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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-26
|CHAs. CRAPsER, 5..l..... j
Licensed Auctioneer.

viii give prompt an satisfactory attention to
Auction Saiesin and about Cresco, and the country
surrounding. Terms reasonable. Persons wishing
to sell any article, will find 1t to their Interest to
bring it tO rescO SatnrdaY of cASA rock. whore
he Win bein attendance and viii sell for them, ar
2per cent Of the price sold for.
Residence. tn. ee miles east Of Cresco. -.
n5tf1 Address, Cresco, Iowa.
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Important Tax Casc.-Thc
Chicago Times Des Moines dispatches Of
the l2th inst. contains the following:
- The Western JUninn Telegraph Co. and
the United States and American Express
companies instituted suits to test. the
validity. Of chapter $50 OF the laws Of 1865,
on the ground that the taxation Of their
net receipts, in addition 70 the tax ON resi-
and personal property, snbjects them ton
donble taxation, and is Unconstitutional,
CHIEF Justice Dillon has granted injnnc-
tions restraining the assess,nen. and cu'se-
tioE Of this additional tax j. tt1 III
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Sage Advice.

Never pay a bill on first presen-
tation-it would look as if you were
ostentatious Of honesty. At the
second time Of presenting you may
consider about it, and say "'call
again" Third or fourth time yon
may be either not at home or out Of
money, and and should the creditor
call . fifth, you may have a fair roa :
son to bc offended at his pcrtinacity,
and not pay the bill at all. a5@
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The young men Of Chicago arc
siid to bc classified according to
their skill as velocipedists into the
''tinid toddlers, = the wary 1 wab-
blors,'' the 'go-it-graeefuls,''' and
the fancy fow,'''s '.,,s.y.sr. + ID I.
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Not . great while ago, the school
committee Of a town in . ncighbor-
ing State met for the purpose Of ex-
amining . candidate who presented
himself rs preccptor to teach the
young idea how to shoot. After
some interrogatories, the following
geographical question was asked
t"In what zone do you.livc?"a' Zone
zone! do You think . man Of my ed
ucation lives in a zone? l live in
house. #av sG. iii b
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II r. P.DUNN.
cREscO IOWA.

AIRS. II. w. LEE,
Having had many years experience a. a
teacher Of music in the first class 6emina-
ries of the East, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cresco and vicinity, that
she is now ready 70 give instruction upon
the
z5s Piano, Organ or Kslodson.
Tuition payable one half in advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only In
cases of severe illness.
References, Prof. G. F Roof,
Chicago; Ham OTrO Fox, Brooklyn
JAMES WHITNEY and E. n. Frost, Boston:
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CRESC IOWA.
solicits the patronage Of the people Of the
surrounding country who arc in need Of
such work. Repairing done promptly and
ON reasonable terms. i n26
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ii. ISAAC e. ..'-z sa
Manufacturers Of Wagons, Carriages
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PIONEER JEWELLERS.

- PIONEER JEWELLERS. {
I. Full stock Of Musical Instruments SC.
Also for Grover & Baker, and
American Combination Sewing and
.Button Hole Machines.
A College Building. MeGregor.
Iowa. = ~ sas '''" go ~ y '~
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TOMN y. JONES.
LIME SPRINGS, IOWA.

= aas4 MANutacturer Of - Eso4 IN !
HarnsaSeG, Brides Collars, Whips, g.
would oall, the especial attention Of the
public 70 his new harness shop, opposite
the Drug Store at the old village Of Li1e
6PE10oDe aAa #s#sEa&E IT'S III yH84F 4. lea ~
All kinds q rspairing, ~ alss carriage
trimming done promptly and at reasona-
ble rates
ALL WORK WARRANTED. =
March l0th. 1865. 80 sven anle.v9.
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r. MYER, tIl@JsISL
BLACKSMITH,
West side a Him street, adjoining Ed
wards wagon shop,
CRESCO -as- IOWA.
Would respectfully say that he II prepared
to give his entire attention to blacksmith
ing in all its branches.
One or moro experienced horse shoers
constantly employed to give particulars at
tention to that department. il.
Ploua repaired promptly and satisfAc-
tion guarantssd- 1s Sc nclm6
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DEALERS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, silver-wnre
Pianoes, Melodeons, Sheet Music,
-e Music Books, &C., &c. E ,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
nlcGregOr, - 80. Iowa.
al nl3.
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IN M. IVENS,
- -Elfs 8EL.5 j. =
NEW OREGON - Iowa.
Licensed AuctlOneer.@
Will give prompt and satisfactory atten-
ton to all sales ofreal or personal property
entrusted to his care. II ttrft
n26tf New Oregon May 20 1868.
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State News.



The Auburn Lodge of st. Crispins
at a meeting on Monday evening. voted
that their present pay As shoemakers il
not sufficient compensation. AMI chose
a committee to present their case 10
the manufacturers. The cutter asked
what advice was wanted, and the loige
gave a reply-the increase asked being
from two To three dollars per case.
The manufacturers held meeting 10
consider the question Thursday even
ing, and adjourned To Saturday, when
they will finally act. Meanwhile many
Of the order are not at work.
Constable l.. T. Coombs last week
seized two half barrels Of whskey ii
Lisbon. No claim has vet been put i'll
for the property. A half barrel wa,
seized at Lisbon Falls. last week by
officer G.. w. Coombs.
Daniel kinsley OF Auburn, eighty
three years old. has pair of boots
thirty-five years old, which he still
wears on festival occasions. and sound
in every particular.
The Directors Of the Maine Central
railroad held meeting in Lewiston on
Friday. The proposition TO extend the
road from Danville Junction to Port
land wears more probability than ever.
The lease with the c. r. r. X. does
not expire till year from next Spring
and the feeling is strong 10 begin the
work Of extension sometime during the
next six months. The Belfast and
Moosehead railroad will be completed
to Burnham by a year from next fall.
The Augusta Journal says that some
unmitigated villain placed sleeper
upon the railroad track a short dis
lance above this city, during the even
ing Of the 9TH instant, with the design
probably Of throwing off the special
train from Lewiston, on its return. The
obstruction, fortunately, did not get
under the wheels. and no damage
resulted, although the sleeper got
pretty effectually splintered.
We CLEAN the following from the
Kennebec Reporter:
Amasa Meader, . young man EN-
ployed in the paper mill Of Stanwood,
Tower & Co., of Gardiner, had two of
his fingers severely jammed IN the
machinery, on Wednesday of this
week.
Last Monday evening. as Mr.. Geo.
H. Woodward and wife, Of Gorham,
were riding through Farmingdale. the
horses took fright from fireworks.
broke the pole, and overturned the car
riage. Mrs. w. was very severely
bruised. but we learn she is now doing
we'll.
Mr.. j. A. Jewett and his mother-in-
law, Mrs. James Potter, were also over
turned the same day, by their horse
taking fright, and Mrs. Potter was
somewhat Injured by the accident.
The First National Bank OF Hollo-
well is winding up its affairs, in &C.
cordance with q vote of its stock
holders, says an exchange.
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tient. Several times during his exami-
nation he had looked down the road.
Il wonder what keeps our doctor 50
longs" he said to the officer.
"When called at his house he sent
me word he would follow immediately.
responded his companion.
Doctor Eckert was the coroner. and
at the same time the physician Of the
Jail.
Finally he was seen making toward
the forest with hasty steps. The judge
went to meet him "A sad occurrence.
doctor, = he said extending his hand TO
the physical
rs It reall, true? has he been muir
dered2" Erkert said rather out of
breath.
"Yes, to all appearance.
Il can hardly tell YOU. judge. how
the news has frightened me. the doc
tor said; ''it was but Yesterday after
noon he called upon me to ask Ellen's
hand and NV consent.
IL il possiblcs : the Judge cried in
great surprise.
YES. YES. il i. 20: the poor fellow
felt so exceedingly happy: what will
Ellen say? did not venture to tell her
Vet w nfn ffP It'll u "" tIiAfiitfh g'ihA
To Moortield to buy that farm Of Thomp-
son's-so Ellen informed me last night
horrible. horrible, and now CORPSE
" hen did il occur"
The Judge shrugged hi shoulders he
did not know.
And have YOU found the murderer:
MOT vet /: have not the least idea a.
to who the perpetrator can be.
lit j. hardly conceivable; 80 near
town on such frequenied road. A.
long a. | can think nothing 81 daring
ha- occurred in this vicinity =
"les. il j. an andaciou- deed. the
judgn replied; "but don't DELAY, doc
tor: the corpse j. still living untouched
on the very spot where it has been
found
Eckert stepped forward. locking fix
edly AT the body.
Through the chest " hc said Ia him
self; The does not appear 10 have suffer
ed much: its good shot. any how.
The doctor knelt down beside the
dead man and took out his instruments.
To be Continued
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Tat the firm Known o. the Portland
Packing Co., has factory here. They
hsve thirteen factories along the coast
Of Maine. and Capital Invested 10 the
amount Of half million dollars. and
each year they put up many thousand
dollars worth of corn and Holsters.
Dinner was served at the hail. fur
nished BY Messrs. Rand aud Pendleton.
The tables were bountifully supplied
with the best the market afforded. The
Epicurc here. found his wants supplied.
and the fastidious needed no prescrip
ton. But the most monstruus thing of
the day, was the selling of Bunker Hill
Monument i'm the form of monstrous
fruit cake, for the low price Of sl5.oo.
But Mr.. Editor. forgot to paint those
figures. but never mind. let the reader
do it. II was bought by Mr.. Robert. NJ
the above named price. and expect ere
you receive this. Bunker Hill Monu-
ment will be safely housed in Portland
But Mr.. Editor you delight In briefs. 80
| will close by saving that Winter Iiar
Dor is not the hub of the County, but ii
is certainly the hub of Gouldsboro
Yours Truly. r.
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All Sorts.

Mr.. EpIToR;-
Nh. \. Il. Smith. of Trenton Point.
had ball shot through his right hand
july 9TH
Mr. smith j. merchant and cannot
write with his len hand % he will
trade for cld for the present
\ Miss TuBEY in the employ Of NJ.
James W. Tran. Of Sullivan. fell down
stairs "Wednesday night Of the Eth.
inst. and injured herself - badly. that
it j. thought he will no: recover.
She lctt her sleeping room about
midnight. and il i not known whether
she attempted tn walk down stairs. or
fell over the railing.
The family were awakened by the
noise, and found her on the floor in an
unconscious state.
Mr. W. Hall. Of West Couldsboro.
fell dead in his house on Tuesday the
9TH. inst
lie came INTO his house. and com
planned Of feeling unwell and a, he
started 70 hang up his hat. he frll TO
the floor. Rev. Mr.. Watson Of Han.
cock preached funeral discourse. on
the day of his burial. which was very
appropriate. We know not what a
day may bring forth"
\ Miss GcrLD, died instantly at
Bar Harbor the i,n. inst. She came to
the place the day previous in the
Steamer Lewiston. for the purpose OF
spending few weeks at the Island.
Yours.
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The Suez Canal.

The wonder of this Western World ia
the Pacific X. X. Its completion was
justly celebrated as grea. triumph Of
genius and enterprise.
The wonder of the Eastern World il
the Suez Canal. connecting the Mcdi-
terranean and Red Seas. This Canal
will he opened to the ship, of all Nations.
on the first Of October next
II i intended to save the labor. ex-
pcnse. suffering- aud pcril-. of the i'm
mense travel which has hitherto filled
the desert with the Caravans Of the Iiv-
ing. and .frewn its sands with the bones
of the dead.
II j. one al the most >iupcnduus I'M
dertakings ever consummated by man.
The idea Of such a canal j. almost a.
old a. Eastern Civilization. II was in
deed project of the Phsrsohs and i
supposed To have been actually under
taken at tina, time. but subsequently
abandoned for some unknown reason.
The first Napoleon during his famous
Campaign Ia Egypt. assembled hi
engineers to consider upon it, feast
hility. but they pronounced it inn
possible. In 1916 the celebrated NJ
Ferdinand Lcs-cps sitting on the ycran-
dab of his hotel ia Alexandria and look
ing ont upon the desert made up
his mind that il was feasible and should
he accomplished. He obtained the
sanction of the present Emperor Of
France and organized a company to
build IL with capital Of so. esn .0t1 in
gold. II i now nearly done. Il i a
fraction over - miles long. It. average
width j. ~ feet. !, i. - feet deep. Nc~-
sels ofihc largest -iyc can therefore pas
through il without difficulty. Even the
Great Eastern would meet with no
trouble should IA" attempt Ia do 80
H. total cost will be about 81. 900 .1'u.
It, sides arr walled with Kind Of ,ione
made from the sands of the desert. tina,
neither a.ce nor water will effect i, j.
tn be- paid for. or NJ least supported bv
tolls levied on all vessels that hall u.c
It,
The opening ceremonies will cNrell
all similar cerem puie- that the world
has ever seen.
Several crowned heads Of Europe
Asia and Africa. ARE expected - bc
present either personally or br their
representative
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SehencA's Pulmonic syrup,

S~,,r~-.i limit ana Na,.tr,., pits 1T -r
q, Communion. t.iser COMPLAINT H...-.a.
taken n--or ans In -t,,-rfi.4u. ff.... al. .--
4. b., taAsn At a., .asp- ,.ms 'r+.. ..-sr b.
s,tfna. s,. relax tn, liver an t... . -1 slrt 81
she app ute b..rofpr. good M, t--E .-.r. ls
make good n.ou,i the patient ..+.a- &. rs
g~.H Tie .h4ra4asi matter rto.., r Tho ID. Z. a
the pat4ca' outsrus4 lhc a4,ra-+ afH .4.' s-
TN. I. M. .sFr .e IL ~,r-,. .-s,.. ...-..-..H
r. ,trse tire. rn...l,ctpr- p- b 4
PhilAdsluhta- owr f. III. unrivAIi-.t .a-sr.. >
treatment Ia pulmonary f9u-ss.lg.-.ar I'LL
ionic -yrup rtprn. he msy rsus- b
luns% nature throws Il NIB. Il. -t-= st-e
sion tor vsh.n thr nh Gym .- .sst.s- .. -+4
sItyhf cough "a, ia rr-l,. fr - s..- ...s. ID.
r,-t and ~. lungs l--a-tu l., h..,.
t. t.u tE5s. ,hr >.axc.,sl laH. t.. u.--.-
Pltl~ ta,1st t.a Z. ,-s!y u.rd ID, al.tu... ... .-
and liver 20 that fh. II.ltura.. -... H. II
10 ST 4it make yse.I b!o,,l
scheme. "a Mandrake FtGs a. .r
removing All aI44trurttpu. -s.I4g ,.. ..H.
.tIl btafli.r the hls, .t,r+- fr...- st
u sooa relieved The -,aala u ,l .t s..
PA. cAa Ia nothing h4s ever .... 4tsa.
crpt calofnei 4 dcadlv po4s ia ya..a.- ve-F -..4
ous to a 40 "a niles. with grratt4-y faatt.. =
tn sait blt.tdsr ami -tarf the .rl-r..1- e. 20
liver Ike < henckf. ManHr4ke F4l-.
Liver Complatntls one II .a, H..+g e-.-
Gamer. of ,r,.ur4t.tl.u
-.-ht,u-k = ~eaUr..i I,,ust.. I'd. ~ ..-..-
and Alternative ami tr alkal + .ae n.
which thI. corporation 81 tuss. .t 4t-
.tomarh b. thrg4 out the z4-tr.e ....es b
th- t3aa alth III, Pulmunia ~rrEa ASH
tpto v,,r.t !, ..,.f x,.l,orrf t.-,,,.,,.s ..5
"a the -tosnaeh
The great reason WAY pav-fH4a-
Communion b.. th..y Nv t.4.tsa &. as4-H 5F
n,-,Itrln. 10 stop the congo, ts --at -aa.s !,
nignt sw.al-. h.rttr fever and Dr. -l 1.l.
drrangc the whole dtge.ti,. ns.e--. ...s.--
the -rcrcs4cH.- AMI event .tI. :as 44.s.-. 50
Aad die
pr -rhensk IN bis treatment tts-s -
sop a cou.h, night Weal.. s-
move the ran.. and thr, Nil. 81. .'aF
own acuorf No onr can ~. .l.,. F.. -ar
iipu. Liver t8rr plaInt. pv.i..f-lh ,4a4rr- ~
tlcernt.-l thrsat uplr.- t..- uEs- anil -a41 E
are mat.e healthy
II any person ha- con.urar,..n. 81 e9a-s
lung. in some way ar, diseased ether 7aT
abce--,. bronchial irri.aiian p-4 tlae.
the lungs are \ ana.. ,,i Ina,fps...a a5t "a
caying. Ia such ea-.. what ma-t re 4Has
not only the lung. that are waiting Hat 4 is &
wh,l, l...ty ~. '.1,.,-.,-g ,-t Ils4r 14fs
their power a. make bloo,i ..ul 81 fossil N'a
only nance /. to take r. > a-uts- larry --
zines. which vit br1ur no 1taa.t ID f7s t.'-A
the patient "! II begin 10 ,raat ta..j q VII
ea-liy and make yo.5 Md lf.eB The Ha-ra. 81
~ :.
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President Republican State Convention
Hon. J. l.. CHAMBERLAIN. Brunswick.
BRUNSWICK. July Z. 1869.

BRUNSWICK. July Z. 1869.
Hon. L. NJ. MORRILL,, President Repub-
lican State Convention:
Dear Sir,-Iaccept the distinguished
honor of the denomination as candidate
for Governor, rendered me through YOU
By the Republicans of Maine. II is a
compliment which appreciate no less.
that the resolutions of the Convention
declare public policy identical with
the line of my life and labors hitherto.
1t only remains for me to assure YOU
of my earnest faith that the triumph Of
these liberal and vigorous principles
will make our people prosperous and
our State great.
Your friend and servant.
JOsHrA l.. CuAvRrRr
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SOUTH WEST HARRoR JULY 9th. is.;o


Bro. sAwYER:-
The Ladies General Beuevoicn, Society Of
fremont held their fair and Celebration on the
3;h. in . natural grove on the farm Of the late
Leonard Holmes ct South West HsTbor.-
The meeting Was called 10 order BY the prcsi-
dent OF the day. Capt. Jacob Mayo. At II O'Clock
"A Nationsl salute was tired under the dirrc-
ton Of Mr. Charles X. Gnley a returned soldier
from the late wsr.-The National song failed
on account OF the threatening aspect Of the
morong and the rough wind which prevented
the arrival Of the singcrs-praycr was offered
b. Rev. NJ. Reed Of Eden. aud the divine
blessing invoked On he Nation. the gathering
multitude. and the object Of the ,a-on-rhc
Declaration Of InIs pcndcnce va. read b, Rev.
Mr.. >tinson together with the names % The
worthy patriots ~ o proclaimed 10 TO tho world
An address MAS delivered by Rey. II. VI Eaton
prrse nting the gis' and snimUs OF tour subject,
our country WAS presented in the bs suti.ul
light Of christianity ''the child OF providence
in remarks highly interesting and cheering 10
American citizens The subject " temperance
was presented much 10 thu satisfaction or
Temperance people. all rcforIncrs Ike TO brsr
the old enemy hing Alcohol denounced ils
subject Of Masonry was prc-.afsd ia true
Masonic style. the Fraternity unit from The
beginning and hike the states OF thi. union iE-
div i.ibe now anil iorcvrr-snd la,t bat least
in Importance woman, right. were advocated
the usages and customs Of christian civilization
are fast breaking down til. barrier. % her
el~vat ton. abe nov ills position 10 many DE-
partmcnts VI industry and some Official stations
heretofore fil;ed only by incn.-rhc main pue--
ton shall woman vote. wts asked and the
Affirmative advocated bv tn. speaker with some
Wit AID aninisdv-r.ive remarks On the --uti-
mcnt. Of the past Ia regard tn thu womcn-t %
this last special point the writer differs from Ihc
speaker anl mag yet BE- hcari NJ. The aIlrr--
wxs very satisfactory.
The isii-. served aver. n,os dinner ~ tar
grove Al and O'Clock VI which the guests
psrtosk with sag.ru.ss and sS.iaciion-lhe
threatening appearance OF the morning. bad
thrown back ami Disconnected them somrwhs;-
but they exsrtcd th-tn-eiyr. and with TIN ~
sis,aace OF the gentlemen made thr who IL hing
pas. finely. The ladies OF the Genera BeneNo-
Loot society are adjusted by atru- christian bg-
neyoiencc their object i. general and not To-
cal or selfish. All honor and success, to the
young .oci.is. The baud OF National music
from swan. Island appeared at 4 o'eio''k and
the roll Of tho drums and the sharp note IL ihe
hie, electrified th- company @i'h giadIrning
cheer. II wasa careless neglect thst no arrange
m-nt was made for ioAsts aud stump spe-c.ir-.
ON the whole the occasion pa.-ed timely. every
tsing " .. agreeable beautiful grove 10 cha,
and loaf in, old friend, greeted each other
With hearty conSratui ,,ion sni tho l.T end
ell finely
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JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.

We learn from the Bangor Wing that
fire broke out about 3 A. NJ. Sunday
in the large store-house owned by I. j.
Merrill Of Dsmarscotta. The building
was entirely destroyed, together with
house and store. A shop containing
stoves and moving machines was very
much damaged. All were owned by
Merrill. Loss from $4,000 TO II 900.
No Insurance. The Wing says the fire
was caused by = man going into the
storehouse among the piles Of rags with
a lighted pipe.
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To Females
DIX. FREDERICK MoRRrrI I

bs. kEDkRith MORRILL,. mn
and surgeon, gives exclusive arteation to pc
oi omen. lie has made diseases Of ~oA5-
study for Ihe past twenty wears. HIS preist. ,
oeen extensi I've boin IN hospital and % III,
psactice. Ills reputation has vogch q "a =
cts papers, bis patients, and the nie.ilfa H..
ION, both here and abroad, a. being tht 1a'' \
lul specialist here and thorough mA-if'
aexaA- Diseases.
Ar. morrill, Is admitted by the best medt'
emf OF the rsuniry to have no equal ID lbt
meht Oh Female Con plants, ami Ii Is 30 v -
occurrence for physicians in regular Pfsss,-as
rccomend PATIENTS TO him Tor treatmen, WEE
hicted with diseases In his specially ..,5
Ladies viii receive the most selenuhe a"'
potn medically and surgically. with pti'sis =, <
ihents during sickness, and with old ana -
enced nui ses, II they wish. ..
The poor advised Tree Of charge. Physl.'y1
patients Wishing his opinion or advice 9,.at
anu enclosing the usual fee, will be snsaef''
return mail.
hedici-es sent to all parts of the eounai
once, No. ~ HOWARD T., Boston Ass''
a..rX
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MARINE LIST.
PoAT or ELLIS WORTH

Akiki ft'
July :. Eauny iye-. Curtis Tor Providence.
Lo,iu-sa. Means far Boston. Victory. Hi9gin,
for Boston. Fair Wind. smith tor y. Haven
Dexter. Flood fpr Boston. senator. Bonsey,
for LYNN. Red Rover. Murch Tor Boston.
Y Harvey. Rowd~u-
CLEARED
Agricola. whitaker. Tor boston. Minnola.
Whitaker. dp. Msrrrliu~. Rrmick for y. !
tercscn. smith for Bp-fou trl1hr. Eaton, d..
isih. Edward. Millikrn do Georgia, AlIey.
~ pho, Fullerton, ~. " II. Miller,
Murvh for Ialst-.
ARRIVED
\ Hooper. Lancaster. from Bo.ton. Monitor.
>adIier do signal, Ihurber. dp. /l.ayu.
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