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1T strikes us that even the editor of the
Gate CITY would consider it degrading to
some little extent, at least, If he were asked
TO publish 1t to the world, in a manner the
most solemn that human ingenuity can de
wise, that he considered himself as wholly
unworthy to hold any office, civil or military,
under the Government Of the United States,
or of his own State. Let the editor of the
Gdtt Chy reverse positions with the people of
the South, and then tell us what he thinks
about 1t. '-keokuk Constitution.
The Constitution in its plea for traitors.
asks an impossibility Of US. We can't reverse
positions and take the place of traitors TO the
Government, and give our place of loyalty to
traitors. Nor will we concede, as the Con.
stttmton insists, that traitor is Just as good
as patriot, that a rebel is entitled TO .onal
consideration with a loyal man-tbat one
who waged war for four years against the
Government, has the same rights under il
that the loyal soldier has who risked life and
all in its defence.
We turn to the Constitution Of our conntrv
and we find distinction made. In tina, finn.
damental charter of Government ii is declar
ed that treason against the United States
shall consist in levying war agains. them, or
IN adhering to their enemies, giving them
sia and comfort" And we find that the
laws enacted under that clause of the Con.
shtuhon provide the penalty of death for
TINS nigh CRIME. The crime has been com.
mitted by Glowing war against the United
States and adhering to their enemies ;, and
the penalty has been incurred by four 6f,bs
of the white adults Of the ten States now ont
In the cold. The facts that constitute The
crime are palpable notorious and undeniable.
and admit OF no defence under the Consti,u,
ton and laws
10 the worst these criminals then. the
proposition 70 s@re y exclude them from hol.
ding ot1ce is ut rccedented lenity. and the
Talk about the lasaiation and derreda,;on 81
men guilty of til" highest crime known IN civ
iiized society, aud the appeal to loyal mon
guilty OF no crime to learn how they wooId
like 1t, indicates mind and heart steeped IN
sympathy with traitors.
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OTs ., TO- H. a. -pd 10 feet "a east side Of Lot :,
u Block 81 vifh al DC ason etoDe Dwelling Hous-,
cutatning eleven large sessn sanl Bath
rooms and closets also bfitk stable aud wood honse
Title good EoyGire Of WA FULTON
spr2t-d Real Estste Ax~at.
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THE EASTERN EMPRESS 60. are now
i permanently located at No. n Free street, and
prepaiedto do Express Business over all the Rail
road and Steamboat routes in tho State, and West
by z. - q r., Eastern and Boston d Maine Roads
parts OF the country. '1fcs
For the convenience OF our customers on CONNER
cial and Fore streets, order book freight Calls
will be kept at office of Canadian Express Co., No.
- Doie street.. u.s.. .J N. iSNINSIiDW
If ,44f a "a, y
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AUCTION SALES.
II Va. pATTEN a. CO., Aus,ioneer-.

u w. PATTEN a. CO., Auctionecrs.
He GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUc-
TIoN. on Monday, July y, at 10 A. NJ, at tn !
brick Dwelling, No. As Danorth street, will be sol
the entire Furniture, consisting OF full parlor SETS
In black walnut and plush, sue Sofas, Divans,
Lounges, What Nots, Rockers, Chairs, Card, Work.
Center and Pier Tables; iull Chamber Set Bu-
reaus, Bedsteads; Chairs, Tables and Sinks; Brus q.
Mrrols, Paintings, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bed
eng, Table Linen, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass, china,
and Plated Ware, Kitchen Furniture and Stoves.
together with the usual variety OF useful articles
uch AS should be found in every well flu nished
adjustment This furniture made for the pres
ent owner and having been well cared for is now in
good order. House open at and sale at 10 A. NJ.
The above sale adjourned until further notice.
iv25 IA
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FactsscOrtHrem, en-, beriag!!

MO more Sky-b,ue headsi No more turning away
IN OF your best friends because they smell SnlRnnT
PEASE'S VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
will restore faded and gray hair perfectly natural tho
Yellow; il will arrest its falling oil at once Il covers
bald heads sometimes with good head OF hair Il
cures any disease of the scalp, and sick headache 1t
il the best coloring and dressing combined, IN tho
land Beautifully perfumed. Try bottle. IL. III.
Hay & Co. and Messrs. Crosman & Co, sell it in any
uantties June29d3m
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Paris Hill Academy
j. c. IRISH, PreceptOr.

j. G. IRISH, PreceptOr.
THE FALL TERM of this Institution will com
l. mence ON Wednesday, the 9th day Of Septemoer'
and continue eleven weeks. sr
Miss G. b. ANDREWS, Preceptress. 81
Miss LOTTIE e. HALL, Teacher OF Music
A Course Of Lectures on various practical sn9ects
will be delivered before the Lyceum connected with
the school, by gentlemen of known ability. s.,
Board can be obtained at from $3.50 to $3.O0 per
week.
Rooms will be furnished those wishing to board
themselves, at reasonable rates.
TUITION-COmmon English, $3.50; Higher Eng
lish, $500: Languages, $4.60.
Bills will be made for either halt or whole term
jy3d3t 8. r.. CARTER, Secy.
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IL, Oilice, $50 Fore Street.
BRICK STORES and LAND ON FORE STREET AT
AUCTION. On Tuesday, July 81, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
on the premises, Fore street, corner of widgery's
whalf will be sold, without the least reserve, the
two tire. stored brick Stores, Fore street. num-
beren 20I and FOG, now occupied by Moses Morrill,.
Esq., each having front OF about "a feet by about
80 in depth. These stores are substantially built,
heavily timbered, in good repair AMI well adapted
Tor wholesale business or for manufacturing purpo-
SEES For particulars and terms Of sale, call on the
Auctioneers Jy27-ts
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MISS HELEN w. JORDAN,
$4,000 REWARD !!

rx,ur National VILLAGE Bank at Bowdoinbam, was
entered on Friday Morning, 2dinst., and about
Eight Thousand Dollars IN BIS, and Sixty
Thrce Thonsand Dollars Reward will be paid for
the recovery of the money and Bonds, or a proper
tionate sum for less amount or two thousand dol
N. PURRINGTON, Prest.
Bowdoinham. june 22d, 1865. jei3dh
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MEDICAL ELECTRTCITY,
DIR. w. N. DEMiNG,
Medical Electrician
IL


Nearly Opposite the United States HsscB
WHERE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he =
permanently located in this city. During the three
years have been in this city, have cured some
OF the worst forms OF disease in persons who have.
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and eurin.
patients in short time that the Question is otter
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, weN
doctor the second time without charge.
DIR. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
EIecfricy IS perfectly adapted 10 Chronic dissa
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head neck, or cxtremities; consumption wlieE
in the acute stages or where the lungs not FULLY
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofla hip
Diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spne,s contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas Dance. Deafness stam-
merng or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia indiges-
tion constipation and liver complaint, pes-we care
It's, structures OF the chest, and all forms OF female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
tty Of youth; the heated brain is cooled the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth def0rmties rec
moved; iantness converted to yigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see tho deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the bemishes Oh
youth are Obterated; the ACCIDENTS oflnature lite
prevented; the calanites of old age obyiated and
active circulation maintained. Il &
LADIES
Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick neadache; dizzl-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back;
leucorrhea, Tor whitesl; falling the womb with i'll
ternal cancers; tumOrs, poypus, and all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure For painful menstruation too proiuse
menstruatOn and all OF those long line OF troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific,
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer to the
yigor OF health. 1850 r1Et tt5ssf-a 7.-
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
Dr n still continupo In Ext ract Neeth nv EIEC-
TRICIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES tor sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. N. to IL NJ. from
to 6 p. NJ, and 2 to in the evening".
Consultation free. nov1tt
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FURNITURE 1IMBALL & CO., Boston,
t164 Washington Snect,l
Manufacturers OF every vari ty OF Drawing
Room, Library and Cnamb Furniture, Importer
and D. aers in choc Upholstery goods of all de
rptions which we fer at the lowest wholesale
rices. Particular attention and care paid to pack
ing and delivering Furniture In perfect erder >.
The innior partner, Mr.. j. Wa, land Kmball may
BE- found at No. Ill Commercial street, Portland,
every Monday forenoon, VIII re orders may be Lift.
A. KIMBALL,
jul II j. WAYLAND KIMBALL
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MEDICAL.
Ia DIR. KNIGHTS AZ
ORIENTAL HAIR RESIORER

ls tho only preparation in which invariably
CHANGES GRAY AND FADED HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR. It's effects arc sO UNIFORM AND SPEEDY. as
To be regarded almost MIRA cUIoUs. III Fl
1t gives universal satisfaction single trial proving
It's superiority over I'll other hair articles ocIcd to-,
the public under similar names.
lacut. T.. Il. White. writes from Eastpcrt, Me.
April H. 1866: Though but twcnty-siX years uf age
my halr had become quite gray, whcn at the si:sgs-
s,ore' trial. IN ten days from the first application,
lhy hair was lark anil suit in childhood. b.liryo
lD other preparation can beast OF sHch remarkable
effects" s. ~ tt
Icv. Edward Orr, writing from Alexandria Ma.
tcbrhary 4 1860, says: II am lho Old to regret tint
tho ffnstS ot Winter should CLINT lcriGtnJly IN my
mar. but ~ CRAFTY my daughti. have used s"'if
os1cHm jIDir hcsiIye,'. AMI with Tn, happh'st re-
snIts. MY har which ts.O weeks since was Wittr rs
Mtcf Is completely stnIe,l 10 the cGnr aini teyt'rc
OF io1ty years ago. In my daugbtl behalf th'ih
Capt. G. c. Brown Of the ..Sca Quccm.' dates at
bermuda, december q. 1865: "iour Of'en.H 9!tn|
ncsCTcT rs locked upon something miraculous ny
tim people here. Such ulbrm. speedy. and sat'itc
uIy eErcts have never 'llnwcl the use ofany othor
pieparaiinn'' -r
Mrs. Oliver, ofCareton, II. ", says in her letter.
datet Ray y, lSf6: Il won't that have iitat
yaf Ofie"0 Liair "estorer. i,r what use can Fer
son 81 my age have for such things: Btftry Ilhls
nave used il AMI Have Witnessed It's wonderful CT
iects. ever siou get gray. shall Know what 10
b Columlia might be fcd with testimonials c the
above, but their publication is not considered necssl-
w. tu the preparations Of the Oriental Hair Eestor-
CT the most costly matcTioi is used, and no p1i are
spared to make it an article which shall stand the
test of all time. . - - f...,,
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PoLTLAND, July, IS, 1eCC.

jiessrs. Thomson 6 Co.
GENTS.-I tako pleasure in informing You that al
though sufferer in this great eonilagraion which
consumed the greater rurt OF the business PARTON of
Ibis city ON the 4t ilst the contents ofmy safe lone
sising Of notes, money, and valuable papers, besides
some $500 or eiO0 worth Of watches and jewellery,
were preserved UN1NJURED from tho ire Nv
store at the lower part Middle street. near In
dia two story frame building, and was entirely
consumed. You will please furnish with ailutll-
or Alum Patent of about the same sic.
Yours, &C., q. NJ. ELDER.
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n - gained Il Widespread reputation. :
Read tn o following Testimonials in its Favor
so .at.i - ~ lIEwIsroN, Jan. II. 1866. q.
Mcssrs. JonN G. Cook q Co-:Dcar Sr:-IIaying
tested your ChoratcDcntTIcc feel assured that II
IS an excellent powder cleansing the teeth and pu
rifying the breath, and having examined the rccipe
from which il is made, are sitTc LhaTe is no article
IN IL which IS the least irufios oc teeth Or ecncr
a. health but on the contrary, highly beneficial 10
Doth. Respectfully Yours, ems
ID. Il. SrRoUT.
s. u 4 THOMAS I'ILLEBRoWN.
Dentist. Lisbon Street. Jcwfston Maine %
We the undersigned, have examined specimens of
Cook ChloTatc DentrTfcc also the rccipe from N hch
it is prepared, ami take pleasure in recommending
ii to thu pnbhc as sac and cfcctual tontI, powder
a. Gaftef0n, NJ. d. John n. Small, NJ. d.. Pearl
Martin, ". D., NJ. c. WcdgcwonI. NJ. d. j. Tanning
NJ. d., A. burbank, NJ. D.. Eli E.lgccombc, M. D..
u. L. Fcssendcn. NJ. D., r. Il. Kicker, III. d. Lewis
ton. IL. Z. l.. Wiggn. ii. D.. s.. Cakes, ND, N. G.
Harris, NJ. D., Auburn. 81 at 81 ~
lewiston, February 3, 1896. ~ = 4 ~ 80
MEssRs. JOHN q. Cook, & Co-Gcntlcmen.-I.
have carefully examined your ''ChluTaic Dcntriirce''
both Chemically and hysieally. In composition il
accortis with the recipe, and is FINN any metallic or
mineral compound, which can injure the teeth. II
eicases the suriaee OF the teeth without aIrading
them, AMI it contacts the gums firmly on them,
While its ehloratc compound destroys slrcaving
matter athcr;ng IN e,n. In fact it contains the best
constituents OF several popular dcntriirccs. -slI
...ise4.s. s.,,.. ,,..t.,;,.a.f Respectfully,
n. \. HAYES. NJ. H..
%, state Assaycr.
20 State ST., Boston, February 2Gth, 1sCG.
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IaCs
q. NJ. EL.DER.
PORTLAND, July u. 1sCl

PORTLAND, July II, 1SCG,
1iessye. Thomson & Co., Neap Harci. Coaa.
GEHTS.-TlIe Alum Patent SAFE made by Vaen-
tine 81 Iiutler, New York. which VIC purchased from
you in May last, very severely tested in the great
lire which ragged in this city on the Ith inst, ami
we are happy TO inform you that although not Ia
Ken from the ruins for FIVE DAYS, preserved its
contents in good condition. You will please forward
us another Alum Patent, Ho. 9, SOON as possible
and obligc, Yours truly,
e HATCH & FROST
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Forest City Lmat,,d3.y.

Orders received at the 0Aicc OF the Forest City
Dye House, No. 3i5 Congress Street. -
Notice is hereby given that The Forest City Tauliy
has been rcopencd by the subscriber, who las been
many years connected with the well known Chelsea
Dye House and laundry. and with tho experience
thus acquired he is prepared 10 do all cscrir-
tons OF Laundry wolk in 4 satisfactory maineI
jy0Gm 1881 ttfA a. Il. CisAWLEY. Agent.
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Lilies safe Again BIRMINGHAM,

vi 4Afr 81 IS PORTLAND, July ~, 1896.
Nh. G. A. GAYLORD, Agent Lilies alts is.t
WE had NO. Lilies Patent Chilled and
w Wrought Iron Sate," in Office, on En-
change street, at the time OF the great fire, Jnv ill.,
1856 The sale was in the second story OF the bnld-
ing and fell to the cellar where il lay ntirely unprn-
tected for nearly fifteen days. When digging il out
yesterday afternoon, found bricks surrounding it
100 hot to be held nthe hand. On OPENING ii this mo, n
ing we found the books and papers in good state
OF preservation, nearly eyerythgbe,ng legible and
probably had severe test any in the re- and
saise OF other makers in the adjoining buildings had
their contents burned 10 cnders. This is the second
time this sale has been tested by fire. it was in the
store Of F. r. Harris, whm it was burned in Feb
ruary, 1861, at which time it preserved is contents
Oar confidence in the fire proof qualities of Lilies
Saio is increased by this test, and We have doubt
of their superiority over all Others
Yours truly, ffA- 70 4ii'
t..,. - EDW. AND FRED, FOX.
This Safe had water thrown upon It. and no
protection whatever from the intense heat to which
it was subjected until the 10TH Before the people OF
Portland condemn all Safes as worthless they should
see the Messrs. Fox, and the contents Of this SAFE
-ts.,f.te. g. A. GAYLORD, Agent,
No. & Congress Square, Boston.
Chilled and Wrought iron Bank Vaults made to
order any SIZE Doors and frames and combination
locks for sale. a'e i'di.ii i''t tsi jy23 eodtws
THE R. L. Society will give notice to all lis presen
l. and past menlbars and TO others interested in
working ior the sufferers by the late fire that for the
coming week, garments ready to be made will be
found at Mas Sannrf's, So High street, from o.
clock A. NJ till s p. III. 5.,, a. Per Order.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sale of Public Lands.


LAND OFFICE, Bangor, June l, 1866.
pursuance OF law as defined in Chapter 8, Sec
lion 81 Revised Statutes, Public Notice is hereby
GELS Of Lands viii be offered for sale on Saturday the
nst cay Of September next, at II o'clock, noon. at
he Lana uhce IN Bangor, at price per not less
than the minimum liked in the advertised list.
Inc sale to be by Sealed Proposals in conformity
Wleh ,ne provisions Of the foregoing Chapter and
MINIMUM price of The township OF part shall accom-
pany each proposal, which sum shall constitute a
iha.ic upon the township OF tract purchased,
faymehts required TO be one third cash, remain
'ief Ia three pronissory notes payable annually in
one Two and thee years, with satisfactory bond for
payment Of siuinpae. .s ll o-
The sum deposited by amy other bidder, who does
not became purchaser, may be withdrawn by him
at any time a.iel the bids arc declared and made.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. co..
Min. price
Part Of Township No. Q. e. S, w. b. X. r.,
at ile minimum Of 81 900 for the tract, cts
North part of No. l, II. G, ". b. X. p.
Remainder South halfa, RIA do,
lO,GIi acres no
PIscArAoUIs COUNTY.
Sections No. T. d, 4, II. II, 90 g. u, in Town I'D
shipNo. 2. K. H. W. i.L. s., i2ss acres, 40
ELLioIspILLE-Lots No. A &, 5H.1;4& -
H. :; :. s. 6,1, s, r. 3; and Gore, 1850 q
ARoosTOoN COUNTY. t5f -
y Il, q, ": +. J.; >: Sections No. No., II,
naining unsnrveyed, 1923 acres, sEs9 80
q. IL. 2. W. l.. l.. S. at the minimum price
Of thirty cents per acre tor the Town
snip; lilly CENTS for either quarter; ID"
and seeenty-tye cents for selected Sec
tons. Proposals deemed most favor
abb. in the aggregate will be received
1850 acres. - - -'ls
Il. r. 1, Wells rs n,l7 =i..t
Sections No. II; Lots Sec. IS; 2 Sec 1s;a q
1899 acres. .iis 'ias IN
Sec. 3; Lots 3, Sec. 4; 4 See. 4; Sec 10;
2Sec. 10; Sec. 10; Sec. 10; See. lie:
See. 16; ) See. IL; 4 See. 16; Sec 15;
4 see. Is. 2SE1 acres, 1-11-D'' / an
S No. 2, II. 3. W. u. l.. s. tf4 1-iq4 N.d
Lots No. 81, IS, Sc, 81, SIS, 80, 90, 81, go, 1913,
"a, $3.50 81. 1903, 104, los, 1906, 1o7, los, =
100, Sc, 222S9 acres, ii'iA 10 tIas.at e, ! IN
II, K.6, W. ELS. 3i .1i0lfitf ai -
Section No: 6; Lots TO- 10, %; N.W.4dl
Sec. II, l105 acres, ''iI' =. 'IE4.l' 20
Resolving the privilege of withdrawing Sec
ton 6. 'SslIlflf
SOMERSET COUNTY.
6, r. II, W. L. l.. S.
S. w. 4, $50 acres, GO
d $. E. I, remainder, 1896 acres, 30
4 ISAAC r. CLARK,
une litti Land Agent.
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n NJ. rATTEN q CO., Au.

He once, lSO FORE street.
DWELLING AND LAND on WASHINGTON STREET
AT AUCTION. On "Wednesday, Aug LIST, at - 0clk.
Oh the premises, will be sold the two storied and
basement Dwelling, 100 Washington street. House
finished throughout, has nine rooms, all in good re-
pair and arranged Tor one, two tn &c families;
plenty of water, and good Barn the premises.
Part OF the purchase money can remain on mort
gage. Lot about 56xl00. For particulars, call on
the Auciioneers.
Immediately after the above. the next easterly
cant lot la.Ing front of about 50 ieet and about
100 in depth. jyN-is
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These safes arc for sale at No. 1eO, Fore street
i..ga4 Il. M. P0ftcn d. Co.,
JuiZ6 Agents.

- PORTLAND, July 10, 1sCc.
lMessrs Thomson s. Co., Netc Havsi, Coma
GENTS.-We take pleasure IN informing you that
IN the great fire which destroyed the principal ls,si-
ness part of this city the 9Th inst, VIC had one IF
Davenport IL Buffers Alum Patent Safes anil moi
witllslandng The Intense heat TO which it was fr
long time exposed, it ont Of the fire uninjuied
and when opened with own koys the contents
were as good as when placed in The safe. Wo are
satisfied that this safe will live through many moro
as destructive fires ii subject to them. Bcing oon-
dent from what VIC have seen that this safe has come
out Of the fire better than the safes of other makers
we cleerfully recommend the Alum patent 10 public
favor. Yours truly,
A. r. EIWETIi & CO.
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The Wilder Safe. f.i-
portland, July 20, 1896

-, PORTLAND, July 20, 1896.
IpildeT Mdaaf7g. Co., Neac York.
GENTS: III the great tire that visited this city, We
were among the sufferers. Our Office was on In
change street, in four story brick block which was
entirely burnt out. Our safe, one OF yonr manufac-
ture tWilders patent) fell into tho collar aud was
three days, full OF books and papers. We are happy
to inform you that the contents all in good con-
d1nn, tho books and papers preserving all their
writing uniured. We have ordered another ono al
yonr safes and take pleasure in recommending them
10 the public. Yours Sc.
Signed, FOYE,. COFFIN a. SWAN
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Real ESTATE "A, Auction

v That large and CONTIGUOUS House, situated IN
The pleasant village of Fryeburg, Maine, formerly
owned and occupied by the lat DIR. Reuel Balrows,
together with spacious barn and about ten OF
land connected Herewith, will be sold at Public
Auction, ON THURSDAY, Aug. o, at 2 O'Clock, r. Nj.
fhe premises were once owned by the late Gen. j.
W. Ripley. The front part OF the house was consid
cred better constructed than in the County OF
Oxford. There on the premises variety OF shade
and apple trees, excellent water, and all the appur
tenances of comfortable and agreeable residence.
Immediate possession given. Terms liberal and
made known at the time and place OF sale, on the
premises. Enquire of MIR. Charles ID. BarrOws Frye
burg; Hon. Geo. -. Barrows. WestbrOok, Me-, or
Of the subscriber, at Concord, N. ii.
.iy21 dts SYN ESTER DANA.
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j. B. BROWN & SONS.

The above are all OF Herring's Safes that were in
use by parties who were burnt out. As none failed
all OF them having stood the test, parties wanting
Safes should make a note of it.
Manufactured only by HERRING, FARRELL G.
SHERMAN, 251 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
New York. FARRELL, HERRING & Co., Philadel-
phia. HERRING & Co., Chicago
iy2i div
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A NY person having black Walnut Piano Stool
N or two Rosewood Piano Legs that do not be-
long to them will confer favor by leaving word at
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