworth,
Hilton. Providence
adephia.
cid 18th ship Sapphire. Hatch, Liverpool; 2O.h,
ba que Nolant, Snow. Cardiff
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS AR sth list, sch Buceniaar
MeFaTlsnd, Brazos aniiago.
flowed 20 sea b, barques rawnee Genesee 10th.
ship + Hamilton.
TORT ROYAL SC-Cld 18th. b. igs IL Kennedy
Smith Phiado pbia; Moses Day. stafford, do 18th
j 4 III icOtt, peyoreauX, do.
Sid llth brig John W thereil Thompson, for
Phi adelpha; 14th, baiQue Linds a. Norton do.
GEoRGErowN-Cld 20th, brig Car ina, Marshal
Baltimore.
NoRFoLk-Sld leth, brig Lark, Hodgdon, for
Baltimore.
BALTIMoRE-Cld2 2lst. sch saml n Smith, Ave.
ry. New York.
Ar I'D. barque Eliza White. Fortress Monroe; brig
Mountain Eagle, Ames, New York.
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- slisht rold,r Coughs.

Few are aware o. the importance % checking a
Cough or "sLIGIIT coLn'f in its first siage; that
which in the beginning would yield tc q Siid reme-
dY. If neglected, seoa attacks ths iang. "Bro~R ;
bronchial Iroe-es" give sure aad almost imme-
diAte relief. Mi itlrg OFieTs aud Sol1iers shoaia
hIgs them, they cda bs carried iF tie pocket a.
tak "a IS occasion rsqaiyss, aus2 d&wlm
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FoR PREsIDIE.NT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS,
FOB vIcE-PREsIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.

For Electors.
JOHN B. BROWN, of Portland,
1BNER STETSoN, of Damariscotta'
Let Dist.-RICHARD NJ CHAPMAN Of Biddeford.
NJ Dist-t,OIN,i HArHORN of PJttsdeld.
4th Dist--BENJ z. GILLIAN, OF Orono.
9TH Disf-JOHsN SWAZEl of Bucksport.
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me siege Of Petersburg - Rebels abandoned
He " elton Raiir0dd-FcderaIF Forces ufth-
h 1ro Miles Of the Cify.

IN, NEW YORK, Aug. "a.
Inc fosts special Washington dispatch
states that Gen: Warren has made reconnois-
sance towards Petersburg with important re-
suits. He found that the rebels had G,llan
back towards Petersburg. abandopinc their
efforts to retake the Weldon Railroad.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says an expedition has DESTROYED bridg-
es and pulled up rails forty miles down the
Weldon Railroad, to within two miles of Pc
tersburg. 1t is also rumored that the cavalry
have made dash on the Danvile Railroad
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FOR GOVERNOR.
SAMU Ell CONY
ro, Members of Congress.
OF AUGUSTA.

sst Dist.-J0HN LYNCH, of Portland.
2i Dist-SIDNEY PERHAM, Of Paris.
Sd Dist.--JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4tk Dist.-J0HN III. RICE, of Foxcroff.
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Tazes for 1854.

The following ia list of the individuals,
firms and estates, which have been assessed
over one hun dred dollars, the present year,
with the amount assessed to each:
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To Let.

FI1aE Store now occpplei by e. T.. Little. undar
Il Mechanic Hall. Enquire of
Q. P. KIMBALL,
Ans1o Preble Street.
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DISASTERS.

Tho bull of a vessel apparently of about 25l tons,
nearly new was living II Amt, yille IL lsth lost,
onr rnast was broken OF about Eve feet above a. OK
AMI the other below deck, She was wateriogged
and D 4rty wing her side and OF her name. only
The word "Sar4h, % could be made cut She ha1 pro-
baby been in a gale, "a her sails were torn Cd
Brig Wi ham Mary, from bridgeport n Z for
New York was totally wrecked l-th last, near Is.
4
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IMPORTS.
MrSrarunrAr.MaNAc-
MARINE NEWs $
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Wednesday,. August
ARRIVED
Steamer Montreal Knight. Boston
Steamer Lady Lang. kolx. Bangor.
Steamer Scotia, kimbal. Augusta
Brig Speedway, Atberton. ihi adclphiA
Brig Trenton. Athefton. Albany.
sch cora, Fosior. Ihi,aaelphia
Sch Leach. Sherman. New York
Sch Mattawamksag, Hicss. New York.
Sch Flora, Thompson. Boston
Sch Hen Prescott. Upt Boston
Sch Little Republic kondall. Gloucester.
Sch Blue Sea, Snow, EaFpswe.L
Ar 23d, bafQuc Achora. Parker, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willet;s. New fork-Emery
& Fox
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
sS- Carriers Of the DaHy Press ar. not alloee,f
70 sen papers fheir routes.
stop, WruS Rard /!
sfERANZlN. Italian preparation TO destroy
the appetite tor Intoxicating Liquors. II can De
admipi'ieTod with perfect safety. Price One Dollar
p3r box.
THOMAS c. LORING, Draggis.
Cos k&chaIg ge and FtdeIai Sts
Portland. Aug 25-dSy
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Ne,r Cou,,uuna fo, Gen. Hooner.

NEW YORK, Aug "a
Gen. Hooker was telegraphed for to-day,
ana Is to have an important command in the
field
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THOMAS G.LoRING. DRUGGIST,
-ASp-
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner Of Exchange & Federal ss's.
perfect at guaranteed. The poorliberally con-
sidered. mch25 dtf
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Fer steamship chr a. a, New Yorl

ttNA st%aH1hhP Sulla NJ NtW l0rk.l
AR at Liverpool 10th. Spirit Of the Day, Waller.
sIa Ii,h. Exec sior. Pendletop. snd Antarctic.
MORRISON; New York Universe. Hatscn. nd
Cdl2th Vanguard Russell. New York.
Ent for ldg l1h, Australia. Towsrt. fer New YoIk:
singapore aud Akyab
:, Ar al Lordon 18th, Southampton. whitney, New
York.
Ar at Plymouth lltb, John Wesley, Potter. from
Raagor
Sid 10th. Urana. Pinkham tircm shscId.l for Al
. d I'm talmouih Ilth. Lawrence Brown, Pierce
tffor Akyabl for London
Ar singroad ioih Italia. Patlen. 81 John NIB
tor Bristol. twou d wait days for rise Of fidel
Ar Al Cardiff Ilth. X IA tucker. Clark, HaYre.
SD llth, Lillian kimball. New oEk.
A. ~ Newport 9th, TTumbnl. Callnm. Antwerp.
At Bristol l2rh. Ada Murphy, for Portland; j II
Morales. Crosby. for Boston.
: ID I'm Greenock litb. Glad Tdinss, Nelson. for
sd I'm Londonderry 10Th. Village Belle. Little.
Philadelphia.
AT at Queenstown 18th, Alma, Staples Bangor.
Ar a, Calcutta. tno daisi Sebastian Cabot. Steele.
AR at Goreo June %. Susan Jane, Ph.nnev. Bo,-
ton. tand sailed July 10 70. Cape de verdsl
AT At Trieste OH inst, Eureka, Turner. Aneona.
Ar at Seville 3lst ult. Seioto. Macs Cal'ao
sid I'm Narseilles sth inst, h katon. Curry New
York.
Cid 9Th. Burnside, New York
Ar at Cadiz 5th inst. Union. Uimsr New York
SD IN heivost 9Th in T. tasilds, Stafford. for
Newcastle Il.
Ar nj Antwerp 10th inst. 4 A Souder Dcnuis New
York.
sid 10th. Eliza Young Hatfield New York
Ar NJ Finishing 10th inst, Logan. Marsh. Callao.
SPOKEN.
Jane 30; LAT IA ;. Ion 81 W, ship Ma-mion, from
Glasgow for San Fran cisco
july %. OF ST Nicoisi Mole haroue III Murray
from New York Tor Port au Prince
aug :. iat % lon ship American Congress, from
Liverpool Tor New York.
Aug IS. is; % D. lon 60 30. barqae W Roosevelt,
from New York for Cardcnas
Aug H. at 81 Ia. Ion % 81. passed ship Martha
Rideout. from London Tor Beverly
Aug l6. ~ IS 81 lon IS "a was passed ship Shoot
ing Star, Drinkwaier from Cardiff for New York
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stop. RrusEard /!

Bay Your Ssa ionery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
50 per dozen, o., Is cents each.
~ AGENTS wanted. address L. DRESSER. Port
land, Me-, Box l32
anql6s4w
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Liverpool salt Anoat,

1000 HHDs LIVERPOOL SALT, cargo of
IcOO Brig James Crow, now aIscharsing and
for sale by
augZ5 div DANA & co.
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The Portland Match Company

NTlt be obliged to pay Nine Hundred Dollars
w FAX per day afer the fest OF SEPTEMBER.
The Tax on dstehg $ wi be One Dollar aud Forty
CoDts per Gr,ss, or cent every little tureh OF
one hundre matches
Portland. Aug. 25 ls64.-d2ws
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Spruce shipping Boards.

lOO,UUO Bard. for sale ty f''>'
J. Il. HAMLkN, Hosson's warf,
Portland, Ne.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19
Dfatbs.

In Troy, n Y Sept 20, 1858 Mrs Lucy J. wife Of }.
Z. Ward and daughter Of Leonard + and Sarah l.
Rowell, Of Berlin VI, aged Is years, months and
days
Ia wdpole, y. H., on Thursday. Jan 18th, Mrs
Harriet houghton Bellows, wife OF the late Abel Bel
lows, ESQ aged y years
In Cab5t Jan 2jth, W. II Harrison, only son Of Ma
thaue and Sophia Coburn aged p years and six months
h. had for many years been sufferer Of the lung dis
yet had always exhibited calm patience and chris
tan spirit. II was loved by all who knew him. and
will always be remembered as young man Of good hab
It's aud character He leaves father aud mother who
looking forward TO the time when he should be their
COMFORT and stay. Also an only sister to mourn his
Ia Antwerp, Y, on the morning Of February sth,
Abigail, wife OF Col Joseph Wig gins, aged II years for
mcry Of Montpelier and lrasburgh, VI
In Berlin, Feb 9th Arad Blanchard. sged "A years.
OF poison in WASHINGTON. ID. C., Dec. 18th 1868,
Lester Patterson youngest Of The late Joel Pat
terson u Northdeld aged Is years
In Chhrlesiown Mas. FeJ IA, Mr. LYMAN Titus 81
In Berlin, Feb 10Th, Of dphtheria, Clarence W. only
son u j. c. and l. NJ Emerson, aged years and I
months
In New Orleans. La Jan 22d, Nellie Marion. daugh-
ter u Elliott and Mary l.. Smith, formerly ofNorth-
field, aged 6 years and months.
N Chelsea, Feb "a, jonathan Magoon, aged so years
and months.
In East Brookfeld Jan goth, Deacon Alyan Hovey,
In Warren, Nov 10Th, Daniel W. Nichols, aged %
years Dee 10Th, CHARLES G. Nichols, aged 10 Ears,
sons ~ Lorenzo and LYDIA Nichols
In Waitsfed, Feb llth, Of oanker-rash, Frank X.
Joysn son q Or D. c and Jane Joyslin, aged years
months 20 days
In Chelsea, Jan IA, Jonas Gates aged 90 years
and dayssuppOsed 70 be the last Revolutionary PEN
soner in Vermont.
In Waltham, Feb o. Newton Rose, Esq aged about 20
yeara soldier in the Of 1872 and for several years
member and officer Of the Legislature Of Vermont
In Bfookline. Jan 3d. suddenly, David S. DuttOn,
aged SPA native Of Woodstock and formerly resident
Of Montpelier.
In Middesex Jan s, Andrew Tracy m his 10Th year.
In East Randolph VT Feb |, Lefav,r Waters, ESQ oi
East Randolph Wisconsin. in his 18Th year; Jan Is,
Martha p. daughter Of Rufus Gay, aged 20 years
In East Montpelier Dec 81, 81 diphtheria Aurilla,
daughter Of Dennis Gray. in her 29th year.
In ropshNm, Jan a. Of consumption Rebeooa, wife Of
Moses sawyer, aged 90 years.
In Moretown Jan ~, Of typhoid fever. Bertam O. son
Of Emera and Louisa ID. Taylor in his 49, yeardisease
contracted at Br'ndy Station. Va.
In ST. Johnsbury Feb g. Mrs Rebecca Butler, aged 100
years months and 10 days
In Washington, ID. Q. Feb T. Elmer Jennings, Of the
llh Vermont in his 23d yeaI-son Of Elijah S and Je-
nina Jennings Of Calais.
In Johnson Feb 4, Of putrd canker rash, Wallace W.
younges: Of David and Sarah Sabn, aged 10 years
and days.
At Barancas, Florida, Jan Z, Of typhoid fever, Frank
NJ uzzey. Of company Il, 7th Vermont, aged 20-son oil
Frank and Phebe MuEzey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

Vermont State Skies, payable in 1876,
were at a premium Of rs per cent. in Bos-
ton on Saturday last.
The Burlington editors seem to be getting
up hot sling-the Times furnishing the IL
quor and the Free Press the water. Not
much sugar from either party. Or, more &C
curstely speaking the Times is for the IL
cense system, aud the Free Press for the pro-
hibitory system.
Montpelier has a strong association to en-
force the liquor law.
The report Of the arrest Of Capt. Rolla
Gleason, Provost Marshal Of the Sd District,
has been denied. Glad to hear it.
Dr. Sheldon says that Miss Bell of Swan
ton did not die from laughing-ga because
she came out clear and sound and enjoyed
herself well at an evening party afterwards
The Vermont Historical Society has deed
OF land in Middlesex, in this county, dated in
1873. which describes the location Of Middle
sex as follows Albany County, in the
Province Of New York"
A National Bank is to be established at
Fairhaven, W., capital $1,000
The Burlington Times says there is to be a
tencentenary Shakespeare celebration in Eng
land next April. Have the wheels of time
rolled more swiftly than usual, or are the
Britishers to have ten cent blowout; The
Times certainly should III Ter be little more
accurate as to time.
LENr.-The Rutland Herald publishes reg
ulations for lent-and no, single word about
lent books and umbrellas. Very imperfect.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19
BOSTON MARKET.

For the week ending FEB 10
Ashes, pot 0, pearl "a to 9 IL, firm.
Butter, LIST quail % to 49, ID quail rs %, firm, choice
qualities scarce
Cheese Vermont, ~ 10 IL Ia.
Hops, LIST sort 1863, Sto 70.
woosales Of fleece and pulled $50 900 lbs. fleece
gng from 10 to 90 cts, bat including only very small ot
Of very choice aad superior at 81 IL TO 90 aud pulled
rom 20 10 81 for super and exIA-N Il. Farmer.
BOSTON MARKET, FEB. l6
Corn hxcharpe--Ihe receipts since Yesterday have been
1908 bbls -four 5l62 bush oats and 500 bush shorts
The market for Flour remains quite dull the sales have
been limited At $3.50 81 Tor Western suporhne I;
81 25 80 for common extras; S775 B25 for medium
DO; and $3.50 Sll for good and choice, including
fAvorte St Louis r.nds Southern Flour IL quiet and
prices are nominal In Corn very hhle doing quote
yellow NJ 20 and old Western mixed AZ 81 80
per bushol. Oats are selling At 50 IS per bush tor
Northern and Canada as TO quality Rye sl,3l a 33
Shorts S37 SOS and Fine Feed and Middtngs at $40
= f42 yer ton.
Provisons-Pofk is selling at SIS so TO $3.50 for
prime S2 80 10 % 80 for mess and S2i 1923 for clear
cash Beef ranges from sl4 80 SO 81 per Dbl for East
and Western Lard IA IL &c in bbls and tierces
aud smoked Hams II l2u 10 nts per To- cash Butter
and cheese change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19
KENNE DY'S
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.


FEHE attention of the public is called to
i this most excellent OF all Liniments. a perfect
and speedy cure for all the aches and pains that flesh is
heir TO.
Is caused by stagnation Of the fluids, arising from
checked prespiratons cured by few bottles OF Ken
ncdy's Rheumatic Imminent
Are caused by extension and sudden reaction
Of the muscles-is cured BY few bottles Of kennedys
Rheumatic Lnimen5s9qY1lly god for man and beast
The king Of all pain, is caused by inflammation OF the
neryesis instantly cured by few applications Of Ken
PLRURIsY
l. inflammation Of the lining Of the rbss cured by
few bottles Of Kennedy Rheumatic Linment
Are caused by sudden Of the aesh and smash
ing Of the tssuesare instantly relieved by kennedys
hheu~au' Lnimen' cRAMP
Is contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the dud, which prevents animal life
having free flows cured by few applications OF Ken
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach aud bowels
take teaspoonful Of Kennedys Rheumatic Liniment in
warm water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HoARsENEss
Are caused By unnatural d., of the gands-get
piece Of flannel with Kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
apply II on going to bed, aud you will be well in the
HEKDAouE AND THRoBBINe OF
THE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from nsensble prespiration-,
cured by few applications Of hennedy's Rheumatic
''''''' WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each
bottle.
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
You will take teaspoonul " The niment aud four
teaspooniuls OF water GaTgle the throat twice day.
In few days will be we'll This teaspoonfl viii
be worth dollar 70 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inhamanu II he throat nns aud palate with
dry, hacking cough YOU will dilute he Eminent with
bulk NJ ale
swallow the moisture fhis nerer fails.
1t is good for Tu1rHA ciiH, EARACHg, SwgrLED FACE
and INrLAMArlus Of every Kind. Every family should
have fuli supply for thu wiutT.
Manufactured b. DONALD KENNEDY. RoSbury,
Mass Pr ce so cents Sold by \. Brown (sucoes J.,
sor 10 Fred X. Smhl Montpelier, VI 7395s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR sCHoo

ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The trustees and friends Of this school have
just raised the sum II 5000, for the purpose
of making additions to the apparatus Of the
school. The apparatus is TO be procured be-
fore tho commencement Of the spring term
Such action, at time when we are struggling
for national existence, speaks well for the
school and for the people Of Randolph a
mong whom il is located, and by whom the
chief part Of the sum mentioned was paid
This is one Of the oldest schools in the State,
and It's managers and friends are determined
that it shall be one Of the best schools in
che State. l. was never more prosperous
than at the present time. The number at
tending the term just ending is larger than
the corresponding term has had for several
years. The prospects for the spring term
are catering. Perhaps it is worthy Of 'e-
mark that in this school more than ordinary
attention is given to the preparation Of teach
crs for the common schools. his Is we'll,
and is all the more necessary because we have
no State Normal School. Persons intending
20 prepare for business, Tor college, and es-
pecially for teaching. will do well to consider
the claims Of this school before deciding
where TO 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

WEST RANDOLPH ACADEMY.

The Trustees aud friends Of this lnstitu-
ton, have, from time TO time, raised liberal
sums for the apparatus, and the same is now
in perfect order, and sufficient TO exempiiy
the sciences. This school was chartered in
ls47 and has been unusually prosperous.
The number attending the Term just closed
exceeds that Of any previous winter Term,
and the prospects Tor the Spring Term, IN
der our capable aud efficient Preceptor, are
unusually hattering, as special attention will
be given to those PREPARING to teach common
schools. Those fitting for college will do
well to regard the high classical and scientific
attachments Of our Protectors, and his thorough
method Of instruction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

As there has been much discussion in the
papers recently as to whether farming will
pay - say that my farm, recently adver-
tised for sale, poorly managed by an invalid
mechanic, and worited mostly by two of his
boys. 9 and II years old, has produced an in
come Of (S632,6 2) six hundred and thirty
two dollars and sixty-two cents the last sea-
son. Deducung seventy dollars for labor
{ the actual cost for two years previous) and
also the tdpes, and the income is over fifteen
per cent. on she amount would sell it for.
K NUTTING.
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Physican Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject 1t moderaes all excess and re-
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO MARIE LADIES
it is peculiarly suited II will, in short 1e bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stampof Great Britain to prevent oounlerfeits.
CAL TION.
These Pl should not be taken, By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
eyesTof 10 5rpy Miscarriage but at any other time
they safe
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion,
Papitation Of the Heart Vystencs and Whites, these
Pills will effect all others have failed
and although powerful remedy, do contain iron,
eaome, anthony, anything hurtful to the consti,u
ton.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and Canadas,
JOB MOSES, q CortlAndt ST., N. Y.
B-S, 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing fifty
Pills, by return mail Sold by all Druggists.
81 q daweOw
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. H. II ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.


Late Agent Of U. s. Patent Office Washington, (tnder
the Act Of 1881
rs STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
bosToH, MASSACHUSETTS.
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years. continues Patents in the United States
also Great Britain France and other foreign countries.
Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments, and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms,
and with despatch Researches made into American
Foreign wofSs to determine the validity utility OF
Patents invendons-and legal or other advice render
ed in all matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished BY RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of asceAinng the patentablity OF Inventions
unsurpassed BY II immeasuIably superior to- any
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These besides bis extensive library Of legal and
chanica works and full accounts Of patents granted In
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TBSTIM
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CHARLES MASON,
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81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors they
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EDMUND BURKE,
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