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WFK1Y P1P8R DgYoYBD TO UFuRE POLITICS AND GENERAL
NEW MEDICAL INSTITUTE
I'M aIpnETORD.


We are pleased to ses the increasing interest and
real success VI the Me,licsl Institute and w
peusary recently established 10 the city Of Bid
deford, connected ~ it 10 designed to b, 10 the
principles Of medical treatment, with the best
kindred Institutes Of the New Englsnd States.
Dr.. Stevens. the superintendent, II regular
and tel qualified Physician Of some thirty
years experiences, and will give special medical
and surgical treatment fer diseases OF the kid.
news, urinary and genital organs, constitution.
al debility, and diseases fthe throat and lungs.
He il likewise instituting the means for treating
diseases Of the eye and ear after the most ap.
proved principles Of the hospital practice 81
Europe. DR.. Stevens can be consulted at his
ford-privately and cOnd,lentially. The best
Swedish and American Leeches and apparatus
for cupping will be kept at the Biddeford Med.
ical Institute also frssh and pure rtrus for
vaccination at all times, and also electrical and
magnetic and electro-galvanio machines for ap-
plying electricity and gslvsnism, &C., " rhsu.
matte and neuralgia patients. 4,
AZ charitable Dispensary to the poor. and
those unable to pay, DR. Stevens 10 determined
to make the Institute free to all those who fur:
nish evidence Of their inability to pay, and Will
give to such. meiical examination aud advice
free of Charge, and furnish them medicines 80.
leeted By himself. ut the lowest practicable rates.
We believe the citizens Of York County aud VI
this State will and this to be useful and valu-
able Institute for the special treatment Ut chron.
ic diseases IN all their forms, ns the beat medi-
cal counsel will be called to its MD and support
All those requiring medical advice or medlcs!
treatment. residing out Ot the city, are invited
10 examine the facilities and superior advantages
Of this Institution for the treatment OF disease.
All communications made to DR.. Stevens will
receive prompt attention. ~
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TO !NIRRiED LADIES


rhsy sxpsl The poisons which threaten life. Nv.
cry tlus sick psfsou 70 purged by this vegetable
and vSsr, a. any one can prove BY taking single
doe. rsrsons Of spare habits gain nesh aud
strength by usInx them. livery time Nc rest few
1uIds NON oar nod, which replace the unsound
once that the Pills have saassd 10 b evacuated.
Each tlsas vs repeat this process ~ sxpsl turtle!
auansislse % impurities, which are aEAin replaced
tine by contiuulug this trcstment. vs bring beck
che whole msss % hluds o. humors 70 that slate Of
parity vhish constitutes health. Tor brandrsth's
y bsbsS sn "a
~ al respectable dealers In medioinea tmg
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MARRI AGES.

In this city. Nov. -. by Rev. J. Hubbard
Jr.. Mr.. Stephen W. Roberts AMI Miss Sarai
c. Wood. both VI this city:
In South Parsonsfell, Nov. 30, by Rev,
Caveruo, Mr.. Charles F. Sanborn and Mis-
Esther A. Wiggin. both OF p.
tAfter the service was ended, the company
was conducted 10 the new home OF the briis
(sena,or Slnborn's), where y 6ns plato Of sill
yer va. presented Ia the newly married couple
accompanied with other valuable presn's.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY. Dec 2.
tmarket-cattis is,a, Sheep aud Lambs 3o3.'
Swine 256.
PacEs-Ma,kst Bsef-Extrs, fi2r u % ars'
quality O9a u 20; second, 10 ~ u s third 10
Sea pr io0 lbs, Vhs total weight OF hides. taiio"
and dressed beef
Rides-aIoio per Ii
Tafoe--lua..c per 10
Lamb Skias-SI75a 2lS
SAesp Skias-Si ~ q al.
Cat ykias-lG TIC. pr IN.
Sis,ss--Yesrlings tij TO % two yrs. old, 10 so
thrse yrs. old, % Is.
Worktsy Orss.-si0S Co r0.
Mica coc,.-sl5a %; eItrA, 7ots); the prices ri
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy oil
the purchaser
SAsey and Laswks-Prices, SheAred Sheep 90 To &c
per In. Old Sassp q to sts. Lambs st0J to 70
Ssis.-wholesale iai TO tie per lb.i retail n "a
$50. Fat liogs-i2 % Is per 10.
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Rutland, Oct 10. 1868.
WONDERFUL CURES.

BOSTON. sept. IL. 1868.
To the editor VI the Rutland Herald Hearing
the purpose Of healing the sick. l thought would
write you what had been done by this same doctor.
that those sflct.d might be sure and call upon him
than Ave year, Arter being attended for while
by my regular physician, he advise inc to 30 10
tho MASSACHUSETTS, General Hospital, which did,
where received tho best medical treatment they
wera able to give. with no beneficial effect.
Aft:r leaving tho hospital tried Electrical
treatment, hut continued to grow worse daily. In
fact WAS given up by all as hopeless case OF Pr.
ralysls could get along With the aid VI eruteh.
es by moving both les at TIM. could not
strashteu either lss, so that my form was sitting
Seeing the advertisement Of Or Urann. I called
upon him and told him my stuati N, what had
done, aud also that ! WAS unable to pay him, A.
sickness had stripped me. aud then Was depcnd.
eut on the city OF Roxbury for support. lilo en-:
eouraged me In every way, and very kindly told
treatment walked homo wthou. uiy srut,nss. car.
rying them ON my shoulder, aud have never used
them since this was the latter part Of last Novsm
| Der, aud have been daily improving. until now
| an able " work, earning one dollar and quarter
My case was ono that all considered hopeless, and
give you particulars that Others who have thought
themselves past cure may have confidence, and Try
an at Camposli 4 whittiers, on 0rAnse st.. Rox:
bury, AMI live at M. ? Washington Court, where
SS pss:sd to answer any gS ISuW;itt ERs
ys.sps a. Efd,,ag., formerly Of tho Hartford pc.
lico, moro recently on Hartford and New Haven
railroad, was obliged to give up business on 40.
count OF u severe cough aud ble.ding-perioctly
cur d and can now do good days work.
Bridget Co9fn, Hartford, Conn.,, had fever sore
on leg for over SIX years had eight dill rent ply.
sciaus attend II Mt different times with no sood st-
feet Entirely cured by one treatment
Mrs. D,tbis, vito Of WIN. Dib6le, Deputy Sheriff,
CRANKY, Conn, troubled with internal tuinor and
spinal difficulties, was unable TO walk or ride nj
ter one treatment was able 10 walk mile, and has
frequently since rodo ten miles. letter nom her
and photograph may DO seen at ofhco.
| Mrs, Fdnchsr, Granby, Conn.,. confned TO her bod
By spinal difficulties and general debility, was not
able to SIT up-in fifteen minutes was sOle TO walk
out
Ella Roberts. Hartford, Conn. was completely
paralyzed was unable to move hand or foot. and
her head seemed ~ II hung by cord. not having
the least control OF II. She 10 now able to move
both head and hands frooly, and 10 gradually got.
ting the control OF her feet.
rDr. Uranus terms arc such that oil can avail
them selves OF his treatment Photographic and let
ters from patients cured may DO seen ct ollcs.
IW
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PLANTATION BITTERs,

celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which are now recommended by the highest medi.
cal authorities, and warranted to produce IN imms.
date beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree
able. perfectly pure and must supercede all other
tonic. where healthy. gentle stlmulant Is required.
They purify, strengthen and invi;orate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antido,e to change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours.
Thsy strengthen the system and enlivcn rhe mind.
They prevent miasmatlc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath aciiity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh0a and Cholera Morbns.
They cure Liver Complaint Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong, the lansud bril-
liant. and are exhausted natures great restorcr.
They are composed Of the celebrated Calssya bark,
wlnteryreen, sassafras, roots and herbs al pre-
tlculaIs see circulars and testimonials around each
bottle.
beware OF impostors. Examine each bottle. See
that II has our private u. 5. Stamp unmutilsted
the cork. with plantation scene, and ur sig.
nature on tne steel plate side label. See that our
bottle Is not reilled with spurious aud dele'erous
.tuf Any person pretending TO seM r ,n,ot
Any person Initiating this bottle, or sailing any
other material therein, whether called Plantation
Bitters or not, Is n criminal under the U. \. Law.
and will he 30 prosecuted by US. We already have
our eye several parties realizing our bottles, &C.
who will succeed In getting themselves Into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation Dit
tiers from ladies. clsrsynen, merchants &C., u In
credible. The simple trial of bottle Is the evt
dencc we presSut OF their worth and superiority
They are cold by all respectable druggists. srocsrs,
physlcians, hotels saloons steamboats, and country
itores. =. II. DRAKE & CO..
iyls 203 broadway. NIX.
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Supreme Judioi,l Court. September Term. 1854

Supreme Judicial Court, September rerm' 1854
ANpwoscoooIs, %.
President, Directors f. Company Of the City
hank ps. Stephen l. .dbboh ct ais. ct Trus-
tee.
A Nd now on suggestion to ths court that
"A John T. French aud Charles W. Philbrick.
two OF nj defendants at the time ofthc service Of
the writ, werc not inhabitants OF the State, and
had no tenant. agent or attorney within the
same; that their goods or estate 've been at:
tsched In this action. and that th y have had
no notice Of said suit an ! attachment:
His Ordered, That not &C Of thependsnsy OF
this suit be given to the sal defendant,.by pub.
fishing an sttested copy Ut this order, together
with an abstract of the plaintiffs writ. three
weeks successfully In th. Union and Journal.
newspaper printed In Bi deiord. In the County
of York the last publication to be mo- less than
thirty days before the next term Of this Court,
10 DO holden at Auburn, within and Tor the
county Of Androscogain, on the fourth Tuesday
of January, A. d. 1857, that said defendant:
may then and there spper and answer to said
suit. II they shall sec cause.
Attest: D. P. ATWOOD. Clork.
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LININENT.

II cures Cholera. when arst taken, 10 fsw hours
Dyssntsry In hair IN hour; Toothache In dvs min
utrs II IL perfectly innocent TO take internally
and 10 Q commended by the most eminent physi'
eians In the United States.
royAwASpA, Pa, Aug. 6. 1862.
DR.. g. I. Tobias. New York Dear Sir-t have
used your Venetian Liniment with great success
both 40 an Internal as veil ~ an external medl.
cine. in cases OF Bilious Collie and Cholera Nor.
bus regard 10 rs q sovereign remedy. Your We
netian Horse Llniment stands unrivalled a =
horss medicine amongst farriers and boatinen on
this canal Wa. LEWIS.
Supt North Branch Canal
Price % and 90 cents bottle. Sold by all drug
gists OGee. SC CortlAndt ct. New York. im47
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lAh,trsct Of l,l.,ntltr,s Writ |

Debt on judgment obtained before the So
preme Ju licial Court holden ut Alfred. IN anil
Tor the County Of York, In the Stateof Maine.
on the arst Tuesday Of January, A. D. 1881.
Bank. against Stephen I. Abbott, Hiram H.
Braydou, Isaac G. Downs, John 7. French and
Charles ". Philhrick, for the SUN Of two hum
dred and twenty dollars and twenty six cents
damage, and seventeen dollars anil eight cents
costs NJ suit, saii 6ed In part, to Wit In the
sum Of 6fty dollars and twenty two cents.
The declaration alsn ,ontsins . count on Q
pron,issury mute for 5000, dated May IL, 1887,
given by the deits. to the plfs. pays In four
muuths from the date thereof The Franklin
Company, Lewiston, Maine, are summoned ~
Trustees Of said deits.
Date Of writ rsh'y 10, 1864. retnrnsbls ct
the April term, 1874. Ad dsmnun $500.
A true sopy Of order Of court. With abstract
Of the writ.
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MEDICINES MEDICINES !
At LOW PRIcEsl

Tho undersigned keeps, In addition to his
stock of Fancy Goods. Q full supply Of the
most popular Medicines and Hair Preparation:
In uss, which he Offers at rery lor prt.s,. and
oil articles sold by him are carranfsd TO b ne
genuine.
Ayers Csthsrtic Pills. 90 cents.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, 20 cents.
Herriek's Sugar-coated Pills, 20 cens.
Brandrcth's Pills, 20 cents.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, 90 cents.
Ayers Cherry Pectorsl, 90 cents.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, cheap.
Schencks Sea-Weed Tonic, cheap.
Scheuck's Mandrake Pills, 20 cents.
Johuson's Liniment, cheap.
Goes Cough Balsam, 81 cents.
Perry DAVIS Pain Killer, large size, 80 cents.
Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup, - cents.
Bushs Hair Dye, rs cents.
Durnett's Cocoaine, 80 cents.
Barney's Cocoa. Castorine, cheap.
Sterling's Ambrosia, for the hair.
kendall's AmbOline. for tho hair.
Oriental Liquid White, Is cents.
Lsirj's Bloom Of Youth, 20 cents.
pbalon's Night. Blooming Cereus, 10 cents.
Jaaues' Pond Lily. Patchouly, Jockey Club and
Geranium. only 10 cents.
Nice Musk. 20 cents bottle.
Glyeeriue Soap Tor chapped hands.
Playing Cards. nise quality.
Union Playing Caris, " cents.
Chequer Boards Rocking Horses.
Chequer Men Doll Heals.
Chess Men Sofodont, ~ cents.
Backgammon Boards.
Tooth Brushes Black Pomade.
Cloth Brushes Soah's Ark.
Hair Brushes Jack Straws.
Puff Boxes and Powders.
Children's Round Combs.
Rubber Rsttles f; Alphabet Blocks, Is cents.
Clarks Spool Cotton, ~ cents.
Cough Candy Chewing Gum.
Lsngl.y's Ditters.
Chain Lightning, q preparation for removing
grease spots from clothing, only Is cents.
Peruvian Hair Regeneration, something entirely
new, SO cents u bottle.
Halls Sicilian Hair Remover. so cts.
Mrs wills ms Regeneration, ~ cts.
Mrs. Wilson's Dressing, 80 cts.
Frenchs Hair Remover, 80 cts.
Clocks Hair Re>tUrer, Us cts.
Grace's Salve, 20 cts.
Toilet Soaps, y great variety.
Best Shaving Soap.
Nice Letter Paper, 20 cents quire.
Rel, Buff AMI White Envelopes.
Rel, Blue, nd Black lux.
Diaries for 1873, very cheap.
Christian Almanac for 1853,
r. b. Thomas Almanac for 1865.
Drums-Balls-Tops.
Bird Cages China vases.
Mems Country Knit Socks.
Dolls from S cents to s..
Writing Decks.
Work Boxes.
Cigar Cases Pipes.
Cologne Hair Oil.
irctu.iue. or Genuine Bears Grease.
Waters Gloves Hosiery.
Mucilage, substitute for waters.
Cement for menlng China Wire.
Silver Soap. k'r cleaning Silver Plated Britain.
MIA and Tin Ware.
Lslies' Clouds, hest quality, $3.50.
Ladies' White Clouds, Si.20.
Ladies' Clouds, second quality, 90 cts.
Ladies' Sea T Am Hoods, Sl.2o.
Ladies' Winter Hoods, sl.25.
Children's IIoots.
Gents Linen Bosoms, 81 cents.
Gents Suspenders and Gloves.
Gray's Paper Collars, IS cents Box.
Bali Top Combs, best quality, 50 cts.
Travelling Bags.
whalebone-Corset Clasps, ID cts.
Toys, f, great variety.
Please call and examine.
JEREMIAH COOK,
50 City Building. Biddeford.
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Novelty In Artl

The Art OF dyelng the hair In nvo minutes so ~
TO deceive the whole world, has been discovered.
Crl.iaders's Hair Dye:
which 10 the only chemical combination In ex'st-
snee which changes the color OF the hall without
injuring the hriay principle which feeds, moistsns
aud sustaiRs the fbrss.
CRisrApoRUs HAIR PREsERvATivE.
q valuable adjunct TO the Dye In dressing and pro-
melting the grosth aud perfect health OF the hslr.
and Of itself, when used alone, safeguard that
protects the abres from decay under all circum-
stances and under all elimes.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, No. 8 AstoI
House. New York. Sold by all Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers lmS
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STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Augusta, I
Nov. 22d, 1854. )
CIRCULAR

CIRCULAR.
wHxssAs, the Provost Marshal General, on
the 18th day of the present mouth, issued cir
cular or,lcr to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal Generals VI the several States. direct
ing the correction 0f tho enrolment lists there
of in the several districts AMI suh.districts, to
the en- that the same may be thoroughly per-
fectei, and the quotas under any future posi-
BILE call he justly assigned; and whereas Il 10
his desire Ia have the ca operation of the State
anil Municipal authorities, and all other good
citizens. do therefore hereby invoke the same.
Great complaint has heretofore been made on
account of gross crrurs in 10 the enrolment tho
quotas Of sub. districts having been increased
In consequence Of tho names VI persons over
aye, nor. residents, aliens, and even of the dead
being cornc thereon.
By presenting to the Board Of Enrolment due
proof that any persons are enrolled In any sub.
district who are either
LIST. Aliens;
~, Non. Residents;
81, Over Age;
4th, Perm ,nently physically disabled TO such
Q degree rs to rcu Ter the persons not pruper
subjects tor enrolment under the Law and regu
lations;
sth, Who have served Ia military or naval
service two years during the present war and
been honorably dischsrgci;
9th, Those Who have died since the last en-
rvlment; -such names will DO stricken Cd.
At the same time, Il 10 proper to communi.
cate to the Boards NJ Enrolment the names VI
oil who have arrived At the military age, whose
names are not on the lists, AMI persons chan 9.
ing their residence should DO reported thereto
Il 10 peculiarly proper and desirable that 81!
municipal authorities should give early and
continuous attention To this matter. and all good
citizens are invited to cooperate with them. a.
they will alike Do entitled to and receive shear
ing.
that copy VI the oorrsotsd LIST shall 30 fur:
nlshed to each Tub district, Il can DO procured
BY the municipal authorities, aud they are de-
sired to have the same multiplied and promis-
cuously posted Ia their several precincts.
This work should Do oompletsi by or before
the hrst Of JaSusry next.
II the foregoing requests Are complied with.
there cannot be any longer cause Of complaint.
growing out Of an improper enrolment, but u
parties interested neglect to attend to this duty
the fault will lie at their own door.
3w5o SAMUEL CONY. Gov. OF Maine.
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- Forest City Dye House.
WARD 4 LEWIS.

TAKE pleasure In Informing thsir ifisnds And ne
Dyelug Buslaess. Mr.. w. has been 10 the %.
siness Is years. and with his long experience. vs
can safslv warrant satisfaction 20 ell who may n
vor Ne With their patronage.
- We send out no Imperfect gOods. We var.
rant al our work 10 he perfect. Goods will not
smut or lose color IRON ustfing. or stAu n colorsd
Sis 3 I. chsdsoaru. sSrui Tor Bidsssord ts'uso
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tho Confessions and Experience of
~ lsvaiid.-puhl,shsd Ter tho bensat and ~ q
CAUTION TO YUCNG MEN AMI others, who suf
Ter from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay of
Manhood. 80, supplying at the same time the
MgAys ~ SEIr-CuRE. BY one Who has cured him.
seif sner undergoing considerable Qusskery. BY
suciosius D postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may b had OF tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
3mj0 Brooklyn. Kings Co, y. Y.
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APPOINTMENT OF CHR JusricE.-The Pre-
iden, has appointed S.lrnon Portland Chase
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
The Official canvass OF the election in Wis
consin IL M follows: On the Home vote.
Lincoln 5000; Mcclellan 62,49i. The
soldiers vote is not all in.
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colEate's Honey Soap.

This celebrated rsiles sssp. In sueh univsrsai
demand. 10 made nom the chsicess msfers'' 10
mild and eassiiiess In Its nature, fraSrasuS
scented, and extremely seseaeiai In tn action
upon the akin. Forsals BY all prugytsts and Fsae,
Goods Dealers Vs
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARR ANo nm EMIT

Tho splendid new sea.so'ng etssn.
ers Forest Ctty, Lewtsees. ana
13otiee run - ioilowsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every NondAy
Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and Friday. at
o'clock p. NJ, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and ri.
day, ATT o'clocA p. ".
fsrs-In Cabin, SI.2s. On Deck, 1loo.
N. n. Each boat 10 furnished with : large nunaet
Of State Rooms. for the accommodation Of tadtss
and families; and travellers Are reminded thst ~
taking this line. much saving Of time and sxpsnse
will he made. and that the inconysnieuce ofarti
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passsngsrs 70 tsks
the earliest trains out az the city.
The Company are not responsible Tor baGEAgeO
An amount exceeding $50 In value and that psSsoa.
a. unless notice Ia grsn and paid for st che rate %
one passenger for every $500 sdditionat vAlus.
e Freight taken ~ usual;
Portland. Nov. On. 1864. nU
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
Celebrated Female IstttS I!

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J Clarke, ~
D., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This ell known medicine 10 no imposition, but Z
sure and SAFE remedy for Female Ditculties aud
DISTRACTIONS ffom any cause whatever, aud. Attic
powerful remedy. 10 eontAins nothing hurtfai u
che constitution.
TO NLRRiED LADIES
Il 10 psculissly suited. 10 will. In short time
bring On The monthly period with regularity.
In All eases Of Nervous and spinal Affections,
Palm In the back and Limbs, Fatigue on sliEht sx:
srtlou, PalpitAtion % the Heart, Hystorios, and
Whites thsss PILLS viii ensot cure when all other
means have ALLIED |, and. although powsrfal rem.
sdy. do not contain Iron. calomel. antimony. or
anything hurtfal 10 the constitution.
Pull dlrections ia the pamphlet around ssoh
peotays which should b carefully preserved:
FOR full particulars. get pamphlet, ffse, Of the
n. R-lt and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorised agent, will insurs bottle containing
over ~ pills, BY return mall. Sold by all Drug
Eists' JOB MOSES. " Cortlandt Ct, NY:
yii Sole United states Agent
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THE vERNATELLA
LIQUID BLACKING!

gives 70 tne teatner NOS ouy
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH,
but an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume.
THE ueatness and convenience OF using Liquid
Risskinr. AMI the superior polish which u g'vss
over other kinda, has heretofore been In great
measure eounterbslanesd BY is disakresahls vine
gar odor and the trouble OF dttng something Into
the stopper OF each bottle In order % apply u TO
the hrush, bat the vsrnatella Blscking has only
the nost DELIGHTFUL rrRruSE, which remains with
the leather A. lonx tho hlaokng lssts, and zach
hottie has a stick ready lifted In the stopper. The
vernatslls Backing also softsns and benefits the
leather.
Be sure and inquire for The vs'nsf'iis sisei'As.
Price u essss per ssffss.
v..ne..,u,,d I'm the Chemical Department Of the
Cshoou Manufacturing Co., and nor sale oy Boot
s"1 Jaw WYMAN 4 TYLER, AerSfa
60 Water Of, Boston. Aass.
The vepaasetia.
FOR mailing the Soles Of Boots and shoes water.
proof and wear longer also for sale - above. rm1