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Important Certificate.
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somc months ago Was called to attend . lady
Of Williamsburg, n. Y, who had long been suffer-
ing irom troublesome uterine disease. Its pres
encs was marked by constant vagina, discharge.
creamy and muco- purulent She had been under
other treatme nj for some time but constantly grew
worse Vaginal examination Disclosed extensive
lpduration and ulcerating ofthe cervix uten The
uterine inflammation, which was evidently assum-
ing A chronic form was also aggravated by long.
standing constipation Of the heart, night.sweat,
cough, poor appetite, and almost daily faintings
She fainted 10 entire Instability during one OF
NV visits commenced, of course. by such active
local treatment - the liberation demanded, and
then applied myself To recuperatiou OF The gsn-
oently. and except 10 mark the healing OF the III
Gers. IN the early stages, visited her only livery
other week. For tonic and constitutional iuvtgo.
rant Dodds Nervins only Was prescribed: had
crties and knew Of nothing more safe os satlsisc.
tory in its probable ELECTS. And the results com.
pIetely justned my exPcotstiou. in'isss than .
fortnight the bowels had become Tree ana rsEalsr
and appetite began ~ grow. The limiting spells
became less frequent. and soon ceased altogsthsr.
In another fertnight there vas NO more eoagh The
Was normal and refreshing, and the general health
decidedly improved What remains 10 soon- told,
The patient continued theuse Of Che kcrvine, tand
no other medicine) for SONS weeks lsngee. when
her recovery have sea her BET ossA BAss sp-
e naturally enough meat sstkusisssie. eks ssvsr
Sss had e ,: sss sss :s
-and such strength she woehnt w - hep
houss again withous it snd 20 fssth ,aad - birth.
I, :. my sSn op!.!ss hs, sss ssrssss = e. sss
that has ever ses6s ssass'ny sessssnssea. tssaii
net ni 70 csatinus tlsus N Ill p6nisf 49,. ane
ne prefsssiea .huowsAsy Are .sesyos: g; sxh.
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snare LtMes.

An irritating interrogatory-a yexed question.
Aroom very rarely rsnted-room for improve
ment.
A volume water cannot be called dry read
ing.
Csus-nc remarks-those designed to insure
credit.
L. ssinsiins hair Of any advantage to the root
of the MOUTH
When is bow not bowl when II Is bow
knot.
When does hen like seeri When she has
little brood (brewed).
The "iate.t" song out-"we won't 90 home I'LL
morning.
Song for magistrates us speak OF man
as we've fined him.
The way for girls to be taken up-Ge' a''aenea
TO balloon.
When are gloves unsaleabie' when they are
kept on hand.
The only man not spoiled by being "lionhed
was the prophet Daniel.
Does a carpenter necessarily have plane
faceP
Nautical neatncss-sweeplngt the horizon Win a
glass.
.psu.mber who you are talking TO, sir" said
an Indignant parent to n faetious boy. III am
your father, sir.--"well, who's to blame for
mat, said young impertinence. "'rainr me-
lady who had refused an awkard but wealthy
sui,or, said to friend as he passed: "Look ut
him Could you marry him, even fhe had car.
Rage and horsesr mo, indeed" replied the
other, mot If he kept livery stable.'
One very cold night. ajolly old fellow who had
been drinking too freely, was found holding his
feet up to the moon, and calculating TO some IN
visible persons, "Pile ON the wood; It's miser-
able cold Gre"
worthy Quaker thus wrote: "I expect to pass
through this world but once. II, therefore, there
be any kindness I can show, or any good thing L
can do to q fellow human being, let me do u
now. Let me not defer or neglect II, for i Will
not pass this way again.
An old lady on n steamboat observed two men
pumping up water to wash the deck, and the cap
tain being near, sccosted him as follows: ''Wel,
caotain, got well aboard, ehin ayes ms'am
always carry one" said the polite captain. "Wel
that's clever. always disliked this nasty river
water, especially in dog days"
Aunt sally was making bread, and we children
were teasing her. Innocent OF any intention oil
punning, she thus addressed us: "Dont be intrud
Ing upon my domains. LeaNei don't need YOU
II you were well-b,sa you would behave better
You can !oaf somewhere else Thus did Sally
rat,1s.
A touch ofthe dyspepsia growing out ola pigs
foot swallowed at midnight, has changed mans
whole life, and an lrregulanty OF the bile has
made many an angel almost hend IL the gas
trio juice Is all right and the blood In swimming
order the world is nice, bright pleasant place
and nom which nobody Il In n hurry to move
but II In that queer mysterious nuid there Is any
alloy the sky OF life il all cloud, the wndsi howl
and everything Is dark and dismal II you want
to feel happy, look ater your digestive and eircu'
lating system.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. q.


~, "A, pr,,id.ni OF he United Siates-.a
% Proclamation.
rtI,r,o,. the President OF the United
States has heretofore set forth seVera'
proclamations offering amnesty anu par
don TO persons who had been or are con-
eerned In the late rebellion against the
lawful authority OF the government Oh the
United States, which proelamailons were
seyerally issued on the sth oil December,
1868; on the 26th day of March; 1861; on
the 10Th day Of May, 1850; on the 'th DAY
of September, 1867; and ON the 18th day oi
July In the present year; anu
JpA,r.a,. the authority of the Federal
Government having been re-established
In all the States and Territories within
the Jurisdiction Of the United States, IL Is
believed that such prudential reservations
and exceptions rs at the dates Of said
several proclamations were deemed nee
essary and proper may now be wisely and
justly relinQulshed. aud that an universal
amnesty and pardon for participation In
said rebellion extended To all who have
borne any part therein will tend TO secure
permanent peace. order and prosperity
throughout the land, and to renew and
fully restore confidence and fraternal feel
Ing among the whole people their respect
for and attachment TO the national gov
ernment designed by its patriotic found
ers for the federal good.
Now. therefore. be IL known that /. An
drew johnson, President of the United
States, by virtue OF the power and author.
ity in me vested by the Constitution. and
in the name of the sovereign people OF
the United States, do hereby proclaim
and declare, Internationally and without
reservation, to all and to every person who
directly on Indirectly, participated In the
late Instruction or rebellion n full pardon
and amnesty for the offence OF treason
against the United States, or OF adherlng
To- their enemies during the civil war, with
restoration OF all rights, privileges and
immunities underline constitution and the
laws which have been made In pursuance
thereof.
In testimony whereof have signed these
presents with my hand, and caused the
seal OF the United States TO be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington the 18th
day of December, IN the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-elght, and of the independence OF
the United States of America the nine
ty-thlrd.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President:
L. a. SEWARD, Assistant Sec of State.
The full pardonlng and amnesty proc
lamation just issued by President john
son includes Jefferson Davis, Breckinridge
Jacob Thompson, Mason, Slldcil, aud all
others who were directly or Indirectly EN-
gagged In the late insurrection or rebellion.
The parties above named are now in for
eign countries.
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Sunday Reading.
The Omen Door.

Within town OF Holland once
A widow dwelt, It's said,
So poor, alas her children asked
one night In vain for bread.
But this poor woman loved the Lord
And knew that he was cool:
So, with her little ones around,
She prayed TO Him for FOOD.
when prayer was done, the eldest child,
Alloy Of eight years old,
said sof,ly, "in the Holy Book,
Dear mother, we are told
How God, with FOOD by ravens brought,
Supplied his prophets need"
Eyes," answered she, " but that my son,
Was long ago, indeed"
.But, mother, Cod may DO again
What he has done before;
And so, to let the bird fly In,
Twin unclosc the door,
Then little Dick, In simple faith,
Threw ope the door full wide,
SO that the radiance OF their lamp
Fell on the path outside.
Ere long the burgomaster passed
And noticing the light,
Paused to inquire why thus the door
Was open so at night.
"My h,ile Dick has done u, SIR"
The widow, smiling. said,
.rhat ravens might ny In aud bring
My hungry children bread.'
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THE ERRoRs OF YOUTH,

Those who are suffering nom the above should procure
Dr. IIaye., New Medical Book entitled "rIiE SCIENCE
or LIFE, or sELY-PREsERvATI0N,"or apply to the
author % that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood Of midde-agei people perfectly re
stored Prevention 10 Conception, Pregnancy, and irreg-
ularitie- anal all Complaints of Women fully explained.
This book contains so pages printed on hne paper
Illustrated with beautiful engraNing- bouoi In beauru
eoth anil Is universally ptOnOunced the best medical
cork ~ the rord.
sent to all parts Of the country by mall securely sealed
postage pali, receipt Of price,-ony sioo' Ana
br. A A. HAYES No. Bulhnch Street, OF J. j. DYER
& co IS School Street, Boston.
NB-Dr n. can always be consulted In the str'etes'
confidence from O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock IN
the evening. InrtoLabis secrecy and certain rshC.
RsxxxsER, No. 4 Bulfinch Street, Boston,
o,,,.i,s Reyer, Uoase sply22j
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases OF
Women. lie has made diseases OF woman his stu
dy for the past twenty years. lis practice has
teen very extensive both In Hospital and In pr.
vat- practice Ills reputation has vouchers IN all
the city papers, his patients, and the medical pro.
fession, both here and abroad, as being the most
skillfui specialist here, and thorough master oil
all sexual diseases.
DIR MORRILL, IL admitted by the best med
ical talent Of the country To have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints. and II IL no unu-
sual occurrence for ply sclans In regular prscuce
to recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases In his speciality
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgcaily, with private apart
ments during sickness, and with old ana exPeri-
enced nurses, II they wish.
The poor advised free ofeharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by ieteI,
and enclosing the usual lee, will be answered py
return mail.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country
Once, No. a. HOWARD STREET, Boston, MAS
NQfi
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DR. BurlOn's
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED 10 remove all desire for Tobac-
w co. This great remedy Is en- excellent appe-
tirer. 10 psrlfss the blood inyigorates the system.
possesses great nourishing and strengthening pow.
er, enables the stomach to digest the heartiest
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes ro-
bust health. Smokers and ehspsrs fer strfy years
cured. Price Fity Gents, poet free A treatise on
the injurious effects OF Toba Geo, with lists Of ref
erences, testimonials &C., sent free. Agents want
cd. Address DIR. T. X ABBOTT, Jersey City, New
Jersey. l2UlS
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FOR SALE,
THE Subscrj

III ~ Inb BuDSCrlDer, WlSnlng 10
change business, now offers his
Homestead Farm for sale. Said farm contains %
acres. more or less-about 50 acres In wood and
pasturing. and about ~ acres In moving and TIL
iage,-has one Brick House. 2ix36. with an l. i6x20
with 70 rooms all finished (attic not hnished) Gel.
lar under whole house and L, with cistern contain
Ing some % hhds.. Cellar 7 feet deep, Roof sla-
ted. Wood shed running IRON house 10 barn. with
courthouse over IL. One barn 33x6O and one stable
with cellar under It, 3oxt0. with hay-loft above IT,
Also, another barn for storing hay, 2Ox30 70 feet
posts one blacksmlth's shop about I2xl6. Has
about three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming Into
bearing. and all OF the choicest ffuit; has two
wells one In yard OF house, another In cellar un-
der stable also, within 20 feet OF stable one largo
Reservoir, sx20r6, for water In case Of FIRE.
Said farm will be sold In separate lots or In
whole, IL so arranged that the buildings, together
with orchard and some ten acres OF land will be
sold separate, " desired. All the remainder OF
Tillage Land lays on the public streets, and will
be cut MP and sold separately, " desired. Also,
Tia Mood and Pasture land will be sold separate
- 10 lltauted on I'LL street,
Biddeford, and Is within ten minutes walk OF the
stores and mills, and Is within the No. School
District. entitled TO the privilege OF High School
without extra charge.
Also, some lots Of land on Alfred street, mont OF
N. T. Church, suitable for stores For further par
tculsrs, please call on the subscriber on the prem
ises 10 JAMES ANDRbWo'
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IuPoRT.aNT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time TO the treatment OF all diseases In
cident TO the female system. An experience OF
twenty -four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases oil sup
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements
nom whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Office No. 9 Endicott street, Boston.
n. B-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment
Boston, June -, 1867. lry2S
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Probate Notices.
ITO all persons Interested In either Of the estates
i hereinafter named,


no all persons interested In either OF the estates
i hereinafter named,
At q Court OF Probate held at Kennsbunk,
within and for the county OF York, on the nrst
day OF December, In the year OF our Lord eigh
teen hundred and sixty eight. the following mat
ters having been presented Tor the action thereup
on hereinafter Indicated, II Is hereby Ordered,
terested, by causing q copy Of this order 70 DO
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the UxIos
AND JOURNAL, and Maine Democrat, papers pub
lished In Blddcford. In said county, that they
Saco, in said county, on the nrst Tuesday In
January next, at ten or the clock In tho f0ro-
noon, and DO heard thereon. and object, " they see
cause.
JOHN TAYLOR, late OF Lyman. deceased. Will
presented for probate by Ira Taylor. the Executor
therein named.
EDWARD X. BOURNE, Judge.
true copy Of the original order.
Attest. GEORGE II. kNOwLTON, Register.
JW5l
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GlLMAN'S PULMONARY TROCHES.

Especially recommended tor clearing the throat
and relieving hoarssness. Much valued BY Sing
era and Speakers. AZ once the best and the cheap
est Sold every where BY Druggists. Only % cents
per boz. May be had In any quantity OF
4W52 GEO. C. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston.
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ITO THE WORKING GLASS,

T am now prepared TO furnish constant employ.
ment to all glasses at their homes, for their spare
moments Business new, light and profitable.
Pity cents 20 s. per evening Is easily earned. and
the boys and girls earn nearly rs much rs men
Great inducements are offered. All who see this
notice please send me their address aud test the
business for themselves. IL not we'll satisfied.
will send 81 to pay for writing me. Full partc.
Iw52 Address, X. q. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
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To know that we can smile on death
win surely make us happy In life. Get
the matters Of death and eternity right,
and this life Is robbed Of all It's darkness
and terrors.
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COCEI7I:IG ll3O

Given gratis 10 live. energetic Agents. male or fe-
male, In q new, light and honorable business, pay
huinbug. Address h. Monroe Kennedy a Co, Pitts.
burg, Pa. 4w3l
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Death is as near to the young as to the
old; here Is oil the difference: death
stands behind theyoung mans back, be-
fore. the old mans face.
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The vices operate like age, bring on dis.
ease before It's time, and in the prime of
youth leave the character broken and ex.
hausted.
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He that's truly polite knows how to
contradict with respect, and TO please
without adulation, and Is equally remote
from insipid complaisapcs aud a low IA
millarity. 1879 Fl
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dress. Describe symptoms In all communication:
Address ii. T. HELMB0LD. Drug and Chemi'
cal warehouse, 59i Broadway, n. Y.
NONE ARE GENUINE nsisss done sp - steel.
ssgraped wrapper, NTH Jae-'imiis Of my CAsm'e@
WaysbOsss, and signsd ~
2m % IL. r. HELMBOLDs
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-. Make no more vain resolutions, but pro-
coed nc once 70 duty. Know your weak
ness, trust and pray, God viii help you
fhsough and give yon patience. =
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he that reproveth anothcr without
praying for him, or having compassion on
him. 10 merclless foe = no good physician.
but . troublesome prater. ,iss,,
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Petition TO the LEGISLATURE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that no
with others win petition the Legislature OF this
State lonhp oct 10 Incorporate . manufactur-
ing conn0any in Ssco under the name OF the
SAco Thinning and Belting Company.
Saco. Dec. ~. isss. swa2
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FOR SALE!

Known rs the "Chadbourne Farm,- on .Deer-
ing's Ridge" In WATERFORD. but n short distance
from the 7. II. Il. r.. and IL the most pleasantly
located Of any farm In the County. IL contains
100 acres equally divided into ullAge. pasturage,
has q largo two-story brick house with ia" and
new harm ~ 4 20 With cellar, and all the modern
imrrovemen.s water non nevef'hiling ioun.
Besides aiarss orchard Of native fruit there 10 .
young and very promising orchard Of grated
ffuit. The stock and hrm tools can be bought
with Ara ifdesirsd. This property now owned by
Joseph n. a Paul Cha dbournc, can be secured alta
bargain 10 applied Tor coon Inquire on the prem
ises or Of Chadbourne A Stearns, SaeoL tn3 i
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Thefill assurance Of faith, always Mt.
tended full assurance OF hope,
never SHin 30 be, productive Of perfect
love, even the love that casteth out fear.
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ORGANS and MElODEONS

F0R sale or rent by c. T. SHANNON, No. 95
IL Main Street, tup stairs,. Also, one hne.toned
Rosewood Piano, octave, full round corners, for
sale ut low price for cash. %
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N,eso .adUerss SEM ,sss.

AGENTS g!E|G!!!:|: 4! WAIVED A 3
and I'd xsrisuitarsi Engineer Of the Nsy.lEosk Csa:
trsi Park. Nothing like u ever puolhssd 20
ics and Workingmen Of all Glasses. Active. men
and women arc coming money. Send Tor Cifcu1
lars. T. n. TREAT 4 CO., Publishers. 81 bfgad-
way, my. ..r- "9*''
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

House In saco, Thorton Avenue.
House on foss Street, Bddeford.
Store Lots on Adams, Elm and Alerd Streets
House Lots on Alfred, Mt Vernon and Washington
Streets Also some others.
The above property u fr sale liberal terms,
or would Ike TO exchange for Hardy Machine Co.
stock. CHARLES HARDY,
Bidtlefori Nov 10, 1868. OGcc IS Lincoln Street.
Is
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AUCTION SALE
DEAD" EXPRESS FREIGHT.

The following articles having been hani long time
In The oce Of the Eastern Express Co. In saco aud MD
deord, viii he soil ut auction TO pay charges, at j. u
Bearings Auction Room Saco, January 10Th, 1859, un.
L.. ,,rnx called l,r by The lheIcal
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tried II, know thai u cured uefnt uiose Wno ni.e
anil nil know that what IL does once IL does always
that it never falls through any FAULT or neyiectof
Its composition. We have hou.ands upon thou.
sands OF certificates OF their remarkable cures OF TIC
following complaints, but such cures are known In
every ncighborhood, anil we need not pubish them.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions ~ all cllhntcsi
they may be taken with safety by anyD0ly: Their
sugar coating preserves thcm ever fresh and makes
them pleasant 10 take, while being purely vegetable
harm can arise from their .S r any quantity aa
Internal vsccra to purify tho blool aud stimulate t
Into healthy action -rcmoyc the oD.tructions OF INC
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF The
body, restoring their irregular action To health, and
by Correcting, wherever they exist, such deransc'
nents rs are the nrst origin ofdiscasc.
Minute directions arc given In The wrapper on
The box, for the following complaints, which these
For Iiyspep.ia or Indir-.tion, Listie.s.
should De taken moderately TO stimulate the stoni.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver COmplaint and its ynriou. syup.
toms, nilious iisadac ne, SICK liraaSs ne,
Collie antl bilious fcvcr-, they shoul. 10 Ju.
dicousiy taken for each case To correct the sca scd
For Dysrntery or niarrhuea, but one mild
dose Is generally required.
For Inflammation. q out, Gravel. Tsalpi.
Hack and Loins, they should bc continuously
taken, rcquirc 10 change the diseased action Of
tho system. With such change those complaints
disappear. $780,. - Oh. -. ...
For Dr0psy and nropsical Nwelitngs they
should he taken In largo AMI frequent doses TO pro.
ducc the effect or q drastic purge.
For SupprrsstOn largo dose should DO taken
rs ltprodnccs the desired effect by sympathy.
Asa Dfnner run, take ono or two PNfs 20 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restorcs the appetite
and inyigorates tho system. Hence u u otcn nj.
vantageous where no serious derangcment exists.
One who feels toeraby well, ofteu finds that dose
OF these PiIis makes him feel decidedly better nom
their cleansing and renovating eject on the digcs'
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. @. AVER e co., Practical Che~rtsfs,
LOWELL. MASS, ". s.. Il.
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REMOVAL.

NfISS ANN GORDAN has removed her
WI Millinery, Fancy and English Goods and
Hair work 10 No Adams block Market 3d.. be-
former patrons. 2ou
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Dissolution Of Oousrt nssship.

rJ,HE Copsrtnsuhip bevtofors existing and e.
The nsns 81 WoopnAH Bvasnan 70 ~
s.y dissolved " .Ss..l sssssss al, ~ ; q, "a.
ss:ssss ssis .s.disss =. = ~ s y.
viis % :l,ssSsv ~ ssI' ssss,s ..eoss,s
w 49, HORACE WO0D4AN.
B.ddssssd. New =, iss.1 -. > ~ s.o1
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Something New !

EBEN BURNHAM begs leave to inform the
II writing community OF York County, Maine,
that he has procured the exclusive sale, In York
County, for the now celebrated f7A
BELL METAL PENS, ~fH
which are warranted strictly nop-corrosive, and
not TO change tho color OF red ink. Each pen 10
guaranteed as durable "a steel pens. and all per-
iect in box. Samples can Be bad. GRATIS; q my
store. EBEN BURNHhh.
DIddeford, Sept, 1868. 3su
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