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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05
KENT'S EA9T lNDiA CoFFEE
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE

advise my patients TO drink it universally, even
use of Coffee.
The PRINCIPAL Of the NEW YORK EYE
INFlRMARl says II direct an the patients of
nnr Institntinn 10 nsn ..ycln.iNclv
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFEEE

is used daily by the families Of Bishop Amos,
Bishop Baker, Bishop James, and many of the
most distinguished cl0gymcn and professional
men IN the country
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05
KENT's EAST INpIA COFFEE

and would not be without it on any account"
The Rev G. LARUE am eminent clergyman of
the NJ. L. Church, now stationed at Halsey
street. Newark, says of
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05
THE FLAG or OUR UNION.

The publishers of the FLAG OF OUR UNION
take pleasure ia presenting this beautiful paper
tothoirpatrons. It is mode'uf ncatncss, and We
viii make it our constant oudcavor to make 1t the
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05

303 Broadway, New York.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-06

- Several years ago young married
man left Kilmarnock Scotland. with his wife
and family. and settled in. America. He
prosnered in his new home up till recent
period, when his wife was taken i'll and died.
Ills family being much increased. he saw he
could not get along without wife. But he
had neither time nor inclination for regular
courtship So he wrote letter to one OF
his youthful comrades here, asking weather
any OF the lasses who used to be in the squad
were yet unmarried. A reply to this query
was duly forwarded. which informed him
that one whom he had known of old was still
a seryent maid in tho samc house. situation
which she had kept for some fifteen years.
The next mail brought letter to this de
serving woman, who must long ago have
sivcnup all thoughts OF marriage oa'hand
which he begged of her to accept, and that
40 warmly, that the refusal was found i'm
possible. She accordingly gave up her place
and has just, rs matter OF fact,sailed tc
meet her destined husband Ayrshire Scot
land Express.
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nan,E D0W sooiIo.ss g bs cSaIslsse :. iIs go
d. Dck has sos ne ssstinosl op Of pfsssStias tSs
unfortnnsss with remedies that have never 6iisd
sni %S:s sss: q .,S
Ssnsrssl snd dppsn blood, lnpotsney, ssreiula,
gions q proersstion. leAAnmation. OF The Bladder
and kldneyss HydicesIs. Absessssss llunofs Fright
tons stssnalng this elass Of disssss, Arc made "a
become - harmless ~ The simplest ailings q .
child. Particular attention Eysn 70 the treatment
gss. Patisnts who Wish 70 remain padsr Dr. DovS
IA tment fsW days OF weeks will be turuisbsd
With pleasant rooms, and charges for board nodsr
Ps. Ladies' who are troubled with any disease
pecular 10 thsir systsm, viii md speedy relief BY
calling on DR. DOW, 81 his once, No. Endiee6
street,
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iblcussIeMs cARlp'llAl!GGb +
AND CLOTH DRESSING.

'lse 900 crAxx's NM. Nay 10. 1885.
thereby give poties to my nuusrous custops:
crs, that have. st large. expense, increased
my fkcllities for doing CusfomD CdrdiAp aHd
CLOTH Dressiag the present season. 4 t,sfn
an now ready for work, and with my In
CREASED facilities ! think Ishsll DO able 70 do u
- last a. wanted, or Ut least, At yery short mo-
tice.. The best OF cards, machinery and WORK.
men are employed, and IguarsptsN the best ol
work. at reasonable prices. All business tran
sactiOns with my customers shall be satisfactory
or at least, just and honorable.
81 Charles Nuttsr. Main street. Ssco WI
liam Milllken, jr,, Salmon, Falls, and josiah N.
Jones, watsrborougs Centre, are ny agents 70
receive wool and cloth, also to deliver and SCI
tie for the same when done, All'work len Win
the above named persons, will DO e we'll And
promptly done as II left at the Mil, and q
same prices. "ss's AS NNA'YSA '',
Ishsll also purchase wool, In large. o.. small
quantities, for which I shall pay the highss'
msrkct price, 10 cash or cloths, 40 may DO de-
sired, My cloths will be selected expressly tcr
.cear. not altogether for profit, though gain
Is the end acknowledge. iNttys 81 '.s1'.G
THIS Mill ia situated In Hollis. on the. river
road leading from Moderation to Benny Eagle,
thrpe-l ourthsSof one mile distant fsom sesch
place. p. o. address. West Buxton. Me.
80 AARON CLARK, JR. Prop'r y
20 - -, MILAN SNAIL. Agent,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Z d . En.
dioott Street, Boston, 10 consulted daily Tor all dis.
Utsri. or falling Of the Womb, Fluor Albus, Cup
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, are
now trset:d upoa new pathological pstnctplss, and
speedy Senst Fuarsnteed In very nw days 20
that most costinats complaints Yield under Il and
the amctsd person soon rsoiess In psSfset health.
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater expsrisncs In
any other physician In Boston, ana has, snee lsls,
conansd his whole attention 10 the cure OF private
diseases and Female Complaints. \.
N. BAH letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not DO answered. 10.
Oaice honrs from \. y. to 9P.M.
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Tux ADMINISTRATORS years ago, there
was fair girl, go pure, so lovely. 80 refined,
that she still rises to my mind as almost akin
to angels. She was wooed, and ultimately
won by u handsome young man Of considera-
BILE wealth. He sported fine team, delight
cd in hunting, and kept u pack Of hounds.
Ito neither played cards, drank wine,nor
used tobacco. He had no occupation. no
calling, no trade. He lived on his money,
the interest Of which alone would have sup
ported family handsomely, l never saw
the fair bride till q few daysago. Seventeen
years had passed away, and with them her
beauty and her youth. her husbands fortune
and his life, during the latter part Of which
they lived in a log cabin on the banks Of the
Ohio. near Blennerhassett's Island-a whole
family in one single room, subssting on wat
err. Fat bacon, and corn bread. The hus.
band had no business capaci'y.--Hc was o
gentleman Of education, OF re6nsment, Of no.
BILE impulses, but when his money was gone
he could get no Employment. simply because
be did not know how to do anything. For
awhile he aoundered about-frst trying one
thing, chen another; failure was written on
them all.
He however, finally obtained situation /;
the labor was great, the compensation was
snall-it was that OF starvation. In his
heroic eaor;s to discharge his duties accepta.
bly,. he over.worked himself and died, leaving
his widow and six girls in utter restitution.
In seventeen years, the sweet and joyous aud
beautiful girl had become broken hearted,
care,worn. poverty-striken widow, with
house full OF children.
Young woman il u rich young man asks
you to marry him, and has no occupation, or
trade, or callings. BY which he could make
living il he werc thrown on his own resources,
you may give him your respect, but give him
the nitten.
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STEAM Z BHakER4!

sfESn BAKERY Ia t iI ely. invite sSs y.
IGNITION Or the public 70 the choice and sxeellsnt
.nss ssiIss :sss ss & a
% disposed 70 fAv0r them with their patronage.
yi.Natntiys oreekers''s GO
have obtained vide celebrity. and been manuAe.
srsa is ths and svsfy pi.ss sS:4s Known
ARMY .ni Ss :, s:
Sfo tSs only SfieSsfS q 81 iScnd il New Ensi1nd
1 Ssaps: nc see Sss
cence. thereby utterly asst,oyins the s.hcharins
and nutritive principles Of the four a. 10 unlyer.
:y The s q az passaS IL ~. psss
Crackers. but ali tho varied and much sstssI9d r.
O. % % &c assa n sIpsr
are declared to bs"oniy alttie lower than the
| angelsn s.asu.I, - .-DL.Lc.. 10
call psrticuisr attention TO tho many kinds made
ssSing. viii provo pssfsetly atisf.etory 70 all
become acquainted With them. Among these We
snumerate our highly prizsdD II
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tsa'
cAhIso !sS rsKS Rs YGhk S eRa S SRRE
No aiso keep on hand superior Boo ibuouu,
from an English receipt. This Biscuit 10 great
luxury. We slso make promptN 70 ofas ,r =, ,r,
Fancy sponge. Cold Bride, s R.S snd Gss''
90 Fsnsy Hounds and Spanish Drops.E Z 81
Inrlnnns, ~ desire 70 ssy that We .Raf sos no
Ne use Invariably the best Flour the market ~
fords. All the other articles consumed by Us 70
our manufactures arc carefully selected and Of ne
choicest descriptions Our Bakery Is constantly
he ut scrupulously neat md cleanly, and our work
men purtako OF the same general character as the
rest Of the and are masters OF their
business We fully believe that your acquaintance
with, us will but couflrm the impression We heye
feebiy endeavored 70 convey, aud We respectfully
n. n. JoRDAN,1 II. N. JORDAN & co. q
q. 7. JORDAN, ga 1r. ..4a-l-s ran
uELLEN J0sE.) '' D.
Dover, N. H., June I, '65.1ytIJs T3SaUt
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'s crack.
ers can he obtained nc the stores or Pierce Seam.
man, Saoo, VIM Moody, KepnGbunkport, and Chas.
KimbIll Kennebunk village. 2Su
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Tflisfellalleoas.
Good and Bad Apples.

Ono day Roberts father saw him playing
with some boys who were rude and unman'
nerly. He had observed for some time q
change for the worse 10 his son. and now he
knew the cause. He was very sorry, but he
said nothing to Robert at the time. .r
In tho evening he brought from the garden
six beautiful rosy checked apples, put them
on a plate. and presented them to Robert.
He was much pleased at his kindness. and
thanked him. "You must lay them aside
for few days, that they may become mel.
low. (" said the father. And Robert cheer
fully placed the plate with the apples in HE
mothers store-room. $3.50
Just as no was putting them aside. his fa.
Their laid on the plate the seventh apple,
which was quite rotten, and desired him to
allow il to remain there. as.H'l t...,l
"But, father" said Robert, "the rotten
apple will spoil all the Others"
"Do you think so' Why should not the
fresh apples rather make the rotten one
iresh9" said his father. And with these
words he shut the door of the Ipom.
Eight days afterwards he asked his son to
open the door and take out the apples. But
what sight presented itself The six apples
which had been 10 sound and rosy-cheeked,
were now quite rotten, and spread bad
smell through the room. =
"0h, papa" cried he, "did I not tell you
that the rotten apple would spoil the good
ones s-yet You did not listen to me-"
My boy" said the father, shave not
told you often that the company Of bad chill
dren will make you bad?-yet you did not
listen to me. See, in tho condition OF the
apples, that which will happen to you fyou
keep company with the wicked boys"
Robert did not forget the lesson. When
any of his former playfelows asked him to
Join in their sports. he thought OF the rotten
apples. and kept himself apart from them.
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MAINE.
Pulmonary and Nervous diseases.
&S&ihe lesteGsS
I2[2s

4 CT VitI, Promplnsn and Csftalnty In spe1y
: iSa A|'s ' S;s:i
WssSSs:ss4 Sog q fisss OF strength. and Aide
sss: o. sJisj s.srgr. rsiisys Cough. cheek Night
petite. arrest Di.rrhssa. pronois rsfsshins slesp.
md create .ss cad AssitAS li.ed. Let no sufferer
P,iess- In z o. and is o.. bottiss, Si.ooapd s2oo
esch. esmsll or ? lafxs bottles nor $500, by en-.
prsss. Bold By all rsspsetahle drugxiits, and 81
s'': Naissh sf1:is'; 6 3. john s:ts
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Dnxr FOR Hor wrxx.-(By "Our own
Sluggard''-who 10 determined. at last, to
do something. )-Sanday-Day OF rest; oil
course nothing can DO done.
Monday-Being early in the week. don't
DO too precipitate in beginning anything.
Tuesdsy-Dsternine not to let the week
80 BY without achieving something brilliant.
"Wednesday Resolve on vigorous measures
Tor tomorrow.
Thursday-Mataro yesterdays deliben.
tons. O. = ~. HD - or
Friday-Rashsr too late In the week to do
anything, 800 .-- --.
Sasurday-8's yourself up to society,
and consult friends twho know bss,) wha, 10
to be done next week.
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Mxs who succeed in removing wants from
the creation. falsshoods from our memory,
and disgraces from our nature. are to the
realms Of truth what the heroes Of mythol-
osy are to the primitive world-shsy lessen
tho number ot ,nonstszs on the Garth.
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CcrtatM Cure fss all Cases,
Of Nm Charue Made

Those who need the services Of an experienced
physician or surgeon In all dcult and chronic dis
eases OF every name and nature. should give him
o call.
PS. Dr.. Dow imports and has TOR sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mall.
tor 81, and . red stamp. yi9
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THE UNION & JOURNAL,

"a ss.,ssSw IN MINED S3s0 n delayed till The
sxplrstion Of the year. Six months $500.
rsans OF ADvERrisiHe.
oos souare three insertions or leo, ti.6
Sor each sditional insertion, DO
By tho rear. per square, H0
Tn. established square 10 twelve lines uoupsrs
whom sst In larger type, or displayed, souswhas
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NYE HOUSE. near Covered Bridge. Factory
u Island, Saco. VALENTINE FREE isprepared
10 dye all kinds Linen, Cotton. SILK and WOODEN
Goods OF any color, In the best manner. Goats.
Vests Pants Capes, Raglans, Basquins, &C., cleans
ed and colored without being ripped, and put In
good order. All ooloring done by him is warranted
NOT 70 smut. iyr
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The Great Cause OF Human Misery

The Great Cause Of Human Misery.
e12S1S Just published, In n sealed envelope.
C%oSJPrice @ cents. A lecture on the nature.
64&1treatment, and radical euro OF Seminal
NS,E Weakness, or SPERNAroRRHdsA, induced
by Belf.Abuse, Involuntary Emissions Impoten.
cy, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
Rage generally consumpfion, EpiiePsy. and FITS,
ntai and Physical Incapacity. TO-. ny Robt. j.
Culverwell. N. D., Author OF the "dreen
Book" &c. rs
The world.renowned author In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from Ills own experience
that the awful consequences OF self-abuse may 90
efYectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, sbougles. instru.
ments, rings or cordIals, pointing, out mode OF
cure at once certain and etiectual, By which every
sufferer no matter what his condition may DO,
may cure hlmsel fcheaply, privately, and radically
This Lecture will prove boon to Thousands ana
thousands.
Sent, under seal. In plain envelope. to any cd.
dress, on receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps by address the publishers,
CnAS. j. q. KLINE CO..
VI l27 Bowery, New York, Post Ohice Box 6Sio.
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sKIhMER's
Fer Cssshs, ,,.'

PULMONAL ss; J; Il, ~ ::::::
- -. :. IN n lot Pulmonary Couspmption
Z, Fer Csaehs, For Whoopin3 Cough, Group,
Influenza, and oil affections
Of the Throat Lung, and Chest The IsPULM0N-
ALEsr arc not eqnaled by any medicine IN the
world: Being no. used and pftseribsd by eminent
best oonpanion In every household, camp and cab
In. In An civilized countries on the globe. Dr..
Skinner. for want OF space, refers 10 only . fsw
.pssa ' hs PUIGosxIEss tisS naiisd good a =.
suits. Rev. D. T. Walker, Pastor OF the Bowdoln
square church, Boston, Masal Rev. b. ". Olm.
stsed. Editor Watchman and Rsnector, Rev.
street, Boston, Lieut. z. E. White, ID division. 5th
Corps US.A.. J. skinner. H. d.. Ooulist and Aurist,
35 ljoylton st.. Boston, and Hundreds OF others In
III, SKINNER, M. De- at his Medical Warehouse,
"a fremont st., Boston, Mas. Soh! BY druggists
generally. .iN q ~ ~ lieowy
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TENEMENT HOUSES
FOR s ALE!

Offer for sale one 2tene,nent House on Pool street also
one trnemeut House with nine thousand feet Of land
ou the west side u Alfred street also two tenement houses
ON Washington street. These houses all In desirable To-
cheap, n applied for soon. W. q. GOOCu.
Riddefonl JuIy % ls65 81
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,lPEDDLERS, ATTENTION.
-, Wy 10 you KNOW that N,fy
We. ANDREWS g.

-, w DO you KNOW ruArSN N,'O,
w, e. ANDREWS MN
HAS constantly on hand The largest and best se
/ lsctsd stock of sPEDDLERS FURNlSh ~
GOODS to DO found In York County, such as rln'
Japanned, britannia, Plsnlshed, GlasA Woeaen,
Iron, Stamped and Plated Ware French and I'm.
anielled Sauoepa1s and Kettles Brooms, rrshcn
Roll Pans "a tlp.top article "a I -,
WHITE MOUNTAIN CASTINGS :,
standard Threads, Needles, Pins and Yankee no.
tons and all kinds OF goods found In hrst 'AA'
bohemian Stone Glass, Dover Glass. and Dixon's
Challenge Polish ut rates defying compet'uoh'
-3h S5,usiNFARMERs. Nslls -, !,
Try Standings improved MIX Pans, WHEN
challenge COM petition Cor utility ana uurahiN'y:
V.t,I., HOUsRKEEpERS -. .a'tS....
TRY Biood's Improved Flour slfterj no one Wal
lie Without ID after one trial. " y" -.
~ ry.Inslst upon aud purchase Of peddlers only
warranted goods of Andrews manufacture. Wy
expepses being less than any other manufacturer.
md purchasing only for cash can with conldehco
offer goods Mt JYA0issaie Rnd RsfanM prices less
than any others can Afford them.
Thankful for past liberal patronage would solicit
the same In future.
All work done TO order and with dispatch. Re-
member the place. Green st., Blddeford. Me. 70
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Il. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late xgssf Of u. s. Paf,si 0Aee. WasAingfsn.
(sHdsr hs act Of 1881
20 State street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON,

4 FTER m extensive practice Of upwards Of %
n years, continues 10 secure Patents In the United
states also In 1reat Britain, France, and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds.
Assignments, and MI Papers or Drawings for Pa
tents executed liberal terms and with despatch,
to determine the validity or utility OF Patents OF
Invcntlons-and legal or other advice rendered In
oil matters touching tho same Copies OF the claims
OF any Patent furnished by remltting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded nj Washington.
No Agency IN hs United States possesses suptrier
Tseiitiss for obtaining Patents or asesria'sisg fAs
afsntabiiify Of fHrsstiens.
lions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one Of which
was decided In hY Jssor by tho CommiSiehSi
Patents *. IL. EDDY.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy rs one Of the me. eapatk.
and sueess.Ini practitioners with whom 4 have had
'''' CHARLES MASON,
.'.'f. hsi .. Commissioner Or Pstsnts.
I'll have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more ecmpsis.f ana
plications In form 10 secure for them an carly
and favorable consideration nj the Patent once"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
'Mr. n. II. Eddy has made for me TlllRTEEN
applications, oil but one OF which patents have
been granted, and that 10 sss rtsdnq. buah IN
his part leads mo to recommend az inventors 70
apply 10 him ~ procure their patents, ~ they may
DO sure Of having the most hithfal attention be.
slowed on their cases, and ut very .eescnass char
Ses.n JOHN TAddAkT:
Boston. January I, 1866. .'l... yri
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Change Of business.

THE undersigned gives notice that he has dis
/ posed of his interest In the grocery business nt
Kings Corner, 10 Henry w. Goodwin and James y.
York All persons having claims against hini are
reuv ested 70 present tho satno for Payment inme
iately, and al persons indei ted TO- him nre noti
led that his accounts must lie settled within sixty
days or they will be LEFT In the hands OF coiiec
tor. rhhNh y, ionh'
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CONN Warehouse.

j. M. . z r 7 N @.
succEssoR TO Z. p. Q. pEARMo,
STILL CONTINUES TO- iii
Keep tho Largest aad Best Asssrsssc.s
or Comma, Robes end Plates that can be found In
York County which will be sold cheaper than g
Any my Sissr place Al,c Agent ior Cranss Metallic
short notice. At the old stand, bearing Building.
Chestnut Street. Residence, South street. near
the City Building. 1851
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8. D. q II. w. SMITHS

sEArnruL IN us APPEARANCE AND nrrrcrs.
il judges, The BEST REED INSTRUMENTS rnanufAc-
tred In the United States. They bore Cd the palm at the
recent STATE Fair Aeid at Roossfer and received
the FIRST PREMIUM the whole catalogue exhibited
Including instruments lrun the most ce'eofad "AnuAc
turers throughout this country.
Vita the most perfect confidence We call the attspton
Of the public u the AMERICAN ORGAN, a. an insuu-
snt long desired In the Family Circle and With our pa
tent improvements Il adapted 70 all kinds q Nusie, more
especially to Sacred Music with is sustained tones and
harmouies much desired and sought for In American
homes. fIgtACl r. LtA1@A 40
The AMERICAN ORGANS are superior to all other To-
struments Of the kind In many important Particular
They're superior m tncir greater ffines and ocsse
ness IL tone volume and power. They-arc superior 10
expression quckness q action, and elasticity OF ouc
rendering them perfect In rapid movements. ~
They superior Ia quality and beauty o. tone ana
when controlled by the Double Beious and Biow Pedals
Knee SWELL Sc the most charming effects can he produce
from the soest whisper az the Nolan harp to the hi
volume and power AZ The Church Organ thus enabling the
performer TO give expressions not to be found IN any o'her
The Trsso,o STOP has pleasing and beautiful variety
syinpaetc In quality appealing 10 the tender einions
the soul producing ELECTS tina mast charming and soot
ing Il Is universally admired and appreciated The hne'
SusU gives the performer ul control Of the tone enabling
him 10 griuate irmn The PiaRissim0 TO the forfssnm0
pleasure and combines the effect OF the Expression stop
of the French Organ In the AMERICAN OkuAN, more
perfectly AMI easily managed . az AA
With all these combinations and improvements az Double
Bellows Pedals and SWELL tho AMERICAN ORGAN eA-
cels In Expression, Variety AMI Power, and has oil the
quality and capacity Of full Orchestra, and In the hands
Of master is capable Of the most complete orchestral e'
fects. II. :. .rlf ...-.t
Being the only authorized Agent 10 sell the above Insir.
ments In York county, the public invited tn call AMI
examine the American Organs, at No Crystal Arcade
BLdeiori, Maine' cd 40 4 20 q i -
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& FOREIGN PATENTS.
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Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,

Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that H. N. Jordan & Co.'s crack.
man, Saeo, VIM Moody, Kepncbunkport, and Chas.
Kimbill, Kennebunk village. 2ju
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RYE SsS s. a4s: &. e
IGNITION Of the public 70 the oholee and .sxeellsut
nsa; s II nv f .ss 81 ss S
30 disposed 10 fsvor them with their patronage.