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10, and a with A dark cloud ever lying
heavily banked In its sunset sky.
IL neither Of these, but joyful, perfect
touching every department of mans ma
ture with is sweet refreshment, and inn
nlteiy satisfying In its rich and eternal
draughts, suited to every thirst, ana inil-
mite to meet and supply every need; anu
SO. satisfying, unclouded, unalloyed with
any element that can dim It's brightness,
diminish its fullness, or mar its absolute
and flll-rounded completeness, and this
for ever and ever!
Fullness OF joy! And why not? When
every sin has been forgiven; and every
impcrfection has been removed; and
every faculty has been hallowed; and
every desire has been intensified In scope
and made secure In everlasting loyalty to
good, by perfect sanctification; and the
whole soul, body and spirit, have thus
been transformed into the image of the
heavenly; and God In Christ Is reconciled
to US, and we In Christ are reunited to
him; AID he dwells In US, with his Infinite
fullness Of love and blessing; and we are
sure of dwelling with him, where all this
shall grow more and more secure and be-
attic for ever. Why should there not be
for his people faiins,s Of jog in his presences
The doubt-if there Is any practical one
is not Of that; but of our title to enter
into il, and abide with him in Ii for ever.
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Public opinion has in all ages been as
volatile rs the air that waits it; and thu
fate, which has attended the benefactors
of their country, has been as chequered Al
the passions, and perverse as the insrati
tude Of man. A tyrant, sainted by the peo'
pie he had enslaved, has been elevated to
niche In the Pantheon; while hero
whose talents and services had propped a
falling empire, has found ut last a more
faithful friend In the mastiff that conduct.
cd him. than in the nation he had protect,
ed.-Pains.
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Impaired nervous energy, and even nc
tual paralysis, produced by the excessive
use Of tobacco, are more common than Is
usually supposed. All or most will prob
ably endorse the assertion of impaired
nervous energy resulting from excessive
smoking, but cases of actual paralysis
resulting from this cause must be very
rare. We never remember seeing one
which we could without any doubt assign
to this cause. In the September number
of the Lancet for 1864 there Is case re-
corded Of paralysis Of the hand and fore
arm from excessive smoking.
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FREDGI MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention TO Diseases OF
Women. lie has made diseases Of woman his stu
dy for the past twenty years. His practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In prt.
vats practice Ills reputation has vouchers In all
the city papers, his patients. and the medical pro-
fession, both here and abroad. as being the most
skillfal specialist here, and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases.
DIR MORRILL, is admitted by the best med
ieal talent OF the country TO have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints, and IL Is no unu'
sua occurrence for ply selans In regular practice
10 recommend patients 30 him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies' win receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgcaily, with private apart
ments during sickness, and with old aud expert.
enced nurses, IL they wish.
The poor advised FREQ ofeharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter
and enclosing the usual tee, will be answered by
return mail.
Medicines sent 10 all parts Of the country.
once, No. q HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass
VII
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Magnitude Of london.


Its houses number more than $50, 900,
and It's streets, ifplaced in line, would ex-
tend from Liverpool to New York, and
are lighted at night by 100000 gas lamps,
consuming in every twenty-four hours
about 100000 cubic feet of gas. OF
the water supply, H.3S3,32s gallons are
used per day. The travelling public sus-
tain 5000 cabs and 1900 omnibuses, be-
sides all the other sorts Of vehicles which
human needs can require or human wit
invent. Its hungry population dcvour In
the course Of every year l,6OO,O0 quart
ers of beef, 100000 bullucks, loo, 600
sheep, 5000 calves, 5000 pigs, 10000
600 head of game, 3,OOO,O 900 salmon, and
Innumerable fish Of other sorts, and con-
sumo -, 200, 900 gallons Of beer, 2,0Oo, O0O
gallons Of spirits, and 65, 900 pipes Of wine.
As a consequence, 400 doctors find con-
slant employment. London, finally, sup
ports So churches, which are presided
over by $50 divines of greater or less note.
The Nation.
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RuCHu-
. d U . IL q
from the Dispensatory OF the United States
DIossIA CRENATA-BUCuU LEAVES.


From the Dispensatory or the United statesl
DIossIA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PRoPERrIEs.-Their odoris strong. dlfrJsive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bittersh, and anal
oyous TO mint.
Msfieal Properties and Uso.-Duchu leaves are
gently stimulant, with peculiar tendency to the
Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary. Or
CANS, such Gravel, Chronic Catarrh OF the Bad
der Morbid Irritation OF the Bladder aud Uthera
Disease Of the Prostate Gland, and Retention on
Incontinence OF Urine, from loss OF tone In the
parts concerned in its evacuation. The remedy
has also been recommended In Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections and Dropsy
HsimbOld's Extract Bseha Is used by persons IRON
the ages Of ~ to 2 and from IS to So or In the de-
cline or change OF life after confinement, or labor
pains, bed-wetting In children.
In affections peculiar TO females. the Extract
Buchu Is unequalled by any other remedy, as In
Chlorosis or Retention, lrregularity, Painfulnes'
or Suppression OF the Customary Eyaeuauons, VI
cerated or Schirrous state OF the Uterus, Leucor
rhea or Whites.
Disease, Of tAs BIaddsr, Kidneys, Gravel, and Drop
s,edi S,cslings.-This medicine Increases the power
OF Digestion. and excites the absorbents into
healthy action, by which the watery or calcareous
dispositions. and all unnatural snlargements are
reduced, as we'll as pain and Inflammation.
H,ImboLrs Extract Buehu has cured every case
OF diabetes in which It has been gwen. Irritation
OF the neck OF the bladder, and Inflammation Of
tho kidneys, liberation OF the kidneys and blad
der retention OF urine. diseases OF the prostate
dust deposit, and mucus milky discharges, and
for enfeebled and delicate constitutions, OF both
sexes. attended with the following symptoms In
disposition TO exeTtion, loss OF power, loss OF mem
DRY, difficulty Of breathing. weak nerves, trem.
bling horror Of disease, wakefulness, dmness o
vision, pain in the back, hot hands, flushing oil the
body, dryness VI the skin. eruption on the face
pallid countenance universal lassltude OF the mus
eular system, &C.
H,inboid's Extract BseAu Is diuretlc and blood
purifying, and cures all diseases arising from hao
Its OF dissipation, excess aud imprudences In life
life, impurities Of the blood, &c, supeTce,iing CO.
pabia In affections Tor which 10 Is used, such rs gon
orrhpa. elects OF long standing, and syphilitic
afections-in these diseases, used In connection
with H,LmbOLls Rose Wash.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere
Beware OF counterfelts. Ask for llelmbOld's
Take no other. PRICE-sl2 Is per bottle, or six bot
ties for $3.50. Delivered TO any address Describe
symptoms In all communications.
Address II Il. HELMBOLD. SOL Broadway, N. Y
NONE ARE GENUINE sni.a dove up IN 1ssi-
engraved wrapper, Witt Jae-suwIs Of my Cheniea!
WDtAosss, ard sigpsd "
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On all occasions and in all ages the Ger
man students have stood for liberty. They
stood by John Huss, they stood by Lu'
ther. They stood by the Protestant cause
In the Thirty Years war to the death
They stood by their country in the expul.
sion OF Napoleon and the French. Theii
grand institution was that Of the Burs'
cheucheft, union Of all the youths Of al
the universities Of Germany TO restore the
unity and freedom of the German EN-.
pire. ...r. ...E.' -,
sand now since fate may tear us from each other,
Let each man grasp Of each the brOther-haDd,
And swear once morc-0 every German brother!
Truth to the bond, truth to the Fatheriapd!
Though rocks and oak-trces shiver
We, we win tr,mble never
Strong, like the tempest, see the youths 20 BY,
Foe Fatherland TO combat and 10 diet"
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Important Certificate {!
Speedy euro OF whooping Cough,
W. PICKETT, ESQ, Brooklyn, MY.

I am not In the habit OF taking advertised mcdi.
cines, nor OF certifying to their curative effects
when they come under my observation butt feel
constrained o. make an exception In faVor OF
DODDS NERyINE AND INVIG0RATOR,a med
iclne have used In my family for some time past.
MY little daughter had been suffering nom severe
whooping Cough for several weeks, and Was 90
much broken OF rest at night that-by excessive
coughing ana loss OF sieep-her constitution and
general health seemed TO be giving way. Various
remedies or palliatiyes were recommended by IN
tiuate ncghbors, but nothing was tried until our
attention was called by a physician. not now IN
practice TO Dodd's Nervine. This We procured
and comme nced using at once-with an ELECT I'm.
mediate and surprising. As the commissions were
hardest at night, We began by giving the Nerylne
on her going to bed The hrst dose administered
made its impression the cough became less ne
Quent, and very much les, severe-she soon got
her accustomed seep-npidly revived In health
and yigor-and In few days was as we'll rs ever.
What was lett Of tho v hopping Cough was there
after Of no trouble or course / cannot but con.
slider DCdd's Neryine and Inyigorator an inyalua-
BILE remedy for this distressing malady. may
add that | have since recommended II 20 several
family friends In like circumstances, and have
found II in every 10 he equally successful IL
needs only TO DO known to come Into universal Dc
mnnd j. W. PICKETT.
For sale by druggists. Price One Dollar. S"S
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FuLLSEss OF JoY. David was evident
ly speaking out of his heart when he said
to Jehovah: ain thy presenceis fnllness
Of JOY, Mt thy right hand there are pleas
ures forevermore." They are rcmarka-
bic, exuberant words; not the fervid out
gush Of an excited poetic temperament,
but the calm strong declaration OF n soul
running over with joyful. honest earnest
ness. As such they deserve considera-
ton. Faliness ofjoy for man Is with God.
Literally the Hebrew reads: ''with thy
face" that Is, where Gods lace Is; where
God smiles on man; where man has the
consciousness that God sees him, and
loves him, and lets him abide under his
shadow; there Is ftilness Of Joy for man.
This Is REINFORCED by the added clause
Gods right hand Is the place Of saints
Matt. XIV: -, etc.,: and 1t was David's
faith that to be assigned to that place In
the future world, after the resurrection OF
the Just, would be assurance Of everlast-
ing blessedncss, In the very fact that IL
would raise him to be forever with the
Lord-and make him sure, "at His right
hand" of pleasures forcvcrmore" and u
Is Jsiinsss Of Joy. II Is fallin kind, and de-
gree, and duration.
1t Is not partial, imperfect JOY, rs almost
all tho joys OF earth arc; reaching only
one faculty, or one cluster OF faculties,
and perhaps draining others by the very
richness Of its result for these-as the
body sometimes stints the soul, or the soul
the body, In their ccstaeies, because both
share alike In them.
Il Is not intsnnltted JOY. intermingled
with moments Of REJECTION, II not OF regrc,
and pain; nor Joy,s<blch has somber
lining efdouSt. II not o. 16HnI
-. A. - s,sf..l -i<..x- An
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Men and horses are the only animal:
that sweat. So say medical men, whose
business it is to investigate the wonder
full living mechanism Of both. The OK
cools off by accelerate respiration; If heat.
ed in the furrow, he partially opens his
mouth, drops his tongue, and by rapid
respiration. or short breathing, throws of
the excess of heat which has accumula.
ted in the system.
How cruel 1t is, therefore, to leave q
horse wet with perspiration standing In
the cold without blanket. How dan
gerous for man to expose himself under
like circumstances. The fact that mer
and horses sweat should not be forgotten
nor lost sight of.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and after the 18th inst. the fine
IT. Steamer DirigO and franconia, will
GGS@S until further notice, runs rs follows
Leave GaIts Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock =. NJ, and leave
Pier - East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at3f.M
The Dirlgo and Franconia are fitted up with hns
accommodates for passengers, making this The
most conveient and comfortable route Tor trav
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage
$500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
trcal Quebec, Halifax, st. John, and all parts o.
Maine.
Shippers are requested TO send their Freight Il
the Steamers ms early rs p. III. on the day thai
they leave Portland.
For Freight OF Passageapply to
HENRY FOX, Galts Wharf. Portland.
J. Y, AMES, Pier 35 East River, New York.
May 9, 1868. II
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All Is well as long as the sun shines and
the fair breath Of heaven gently waits us
to our purposes. But, IT, you will try the
excellency aud feel the warmth of fait h,
place the man In persecution; let him
ride In storm, let his bones be broken
with sorrow and his eyes looscned with
sickness; let his bread be dipped with
tears and all the daughters Of music
brought low; let us come to 81, upon the
margin Of our grave; let a tyrant lean
hard upon our fortunes and dwell upon
our wrong; let the storm arise and the
keels toss till the cordage crack, or that
all our hopes bulge under us and descend
into the hollowncss Of sad mlsfortunes.-
Bishop Taylor.
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Elected from the snow. The use Of these
eyes considerably strengthen the sight,
and the Esquimaux are so accustomed to
them, that when they have a mind to
view distant objects, they commonly use
them instead OF Eyeglasses"
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tn~nn WILL. nE PORPIITED ny
SDyN mn L. NIX. II falling "a cure in Ie..
me ,i s;h I. .s % Ssraaa ny ss e.,o
sure 10 all weather. with safe and pleasant medicines.
syIpIpI,sp Avn SOLITARY uARIrs
T,sl, co.,,. AMI con.,o,enc,.,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS.
s,,,,,
iN"e"' ~ ''a ''''' ""' ~ s" ',
SECRET AND DELICATE DlSoRpEfsj
Mercuria Affections. Eruption. AMI all Diseases Of the
Skinl uiosIs o. the NOE Ira. AM bcy rmrss ~
si icy s.has ~ ~, IL ,a,h sa The more A.
Muoes' snn "ne' w'"A" w 'ou'' "'' ''' ''o''
'a"''' ~ ,
poi" ''Nh'' '.N'''' y"
mn T. DIx,s
,,,,.-,, ,,,,r,c., ,,y,,,
PRIVATE MhpioAL offioh,
II EndicOtt street, Boston, Mass.
. a. ,r.n, tia, ,,,is,,. nevr, go M hear each o.ber
nn,' ,hs a.I .n,rsncs ~ nj. ofScs 4. Nh ~ Raw.
ms M connecon with nj. residence consequently M am.
Wy lnsrTnPon :, 20. ss on 10 account can any '" "e'
WV 'PP'''e ~, nv
Dn' pi>
boldly dosrh land cannot be conraictei, except ny
quacks who VIII say or do anything, even rure en'
selves W impoee upon patients,) that he
., "a. .y, p.,,,,., f,,.i,,.,. ph,,,,,a. ofr,rfi,.
' N.Y. ,rs 1" Bo,fon.
sIyrpyy YEARS
SiNihh.' ihn .
engaged In treatment OF secial Diseases Tact 80 wen
known 70 many Citizens PUBLISHERS, Merchants, Hotel
,i.s,i,,,s M WI N"' ~ -
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
To ,vol, and esc,r. impostIo, of foreign AMI native
o,.cl. o,, IN B,ton than other large cities
"'''' - -.
Dr. DIN
proly refers 10 Professors AMI respectable Physicians
many d whom consult him In critical cases. because of his
aeknovired skin and reputation attained through %
lony er,eriepce practIce AMI observation
,py,Icrpn Ann t-syopTrSArr
=, ,,., .,d ,da % Won, ,a,,,,v. IN hor derive,
by the lying bost false prnses aud
pretensions Of
poppIny am NATIVE oIACKs
,,'.,. , . - :, st, MI
VINO know itte o ,ne natuiv sIS' s a., -, M
cases, AMI NS As 20 theL cur. onc , e.os ~ A.
plomas Of ln.utut@is % Cousges, sh ,I es, 80, y.
any part 81 the woni ousr ehmnu pHHpas ., w
Dead. how obtanei unknown MOI Only a,somins ai ua
versng IN names uoss nee1e" w sns 80. 80,
10 further thsir imposition assume names 81 Other csf.
orai"i phys'enns "ns s"e' a'-'a' '''N''' "
!" or,,y xosry,-v v,vyps
ooA.h iaos.'N"NA'
through hise CERTIFICATES AMI etreioe, ADJ
tons q ihelf ne'l'elo ~ M n,a,h.s ~ in.,s
or contradict nem, sho, rs, W ,u s VII @.,,,"p y,
son copy i% ns ss, % ss, snL .r,a n ~
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The Medicine for
Whooping Cough.

DODD's NERyINE AND INyI6ORAToR gives
agreeable and almost instant relief In the spasms
OF Whoopny Coush. This 10 . complaint that all
children are expected TO have and when It comes,
strange to say. they are left TO light through as
its Intensity or help the sufferers along. And
when Il 10 reelected that very many OF the diseases
OF older and adult years have their origin In the
would be utterly unaccountable but fOr tho fact
that children's diseases, like many OF the weak.
nesses OF women. are considered % much matter
OF course that people have become stocaliy un-
concerned about them Let them couga IL through
as We did, seems generally TO be the unfeeling
word. Whooping Cough !, Nervous disease. and
Dodds Neryine and lnvigorator treats it with
save your little ones the worst agony OF tins dis
tressing affection. A sure and beneaccnt medL
eine-
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Special Notices.
DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
Dlood Puriner and Regulator.

-CuREs-
Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections Diseases OF the Skin, Consump-
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrhoea, and Diseases
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
4 CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated CatarTh Tro-
ches aud Electric Hair Restorer, lS3 Main street.
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
splyos5
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Snow ErEs.-Ellis, In speaking OF the
Esquimaux, says: "Their snow eyes, rs
they very properly call them, are a proof
Of their sagaclty. These are little pieces
of wood. bone or ivory, formed to cover
the eyes, and tied on behind the head
They have two Sits OF the exact length OF
the eyes, but very narrow. This inyen-
ton preserves tnNcs from snow blind
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Farm for Sale,

lM-o SITUATED in Buxton. neal
- - salmon Falls village, nine milsi
R:ieG from saeo, sixteen from Portland
near tho line Of the r. a n. Railroad.
Said farm vas the property Of tho late Vim MIL
iken, and consists Of 80 acres suitably divided int
tiilage and pasturage under = high state Of cult
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly nsv
cuts about Is tons Of hay. convenientiy divided
Into Two fArmA. Terms reasonable. Apply u
IVORY q MILLIkEN, on the pIsalscr, OF y
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TITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l..
DIX rsrticulary In,i,rs all IAiies Who peci NED
Zeal or Surgical sivisrS N call n his Hnms u Enioi
sr-t, Bs,sa, Mas, which tiey uiI h~i Arranged 10
their SPECIAL accommodation.
Dr. DIX having devosei over twenty yeau 10 this
hanch a the traiurut sf al i-ses peculiar N f-maies.
n IL nv oooosdei By AL <h In this cuunfy AMI EareIs)
that he sxcs Ill cshes tnssn IrNtiiooess In the sss.
sy-iy and edectuai treatment Al All ksnaie oomp'sne
Ills m>icipr. are prvyarvi uith the exp~ Tasse Of
rrmoyinr all dlsrAses such debility, veakDc>s unnata-
nj sutrr~-s.ns erarrrpepts a The vonh, aiss all de-
charges which na~ frum msSta STATE a the eSa ~
ho<h uedcsIiy ami surycaiy, On dseases a The s.ae
,sr and tbey are RESPECTFULLY Invita- u oAfh
No. ~ Endieott street, noston,
An ,sirr rr1uidns siviee mnt cotaln one doilAr 70
Insure IN answer. f
Basicn. Jan I, 1900.
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Rest.

The following are reputed 20 have been Found
under the pillow Of a soldier who died In hospita
At Port Royal:
I lay me down to sleep,
With little care
Whether my waking find
Ne here, or there.
A bowling, bur,ienet head
That only asks 10 rest,
Unquestioning upon
A loving breast.
My good right hand forgets
It's cunning now;
Tomarch the weary march
know not how.
lam not eager, bold,
Nor strong--aii that Is past:
am ready not to do
Al last, Mt last.
Myhalf days work IL done,
And this IL all my part
give n patient God
My patient heart;
And grasp His banner still,
Though all the blue be dim;
These stripes as well as stars
Lead amer him.
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS

EOR sale or rent by c. 7. SHANNON, No. %
Main Street, (up stairs,. Also, one hne.toned
Rosewood Piano, octave, full round corners, for
sale ut y low price for cash. 81
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FOR SALE.

NCA TIN SA1LC.
THE Subscriber, wishing to
change business, now offers his
IIomestead Farm for sale. Said farm contains 81
acres, moro or less-about 90 acres In wood and
pasturing. and about - acres in moving and I'll.
fage,-has one Drok House, 2ix36, with an L l6x2a
With ~ rooms all finished attic not nnishedl Gel
lar under whole house and L, with cstern contain
Ing some % hhds. Cellar feet deep, Roof sla-
ted. Wood shed running from house 10 barn. with
courthouse over IT, One barn 3x6O and one stable
with cellar under IL, 30xf0, with hay-lof above L.
Also another barn for storing hay, 2Or30, ~ feet
posts, one blacksmithS shop about l2xi6. Has
about three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming into
bearing. and all OF the choicest mutt, has two
wells one in yard OF house, another I'm cellar un-
der stable also, within 40 feet OF stable one large
Reservoir, sx20r6, for water In case OF are.
Said farm will be sold In separate lots or In
whole IL 90 arranged that the buildings, together
with orchard and some ten acres OF land will be
sold separate, if desired. All the remainder Of
Tillage Land lays on the public streets, and will
he cut up and sold separately, II desired. Also,
the Wood and Pasture land will be sold separate
w. n desired. Said farm 10 sltauted on Hill street,
Bddeford, and Is within ten minutes walk OF the
stores and mills, and 10 within the No. School
District. entitled TO the privilege OF High School
without extra charge.
Also, some lots Of land on Alfred street. mont Of
NJ T. Church, suitable for stores. For further par.
ticulars, please call the subscriber on the prem
ises. 40 JAMES ANDREWS.
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Btddeford .adueratscases
JOB SHOP.

THE subscriber has opened . Job shop at No: y
Logs boards, Ton Timber, and wood. Diameter
and circumference OF the Circle, also the square
OF the Circle In even inches
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Btddeford .adpcrttsess, IT'S,


MISS ANN GORDAN has removed hcr
NI Millinery, Fancy and English Goods and
Hair work 20 No Adams Block Market 80, b,~
deford, where she would DO pleased 10 greet hei
former patrons. 2oh