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Ing the past few weeks. and will doubtless b
more. Out OF the 100 men employed, there
remain about 100.
The officers having the supervisiou Of th,
trial Of the U. & 8 C0ntoocook, have been de.
tached and sent to New York NAVY Yard.
Surgeon Burbank Of the Recg Ship Wanda
liz has been detached and Surgeon Clark take'
his place
Eauipmsn Officer Jas. G. Thornton has been
detached from this yard. and his place supplies
by Comd'r Badger. II will be recollected tina,
Com'd Thornton was the hero Of the Kcarsargs
In her hght with the Alabama. lie nov zoe.
out In command Of this ship. We regret the
absence Of ~ gentlemanly . man ~ Mr.
Thornton, and hope he may again return to
US after prosperous voyage. 4,
Lieut.. Israel wsshburn has been detached
from this yard and ordered to the Boston Navy
Yard. H0RArius.
On the 10th of August last the house Of Mr.
d. W. O'Brien, Of Cornish, Maine. was rubbed
Of s20, 900. Mr.. John s. Hunt, we'll known
private detective Of Boston, was employed BY
Mr.. O'Brien to work up the case. and ON
the 18th of October he arrested In New York,
Andrew Carl alias Dutch Dan. and other aliases,
who was taken to Cornish and bound over for
trial In the sum Of 80, 900, and In default Of
bail he was committed TO Portland Jail. On
the Gath Of October, Mr.. Hunt again visited
New York, and there arrested Truman +.
Young. alias DR.. Young. on Fifth Avenue, and
Edward Livingston on Broadway, and started
with them for Boston. At NorWalk, Connecti-
cut. Livingston jumped through the window
and escaped. One OF Mr.. Hunts partners re-
mained behind, but did not succeed In recap
turing the prisoner. Young was carried to
Cornish. and subsequently by consent OF
0'Brien and his counsel, started tor New
Hampshire to find some hidden treasure. AT
Saco, = U. s. officer and others took the pris-
oner from Mr.. Hunt by force after considera-
BILE resistance. on charge Of robbing the Nor
way Savings Bank. Mr.. Hunt. had the prison.
er brought before Judge Tapley on writ OF
ha6eas corpus, and he decided that the pris-
ouer was rightfully Hunts. He was again
taken to Cornish. tried and committed to Al.
frei Jail. On Friday Livingston Was arrested
In New Yoak and at once brought to Maine.
where he is already unler Indictment for the
robbery by the Grand Jury. Dutch Dan and
Livingston are two OF the most celebrated
thieves In the country. Young has been en-
gagged principally In the counterfeit business.
All three are desperate characters. The arrest
Of Livingston completes the number OF those
engaged 10 the robbery Portland Star.
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Fancy the DismaY

TAieA woah prsraii IN TAousands Of Ho1ssho'd'
n Il should he suddenly announced throughout the United
States Canadss the West indies and Spanish America
that no more HOsrErrER's DIrTRRs would be manu-.
cure anil that henceorth the GRAND SPECIFIC FoR
PsrsIl and preventative Of all maarous diseases would
be LOST TO THE woRLD The bilious the feeble, the de-
spoudent the traveller the ,oyager, the miner the &C.
dentay student the settler the frontier OF civilization
the toer coopd up In crowded city tenements the con.
vaiescent, needing invsorsnti the shverng victim
ague and the nervous Of both sexes everywhere, would
leau, with grief too deep for wor' that the most cee-
bre corrective nvgorant and alternative ofthe age, hal
been blOtted out Of exstance. A PREPARATORY AMI.
DOTS to epidemic disease genial stlmulan promoter
Of constitutional vsor. an appetizer, stomaehc. and
remedy f nervous debility, medicinal preparation has
ever attained the reputation Of lI0srErrERS BITTERS.
Il |. the HOUSEHOLD TONIC Of the AMERICAN PE0-
PLE-has been fcr twenty year. and IN all probability
win he or centuries 10 The magnates az sciencs
recognize is merits and that II IL emphstcally the med.
cne q the mAss Is proved by Its vast and ever ncreAs-
ing sales. 2-Jan
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CRY LOcdL AFFAIRS.

Abou, Q o'clock this Saturday morning the
h.ru of Mr.. James II. fogs. In What is called
Nebraska. mile from the city proper. was
burned together With about hfteen tons Of hay
therein. Loss $1,000 insured uith L Small
& Son for s375.
Al the sale Of pews by the 2d Congregation
al Soc,e,y last week eighteen hundred dollars
Was rsi-ci, and siKty-four pe~s remain yet un.
sid The seats are free In their house.
Messrs. J. & u. X. Moor have bought out the
store orr. W. Randall in City Building. We
wish them much success, as they are surely
deserving Of Il.
The undersigned takes pleasure in ac-
knowleJging the following donations 10 the
Mission School. since his appeal through the
Biddeford Daily Times, via. From Z. u. Banks
Es1.. G6 schnol books; the operatives In No j
(reppereii) Weaving R"om 50 30; q Factory
Girl Through the p. o. 90,
The School In evevy e,ening growing larger,
les Scholars and ID Teachers being present
On Thursday evening. We have wderei sever
nj doren more books, than We have money to
Jay for, trusting We shall have . few more
email contributions sent In.
r. ". HOBBS, Supt Mission School.
A patent has been granted James R. ClarIP
Esq, OF this city, fors valuable Improvement
In boot crimps. We understand Mr.. Clark Is
about 10 commence the manufacture Of them
on large scale.
A patent has been granted TO william II.
Thompson Of BiidefDrj Tor Improvement in
rowing frames Also, To william ID. Carpen-
ter Of South Berwick, sssignor To self AMI j..
Stackpole Of same place. TOR Improvement In
harvester.
A cannon ball which WAS undoubtedly fired
by rhe British In 1919 when they had possession
of the mouth Of the S~so WAS dug up on the
Oats &C the Poo, recently. The homes of some
cf the vessels which they scuttlel aud sunk At
that time ara yet to be seen embedded in the
mud at the wharf
The Pioneer Engine Co. No. Q OF this city
have extended an invitation To the VIM. Penn
Hose ca. Of Salem. TO visit this city on the 2lst
~ February as their guests The Penns' rank
a No. I as o hre Company and numbers on Its
Roll s"me Of the leading and wealthy men Of
the "eiiy Of riieho.'
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Cambridge Market..Jan. ~.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extn So 90 20 So % INST
quality Sl2 80 90 SIS 30 second quality $ll ~ sis-
70 third quality Is 10 20 $ll W.
Prices Of Store Carle-worklng Oxen, b pair, 500,
500. $3.50 "a $500.
Mich Cows and Calves nom $s1, SO. sra SIS % 500
Yearlings SO % $50 two yean old $50 90 So three
years old sI5 % $50.
50 each; extra "a so "a 80 so, OF ftum % 10 Y b.
Hides 0 dD Ole Tallow I'D TIC v ID.
Pels SIZE 40 81 each. Cali skins loc v b.
Prices 81 Ioultry-Extra ~ ~ 2oc prime IL w LOG
gcai 10 Cd lGlc medium IL % l5c.
n d. Beef-Extn and hrst quality includes nothing
but the best large. fat stall e Oxen second quality In.
cudes the best yrss-d Oxen, the hest stalfed Cows
bulls and the refuse ~ lots
shsp-Extn includes Cossets, AMI when those OF inie
rior quality are thrown out ofthe lot
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Boston Market..Jan. ~.
vuor rSAIR ynICra

Corn Exch,nye-Ths receipts since Saturday,
have been 2sIO bills Flour, q ,t9i bush Corn anu
100 bush Oats. Tho market 70! Flour REMAINS
70 be held drm, the sales have been ct IS 20 10 ~
for Western Superhnej 10 90 % 10 IS for common
extras; sii 10 ~ for medium extras; and tl3 - ~
" for good and choice, Including favorte 81 LouS
hrapds. Southern Flour ranges from tl2 10 10 81
= bhl, rs TO quality, including choice Richmond
and baltimore. Corn 10 dulli We quote southern
yellow at 81 30 % 49, Southern white Of 81 ~ a.
Al &c "a ~ for yellow, and 81 % % 30 for white
Oats are selling at ~ "a 90 Y bush for southern,
Western and Canada. Rye at 81 IS % 80; Shorts
81! 10 q, Fine Feed SIS 10, and Middlings y"
% 80 v ton. an O..
Provisions-Pork Is steady At Sl8 90 "a - ior
prime; sG3 % u 60 for messj and ~ 10 Cd 70 Dlor
clear. beet ranges from SIS ~ V bbl inclnd,ns
common mess and family extra. Lard i3t ~ lfS,
and Smoked Hams l3i % ltc V b. butter sei.s
from 30 % i5ci and Cheese u "a i5o Y ID, ~ W
quality.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.


Tho necessity Of q duo proportion Of iron In
the blood Is we'll known to all mcdicul men when
It becomes reduced nom any cause whatever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, and feeling Of lauguor, lassitudo and
"all.goneness' pervades the system. The remedy
is simply to supply tho blood with the necessary
quantity Of iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
o protected solution Of tho protoxide Of Iron,
which is SO prepared that It ass,milate' at once
with the blood, giving strength, vigor and new
life to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure disease occasloned by
n deficiency OF Iron In the Blood, without restor-
ing IL to the system, 10 like trying to repair
building when the foundation Is gone.
An eminent divine says 81 have been using
the Peruvian syrup for some time past u gives
ne new vigor, buoyansy OF spirits, elasticity oil
spirits"
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures, and
recOnlie ndations from some Of the most eminent
physicians, clergymen and Others, will be sent
free to any address,
Tho genuine has "Psrnrian Syrup" blown In the
glass. J. p. DiNSM0RE, Proprietor.
No. l36 Dey st., New York.
Sold by all druggists.
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There are many homes which might be made
more cheerful and pleasant to the inmates, ny the
introduction OF musical instrument suited to the
tho capacity OF so,ue OF the household, which
would infuss a new Joy into the blessings or their
abode. Possibly, there may be one or tao, who
possess a hidden talent for the dsvine art, which
only needs fragment to he developed Into
such perfection that others may derive much
pleasure besides the actusl benefit which the play.
or will derive To such. the AMERICAN ORGANS
manufactured by Messrs. 4. ID. & II. w. Smith,
boston, Mass, are particularly adapted. Not
only do they give the nearest resemblance IN the
pipe Organ In quality OF tone, but their delicacy
Of action renders them capable OF being eiectual.
ly used In the performance OF light and cheerful
muslc.-CtneiaRatt Commercial.
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SiCO LOCALS.

We are pleased to be able to announce q
course Of Popular Lectures In this city, under
the auspices ofthe York Institute. II is really
what Is needed tn relieve the monotony Of these
long evenings. anil furnish at the same time =
high-tonsd and Instructive entertainment. We
hope to see them largely pstronized by our
people. The 6rs, lecture Of the course will be
by Dr.. George L. Goodsle 81 this city. who has
chosen an interesting subject: The Paris Err
position. The 81 viii be the following Well
nesiay by Rev Z. c. Bolles Of Portland. The
The price Of tickets, and other information will
be found In another column.
A valuable hos& 60, into the river just be-
low the Railroad bridge, where Mr.. Blacks
workmen are engaged In cutting ice, on Tues
day (2sth). and in endesvoring to get him out
his sssk Was broken, and he he'd TO be killed.
lie belonged to Mr.. Wiley. Freedman en-
ployed by Mr.. Black. and was large, sleek
animal, weighing 400 lbs and valued ut sAoo.
AZ the time Of getting In, he wasused in scrap
Ing the snow from the surface Of the ice pre-
pars,ory to cutting. Several horses have fall
en- into the canal through the ice thus hr. and
have been easily gotten out until this accident
toMr. willey's horse.
A bill Of indictment WAS found at the recent
session Of the Grand Jury In this city. against
DR.. Daniel w. Jones Of Kit'ery for shooting
John w. Stimsou, In September last. with in
tent to kill. The trial Of Jones will take place
during the present session of the 8. J. Court.
We notice that Mr.. Tracy Hewes. the we'll
known harness maker. since his removal TO his
new store In the York Bank Building, has on
exhibition some hne sets Of harness, and a
large display Of goods In his line. Mr.. Hewes
has been in the business here In Sseo, over
thirty-tour years. His harnesses speak for
themselves. and embrace all descriptions OF
that rigging except the editorial harness, and
we are not sure that he could not make . set
strong enough to hold some new-aedged edi-
tors We wot OF
The article on LACK OF Enterprise" which
WAS published in our paper last Wednesday.
has created something % breeze among
thoughtful men, and all acknowledging the
truth OF ITS logic. II has caused our business
men generally 20 inou;rc into the .uhjec, in
their own minds. and We hon. |, may do II.
mar, In inf..;ng . ,n;r;, of .u,erur;-. iu,o our
community. vhieh 1, .,mo.t the an. thin-
r..ds,, I, . h,.;,... ,o;,, Ia, ~. .,.o,,...
home industry. home trades ani professions.
home manufactures. and a'so encourage enter
prising business men to invest their canita'
among us Every dollar expended In gaining
that desirable end Is more than dollar added
To the value Of every mans house and land In
the city.
On Wednesday several large black hsh yer,
zee, piayfuIly spouiing water ~ To 30 feet high
close To the shore at Old Orchard Beach. They
are, Of course, frequently seen OF the coast In
the summer time, particularly in "porris
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A friend writing from Cisco. the terminus OF
the Pacific Railroad on the Pacific side OF the
mountains, speaks Of the tunneling. which Is
going on near that place rs progressing favor
ably. They U.S. nitro-clycerine In blasting:
and chemist daily prepares what Is required
for consumption, which is from fifty to sixty
pounds per day. The engineers think that the
advantage over powder Is about one half, the
ni,ro-gly cerine throwing an equal amount OF
work with about half the drilling. The work
IL performed by Chinese, who receives dollar
q day and find themselves.
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A European tourist, who passed the LAST season
inthis country. expressed himself surprised at the
fact that 90 large q proportion OF our people were
neither gray nor bald. and he attributed the fact,
In the absence OF reliable informston to some pc.
culiaritv OF our habits Of life and the purity oil
our atmosphere. We could have told Hun far dill.
ferent, had no but asked US for an explanation IL
Il tho general use f"Barretts Vegetable Hair re.
storative"-that really excellent preparation.
that preserves the human hair from falling out.
We predict that similar beneficial results will fol.
low Its more general use among the Inhabitants oil
tho Old world.-CiseinRaH Enquirer.
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BRISTOL Lryr.

he sseameu Dssol md Povidenos having been viii
drawn os ~ vssks, In order 10 rvnovase and vsat thsm
tis Brsso Line win too arys eas o. psupesers ffuu
Dret In coeusctoa with Boson end PrVvaeucs raiuad
exclusively Os Freight Shippe are as1rpd their rnoia
WI b delivered with prunptness and dlspaieh Mat
Raiirsl Rsr further iniosmatu sssusis and recspts
Apply 81 Company Ocs, No Oh eeaie House, Bostoa
corner Washington AMI Stale strests The Bristol aud
fruvidencs viii resume their urs q IN essty day.
ono. slIivKRlCK,
Jan ], ls5s, bright Agvut
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A Card.

a Card.
B.R. Moore, who has been clerk f6r us during
the past two years, has this day taken the store
formerly occupied by II. W. Randall, City building
B,ddeiord. where he will carry on the business o.
crockery ware, boots 4 shoes, paper hanSings and
fancy groceries. We wish hun much success, ana
feel assured that n honesty and Industry will nc
quire II that his prosperity will be assured.
We recommend that all In want or anything 10
his line Of goods will give him acall. ma,
d. T. CUTTER SON
Biddoford, Jan. iS.ls6s 2we7Ap
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NAIAD wATER-pOORF
7. HALEY, DENTIST,
% MirS sY.. BlppryoRp

IL operations on the teeth and mouth executed In
n manner 70 have nothing 70 b desrsd, and on The
most reasonable terms.
Teeth extracted by tho ne AZ The Narcoc Spray, o.
ssnS%S,Is prsSs'' pain and no danger fare hA'
Particular attention b Invited 10 d.. Yo,smS patent
msthod q constructing plates DO Artificial fssth. me- 3D.
vanayss q this method are rsat hat the Old plates
may almost he said to be wosthles In COMPARES.
~ III have ths s<eissfps ytsA q Ah paisnt fs
Bktdesu<d ard saeo. Al Deptai vuk Il ~ rooms ~
vsys has bssn and sin b dos under NJ o.s prsooa 90
psryisioa. 7. HALEY.
Inf
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GENERAL COUNTY NEWS.

Mr.. Z c. spinusy. Of Kitery, Is chipping
large quantities Of Prrsssd Hay. the presen,
winter 70 Salem ssd boston uarksta This ID
nov becoming IN important article Of e1.
port frou the towns Of Kitisry. Eliot and
York.
Rev. VIM. J. Aissr Win otsciats at Trinity
Church. Saeo. on Sunday next. Feb d Ser
vices to commence 81 10 l-2 A. NJ. and p
NJ.
Ma. Eprroa: Perhaps you have rcou %,
ne TO Say that Donation visit tool
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How the Ready Relief Acts!
HARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS

Numerous Farms In the county Of York, nom
S7O 10 tSu0; houses In Biddeford, Saco and VI,
entity, from So 10 S3on0, various parcels OF land
In Bddef6rd, SAco and kennebunkport, from $40
Ia s75 psr acre All those wishing to sell or per
chase may do we'll 20 call upon x Harmon, Real
Somss Buildin.. up stairs
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SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE.

For fine Photographs and Psrrotypes Of all sizes
visit A n. DAVIS new Photograph Rooms in
Union Block, 9s Main street, Blddeford. Special
attention given to copying from small pictures 70
any sire desired, and finished In the best manner
Anybody having Photographic from life, or copies
that have never been finished In Ink, by bringing
them here can have them greatly improved AZ Q
traing expense, by NEwLAND NJ. PHiLBRicK.
3m49. A. r. DAVIS.
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mr.. n.r,. snnuuInn;o. or Rlooi rurfrer. ,

DIR. Days Sanguinnio, or Blcod rurifyer, q surf
cure Dyspepsia. or Catarrh. cure fc'
Headache for all diseases arising from an i'm
pure state II the bool Made from roots AMI herbs, and
saie In all cases. Give trial AMI satisfy yourself ID,
sure anil get only Dr.. Days S,ngnso Blocd Purifyer
all others are countetts Price One Dolhr-SiS bottles
&c Five Dollars BAILEY 4 BRADFORD, Propreters
slS Washington ST.. Boston. Ma yN
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A True nalsam.-Ds. wisrAR's BALsAH Of
Wild Cherry Is truly q balsam. 1t contains the
baisamic principle Of the Wild Chcrr,. tho BAL
samic properties Of tar and Of pine lts ingredients
are all baisamic Coughs, colds sore throat. bron-
chitis, and consumption speedily disappear under
its balsamic influence.
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Robert Stevens tnegrol Of Charleston, s. c.
has entered n suit in the United States District
Court against the Richmond aud Frederick
burg Railroad Company, for requiring hi:
wife to ride in second-class car when she had
Q frst-class ticket.
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Losr AND forSD. Multitudes OF persons who
have lost their teeth. their health and their conf
dence, by the use Of the common impure Saleratus
have found n remedy against all those evils In
Pyle's Wholesome SalaTatus. Sold by grOcers
everywhere, In pound packages. full weight.
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N. II. n, R.dwny,. Ready Relief.

Il the eheapes, and best Family Medicine In the
world. The moment II IL used, pain ceases. II
cures Rhsutism, Neuralgts, bilious Cholic, infa.
nation of the Kidneys, almost instantly. II SEIZED
with sudden Colds. Coughs, InhuenSs, Dptheria,
HoArssness. Sore Throat. Chills. Fever and Ague.
Mercurial Pains, Scarlet Fever. &c dc. take nom
-Four To six OF Radwav's Pulls. and also take
teaspoonful OF the Ready Relief In glass OF warm
water, sweetened with sugar or honey hattie the
throat, head and chest with Ready Relief uf Ague
or Intermittent Fever battle the spine Also) In The
morning you will DO cured
How the Ready Relief Acts!
In a few minutes the patient will feel slight
tinylin. irritation, and the skin becomes red
dened, lf there ~ much distress In the stomach,
the lelief vii. assist nature In removing the Of
Tending cause-a general warmth 10 felt through
out the entire body, and Its diffusive stimulating
properties rapidly courses through every vein and
Tissue OF the system arousing the siothiui anu
partially paraiyIed glands and organs 70 renewed
and healthy action persplration follows, and tne
surface OF the body feels increased heat, Inc
sickdess at stomach. colds. chills. headache, OPP
pressed breathing, the soreness OF the throat sna
All palms. either Internally or externally. ispdly
subsde, and the patient falls into tranquil aeep'
awskes refreshed, nvigDrsted, cured.
twill be found that In using the Relief c1terna,'
w. either ON the spine or across the Kidneys. o,
over the stomach and bowels, that ior severAI
DAYS amer pleading warmth will DO ielt, showing
the length Of time u continues iu influence over
Prizes Of n r Il. RnLisr. 50 cents per hottie.
Sold by Druggists and Country Merchants, oro'
GERS, "a. See Railways Almanac for 1858
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old and we'll known Vegetable Pulmonary
BalsAn, approved and used by our sidssi and
best yA,sesaas and Lamiiiss for forty years past.
Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER 4 CO., drug.
gists, Boston, Propristors. am;0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Telegraph Notice.

The International Telegraph Company have re.
moved their Office In this city nom l29 to l76 Main
street. business dispatches received and sent to
" JAMES ROWE, Manager.
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Down among the deal men, are, At this moment, thou.
.sn. who msht have bceu alive anil well had they use
that great life preseryer Plantation ters. Le the living
lay /, heart that they the best known remedy Tor oil
dyspeptic complaints stomache arrangements aud gener
al debility AZ delicious cordial, combined with great
tonic virtues, their equal cannot lie oand.
Delicate Females Ciergymen, Merchants. Lawyers and
persons Of slentary HABITS particularly those who are
eak anil suffer with meuta depression are greatly bene-
fitted by these Dittss>
MAGNOLIA wArxR.-A delightful toilet artcle-supe-
rior 10 Cologne, AMI nj half the price. jj-3wS
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Portland puts these Of her manufactures against
the world her sugars, her kerosene, and her
STEAM REFINED Soar; each unique in style and
uneQualed In quality.
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A IloussHoLD woRD. The hest, the;only relia.
HE. the cheapest. Try IT.. Mrs. 3. A. ALIENS I'M
PROVED (nsr sfyis) HAIR REsr0RER or DRrssisG,
Cu on, borns) Every Druggist sells It. Price
One dollar.
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Jfyss xsat 70 Esss Ssca IIss.s.s saIl - No
pictures - they Always Ist the FIRST Pysassa ier.
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A diseased system may he corrected. and Its vi.
taiities restored to healthy action by the use OF
Parsons Pur,ative pills.
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800 100000 In Gold drawn every Seven.
teen Days.
Prizes cashe npi information given also highest rates
paid 6r spanish Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and Sill
yer, by GEOkdE UPiAM.
ly3iJ 62North Main street, Providence, X. l.
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fair trial IL all that IL needed to convince PEG
pie that BlOods Rheumatic Compound, Is m In
valuable remedy and should always be at hand.