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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

Leek 10 Your Stock.


farmers-even with come well.informed
msu--to allow stock to feed upon the
frost. bitten grass IN late autumn, or to
cootins them to tho grove, TO pick up
such blades. % may have found shelter
under the leaves Of forest trees, or even
live on browse. After while even these
shostI supplies will give out, aud the
careful farmer will provide abundant and
nutritious food, while the careless farmer
will comfort himself that bis stock 10
"doing we'll enough" aud be will never
be undeceived until at once, upon more
than usually close inspection, hs 6nds
that his csttle and colts hsvs been losing
fish "uncommouly fast Of iste." This il
very poor economy. just look at II:
you have wintered your stook-not per-
haps in the best condition but they lived
when a.good bite Of grass hrd grown, add
upon this better feed they throve. True,
it took until Jane before any psssspible
impfpve nspe gas noticeabl (hE .aflSs
that. their better condition could bs seen
frop week to Vetk, end by tbs, 6rst Of
October they were iu due order. Now
lat 10 select . steer Weighing Z thousand
pounds; you wish to keep him another
year !; 'tAs, pofdA noH, I'D, ,a.t6!sbAsp hiig
Groviug-you must pot only hold him 10
conditiaas 10 Asigh theuSsnd pounds
next MSy- 6scsuss ths1 yol have lost
six stTGss1s months feed sad snvs-but
yourosss ,kssp him growing, % that 'hs
shall veigA d thst dine st least twelve
hundred Deuads. A very thrifty steer
will do even better than that
Etrasss -uhe de not sisssa sesst this
matte. will, think, they sre, doing veil,
enough "a hsvs stsck Ioh t1sSit sun dur.
ing winter. and there are some-yes, too
many-vhoss s;ock will not weigh ~
WUeh IN tie spring - they did the prsced-
ing IN. eseA farnsrs save The mark y
viii aiwsys expect their stock u b
sprisg poor j. and, ~ = consequences, they
themselves, slso; are spring poor ill he
yesv, sud havs s.ligkt 70 be? i'. -itFL
Thsss are the men that eommsnee %
run Up stsfe bill, and s1psst 20 "pay
after harvest )" ~ hsst they always prom
iss to do 20. Now, there 10 no need Of
al this, II yoa have not feed enough 70
wiatss veil oil ysus stock. ell sona
stsek ,xsWs reduce yesr herd until il
shsil bs IN proportion 70 your fodder Add
corn, % that Oh viii 10 ksptin 4 tbFiyiSs
eoAditiop. You RiIl sava al you will get
fosdths stock thas you ssll, end take n1ch
mofs pleasure With vhst you have iefl.
aud make more money oat Of thsm. Il,
+ All hsas Of stock should soW bsNs It
4 a a. = - ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

store take another piass him sh horse
and let him ride twenty or thiey miles q
day, or walk IL sgainsta sti6 Western
brssseeHahd tou WI hSSel o. the qusn.
tity Of dinner the latter will need, ~ con.
pared NTH the former Alost Of our
reader. hsvs perhaps been Ia tho coudt.
tion supposed, ada can thus bSttsr spDre.
oiats oar eomparison. - II what ws 6avoi
written 10 trvs-and there To- no doubt
about it-go 70 work 1t opce and close up
The oh,nts, Or build the new bsre.s
There 10 20 s1psnditurs Of ,i@s os money
made On the farm, that psJs better, i, , {,
With some OF our readsrs, especially
ssehlas hsvo bus rScsasly como into pos.
session OF their present plaza, 4 new bsrn
may not bs attainabls this year haA
they have stock, and Il must be sheltered
-how shsll they protidsi ,,.,sht ,9J I.s '', .s.,
Twenty OF twenty lvs ysars age, there
were uos many barns h Northern Illisoib,
but the people that came 10 TO make .
home thSeet kaSw lhs vslas ofShelsls for
stock. ThS5Iasde sads fratss Of 1oles.
by plaeiug sigle ofsten csotchsa peetA, n
tiSSsjiS1 ii13 3Iiu't And Svvv shs1S, ,SAG
poles oys lails we've sNapea, !, ~ lhe whole
we'll 6ffed II aud over With straw, aud
thus they made toierabfs warm stables for
horses spa oowa, apd these did duty NAQi
ths bdis could b Afforded. !'nN "'i
,Agsin, the ssfsv piles nAy bs 20 Goa
styuetsd o. TO- AFFORD. o shsltst. sesipsk the
bleak winds st least, BY making shsN IN
the shape OF . caIpsnisP's squsys, or q
capital L. which 10 better. Rsiss "a, pile
high enough to keep the stock from the
top Of Il; and, % tho season advances and
cattle disw oat more than thsy will eat,
place il sgaia on Aths top and keep up
the, height. We have known cattle to
eat, clean through ths straw pile, and
some to be buried under il, which should
b. guarded agAusN .,yy,r1ny L.n /!
Chat affords considerable feed and uu.
triment, and, when bright, most cattle
will eat it greedily but there Is danger
IL fesdiR Il, for il will caass csstlete blosa
and die IL eaten in too large quantities. /;
hence, It 10 best to mix il, while thresh
Ing, all through The straw piles apd then
they can got but little. 0f il at time. To
get cattle to eat straw and relish il, il Il
good to make . little salt brihe occasion
ally aud sprinkle the straw with il, using
. wisp broom. We hsvc known oattlo 70
BE- vintersd on straw alonA, but this was
written to reco.amond q better way.
Colman's Rural World. - ..u
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

~ usual, 10 on time. 'lts literature COM
Psres favorsbly With The standard msss<
sides ef tn country. Personal Reeol.
lessieps Of !l'h scksry," 10 the sunbsr b.
fors u xinlb read WITH interest, together
with many OTHER 'weii.writtsn articles.
The Monthly 10 $500 . year. Address
Rssde. Browne Z Co., Chicago, 1lis.
"Lsisurs Hours" Il also very is.sr.
sstieg magazine, published hy O'Dwysr
4 Co., at Pistsburs, Pa, and edited BY
J. Trainer King. II i : fsss worthy Of
nots,, that literature = the ebsspsst pro.
duction of ths sss, and "Lsissss Heors"
vsriass IT,, 6spA &Aoe nd nstita
Ths Physiological Jouraal for Novsm.
bsr begins 4 rev volume with shs Ai,t Of
Jsssasy ssst. This journal b widely
and ta,srably known, =, Evsjy number Z
rsplsts With lsssrestiak btvsrsphie., SOL
sntias aPssalssioss, dslissa.iess Of shss.
aetsr, etc., HsssJnnpstia aslJ $500 .
ysas. 'iaAddtsss 8. A. Wslle,- ESQ DrSsi.
way, Ntv York Ill ;aqt'F is.a ,:j ID ,f'a, va
The 0id Guard. sssssy.liks. stands ont
prominsnt' .smsag rths hsst books that
adSrn aas st1Y asslt . y .xsIt y 'prqtsssas
TO b., tAscsly Dsuossstis nssssias il
ths county, Mn iSI IL q given
. tstkvo os4Sak Of 64SflcH. hiRG sovsd
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

Man le.dC 15S6s6a II HSE .l..l-..,u
that oct h1sIssssnNY ssssas saa '6ad.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

AN ENTIRELY NEW FEAT TURE.
Number Of .SSaaT pr9Sau&ic cliaA.d. varying
from i've to twenty two, according to age. Six
ssa ssn@eae Ssss .hs sSs .s:. siH ssriss iss
on oil the payments, or till tho sum insured shall
have been aecumplatsd.
No3eterJ sius 4 III po1e} dArhs TO PSI.
int pSsfSd atersGbe m@Fo I'D twelve pbs csIAI
0ompos4d su&srs1t end bubssq qesntly, ds1iAe IL
whole period Of life. the Policy pays an annuity
:s q u. iss. sSuai = slost q! ~ s,e. A. dea.h
'':ssi:13Isk e 1xss;cG .AAA.s
annual premium paid secures 10 ell holders II
zis; 4scE Rs1s:: g. sssys
New Jersey, nnsyivanis or wsstsrs Oonpssiss
.,1|s;;33SSs;ys,;!*! *. .'''rAIs'lt' e!''t
>. T.: .s.,; s,eI - s:s as.':s acs;:.
State Law, aad las alsd certificates showins The
Deposit Of 500, 900 fos, ~ security Of policy
holdsrs with Conaisalohst Ring.
= :::!;:I 81; :;;|i1;'
BEST Company for reliable mes to CANVAS for
10 the souaa1G Il9M!D HO4 uTN
.YYIH NkLhEN, 3, ,MAqsesr,,,,,,
Fif Missouri, kaISas Z SSul'n tiiiUeis.
Fl. OaDAfT1s&H0 AesNh,
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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

DEMAND THE CASH IN ADvANos.-Ws
observe that number Of our country
exchanges are notifying their readers
that afier certain specified dates they will
require cash in advance for subscriptions.
This 10 the true policy. and should be
rigidly adhered to. TIE newspaper pub.
fisher is required TO- pay casb for oil that
enters into the preparation Of his paper,
aud u 4. shser iojus.iee 70 ask him 70
give credit Every man who subscribes
10 paper does 20 because be knows il to
be valuable to him, and not as favor to
the publisher, snd he should pay for it
as he 10 required 70 do for every other
cash commodity. Let country publishers
enforce thb policy, without fear Or favor.
for,oos year, and they will have no trouble
thereafter. Better avs hundred prompt
paying subscribers than one thousand Of
tho credit elass Who arc never out Of
arrears. Demand the cash in advance
Com. Printi9s Gasetts. .,,,.'',..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

TO D1s BLAck.-Allo~ae psuAd, Of
Logwood to each pour d of goods' thst are
to b dyed. Soak Il over night 10 soft
waters then boil il an hour. apd strain
tho wltsrih which Il 10 boiled For steh
poapd Of logxpod, dirtolse "a oiAss. oi
blue vitfiol "a 1ukSwarm water, sumcisnt
to- vet The goods. Dip the goods ia
when 1aturated with it, torn tho Whole
into tho 'logwood dye. II the goods Al
cotton, set the veSsc, bn thc flfe, aud 1t
tho goods boil ten or fifteen minutes, stir.
ring them constantly to prevent their
spottiug. silk and wooden goods .shppld
not be boiled in Ae dye-slufr,s but II
should BE- kerg'N Ssscldibg heat for
twenty minutcE DHiu TIE goods with
out wringiug, and hang them In . dry,
shady place, where thar, will hiys the air.
When dry sst4hfso3oE htkuttt1e them
into scaldiag III Mtk Ann n Oft,
in the pis(esllon Of I tssesp = 1hrse
GALLONS Of tAs wsteE lew g6doS re-
main = It'll seli u :A&AseS - In :
place whes1hsf viii dry .(shej 6Aeail
s::. &C.: 4 Zig ssssa 3 .i;s ~; |;
let It remiin/ n IL tillS 6Cld. Soaking
blaok.dysd goods ia sour milk IL also
sqeAtsfstssb4eolags mi bios ,Isy
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

CAUSING or RUsr ON WHsAT.LThe
close long continued analytical researches
Of Dr., Sprengle led 10 the -concllsios
tbatlah excess lof irou greatly ifsvoss Tie
growth Of red rust on the leaves and
eulms Of wheat and other cereals. A
soil in the vicinity Of Brunswick that
did not lack drainage. but huC Trunrk,@
able for growing whSat and. aSsrlsy, ~As
always attsckst sad eeperally blightod
BY sssk. s a. .sssuttty Of this soil was
taken into the Geld generally free from
this often ruinous parasite, 10 form an
artificial soil fifteen inches deep. Wheat
planted 10 this wss badly <rastad, while
that grown oil around ID, in the same
6eld, was free from ths nalsdy. There
was something in tho soil peculiarly
favorable 10 the fsugus which stsfns
ones clothing ss red a bog irsn oss i,self
Drainage is q partial remedy and none
more. 1yu. --.'
Dr.. Sprep :el found op analysis frac,
tioh over & halt ~ cent. 81 tho phos!
phate Of iron in the soil undor sonside.
ration, with oniy d trace OF lime com.
bined with silicie acid. AZ free aiims
will take phosphate acid away from iron,
and indirectly convert iron Into the harm.
lees peroxide, and st the saus tine, pro.
duce the valuable fsr.sliset, phosphate Of
. liue, k9aips v4' prss9ribed i.Sth''fPrs
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
DID you KNOW ITv .-f'aoe
Know what7
Why, you can 60 70 H. T. PENDLE-
TON, At WAlanT UrTY, and get al kinds
Of -''''''
STOVES, Iusnrt.f',tta..#.
TINWARE,
EFT .<A- = = FURNITURE,
AGRICULTURAL 7. @. 10 y - 4
IMPLEMENTS,

IMPLEMENTS, ...
mN. .."a",H PLOWS, 10.
Also, all kinds OF LUMBER, and every.
thing at s.. Louis Prices and freight.
He is also prepared to write your
Deeds and Deeds Of Trust, and keeps q
supply Of - IT,.
always on hand.
he will alto buy oil kinds Of Produce,
and pays the highest market price.
n5 ~ .a OBSERVER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
1900 POLICIES'.7'I
ISSUED IN All MONTHS

The LassSss usunsncSnsnA Dssiness
Ever Done By any Insurance Ceopany In
the Werld. ONE 6EvBMTM 81 lShis
Business sent fk0n the ~ Eouh O0eo.. .
AND wE3NNOTP
NOTICE THE LIBERAL EEANIRkS
Ths sdyestaess ssfr:S II .hi: CsmgssE. 2. sksl sSl
Altp1i( tinS s-brxs8it Il - 4
ApfstisacnAs SYA r..1ta. z
deferred premiums.
Dividsads % The Pyosrsssivs Plaa, aad ais.
upon the Guarantee Interest Plan.
The business Of this Company 10 on the Mutual
Gi,x sglSetsss Rl9ni
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
House for Sale.

For Sale i'm Brunswick, Me.
h;sA A 1-2 story Dwelling House, with L, Sta
H::.l BILE, and Garden. The house fronts the
HssA College Green, and was the residence of the
late frof VIM. Smyth. For terms apply to
A ROBERT B0WKER, EsQ.l
may15dtfs Nh8sy Brunswick, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21

A curious fact has been lately brought to
notice in regard to the Nevada silyer-mines.
Heat, not water, is the chief enemy encount-
cred after reaching a great depth, and in
ste ad OF pumping out water, companies pump
out air. A Nevada paper says the increase
in the heat in cur mines is now begining to
give many of our mining companies more
trouble, and is proving a greater obstacle to
mining operations in those levels lying below
a depth of one thousand feet than any veins
or pocket deposits of water yet encountered.
A number of the leading companies on the
Comstock are now engaged in putting in en-
gines to be used expressly for driving fans for
furnishing air to the lower levels, forcing lit
through large tubes of galvanized iron.
With this great increase of heat in the mine,
comes great decrease of water; in fact, in
our deepest mine, the Bullion, which has at
tanned the depth Of twelve hundred feet, not
a drop of water is to be seen; it is as dry as a
lime-k and as hot ASIAN oven. In the low
er workings OF the Chollar-Potosi mines,
which have perpendicular depth of eleven
hundred feet beneath the surface, the ther-
mometer now stands at one hundred degrees,
"a frightful heat to be endured by human
being engaged in kind of labor calling for
severe muscular exertion. Here, also, we
find the water to have decreased till there is
at the present time a very insignificant
amount. f5 .air'.sf- a4l
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
Eltis' Iron .Bitters

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice. 1
can testify its superior tonic properties for invigo
rating the appetite and promoting digestion. can
unhestatingy recommend it in cases of general de-
biliy and dyspepsia, and in conditions of the system
requiring the of ferruginous tonic. Its agree
able favor must recommendit ii to all.
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. S. GAUNTT, NJ. d.,
Professor in the Philadelphia University OF Medicine
and Surgery. r
Prepared by VIM. Ellis, Chemist. For sale by
Weeks & Potter, Wholesale Agents, 17O Washing
ton Street, Boston, and by Druggists and Grocers
generally. -il' .N aprl5d6m
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
Portland & Kennebec R. R.

GUNNER Arrangement, May ., ESbO
Tsco Trains Daily beta0een Portland and AUGUSTA
rrsz,szxza1 Leave Portland for Augusta, N ixed
train at 100 Am
Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, Waieryille and
Bangor, at 12.45 Nj. Portland ior Bath and Au-
gusta at 5.15 NJ.
passenger Trains will be due at Portland daily
at $50 A NJ, and ais p NJ.
Fare as low by this route 10 Lewiston, Watervlle,
Kenda IS Mills, Dexter and Bangor as by the Maine
Cen raj Road; and tickets purchased in Boston i0r
Maine Central Stations are good tor a passage on
this line. Passengers from Bangor, Newport, Dex
ter, &C., will purchase Tickets 10 Kendall's Mills
only, and after taking the of the Portland and
Kennebec Road, the conductor will fnInish tick cts
and make the fare the same through to portland OF
Through Tickets arc sold at Boston over the East
ern and Boston ana Maine Railroads for all Stations
this line; also the AndroseoggIn X. X. and Dex-
ter, eangor, &C., on the Maine Central NO break
OF gauge east OF Portland by this route, and the only
r01te by which a passenger from Boston Port
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad.
Stages leave Bath for Rockland, &c., daily. Au-
gusta tor Belfast daily. Vassalboro for North and
East Vassalboro and China daily. Kendalps Mills
for Unity daily. At PishOn's Ferry TOR Canaan dali
ly. At Skowhegan TOR the diffe enJ towns North on
their route. iifl-it if
Augusta, April 20, 1863, ql mayl7u
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
salem Lead Company.

Manufacturers Of WHITE LEAD, by new and i'm
proved machinery, whereby they are turning out an
article hich for purity, 5riancy and body is un.
quallsd in this country, and win be warranted
perfectly PURE. They have, also, Leads of lower
grades. They manufacture, also, LEAD PIPE. Their
prices will be warranted as low as those OF other
manufacturers, for goods OF equal quality.
FRANCIS BROWN, Treas'r,
ONCE, Post ofdce Building Salem, Mans.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21

A NEW 2 tenement house well built, with all
IA modern conveniences. Also barn and stable,
corner North and Walnut SITS. Enquire OF
T. CONDON, on the premises,
Or at IS Commtrcial St. iune13dif
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by It..
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders, which were ag.
gravated by the scrofn-
Ions c0nfamiDa afinu until
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
7 WHAT TO SEE.

Last Wednesday on our arrival at S. w.
Harbor, after dinner at the pleasant Island
House, kept by III. H. Clark. ESQ.,, NE we're
furnished with an open earriage and started
for tour of the Islands by the way OF Somes-
vile, the mountains, Bar Harbor and Eden.
A bali hours ride brought us to the spot
where the colony under Du Thet the French
Jesuit, was routed, pillaged and driven into
exile by the English. The view from the
head OF the sound was delightful At about
two miles west of Bar Harbor, we lett the
road, and under the lead of John b. Hudson,
Jr., the well-known Portland artist made an
ascent OF the highest mountain, which is
about 1900 feet high OF the enchanting view
that We there enjoyed, it is not possible to
convey any adequate conception. Nothing
IN this country or in Europe that we have
seen equals in variery of scenery the paDora-
ma opened to the eye on the summit of
Green Mountain. The grandeur of the
mountains, beted with their forest soltudes
and beautified with their sylvan lakes, was
strangely Blended with the glory OF the open
sea, stretching beyond our vision and repos-
ing IN the halcyon quiet OF one OF June's
sweetest evenings. AT sunset we reached
Bar Harbor. Here is the WAYsIDE INN.
Capt Il. E. Higgens proprietor, fhe noble
sailor VINO at the risk or life saved the only
survivor of the party lost in Frenchman's
Bay, summer before last. Other new houses
are erecting. The Spouting Horn, the Devils
oven, the ancient Cemetary where sleep the
Gregoires who held the Island under a
grant from Louis XIV, Schooner Head and
other delightful objects OF interest are reach
ed by short drives. On the whole We know
OF no more charming resort TOR the summer,
and only hope that capitalists win soon er-
&c hotel whose appointments shall be
commensurate with the needs. of the place.
PORTLAND, JUNE IA, 1S69.l Il 3sE. P. n
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
Washington Willis,
az LAWRENCE, MASS.

AZ LAWRENCE, MASS.
OHEvIOTs, for Spring and Summer Wear
BANNOCKBURNS,fo for autumn and winter,
have been copied from the best Scotch styles, and
manufactured from the imported Wool, which alone
can give the proper effect to them. [i3
At first it was thought by the parties who con-
tracted for the goods, that they would sell better
without the distinctive mark of the Washington
Mls but it has been found that in general appear
anee and durability they are quite equal to their
foreign prototypes; therefore the largest consumers
have requested that the regular Washington Mills
ticket should be attached to every pece and in or
der that purchasers may be protected from the pos
sibility of having interior goods sold to them in gar
ments under the name Of the Washington Mills
Cheviots, the following named parties hereby adver-
tse to the trade and public generally that they have
given the preference to these goods, and will have
them constantly in stock, And No Inferior
Grades will be offered as substitutes.
" NEW YORK. BOSTON. 9g
A1bernethy & Co. Whi'ten, Burdett s.
CarhaIt. whtford & Go. Miner, Besl T. Co. llscd
James Wilde, Jr. & Co. G. w. Freeiand, Beard s.
Deyn q Go. ~ Co..
Brooks Bros - 81 Lockwood Bros. Z. Co.
Geo. w. White & Co., for 90 CHICAGO,
merly White, whtmanField, Benedict & Co.
2 q Co. .sei g. ste.i ~ ALBANY, N. Y. ia
Riudskoff Bros. g. Co. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Kirkland, Babcock Stein Bros;
PHILADELPHIA. lG.y.s 5. s oaacEenbush k s.
Wanamaker q Brown. Co.
Cans, Wilgus q CO. Dorr & Stone.
Fries. Malssed q Haw- PROVIDENCE, RI.
Brookfeld & Eek. PORTLAND, ME.
April l2-eod3mO Chadbourne g. Kendall.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
In COssssssnptios,.i


NEW HAVEN, cr., Oct II, 1866
Rentlemen:-I feel 1t Is o duty and pleasure to
give you the benefit Of my experience in the use of
Goes Cough Balsam. From taking heavy cold. II
was taken down with an attack OF congestion
OF the lungs, and continued to fail, under the best
medical care, until was given up, BY competent
medical authority, to die There seemed nothing but
strangulation and death before me. / was told
that further medical attendance and medicine was
useless. and was resigned death, when friend,
VINO had been greatly benefited by using the Bal
sam, brought me bottle. This was after had done
with the doctor and medicine. 1 thought it helped
me, and continued taking the medicine, and con-
tlnued to improve until my cough stopped, and my
main. gents, with great respect 4 q u " y
Your ob't serv't, JOHN WELLS
zoo Washington st, New Haven, ct.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
BILLIARD TABLES
e J.. r.. CAME & co,
ia Sudbury Street, Boston,

MANUFACTURE Billiard Tables with Phelan &
NkCollender's american Standard Cushions, which
are admitted by professional players 70 be superior
TO all Others and in use IN all the principal
hotels and club rooms In Boston. Proprietors and
manufacturers OF the new Time anu frlce Registers
for Billiard Rooms and Mechanieai purposes, pa
tented Nov 17th 1868
So.e Aeenas in the New England States for
pbelan a (sollepder's Standard American Tables and
Cushions. -
All Repairs, and refittng old tables with our new
improvements, Turning and Coloring Balls, done
promptly. 81
few first quality secondhand four-pocketB 1-2
by II Tables, with fixtures, for sale cheap.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
PREPARED nv

Dr. j. @. AYEB & CO., Lowell. ma..
Practical and AsagyticaE Chen.tst.. 4
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-21
Boots, Shoes and Slippers.

ARuE LOT just Received at No. Cnsco 81.
- (Montgomery's old Stand) 1909 prs for sale az
Less Price per pair (for the same kind and Quail
One price and no deviation
eB Tapping, heeling and Matching of all kinds Of
Boots and shoes done at the lowest rates - :
CALEB y. SMALL.
ay 19eod1wdtW3wis Pronr;ator