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Az 80 much interest," Is manifested IN the revival
OF the enterprise known as the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad. which Is to form another grand trunk
line between the West ana tho Atlantic seaboard.
the following particulars are worthy collation. from
the presidents rep0rt:-The gross earnings OF the
road Tor the fiscal year ending September 30, 1882
were se62.e74, and the expenses s477.5sl. making
the net earnings SlS5.O92 The increase Of receipts
over the previous year $685. and the increase
OF expenditures S4o933 making the increase OF net
earnings s22,3S7 From the expenditures are 10 be
deducted the amounts paid for relaying with
new iron portion OF the road and the
increased amount Of wood on hand. The
indebtedness of the company Il increased
by the sum of S953,136, and now stands at
$3,0sY,S47 The whole OF this increase Is charge
able to the construction and equipment OF the road
west of Covington. Is supposed that the receipts
for the year ending September 80. 1870 VIII reach
s7Oo,oOo, and thas these receipts win provide means
to pay the running expenses Of the road, the inter-
est on the whole OF the present Indebtedness OF the
company. and leave y balance sufflcent to pay for
such new iron as may be necessary for repairs.
The capital stock OF the company Is 50. 1885,. s09 The
amount OF money already expended In the construo-
ton Of the road is s10,oo0ooo. The contract en-
tered into Is to complete and equip the road to the
ONO river at the mouth OF the Big Sandy, at cost
OF $4,000, ooo-$1o OOO,o 600 for construction and
$5, 900 900 for equipment; distance to be built 200
miles.
The following statement exhibits tho indebted
ness and the assets OF South Carolina, October 81,
1862 set forth In the annual message Of Governor
Scott
Funded debt OF the State. 1888 $40
Total amount OF assets held by the State on
Interest falling due during the fiscal year
ending october 81. 1870. 3s8 693
Annexed ia q comparative statement showing the
shipments Of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1867
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THE LAST SAD LAY OF A hINsTREI.-Last Tues
day night, ut certain resort on Third street. he.
tween Western row and Plum, Frank Pell, already
IN an enfcebled condition, fell heavily the floor,
striking mis- face against sptJoon and cutting an
ugly cash in his lip. 30 runs the story. lie was
conveyed TO the Cincinnati Hospital where late on
wednesday night he died. Then camo even q moro
impressive nnae to q varied career for after the
frtendess death 1t IL with good reason believed that
the corpse was given TO the cause OF science and
Quuer, Dec. a.
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do. lis l15H; do 1903. coupon do. 114N .
1l4T; DO. ten-forties. registered. 1or Q 1074; do
coupon, 1885, 1851.
The course OF the god market during the week Is
shown In the following record OF the extreme 1uc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

FLOUR AND Receipts 3l0 bbls. -four. 100 do
meal 4o52 bushels wheat l57b2 corn. lUCU do
malt, and $500 do. barley.
The nour market dull and heavy for Western quiet
and strong for extra State Business light
bbls within the range Of our quotations anneIe Cslifor
and southern -four dull and nOmina. Sales
Rye -four quiet but steady Sales 900 bbs
tons Corn meal quiet and heavy with sales Of <J0 bos
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Total for week. ....... s4,1s2,o9r S6,52


The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January i, 1869, compare with the correspon 4iny
periods In the two preceding years as follows:-
For the ,ceet. 1857. 1893. 1862
Entered at port. e471,sS6 $9s1,5os 81, 2s7, 667
Thrown on market. o5l,3l6 775920 900, $50
Since Jan. ].
Entered port. s317l. 200 77.3se328 eOs57 82s
Thrown market. vl8 800 79,0S3,464 49, 67s, 900
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Subjoned Is the total valuation OF foreign imports
OF the port OF New York for the week ending Deem
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To the Honorable the Justices of tho Supreme Ju-
dieal Court next to 10 holden at Aircd, within
ON the third Tuesday OF May, a. ID. 1865
ID ESPECTPUI.LY represents Elisabeth p. Gilpat-
IL rick, Of kenncbunk, in said county, widow,
that she Is seized In fec simple rs tenant In common
Of and in certain real estate situate In said kenne
bunk, and bounded rs follows, yizi beginning mt
the "Branch river" 50 called, ON tho road leading
from said Kennebunk TO "llarrisecket," 80 called /
thence by said river southeastery 2li rods and 10
links tO land Of George StOror thence north 81 To-
east - rods thence north So l0' west ~ rods TO
"GOOdwin's corner" called; thence by said Good
win line and by fence, north ~ ~ west - rodsi
81 west p rods and Ia links thence north 5js O'
west, about rods 10 Of the Goodwin land so
called; thence by said Goodwin and by fence north
33S CO.. east 10 rods and n links 10 corner of VIM. L.
Thompsons land, thence by said Thompson north
ig' west 10 rods and links; thence north " west
~ rods and II links thence north 3O east CO rods
thence south 27' east 81 rods and links to stone
and pine trees thence north 80 so east 70 rods TO
Pike & WallingfOrd's corner" ~ called thence
north 49, as west about 50 rods 10 corner OF the
"thirty acre lot" so called, thence by said last
named lot south 30 west y rods and ~ links
thence by said lot north 65 west 81 rods to corner
Of land Of said ThOmpsonS thence by said Thomp-
son south Do west " rods thence by said Thomp-
son north 65S west IL rods to said rOad thence by
said road south 1879 west ~ rods tn % maple troo
thence south ~ 30 west Il rods thence south ~
90 wet II rods moro or less to tho place OF begin
Vided third part Of said premises, that the other
tenants in common are John Fitzpatrick, OF Great
Fails, STAFFORD county, Now Hampshire, Phineas
W. fitzpatrick, Of Lewiston, Androscoggin county,
Niainei william J. Fitzpatrick, Of said kcnnebunk,
Caroline l.. fitzpatrick, Of said Kcnnebunk, and
Abby A. Fitzpatrick, OF said konnebunk that she
vantage while IL lies In common and undivided, but
lose the profits thereof Wherefore, sho prays that
legal notice may 10 issued tn tho other tenants, ana
that her part may be set of and assigned 10 her In
seyeralty by Commissioners appointed by Court, ac
cordiny to law, and, as in duty bound, will ever
pray.
May, \. ID. 1863. -
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Special Notices.
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. A BULEINCH ST..

Opposite Revere House.
n HE Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure in
Il announcing that they have secured the services
OF the eminent and well known DIR. A. III. HAYES,
late Surgeon U. \. Army, Vice President Of Column
bia College Of Physicians and Surgeons, &C.
This Institution now publishes the popular medi-
cal book entitled "fHR SCIENCE or LifE, or SELF
PRESERVATION" written by DIR. Hayes. IL treats
upon the Errors of fOath, Premature Decline Of
MaEh0Ol, SsmIRdi Weakness, and all Diseases and
IbBsss Of the GeRtraiirs Organs. Thirty thousand
copies sold the last year. IL Is indeed book for
every man-y0ung men In particular. frice only
Sl.m,
This Institute has just published the most perfect
treatise Of the Kind ever offered TO the public enti-
tied SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER
DISEASES" prOiusely illustrated with tho very best
engTaVings. This book Is also from the pen Of Mr..
Hayes. Among the various chapters may he men,
toned, The Mystery Of Liie,-Beautiiul Offspring,
beauty, it, value To Woman, Neutrality-suspicious.
raj Hygiene OF Woman, -pubeTty,-Change OF Life,
ENeeSSes Of the MarTicd,-PTeyentiOn TO COncep-
tiOn, &c. In Beautiful French Cloth, s2.0O, Tur-
key Morocco, full gilt, S3JO Either Of these hooks
are sent by mail, securely sealed postage paid, on
receipt Of price.
Thoughtful clergymcn recommend these books for
their high moral tome, and all eminent and skilful
physicians earnestly recommend them to the public
a. the only scientific and reliable treatise OF the
kind published In America.
these Popular BOoks."-dmsr. Journal Of Medical
Science.
The "PEABoDY JOURNAL or IIEALrH," DIR. Hayes,
Editor. Terms, one dollar year In advance. Ad-
dress as above.
u ALBERT II. HAYES, VI. D., Resident and Con-
sultlng Ply sician.
\. B-Dr. II. may 10 consulted In strictest con.
experience. iHU'otabie Sserssy and Certain Rstcf.
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Religious. .-Le
Rev. Joseph Freeman Of Hanover, Mass, has
accepted call from the Second Parish in York,
and win enter on his labOrs, the first Sabbath in
August.
Thanks.
l.. ID. (whosc modest initials we unfortunately
do not recogniie) at Omaha, has our thanks for
avery valuable map Of the Pacific r. r.; giving
an accurate survey OF the line. with the grades
ON the entire route. II is rare and very desira-
bic. Mr.. Herbert Lcavitt, formerly Of Saco,
and now at Omaha, we thank For western and
Nebraska papers. We do not quite understand
how to comply with his request
Class Of rs.
The alumni Of the High School had a reunion al
Shaw's Hall, last Monday evening, under tho aus
pices Of the Class OF 'Cs, whose committee OF man
asernent were Mr.. Prank Goodwin, Misses X. Hoop
or, %. Andrews, and l.. Kendall, and Mr. Charles
Moses, and the result Of their efforts was a very
pleasing entertainment, highly interesting to those
who took a part In 1t and was n very recherche af
fair. After speeches by several prominent gentle
men, music and dancing were INDUCED In until
twelve o'clock. We have not seen so dressy Ball
In this city for years. As II by common agreement
among themselves the ladies looked and dressed
their prettiest
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hnd Sb9 calves.
Prices OF Market Berf- Extra $40 20 90 10 o /,
first quality $40 % % ~ 2j second quality, Sill 90
% II 90 third quality, 50 20 90 10 30
Prices OF store Cattle-WOtking Oxen,e pair,
ESQ, s2DO, s,jO, $500.
Mileh Cows and Calves from SIS, $50, Sos, s75 20
500
.Yearlings. SIS a ses, two years old, $50 % ti2 )
three years old, &c aD 6.
Prices of sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81 80, 81 90,
50 80 a. - 90 each extra, 81 IS 90 Sc %, or from
40 Gle q N.
spring Lambs, 50 % 40 $500.
Veal Calves, g. W M els.
Hides, Ole e N. TaliOw, 7 20 7lo Y ID.
Lamb skins. So 40 Go each sheared Skins, IL %
2Jc each, Cali skins, - 90 23c v n.
Prices OF rOultry--ExtTa, 20l Cd dc prime, i9l
% Ncj good. Isl 40 100, medium, IA 10 Is, poor
10 medium, l7o " N.
" B-Boef-Extrs and first quality includes
nothing hut the best, fat, stall-ied Oxen second
quality includes the best grass fed Oxen the best
stal-ied COWS aud the best three year old steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse OF lots.
Sheep-ExtTa includes COssets, and when those
Of an inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
The market for cattle has not varied essentially
from last week, sl3 Y cwt, the highest point for
good oxen. Pasture ted cattle, mostly cows, and
years old steers. found sale from 50 40 $i2 v cwt
The quality Of grass fed cattle would average
rather better than one year ago.
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PREPARED nv tn
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

DE il known that on the fifth day of Dccem-
ID her, A. D., 1850, Martin v. u. Gowcll of Law
renee. In the County OF Essex, and John w. Gowell
of Boston, in the County Of Suffolk and state Of Mas
sachusctts, by deed Of mortgage of that date, and
acknowledged December 6, is66, and recorded In
York County Registry OF Dccds, book DOL, pages
las 10 III Inclusive, conveyed 10 me In foe and In
mortgage tract Of land situate in North Berwick,
I'M saa County of York and State Of Maine. bounded
eastery and northcrly by land of Isaac Earle west
ery by the highway leading nom Great falls In the
COUNTY uf Strafort and state OF New Hampshire, %
Lebanon, In saId County or York, and southerly by
land now or formerly Of Henry Gerrish, containing
ono half an acre. moro or less, with the buildings
thereon. Also ono other tract Of land situate in
aid North Berwick, bounded castcrly by tho high
way aforesaid southerly by land now or formerly VI
Henry 6erriSh westerly by land of James iianscom,
and northerly by land now or formerly Of Ivory Lib
bey containing ten more or less 10 the
payment of their ,prom,ssory note for the sum Of
isS6 and payable 10 me OF order in six months with
interest semiannually-that the condition Of said
mortgage isbrokcn, by reason whereof claim fore
closure 81 the same. WILLIAM Y SHERMAN.
July n, ls69. 1WO
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Y The relaxing power OF 'JOhnsOn's Anodync
Liniment" Is truly wonderful. Cases are already
numerous where bent and stiiIened limbs have been
limbered and Strengthened by II. When used for
this purpose the part should be washed and rubbed
thoroughly. Apply the Liniment cold, and rub 1t
In with the hand.
A crowd Of 'hOrse men" and Others daily throng
the stores in country and town for 'Sheridans Cav
airy Condition Powders" They understand that
horses cannot 10 kept in gOOd condition without
them, and with them can be on n much less guam
tity Of grain.
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MARRIED.

In this city, July Is, by Rev. J. Stevens Mr.. Ed
win Il. Thompson and Miss Nellie L. Merrill, both
Of Saco.
In this city, July 4, Mr.. John Il. Gerrish and Miss
Jennie 4. Gilman, both Of Acton.
In Dover, y. H., July I, Mr.. Edwin X. Talbot, OF
Boston, and Miss Mary A. Wentworth.
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ELISABETH p. GILPATRICK.
state Of Maine.

STATE Oh MAINE.
YORK, IS. At the Supreme judicial Court begun
and heH at Alfred, toithin aud for he County 81
York the hiri Tuesday Of May, in the year NJ
Lord one thousand sight hundred and 'irty-nins
Upon tho foregoing petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice 10 said phneas w. Fitzpatrick,
William J. fitzpatrick, Caroline L. Fitzpatrick, and
Abby A. fitzpatrick and John Fitzpatrick, Interested
in the prayer thereof, TO appear before the Justice
Of our said Court, 10 bo held ut Alfred within and
for said County OF York, ON the thru Tuesday OF
September next, by serving said Phineas W., vii.
liam j., Caroline f., and Ably A., with an attestcd
copy of said petition and this order thereon four
teen (and by publishing the same three weeks sue
ccssively in the Union and Journal, q newspaper
printed in BiddefOrd, in said County Of York, the
last publication 10 be thirty days ut least before
the sitting Of said Court, that they may then and
there in our said Court show cause, II any they
have, why tho prayer Of said petition should not 10
granted.
Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
y 5 ets. I a true copy Of the petition and order
LRS. thereon. ~ y,,n,,p,n ~
.m.u
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In this city, July ~, OF consumption sir. James
L. barker. formerly Of boston, aged ~ years.
In Saco, July IL, lssacher Weymouth, aged q
Year..
In SacO, July ~, \. Mabel, daughter OF Theodoro
Stone, aged ~ years and months. ,,,
In Saco, July 10, A. Linden, child OF Isaac MILL
ken, agcd months.
In sacO, July II, Garlic T., child Of Augustus
Palmer, aged months.
In Sanford, July TO- at the residence OF his father,
William Emery, esq, Mr.. Howard Emery, OF Phila-
dclphia, aged ~ years.
In North Berwick July p Dr. Ivory ii. billings,
formerly Of SacO, aged g. years and months.
In Jamaica Plain, July u Charles Edward, son OF
Charles T.. and Mariana T. Storcr, aged months.
In Lowell, July u, Mercy, wife Of MIR. Joseph
Bassett aged about Is years lBangor papers please
cOpy.
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A RESOLUTION relating 10 government buildings
at Fort Tottcn, Dakota Territory

Ne u tnseisd By tAs Senate and Lio.ss Of R,yrs-
sssisfirts OF s Usifed States of fss,riea ~ Cow
grsss asssmtisd, That the Secretary OF War be,
and no hereby 10, authorised and empowered to
kota Territory, 10 be constructed OF brick and TO
accept those at sald fort already constructed of
brick Prorid,d That In IN his Judgment buildings
OF that material VIII not Toe moro expensive than
buildings OF wood ind yrot,d,d G.yiL,r. That no
appropriation Will be necessary therefor.
Approved, April 6, 1859.
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BURR,s PATENT NURSING hottie.

The most Perfect and ConpsaisnfNursing Bottle
In the World. We supply the trade with all parts
OF the bottle separately when required, including
Bars Silp,rsd Wus Brush, which s OF intsfindbis
value 10 the Infant, u keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet and free nom acid, especially In warm Mea
Their Price OF Brush, 10 cts. BURR PERRY,
gists, &c fremont Street, Bostod, Mass. Sold by
all druggists. 3mb
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nor BOSTON.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Scmi-Weeltly Line!

On md afteF The Eth INIT The hno
S!sins, R,ES and snnsSp sn,io vii,
Leave Gaips Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
aud thu ItSDAY, at O'Clock y. NJ, and leave
Pier - East Ryer.Ne York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at3f.M
The Driso and Praneouia are fitted up With hne
acco mmodstions for passengers, making this tho
most conyeient and comfortable route for Hav-
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
tt,nO. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
trcal. Quebec, HALIFAX, 81. John, and all parts Of
Maine.
the Steamers rs early ~ 3P. 81. on the day that
the, leave Portland.
Por Freight or Passage apply 70
HENRY FOX, Gait's wharf Portland.
J, y. AMES, Pier Is East River. New York.
Nav O. lsCs, 81
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DR.. WARREN'S BILIOUS BlFTERS,

For Purifying the Blood, curing Liver Complaint,
OF Appetite and all spring Com plants, for Cleans.
ing, Strengthening. 1nvigorating and Regulating
the Human System, has no equal In the world.
Sold by all druggists. BURR & PERRY,
Wholesale Druggists. General Agents,
3m26 % fremont Stret, Boston.
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FALL RIVER LINE
.Str York. Phiiadsiphia, baltimore. YAH
ingioa, and all principal points Wet,
SosiA and South Wssf,

Mr. YORK, fHUddNpdh, DdVtWoTf, wan
ingioa, and aH principal points Wet,
SoviA and South Wssf,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, sSooy Deck, $780, Rasrase
rvHetl checked through and Transferred In Nee
GIHHYak frre Il charge.
uxx50 sev ywk trains leave The Oh Colony
anil Nevpou Railway Depot, corner of South and Knee
lani sweets, daily, Sundays esoeJtci) fouovs Il
S.JO r. ~, arriving In Nsvpart 20 mpu,es In sdvanor
5.aO 2. NJ, connecting at Newport with the and
MAGNIFICENT s.ramsrs PROVIDENCE, capt. u. ". sim-
mons, BRisr0L, Capt. Benz. Brsyton. The-e steamer
the astest and most reliable boats s Sound, bult
rsets with all 'e sou,lern Beats and Rarc loes hon
New Yers going Wet and South, and eoovenieut 10 The
Cslf<piA stcsmep
.'To shippers OF freight'' Iris uoe, sih n
new aud extensive dero< aooommcisuen' N Don , va,
Loe,) supplied viii feti. DC height and pAsseneu
buspess which oannot be sapassci Freight always u
Ken a lo~ rates, and f<vsriei With despatch.
New Yosk Exprrss Freight Train Raves boston ~ "a
An Triss. ,ss,us New YOrk rsseIes Bos.oo On Tho
Yo, telsts hsrths and saierco-ns, spry At ne
nys sfnoe, a No. on State Hour, oss,, 800 Ds
ton and SCAT. srv., and :. on S s.ss.... s..ssa
rsINDaY NIGHT LISR.n
r.. -. 800, s.va.y evening. ct o.so 70 Me-
''.sse a OBI. Sm s..,. .a, .i,i 70 s ever. ssr
=, Ssy 70 r 4. n. ed ir-a ." 40 y. NJ VOC ' o 'sA'o
and '.AsrS%s s.,s Nee Ycs daily. Curi,ys ineodsdl
ss. s.ssr rs North River, 'oe q Aan,y s-'s
5 ir.i aro. snIvERicx. Passenger 4 Freight Ast
JANIS FisK, Jr..
Managing Dir,esor Ssrasaosss Steamship Co
------.---.-. :. 49,
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EXTENSION TABLES The place to
IL buy Extension Tables Is at No, ~ Main
So, Biddeforsi, Me-, where they arc made and
warranted by lu HIRAM ID. SMITH.
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miscellaneous.
BRAZILIAN
MAGIC LUSTRE T!

This composition Is superior TO all Others for
Polishing Gold, silver, German silver,
Plated, Nrittania, Brass, ana
Tin Ware.
IL has Just enough of grit 20 polish the ware and
vet II will not scratch tia consideration long
sought for, hut obtained In no other composition.
There 10 no other article used for polishing ware
knives and forks, and cleaning glass, that wi give
you an almost instantaneous lustrc with slight
rubbing, aud which will not more or less scratch
the articles to be polished, and slight trial will
convince the most doubling.
We manufacture two kinds-one for silver and
nice ware. the other for kitchen ware aud knives
and forks, each having the same pecu.iarities--
Instant Lusirc with The Least Effort.
A trial will convince you of Its superiority over
all other kinds of polish. Or the truth Of what
we say we refer you to any person who has ever
used Ii, while among tho great number of those
who have testified that Is the best ever used by
them, We are permitted 10 refer TO Mrs. Robert
Adams Mrs NJ r. Tucker, Mrs u. y. Emery, Mrs.
u. butler, BiddefOrd, and hundredsof Others.
For sale by all grocers. jos oilers. and hardware
dealers. q Give IL q trial.
PREPARED nv THE
Brazilian Magic Lustre Company,
n. u. CENTER, Genr Agent,
o, M.ia niddefDfd. Me.
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BiddcTord .adperftsensessfs.
DIR. SMITHS COMPOUND EXTRACT
BLACKBERRY.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

-tOH-
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Morbu''
Cholera Infsntum, Coles, Cramps. TRIPPING
Pains, Indigestion, General Debility. fe-
male Weakness, and all diseases OF tho
Stomach and Bowels incident to
the Summer Season.
This highly concentrated Extract. stands before
the world, . matchless Remedial Agent and meaI-
einal preparation for the diseases here particular
ised. Cases III the most invetsate bloody dysen'
terry, where every other preparation has oe zen
unayailiny have, by the magical power OF TINS
compound, been broken up, and the patient
brought speedily 10 perfect state OF health
thus setting at defiance the common remedies OF
the day. and rendering IL Of intrinsic value.
It's pre-. eminence In the long catalogue OF medi-
cines In the cure OF Summer Complaints, has been
long known and highly appreciated by Thousands.
The most eminent physicians pronounoo 10 an In
valuable medicine, which every family should be
possession OF at the season Of the year when bowel
complaints are prevalent, that children may have
its benefit when first the symptoms OF these dis
eases so fatal with them. make their appearance.
Sold at wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor,
DIR. u. SMITH,
q "a Main Street, Biddeford, Me.
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aluiuu aud Soarnal.
Travellers Guide.


ssppsresD Trains leave Cor BOscn and he wes,-eN
ami 80 A n, and "a ami 653 p ~ Returning, have
Boston at ! % A.s Il q, AMI 10 AMI sOP.a
Train. Coz Portland and the Esst-ii As, Al and
TISA. A., and 30 ?. n. Returning at6.lS ami $40
AZ, ssd z - anil 6ooP.s
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DIED.

r Notices of deaths not exceeding aS lines, inserted
res above that number at regular advertising rates.
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NONPTDINTTAL.-young men who have injured
" themselves by certain secret habits, which unit
them Tor business pleasure, o. the duties Of married
liisJ ALA middle aged and ODD men, who, frem the
advance cf their years, before placing themselves
under tho treatment Of any one, should frst read
The secret Friend" Married ladies viii learn
Friend" sent 10 any address, IN sealed cnyeloP.'
on receipt 81 % cent?. Address DR.. CHARLES A.
STUART CO., Boston, Mass. y1