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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-24
;0riOUs ,S'0yings.

Every SATURDAY says: Chales Reade's
new work, Foul Play, is published in
three volumes in London. The Ameri-
can edition issued under the auspices Of
the author. is in one neat octave PAM
phlet, and sells for about one fifteenth
of the price attached to the English is
sue. The work is Il great success on both
sides of the Atlantic.
We are told, by Mr.. Matthew Arnold
and others says the London RcoieW, that
the literary attitude of the present age
is wholly critical. Such being the case,
it seems pity that we have so little
criticism worth looking at.
The London morning Post recently
ended long account of a fashionable
wedding with the following sentence ;
"The loclxets worn by the brides
maids, seven in number, were IS carat
gold, machine made, with the initials
H. and V. H in red, white and blue
enamel i'm relief on one side, and on the
reverse side Il 'leek' in enamel, symbol
cal of Wales, and were manufactured by
Mr., of Dash street, Blank street"
Whereupon the Pan Man gazette OBJ
serves: " If this sort of thing go on, we
shall presently read such paragraphs as
the following; 'The member for Athlone
wore a massive Albert chain and Bal
moral studs supplied by Messrs. Flum-
merry and Puff, the eminent jewellers,
and goldsmiths ofThumpington street :
or that Mr. Disraeli, in rising to support
the motion of the honorable member OF
Birmingham, looked remarkably well
i'm his new suit manufactured by Mr..
Augustus Chapman, sole inventor and
patentee of the new guinea Compound
Household trousers and so forth"
"The execution of Barrett" says the
Saturday Review, "marlls the final eX-
tinction of one of the most popular OF
our ancestors amusements. Hanging
in public has gone the way of Bartholo'
new Fair, and has died of the same
disease The blackguard element has
become so strong in the crowd of specta
tors that it is thought better to have
no spectators at all. Few people will
regret the abolition of any spect9cl,
which can attract upon one spot a'
hideous collection of human beings n
any city in the world can show ; anC
those will regret it least who hold, will
Mr.. Mill, that punishment by death il
at once the most merciful and mos
efficient way of dealing with our wors
criminals. If capital punishment ne
cessarily implied the gathering togethe
of the brutal mob which polluted thu
neighborhood of NeWgate on hangin!
mornings, it would certainly be al
argument against retaining the punish
ment. Having made the discovery
however, that we can hang people with
out sending an official invitation to al
the roughs, thieves, and burglars O
London to honor us with their company
we have removed one of the chief sent
mental objections to hanging"
1t is stated that an astrologer of tn
Isle Dwight has petitioned the House c
Commons to repeal the old law by whic
all who praticed astrology are liable
be taken up as Migrants. lie may than
his stars that his own case has not bee
investigated.
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RELEASED ON BAIL.-John II. Surratt
was discharged on Monday under the in
dictment of murder, the jury having
failed some lineage to convictlhim. He
is still liable to be tried for conspiracy
under new indictment, pending which
he has been released on bail.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-24

Boz Have you seen Prangs Chrome
"Old Oaken Bucket" "Falconer and
Bride" at III. Livingston d Sons.
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.u.w Chilly the Evenings In October"
rn,, n . common remark, yet how fsv 'n'nA "
III. danger Of exposing themselves TO their 'nna'
,oo.s, In all low. m.rshy localities Ague anu
y,,,, prevail q. this season Of the year. In 'h''
disease there 10 invariably more or lees asHass
usut Of the liver and digestive organs. nv ~.
.d,,, usually re.or,ed to have reference 70 p,e'
venting the psroIysu or breaking up 'no s".. !.
:, mi, /. so.ctsd without removing the osass,s
rel.pse IL inevitable. HOSrErrEbc oio ~
nITrERs strike directly at the foundation OF INC
.,, nv acting directly on the liver ana eorIeeuns
d,...,ion. The cause being removed, the paroI-
y,m vlll cease, and the chills cannot return
when the patient 10 weak and dsoiiitated' the
RITrERs should be. resortsd to, Is they viii
.,,.,v,hsu and tone the stomach, sllay all nsr-
Won, Irritation, and infuse renewed animation
into the Hitherto dropping sp rita Without entail
Ing the danger OF reaction.
HOsrErTERS STOMACH BlTTERS 10 truly
. preventive medicine. rendering even the fseblsst
nam. imperyious to all malarious influences !
and a, stomaehic and anti.bilious medicine II Is
incoupa arabic, and no one. who values his health
can afford TO do without Il. Fortify the system
nth this inestimable tonic and invigoranf. and
the .Chills Of October Evenings" Will have no
terrors for you. w.
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:S,ss,Asv ReS6tssS'
uoHf BEIeSp'

,..,.s n. star, that shine In solden sio1'
2svo.d shs calm, sweet moon, ,.,A h.scr.
I'm ne orixht ladder, saints hA'' "01 ''o''
thee, .oor
soul ,n ;,S nm. Who sees thy hesrtsick yearn.
Ing,
SAFE ~: arm: q ah ,s's sasA. for the
And Ky fair home above.
Oh, 4, \. .ws<, to watch the worlds night wear
Tn. sabbath morn came on:
And sweet i were the vineyard labor sharing
sveeter the labor done.
All nnisheti all the conflict and sorrow,
Esrth's drcam Of anguish DER;
Deaihirss there dawns for thee Q nightlcss NOR
On Edsn's blissfsi shore.
Pa,icncei then. patienee,-soon the psns Of dy
Shall all forgotten be,
And thou, through rolling spheres rejoicing
Beyond the.waveiess sea.
Shalt hsoss hereafter where thy Lord doth lead
His darkest dealings trace;
And x y. those fountains ~he's His love will feed
Behold Him nee tie nee,
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THE ERRORS OF YOUTH.

fhoss WIN suffering from the above should prccur
Dr. Hayes New Medical Book, entitled THE SCIENCE
or LlfE or sELr-PREsERvAri0N,"or apply TO tn
author Of that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood Of mkidleased people perfectly 70
sorvd Prevention 10 Conception, Pregnancy, and Ireg
ularities and all Complaints 81 Women fully explained.
This book contains 80 psges, printed on hne paper, u
lustraled with beautiful sngravngs, bound In beautiful
cloth, aud Is universally pronouDccd the beat medical
scsrk IN fAe rorid
Sent 10 al parts Of the country BY mail securely sealed
postage paid, receipt Of PRICE fl.00. Adies,
d.. A. A. HAYES, No Buldnch Street, % J. J. DYER
4 co IS Sehool Street, Boston.
n H-Dr n. can always be consulted 10 the strctes
confidence from O'Clock In the morning until o'clock In
The evening. inr,oiabis secrecy aad esrfaia relief
Rsnnsra, No. 4 Bulhnoh Street Boston,
opposite Revere House. - sply2s
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TO FEMALES.

Dos EnLDn uoAsAsALLs Euysicisn suo
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention TO Diseases oil
Women. He has made diseases OF woman his stu.
dy for the past twenty years. His practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In pri,
vats practice. His reputation has vouchers In all
TIE city papers, his patients. and the medical pro-
fsssion, both here and abroad. ~ being the most
sktllfal specialist here. and thorough master ol
all sexual diseases.
DR. MORRILL, 10 admitted by the hest med
ieai talent Of the country 70 have equal In the
treatment Of Female Complaints, and it 10 no unu-
suai occurrence for physicians In regular pfaotio<
10 recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
a1iicted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgicaily, with private apart
msuts during sickness, sad with old and expert
snesd narsss. II they wish. .LEl O.
The poor advised free ofeharEe. PhysioiaBs OF
patients Wishing his opinion or sdyios, by letter
and snclosing the usual leo, will Be- answered BY
return mali. H.s
Medicines sent 10 al parts Of the country.
Ofios, No. - HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass
y6l = .
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Traveg.
POM. eokfIAsp, sAoo = FORTE

~ AH PORTLAND, sAco PoRIs-
E1lxI2no MOUTH RAIiloAD-ssa.r
Ansnsem:ns-Cs.ososlng Asoday, Nay lth, lSoe.
fsoeossr n.ins dairy (sandsys sxcscs.dl - surc1s,
sdas..'d ss BOTH Ss.vsi Janesisa, fx,sooath md
ps.nse,.s saa M sSo a and J. q and - ?. =.
~.
Snae1u sor futiand, q 30 ll.o7 and ll.I,A. L.. q
II ant e1o N. Returning a. N - al ~ a.
AS and as Pm.
On hoodays Wednesdays and Yrdsys Tie "a ?. =.
vain TO Boston and 400 2. 4. hon Bosou Vim run Via
Boston Maine u. r. stopping saiv q Bddslord. Ksnns-
bunk south Berwick Junction, Dovs, Ezetss, HaverhIl
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and ssiurd,ys. Vim run VI.
assn Railroad stopping sniy q Blddeicr, Ksuuebunk,
sooth Berwick Junction, Potsnouth, svburypor salem
and Lynn.
The train ieavng Boston 81 TO A. No dos nos stop On
Y. r. Y, except 10 have passeusen taken beyood
Portsmouth and South Berwick Jupcsioa.
Freight trains daily, (supdays exoepted)
Bddeford. Aprii ., 1868. 2ojtf
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sons ius ego, Huntsville, All We. I'M
dr. usnieipal law, permitting only drug
-, 70 sell istoxicating liquors, and then
only By q written order from . physician
Il hsppsnsd On . cold, rciny day. that 9
ia sSsN wkoss sams might have bcsa
Johusoc. q drummer ios . Nswfofk dry
goods house. iseppsd Into Huntsv,llN end,
sAsr Stopping q tho hossl, wrote note and
:sns lissl: d.rksy % The drug sO,s ior .
bos,ls Of whisky. The boy returned minus
The vhisky. bat with information that 4
physiei.aS ss6ss would hiring 10. ], only
.s9sirsd . noosas - odd sM. D." 10
yoaasoao aans sstaehsd 70 he nose, and
he wAiaky vss forsheomins. Ths psxs
DAY, n eoossrs.sioa With 9ehusoa. The
dru&yia sddrs.sa hims @Docsos." .Bee
psrdoa, ~ Jehaaoa, .has 4 IN m 49,
Sos." Ma he - y. 10 your psDs. y.
truayr :oaH mod g. IaeaN ~"
~ d sselsp%
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Word Punzls.

Am word Of ave letters Of various signihca.
tioss:
curtsil ne an the same word In the singu.
lar number.
Curtaii again, anil express negstion.
Curtail again, and refuse plainly.
Rsvsrss mo, and am an appliance Of surgery.
Bshsad my reversed form. and An College.
Bshssd again. and an weight.
Bshsad again, and an on.
Transposed. an Q stonsL
Again. signify sounds.
Many other variations may b made BY usinl
part of The letters oaly In TRANSPORTING.
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Npectay Notices.

"A OARD.-A clsrxy nn.1,. d diseS,sr.
"A \ 40 snd slmpie remedy for the Cure o. N Ms
voss Veal nsss, Early Decay, Dsesess 2! ne n n
nsry ssd seminal organ. and ne vno ,, s S.S
M. co. rrn.hs,s have been cured BY this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire. 70 bessnt tns y; a'
siessd ana unfpytunste, will send the recipe iol
prspsrinS and using this medicine. IN s e, 90
vslops. 70 any one Who nesa MMxS sis,io. b, Bi.
Ne Hssss, Mes Yerk cH. ~
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gospel 10 concerned-it 10 either the most as
founding Of imposiiions, or the most amazing
Of revelations no man can safely remain un-
desided about u; Il 10 too veighty, too SOL
emn. to be snuffed atas matter Of no concern.
Foes and friends alike confess that the mystic:
~ OF godliness 10 great. II u no ripping rill
VI dogma, but broad ocean Of thought; no
mole hill of discovery, but an Alp ofrevelation
no single beam Of light. but sun shining In
Its strength.
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TARM FOR SALE!

KNOWN m the "Chsdbourne Farm" on "Deer.
iny,s Ridye" In WATERFORD, but . short distance
nom the p 4 II. II. r., and 10 the most pleasantly
located OF any farm In the County. 1t contains
wood and timber, and never falls Of large crop.
IL has . large two-story brick house with "L" and
new barn 10 Z 70 with cellar, and all the modern
improvements. Water from never.hiling foun.
Besides large orchard Of native fruit there 10 .
young and very promising orchard OF grated
fruIt. The stock and farm tools Gamble bought
with farm n desired. This property now owned by
Joseph II. q Paul Chadbourne, can DO secured alta
bargain n applied for coon. Inquire on the prem
lses or OF ChadbOurne Stearns, Saco. tn3
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and amer the 18th Inst. the nne
~ Steamer Dirigo and Praneonia, will
until further notice, runs ~ follows ,
Leave Galps Wharf, Portland, every Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock p. NJ, and leave Pier
% East Ryer,Ns. York, every Monday and
The Dirlgo and Franoouis are fitted up with nns
aocommoda lions for passengers, making this the
most convsient and comfortable route for tfay-
elers between New York and Name.
Passage, IN state Room, $500. Cabin passage,
$500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
ireal. Quebec, IiAliAx 81. John. and all parts oil
Maine.
Shippers arc requested TO send their Freight 10
The Steamers a. carly ~ 4 p. II. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, Galts Wharf, Portland.
J: r, AMEs, Pier 3s East River. New York.
May ., 1868. Gooj2l
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CaAaAps BorANloAL.-Ysrrov; laaGuag,
'healing to wounded hsart;" Arrow.
Purzlx BorAxicAL-Star Of Bsthishso; Ian
suas,, 'Light 10 brightsst when u sAisssA N
the gloom.
RIppLs Example.
Wonp PuIzIr.-Shsme, sham, ham, has O.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues 70 devote
sidsnt 70 he fsuals system. An experience Of
tvsaty -oar years enables hin 10 guarantss spssdy
md psrmAnsnt relief In the wort cases oil Sup.
preston End all other Menstrual DsranrSmsnts
h~n uhatsver eaaos. All letters fop advies o. usS
eeatain o.. once No. . Endioott street Boston.
n. B.-Boerd farnished 20 thoss who wish 10 n.
main under trsatmsas
bostsn. lass ~. 1857. lrv2a
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Raallo.

Ny 4 land would 10 down into my I
and or over my Q - to gain my 4 2 and
8.
Whsssvsr ny and does. ny and
do; and Whatever belongs 10 my and b my
ia and s.
Finally. ny rs. 4 and signify Stats.
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Memory b Adam sitting outside the gates o,
Paradise, weeping over pleasures gone for ever,
Hope 10 Adam. In the strength Of God prom.
ises, going about 10 engage In the activities Of
. holy lie. looking for the everlasting joys ol
ths vorld In oome.
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It's not In the most exact and rigid disci:
pline, nor In outward torus, ceremonies, and
appliances, Though these are good and useful
O. sccompaniments). thai success % to b
schieyed, but rather In the iorclbls utterancel
Of eternal truth, and In the inspirations and
burning, impassioned sloquenos Of heart-lovs
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Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.
The only reliable remedy Tor those brown ais.
Loi,es.n Prepared only by DR.. u. u. Ferry, W
Bond 81, New York. 81 Sold everywhere.
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We can not zee by the light Of yesterday,
nor subsist on yesterdays food. We need sup
plies every moment. So loog - vs feel Out
srS sais, but no longer.
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ORGANS AND MELODBONS

TOR sale or rent BY c. 7. SHANNON, No. 06
ID Main Street, tup stairs,. Also, one nns.tonsd
Rosewood Piano, octave, full round corners, for
ale Of . low price for cash. %
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Who becomes every day more sasscious In
observing his own faults, and the petfsooens
Of another, without either envying hims OF
isdder on which angels ascend and descend.
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Frsstieal Business frsparasien.
DAY AND EVENING sEssIoNs.
c0nER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BOSTON.

eH'sesl fss ths very generous rsl,s,es rspssed
70 nia tes Hofs shaa auarssr e century, The
aa.irag soert ss Ne latsrssss OF hss Ssudsots 10
nsns asd rsestys eo1tiaaAsss Of oouadsooS.
okokak n. COMM, A. n. YfesidsuS
CATALOGUES and clRcuLARs, x,v,pr fs,, IN.
lormattea, viii liza e Mr., Co0sTS Wi M On pm.
MANSHlP. b0Ok.kEEPtNa, NAVIGATION. a..
SsS Wssha.Gssa ssrsss, sorsss q Wsss Ssssss,
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xAA6Das.
No a
en- sonpossd of26 ,sttsrs.
Ny a ~ II " what Ne I'll cling 70.
Ny az 10 - b Asros animal
Ny ~ Q - rs 10 b he sans Of Sesia
Ny 10 IS - y pleasant bsysraGs a,
E3ei3 10 - > = vkat every child oesss
To- Do.
NJ - 10 b tie eossss part Of dax.
Ny n n "a b The ery of cat.
Myl1s< 20 n - II 10 Q b very ssosseo-
ing u sAildrsa.
Hyi7 rs i Q psrsosai prssoss.
~ vAols b . useful sdags.
No. a
Isu eonpossd Of IS isttsrs
Nv - Q d domestic saimsi. and b The
snsmv Of my II 10.
Ny227 i3 10 timid animal. oftep slain By
my u Is Q 20 50 Who purssss u With DOG and
NJ II % g 70 - Is 10 much valued for In
fur. add 10 oftea caught With ny II Z II Is
which 10 carefully prepared for him By my 10
Az % 3a34.
Ny IS ~ 10 10 10 . piece Of Egyptian
sculpture, more reuarkabls for size than beau
~, and that 10 surrOundsd BY my II n - -.
Ny lst346 b oftsa sen in the sky amer
Ny % - i2as l. VIA. some people do when
they talk.
Ny whole l. . rhynisg provsrb.
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Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
suoh a. Coughs, Colds, Whooptng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In tho whole history Of
medicine, has anything won % widely and 90 deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, - hn o ce.enl
series OF years, and among most Of the races OF
men Il has risen higher and higher In their estma
ton, a. it has become better known. It's uniform
character and power TO cure the various anectiona
on the lungs and throat, have made u known ~
liable protector against them. While adapted 70
midcr forms Of disease and 70 young children, Il 10
NJ the Same time the most eectual remedy that can
be Riyen for incipient consumption, and the dan,
gerous affections OF the throat and lungs. As pro,
Vision against sudden attacks OF Group, Il should
DO kept ON hand In every family, and Indeed as all
arc sometimes subject TO colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption 10 thought In
durable, st great numbers Of cases where The dis,
ease seemed settled, have been complessg CURED,
and tho patient restored TO sound health By The
Cherry PICTORIAL. 50 complete Y its mastery
over the disorders Of tho Lungs and Ihrost. thai
the most obstinate OF them yield 20 Il. When moth
ing else could reach them, under tho Cherry PEG.
toral they subside and disappear.
sin0ers and Public Speakers md great pro
ISsAms Is always relieved and ofen wholly
BroNchtsts 70 generally cured BY takinS The
Cherry Psetoral In small and frequent doses.
30 generally are Its virtues known that We need
not publlsh the certificates Of them here or do more
maintained.
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cont OF aorSa.s

"Oat OF ssrss.s
Tale DIR 30 hcHARDcONS SHERRY WINE
BfrrKRS-ths most medicinal In The MARKET Z,
ablishsd In 1893. Gaia
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He that 10 truly polite knows how to contra
dict with rsspect. and TO please without aduls-
ton; and Il equally remote from insipid com
plsisancs. and = low familiarity.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever. Hemittent Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever. &o.,
and indeed al the affections which arise
rom misrious, marsh, or mtssmatto
poisons.
A its name implies, Il does Cur, and does not
fall. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunne, Bismuth,
Zinc nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it In nowise Injuries any patient. The
number and importance Of lis cures In the ague dis.
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel In the history Of Ague medicine.
Our pride 10 gratined by the ACCOMPLISHMENTS we
receive Of the radical cures effected In obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident In, or
travelling through miasmat!c localities, win be pro-
tected by taking the 40 UE CURE daily.
For Ltser Co~rptatnts, arising from torpidity
afthe Liver, 10 an excellent remedy, stimulating
he Liver Into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il 10
m excellent remedy, producing many truly rc-
uarkable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER q Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mas, and sold
III round the world.
PRICE, 900 PER BOTTLE.
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Christianity b the special academy Of pa
tissee. wherein 70 are Informed. Injured. and
trained up to bear oil things.
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A holy lifs has voice Il speaks when The
tongue q silent. and 10 either constant attrsc-
ton or perpetual reproof.
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neYID NJ lADY

1~ss1~ ~ Dsp~tnsss vIu d slksf b sAs
JouunAL, - Ssssstsas ~ sssssvs 90 sshsas<
vsn - sse<sss. No sfssasssa 0tn ~ Gtssa - ~
sssfssas ssns sassssapsasst % lie sassHs.
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Board Planning,

JOINTING, MATCHING
and all kinds OF work usually done In wood.
working mill Our new mill isslxty.avs feet long.
and will give Us good accommodations, and with
the additional new machines Of the most improved
kind. for PLANNING. J0INTINd, MATCHING,
Clio SAVING, 40, 40, We hope TO do the work
promptly. We also shall keep small stock Of
well-selsctsd
II U M ID E r,
SHINGLES, LATIIEs. CLAPBoARDs, FENCE
STATS, 40 &o., connected with our MIL.
In the Shop we are pressed with orders for CARD
GRINDERS, and obliged TO run extra, yet We 90
lieit your orders. CHARLES HARDY, AT.
Biddsford. Nov. a. 1867. 49u
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Caluuny 10 like the brands flying from q
large are, which quickly 60 out u you do moi
blow thsm.
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DR.. sheie.' Esieets Inarnary

diseases. 0Gss. No. III Court ST. iastou, Ma.
DR.. si0LES does strictly On once businesA\ and
xivcs special attention 10 all diseases OF the Sc1'
ual System, by his own improved method Of trvst
mont Ferrous suffering with diseass arising rom
'secrst Habit" or other causes, will Ind 10 ~ tnsr
advantage 10 consult him. .,.~.
10 FsSALss.-Dr. Shoiss has nsde all di,sssss
peculiar 70 the female sex his pan'eg,,isL ME-
and 70 this artmsnt Of practice ne
20 give especial attsntion. .He Lensi ,s ~ ~.
snsv ofrsiisf{n .,s,y A. OF unnatural stoppsgs.
StnnrsrI under hi trsstmsnt, yishnx y So.rS
nsis IL tSs city VIII b Iurni'hsd with Tvs '''
and competent nurSes-
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Many whS have vept on the mosatsins ol
Zion. have sung aloud In the vsllsy Of The
shadow Of Death.
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A our school-rooms Are the nurseries Of the
state. % our churches are nurseries Of heaven.
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saco and Boston Steam Boat Line.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE
CAPT N. FALRER
will till further notice leavs battery Wharf Bos
ton. for Portsmouth, Biddeford and Baoo, ever,
Tuesday Ut 3 O'Clock p. n.
Leave Biddeford and Saco, for Boston; ever,
Friday at food tide.
Freight taken st Low rates.
IA DAY, Agent,
coa2 10 l63 Main B., Biddsford.
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Hold on to the truth. for Il will serve you
veil. and do good Throughout eternity.