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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is to give notice that on the
i ninth day Of March, AID. 1868, q Warrant In
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
Oliver Hill. OF Lerwick, In the county
Of York and state OF Maine, who has been adjudg-
ed o bankrupt, on his own petition, that the pay
rnent Of any debts ann delivery Of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt, TO him. or for his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him are Tor.
hidden by lawj that meeting Of the creditors OF
the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and TO
choose one or more Assiguees of his estate will be
held at q Court Of Bankruptcy, to DO holden at
Portland, before James ID. Fsssenden, Register,
on the seventh day Of April, A. ID. 1868. ct two
O'Clock. r. NJ, at his otcs, No. 80 Exchange street.
CHARLES CLARK.
U.S.. Marshall, as Messenger, Dit Of Maine.
ilI2W
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In RankruptcY.
rUHIs |, TO give notice that on the sixteenth da

THIS Is to give notice, that on the sixteenth day
l. OF March, A. ID. lsGs, . Warrant In bankruptcy
Was Issued against the estate OF Andrew HobsOn
Jr OF Saco, In the County OF York and
State Of Maine. who has been adjudged Bank.
rupt, individually and as . member OF the aIms
Of Andrew Hobson 4 Co., and Peyser 4 Hob
son, on his own Petition, that the payment Of any
debts aid delivery OF any property belonging TO
such Bankrupt. 10 him, or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him arc forbidden by
lawi that meeting Of the creditors Of the said
Bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and TO choose one
or moro Asslgnecs Of his estate. will be held at
Court Of bankruptcy, to be holden at Biddeford,
before James ID. Fessenden Register, on the sixth
day Of April, 4: d. 1868, At eleven o'clock,
CHARLES CLARK.
U.S. Marshal as Messenger, Dist. Of Maine.
lSDU
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Su>~t.l Notie~.

TIE Good remplars OF Biddeford would take
this opportunity 10 return thanks 20 the citizens
Of Blddeford and Saco for the very liberal manner
in which they assisted rs In the gstting up OF the
to the Trlu,nph Band we would return thanks for
their services, and We trust the citizens Of this
place will encourage them In their great under
taking. We would also return our thanks to J.
n Moore. for the great service rendered by
them IN loanlng ms crockery for the occasions and
&c assure them they will he ever held In grateful
remembrance by the G,od remplars Of BiIdeford
JOHN 81 DEARING. W. Sec.
Diddsford. March A.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

Situated In Kenpebunkpo Rennebuuk river, With.
10 Que mile Of the Village containing twenty-five acres OF
moving land. and ten scrs Of pasture and wood-,and-
bald farm proucs, ent.hve tos u god hay per year.
snd ire RON whitewesa. The house 10 one story and
half one, with an "p and wood house attached, and
contains ten veil hushed rooms 10 In good repair With
nne cellar under the entire house. The harm ~ -
net and In good Order Ther an extra well OF water
anil nsv-r falling brook the premises All NJ The
buildings are Of q very superior character. Thersh
good schoa Within short distanoe. and bor churches
within mile Of the premises.
tersi~s vs~ Of The visge and h.esn shlpyards, and
10 known % the 'Jscob Merrill Farm"
The above premses a,cl opp'rtuolty such ~ se-
"uicr Of I,r0RSe n.vys Ssaisr in booL, and sta
tIol<ry, Kennebant Ne. ej3m
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Assessors, Notiee-A. d. lsss.

AberssoEs AsosASC-<hs AcSos
The Assessors Of the City Of Biddeford here.
by give notice to all persons liable to be taxed
In said city, that they will be in session on the
fist Ave legal business days OF April next en-
suing. at the 0ffi,e OF the Assessors, In the
City Building, from to ~ o'clock In the fore
noon, anil from Q TO 8 O'Clock In the afternoon,
and oil persons No liable are requested to make
and bring In to them, true and perfect lists Of
their Polls, and all their Estates, real and per.
sonsl, not BY Law exe,dpt from taxation, which
they were possessed OF on the 6rst day Of
April, 1868, including money on hand or at
interest, debts due TO them more than they
owe rs also all property held In trust As
Guardian, Executor, Administrator, or other
wise. And they are requested to be prepared
to verify the same on oath.
Those persons who neglect to comply with
this notice, and thus assign to the Assessors
the unpleasant duty Of blooming" them. will
be deprived by law Of the privilege Of appeal
ing from their decision on application for
abatement, except IN cases OF inability to con-
form to the requirements Of the law.
JOHN T. SMITH. :, ......o,,
AARON WEBER, tas,sso
PHILEMON NJ. HAlNES.S 'o' 'o'0'
Biddeford, March q, 1865.
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Last September westbroOk gave $50 votes for
Chamberlain and sos for Pillsbury, and elected
Democratic Representative. Last Monday on
the test vote for Clerk and first Selectman the
Republicans threw $40 votes to 555 for the
Democratic candidates. A clean Republican
victory throughout and gain Of nearly one
hundred on September
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"a ,h,nr Of s,,u,, IA. low ,Or,,,r.

"a thing of beauty Is Q JOY forever"
And nothing Il so beautiful rs picturs OF health
Ilsa,lacke, Nervous Pains, s'ur Stomach, Distress,
after eating, Frustrating Weakness. Dissatisfaction
tor society, Mental Desiondepcy. 40, are the rule
rather than the exception with the human family,
aud have stamped their effects upon Us all. The
most effective. gentle sudden and agreeable reme-
DIV 4. the Plantation Bitters. They have probably
eurod aud alleyisted more the past i've years
than all the other medicines oombin-d. They are
sold Throughout tbs length and breath VI the
land.
rior 10 Calsgre AMI AZ half the Price. S2s2
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rT,HE Underisnsd, Assignee In Bankruptcy. Of
ss ::. q i:;.ps :,.s 3.
Nay u. isss. 81 II O'Clock A. n, q his ofloe 10
ssco. The fOIIosnx property, vis. oee bali psIt Of
TIE ..Patsnt Rghr 70 make sse, OF 70 esnd 70
SssssiaS xppsrstus- sseurSd 70 the said Psrkiss,
I'd ore 1usln Perkins, By lettsy patent Of the
1I; :s,I ss'' '' sos r. sdsscs Hssss..
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In Rankruplcy.

DIsrNCr OF MAINE, Is. This 10 70 give
Dnotioe that . second meeting Of the creditor!
Of Rsu.nbr.ecs LsiEhton. Bsnssups, VII y % hsm
ruptSr, 10 aid District, st CITY hooms, Biddsford,
On the NTH day Of April A, d. 1854. 81 u o'clock
A. H., FOR the plrposs named In The twenty
section Of the BssnfTSPto AZ q ha5sn a
ssco, March %, 1854 2w3it
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To tAs Honorable Jushess OF ne Supreme Jsdieisi
Court Ros holden IN Saeo pifAis and for tie csus.
~ ofYsrk and HsEf to BE- Aodsss, <ifrsf N salt
County on rae hhd Ts,sfsy Of May 4. d. 1858
r ydia A. Lamberton Of Lebanon In said Coun-
Lily wife OF william Lsmberton formerly ofsaid
Lebanon whose residence Is nov unknown, respect.
fully libels and informs this Hon. Court thst she
was legally married TO said willism on The twenty
seventh day Of september AID. ISIS stsseo IN ssid
county, and that she has cohabited with said VII.
liam Lamberton at Lebanon Aforesaid fpr iiK years
and more since their intsrmarrsge. Your libellant
has slways behaved hsrseli - z faithful. ehasts
and aneeticsat, vile, but the sad WilliAn LAM
berton wholly regardless OF his marriage covenants
and duty on divers days and times since their 10.
termarriAgc has sssaulted, illtfsatsd and sbassd
your libellant, has been very intsuperats and has
Sifn .rs 81 1sI S: ,S IPsu sS
neglected 70 maintain her Whefefore bsHevins
II reasonable and proper, conclusive 70 domestic
harmony and consistent with the peace and MORAY.
ny o.: pr.y s. sv snS me ..s ws
LamSerto". LYDIA 4. LANBERrOS.
March 10, 1858. ID
YoaK, ss.-A tie sssrsns Jsdsesai csuyf. Ssssa
ssd Asu Of Sses, riiAs sd for sss< county Of Y1k
on ns fr1 Tsssfsy Of Jnssy N hs yea, Of sur
Lord sss fAssssal sssAf Asa<'st sat sistr-sssAt. z
Upon the forssoIng Libel. Ordered. that the II.
bsIlant give noSlos % the sid willlan Lamosrton
judicial Court, 70 De held 1t Alfred, within ADD
fss I'D seanty q YosA. % ths tAird Tuesday Of
May next, By pubilshinS three weeks sucesssvsly
% sttestsd copy Of ssd libel sud this order shsrs
on n q: yn,on and Journal, asvspspsr lssl!ss.
Cd In Biddsford In the county Of fesk, the last
publication thsrsoi 70 Be- thirty days - isss Be-.
lore the sitting Of ssid Court that BE- may hen
and thefs In our said Cosrt skov ossss. % any be
have, .hy the prsysrof ala Libel sseslA not b
p. 49, Iis.ss, II. yAiRylKlD. cisst.
Cu. 4 trss esv Shs Latsi 80 orsO C
tNS> = IHssi. II. HAIRRIHLD. Clerk.
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FOR SALE!

TKn,wn rs the "Chsdbourne Farm" on "Deer-
ing's Ridge" In WATERFORD, hut . short distance
from the ? a r. Il. r., and 10 the most pleasantly
located NJ Any farm In the County. IL contains
wood and timber, and never fAils OF = large crop.
IL hes . large two-story hrick house with 81" AMI
nsu basa +0x 20 With cellar. and all the modern
tain brought into the house and barn yard.
Besides large orchard Of native fruit there Is
Young and very prvmlsiug orchard OF yrsitsd
mutt. The stock and Arm tools can DO bought
With farm 70 desired. This property nov owned by
Joseph II. Paul Chadbourne, can be secured Ut
bargain " applied Tor soon. Inquire on the prem
ises or OF Chadhourus q Stearus. Saoo. HJ
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Tss BLoop owes its re I c,lor Tn minute globules
which aost In that fluid and contains, In q healthy
pcrs1n large amount Oi Iron which gives vitality
to the blood. The Peruvian syrup supplies the
blood with vital element, and gives strength AMI
visOr to the whole system.
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s,uiou aud snuruaI.
rravsllers' Guide.

rsos slco psiss 70, ssstss issss he Y; Az D.
,.I M 7 Il y A. T.. and 3-37 IN For Porftond q
80. iiso 4 =, and ~, ed snrE asa
y,,x BnpyoaD Dssor Iss Bsstss ct I.?f, Q 20 A. ~,
Ant sD ~. Per Pstssad - so n.<s \ -, and
yisS~r.G BOY.
Mall ArranSeassts..nidd II. o.
MAus CLsss for As Hsst q 9.os 4. T., and 3.is ?. -
Dor tie rr,f n N 10 a. o., md s<S n f~ LIN
,rek Al ~ ~, Psrsonsaesd, MONDAY, Wednesday and
frti., Al {. - y. d, Lyman Ceanv, Thursdays eoy,
s-OF.h
Mao, Assrvs f,o. tie Est q 80 a. y ard 400 rs-
Irozs tss Vest n II q, an 500 r.n. r.om Liner
ck At 30 A. Nj PArsonsa>li, Mssisy, weioesiS
AMI Srtlay NJ $50 NJ Lywss Csr're, thar,.Ss
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In bankruptcy.

DIsrUCT OF MAINE, %. This u 70 give
lJpotics that . second meeting OF the orsditors
q samuel u. uilpstriek, baGsrupt VII bs held At
on, in raId Districts City Rooms. Biddsiord. on
Ike ,Ixth day or April. ID 1854 1t II O'Clock AN.
Ibr the purpoes named In twenty-ssvsnth section
o5 the BANKRUPT Aet q Msrch %, ,sU.
saec, March %, 1853. 2wlt
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HARMS HOUSES AND LANDS.

Numerous Farms In the county Of York, nom
SOU 70 SSu0i houses In Diddeford. baco AND VI:
In Btddsford. Ssco And ksunsbuphport, from 80
% 80 per acre. All those wishing 70 sell or Iur
chsss nay do we'll 70 call upon & Harmon, Nal
Somes bsildiux. up stairs OF
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SCALE OF PRICES.

U0l0lg (DlaCk, 500 per pound.
UnColOred JAPAN s e sp pound sas tho
English Breakfast s Sc @ s' % s s''
MlXeQ, (and japan Ssstas 81. 10 per pound
u;voa I Green \sOc., 90, 500, and the
MllGQ, (and Black, Jbe'ss,si.l0 per pound
Y0Dng HySo I ;; u:G Ss s,S and the best at
uvcnn 500 siio, $i.2J, and the best at $40 per
GunDoWder s.i pound s'.' and the best At '''
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DRANG'S AMERICAN CHR0M0S are pro-
i nOupeed by distinguished Painters, Poets and Critics
the best that are made. We cha the most Crit
ka examination of our Chromos In oil-such a. Iairs
Groups Driehers Land cape, Lsmmens Poultry Pictures
CorrvsiOs Masisena, the Flower Boquet, or the Kids
Piay-Gruuni
Our CIIRoMos, after WATER coLoRs, are equally
artistc.-rhey ar-
wOop Mossss FsRss ny Ellen Robbins. $50
Bmps NIsr LIcnkSs. $3.50
(Companion Petures)
Tn. s.sI, naer Douss.reau) :a%
(Companon Pictures)
Tus BrLrNcH. by VIM. Crlkshank. 500
TINS LSSrr. S3O
OF the last pictures, 0orge l. Brown, the celebrated
American Painter (unrivsled as colost AMI painter OF
atIno pherc ed.cts) says,-
IL Admire ten very much. some splendid spec-
linens In Europe. which w4derfu hut never sup
posed that dntr executed In Boston What
particularly exces my admiration IL the tender and deli
cate half n The high ani,h and the nnesse and richness
u coe think they must do much to educate The public
n the var Of color How Car superior 10 the hideous col
80 autographs have been shocked seeing 90 long
time IcOigratulate you on your success.
GkoloE L. DRowS.
Our Chromos arc sent ee, 10 any address, receipt
orpr,ce. Our Journal 81 Popular Art, explaining how
ehromos are made, mailed free send for cory.
&c JEW L. PRAN0 CO., Boston
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Wo never buy any Stained or Dam.
aged Teas.

and none are ever allowed In our store, under any
ciroumstancesi 50 that our cheapest goods are I'll
pure and good and warranted 10 give safisfaction
although not 50 cheap rs our best grades. when
will. with smaller quantity, make . hner.havor'
cd and stronger cup OF Tea.
We are receiving ana opening large invoices o
n,p err Black Teas Of the finest hrst pckings
from the best Tea Farms In the celebrated Poocho"
District
Also large lines Of fresh, new uncolored Japan
Teas OF peculiarly brilliant favors, and null va
riety and Immense stock OF Green Teas from the
Moyune Districts, ell OF which have been carefully
selected expressly tor this Company. wish = par
ticular regard TO their choice, rich, full, and dell
cate favors and delicious drinking qualities.
We are selling these goods ut the following
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SlCO LOCALS.
ttheneam Libra

Jthea9am Library.
The annual meeting Of the Saco Atheneum
was held ON THURSDAY evening. the 10th instant,
and the following officers were chosen for the
current year; Rev. J. I. @. Nichols, President I;
p. Eastman. Z. r. Barnham, Vice Presidents;
Geo. 4. Emery, Clerk & Librarian; James VI.
Dcering, Treasurer; J. I. g. Nichols, DIR. j..
A. Berry, DR.. j. Mason, Executive Committee.
II was voted that the Library be closci until
the TX. Com. shall be able To re-arrange and
catalogue the books. All persons having books
belonging to the Atheneum Library are hereby
requested 10 return the same Immediately, in
order to collect and rc-arrange the books. The
Library will be open as usual for this purpose.
Per order Of the Executive Committee
GEORGE A. EMERY. Librarian.
Sico, March ID, 1868.
lee.
The ice business Of Mr.. Durgin has been pur-
chascl by Mcssrs n T. Marston i A. {. Saw
yer, who have lsid in gOol stock Of the erys-
tai cakes, aud will be pleased to supply all who
may desire such, at reasonable rates. Orders
may he LEFT at Bean & Seayey's store in this
CITY.
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Fed POTATOES.

HARRISON, CUSC0, AND EARLY SEBEc.
Harrison, IS per bushel 81 80 per peck. Cusoo $3.50
per bu.he, rs cts per peck. Early sebec $3.50 per
bu'hcl IS cts. per peck. Also, few bushels OF the
white Peach Blow, flesh white foury. Of most excellent
quality. $3.50 per bushe, Is cts. per peck.
Tie Harrison and Cusco said to be the most pro
dueve Of all potatoes are excellent quality when ripe
From bushel OF IaTsons planted last Spring. raised
80 bushels Of good sound potatoes some hare raised even
Than that, 90 bushels from bushel The larr.
son potatoes selling ny Seedsmen In New York.
frm S. TO 1850 per bushe The Early Sebcc are very
productive and very early, excellent quality very superior
Tor marketing.
Two or more kinds sent In barrel box by Rail- -
Cts extra win be charged for box OF barre Address
MOSES Fl. HUSSEY,
6wjl3 North Berwick, Maine.
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A GENTS wANTEp.-slALE OR FEMALE.
EAsveryuhers, to cell the "Ltfs Of Gss. " s.
edition. Price suited 10 the times. Also fsv
more Agents fnr Russsllr splendid engraving en-
titled .Eyes SAe,s % SAe,.," . psrfsct gen. Aa'
dress JOHN nANkERsoN . Eiia street Portland
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OUR COFFEE
DEP A RIM EN T

Is very extensive, probably the largest 10 this
country and will prove attractive to lovers Of this
article In Its good Old JasA,ensd, rich. aromatic
strength and flavor.
A large percentage OF the Coffee brought to this
market, for a number Of years past. 10 picked
green. and tho pods opened by artificial heat
This 10 never so good Is that which ripsns natu
rally.
Our Coffee BUYERS arc experienced experts, who
thoroughly understand this, and, examining most
Of the Cofrses imported. select only the naturally
,ipened Tor us.
We are roasting our Conecs on now principle,
which renders them particularly pure. all acidity
being removed BY our process Of cooking II, en-.
abling persons now 10 take Coffee who have hither
TO been obliged TO discontinued Its use.
These immenae roasting machines, and also our
gigantic mills for grinding. which are run by the
beautiful steam engine In our window. are under
the charge Of professionals Of long experience and
We are turning out fresh grists every hour, and
several tons a day.
Parties using our CoYees will always be sure OF
Its being perfectly fresh, IS our sales aro 90 large
~ TO crowd the capacity Of our machinery, and
up, daily, all roast aud grind, that every
pound sent out will be Of the same days roasting,
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SACO AND BOSTON STEAMBOAT CO.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders, Of
l. the .Saco and Boston Steamboat COMPANY"
will be held ut the Office Of Charles Hardy, In
9iddeford, on Monday, the sixth day OF April 1868,
at being the nrst Monday Of said month"; at
o'clock r. ~. tor the choice OF officers, and the
transaction VI such other business Is may legally
cone before said meentinE
+. A. DAY, Sec'y.
Biddeford, March eth, 1868. 2wlt
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SPONGE MATTRESSES, and SPONGE FOR
- CUSHIONS. new article In the Market, at
CAADBOURNE 4 N0wELLrS,
tn 50 Main street, Biddeford.
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which accumulate on. u between the cultivators
In China and Japan. and the consumers here, In
eludins The American Commission House there
The Impo,tsr. the banker who furnishes Exchange.
the brokers, the Middle Men, or Spectators, tho
Wholesale Tea Dealer, the Wholesale Grocer
each OF whom make large, and many ofthem enor'
moux profits nom which II IL evident that the con.
sumIr Is compelled 70 pay many times the original
cost for Pare article, be forced to use an adul-
terated or inferior one.
Experience and observation long since convinced
ths nro DFietprs Of
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oOat Of 6orts.o

cost OF Serts.o
Take DR. 80. RicRARDeoNSs HIAAYwrNE
mod nsdislasl IN he nasksk -
tshllshsd u tso2 toi9
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OUR ORIENTAL JAVA COFFEE
will be found superior to any other roasted and
ground Java Coffee sold In this country, a II 10
absolutely pure and sndsfisd We guarantee overy
pound OF it to be strictly pure and free from not
only ryo peasc, and other aduiterations, but also
FROM Rio or other cheap coffess.
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CLUB ORDER.

To TIE ostrSrAL IA ConrAxr,
IS, 81 and 80 Court Street, Boston, Nasl
Gentlemen ,-Piesss an The following order carefully,
ssd chip ths goods promptly. - directed below. Ths
snoun, Of ths bin V Sliao0, which epcloss In hank
dram. On Dss.sa i:.T, e, ii0s,O rl.rss.
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II 10 generally understood thai Tea IL retaled for
larger advance on Il, original cost than any 9th.
or Article In the long list Of household stores,
which may be accounted for by recollecting
Tho Great Number and Immense Amount
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Btddeford .adperitsein'ts.
NEW SPRING GOODS
We are Selling Cheapi

Best German and American Corssu, cheap Bloc,
Brown and DtaS Wells, new lot Black LAee Ssls.
new style Brsaat Pins, ouly Is cents new style
Ear Ring, Ladies' Pages.
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South Berwick, March II, 1868.
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Alos,o Iluz. Dove, straaerd csan,y, n. II.
CBy Mis- kxprss)
ASarss - ssasrs md isAn, sna .ais I'll srsfs ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-03
THE EVENING NEWS
Rveaips-----..sept. 3, 1885

L. p. TIsHKR, 20 and q New Merchants Ell
change, Is our only authorized agent In San Fran
cisco. For Eastern advertising. Mr.. FISHER i
represented by =. ". PErTiSGILL & Co.. OF New YORK
and Boston.
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r..-nr,xfIrIEso r1yoay DEsrROYED.

vAsr QUANTITIES o FlvoaY
Thousands of teeth that might last a
life time are lost every year simply be-
cause the parties concerned elsner ,o
get or do not appreciate the fact tna'
S~ozodout, duly applied, renders the
dental substance proof against decay
ACCIDENTS will occur even in the best
regulated families, and Spalding's
Glue +" should be kept handy always.
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Gold Hill Public schools

THE DIVIDE SCHOOL WILL REOPEN
1 MONDAY, August 81.
All pupils residing north Of an east and west
line Of Tunnel toll road, with exception Of
Grammar School Scholars, will attend this
School.
The Schools In the Second Ward will not re-
open until the new building 10 erected, probably
October !. N. A. II. BALL.
a31 lot Clerk Of Board.
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RIEAS.

PLEAS.
LYONS MAGNETIC ISsrcr POWDER Is sure and Ger
tain death 10 everything OF the Insect spccie-fIeas
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs,r
VIVA, ,s ncculiarly surprising In regard to THIS ar
,,c,s ia that Notwithstanding Its instant death &c IN
sects. Il is perfectly harmless TO mankind ana 40
ms ss animals. II can be inhaled or eaten with I'M
nnnity. II bear the testimony OF eminent diSih'er'
eSted chemists that IL o,eoS
FREE FROM P0ISO ~,
No article has evergreen such posi'i'e s"lis'as''oi
lis reputation Is well known. It is easily arc
readily uscd-dlrections accompany each hasK' DC
TSc Genuine has the signature OF Z. LYON. and The
nrivnta stamp Of DEMAs BARNES q 20. Eyet}
ming else OF this kind Is un Imitation or counteIleii
ANY druggist will procure the genuine u you ihsis'
sG Sold Mr b. druggists and dealers on 1.-THE Pacific coast