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FKEE 10 BOOK AGENIS.

ifes y ehsrrs. Addrtss NATIONAL PUBlsHiNG
eco Boston. Mass
lGENIs AAAIEil--for utw ia Make the farm
n Paw sure, saie and prac ucal uaidc 20 fssry
FArlner EtoeK Kaiser, ArdneT ana Efult Galturlst
80 this book Yearly prots may be doubled. lshd m
creased 10 value poor mAa made dsh and hunesl la
b0r rr wafaea. English ahd German ksfrytod huys
it 6J0 sod m few t0anships Hundreds syld 10 =
fow ioWhships. AgeEts can dad o. hsltcr N"fk ear
iIg TIRE Eal and Miatr4 FARMERS aud Their sous can
zach make tfn0 per mouth ~ead for circulaf Adj
drcss zElGLEk. Meet EDl a CO. Springfield Mass.
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HOLIDAY journal ron 1870.

CONTAINING Fairy story CO.. thristnas, Plays,
" Puzzles and Wonders 10 lhoYe pages, Illustrated
sent FREE on receipt Of cent stamp Tor postage
ADAMS 4 co, - BroumHeld 81, Boston. Aass,
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stuUkTERs GUIDE" -rhe EEAL original r
IL ~ pQa sold, Tells how to INT tap, and naf,h
All auimals from Biink 70 boar $40 tanning secrets
81 pages vii be bound livery b9l needs q, ~ WiA
posl paid Address HUNTER 4 90, Puhtthors
liInsHnLr n II
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TEHUANTEPEO.
Continued from Second Page.


rope full of romantic scenery, it is highly at
tractive, and will, in progress of time, when in-
habited by an enterprising and labOrlOus pop
nlatiOn, become one of the most beautiful spots
On earth
This entire region, for its salubrity, cannot
be surpassed by any country whatever
Last comes the plain of Tehuantepec, nearly as
healthy as the hilly region, although warmer,
tropical climate. All these regions together
form a broad surface of country, from the Gulf
of Mexico to the Coast of the Pacific, of great
variety of resources and of remarkable health
{ulness-a feature peculiar to the lsthmus, as
khe lands on both of its sides are very I'M
healthy I" This peculiar and exclusive salu-
brity of the lsthmus, in my opinion, is chiefly
Hue to its cOniguTat0n, which forms, as IL
were, gate, walled ON both sides by heavy
masses of mountain, through which pass cur"
rents of air that prevail only within the limits
of the Isthmus, and render the country they
traverse permanently salubrious." -H0l
1t win be seen that very nearly the entire
region is susceptible Of being subjected to the
uses of agriculture, with far less of waste
land. from the mountainous formation, than
would naturally be supposed. Nor can 1t be
doubted that one of the early consequences Of
the construction of the Tehuantepec Railway
will be the introduction of a new population,
attracted by the rare climate and productions
of this favored region; and population is all
that is needed, when once means of transport
alton and REORGANIZATION are supplied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05

To TIE Public;
wehave recently noticed going the rounds" in
the papers 81 Maine, = certificate from DIR. Bu
chanan, OF Philadelphia the purpcrt Of which Is
20 bolster up DIR. l.. y. Shattnck, Of Augusta.
Justice to ourselves and the public requires the
following explanation OF this affair, which speaks
for itself. In n letter dated
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Is, 1879,
Or. BucLdna. says We received Dr.. Shaituck,
and treated him rs q gentleman account of DIR.
Greene, as he informed us that he had been with
DIR. L. for long time; and from this affirmation
he received special attention from US. After he
went home to Augusta, he wrote for the enclosed
certificate, which we gave with the clear under
standing that it was 10 be framed for his Office, and
not for circulation. Several parties In Maine have
written me regarding this, and invariably KEEP,
silent but a. IL involves our respected friend, Or.
Greene | am not disposed 10 be so any longer |
wrote to DIR. Shattuck regarding II, and he answers
me that Il win be taken out and used only as first
intended. regret this exceedingly. but the entire
mistake was in me approaching DR. :. Rs DIR.
,ireene's confidential student and treating him ~
SUCH
The public Will rcmcmbcr that We proved be
yond all question that the time Shsituek spent
with DR. Greene at the Institute in Boston, was -
4 lahorcr, and not as n medical student. The
public win see also that thu treatment of Dr.
,,recnc who has become favorahly known through
ou, the country during practice Of more than
twenty-five years in BOSTON.
We would advise invalds and all Interested to
send for DR. Grcene's medical book, tseut free
aud learn tile true means OF cure, and not trust
their lives with Young AMI inexperienced Doctors,
Address DIR Il. GREENE,
81 Temple Place, Boston.
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PERRY DAVIS & son,


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The Trustee, OF THE Institution take pleasure
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~EIF PRESENTATION" written by DR.. Hayes. II
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and ibgsss at the GcHerdiIre Organs. Thirty thou
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only 5lg0
This Institn,e has Jus, published the most
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pablic entitled "SLNU Al PHlSluLool Oh " OMAN,
AND HER DISEASES pruiuseiy illustrated wih
the very best cugTavinSs. THIS book = also from
thc pen oi Dr. Hayes sam"ng The various ehaltst1
NAV be mentioned The NJ -icry oilHc,-lscautiiuI
offspring. Beauty, it, value 10 " oman, Marriage
General iIN.rine of WUman,-PUbcrty,- thang &c
OF Lir.-ENcc,ses of the Married. Prevention 10
Conception. Nc In beautiful French cloth. 600.
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Thoughtful clergymen recommend these books
for their high moral tone anil all eminent ami
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AVOID ALL QUNCK OR ADVERTISING DOCTORS
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our TABLE

TIIE AMERICAN A,'RiCULTURlsT, j. fnil of
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and beautiful 4uJ ~, trGcts,c ea-ragiUss, with in
formation suited g, ci;y or country a; the low
price 80 Al So per .,nuum. Published 10y Orange
JaIi \ Co. y York
TuE LTTTlE CORroE III : rui! Of good prose
ami pov.r, for the Juveniles. wear nj Riverside
Farm. los Emily Huntington Miller, l. attracting
great .ajSecs, Published hy \ l.. SeNclI 4 Co,
Chicago, M
OR HONS AND Girls, or oliver optics
ms,,rinc. with IL tuut ~ smu~encnt anatn~tr,ic.
ton - rvre,Vvl week., from tuv cntcrrr.,inE
publishers, Lee y sheppard, T,,tou
WOMAN HER CONDITION PROSPECTS &C ,
by Dr.. /. 2 BrOcNvgl-a hya book ou ih,, popular
tup.c, Ia which historical fa-; and references are
spaced With uum-rcu, Illustration, describing
uoman'- wsys, sunering>. duties and cAii'nss
sold o,.iy 10y ascats. Published by l. Siebb.ns,
uartfI ri, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05

John E. Thompson. Esq, of Hartford,
has just purchased of Mcssrs. Hayiord
and Marshall, the celebrated Cotswosd
Buck. referred 10 in a previous COMMUNE
cation, and a pair OF beautiful Leicester
sheep, for $500. Messrs II and Nj. have
also been making several other sales OF
their imported stock the present week.
The work is progressing with great
activity on the R. X. and its friends are
sanguine that il will be completed by
january LIST, 1870.
The Free Baptist Society gave an ex.
hibition at their new church last week.
which was highly praised. X.
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Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident 10 Females,
has placed DIR DOW II the head OF all phy sicians
making such practice II specially, and enables him
10 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure in the
worst OF Suppression and all other Ae'iSfr1'
al DeraRgemeats, from ,chdierer cause All letters
for advice mast contain 81. Office No. ENID
CorT STREET, Boston.
NB-Board furnished to those desiring To re-
main under treatment
Boston, July, lSI. ly
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commissioners Notice.

WYE having been appointed by the Judge OF
w Probate for the County of Oxford, IL receive
and ext anime the claims OF the creditors Of Cyrus
Waite late OF Canton, in said County, deceased
whose estate il represented nsolyenI, give notice
that six months, commencing the third Tuesday
OF October, A. ID. 1853, have been allowed to said
that We will attend the service assigned us at the
Office of X. IL. Thompson, in Canton, and on the
third Saturdays of December and March next,
from one 10 1--WE o'clock 7. NJ. -
ROSCOE III. THOMPSON
CALEB Z. HOLLAND.
Oct 18th, 1859.
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Charles f. Brown. of East Randolph,
Mass. viii commence 4 Writing School
at Norway and South Paris, ahoui the lst
of November, aud will have schools in
this Village and West Paris, ii sufficient
encouIag, mcnt i obtained. The term
win he three months, one lesson week,
for 81 ~ term. Mr.. Browns specimens,
are very crediJablc Those out Of the
villages wishing To- attend, can sign the
papers at Mr. Deui>on', store. Norway.
Z. +. stones South Paris, :. d. Hutch
iu>ou'>, Paris lii. and + A. Young'>.
West PSIis.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

YUST PUBLISHED new edition Of DR. Gull
81 VERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the
Radical Cure (without medicine) OF SPERNAToR-
RiIIA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Semi
nal Losses, IMPorESCY, Mental and Physical In
capacity, mpediments 10 Marriage, etc. also,
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FITS, Induced by
self.in,lulgence or sexual extravaganza.
ss-Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success.
full practice, that The alarming consequences OF
sefabnse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appli-
cation of the knife; pointing out mode of cure
at once certain and enectual, by means of which,
every sufferer. no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
icdlly. 80 -
rs-Ths Lecture should be in the hands of ever,
youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps by addressing the publishers.
Also, DR.. Culyerweips Marriage Guide" prioi
- cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. q. KLINE & CO.,
I27 Bowery, New York, p. o. Box 4,5sS-
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Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, Nuy. al, iNI9.
P5-c>-Bcevc> - EAtra quality. az ~ 0 Is "a
dr,l quality, Sll sda l3@j; second quality I'll =.
Y N 20 Third quality SloOsll o.. Poorest grade
cow oxen. bulls, &c, - OOB"oo & go 4 The 10
tal weight ct hides. t,lloW. aud dressed beef
working Ov-G--EN 50 So; ordinary u,
81 ss.5g pair: hIutly SiceTs - 10 sli0 par
Tlir trade Tor Working Oxen VA, dull aud - large
supply
NiISh Cow~-ENtra So 90 Sll5; ordinary :" 3
SSJ. Store Cows So q -. Prices FOR store Gov
depends a great deal Upou the taUcy oi The pur
chaser
sheep anil I.anlb~-cN. lots 3 -, -; / 500 - g,
4 hrtd Tor common ones extra and selected 5 >
a si2i y hesd; Lambs 8 20 to 81 -, or nou.Ij l.
L 81 a b
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05

CLEANSING THE BLOOD, upon which eharla'
tan, have harpcj 80 much, ! not mere catch
word aud dclUsion. The microscope shows that
some disease EXIT Ike parasitic gTowil-s upon
the globuies Of the blood, and it =, further known
th4l some subtle substances destroy OF eNpd them
rhese substances have been combiued 70 make
Aver, Sl~sapariIla, which does e1ectually eNpel
the disorder, that breed and rankle in the blood
to 70, out a. il were the machinery Of lie I-Mer'
,.r Pm Whir
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DIED.

In south Paris, Oct s0th, of consumption, Mrs.
Mary L. Mckinney, wife of VIM. Mckcnney, AMI
daughter OF Dea. Warren Bessey, aged Is years
months.
Lord she was Thine and not our own,
Thou hast not done Us wrong:
We thank Thee for the precious loan
Afforded Us so long,
In Greenwood. Oct. 4th, Olive H., widow OF the
late Francis Shaw, aged 20 years III months
In Arlington Mass Oct. l5ih Mr.. Charles Dud-
lev formerly of Paris, aged about 40 years.
In Hebron, Oct, 2.th, Mrs Amanda, wife OF \.
q Bachelor, formerly of Boston, aged 40 years.
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Freedom Notice.

This certhes that for valuable consideration
| have this day given to my son SAMUEL y.
GROVER hi time to trade and transact business 70
himself, and shall claim none his earnings not
nav any debts of his contracting after this date.
ALM0N GROVER
Witness-LEANDER G. GROVER.
Bethel, Me-, Oct, %, 1869,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate, for the County Of Oxford ana
assumed the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
JOSEPH NJ. DURGIN, late Of Roxbury,
i'm said County. deceased, by giving bond AS tho
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate Of said to make
immediate payment; and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same 10
- STILLMAN A. REED.
Oct. 10, 1889.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05

In Waterford, Nov. I'd, by Rev W. w. Dow, Mr.
Frederic Carlton Merrill, Of BuckIeld, and Miss
Eliza Paine Scammon, al W.
In York oct a6th, Wilson NJ Walker, Esq, and
ui.s Emtna Moody of Portland; also, Jere. NJ
McIntire. Esq aud Abbie Clara, only daughter Of
the late Chas o Emerson, Esq.
In Washington, u c., Oct goth, General Selden
Conner OF Augusta, and Miss Henrietta w. Bar
lev of W
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Warrant for Town Meeting.

To JOHN BLACK, "a Constable Of he Torn Of
Paris, ~ the COaEty Of OEJOrd, CTocfiag'
TN the name Of the state of Maine you are here
i by required to notify and warn the inhabitants
of the said town OF Paris, qualified by law To vote
in town Affairs, to assemble at the Town House IN
said town, SATURDAY, the Thirteenth day OF
November, at two o'clock in the afternoon, To act
on the following articles, tO wit.
lit, To choose n Moderator 10 preside III said
meeting.
sd To see what action the town " i'll take In re-
gard "a the disconiinuance of any road or roNds.
Sd To see Whist method the town Will take 81
rebuild the New Bridge" at South Paris.
4th To see II the town will raise or appropriate
any sum Of money Io meet expenditures IA repairs
OF roads and bridges.
Given under our hands at Paris, this fourth day
OF November, \. -. ISIS.
:. L. MANN,
JONAS BiSBEE,
\. BENNETT
Srlectmeu of Paris.
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Merit Soon Noised Abroad.

II j. but ak wears since ALIENS LUNG.
RNL>AM Mas frat offered for sale. Its good
qual,,ie. we're soon made known NJ home, and very
soon II, fame was nois,d f8r and near now IL Is sold
in nearly every Drug store In the United Ststcs--
North Fast, South and West No similar me'ii.
cine .i1nds higher with the people ltiswrli known
on the Pariir coast aud librAl demands for " from
San Francisco Sacramento iu California and Port
land, OREGON even nom Australia, large orders
ar received for u. Aud throughout Canada, u Is
well aud faVOrsbly known, and sold every where.
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Special Notices.
rhe Larrains Yegetable Cathartie Pill

The best known remedy for all diseases OF tpe
Blood. stomach, Liver, Kidneys; for Headaehe'
Rheumatism, and in ALL cases where ehthaE'ie
is required. Price by mail, box 81 cts BOXES
sIlS-l2 boxes s26i.
TURNER & CO,
Sent. 81 .5m 10 fremont ST. Boston Mass,
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How MANY Person,

are constantly suffering IN some form the nstladles
that re- nh from Iile errors OF youth, and who would
give ~ they possess % be rest"rSd w eon'''ioh
0f >ouud and vigorous health Let all such con
,ult the a,tye tsemeu Of the Peabody Me':ical In,
>t,tutl Boston which publishes the new medical
work 81 Or \ H. Hayes THE >ClENCE or
LIFE. or ELF.PRE>ERN ATOM Those who
are afflicted bv the consequences Of youthful eA-
cesses viii De guided by this admirable book 10
paths OF peasantness anu phy steal kiSor. DI:
Haye-' SEXUAL ply SiOLOGl OF WOMAN
AND HER DISEASES" is also published by the
Peabody Medical Institute, whose advertisements
VAL be found elsewhere Ia our columns.
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The sweetest word in our language is
health. AT the first Indication Of disease,
use well-known and approved remedies.
For dyspepsia or Indigestion, use Par
sons Purgativc Pills" ForeoughS, colds,
sore or lame stomach. use Johnson's Ano-
bvne Iiuimeut.
Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover
Is becoming universal fayoriie for re-
storing gray hair to its original color,
and making hair grow out thick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05

THAT ALASKA SCoUNDRELIsM.-Major
Gen. Thomas has forwarded report OF
his observations in Alaska to the War De-
partment. He states in substance that
our new possessions are not worth much
to anybody but to the officers who are
paid salary by the government to live
there. The soil cannot be cultivated nor
stock raised to advantage.
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vIyIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
/ she has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate, for the County OF oxford, ana
assumed the trust Of Administrative OF the estate Of
WILLARD c. GEORGE, late Of Norway,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond "a the
law directs she therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate of said deceased to make
immediate payment. and those who have any de-
mands thereon TO exhibit the same TO
RUTH ID. GEORGE.
Oct. 10, 1859.
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BORN.
MARRIED..

In Hanover, Oct 20, to the wife Of H. F Housh
ton, n daughter.
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States-Distrct
OF Maine, SIS:
The undersigned, assignee OF the estate OF W IL
liam II. Porter OF Paris, bankrupt, hereby gives
notice that a second meeting of the creditors OF
said bankrupt will be held at Paris, IN said DIS
trict, on the sd day Of November, a. ID ls9s, al
ten O'clock A. NJ, before Hon. Seth May, Register
in BANKRUPTCY, at the Office OF George A. Wilson
GEO. A. WILSON, Assignee
oct 29.noy5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05

THg TEUE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use OF
Hagan's Magnolia Balln for the Complexion.
RosghEess, Richness .Blo'ehes, Sunburn, Freekles
and Tan disappear where il is spplNd, and beauti
full Complexion ofpure, satalke texture Is obtain
ed In, plainesI features are made 10 glow with
Healthiul Bloom AMI Youthful Beauty
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Ealm il the thing
that produces these effects, aud any Lady can secure
il fOr 80 cents at any % our stores.
LloN's KATIIARIoS Is the Best lair Dressing
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Bow Wanted.

A intelligent lad, about l6 years OF age 70
n learn the PRINTING BUSINESS. inquiry re- AZ
THIS OFFICE wv 30
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Read what Captain Foster Writes,

roRr BuKwELi, March -, 1909.
Mes,r.. PERRY DAVIS a son.
Sirs-I am pleased to notify you OF the
bs.nrdt which have received from ALLkN's Lu>G
RAtS,N having been troubled with cough for
several wears past the Balssm Was recommends!
10 me- I Immediately procured ~, an toaui u 10
relieve my eon. more readily than anything ever
tritt NV VIII, has also used .; with most saiisfac
tory rc>ih s.
Yours, very truly,
Capt. u. FOSTER
Capt FuSrTN Is = ship owner and builder, rcsid
inl It Fort BurWrll, Canada.
PERRY DAVIS son,
GCncral Agents.
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Maine Steamship Comfy
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi. Weekly Line.

ON and amer the 18TH INST the fine Steamers
~ DIRIt.O and FRANCOSIA, viii until further
notice tun follows:
Leave Cats Wharf. Portland. every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, AZ I. VI, and leave Pier - f.
r. New York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at3P.M.
The Dirign and francon.a are lifted mp with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel
era between New York aud Maine.
Passage Ia State Room o.. Cabin Passage 81.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded Ia and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax ST. John, and all parts OF Msne. Ship
peers are requested 10 send their freight Ia the
Steamers early Z. ", on the days they leave
Portland.
For freight or passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, Calls Wharf, Portland,
J. r. AMES, Pier is T.. X. New York.
July o, lsG9
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Dry Wood Wanted.
Patent office Fees.

On every application FOR design, for three and
SIX months, tl0 "a
On every application for design, FOR yrs Is 10
On every application for design, for IL yrs "a 90
On every caveai, 10 %
On every application for patent, Is ~
GA issuing each original patent, 20 ~
On Hing disclaimer, 10 %
GA every application Tor a reissue, 500
on every additional patent granted on rcis sEe 30 W
On every application Tor an extension % 70
On the grant OF every extension, "a ~
es- All fees must be paid In advance.
The applicant for patent must furnish dupli.
cate drawings, and model where the nature Of
the invention admits of them.
All kinds OF Drawings and models furnish II
required. DEL y
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There il no mistake abort il. PLANTATION Bit
TER, will ward Oh Fever aud Ague and all kindred
diseases, if used IN time. No family need suffer
from this distressing complaint fthey VIII keep
PLANTATION BITTERs in the house, and use II ac-
cording TO directions The most important ingre-
dienl OF this medicine is CaAsSya or Peruvian
Bark, which is known 70 be the finest and purcsf
tonic IN the vegetable Kingdom. The extract OF
this Bark is the active principle of all the good
Fever and Agae Medicines prescribed by intelli-
gent doctors. Calisaya Bark is used extensively
in the manufacture Of PLANTATION BIrTERs, as
well as quinine, and we dare say they owe their
popularity mostly 10 that fact We can recon-
mi them.
MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet arti-
Gle superior 70 Cologne, and at nall the price,
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n HORSE TRAINING.-Justo outs book
~ Containing ncw y stem Of horse tram
Ah ing, from the young colt up. BJ Dr Irid
BALL the well known old English Horse Trainer
ana Farrier. 0ur most noted trick horses nave
been taught by this plain, practical system, and
wild and runaway horses can be completely sub
duel' IL also contains a Treatise on Shoeng and
I0D Recipes for the most common diseases, with
numerous Tricks practiced by Horse Jockeys
Eyery horse breeder and owner should have it
You will never regret buying L. sent by mail for
only GO cts Address, GEO. S. MELLkS, Lewis,
ton Ne. Agents wanted.