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Camb ridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, Oct %.
Receipts-Cattle, 1855: Sheep and Lambs, 10,5SG;
Horses, as; Swine, 4,5S1; Calves, So.
PRICES. Beef Cattle Extra, S'3 90 a 10 so; first
quality, 81 90 e y 50; second quality 50 0a@ 10 5O
third quality, 81 90 "a o..
Prices OF Store CatteWorSing Oxen, " pair, $50,
$500, $3.50 az $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from s37, 500, $50, $50 q
500
Yearlings SIS a %; two years old SGT q 80; three
years old $40 a Gd.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 IS, 81 so,
" fb.
Spring Lambs So 90 "a SO so.
Veal Calves So a S12
Hides 10 q 1OJc. Talow "a 7yc p fb.
Lamb Skins IS a SOceach. Cali Skins 10 a. lie y fb.
N. ID. Beef-EXtra and first quality includes moth
ing but the oest large, fat, stal-ted OXen second
quality nciudcs the best CRASHED Oxen, the best
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse OF lots.
Sheep-ExtIa includes Cosseis, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out OF the lot
temarks--Cattie-Receipt OF Cattle CSC besides
lot OF over 100 head of Store Cattle that tuIn
Ell IN the yards on their way TO Brighton. The arg
est supply Of Northern Cattle any one week for a
year. Not many very good Cattle but chiefly two
, were IN demand, as he suppl from Albany was
Ilght. The best at market were sold from S13 a.
u o. " cwt, 81 shrink, and from that down to 81 1e
SO ~ cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-Northern Sheep and Lambs,
Iece'pts iO,be6 against 49, last week. At this
son OF me year extra Spring Lambs very pen-
w, but farmers sell off the old Sheep and ordinary
grades. The highest prices noted for Lambs were
SO 30 " head; from these figures to 50 ~ head Some
of the Sheep viii have to be kept over another week
Sales were very low. Slim Sheep sold at 81 IS p
head, Which were the lowest figures
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EUROPE.
NEWS sx THE CAsLR

PARIS. Oct. o.
The Moniteur of this morning, in its official
article announcing the cessation Of war prepar-
atoms against Italy, says France beheld abe
spectacle of an invasion of the Papal States by
armed bands from the neighboring provinces
Of Italy. She could not consistently with her
duty, her dignity and her national honor, suffer
the September convention to be thus yioiated,
so abe prepared to send an army across the
Alps and fleet TO Rome. But Italy has since
given ample pledges TO fulfil on her part the
Obligations of the treaty in the largest sense,
and consequently all hostile preparations have
been suspended by Fran ,e."
FLORENCE, Oct. pa. M.
Reports are in circulation that Gen. Carl
baldi has not only eluded the vigilance of the
Governmental making his escape from Capre-
IA, but has succeeded in reaching Italy, and is
now with his son Menotti.
The ministerial crisis is not ended. Gen.
Cialdini has been unable to form new Cab-
net, and has given up the task. 1t is possible
mat Rattazzi may remain in office with per-
maps few changes in his ministry q
popular agitation is very great from one end
OF Italy to the other. An extremely bitter
feeling is shown against France, while the
Government of the King is loaded with re-
proaches by the people for yielding to the die
tatiou OF Napoleon. There have been several
demonstrations of indignation in Florence.
The populace gather in great crowds beneath
shout for Rome as the capital of Italy.
BERLIN, Oct 90
1t is reported that the Grand Duchy of Ba-
den will soon join the confederation of the
North German States.
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COttage HOuse for Sale,

I COATED In the neghborhood of State street. 1t
Ii contains parlor, sttingroo dining room, bed
Plenty hard and soft water, gas, &C. Apply to
W. H, JERKS.
Oct. 10. d1ws Real Estate Agent
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Cook Wanted,
Wanted.

A FIRST rate Cook will find a good and pleasant
"A situatiOn by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. "a August %, 1867.
Aug28 diff
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ssi.ec,,.neous pisuo,chc..


BALLsToN SPA, N. Y, Oct. 49,
On the night Ct the 21st inst. the iewelry
store of III. l.. West was entered by burglars
and robbed OF about $2500 worth Of watches
and jewelry.
sat BURLINGTON Vt, Oct. %.
Last evening Chas. Wacott, Jr., of this city,
was instantly killed near Milton, VT, by falling
from the mail train on the Vermont Central
railroad t
/ II a8IH CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
The planning mill of Robinson & Barns, on
Central avenue, was burned this morning. to-
gether with eight small cottages. The loss on
the mill is $4,000, which was partially insur-
ed.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 30.
There have been in all eighteen deaths from
cholera on the receiving ship Potomac, lying
at the navy yard in this port. Four persons
died this morning. The disease now presents
a more favorable aspect, and it is believed that
it has received an ef1ectual check. Great care
has been taken to prevent its spread beyond
the vessel upon which it made its first appear
ance.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. %.
Highly & Sons mill was burned this even
ing Less $15O,OOO; insured $4,000.
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Com n,ere;nl..-rer Gable.

s..t FRANKFORT, Oct. 22-Evening,
United States 5-20s participated in the general i'm
provement OF secu tiles on the continent and have
advanced TO TAI. ~
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 22--Evening.
The Cotton market closed heavy owing to the un-
settled state OF affairs caused by the stoppage of the
Royal Bank, and also to unfavorable reports from
Manches er; business light; sales 10000 bales; the
quotations show decline of 3-16d; Middlng up
lands 7-16; do Orleans 1l.1Gd The advices from
Manchester to-day are unfavorable; the market for
goods and yarns is dull, and prices show declining
tendency Breadstuffs- market inactive; quotations
irregular. Corn closed at advance of Is from the
opening quotations.; the last sales OF new Mixed
Western at 46s Sd per quarter; Red Western
Wheat 81 lower, closing at 14s California Wheat
White dull 15s Cd per Genial. Peas heavy at SOS.
Oats unchanged. Barley nominal. Provisions
Beef 1908; Pork lis; Bacon 45s 81; Lard 5is Cheese
52s. Produce market unchanged. Fs
stasN4 LONDON, Oct. 22--Evening.
Sugar at 26s for No. IL d. s.. Calcutta Lnseed 6ss
CT. Linseed Cakes ell. Lmseed OIL $40 les. Sperm
Oil GLIB Whale Oil $40.
LONDON, Oct. 22-Evening. Il
Consols closed at as 1916 for money. ~
r AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-1he following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 5-20s at 60 1-16 ex-coupons, a decline OF
from The 2o'cock quotation; Illinois Central shares
7s1 Erie Railroad shares 453. --slr
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FoRTRFss MONROE, Oct. %.
Gen. Sheridan at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, r. J., Oct. q.
GeD. Sheridan to-day visited Brown Univer-
sity, and was welcomed by Acting President
Chace, and introduced to the faculty and stu
dents. He was afterwards escorted by the stu
dents, headed by The American Band, to the
City Hall, where a great crowd of citizens were
introduced to him. In the afternoon he was
entertained by the Messrs. Sprague at Nara
gansett Park and afterwards visited two OF
three private masions in town. This evening
Gov. Burnside gave brilliant levee in his hon
or at the Gubernatoral mansion The Gene
raj will leave for Hartford at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row forenoon by special train.
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1EFM .U New YORK, Oct. 23.
1t was currently reported this afternoon that
Collector Thomas I. Smith of the Eighth Dis
triet has been removed in consequence of the
certifcation of deposit of 1903 barrels of
whiskey in a bonded warehouse which was de-
stroyed by fire in July last, but which were
subsequently found not to have reached here
at the time, and traced to other places. 1t is
said Smith had no pecuniary interest in the
fraud but was deceived by the owner and
keeper of the warehouse.
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Meeting of the National Republican Ex'
ecutive Committee.

The Executive COMMITTEE IF tbe National
Union Republican Committee met to-day at
the 9th Avenue Hotel in this CITY. The follow
ing members were present: Gov, Ward Of New
Jersey, chairman, Hon; Samuel A. Puryiance
shire, Hon. H. III. Starkweather of Connact;-
cut, and Hon. N. II. Hoffman of MaruIan5
After the transaction of some private hnsimass
full meeting Of the National Union Rennhli,
can Committee was called, to meet in the c;tv.
of Washington on Wednesday, Dec. 18th ~
decide upon the time and place for HOLDING the
National Union Republican Convention.
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CHICAGO, Ill., Oct. %.
Flour very dull; Spring extras AT 30 a 10 Co.,
Wheat duh; Nc. ldeclined % 1Ic; sales at 80 l1
500. Corn hrmer at 045 % 05 for MOI Oats
hrm NJ an advance of "a &c; sales at 551c. Rye
dull ct decline of lie; sales al "a "a 49, Barley
deelined q Sc; sales at O6 q 0s4 Tor No. 2 Pro
visions heavy; Mess Pork freely offered at 20 so.
Lard dull at 12ac. Nd,
Reeeipts-14 600 bbls flour 1877 900 bush wheat
AZ 900 BUSH corn, 900 bush. oats $500 hogs Ship
ments7 900 bbls flour, AZ 900 bush. wheat, 1000
BUSH corn. 10000 bush. oats. 5sf re,s -
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A GENTS WANTED--S1o to $40 day, to intro
"A duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two threads
and makes the genuine LOCK SWITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular W. q. WILSON
& Co., Manufacturers, CLEVELAND Ohio. au13d3m
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EVENING SCHOOT
,ff{ GEORGE W. NOYES

WILL open his school for evening Instruction in
w all branches OF the English Department, at his
rooms in the Hopkins Block, No, 149 Middle street.
on Monday evening, October 2Sth
Pupils OF both sexes, old and young will here find
grand opportunity to devote portion of the VIM
Ter evenings to useful and profitable employment,
and cents. A :"
Those wishing to learn TO write, cipher, &c. who do
nor at,end gay school, we would invite to come,
general deficiency. He will also at the same place
open e. SELECT school for boys on Monday December
will begiven in due time Pupils can enter at any
time Evening school hours from TO O'Clock.
Terms per month $780, oct2leod2w
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-..t- NEW YORK, Oct. 49, 8
Hon. Thomas Hillhouse was to-day unani-
mously nominated by the Republican State
Committee for the office oil State Comptroller,
to fill the vacancy on the State ticket arising
from the declination OF c. S. Hurlburd Mr..
Hillhouse has accepted the nomination.
sES f5tt .S+ NASHVILLE, Oct. %.
Governor Brownlow was ele ,ted u. S. Sen
ator to-day for the term commencing March 4,
1869, by "a majority, on the first ballot, over.
w, b. Stokes. T
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Sale Of Iren-Olads Sickness among Yale
Students.


A Lima, Peru, letter states that the Peruvian
government is to pay to the United States
100000, in accordance with an arrangement
made by Minister Marquee, who offers 81 600,
600 in gold each for three iron-clad monitors,
subject to the approval of the Peruvian Gov
ernment; and in case his government declined
the bargain, the above sum to be paid. There
were three other parties bidding for three iron
clads, viz, an agent of the Grecian Govern
ment an agent of Prussia and an agent of
England-the latter desiring iron-clads for the
lake service on the Canada frontier
A New Haven letter states that the increase
Of typhoid fever in New Haven has caused the
faculty of Yale College seriously to consider
the expediency of temporarily suspending Col
lege exercises and for short time dismissing
the students. A death occurred last week in
the Junior Glass, and several other cases are
reported very serious. Many members of this
class have left for their homes with supposed
symptoms of fever, and there is a great deal OF
sickness in the other classes Fl
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New YORK, Oct %.
A Panama letter states that the Colombian
government has decided to send back to the
United States the steamer Rayo, formerly the
r.. r.. Cuyler
A skeleton with rope around the neck was
found hanging TO tree in the woods on Long
Island on Monday On being touched it fell to
pieces. There was nothing out bones and old
clothes. 1t was unknown who il was
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Widows Wood society,

Pork.
nnH BBLS. MESS PORK
AOO 100 Bbls Clear Pork, in store and for
sale by BLAKE, JONES & GAGE,
oc19d1w No Gait Block, Commercial st.
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sltgi ilH5t + t9 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.
There is a fair amount OF tonnage up for COastwise
ports, but not much offering to go forward. The rates
by steamer are &c ~ Id for Cotton to New York. lie to
Boston and Philadelphia; Tobacco to New York Sc az
60 y hid; Flour to New York Csc " bb and 81 a
1 25 Pork Flour to Boston 65c P bbla There are
are two steamers on the berth for Liverpool whose
cargoes are now nearly completed, and which ex-
pected to clear tomorrow. The rates by steam to
Liverpool are as follows; Cotton Cd p fb; Tobacco
46s u HID; Flour Is a DBL. Resin Is and Oil Oak
% q Sos There are several sailing vessels up for
Havre, which are taking Cotton at lie % ID.
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Southern Items.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 3d.
There were five interments here from yellow
fever yesterday. The weather is clear and
cool
GALVESTON, Oct. 80
There were no yellow fever interments to-
day. The absentees are slowly returning,
though it is deemed imprudent. The fever is
abating in the interior for want of material
New ORLEANS, Oct. %.
There were 1S yellow fever interments dur
ing the "a hours ending this morning.
MOBILE, Oct 23
Col Charles Hesley brother OF Gen. Hea-
lev II. 8. Marshal for Alabama, died this morn
ing of yellow fever. There were two yellow
fever interments to-day.
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-a3gf s.rleF ,sFa. HAVANA, Oct. 80.
Sugar unchanged. Exchange London 15l pre-
mium, and on Paris premium. Potatoes 50 lard
16 90 " cwt in tierces and SO y cwt in tins; az
pies 80; onions 25 cabbages $50 % hundred;
hams S22 p cwt tor sugar cured, and is 80 for ord
=. =
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seuthern l.eIi,ics.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. %.
The Republicans have nominated in the 18th
Senatorial district five whites and two blacks,
The Republicans seem confident of carving
the Convention question. The conservatives
or anti-Conventionists seem to favor the policy
of voting neither for or against Convention.
but to vote only for delegates. Several news.
papers advocate this line of action, while others
strongly urge the people to keep away from
the polls and to take no part in the election.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct 80
Gen. Candy has issued an order providing
for a session of the Registration Boards Tor the
final revision of the registration lists They
five days.
Gen. Candy has also issued an order author.
iZing post commanders TO release ON bail all
persons not subject to the articles or war held
under arrest by military authority.
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CONCORD, N. H., Oct %
Two brothers named Charles and Horace H.
Rolfe, were drowned by the capsizing Of sail
boat on Sanbornton Bay, near Laconia, about
six o'clock last evening. A third man in the
boat succeeded in reaching the shore in an ex
hausted condition, and became bewildered in a.
swamp SO that it was full hour before the ac-
cident was known. Mr.. HI. H. Role was a
painter in this city. e a
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %.
Flour much depressed; superfne $50 az 8 Is; ex-
tras 80 "a So Wheat dull; market favors buyers;
Pennsylvania Red so a IS. Rye 70 a 70. Corn
very dull; yellow 40; Mixed Western Amber and
White 40. Oats 10 a &c. Petroleum unchanged.
WhiskeY nominal :. -.----..-- - - -
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The Indian Couneil-The mexican E,ee.

G New YORK, Oct 90.
The following special dispatches are publish
ed here: xtlE
Medicine Lodge Greek, Kan, Oct. 19-The
Peace Commission held their first Council
with the Cheyennes, Arrapahoes, Camanches
Kiowas and Apaches to-day. Senator Hem
derson made speech for the Commission. All
the hostile Cheyennes will be in tomorrow.
The Kiowas refuse to go on q reservation, but
are willing to make peace. They don't want
civilization. All the tribes talk neace but are
anxious for presents to be distributed. The
Council will last two days more, and will be a
success.
Mexico City correspondence dated Sept. 80,
is published. The returns of the election from
the interior indicate the success of the Juarez
ticket. Corona and Escobedo had declared
their preference for Juarez. The election in
the capital passed off quietly. No disturbance
has as yet been reported in any part of the
country. Guzman, the candidate for Vice
President on the Diaz ticket, refused to publish
an order for an election in his State, and had
been ordered to the capital to take his trial for
disobedence.
Tegethoff was still in the city.
The body of Macmillan was being re-em-
balmed. AAN
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BOarders Wanted

A CLERK in q Bookstore. One with some Knowl
IA edge ofbusiness preferred. 81
CARTER & DRESSER. SO Exchange st.
October ~. diff asr
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. o.
Cotton rather stronger; Middling at 1870 l9tc.-
Flour isvery dull and dropping. Wheat declined
10c; prime red 20 a 275 Corn dull and dropping;
White So a AZ; Yellow 81; Mixed 80 a 3D.
Oats steady at 6S a 73c for prime. Provisions very
4ull and prices without change
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G o Nj Nj f. X CIAL


NEW YORK, Oct. 23-6 P. M.
Money easier to-day and at the close was more
and stringent. Gold steady and closed firm al 143I
Sterling Exchange dull at 1881 a 1909. Government
securities dull but steady. Mining shares dun and
day was about 3 III 600. 900
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 90
The municipal and judicial election passed
of very quietly to-day. The entire Democrat
ie ticket for both branches of the City Council
and judges was elected. The vote for Mayor
was, Robert S. Banks, dem Is 389, Andrew w
+ Dennison, rep, 4,S31; Banks majority $685.
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NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Judge Carter announced that the cases in
which lawyer Bradley is engaged will not be
taken up until his status shall be determined
by a full bench. 4tda1AA sAAt +A
j. e. Risbey has been appointed successor to
Revenue Commissioner Messmore.
1t is Gen. Sherman not Gen. Sheridan who
is to command the new military district around
Washington. .esE9
Neither Gen. Grant or Secretary Seward
/. were at the Cabinet meeting on Monday.
The launch blown up at Annapolis was the
one in which Lieut.. Gushing blew up the rebel
ram Albermarle.
The Tribune's special says the President
states that what he win do hereafter will de-
pend on contingencies that may arise; that
Congress will have to take the initiative in any
extreme doubtful measures before he should
determine his course.
Our Government has appealed to Eng and
for an imme6ate consideration of all cases of
Fenians claiming to be Americans and for the
discharge at once of all against whom no valid
charges can be sustained. Minister Bruce
sometime ago recommended the discharge of
Nagle
Washington specials state that Gen Grant,
in conversation with member OF Congress
yesterday, said he felt perfectly secure in his
position, and entertained the opinion that the
President would not make any change until
after the meeting of Congress
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4 = OR 20 men &C Iuainted with making Sugar Box
LIZ Shocks and Heading, or work In a saw mill.
Also 20 teams to log Saco River. Also or good
work horses with wagons and harness. Erquire Of
Joseph HObson 293 Commercial St, Portland or No.
l Springs Island, Saco. Oct 9-d3w
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s.or.Ian wiolesnIc Price. Current.
Corrected for the pRnss to Oct. %

Apples. Lard. j-i
Green " brl. 8 90 90 80 Barrel, p H.. Is q 15l
Cooking Pbrl. 90 o. so Kegs, P h.. 1I1 90 15a
Dried y fb.. II 9 l3 Lead. 49,
Western do. 10 "a IL Sheet &1ipe. Ego 10
Ashes. Leather.
Pearl y H.. none New York,
Pot. ......s... $40 3 Light. 49,. % % 81
49, Beans. III Mid. weight 80 "a So
Marrow q bu. 3 IS az 3 80 Heavy. ..... 30 "a IS
Pea ... 90 a 4 so Slaughter :. "A 40 IS
Blue Pod. -. 3 % a 3 80 Am. Calf. so e9 I Go
Box Shocks. Lime.
Pine. Il u 20 Rockld,cask 1 30 a. 80
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MEDICAL ELECTRICTTY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician


Nearly Opposite the Upited States Hot.
WHEkE he would respectfully announce TO
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that be
permanently located In this city. During the thrs.
years we have been in this city, we have cured sOin
OF the worst forms OF disease In persons Who bay
tried other for1ns OF treatment in vain, and cur11
patients in so short time that the question is oteu
asked, do they stay cured? no answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cared we
doctor the second time without charge.
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Eeetriety Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
the form Of nervous sick headache: neuralgia u,
the head, neck, OF extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages or where the lungs are not enS
invOlved acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hi,
Diseases, white swelipgs, spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted liInbs
palsy paralysis, St. Vitas' Dance deafness stal.
mering or hesitancy o. Speech dyspepsia, indIces-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, pileswe
every that can he presented; asthma, bronehi
tbs, structures Of the chest, and ali forms pf ten
complaints. = q
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame aud the Law
lty Of youth the heated brain Is cooled: the 'TS.
bitten limbs restored, the HneOpth deiormities I.
moved; faintness converted to ygor, weakness 10
strength the blind made TO the deal TO hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the bemlshes o,
youth are obliterated the Accidents OF mature bro
active circulstioH maintained.
.lHtFt LADIES
Who have cold hanos and feet; weak stonachs lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dsEl-
ness and swimming In the head with indig estion and
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and bstk
leucorrhBa Tor wbitesl; falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers; tnmors polypus, and all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure Means
of cure For painful menstuati0n, too !. .ousa
rnenstruati0n, and all OF those long Inc OF trouble.
with young ladies', Electricity Is certain speeih.
and will, In short time restore the sufferer 10
vig0r of health
TEETH TEETH! TEETH!
DIR. ID. still continues 10 Extract Teeth BY EIEo.
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decaNet
teeth stunps they wish to have reinoy ed o- re- ct
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines for "a
or family uee, with thorough instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate % lew patients with board
end treatment at his house.
Otfice hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to IL M; from
TO 6 p. NJ, and 10 In the evening ..ft'
Communication trps.
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Provisions.
SOan-

Iuik 5 Is. y -
hid. Is bus. a GO a 450
Cagliari 8 bu. .42 a 475
Liverpool. a 90 % 450
Grind Butter. so "a