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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03
Radical Programme" ZOE
gres~.

H&es1A~ee& /. Wa
gre-~. a..
~. ant; .clgr,ry .StTndSn" gives '"'
,,,,;c the benefit 81 iis pros'hh''ne
ronrrcss First. The President must PC 3 "
80, e.om Office In order TO clear the way.
n, ue must have, not M explanatory
-. bu. "new law Of reeonsracton' WIN
more ample guaran,ess fer oar ei'e''s' tue
.,r.- slaves. and for oil loyalists.' The
,.,ion "whch erists," says the Standard,
INV n. generous and timely aid Of the
s,ack.. must give them afederal guarantee
Of their future equality with the whites IN
other words, tho Constitution must oe
amended % ss TO give them permanently
tho right OF suffrage. In the third place.
-. must have "coniscstion OF the large
landed estates Of those engaged in the re-
bcllion, and free honesteads for the iovme'
slaves" "Add TO this" says the same
journal, "Mr. Summers measure for educs
ton. and then reconstruction VIII have
been begun which, having the necessary
conditions, will 90 forrdrd 10 complete sue
eea." We should think this would do io'
a beginning. Aftcrward, we suppose Mr.
Wade's scheme for Redistribution Of prop
erty will come in,
Tng RADICAL fxcuBus. The Goverumen
Of the United States has no more right Z
rec;s,.r voters within the 81 trs than Il rs
10 appropriate money to register voters
Eogland-,hat is matter purely be'ongin
30 the State governments. and We. this AZ
sumption Of power on the part Of our =
lcrs Is costing the people-almost exclusiv
the people Of the North-in paying for re-
istcring officers alone, to further the intel
ssts and pcrpetuste the power Of the Re-
zeal party, daily expense Of more than q
daily cost Of supporting the entire dooer
ment Of the Unifcd States precious to
TINS numberfn the Masonic proccssl
In Boston, has been variously estimate
Nayor Norcross, in note 20 Grand Mas
Damn, gives trustworthy count made
policemen ~ the procession was passi
the corner Of Washington and Sch
street.
Persons in garages and on hoase..
On foot ............ %
Forty >ninc bands Observation-Disclosures.
Policemen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r.., ..t. =. ~.o...,;, q,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

Isrxnasstxo Suirnsxr.-The barge load
OF stone ware which came in FROM Fairpor,
leWa. day q twe ass. was new feature
besa ordered in small quansieiss At various
peintes and coming up - the steamers, OF
= iisele lot on the deck 81 Che barges, The
exponses q transportation have been great.
u this case The ware all cams fsUu FAIR
oeesy md Abe hasos was loaded eutsids and
= % - utmsst capacity, the carg, consist
ipe - u, VO0 gslitdts Il hAs hssa soll 1t
- ~ rrin Of shistssa emit . gaiioa eed
haean ~ - slnssss otirsly diepsesd oi,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

U1oNT xdkIos Wh1t066. NH -, u.
2 - Je9 1W3g-Deaf olss lAee Fsbsnasy yas \
eAfsnpafilk ana Cedfon Bllters. H son-in-lsw whO
waa With me IN the store, had been down with rheu
and soon found bile general health Improved. Dr..
Oist who had been II bed health tried Them and he
eleO improved DR.. Coffee, who had been In bad
he Improved very much ~ ~ o. your ni9tcrs.
Indeed the Cedfo1 Bitters - given you greet popu-
lasity in this settlement think could sell crest
quantity OF your medicines this fall-e-pecially
your Crdfon Bitterr and Ssraapafula. Ship me via
Memphis, care Rickett 4 Nicely. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

Peter Wilson, . carpenter 81 work on the
stsspls Of the German Evsngslic Church on
IVES, Ohio street. clipped and fell . distance
Of over one hundred and thirty feet. lie
vss a work on the middle platform Of the
s,ire, when b slipp ID snt ! ell, striking tae
r. Of Of the church with his bead and shout
dsrs, breaking the stating for shout three
feet square. lie rsboundsd from there to
the roof two story fseos house, and from
there to the ground. His jaw wss broken
in three places. his head badly cut, and one
Of bis lcgs broken He was picked up,
though insensibls, Was alive. and still lives.
Hisinjuries were dressed BY Dfs. Thompson
and Carter, and up to six o'clock last
evening hsewas living. 1t is remarkable that
he Wa not killed in the fall. His recovery
is hardly possible. Mr. Wilson is . Welsh
mon. shout thirty years Of age, recently
married. He has been in the employ OF
Messrs. Maloney 4 Roth for some time
pest. On Monday he quit his former place
and commenced work upon the church
stseple. and yesterday this terrible accident
occurred .-IAdidnop0ii Herald ash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

Albert Pike hes performed. one great
scAisvement. In recent editorial be pro-
duced single sentence Of two hundred and
ten words without any other stop than >
few commas II is said thatHenry A. Wise
f. nted AWAY ON reading the sentsnce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03
cc20-ly1

HELNpOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vgor to the frame and bloom to the pald cheek
Debllfty y sccom panied ~ many alatAlng symp-
toms, ana limo treatment r. Submitted tO.cOnsump
ton, Insanity O. epilcptic fits snspe. [feb5d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

INTERNAL REvENuK DEcIsioNs.-The C,,m
missioner u Inteln mai Revenue no, decided
that repairs are not ,axsble, and. therssare.
when . manufacturer makes his re.uy ma
they arc 10 be exempt. Recruiting o: files
70 regarded ~ repairs. When the products
Of . manufacturer do not exceed the rate of
5000 per annum, or $3.50 per month, they
are exempt from taxation to the extent az
sshe rate of$i 900 per annum. or to the Ok
tent Of t6S. SO per month. When thew exc
cesd the FIRST named rate, the entire smount
10 TAXABLE. All atiidsvits have b. On relieved
from stamp taxcs, but the cerQtficats of The
Ciefk 81 Court, o Of aay other pssson
ccpeerniag the Official character Of the n.r-
con who signs What l. known a the iur.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

"A
81 Hs. Gordon speaks highly
tkykkT6XN.xsOf It. Ar the suggestion Of
~, Dr. 0osvion 0e sAis city, We
fiSSI2ky wish you 10 send us, etc,
A64lHs.( follows order. DIR. Gordon
S6 speaks highly OF it, and will
prescribe it IN his practice
MELVIN 3 BADGER.
Used ny ADVICE OF DIR ELLIOTT.
We can recommend Hoa's Ma Extract personally
rome OF our own family Have been using II under
advice Of Dr. Elliott. LABOR BROS.
DR. r. Bafksr- Prescription.
Please send me one dozen by DIR r. BarkeSs rec
ouhmen dston. Mrs. L. NJ ROWLAND.
No lis Washin 2ton Square.
DIR. Chauyesu's Prescription
Mr. HoFP.- Sir by advice OF my physician, DIR.
Chan,eau have taken some Of Hon Malt Extract,
and can assure you that 1t has done a wonderful
deal OF good. 1t has Strengthened me and given mo
Appetite thae can psFiasc Of kind of food.
AMANDA FOkD0FF
New York Feb -. 1867 1ls Wooster st
DIR Dcnuson said
ORDER 1T by ALL MEANS,
eaw your advertisement In the Tribune, end hap.
pened to ment to our Dv. Dennison that Thought
Of ordering Hons Malt Extract on trial He said
by all mems do so for have recommended IL to
several" HENRY s. THORP Fairfield, Cone.
Sold at druggists and grocers Persons wish'ss
agencies might apply to Hof Malt Estracs Deps I,
5i2 Broadway, n. Y. OF LAN1FELDr, THODE &
CO., Sole Agents for Davenport, Iowa.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
ErfNB rs EXTRACT BuCHI. feh' d&wiy
Cure Of Ina q In vsn cory okDeCina-
ussm.

Cure Of InGa ms snsory WDenina-
ussm.
sung srso, Jan e5 1857.
Dr. RsAsDRrrH For some years have been sub
iect 10 attacks Of inia,nmatofy rheumatism. which
usually comes every three OF four months. MY
physicians were Of the highest reputation BY Their
advice took colchcum, citric acid, and other cee
hratcd remedies but none relieved me on ehostened
thc ATTACKS which lasted for weeks ut time In my
last sask ssnr1 1 led ed ., Try ny the
veresf pains In my feet and ankles which pen can
describe. The lis: dose ~ six Pills was 40 effective
that in few hours the pain and swelling sensahly
sbaesd. and In forty eight houss were all gone, ard
we c.iFsd and have had no return.
esnd you this testimonial for the benefit OF others
who, suffering In similar manner. may know how
am respectfully your, il DUDLEY.
Tho Hon Demas Barnes. ssvs ~ cell more Of
Brandresifs pills than all others put together"
BRANDRETH's PILLS are sold by all dsugeistr.
and a, the principal ONCE Brandfcth House, New
Yok Observe d BRANDRETH in whitele,tcrs on
the government sesn1p on each boz.
HRLMBoLUs EXTRACT BucHu and lnrscvzD
RosE Wash secret and delicate dis rdefe IN sll
their stages at little expense. little or NO chance In
diet no inconycnience and NO exposure. II Is pcas.
ant In taste and odof, immediate In its scton aud
Harrison Peristaltic Lozengers.
Pleasant, Prompt and Effective. Two taken
night move the bowels once next morning Unlike
all Pills they cause pain require increase Of
dose TO perfect cure.
They cure Headache. Di.sness, Oppression after
eating Sour Rising. and every evil arising from Co.'S
rIyESEss and Warranted In all cases OF
Pnrs, either bleeding or blind. june2i-lm
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH. -There-
fore the nervous and dcblitsted should Immediate
ly use HLsBol.p's EXTRACT Broau. div
Misguided Men. AND THE Law OF CHAR
rry AND MRacY-Howard Eersyp, on the KsfOss,
Abuses and iseasee which form the basis Of the Ora
vest Maladiee in the first age Of man, and fearfuy
sap the vital powers with eure means OF relief sent
In scaled letter envclopes free of charge. Address,
DR.. SKfLLIN HOuGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, A. msy1sdAwsra
HELMBOLDD FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu u
pleasant In taste and 0d0s. free from an i1bpsiOuo
properties. snd immediate In = action. ldkwlS
LADIES can receive . box ofDr velpau'e Pms BY
mail, sealed from the eyes Of the public. by enclosing
one dollar and Elk postage stamps n =. ". Ma
COMBER, Albany. N Il
TAKE NO MORE UffLkAsANT AND uN-
SAFE n11BplDg ~ unpleaoant and dangerous
dtessses. Use usiaDoaD's ExssAcs Bucuu AND In
peovrp RO6n Wxsu. ffobS-d&V1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

BUCHU
n certain cure for diseases Of tire
BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. DRoPsY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
And all diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS.
{. MALE OR FEMALE,
from whasever eauee originating snd matter o.
HOW LONG STAND1N0
Diseases ofthese organs require the use OF. oiose
II no treatment IL submitted 20, CONSUMPTION OF
Insanity may ensnc. Our Flesh and Blood are sup
ported from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPiNESe.
inst Of Posterity, depends upon prompt use OF re-
liable remedy. M
HEhMDOLDB EXTRACT DUcHU.
Established upwards offs yssrs. prepared BY
N. r. 1uELWNOH.O.
DRUGGIST,
No Broadway. New Yoek. md
ebSd0W5 10 ooutA 10eh 06ese Phuodee2Ma. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03
NEW PERFUME FOR rnR maSDkncxIEF

PhnSoa's "Night D10oaing Cereus.0
Phaloa's "Nighs RloomsSng Cereas."
PhAlsaS sNighs Dooo0iae Cereus."
RAalsas "NlsAs Dleeoi.g CsseuS."
-
PAalea's "Nighe Dloowtn4 Cereus.n
most exqutaits de1icaae. and Fragrant Perfume
dstiiled ffOO the rass and bsansifa flower from
Wlsioh u t1kos - - H+-
Manufactured only BY
PnALoN = son. New rese.
BEWARE a COuNTEnrurs.
ASK ron PHALOu's-TAKE NO OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03
1mPOvtaaa - larasrs-A VOW
and Slapse Remedy for Hog
Cholera.

Farmers ard drovcrs will be glad TO learn
that the following simple prescription has
already cured hundreds Of csscs ofhos chol>
ora, and will paobably prove efficient In
very large proportion Of all cases
Take five pounds of the painting mater
ial known as Nv enctian red'--which can
be obtained at any drug or paint storc-
and NIX it with thirty gallons Of either
sour or sweet milk. ca this material may
be mixed IN smaller Quantities II the same
proportions are maintained. The mixture
thoroughly stirred to gcashcr,is to be placed
in the troushs. whore hogs may 20 and
drink freely Oft for two OF three days. The
hogs viii at once become convalescent.
We publish this at the roques, of OIL gen
teman who ~ a practical iarmcr, IN order
that oar readers my reap the bsaeiits oil 30
valuable d'scOv ny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

TnE Radicals declare that there is no
civil government in the South-no civil Law
that oil the people there are under militia
~ control and military law. II that 10 SO.
Why do the military commanders hold civil
officers in office under the municipal laws Of
the South responsible for the discharge Of
their dutiesf Why was the Mayor oil Mo-
bile removed for neglect Of duty and ancth>
e put IN his place, 4 there il no civil gov
srnments On Radical theory. the only
person in Mobile who should have been rex
moved from office, was Col. Shepard. Who
was charged witA he military control Of the
city and With the pFeservat;on Of good order
Hs was The one Who neglected his duty, and
not Mayor Withers, for h. xas supreme Of
Z gin N Aohile ~ 9s SGssspssd al the Law
and government in existence in the city,
Co. Pope and Gen. Svsyne~ should have
removed him for not keeping the peses on
the night Of the riot. IL 10 . bald, naked
abourdity to assert that there il no civil
eoyseumsnt in the South, and Yet hold civ.
hioua responsible icr the faitAfd diachares
Of The dates Of administration Of civil gov
AP0Ynn0f
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ENFRnlED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both ecxe1. uie nnfMn0sDS HxPaAG4 Bo0o1U. =
via evs bsiak 81 snsesptie Sselings, and enabls
ron 20 eloep we'll. tyeb8d&VlD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

tANSING fgrlr The fruit campaign
having opened. hons wives are canning ny
the various fruits Tor next winters use -
This practice has become 50 popular ant
general that the iaydcr Of every household
now has its row Of cans aud jars set away
for use IN winter time. The annexed meth
cd Of canning fruit was furnished TO thu
New York Farmers Club by Mrs. Powers
Of Oswcge county, New York
vii suppose your fruit aud glass cans
are all ready. prefer cans with glass
covers. scsld the frnt in large tin pan
with juice or water 10 cover it. Put half n
teacup Of cold water into every can, and fill
up with hot water; put the covers and rub,
hers also in hot water. Now empty a can
and fill up with the hot fruit, aud then an
other. Let them stand open TIL the hand
can be held upon them without burning -
As soon a flled, cut writing paper the Size
OF the can, one for each, anu " hen cool slip
one over the srait entirely, and fill up the
csu on top Of the paper with boring juice,
and seal at once. Ladies, try this way -
the fruit wi,i never mOuld anG will keen
any time, II you don't eat 1t. The papers
keen the iruls from rising 10 the top OF the
liquid There is no use Of setting the cans
INTO the water 10 heat them, or of putting
them into quilted BAGS il is too trouble
some. | let the fruit shrink. and then iii
up 10 the cover AS close as possible. Lad les
must be governed by their own common
sense. Men attempt to give directions, but
their wives have otel them, andyhen they
are likely to forget,
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Misguided Men. AND

THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH. There
fore the nervous and dchiitsted should immediate-
liz use HLxBoIl's EXTRACT Broau fdSw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-03

HEIMBOLUE EXTRACT BVCHU aud lNPsovuD
Ros1 Wash curcs secret and delicate dis rdefe In all
their stages at little expense, little or NO chance In
diet no Inconvenience and no expoeure. II IL peas.
ant in taste and odof, immediate in fts sSop sntl
rec from ell injurious properties. tfebS-dkwIy
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and towel Il IN the river with the intention OF
-.,.,.;, 81 ,.s,,;,. I, A., n. .,.;.,, 49,.
Nps"'"s INV ''""'"s WI "' ""SN"' 'o"'s
on the So.
The extensive CONGREGATION that visited our
.,,,.. q. ,,,,,. 10. 49,, ~. ,,,.. 4,
'nHss a'su's ''"'' sA''ee '"e u''er W.
efficiency OF the means possessed here to sub
due the devouring element. A small, old and
,u.,;a,,., .,c;ns- The rslje ~ hy..,o,. ca
-, a., an - 4. %
,.r. and old COAT, vc,s, around n. di.ch.rr.
- -. a., 40
oil more wafer IRON "s sues 'nsn "om the
pipe. Vas all that Ne hsl with which to battle
the destructive Zoe. II experience 10 the best
.,..,u.,. IT,, A.. 49,, n. h..o No.
S"o',"Ss'e'' "e" s"e 'e'''' - w" INV
severely learned.
cannot eloss this hAsty sketch Without .
passing notice o. feu kind souls In this place,
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.f5straci Of Piainiigs Writ.

Assumpslt upon an aeeount annexed 20 said
e.rr,d anon ssin. A. ~. .n,, ~ s,Ss, "a M \
credit on Md account annexed for merchandise,
cash end ecmmissions amsunting TO the Sun Of
appears by said account ANNEXED the sun Of
Ssi.7s. Also, count In saIi writ for other roods
sSse a.d SsssAs.as, .Asn ttere -t.sn,is.st q
and services rendered BY The plainu6 Cor the do.
fsudant st bic request. amounting 10 the aid sun
Of Sisi1A Bid Syit 70 In plsa ofths csss 10 tsd
JAY i6 1865, and u returnahls IN the September
tsrm Of sald Supreme Judicial Cosrs, A. d. IseS
Of aid Alfred. Addamnum, 500,
A true copy Of ocisr of court with abstract ol
the writ.
3vls Attest, CD LORD, CisrE.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK. ss.-supreme Judicial Court, Janu-
airy Term, A. d. 1867. lr...r
JsrsmiaA NJ. Mason. Of Limerick. IN said
CounIy Of York, %. Francis .abbott, late OF
Limerick, In said Couaty OF York. mechanic.
AND now on suggestion 70 the court that
n Francis Abbott, the defendant, ~ the time
OF the service Of the writ, was not an inhabit-
ant Of this State. and had no tenant, agent or
attorney within the same; that his goods or
estate have been attached in this action, and
that he has had no notice Of said suit and at
tachment:
n is Ordered, That notice Of the tendency
Of this suit be given to the said defendant, by
Publishing an attested copy 1T this order, to-
gether with an abstract. OF the plaintiff 5 writ.
three weeks successfully In the Union and Jour:
nal, . newspaper printed at Bkileford, in said
County Of York, the last publication thereof 10
b not less than thirty days befbre the neIt
term Of said court, to be holden at Alfred, In
and for said county, on the fourth Tuesday OF
May, A d. 1887, that said defendant may then
and there appear and answer to said suit, II he
shall see cause.
Attest: CD. LORD, Clerk.
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A scKksEsY : iiS6stoNs. where
pictlrvs ot eli tisds osa b ostaipsd - cheap -
Il any place In Blddsferd OF $500. and Waxrsatsd
70 10 bsStsr. Ne. Ia hsin btrsse b. rrit.l .
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STATE OF MAINE.
York S..

Sur. Urn. counr, Jan.
-. Term, A. d. 1867. )
sylvanus A. Denio, Charles Roberts. James III
Roberts and Jeremiah 2. simpson, all of Boston,
10 the county of Suff6lk, and Commonwealth oil
Massachusetts, smiths and mschinists. copartners.
and doing business ut said boston under the frrn
name and style OF DEMO, Roberts Company. ~.
James ID. Atwood, commorant at South Berwick,
In aid county OF York, mschinist, OF trustee.
4 Nd now on suggestion to the court that
n James d. Atwood. the principal defendant,
at the time ot the service Of the writ, Was not
IN inhabitant OF this State. and had no tenant,
agent OF attorney within the same; that HE
goods or estate have been attached In this nc.
ton. and that he has had no notice Of said
suit and attachment: r.# .-. .,..- A..
70 10 Ordered, That notice Of The pendency
Of this suit be given TO the said defendants BY
publishing an attested copy Of this order, to-
cether with an abstract OF the plaintiffs writ,
thres weeks successfully In the Union and Jour.
nal, . newspaper printed 1t Biddetvrd, In said
Couuty of York, the last publication thereof TO
Do not less than thirty days before the next
term Of said court, " be holden al Allied, 10
and for said county, on tho fourth Tuesday
Of May, A. d. 1861. that said defendant may
then and there appear and answer to said suit,
u he shall see cause.
Attest, c. b. LORD, CLRRK.
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Hardy Machine Go.

| In setivs cpsrsiioo, rTindinr ali The corn. 40 /.
Tiis COMPANY also nov do most ell kiada Of Re-
palm In job Work on lros, NoSd, &c. Moving
Machines, 0svinS Machines and ksitiag Va,
chimes thoroughly repaired. Also. Drafting ana
Pipiny-vstsr. rs, stesn, "a Al orders ior work
"s'~s'" cRxsLEs HARDY. Ao.sr.
Biddslord, Fsb.ai 1877. ~"
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abstract Of PLAINTIFFS Writ

abstract Of PLAINTIFFS wriD
Assumpsit upon promissory note for the sun
S72O, dated 1T Llmeriok, aforesaid. on the thir
tsenth day u May. A. d. ls60, siyued BY the ssit
defendant and pay able W the said plaintin VI hi
order, DC deuland with interest
Said writ 10 In plea Of the cas-. 10 dated The
eighteenth day Of Decembsr, A. ID. 1860, IL return
IsSS, and has an Iod thereto any cent Int Rev
Stamp. Addamnum &AO. .r-,. ....
A true cory Of order Of court, with abstrac
Of the writ.
10 Attest: c. B. LORD, Clerk.
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Murderer

Of the -KinE's English" t3s pays for the full
Commercial Course I'LL graduation, time unlimit-
cd. S65 pays for hoard. Washing. Fuel, Lights,
Rooms JsHy furnished and cared for by servant,
and Tuition In Common English per term Of u
weeks. The community
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FOR SALE,

'. -. CON ShADs l..
Alistory House, No. ~ Green Ct, containing
8 rooms Said house Is 22I30 feet With a good
cellar. and an L 1915 feet. Connected there.
with IL stable 22x55 feet. which oan eAsily be
converted into one or two tsnemsnts. There is
also Q good and we'll cultivated garden, and
shade trees In front. Also radjoiHing, on sau,e
street, . tinman's store, 2oI3o net, with .
good cellar, which can also be veAdily convert
ed into dwelling house. To thi. there 10 =
static ,2ix28 feet. With . good garden and
shade trees In front. Also. one house lot ID
Joining, 6Oxloo feet, all within Ave minutes
walk OF the mills. Also, SIX acres of good til
lage iand.on the Hollis road. Terms reasons-
BILE. Inquire Of -
WA. ANDREWS, on the premises.
Biddeford, March ~, 1867. . 1871
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opportunities offered 10 the student to become .
superior Penman at ibis Institution vera never be-
Sss p.:.sS ors sS IA Ss.ssr sSst
no one need long be