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Catarrh-Scro6.la.

, 1, Mrs William Ellery, CT 70 Central Avenue
Chelsea, do certify that have been great suffered
all my lifo II I'm Catarrh Scrofuia of tie worst
kind. At the az of two years. the disease began
assume q violent form All my life itzhas kept me
in bondage. have had hundreds of liberated
throats; would have seven in a winter had great
pain and dizziness in my head, with many other al
ments. Last winter the Scrofula broke out under
my chin and run to tuch an extent that thought
my life would run out, % no doctor could cure me-
One toll mo 1t would take three years to stop the
running. cam tt II the suffering endured In body
and mind. Most proyidentially was advised to go
and see Mrs. M g. Brown. did so. In the begin
ming Of May last, obtained her Metaphysical Dis
coverg, and used 1t faithfully. The happy aud glo-
riouy esults are that delivered from all NV dis
eases My Catarrh is gone, my dizziness and head.
ache are gone. feel as free from Scrofua and its
effects as any being in the world. In two weeks 4.
ter began 70 the Medicine the running sore un-
der my chin had ceased; In lesstn mos b found
myself a cursd woman. II Is now nearly six months
since. and haze had return ofdseass. Ny throat
viii h always troubled me with alterations, is
tirely cured Every exposure used 10 give mo cold
now do rot take cold at all. / feel stronger and
bet er than at any period Of my life. i bad wind
my stomach; that Is all gone. can feel the Dis
coyery searching through my system. Ny crcuia-
ton was always bad; now It good. am getting
much heavier and stronger am sixty-nve years
old want all the world to know Of my great do
liverance rom Catarrh and Sorojula, and also from
the grave where expected soon TO go.
Mrs. WILLIAM ELLERY, 70, Central Avenue,
Chelsea, where can DO seen. trr.-t
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Steam to and From the Old Country.

le>g The swell-known favorite Clyde built
&1AlkA4sTton steamers of the ANCHOR LINE of
steamships ''HIBERNIA," "CALEpoNIA, o"BRITAN-
MIA" and UNITED KINGDOM !" are lntea ded to sail
fortnightly TO and from New York. carrying pas.
ssngeTs to and from Liverpool Glasgow, BELFAST,
Daibln, Waterford, Cofk, Limerick, 6aID0y
Londonderry These steamers were built specially
for he Atlantic trade are divided into water and
Air.tight compartments. -.
Rates of Passage.
From New York IL any ofthe above place: Cabins,
S12D and 500; steerage $45, payable in American
currency. "a 80 en11e.se- aliicfL. Is essTs rui
Ne New York from any of the above places: Cab
ms. So6 ana $50, steerage, SIS payable i'm gold or
equivalent ia American Currency. = --'s--1' I
Thoee who wish To send for their irisnds can buv
tickets at these ratet firm the Agents
FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO.
tansd4m w S6BowliDg Green. New York.
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~ l Ess% isss s. sasi s fs
Leave south S.s. Te.iav Thudsy and saturday At
Lave Aass,.r Msadiy "wednesday and rd'ya ...s'"
"sst Ef,sHs Centre 70 Fsbag "a miles, and back '"''s
Lave L..,.. Nossy Tuesday and svd,y. at pm. Ei
HIrss a. Fryebag BY 10 pm; u. sfE atls
Arrive aNorssy By Il m. ~ i'sN'' 'f-H'A1- cdr
IN r., From Norway BY North Norway. rs.avosd miles.
Leave Leave Norway Tuesday Saturday, at m 5a
I.ss o,;savood Tuesday Saturday. ns.n lat GU
s w Ss1s tSss to Loys Y miles back
Leave L. Lowell ,s .. Tuesday saturday, a,s am
iss From Lowell By North Fr,sburso Stow, miles. back s
Leave Le,slI rssssayy and Saturday, t4lsp m.
1sas Leaves Stow VT Tuesday and Saturday, a,
Arrive at Lowell By sp m. : - Pm. o1af
~ From ss s y Fgh p ps' 8 S.~ North N Grafton
Leave Bethel Tuesday and Friday at m.
Leave Enroll wsdss.dsy and Saturday at ia M. .
Arrive at Bethel By pm easI 9lt
Leave Auburn Tuesday, Thsr:d'y and saturday siaa
Leave Isenors Centre Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Sc M
las Aotarn BY ws.. Auburn ralA.r orlA
Turner. LssrnOre. 81 miles, and back ak ts week "
aSs As5 T'.s sa's ESP Il sIsssy
Leave Livermore daily, except Sunday at LA m 20
Arrive at Auburn BY II IL %
$50 From Greene Depot South Leeds miles and back twice
Leave G,;s.s psrO, Tuesday and Saturday ~
nvs south !, saI LIZ s. Tu- p pm M
Arrive attrsene DepO, BY m. /
From Temple Mills BY Famnrson Industry. and w.s Mill.
Ls,s Temple Mis- rae Sask TS sss time. week
4ssvs star. Sa Toe,,,, y 2; o
| Arrive Al Temple Mi. by ana saturday. m
1852 From Wales Leeds Junction. mis and back tire. time.
\ Z. week A., Y I. 81 - 49, ~''tI
y sis saa S''''l'' .'s =
t L ISS aoeson Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
5s rr1I BS g y Eat Sumner, Hartford Canton tsru
leave sGerhss daily Ky sIsspt Sunday 4iapm
c,n,oa pa I',, ,aas !. .yna ~ a. III
| Leave Buc. 6eId 1uesd,v ana s,ns.., I
1sass % Sa ss%Si s. T 70 Saturday T
,s5 From North Jaw. 81 E,. pI,s,,s p.,.,
sS E,., ss~ord Rsmed Centre, RanOr 5yans Pond
Bryant. Pond next day BY Il a. nv y oB
Arrive siNorth Jay next day. ~ 10 N. M
Leave North Jay Tuesday SIP m. iid
Leave Di1hsld THURSDAY atsa - 90 ~ E.
,ss rro. = S S0's 'a 's. 'y =. m
sss1 1'''1'' to h'ss'"''' f' miles, and back %
Ars sSia .a ss%I Fan s y s,isp sunday sPm
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A',.'e a .,'l'n -'sel"os by "a M
4 Lave ss.1 si..ie. s.,,rJ.v ,,on. NM,
u as.ss s z Ss. ss'G ID Il '1s~
i5s From East Dxaeld BY South c,,,hsr n WI. "a ; an
Leave Eas, Dnseld Tuesday Thursday Saturday or
a,sa !, u VIVA nal ~ I n Noi'h ge9g alsW
Leave Weld Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 mu1
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REM Estate for Sale.

HOUSE and Let on Hampshire Court. occupied
11by Rhoda Hansen. Ths house is two ste ries, in
good repair, and will be sold at bargain. Enquire
of JOSIAH JONES, Nos Merrill st. dec3ld3w*
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1..,: A J, Nssa.y "wednesday and Friday

Arrive ai rIesque iss By 5 pm ~ q "a sHuAQ tf
% From rsasn by Moro Rlabsr sI.as and Aroo'soOt.
Leave psisa ihOr.ly arrival Of mail from Msasvsmkeas say
Arrive ssS. E !. tx XIX k' %. % saturday bne
Arrive at Pausa Wednesday BY aagse - s9i1oG ~
S. From Pasn BY Island Falls. Smyrna Mills "a miles, and back
Leave P.ssa Wednesday ba'g93 2 lo 5dt lid
Leave smyrna mills Thursday at IL m. -lN
50 6 mn A, sas y IN: Mar, E..,oa Maple Fort Fairfield
Leave AS. MSnday Wednesday Friday, Of HOul0n
A 4.,s s 4 FI S.i FsiIssI az
Arrive by 10 M ny" u''S ana Sa'"'aas' o.
g. s' S hs "a w Ms ~; Freedom
Leave s Ws, fussday THURSDAY and saturday aissm;
Leave wa, s Monday. Wednesday and Friday a7sm
IS From B;. By Waldo South Brooks. and Brooks 70 Jackson
ie,,s . Ss,.t Tsssaay u'y Saturday
Leave Jackson Tuesday III Thursday and s.,..v,7m
c Belfast y Iii,s M A'' s-''a'y az a"'
s'ss asoay s S., ~ ssIgs
L . nSIS S,S a ~ except Sunday
s ks,s, s ?. sss daily ssssp' Sunday. atapm
sspa Sds NV %.. ss %:a Sss
applying s: sd B rack a s ss: week win The privilege q
Leave socEs.d daiy, except sunday at i nj m esa a
Ess ss BAH s aai sss, ssy & soa., W bp
Arriysat Rocklaad next day VA m. - 'yssr is,+s
o From ROetlsnd North Haven IL me .Ad bak twice week
Leave Roskand tuesday and saturday at "a m; rs
1 as: s' sai a..s" s'sis; '' rFy ''."
@ ass@ GmdsT S sy r es M Me- Mills North Appleton.
rs e e Western Tgs:sy THURSDAY and saturday ss
y Arrive n ~ s sesrsmo %ai :, / n A5" b.
a ssss ssfe os%sa MbS y "Wednesday and Friday at
George Is m oS b IsSs sa Tenant Hsor TO South
ss soa ST. Gae eoss wsS % and Friday
st F,om Thnaa..,.a !. c =. :, p,.,,..,.
once ss wesI 'u'1ns mics and back
A rrs i !. Fq.SSsS ss % 2p ms 9 se
1sars s e fsa% ss 5T y 1sa~
10 asaa sS ss S 5o and Round Pond PHa
B1d Sss s at ys s Thursday and Saturday on arrival
Leave Pe1Squd Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at m;
s - = . !, - -. 9se siei 3ar
and Booay oasdoas Mis- miles. ssd back i1ree tiss
Is.v. ws,s Tuesday Thursday and Saturday o. arrival
Arrive 4 H0dgdon,s Mis- BY ii M. 0f gsl 7gs
Arrive at Wsea..ss 3, 10 am anu 'fa''
'' Sn rd S n .sa s b,s % . :s
Arrive At Small Poinb Pm e. 1
Sy II''' 's'.-' 100 ' ' = am M
Es@ Dresden ;, Dresden to Isnod miles. and back,
Arrive Sis ss 1a4 A1.' >"
Arrive psdsn i MIN jy ana at M
100 From Richmond BY Corner to Lch6.id Corners. 10
miles; , and back twice week
Arrive AZ IehSsIs onsG ~ rs %
Lisedd Ssdassy saturday at 10.
Arrive at Richmond BY 70 m. t.1i.-ssd' H'll gf
Proposals for three time. week service invited i- ses
North Newcastle TO Newcastle miles, and back three times
Leave Gardiner Tuesday, Thursday and satrd.y Al ms
ts. sss as;as Ms3S Wednesday and Friday
III From E. as w South Monmouth, Monmouth miles
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FOR SALE & TO LET .
Houses for Sale,

Houses for Sale. .E
.&sasAA "A three story Brick House and Lot on Lin
eH:..l coin street.
Ill tive story wooden House and Lot on
Cnestnut street, near Cpmberlsnd ST an
A Three story Brick House and Lot ON Park Place
A two story House and Lot, corner Pine and Clark
str cts. Also VACANT LOT near WashiDg ton st.
Terms libel al Apply to slgta1
8 jan1ldsw J. q. PROCTOR, Lime strete.
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To Let..
FOR SALE.

Two gentleman o. steady habits, large, pleasant,
IL furnished Room, heated by furnace, and sup
piled til gas, in private fsmily. House centrally
located. Apply w, AZ Midale at. dec26d4w
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YORK 81 CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
e ~ WINTER 1RRANGkMEHT. Z,

st-eS,SaEp81 On and after November lst, 1854,
So trains will leave as follows, until fur
ther notice: III n b Ntt q MFf
Leave Saco River for Portland, as 80 and $40
A. M, and $40 z. M.
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 500 A. M. and
400 and $50 +. NJ. b5r
The2O0 r. NJ. train out and the $40 A. NJ. train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg.
Conway, Bartlett, jackson, Limington. Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N ii. 9f
AT Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Honey Ea-
gle, Sbhth I'mingt0n.- linaington, Umeiick, New
hold Parsonsteld, and Ossipee
AT Saccarappa for South Windham. East Stand
ism, Sebag0, Denmark and Brideton, - Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays.
- - DAN CARPENTER, supt.
Portland, Oct 81. 1854 dtf
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OF Canada.
WINTER 4RRANGEMENT. y

49, - ~ ~ 49,
r-zzzs5s5Esss5Q On and after Monday, Nov. e. 1854,
trains will run daily, iSundays except
vdl unIn Idrther notice. as follows:
up TRAINS.
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
An. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, az LIS P. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS. 4oi
Leave South Paris OF 6.4b A. NJ, and Island Pond
1t 6,50A. M. 20
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value. and that per.
soa unless notice given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
GU. BRYDGEs, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent. M
Portland, Nov. Z, 1864. now
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
E.A SUMNER ARRANGRMENT ,

usszEsssFHH1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
- Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
lao A. M. and l25 P. NJ. NG9VhNE q
For Bangor and intermediate stations at Las P. NJ
RETURNINe-Leave Lewiston at go A. NJ and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor at
1901 A. III .and arrive in Portland at 2.l6 T. n.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. sc'AOoAAa
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re
turning s due In Portland at p. NJ. III
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most of the towns North and East of this
line.
watervIle Nevember 1858, p decIi
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aa HiGgs fa3 io l1'rl'leif
Boston and venango

Petroleum Company,
We Offer as "a No. l." Although not producing
at present. the prospect at east equals that of the
Columbia oil Company. of Pittsburg. at the time OF
organization, which has paid original subscrip
ten of $4,000 net profit of in two years. and
continues to pay in the same ratio. 'sA '-.'
Full information win be furnished in regard to
the above and all other Companies in the market,
upon application at Office personally or by let
ter. AN 4
r. s.-Parties remmitting funds to Va win please
send by express, except when drafts can be obtained
In which case We will bear the charges of forward
ing. In this manner they can Obtain reliable re.
cepts. -s- .,--
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Wood for Sale

koUR Ofces. single or in suites, over sto..s Mo-
loz and l54 Exchange Street, opposite H. Tt oS'
nauonai House. Apply on the premises to MGR
V4 dtt A. L. BROWN
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Remarkable Cure of Deqfness of T,eeaty
Years Standing.

have been entirely deaf in my left ear tor twenty
years. and for the past six years my right ear has
peen so deaf that could not hear conversation OF
public speaking of any kind. could not hear the
church bells ring, while was sitting In the church.
have also been troubled for number of years with
very sore throat, so that was obliged to give up
singing 10 church, for had lost my voice. had
great trouble In my head-teTrible noises almost to
craziness My head felt numb and stupid, and was
q source of constant trouble tome.
l tried every remedy that could J, thought Of
went TO aurists but they Wa ted to instr u
ments, would have hing TO do with them
About one month since l obtained Mrs. Browns
Metaphysical Discovery, and used it according to
the directions on the bottle And the result, is that
the caring OF both ears is perfectly restored so
that can hear well any man The great trouble
In my head is entirely gone My head feels perfect
ly easv and at rest My throat, which was so dseas
ed. entirely cured and have recovered my voice
again. would not take one thousand doit0rS for
the benefit have received in the use of Mrs NJ. q.
Browns Metaphysical Discovery. rel
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PROPOSALS. 18
United States Mails.
{ MAIN 4.

~ I ~ -as a posr OFFICE acs pEr.armnsE
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y Lombard & Cores We
Petroleum Stock Exchange,
90 STATE ST.. a
.1l'9oal'4 BOSTON.

y II g. LOMBARD. p -. c. GORE, JR.
y A. MENDUM, Formerly Of the Eagle Bank.
JAnls saw Sm
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3OOOBbls- Per Day
la Worth $4,000 at the Wells. o

tillA .NIIIGlA - Nut.
The undersigned are Regular Agents for the prin-
oipal Petroleum Companies Of Boston. New York.
and Philadelphia, and having no more interest in one
than in another. persons desiring incarnation can
rely upon receiving an unbiased account of
the standing and prospects of the various companies
on the market. rfia. fg ffs 1sI5
Inquiries By mail iciI receive prompt attention
Subscriptions received to all first class C0mPan-
, ies upon the most Jdrora5'e terms. m st 81
Receipts and Certi6caieswiIl be forwarded in ex-
change for available funds, without charge; and
Petroleum and Coal Stocks will be cold at the Bro
kers, Boards of New York and Philadelphia at
the regular rates OF commission. e.l -vla,
'9al 4fi1 aai -Aii boa 7IGIs .oui
wswould call special attention to the following
companits new being organized in tilis city, viz:
sW
doToz GHr 10 THE lEoaB Din.
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Certificate Of Mrs. j. p. LIroH, OfCharIestOwn. -

This is to earthly that nine mon hs ago was at.
taoked with Neuralgia In ths most violent FORM
Several physicians were applied to, tho did all they
tent medicine and remedy that could be found were
applied without effect My face was poul,ieed and
bandaged in order to find relief Since the Neural
gia attack me Host twenty seven pounds of flesh.
In this state friend of mine recommended me to
try Mrs M. G. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, as
1t had cured friend of his of very bad e,es which
had baied the skill of the most eminent physicians
Consequently went to Mrs N g. Browns office
aud obtained her metaphysical Discovery, on Sat-
urday the 10th inst. applied IL at four O'Clock in
the afternoon The reslAt was that. Neuralgia sub
sided-almost Immediately felt relief sic pit we'll
without any poutices before, AID at the time Of
giving this certificate he 2lst inst, lconsider my
self delivered of my diseose, and recommend the
Metaphy steal Discovery TO ell who are suffering.
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CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
aka rooms. large stable and sheds-situated two
EI1M and one-half miles from Portland and the
i,EE finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
Ek1&ae &terina place and summer boarders For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
ap7 diff l0l Commercial Street, Portland.
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Cure Of Catarrh of Ten Years Stdnding.
/, MR.. WILLIAM DoNNRLLY corner Of Dexter
and ID streets, South B0 ton, do certify that my
daughter has been suffering FRI m Catarrh for the
past ten years. She lost the Of smell, and had
no passage through her nostris during that time
Every remedy was resorted to, without receiving
any relief. Seeing Mrs n. q Browns Meaphysi-
cal Discovery advertised concluded 10 try &c. Al.
ter doing so, 1 must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for ineining me to this great remedy tor that
dreadful disease-Catarfh. believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found this
medicine. II must have been sent Of God TO the
people to rid them ofthe horrible discs that take
hold of them. My daughters Catarfh IL eatirely
sage to her head Is clear. l cheerfully recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to all who sufer from
Catarrh.
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daily. or more than
81 $40 900 Per Month, 'a,a
equal to per cent. Per month their capital
and this yield steadily the increaae.o Whoever
invests in this property will be richly rewarded
Those connected with 1t of the highest standing
Capital Stock, $3.50, 900. *
~ L. 4. Number of Shares, $4,000 is
'l s9F Subscription Price, $500. .'.1
si sd Working Capital, $4,000. ''iaa
PnEsrDEsr-E. C. BATES, ESQ.
TREAsuRER-JAMEs H. CLAPP, ESQ.
gal llau llerp nasa9olg iaa4a -a3A
soss.b a1ow yaa DIRECTORS, 10 7ssl Zen
% Franklin Haven, Jr., dl r. W. Sears,
William Lincoln, nt I. y. Smith,
Z d. NJ. Yeomans, rsu j.. H. Clapp, be-
as.Jsbs.T 1ll E. c. Bates. 3 s.T vs.r
. Subscription Books are still open at office for .
limited number OF shares. which can be secured by
prompt application. Ligt1 ha1 aidG mod
pa eildsd9sisl9l3 9ai HsiP .hshanof h3ai1
The inducemsnts to invest which are offered by the
properties 'of this Company. and the well known
character Of Its managers. fully entitls it to the
coincidence of the pablic. .bwo-
>
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Capital Stock, all paid in, $3.50, OO0.00I
sE Surplus Over Capital SOC, 239 AS
Invested as follows, Wiki
InU, s. $40 Bonds, valued at ........, $z5 375 90
a In Massachusetts State Bonds valued at. 4l6 II
In Bank Stocks, valued at.............. Is 2e5 10
In Railroad and Gss Co Stocks, valued at. 1875 90
Loans on Mortgages of real estate e q. 96,sl5 Oh
Loans collateral securities, 'T e, 1853 90
Cash ON hand and in Banks, ............- 1907 70
Cash in hands of agents and in transtu, l4263 IL
Personal property and other inyestments s,2iO 81
la ? TOTAL Assets. s24s, ss2 4s
-tNt EN LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due,................. none. |
claimed and unpaid. .......,........ 500 90 |
saIl reported and unadjusted,. ....,.. $3.50 90
\. H. KELLoGe, President. 7e 55
so.. j. N. DUNBAR Sec'y.
o"orn 70 Noy lst, 1854, before me-
merry chickering, justice of the Peace.
Portland Office 81 Exchange Street.
w. ID. LITTLE,
my A'uti -'i g ueneral Agent for Maine
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The undersigned, residing A,stat Of undertake thi II
the foregoing bid for carrying the mail accepted BY
The Postmaster General the bidder .a prior day & July
1885, enter the required % PERFORM he
wee proposed, with good and sufficient suretes =
This vs DO understanding dinly he Obligations lnies &c
Juty 2, 1856. ~ - n =
Dated NJ tt. csgDed by suarauiors)
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The Undersigned postmaster State ee,ti6es uN-
DERHiS OATH oFoFFCE, that acquainted with the above
guarano and knows them be property, able make
good their guarantee. 5Ht sf-siIf' IN - -
2 Dated 3iifQfI THslai gd OBJ ID CsiEned.J
Lhs above ssIhc..s me have affixed
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To Let.

A TWO story Store, near Fa, ,o,tb y,o,ot form.
"A erly occupied BY X. Merrill d Co Eno1ire of
the subscriber. REUBEN MEPRTII
deel6d3m# -n1n nAAA'
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Many wells are now yielding from 25 to 70, and
several have reached over 1000 barrels. while one
1.-THE Noble Well. ON OIL Greek, Penn.) has yielded
no less than pn 1aus 1Tod ni
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MRS. M. G. BROW MS
Poor Richards Eye Water !

VIII make the weakest eyes strong,-removiug al
inflammation and humor Every one should uss II. as
II proves tae prevention of disease.
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is Quicker and SAFER than the Best Physieidn IN
ne Land. 0-Let the wise ALWAYS keep Box In
their house. SUI u" ,fiia
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ApOthecary shop for sale.

'ns nnders gntd wishing TO ohsnge his place
- AZ, oi residence, will sell his Shop, Furniture
&c he took is new complete in all It's
nS Ihs stand is ne OF the best in Port
ps ~ IL sIed to Family end Country Trade
Apply NJ 40 congress street 1924
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

THH OyE HUNDRED AND fORTY-THlRD NV.
YORK VOLUNTEERS

arrived yesterday noon md were quartereJ u,
the Now YORK 1sncy over Centre Market. IhcJ leave
or Harts leland this mo.ning. This reg mont wss
organized ut Monticello, Oct 4, 1892 under Co! David
T.. Dewitt and Known as the SULLIVAN Counsy Reg
Irebt. athonsh two companies of u arc fsobl lilo
vicinity Of hhcs To'lpkns Corntyy
Shortly after the regiment TOOK the held Col. Dewitt
was transferred 70 the Veteran Reserve Corps account
O, yhy steal disability aud holds the rank Of lcyet
Er.gader.General and Is commanding the Frst Pro
yisioaal Brigade OF the gsrrisol Of WaAhington.
lie wns succeeded by LIEUT. Horace BoughtoH,
who is now also i BreVst Bsigsiicr.Genernl. Geo.
Ronghton originally entered ths service IN pril lsGl
A. Fjrst Lieut. 18Th Ns1 York Volunteers, aud has
been noled through the several grades III. present
oos,,ion, Brevet-Col. Watkins has commanded the
iegmsnt principally for upward u year past. Con
Jy,uehton having been IN coIa;1s aud of n brigade.
Dmrine the same time. Capt r.. ii. Pnney (coa-
usi.,ioDsdD Minor. has been actng Field Officer.
Lieut. Col IAN. originally Major OF She regiment
vss killed in charge at Mission Ridge, Nov. ~ 1905
5u,n, the battles Of Chattanooga Adj. Estciih snd
Lj.st. waterbury we're killed. at Peach Tree Cr-si;
.Inl, 20 Is6, aud Iieut. Young 90 severely wounded
"A IN Ycoure mir discharge from the service In ths
battle the regiment lost over 80 men In less than 10
Ar Ayer,shorousA. N. c., Col. Watkins and Major
Uiyoins we're wounded the Inter through the right
iea uniting him for the service; and Lieut. Harden
rgh was killed.