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A FEmruL TRAoEDr.-Onc of the mos,
shocking tragedies ever recorded, occurred In
London ON the 18th Of June. A police officer
that morning received note signed Walter Jas.
Duggan, asking him TO call at No. IL, Hosier
Lane. The officer at once went TO the house an
forcing an entrance found there the dead bodies
OF Duggan, his wife and six children, of ages
varying from thirteen years TO rs, many months.
In no case had there been any struggle and all
lay IS II asleep Prom the evidence given a,
the corOner's inquest it appeared that the
deaths were caused by prIIssic acid which was
administered by the father with the consent and
approval Of the mother Of the chiltlaen.l Amer
giving portion 10 each, including his wife, the
wr,tehcd man retircl 90 another room and took
the remainder Of the poison. Duvyan was 4
man Of good character, about IS years Of age.
lie was deSpondent over the loss of work and
hlsown III health aud that of his chilIrcn.r liz
lefl letter 10 his brother, written tho night te.
forc his death, in which he declarcl his .intcn-
ton, and from the language used in il, il seem.
that his wife concurrel, A surgeon, testified
that the parents must have administered IN,
poison TO the children at least three hours he
fore taking il themselves. Their thoughts dur.
I ing that time can only be imagined. ~ ~
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The money in the New York Sub-Trcasury has
recently been counted by sixty-slx expert ac-
countants. The work commenced on the 10Th
ult, and continued eleven days. After the
grccnbacks, to the amount of over $50, 000, 900,
had been twice counted, and the total had been
found to tally exactly with the figures given by
Mr. Van Dyck, the bags Of gold and silver were
attacked, the seals broken, the sewing ripped
open, and the contents poured out on the iron
floor Then fifty small streams Of the metal,
''though lost to sight to memory dear tlcw in
every direction from hf,y pairs Of hands, from
one pile to another and back again, as one set Of
accountants took the others place, and the mer-
ry thinking diversified the orderly confusion of
the mems voices. Nearly S7O,OOO,OOO in gold
and $500, 900 in silver were thus handled and
replaced in bags, sewel up and scaled. Then
s3,OOO.OOO in shining gold bars were weighed,
counted, and packed away, and on Saturday
morning the tired accountants stood on their
feet, stretched their backs, rubbed their eyes.
foltlcl their busters, and like the Arabs, noise
lcssly stole away. II was found that Uncle Sam
uel hal in his Golfers in New York one hundred
AMI two millions seven numbered and twenty
seven thousand. six hundred and forty-cight
dollars and twenty-nine cents. ...Er
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The citizens of Concord, n. H., have instruct
ell their City Council to invest $4,000 in the
stock of the Rochester and Concord Railroad,
anil within four weeks the grading Of the road
will be placed under contract. II viii be part
AMI parcel of the through route to the West.
besides being a link to connect with the road
long contemplated by the Eastern road, from
Wakefield to Conway. which viii open new
avenue for mountain travel. The distance from
Concord to Conway, via Great Falls and Wake
field, will be only eighty-seyen miles. The
pleasure travel over the railroads Of New Hamp-
shire amount to .SsOO,OO0 year, and is in
creasing every year. Increased facilities will
probably increase the travel. 1t viii open up
the whole eastern section Of the State TO Con-
cord, and also the great State Of Maine, and
this with the summer travel will make the road
pay. The grade will not exceed 90 feet per
mile in any place east Of Pittsfeld, and not
over GO.fect in any place between Concord and
Pittsfeld. The estimated cost for track is Sl0,-
900 per mile. - .-... .-s TL
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WEAKNESSES or MERcuASTs--IIow strange II Is
that most all druggists and groeers care less for
the health and lives Of their customers than they
do for the dollars they make out of them. They
try TO shove or such goods upon which they make
the NEST profit, no matter about the quality. COT
fee ground with peas, pepper with burnt sawdust,
butter mixed with talicw, nutmcgs made OF wood,
aud rot gut wiskey In square bottles to resemble
medicine and called bittets. truly valuable ar
teIe, however, like sPEBips STANDARD wirE
IrrgRs, costs more TO make, because IL Is Of gen
uIne native wine, with the most valuable barks,
herbs and roots, but the retail price s put down rs
low as any other bitters leaving less profit, There
lore tho dealer grumbies because they cost him
more than tho common rum bitters, but must sell
for the same price, and his money interest Ia to
recommend the stun upon which hc makes the
most money. Beware OF such study your own
health buy speer's Standard Wine Differs. gem
une article, and not merely an intoxicating bev
erage. First class dealers In America and Europe
keep them. 5000. linz
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\ - ~ x sc%gsy5I.4 : p s q: : rosnL
Atm 81 = ssis.s hsnAa1 Nv ~, isss.
IlLtdeford nc Bsuth Desviek J.sssiea. pu..-.., -.
Bastoa at e.si AMI o-3o 4 n, and =. ~ asd AL
Returning, lesve Dstoa Il N Az n H. nd a a.
eoo IN From rO't'u0ash 81 1000 a. T., asO, sso
hlddssSoi ior Portland, q las 4. ~. a., Ils ana
go Pm. -s---'
On Moo'i.y,, Wednesdays and Fridays the 9 90 ,. =.
trn N and fra Bostoa VIM r,a VIA kssrrp Rafpad,
stpplsg sniy 81 saoo Bdeiosd Kenpebunk South Bes.
v,Sk Junction, f.r,snesth Sevbwypt, sals. ISnn.
boston Maine u. H., s,osTlsg OATS Al Sea BLidsfo~d,
kesDsesal south per-'ek Jaasioa, Dover YIetes, Ia
ytrhili and IAsrncr. - y W l'NN
train 'ssVs. Rddssci fs< rnai.,a and ,n.s-.iI.ss
Station. dally at 40 an. Returning. kases PssiaDd
fr Bkilefori nj DP.n =. -
Passengers vii otssye that he Express trHln sr s
season " run over the Eastern RAlrusd On Mcoisys
wclfrsiays al frsays and essr the Bsstsa ana Msos
Railroad Tuesdays, Thursdays ADD saiuriAyp having
lSrtiand ard Boston At 6oor:n. ....i.1.3 afs 80
Bsideford Ami %, ises.H ~ ff.T ~ sui-L
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"FREsH As A M,ipEs's DLrisH"-Is the pur'
lin Balm. 1t is the True Secret Of Beauty. Fash
ionablc Ladies' in Society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic Country
Girl into n City Belle more rapidly than any Other
one thing.
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, Frcckles, Blotches and MI
cfectsof the Summer Sun disappear where IL Is used
and genial, cultivated fresh expression is obtained
which rivals tho Bloom OF Youth. Beauty Is posi-
blo to all who win Invest Is cents at any respectable
store and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
LYoN's KATHAIBOS Is the Best Hair Dressing.
/ #luLn u - ~. 90 "a c I
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The recently discovered "sugar rings" al
New Orleans have not only defraulcd the Gov
eminent but the planters have been made to
suffer- The Appraisers ring was the more
powerful of the two. The duty Of an appraiser
is to approve the sugar according to its grade.
For three years one OF the leading importing
houses In New Orleans has been receiving the
finest class Of Havana sugars, which have been
appraised at the lowest possible rates; or, in
other worls, the highest appraised as the lowest
and immense quantities Of sugar, which have
not appeared upon the manifest, passed without
paying any duty whatever. The "Weighers'
ring" so manipulate the gross weight as to
make the hogshead or box Of sugar weigh much
less than it actually does, and the weighcr's fig
urcs are handed over to the appraisers, who. II
possible, manipulate them still more in conior-
nifty to their "duty" to the "ring." From the
examination Of several persons implicated in
these frauds, sufficient evidence has been pro-
,luccl to establish the charge, beyond doubt,
that the offceas who weighed, classified and ap-
praised the the sugars, were paid for UNDER
weighing and undertaking the same, by the per-
sons interested in these importations. The duty
on sugar, which is imposed as much for the
protection Of planters, aud to guard the sugar
planting interest, as to bring in a revenue to
the Government. by being eysdsd readers IT i'm
possible for planters TO compete successfully
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spccioI Notices.
"a cARD.

s. - DIDDEtuRD, July ", 1860.
Tn, officers and members III Triumph EngincCo.
No h. wouli take hsopportunty OF returning thsir
sincere thanks TO the citirenslof Biddciord ior ,ne
n,yors shawn them ON their return nom the muster
at Lewiston, July 9TH, ior thS eountifnl supply 81
tos things whcrcwith to clsthe the Inner man, ann
many other kinncsses slassn thcmi to our brother
Firemen-Pionecr Endncc 60. No; Conqneror HOOK
and ladder Co. No. ., Richard Vines 3. y. Eng 70.
No. ., Hbcn Simpson :. y. Hng. Co. No. y OF Bidde-
f,r,l and Deluge Eng. Go. go. 81 Saco tor the In-
ter,s,t and fayors shown w them On tho occasion
rest assured, .boysr sueh Myors arc not 10 DO Tor
guttcn as II Az.
Our thanks are also duH Ito T. III. Hubbard, Eco,
Far tbe proInlnent part sely performed by him st
the half In welcoming US honei to tev. John Ste-
yens Cor hia services rs cha an In lieu Of mofv.u
siautial reoafnlense, and ITO James III. McMullan,
supi, s w +. Machine ca. for The interest mani.
Gsi,I by him In silspeudhs operations for the day
10 enable ali To paTiieipals In giving us welcome
never esselsl and rarely u ever equalied. We are
under great obligations, rect assured, little Mac
such kiuness Is not forgotten, but will over remain
lss-l. ian the snexssxies of Tsiumph -Engne Ce.Asd
We would also remember y. u, Cha bourne and " Q
numers,s cisi 80 Of ~ g,Iieruply,partc-
p''~ earn JAMES BRNsON,)
1900. q. W. ASpREMS, y Committee.
.ErNI - ynfyN n prRkyNa ~ II tx
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"Where Is Drake s. T. 1850 X" wo have heard
this question asked many times, and fur all We know
for year past lac might be dead. Reccntly, In New
York, we called Mt his Laboratory In Liberty st. and
there found this gentleman barricaded behind ire
mendOus pile Of boxes, distributing funds 70 Sun
day School Committee. Our business was Ia secure
an advertisement. lie said, "siy dear sir what il
the use Of advertising tho Plantation Bittcrsl They
sell better now than when advertised nj such enor.
nous expense, and now have not made contract
for year. have all this amount 10 give Ia the
poor. To satisfy the Pres, however who have nj.
ways been my friends, think will give you lit
tie something to do again, for have improved the
Bttcrs greatly, and II may be well 10 have you let
the people know it, And 80 he ran ON In q happy,
eopiial, appreciatire manner, showing us the Won
ders OF his place and the cords Of certificates. I've
rything Is ON q magnificent scale, and Is done with
neatness and promptness. While there wo saw at
least forty orders In for these celebrated Bit
tiers. Cases were being shipped To the four corners
of the world. Drake Is not dead, nor his Ditters
cither.-Erchange paper. .l.Ii|.'
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IA xrwrunErolrioss. 81

IIEABrH Ann 1iorE.-No. D., for July n, bcars on
It's hrstpage = fne large portrait OF William Cullen
Bryant and Other pages several other we'll exc
eutsd illuztntions Ii also contains tho beginning
OF an interesting story entitled, Tile Romance OF
Rich Young GIRL" by Octave Puiiet, author OF
''The Romance Of . Poor Young Man" 80 --5ir
In addition 10 Mr.. Parton's characteristics account
of the Washington lobby, MIR. IIowelIs graceful
sketch Of Bostons recent 'Jubilce Days, and other
articles By wel.known writer, tho sioSrH.
In far August Is exceptionally rich In long and
delightful poem by George Eliot. and . brief hut
graphic sketch Of the notable features VI Mr. fech
tcr's acting. By Charles Dickens. tHlL0hH.1
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An old farmer from Atkinson. N. H.. was ar
rested the other day In Lawrence for putting
stones into his load Of hay, brought to market
for the purpose of increasing its weight lie
seems to have put about ll5 pounds Of stone into
the load, which he was detected in pulling out
after the hay bad boon weighed. --,r- IL
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MARRIED.

In this. city, July r. by Rev. J. Steycns Mr.. Au-
gustus y. bradbury and Miss Mary A. Phillips, both
g Of Saco. gLL
In Lebanon, May Is, by Rev. l. G. Guptill, Mr.
Austin Y. Carter Of Woburn, Mas, and Miss Lucy
A. Grant Of Lawrence. t
Mis- Jennie \. Gilman, both OF Acton.
In Springyale, July 8, by Rev. Vim. ii. Woman,
Mr.. John W, Lang OF Lynn, Mas, and Miss Ellen
Il. Libby OF Sanford, Me. r - .r,.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Seni-Weelkly Linol
On and amer The Is.h ia.l. .bs o.: .

81 s S",ii fs Ss So: sss rum . follow.
Leave Ualps Wharf. Portland. svsIy MONDAY
end THURSDAY, 81 o'elock Y. NJ, and leave
and TIT RSDAY. at . r. ID NJ sHHF.I -. 10 n
The Drlgo and Francouia are fitted ny with Emo
accommod ations for passengers, making this The
most cOnycient and comfortable route Tor tfAv-
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In state Room, $500. Cabin passage,
500. Meals extra. - 90
Goods forwarded by this line 90 and from Mon
treal Quebec, HALIFAX, 81. John. and all parts Of
Maine
shippers are requested 10 send their Freight TO
the steamers as early as , r. NJ. on the day that
they leave Portland.
Por Freight or Passage apply to
HENRY POX, Gait's Wharf. Portland.
J: y. AsIEs, Pier - East River. New York.
tMay g, lscS. fh
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BURRs PATENT SUnsISa uorrIE.

The most Perfect and CoHrsa,smtNursng Bottle
In the World. We supply the trade with all parts
OF the Bottle separately when required, including
value to the infant rs u Keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet and free nom acid, especially IN warm wes
Their Price OF Brush, 10 cts. BURR q PERRY,
gists, &c fremont Street, Bostod, Mas. sold by
all druggists 3m26
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HEALTH AND BEAurY.-Use Specr's Standard Wine
lltters who wish for really good and pure tonic,
which will give Health, Beauty and inyltorate their
systems, when either diseased or enfcehcd by
syetoil, either mental or physical. Try these Bit
tiers and our word for IT, you will find them all that
can be DESIRED 800
Sold by all Druggists. t'i'h. % f '... al. hf'r
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DR.. ,WARREN'S BILIOUS BITTERS,

For Purifying the Blood, curing Liver Complaint
Jsundice, Biiiuusness, Headache, Dizziness, Loss
Ing, strengthening. 1nvigorating and Regulating
the iinnsn System, has no equal In the world. n
sold ny all druggists BURR a PERRY.
ra.If 3n2G &c fremont STREET Boston. ?
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Use DIR. Smiths Extract Of blackberry for
DiarrhGa and summer complaints. 1t never
fails if usei according to directions. ....,.
For children IL is the best remedy in use, being
safe and pleasant to take, Try il.
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MlA , N; n, ai,or.ner ~ versoori crtat
dcceasvi ILL.,. wans-orth hisWidoU. =
Pressn'>i w ''A'A'" "'.'"e'-''I-''' /,
PETER ID. RANLOFP, late az buxton, Deceased
reutlons ~ u %S aol n.riaG nj. WIDOW.
P'escn'eo W '""0" 10 ''-'''N'' ~
CARRIE A, sIIOREY, minor and child Of ELIZA
DErn =; sIiv,tLn ln.e =, "a ' pstition m,
vouhty, New nsmP,i', III ass,a In iebanon I'M
neense 70 sci, anu Svney rr IA ,rcscnted u,
stephen y. shorey, her Guardian. r-i : II nod
GRnRGIANNA LOWE. ofsalcm. County of EseeI
Massachusetts,, minor Petition FOR license TO sel
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FOR BALE Oh EXCHANGE.

IIoasc In sAoo. rsssses Avense. .utr al. l,, -
House fass Street, Blddeford.
kf9e LDts On AdAar, I'm and Aiferi Streets T1fff
Iioa's Loo :. Aa-.,, NJ ye'Doo and wa.Aios,on
I The slsss property 10 fos sale on liberal terms.
or uouh like 10 exchange &c Hardy Machine Co,
Stock. CHAkLks HANDY, I'D i
DIidefoci, Nov 10, 1865. 0fiee IS Lincoln street.
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fact worth remcmbering-Fiyc cents worth Of
'Shcridans Cavalry Condition Powders" given to u
horse twice a week. will save double that amount In
uin, and the horse will be AFTER and every
way worth moro money than though he did not have
them. .# ..H.....F .HFr o.. "...|H
Married ladies, under all circumstances, will lind
Parsons Purgtiye Pills. safe, and In small doses
q mild eathartic. They cause no gripping pains or
orilnp.
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FORECLOSURE 0F MORTGAGE.

DE Il known that on the fifth day Of Decem-
ID Der, A. D., 1866, Martin V. u. Gowell Of Law.
renee, In the County Of Essex, and John w. G0well
OF Boston, In the County Of Suffolk AMI State Of Mas
sachusetts, by Iced Of mortgage Of that date, and
acknowledged December G, lst6, and recorded In
York County Registry Of Deeds, Book 3ol, pages
rs to Ia inclusive, conveyed 10 me In fee and IN
mortgage tract Of land situate In North Berwick
in said County Of York and State OF Maine, bounded
castorly and northery by land Of Isaac Earle, west
erly by the highway leading from Great Falls the
County Of Straflori aud state OF Now Hampshire, n
Lebanon, In said County Of York, and southerly by
land now or formerly Of Henry Gerrish, containing
ono half an acre, more or less with the buildings
thereon. Also one, other tract Of land situate IN
said North Berwick, bounded casterly by the high.
way aforesaid, southcrly by land now on foImery OF
Henry Gcrrls, westerly by land OF James Ilanscom
andnortherly by land now or formerly OF Ivory LIB
hey containing acres more or less 10 secure the
payment Of their promissory note for the sum Of
thrcc hundred dollars, dated December 9th, a. d.
ISC6, and payable b. me or order In six months with
interest scniaonually-that the condition Of said
mortgage isbroken by reason whereof claim fore
closure OF the same. WlLLLAMF SHERMAN.
July II, 1869. ~ .3wD
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FALL RIVER LINE
.Ncp York, Philadelphia, Baliimort. Wash
/ iRgioa, and all principal poinfs West,
South and South Vet, -

sNcU 10rk, fnUdddphtd, BdfUmof. "usH-
iRgioa, and all principal poinfs Wet,
South and South Wet, "a
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, ssooI Deek, stoo n~ssaes
GzEMHY @k free Of charge.
Ln&sk&>U New York trains leave the Old Colony
AMI Newport Hallway Depot, cuper u South and Knee
land ',ree.. daily, tandsys escrted,) as foto.,i At
q the regular Steamboat rrsIp which iesvcs Boston At
b.1O y. ~, connecting at Newport with the and
magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE, Capt. ID. NJ. Sim
mons, BRISTOL, Capt. Denj Dpytcn. Thee steamers
expressly for ,r~ci, safty and comft. This rs cco-
with all tie Soatbern Boots and Rsirsd LINES fyui
New York going West and SOUTH and convenient 70 the
California Steamers. ..l ..i .f'
"To shipper. OF rreight.' mi. Lip., With IL
new AMI extensive depot accommodations In Boston, and
large pier In New York. Exclusively &c the use u The
liDe) Is supplied with facilities fot height and passenger
buslness which oania he srressed wright always ia
Ken at low rates, and iorwaniod with desIatch.
New York Express Freight Train Raves boston At 80
T.. ~, goods arrive IN New York neat morning about
A. ~ Freight leaving New Yodk reaches Boston on the
following dry at 9I5A.M. 100. Lr.s
Fr tlckes hsris and ,taierooms, spfiy Al The Cemfa
ton ani ststr streets and at OH Cooy and Newpt De
Iat, eHpsr q Soall and KneslsoJ Streets, boston l
.,-,.-, arsUSDAY NIGHT LISE.n f-.r
c.r. leave every sunday evening. at 0.3O r. M,
cfsneeilng ~ sbpyc. .I #|.H I..G
The Onicc, OH State IIousc, viii he open every Sun
day aftrrpoon from % ocisk arn At The Dist um
10 10 a. ~ anil from 10 90 r. ~, fs sale Of tickets
anil staterooms.
steamer. have New York daily. CuDisys ipcivi-ib
Irm Pier ~ North River, foot Of Murray a., a.
iy.; GRO. sIIIyEIIcK, Passenger Y,yisa Agt
JAMES flsK, IT,,
I Managing Dircets hIasanst Steamship Co
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l Ohl.......Jlo
$50 rI.-

Anu thlNcss
Prices OF Market Beef Extra $l2 20 @ "a o,
frat quality sl2CO 40 ~ 2Ii second quality, $il on
40 II 20 thru quality, 500 az 1919
$50. 500, $3.50, 800 -
Mlch Cows and Calves from t3', $50, se5, s'5 a
Yeatlings. SIS 20 s2si two years old. $50 20 s42i
three years old, Is D6l
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, .? so. 81 90
a. ~ ~ ~ % each extra. 81 10 20 50 ", or from
20 plcrb. a-sH-
spripg Lambs, ~ IA "a IS 90. as
yealCaiyes, IS o. "a Gus.
Lamb Skins. 20 "a COO each sheared Skins, " a
$50 each. Cpii skins. % 20 2Jc v n.
Prices OF Poultry--Rxtra. 2oi "a 2ic prime, w
10 so. good. isl a 1905 medium, u! "a 49, poor
u medium, l7c " 10. =
N d -Beef-Extra and first quality Include.
nothing hut the best, fat stall.fed Oxen second
quality includes the best grass fed Oxen; the best
stallied cows aud the best three year old steers
ordIhsry Insists Of Bulls and the refuse OF lots
sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those
OF m iinerior quality are thrown out.
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In Saoo, III inst, Susan A., wife Of Daniel Mill
ksn, aged 63 years and 3 montes.
In Kennebunkport, July 10, Denj. Dudley, Esq.,
agc.l IS years months and day. 1880.
In North Berwick, July ?, DIR. Ivory ii. billings,
formerly Of Saeo, aged G. years months. 81 IF
In Saco 9th inst, Annie daughter Of Mr. Geo. Mcr-
rill, aged - years. r.-..E.T 40 -. -
In Saco 9Th inst, Caroline wio of s. ii. Fessenden
Of Brown6eld. aged ID years. =. .4-a...... Ii,
In Kennebunk Tth inst, Sarah, widow Of Edmond
Lord, aged 81 years. ....-.
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!. .CANCERB CANCERa I

Or. knight has discovered new treatment for
cancers that surpases al osAer Aow IN uss. 70
cures without knife. plAsteri ar pain, and heals
without q scar. Plstula. white bwciiingy, Rryrp.
Laii the expense OF any other Treatment
Consumption easily cured viien taken IN season.
Every Mind Of humors crailcated nom the System
DR.. knight Invites all sfetet VITA he shove
softin. 20 any other treatment. Yineen dsys will
salls1 anyy ono OF tho efbelssey OF hh nsu msii.
cine. No charge for consultation, Once. u East
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MAGNOLIA w,TER-supehot 10 The best imported Ger
man Cologne, and sd at half the price. itlpt
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MlSSlCnISETTS INSlNE ASYLUM,

- NlNSAUHUNETIN INNiNE hNILUH, 7
Worcester, Mass.
yyyANTRDl There are wanted Immediately
w from twelve Ia fifteen ladies. between the
ages or fItecn and thirty n act 40 assistants and
nurses 10 the insancs. Ladies who have taught IN
country schools preferred, but any, having The
necessary requirements. and coming veil recotn-
mendcd, will SECURE . position. e.. ~.
Address, To- DR. 81. BbNiN superintendent,
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