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u Benent q the Lost Cause and positively The last co
ragement Of
HAN DY Al DY!
The National Farce Of
A pEvILlsH GOOD JoKD,
UNCLE SAN oonr roar

Incidental to the piece, TIE DEv,LisH Coon
JOKE will sing org A PLEBIAS." and "Swrsa-
ixo Rorxp TIE CractS," composed especially
for this TRoupE.
BACK S-ats reserved ~........"......LnyhM Men
DR.. Haley 100 Main Street puts up very val.
liable preparation Of tooth powder, which II
would be wiser to use than the pateot nostrums
Of the day. His rooms are 6ttsd up for patients.
elegant styls, and The Dr.. 10 IN accomplished
member Of the Dental profession.
The Practitioners Of Rev. Mr.. Yeomsn at
Gambia, N. H., recently Of this city, surprised
their pastor on his return from this place with
his new wife. by call, and among other pres
ents leit set Of silver valued at Sos
Prof. o. g. Fowler. - win b seen from his
advertisement. vili soon lecture 10 City Hall.
Mr.. French b prepared to furnish our citissns
with Lynch's vhluabls rubber moulding for
doors and wi.dous, saving thereby 50 per cent
In fusl. ...r. .H ID, ,rH 'H.r.s
Tns storm Of Monday and Tuesday vas
among the most violent Of those which rsrsly
happen. The tarrsd roofing Of the city build
Ing v.s stripped almost entirely Of. The south
visdpv Of The Post otsos erSshsd In. ssvsrsl
roof Of houses In this visisity rsissd b. the
iosos Of The gals. bat no grAs iajsry doas-
A report vss ssrrsat spoa ths street wsduss-
day that steamer bed gose ashore ssaf Wood
Island. bat W have nos ben shls 70 eorobo-
rate n and disor>dit IL
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

The Baptist Society In Kennebunkport gave
. levee and concert In that place on wednes-
day evening Of last week which realised $40,
net. Our local, who was present. enjoyed II
much.
The York County Free Baptist Quarterly
Meeting will commence Ito session with Rev.
Mr.. True's church, saeo, next Wednesday
and continue through the next day. Business
meeting. Tuesday afternoon.
The ship Of $50 tons, recently launched from
the yard Of Messrs. A. 4 E. Perkins, Is nearly
ready for use. The nsme Of the ship Is not yet
decided upon. The cabin Is . beauty, and 10
grained 10 superb style by our townsmsn and
friend, Samuel Boynton, who Is unsurpassed
in taste and skill In such decorative painting.
We are informed that the members Of the
York Institute have made arrangements to &C.
cure for the citizens Of Ssoo and Biddeford q
course Of lectures this fall and winter on scien-
tac subjects. The lectures will to instructive
and we hope they will have large audiences.
The Union store has removed from It's old
quarters in Needs block to the new Adams
block which will soon be completed. Col. T.
X. Lane, will next week open another Of the
stores In the block, for the auction and COM
mission business.
Huntress & Roberts. Q, Alfred Street, have
dissolved partnership, and the business will
hereafter be carried on by the senior member
Of the firm, A. p. Huntress, at the same place.
The launch OF the sch. b. F. Leavitt, on Sat.
urday, was successful one. Surprising II
was always one till two. our local arrived fifteen
minutes too late. hut Just In season to see the
ways" from which the new vessel leaped into
tho arms OF the sea. These ways will be
Immediately occupied With another vessel.
The Hon. Charles E. Weld Of Buxton has
kindly remembered rs In the presentation Of
valuable public documents for which he has
our thanks.
A collection rising one hundred and twenty
dollars was taken mp In the Unitarian Church,
ssco. last Sunday, tfty dollars Of which 10 to
be given to the Society In Ellsworth, and ths
remainder applied to the general purposes Of
the denomination. Considering that the So
ciety Is building vestry this season at cost
Of fifteen hundred dollars, this may certainly
be considered liberal contribution.
A FIRE was discovered and extinguished with.
out general alarm. In the attic Of Beatty & Cos
belt shop Ssoo, Monday afternoon.
The South Berwick Academy Is to have the
serv;re. a nrincinal NJ NJ B,rpovs A. NJ
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q Gen. Thomas. Ab;u,an, oeocr.l

n Gen. Thomas, Ahjutant General Of
the United States, was in Dctruit on Thurs.
day evening last, and, being scrcnsdcd, he
made brief speech, In which he alluded
to polilics, and declared himself heartily In
tsyor Of tho Congressional plan Of reston-
ton. and opposed to @my policy" and g.
pecially i,s practical effect In the South.
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Household Friends.

Goes Cough Balsam and Goes Dyspepsia Cure
they should always DO In the house ready for im.
mediate use they are the most reliable remedies
known. The one always handy and speedy In
cases OF sudden attacks Of Group amongst the chill.
colds 10 excellent for throat and all lung diff
nculties the Other-Coes Dyspepsia Cure-is Ger.
tain to cure dyspepsia, no matter Of how long
ate In dsordered state OF tho stomach and bow
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IA welLknowu Democrat Of Boston
was ,ecos,ed the other day by q Repab-
iiean with the question, .tsow does your
par,v flourish ?" They are scarce or, vsg
s.arra; 80 m,rh so sir. ihaf Q senu'se
C,pp.rl,,s.d attracts attention "a inc 1880
ll,ey arr rarc. sir very rare. Mvcys e
thg Lack streets now, sir, 10 avoid impo'"
nrnt curiosity"
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n Bs.sshssdsu I'D hrpaysn tisvsghsut The
cnsSa sbouh In IN teir purchases q soap &C domes-
g "a give pseArsnos p ths Sssn-hedned snapes q
- 6nsAs oers, vho ~ theas>rlvss resteah Il
- enaia. hrxs iax-gnysrS, Rsouencu q the hshs't
uba,lty IN IN ther business operatioo and msnufsc-
S1Ws Z M ~ aries q hard soaTes In the marte.
''cAssr., py,snse1, Coughs. ccais sui Rhsunaisn
~ quickly cured By .AnericAn Life Drvps"
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. Subscribers to the american Conflict" 10y
Horace Greeley, can obtain their I'd Volume by
calling at n X. Twambley's, Factory Island, saco,
or at tho UNION AND JOURNAL Office, Biddeford.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE.
ExyCITTTyy DEPARTMENT. +,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ArGrsrA, Oct. %, 1854. !
An adjourned session II the Executive Council will he
held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta Wednesday
the seventh day Of November next
Attest, EPIIRAIM FLINT,
As Secretary Of State.
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cations, there will b lively eomps,ition for
the place. and I may Be induced to write you
further on the subject - the Interest eului.
nates. DAVID.
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AYERS cATHARTio PILLS

ARE Ire most perfect p1ystive which
we are able 70 produces, or which We think
has ever Jet been made By anybody.
Their etIscss have abuDdantiy shown N
The community how much thsy excel The
ordinary medicines In use. rhey are
safe and pleasant 10 take, but powerful 10
cure, Their penetrating prvperties slim
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DIR. T, K. TAYLOR,

No II Hanover stree Bostou, has os 70 ycaI, In sidI
ton 10 his general family pcee, given special attention
10 the treatment Of al Dises Of The Blood Urinary and
Reproductive organs and al complapts peculiar 10 W.
men, Good Accommodations provtded ~ pstien1 voo
prefer 70 remain In The city daring ssstnens Smia
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DIR. SEELYE'S
Catarrh Remedy.
SYMPTOMS:

The symptoms Of Cstsrrh are st Grst very blight.
Psrsons nnd they have . cold. that they have ire.
quent attacks. and are more sensitive 70 the change
of temperature. In this condition the nose may DO
dry. or . slight discharge. thin and serid, after
wards thick and adhesive, may ensue.
Az the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
are increased In quantity and changed IN quality
they are now thick and heavy, and are hswtsd or
couyhed on The sccretions are offensive, causing
eyes are weak The senss Of sasii 10 lsssened or
destroy ed deafness frequently tAkss place.
Another common and important symptom Of Co.
tarrh 10 that tho person 10 Obliged 70 clear hia
throat In the morning OF . slick or sliny mucous.
which has fallen from the bead during the night.
When this takes place the person may be sure thst
his dissass 10 on hs way 70 the lungs, and shouii
lose no time In arresting It.
The above arc bot few Of tho many Catarrhal
phiet describing fully oil symptous, Il will be
sent fREE 10 any address. Also directions whore
10 procure the medicine.
We Are receiving lsttsn from all paris Of the
Union and also numerous testimo nials rum thoss
using IL, bearing the evidence OF ~ ihAiiibls
merits.
- This rsnsdy contains no MINERAL o. POL
:oE@ys rsSnse'kSrr BIZ 'Is,:a s
], FERYECILY HARMLESS. even 70 The uo's
delicate child
CALL FOR sEELYES cATARRH REMEDy.
and take no other. IL not sold by druggfsts IN
your vicinity, they will order Il for yoa. Price
S2O per bottle.
II All persons suffering vith any Affection Of
the Head. Throat or Lungs, should rite ~ once
for oai pamphlet fully describing ell symptoms
pertaining TO the abovs dsesses.
II b scss nee 70 any .ddre..
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.
We clip the following nom the PRoviDsSc

al this season Of the year. when cholerA. eholsn
morbus, dysentsry. and other kindred complaints
are sure 70 prevail, everybody should be literally
supplied with Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
Persons leaving home, whsthsr II DO for dnys
excursion or trip 10 Europe, should b In eondf.
ton to place their hands on It ct smousnts warn.
ing. Many diseases accident 70 the summer
months, which will prove htal IL not Immediately
checked, ssu b promptly cu'sd bp enc OF Two
doses OF The Paiu Killer. On mere Than one
occasion have We been relieved Of Intense suffering
BY the timely use OF tbs sbovs named prspara-
ton.
Sold by oil druggists. grooers, and medicine
dealers. 4wsS
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Ase.s. Waited Evsrywssrs.

rnequafed infucemeuts cervi 70 fdies and 0euts Who
yin ses ~ such Our disiIsve crcuiAn si Be sen On
appbcAtiou.
Certificates naming each Aftie and 10 value are psf in
seaIc envsofes which arv vel mtci, One q tese e-
veofs eoutaining ths C.rtacAte ~ Ocier fs so1s ak
vii he d,vrrd Al our odcr % cent by mall 70 any d
drrss without ressri 70 ehclos, on rct q = ceuts
On rrcsvins the C<uincate ths Isrehss~ wm - ~
.yt,. n Az, - And he valus aud eu seud oss Dsf.
"a AMI rcriys The aiese uamsi, ~ oan c6oss any sef
ous sstirse on our Net Il N sams vaiee.
purf,..rr, a car Sealed Earsicrss nay. In us nan.
NJ, nv oaain an article vorh fSn oos 70 os hundfsd
dofars NJ. A.. S,-s-.-- a.
as % =. an ne A.. , S,se s , .ss 2
~. arva sprusion N styie desircd.
&c OrsrrS k< SEALED kNvkLOrEs nusta eyery 60
~ ,uursnIcd viii Ne essh, Win ths usDe q o. pes.
n sruiInr, AMI rcvn, Couy and stae phiuly vritsea
Lstsrv. shcuh BE- srs.ssd 70 IL Nsngsn, ibiiowy
SHERMAN, WATSON 4 CO.,.
81 - SAssaa B., New Yxt ciy.
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PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES
SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without -sari 10 vaiuc and MOTTO Be paid r until you
know what you are 10 receive

Diamond Pins, Bronrhes and Var Drors, LAf'e. Ms
Cameo sts II studs Vest ami Neck Chains Plain and
chs.ed (ioh Rings. Goh Thlmbl~s. Lrkeu, Nov stys
Beit Buckles, Odd reus AMI Refs-s, pA,y W.t basc,
old p,os vrh oot AMI silver Extension llodevs, and
t.rr- s..or~ut % Nne silver Wae sSi Jewesry of eve
cav de.eriI4ioa Of The hest make AMI latest styss.
~ oAsses to ebtsis asy ~ ne sbsrs <riieiss Js'
ONE DOLLAR, BY p1roAasisg q sssisd Esssisps Ser
IS cts.
~ Tive Said Envelopes vin Be seut b. 81 Eleven
sos 81 Thirty x IS si,y-nrs w. $40 Ops llundrei
i< SIS. ....
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Throat Affections

Are more frequently than Otherwise esused bya hkt,
Shiny mucous hliins IRON he had, especially
during The night, and resulting hom Ca
tarrh, and are cured By
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Editor, arc We much behind the timesl II
You think We are. say so.
Yours Praternslly HoMo.
MUNICIPAL Couar RECORD. JELLIsoN j.
This weeks record opens with case OF LARGE.
ny. which by the advice Of the Judge, We pass
over, hoping that this may have been the first
offence and will be the last. The polite, term
for propensity to steal 10 Kleptomania, and
without doubt Is really disease; for there 10
no reason why this propensity may not be
transmitted Is we'll as any other. However, II
would not be we'll to rely upon this fact a. a
ground Of defence. since the law knows no dif-
thieving. VIM. kenney, for larceny, was sent
to Reform School James Oates and Soon"
Flinn, indulging largely In wet groceries,"
which they stole, went into the Pepperell Mill
and commenced stripping Of the FLAPS" from
the machines, and - some OF the hands tried
to prevent them. they we're set upon By Oates
with . drawn knife. They we're incl for
Gus weapon and bound over In the sum Of 5000
James Avery for larceny. sent mp. Frank
Rollins. for same. sent to Reform School, The
we'll known Thomas Finn. Esq, after longer
vacation than he has known since he left the
Shamrock, again appears before the court In
oil his hsbitual lovelIness. Poor Tom annual.
" stays about nine months In jail end when
he gets out he Is very dry aud Is like the leaves
only he "hlls moro harder and more frequent
lee" Tom 10 poet and 10 the author Of that
little ditty Of which that quotation 10 the last
line, and which has been published In oil the
papers, bot first appeared In this record. For
disturbing the peace, Tom was ordered to
'move on" for 60 days. There should be .
work house provided 10 each county or district
for such ineorrisible chaps. "Johu Smith,"
strsaEer, presented himself and . somewhat
upusaal name for drunkenness. and vas fined
Ing Mr.. Smiths name shom every body knows
70 b . re-lie-abls grutlsinsn. Mark Scsnnel.
'intoxication, and Wm. Cusick. larceny Of .
comforter which ended In his discomaturs.
90 each and costs.
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OF Rosewood Pianos and Meneons, Pine on Palntnss
Engravinss, Slyer Ware, Odd and Silver Watches, and
Elegant Jewery, consisting of Diamond Pins, Dis-
moni Rings, Gold Braceiets, Coral, Forintne,
Mosaic, Jet, Lava, and Cameo Ladies' Sets
Gold Pens, with Gold AMI Silver Ex-
tension Holders. Sleeve Buttons,
Sets Of studs, vest and Neck
Chains, plain AMI chased
Goh Chains, &c,
&c, valued ct
, 1866-12-18

the "Life of Caesar" is only the pretext.
During his stay at Biarritz the Empe-
ror, with his usual liberality, opened his
purse to every want that deserved his
attention. Thus the Project Of the Bas-
ses-Pyrenees received o sum of 7,000f.
for the poor, the society Of the st. Helena
medal wearers of the department 1,000f.,
and that Of the Friends of Art Of Pau
5OOf. His Majesty has devoted 46,000E.
TO the different works which he has or
dered in the commune Of BiarritZ. Sew
eral other communes have likewise par
taken Of this liberality for the repair Of
roads 10, OOOf. have been given to the
Of Sare, 5,000f. to that of Isat-
sou, and 8,0O0f. to the communes of Blar-
ritz, Bidarray and Louhossoa. The EN-
press also placed in the hands of the
Able Cestac, manager of the Refuge at
Anglet, q sun of 50Of., and gave 200f. to
the Petites Seurs des Pauvres of Pau.
The Momiteur publishes the twenty
seventh list of subscriptions for the bene-
fit Of the sufferers by the foundations, The
total amount being 1,413,058f. The Mo
m5teur also gives a report to the Emperor
from Nj. Behic, Minister Of Public Works,
on the late foundations. The Minister
first describes in detail the principal pha-
ses of the catastrophe in not less than
twenty departments which suffered more
or less. The extent of the loss by pri-
vate individuals is not yet ascertalned
but M. Behic shows that the injury to
public property, such as roads, bridges,
&c, amounts to notices. than $4,000, O00f.
Measures have already been adopted for
commencing those urgent repairs by
funds Professionally borrowed from other
services until the opening of the next
session, when the requisite credits may
be obtained. The report adds that the
works traced out in the Imperial letter OF
the 10th July, 1856, after the great mum
dations Of that year, have since been cor
ried out and to them is due the escape
of Movers, Blois, Amboise, Tours, Sau-
muir, and Anglers, in the present instance,
from the same disasters as they suffered
in 1856. Those measures applied, how
ever, merely to the defence of the towns,
and were only a preliminary operation to
be realised Immediately.
It will cost France about d millions
sterling to change the small arms OF the
army.
Severals proposals for laying q cable
between America and France have been
made to the Emperor, and it is said that
measures are in preparation to insure
one of the plans he has examined being
carried out.
, 1866-12-18
NOTICE.

RHE annual Statistics relative to
the Estates in this Island their
crops the number of acres cultlvat-
ed, also the total number the num-
Der of laborers; the stock &c. at
tached to each property will be
published early in the month of
February next, provided the returns
from the planters + given in by
that time.
If no objections are formed by the
authorities the pamphlet will con-
tain many other interesting things,
such as the shipment of the produce
of the place +; a table showing the
number of births, deaths, and mar
riages ten years before the Emanci-
, 1866-12-18

patton of slaves here, in l84S, and
up to the present time.
Subscription lists will be circulat-
cd and are to be seen at the Print
ing Office in this town, and in Fred
eriksted at the dwelling of Mr.. c.
Wispetall.
One dollar per single copy.
Four dollars for 5 copies to one
subscriber.
Christiansted, LIST November 1866.
p. B. HATCIIETT.
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EmIgrant Report.

During the week ending Saturday, Oct
0, the large number of 1888 emigrants
passed this point, bound as follows: For
Ohio 40, Missouri A3, Illinois 161. Indi-
ana AO, Iowa 28, Kansas IA, Kentucky 40,
and for Tennessee 30.
Ofthe above, 800 were emigrants from
North Carolina with emigrant tickets, who
Intended settlement in Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri, but the majority In North Mis-
souri,. The emigration to Missouri has
considerably increased since last year on
account of the climate being warmer than
1t Is In Illinois and Iowa. Come ALL you
are welcome to the new world Come and
assist us in cultivating the soil bequeathed
us by our iorefathers.
The following is report of the different
ages of the emigrants that recently arrived
at New York from Bremen on the steamer
Atlantic. They were generally young men
In good health and robust, and were nearly
all farmers and mechanics. The number of
emigrants that arrived on the steamer was
949, of whom 374 were from 10 to 20 years
of age; 429 from 20 to 80; SO from 30 to 40;
20 from 40 to so; 81 from so to go, and Q
from 60 to 20. sl.r 'a? fq
"a. -,.. l', ,., a. G. II. CAMPEN, Emigrant Ag't.
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Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Super6ne is still quoted at $40 5O9I
extras are scarce and command Sl29I2 rs; family is
held az Sl39l3 70. and fancy at Sl49l5. Rye Flour
i,held firmly at 90 az. but the demand Is less ac-
: HEAE-Eo. . rcd is difficult to obtain below
sale Of Hill at % 90. There was nothing done in
white and a. quotations are nominal. Mol spring we
U0RN-sO SIC was tho best that could have beent
obtained for mixed sheled and ear. White shelled
is held nOminally at S49S5c. -
OATS-No. Q was quoted at 4oe, and No. / at a
94oc;. Nothing more than moderate local busi-
RYE-No. 2we quote at o.; No. 1 at Si OspI 10.
and extra At 81 H.: No sales. ..---.., :
Prime fall sold at Sl O5. and at the close holders
PROVISIONS. There we're buyers Of Mes, Pork
at S39 70, but holders were firm at S32 75 Bnlk
meats are quiet and unchanged. Shoulders are held
at l4sc, aud sides at l6Js@l63zc. Clear sides are
quoted nominally at 1916. Bsc ~ ~ IA ra,r con-
heads arc being made at l6 kc for Shoulders l9,5 q
l9Ec for clear rib sides. Lard was in good demand
at lie holders ASKING, however, l7J<9l71So. oonse-
were 100 barrels city pork at $32 75 $50 ticTces
prime city lard at nc, and 60 terces do at I7J5c.
O0TTON-3993Sc is the nominal quotation for
GR0OERIES-We quote fair to choice Ri, Cof
fee at 96@3lcj h,rd-refned Su ar l7j49l7llc; and
M91lasses ss,G At sO9oOc for Porto Rico.
BuIIEkIPrices remain steady at 3O933c for
CHEESE-TbeTe is fair local and shipping de-
mand at l65lc for Western Reserve, and l7c for
Hamburg, actual tAre.
EGGS-The supply is better and the market
quiet but prices are steady at % 3s24c per dozen,
shippers count, for prime
wHlSKY-s3, with. sales of $50 barrels Duty
paldls quiet IN the small way, and in hllng orders
~ sS Is asked but it can be bought inround lots at
SEED-Cloyer remains firm at s7 so. TlrJre is
firm at 81 75.
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Cleveland Market.


FL0UR-City made Xxx spring $ll 1912; Xxx
red winter $l3 OO9l3 so: do white winter $lI 5O9
WgEAT-7No. Ispripg held at 50 Sss2 40. p
G0RE-Held at sl9s2c for No. mixed; 1904,
for No | do. .'a.1 WV f''--'', -
starch.
RYk-:At9Oc for No. 1. 10 &C..
HARLEl-Steady and firm at range Of 81 90
Is for State and Canada. 80
PORk-Sales20 brls No. mess at $33 90.
LARD-At zoe for city rendered and l9c for coun-
try do.
=, SMOKED MEATs-Hold at aac for hams; $50 for
dried beef; 20c for Bacon. ~. TO--' -
BUTTER Held a. &c for Western Reserve; 2s@
3Oc for Central and Western.
GHEESE-At l09l7c for the range.
EGIS-Ato4o.
HlGHWINES-Small lots at 81 81.
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS Cologne Spirits
y IS; Alcohol, 9S per cent. a 1904 20; Neutral
Proof Spirits S2 $500 60. ..-'-,--
,PETkOLEU UM-Firm. but market quiet and un-
CHANGED. Refinedin bond held at 3Si94Oc; do free
5SG60c
GREEN APPLES-Common dull and inactive;
prices range at 81 5093 90 per barrel. ~
DRIED APPbEo-MOving slowly; held at lOA
lie. and paw for packages.
, WHITE FISH-Held at 81 so for No. per half
barrel.
ALE AND PORTER Present Use Xxx slo; Stock
Xxx Sl29l4; Old Stock $l5i Cream $ll; Kennett
Is go; Porter el4. -.H '.. "'.' NJ 1I'7
GR0CERIES-There is no important change to
notein the leading articles in the line and there is
good fair trade doing. ... ...-.
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PERIODICAL DROPS |!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
a- ." IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are scientifically compounded fluid
alton, and better than any Pills. Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and GER
tain specific for the cure Of all Instructions and sup
pressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that over 100 600 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States,
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms of
praise of their great merits They are rapidly TAX
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught of them, as
the sures, safest and most nfallbe preparation in
the world for the cure Of all female complsints the
removal of all distractions of nature, and the pro-
motion Of health. regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used, and ex-
planning whom and why they should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects contra.
ry to natures chosen laws will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JoHN L. Lyon, without which none are gen.
uine. t ll,II rn
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 195 Cbape
street, New Haven. Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp, con-
ceming all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
q. G. CLARK d CO.,
General Agents for U. S. and Canadas.
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