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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Il is said that In the Snake River gold mines
men are making from So to $40 per day, and
party Of 100 left Cheyenne for the dggings
on Monday.
Hon. John p. Hale, after an absence Of five
years, Minister to Spain, has returned to his
native land. His native city, Dover, N. H.,
gave him public reception on Wednesday last.
His arrival was announced by the firing OF
national salute and the ringing Of bells through
out the city.
The Treasury Department at Washington was
robbed. lost Saturday Of $4,000. The facts
corrected with the then are, that while several
by an officer Of the Department, q well dressed
man, stranger, were Of their party, and soon
after another came in under the pretense Of look
ing for q female acquaintance, and approached
the messenger woman or watcher Of the money
on the table to make an inquiry, he placed him
self In such position rs TO afford an opportun-
money and to leave the room while the attention
of all the others were engaged by his compan-
ion. II was not until two hours after that the
theft was discovered.
A Constantinople dispatch Of Friday night
Gays the great FIRE In that city Is one Of the
most appalling disasters that has happened to
any European capitol In modern times. The
old part Of the city has been destroyed. The
rebuilding Of the capitol will lead to COM
plete change In the character of the city. The
Sultan has expressed his desire to aid In
this work. The new city will be as modern
as Paris and Vienna arc. The FIRE was
disastrous to property. There were many lives
lost, especially women and children. The NUM-
Der Of lives lost Is said to be nearly thousand.
Over nine hundred corpses have been found In
the ruins. The city Is in state OF gloom and
anguish, and all Turkey shares In the feeling.
The grand musical festival now being held at
New York city proves thus far to be q magnih.
cent failure. According to newspaper reports,
there has been bal management from its COM
mencement. The inaugural concert on Monday
evening was quite brilliant, tho the Rink was
not filled, yet there was an audience Of at least
10000. Mr.. Gilmore, attended by Parepa Rosa
cnliyened the occasion with the "Star Spangled
Banner" to great satisfaction, but the organ
proved miserable failure. The next day the
Handel and Haydn Society arrived, but their
reception was anything but satisfactory. They
complain Of being treated like immigrants, half
starved, and have to cope with bedbugs-the
only kind Of music New York appreciates
Wednesday the concert was success 80 far rs
the music was concerned, but great falling of
In attendance. Many Of the chorus singers
having become Disguised, had len. The atten-
dance became 20 reduced that fie managers cut
down the price Of admission about one.half,
which has effected an increase, although the
seats are not one-thiid filed. Thursday there
was some increase Of interest under the man.
agement Of Mr.. Gilmore, but on the whole 1t
must dwindlc out rs q slim affair, New Workers
being more delighted with gold than music.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Mr.. T. L.. Roberts Of Greenwood. few
mornings since. found five cows dead, and two
In dying condition, at the foot OF prccipice
in his pasture, and one suspended half way
down. From indications about the place, and
the sound Of men and dogs heard the previous
day, grave suspicious are entertained that the
cattle were maliciously driven over TO their
death.
An ancient bomb shell was picked up at low
water above the mark at Augusta, on the west
side Of the river, one day last week. From
lis appearance. Il had evidently been in the
water for years. Upon breaking II in pieces Il
was found to be illcl with gunpowder and about
Q pint Of common musket balls. II Is supposed
to DO q relic Of tho famous expedition Of Ar
mold, who passed up the river with his troops,
en- route for Quebec, through the then wilder
ness Of Maine, In the fall Of It's, nearly nine
ty.fve years ago.
Central Block at Lewiston containing the First
National Bank, several stores and offices, were
consumed by fire last Sunday morning. About
4 o'clock the watchmen Of the bank, hearing .
noise In an adjoining Office, opened q window
and discovered smoke issuing from the store be-
meath. and Immediately gave an alarm, but be.
fore help arrived, the Gre had 30 increased, and
the building so high, that all effort to sub
doe the flames proved unavailing, and the entire
block was nearly destroyed. The bank farni-
ture was destroyed but nothing within the safe
was injured. The records In the City Rooms
were saved. Total loss from $4,000 to $780,
600.
The Portland Argus says last week fam
lily up town found earth worms in the huid len
by the milk man. Great was the condemnation
occasioned by the discovery-yirmifage was i'm
mcdatcly ordered for all the children, the man
of milk was ''iRterviewed" but his only expls-
nation was the long spell Of wet weather had
brought these worms 10 tho surface,-the cows
had drank them &c. The whole matter has been
referred TO the COMMITTEES on "Lacteal organs"
The milk man has been suspended. Let us have
peaoe-
A young lad named Goodwin, one namcl
Clements, and another, o native Of South
A erica, each from 10 to - years OF agc, were
drowned In the Saco river, at Hiram, last Sat-
ur,isy, having wsded into the river beyond their
depth. The fact Of their drowning was not dis
covered until late in the Afternoon, when their
clothing was found on the bank OF the river.
The bodies Of Goodwin and Clements were re-
covered Monday. This melancholy event has
cast gloom over the community, a. they were
boys Of much promise. ..I
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Hon. s. p. Morrill,, member Of Congress from
the second district, publishes the following
card In the Lewiston Journal:
Whereas, An opinion Is prevailing 10 some
extent based upon false newspaper reports and
other sources, that shall not be candidate
for Congressional denomination, and ,nhereas,
Il il generally conceded that the usages Of the
party and fair dealing will give me the nomi-
nation, and believing In the humanity. honesty
and integrity Of the party generally. | hereby
assure my friends throughout the district that
I shall be candidate and under no circum-
stances will my name be withdrawn, until the
decision Of the convention Is made known.
SAMUEL. p. MORRILL,,
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Cambridge Cattle Markst,..Ju IA.
THURSDAY, June 10,

Amount OF live stock at market-Cattle, $50 ,
Sheep and Lambs, Ii6C: Swine, 40.
Prices Of Market BSef-Extn fi3 2JD SD %, hrst
quality SO 60 20 $40 IS; second quality Sii 30 " -;
thir,i quality 5000 "a til %.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Working Oxen, psir'
$50, san, $40 10 s3O. as
MIich Cows and Calves nom SIS, $50, Sos So, ssS.
Yearlings si4 20 SIS, two years old 30 ~ tSi
three years old so 20 t62.
Prices OF sheep and IAmbs-In lots - ~, ~ W,
81 So, $500 "a SO % each, extra SO ~ % IS o. OF
nom 8 40 Y n.
Spring Lambs 81 Ds.
Veal Calves, s. 10 q 5000.
Hides o., IN. Taliow % Gle Y h.;
Pelu 7jc % 81 IS each. Calf Skins i6 "a lIc ~:
Prices of Poultry-Extra i7i % lsc prime i7iD
l7ic good iG,g I7o medium i6i % i6ici poor to
medium i6c n.
N. u. Beef-Extra and nrst quality include no.
thing hut the beet large, ht, stallfd Oxen second
quality includes the best grassfed Oxen, the best
staii.fcd Cows and the hest three year old steers
ordinary conssts of bulls and the refuse OF lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Closets, and when those OF
an inferior quality are thrown out.
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Of the towns they rrPusent, was adopted by the
Convention.
The Committee on Credentials then reported
the whole number Of delegates entitled to seats
TO be 1883, As follows
Androscogyin. 76 4, Aroostook, g., Cumberland.
i5i, Franklin, 81, Hancock, ca, kenneboc, i32 |;
Knox, 10, Lincoln, -, Oxford iuo, Penobscot,
ISL hseataquls, Al, Sagdahoc. u, Somerset, W
Waldo, 81 Washington 70, York, iO'.
The Convention then proceeded to vote for q
candidate for Governor in the manner prcscribcd
by Mr.. Pullen's order adopted in the forenoon.
The following gentlemen were made committee
to receive, sort and count the votes:
Androscoggin, ID. ii. Teaguei Aroostook, J. 8,
Nickersoni Cumberland, NJ. ID. L. Lane, Franklin,
:; y. lowell ilane.ck, & 7. Kinks. keneSees 4,
son, Oxford. p. L, Shaw Pepobscot.J W. Porter
Piscataquis, p. Tollmani sagadshcc, J W; sPanld.
ing Somerset, J, ID, Dascomb; Waldo, A. J. Bal.
hi hi. Washington A'' i
While the committee was absent counting the
votes, the Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously adopted
with demonstrations Of hearty approval.
| Resolved, That We re)oice IN inc VAST anu 'nieu
material resources Of state and that II should be
the constant efforts Of every department OF the state
government by wise, uniform and foreseeing state
Policy 10 develop their resources and bring them ~,
10 active operation and thus to present profitable
employment for our industrious people and home
market for the produce Of our farmers So a. TO stay
the tide Of emigration nom our State and Increase
/ its wealth and population.
R,soipsd, That while we would maintain and pre-
serve the sacreness OF tho public debt Of the State
and Nation, and the gradual payment OF the sane
according 70 the letter and spirit OF The contracts
also In favor OF the reduction OF the burdens
OF taxation, internal and external, 90 hr ~ IL con-
sistent with the pubic credit and wise regard 10
all the industrial interests OF the country, and We
are opposed ~ fostering one branch OF industry NJ
the expense of another, but hold that the burdens
and the benefits should be equally distributed 70 ALL
R,.otr,d That the shipping interests Of the state
and Nation demand the care and protection OF the
government and the adoption OF such measures ss
shall afford relief " the owners and builders VI Ves
sells.
ciples OF prohibition and vigorous and Impartial
enforcement Of the laws to that end.
RssoirsL That we have entire confidence In the
PxRHAM, the nominee Of this convention, and ~ an
additional evidence OF the fidelity OF the people of
Maine 10 true Republican principles, VIC propose TO
elect him by triumphant majority.
The committee that received the votes then
reported;
Whole number OF votes cast, IDA
Necessary 10 choics. Us
sidney perham had ~
Samuel D. iiersey. ~
The announcement Of the vote was received
with deafening and long continued applause, at
the close Of which Hon. Henry T. Pcntiss OF
Bangor stated that he was exceedingly sorry
that the choice Of the convention had not fallen
upon General Hersey, but assured them that
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Tventv.fivr Year,, Prnctice

Twenty.fvc Years' Practice
In the Treatment OF diseases incident to Females
has pla,sd DR. DOW at the head OF ell physicians
making such practice specially. ana snaoiss
him 20 guarantee Q speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF SnpprssioH and all other Mes
sfruai Dsranysmsnh. from rAafsrsr eaDs All let
tets for advice must contain 81. once, No Endi
n. B.-Bosrd { rni,hsd to thoss desiring to 70.
main under treatment.
Boston. July. ls69-sp. yr3o
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LET EVERYBODY READ

The comprehensive medical work entitled THE
by A. II. Hayes, 81. D., advertised hilly In another
column. A perusal Of II will convince the most
timld OF skeptcal reader that II Ia comparatively
easy 10 avoid the Ills that beset the young anil
thoughtless, and that the weakened forces Of man.
hood may he reestablshed, and happiness and use-
lness may be restored 30 those whose constitutions
have been premaiurely broken down. Bee advef.
tisement OF Peabody Medical Institute. Juno
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REPUBLICAN CONVERSATIONAL CONTENTION
FIRST DISTRICT.

TIE Repablicans ami ali other voters Nc the YIssr
CoSGREssiONAL DIsTRtCr Or MAINE, oomprisinE
The counties of York and Cumberland. Who rtotcfH
In the progress of Human Freedom and Equal Rishts
scieved by ths Nsttoa sRder the dlrecttoa o e We.
publican Party IN the past eorre ts wise policy -
best calculated 10 secure and perpetuate the blessing
" peace. tranquil prsprrity, BY the enactment OF
the principles of justice Into Law, without rrrari to
race, color previous condition. are hereby inStrd
and requested % send delegates % CONVENTION 10
b. held I'm CRY HALL, sAcO. On "WEDNESDAY. JUNE
TwEsrr-NISrH. AT II Ia O'CLOCK. A. ~. for the
purpose of nominating A CANDIDATE I'd RkrRE.
SIM THis DISTRICT N TIE foRIN.sEcosp CoN-
GREss, nd to transact any other business that may
properly come before the Convention.
The basis % representation VIII be follows; Zach
delegate additional for every Is votes east r JOSHUA
J.. CHAMBERLAIN, at the Gabernstorial election u
isa majority fraction of ~ votes win be entitled
% an additional delegate.
The Chairman of the several city and town commit
tees are requested On forw ard of eieEa
soon a. chcs 10 the chairman Of the District Com.
nittee Il Portland.
me Committee VIII be IN session at the Hall the
day above Indicated, at 10 O'Clock A. H., 70 receive
The UNEMPLOYMENT OF delegates o. the several cities
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DYsPEPsIA Or INDIGESTION Is opprcs-
sion amer eating, or belching up Of wind and al.
ways follows costyeness. DIR. llARRlSON'S PElt.
ISfALTIC LOZENGFS give permanent relief.
They are pleasant, portable do not require Increase
OF dose, and never fail. Also, warranted 70 cure
every Kind Of PILEs. For sale at No. fremont
Temple, Boston, by X. A. HARRISON CO., Pro-
prietors, and by al druggists. Mailed for 0cn.
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r Notices Of deaths MOI exoesiing ax lines, inserted
free above that number at regular advertising rates.
HILL. In this city, June ., Capt. Samuel Hin, aged
3years.
bradbury, aged 80 years.
CIIADBOUIiSE. In Alfred. June Z, Mrs. Joanna
90 Wells Tor interment.
CIsiiMAN. In Paris inn. June 10, Mrs. Thankful
Cuslman, aged ~ years.
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In the New Hampshire Legislature on Tues
day, Hon. Andrew II. Cragin was elected U. s.
Senator, receiving II votes in the Senate and
1874 in the House.
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CARD.

Doctor Daniel IIariy he found ut the residence
of Geo. q, Moore nj kennebunk Depot. Parties wish
ing 20 consult him various diseases can have that
privilege every "wednesday and Thursday Parties
ats pay ment. nj the al~pyc place. -
Keunebuuk June 4, ls1U. 23u
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!Slsecial Notices.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS,

Tive Republicans of piadeford are rrp.e.ied ic meet
NJ CITY HALL "Wednesday. June p. ~ i.7 O'Clock
p M 70 eho.~ II Delegates to attrssd The Dbtrtct
cao,.ntho 4, he held al SAco June 9th. lsN. 10 ncn'-
mate candidate to lie supp"r. "s mept ~. .n
~ ,nuRr OMDkn OE OOas
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Henry d. Anthony was reelected Senator to
Congress by the General Assembly Of Rhode
Island, last Tuesday.
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DEPOUr m The ooodItIon OF the Nsrth Ber.
" wick Nastsnal Bank. North Berwick. In
the STATE Of Maine, st the sloss Of basiDe's, 9Th
month, III, is7U.
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pIMpI.Es on THE FAOE,

uou comedoncs, Bisek-IIeads, Flesh Worms OF
II ljruls. ITmply Eruptions and Dlotcbed disdg.
untions on The face, use perry's Comedone Pin
pIe Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains No
iss< psisss. Depot, - Boud b.. N. y. sold By
Druggists everywhere. fmi5
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TO THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS
THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

yeafs at least, and one-haf that Representation In
the Senate for six years. Such fact should and
does invest the campaign with interest Of the high
est importance. Duty TO ,ho country and the State
swallows up all personal considerations In the So
lection Of those representatives. and however NO
may at times desire, and be willing 10 crafty mere
ambition, harbor resentments or seek the quiet OF
inaetiOn, this 10 no time to do H. Not only Is the
election invested with this national importance, but
Il has q local interest Of no ordinary character.
The whole body Of county officers for York, with .
very few exceptions 10 be elected for terms va
rying nom ono 10 three years duration. Some Of
them are among the most important positions q
trust conferred upon men In the county.
These facts give this election with US peculiar
interest and call upon all good eltinsns that ehari.
table consideration Of the views and desires Of each
other which will ensure not only an united but an
enthusiastic support for the nominees Of the several
conventions.
The history OF the party In this county shows
that when united and sctivc. victory perches upon
Its banner, bu, when, with without cause. d-sen
.ons or apathy exist In It's ranks, the enemy enjoy
fruits ffom II. The experience OF the past should
be an inyrs.irs Lesson for the future. and secure
for us that unity which will ensure success.
Composing. as this county does, nearly one-hslf
In numbers, Of the Yirt Congressional District In
the state, and embracing As IL does the PRINCIPAL
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All Mechanics call for Beach's washing Soap. il
Is powerful detergent, and Is just what they want
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Raafe Of Maine.

CorNrr ov YoRK, ss.-T, =. IIussey, Cashier OF
the North Berwick National Hank, do snlennly n.
rm thai the above statement Il true On the hest vi
my knowledge and belief p. HussRY,
CAsHiER.
Subscribed and anamed 10 hesbrs me this 18th day
Of June, ls,n.
NATHANIEL HoBBs, Justice OF the peace.
Correct, Attest wM IIOBnS,
,"m AM n. n : snow now D'r's.0".
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gfafa NJ Maine.

State Of Maine.
COUNTY or YoRK.-I, q. LLttieaeld, Cashier
Of the ocean National Bank, Of kennebunk, do 81.
emnly swear that the above statement II true Ia tho
best OF my knowledge and belief.
q. LfTTLEPIELD, CASHIER.
Subscribed and sworn IN bcforc me this 10Th day
or June, $50. JOSEPH DANE,
Justice OF the Peace.
Correct, attest
,,a S sSHs E|I',I%S Within, Directors.
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SUBSCRIBERS arc requested 10 examine The date on
the printed colorrd slip attached 70 thsn Pspsi ~
this Indicates the time 10 which ne sunsn
maid Por INSTANCE, "IM.ye9" means That the SUP
sc,Ih., IN. .ahI Ia Nav Ist, I-6a when . new pay
m.nt /. msSe. WIS pkrx will be IMMEDIATELY Al
y,REp so thai the LABEL oonstAnt hsskirt ~
800 A., ,h. time f,r whch the subscriber has paid.
sas-crIh~rs in are requested Ia brward tho
aims due Immediately.
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DEPORT or tho condition OF the south Her.
u wick National Hank, nj South berwick, IN
the State OF Maine, at the close OF business, Juno
., 1870.
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t2tI,ii9 -
state OF Mn ine.

state or Maine.
COUNT or YoRk, ss,-f, Chas. \. Moody, Cash
Ter OF the First National Bank OF Bddeford. do sol
emily swear that the above statement 10 true ~ tho
beet Of my knowledge and belief
ClIAS. A. MOODY, CASHIER.
Subscribed and sworn TO beiors me thi. 18th day
OF June, 1870. LUvuE
Justice VI The Peace.
Correct, attest,
y. S S$ SSa t +. S S S3sssfsFsvuD''''''
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yXTANrED AGENTS-To seIl the HOME
wv SHUTTLE SEWING MAcliiND; Pre- -
and n icss Than go. Licensed by Wheeler Z VII
son, Grover 4 Baker, and singer 90. All Other
undsrssscd shuttle Machines cold %! les than go
are and ! 1S issS &c CO.
Bosson, Mas, Pittsbsrgh, Pa, Chiesgo, III, @ y
Louis. No. .l nIlL 3mS
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For Moth Patches, freckles & Tan,
,,sr .ppppy,s MOTH and PREcKLE LOTION
u The oniy Reliable and Harmless Remedy known
a. seisree fer removing brown dieooloratioos from
The psoe. Prepared only by DR.. D. q. PERRY, -
bond street, NY. Sold by drugststs svsryvhsrs.
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WHAT ARE
&fa&
THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,

Msde Of yeU Rum, WAssiv, Prey Sp,ifs sstrsfs
LSsnsrs, doetorsd, splcsd and sweetened ~ please
the taste, called 'Tcalc.," .RestoIen," .'sppenI.
ers;" lc that Iced .ss s,gplsr on " drunh.nn.ss
Native Roots and Herb. Of California, rss ,.~ az
lissAs,.e s'..!ssn, They q. The gRHAI BLOOD
carrying % all poisonous matter and restoring the
blood 20 healthy ocndItion. No person csn tale
these Bitten according % drsctiens and rvm.in
long unweli, SluO will be given Cor an ineursbls
eas., providing The bones are not destroyed by min.
e1l polsons % other means, and the vita! orTns
vastsd beyond ths point q rpslr J. WALkEI,
Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD 90, Rugyts1
d coameres q. n. Y. SOLD Bf ALL DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS. 81. WS
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SALES, WANTS, LOST & FOUND.

A RARE CHANCE. For sale. the residence OF
" VIM p Freeman, SO Water street, Icing large
~ story house, with three OF land, very
pleasantly situated, about ten minutes walk from
the Post-ofIcs The House has ten rooms, besides
attic with largo and oommodious stable attached.
There Is an excellent we'll of water on the premises
and also large cistern. The house IL nearly new
and In good condition, and will be sold on rcasona
BILE terms For further particulars Inquire OF
HARMON 4 KENDALL Real Estate Agents, -
Alfred street, or A. q. COVE, 81 Water st.
Biddeford, May %, 1870 III
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A CENTS WAMTED.-slo PER
RtSf ScsS r. sh aas y ES I5G VA
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OEPORr Of the coudiuou % The BiddsSord
Maine, at the close of business, juno 9Th, ls.0.
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VXTANTED "A Student In o Law Once.
. w. More than ordinary facilities offered. APP
ply 10 JOURNAL Once. ~
VNIANTFp-A first class Carriage Maier,
w tn whom will pay falr wages, " applied 10
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iu
TITO MISUNDERSTANDING Offices, BY d-
l. dressing g. GARylN, JOURNAL 0rrcE, Bidde.
compound for cleaning machinery aud rollers, far
superior 10 I've OF benIine for lees than slx cents
gallon by actual trial II II fund not 10 injure
folers, but preserves them sof and pliable, and 10
equal 10 soapsuds Zoe cleaning type. Is
DRESSED HAY FOR SALE. by SAMUEL.
i sTIMPSON, Diddeford. 3mit'
VJJANTED-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD !!
w Cakes Laundry 10 In full operation. and
that he Is now fily prepared 10 do hrstclass WASH
Ing Ironing and Polishing, at short notice, for lio-
tells, Boarding Houses, Families, anybody and ev.
erybcdy. Regular family vashing ironing. 90 ctr:
per dozen, called for and delivered. Omce, room
lIardy's Blcck, City square, DIddeiord. Br.nsh
Office, A. IIodsion's. T. Factory Island. Saco. su