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Ayers Cherry Pectora1
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
and Consumption.


and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine. has anything won so widely and deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, Is this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years, and among most Of the races OF
men II has risen higher and higher In their estma-
tion rs it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power 10 cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made IL known as re-
liable protector against them. While adapted To
mder forms of disease and to young children, t 10
nj the same time the most ehectua remedy that can
be given for ncipicnt consumption, and The dan
gerous affections OF the throat and lungs. Asa pro-
vision against sudden attacks OF Group, should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as All
arc sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, all
.hould be provided with this autdote for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought In.
durable still great numbers OF cases where the dis
ease seemed settled have been completely cured,
and the patient restored 10 sound health 10y The
Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete - is mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield Ia II. When moth
ing else could reach them. under the Cherry Pee
torai they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from IL
asthma Is always relieved and oflen wholly
cured by II.
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses.
For Cough and cold, no better remedy can
be hail. Take small doses three times day and
put the feet in warm water At night, until the
disease Is broken mp.
For InfuenEa, when IL affects the throat or
lungs take the same course.
For Whoopiag Cough, give small doses three
or four times day.
For Group, give large and frequent doses until
the disease Is overcome.
No family should be without the Cherry Pccto-
raj on hand to protect them, in case Of attack,
from the above complaints. IT. timely use often
spares the patient great amount of suffering and
risk which he would incur by waiting until he
could get other aid Parents keep itin your houses
for the cxigencies that arise. Lives dear 10 you
may be saved by H.
So generally are its virtues known, that we need
not publish certificates OF them here, or do more
than assure the public thar the best qualities u ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
Prepared by DIR. j. {. AVER Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
In PARIS, by A VI. HAMMOND.
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Mild Certain, safe, Efficient u Is far the best
Cathartic remedy yet discovered, and nj once re-
leyes and invIgorates all the vital functions, WIN
out causing injury 10 any of them. The mo- tcom-
peie success has long attended its use IN many
localities: and IL II now offered To the general
public with the conviction that IL can never fail TO
accomplish all that Is claimed FOR II IL produces
little or pain leaves the organs free from rrita.
tiou, aud never over taxes or eNcitcs the nervous
system. In NIL diseases ofthe skin, blood stomach,
bowels, liver, kidneys.-of children, snd IN many
difficulties peculiar TO women, IL brings prompt
relief and certain The best physicians recon-
mend AMI prescribe Il and no person who once
uses this will voluntarily return Ia the use ofany
other cathaTtic.
sent BY mail, on receipt Of price and postage
| Box, SOS, Postage, cents,
5 Ion, " i a"
l. 22j. " 80 "
II Il sold by all dealers In drugs and incidence.
TURNER & CO., Proprietor.,
100 FREMONT STREET, BosroN, MASS
Dec :, I-,0.
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Save the Children.

NULTITUDEs OF them suffer inger, and die,
wi because Of Pin Worms. The only eiectual
remedy for these most troublesome and danger.
Gus OF all worms, in children or adults, j. found
in DIR. GOULD'S PIN.WOHM SYRUP
PURELY vegetable, safe and certain. valuable
cathartc, and beneficial To health sold by
GEO. L. GOODWIN, Boston,
and all druggists. en- octl5
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uORsF TRsIyvyGJu

~ HORSE TRAIyING.-Justo OUT book
TSZS containing a new system Of horse train
Ah ing, from the young colt up. by DIR Trid
baIl, the well known old English Horse Trainer
aud Farrier Our most noted trick horses have
been taught by this plain, practical system, and
wild and runaway horses can be completely sub
dued II also contains a Treatise on Shooting and
100 Recipes for the most common diseases, with
numerous Tricks prac;iced by Horse jockeys
Every horse breeder and owner should have it
You will never regret buying IT, Sent by mail for
ONLY 80 cts Address, GEO ;. MELLEN, Lewis
ton, Ne. Agents wanted.
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HALLS
VegetabIs SiCiIian Hair Remover

Ererv ysar increases the pOpH-
Idrifg o( this rdiadsie Hair Prep
drafiOH, uhich ~ due 20 merit
atone. Ne cda assure oar oil
patrons that N - Kept Jniiy mp To
ifs hi1h standard. dIsd Ia Mose
trho hare arrer used ~ ere ran
confidently sag. that az - the only
reliable and perfected pFepdrn-
tioa to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR 20 ITS youthful color. MAX
iu9 ~ soft, fnsfrous, and siihen
the scalp. By as use, becomes
uhife and clean IL TemOres al
s,y-upfions aud daBdTHTf. and or
its tonic properties prerenfs the
hair from failing ont. ds a. slim
uIdfes and noHrishes the hair
glands. BU Hs use the hair OFOCs
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores me capillary DidH1s
to their normal ciDOr, and UiH
create a neU DrOUih ercept Ia
ertreme old age. II ~ the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as IL requires feTer
apDlicdfiOns, and gires the hair
that spfendid glossy appearance
so much admired by all. 4. 4.
Hayes, VI. d.. state -fssdDer oT
Mass, says, "the constituents are
pure and carefully selected Tor
excellent quality, and ! consider
IL the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes" We pub
Iish a treatise On the hair, trhtch
IRE send free by mail upon dppii-
cation. which contains cOmmen-
datOry notices from ciergymen.
physicians, the press, and others.
We hare made the stHdD III the
hair and its diseases a specidtty
for years. and knOW that IRE make
the most etectire preparation Tor
the restoration and the preseyrd-
ton OF the hair, ertdht, and so
Acknowledged by the best Medi-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sad BY al Druggists and Dealers in Modicins
Price Dollar Per Botue.
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, Nh.
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House for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

'IHE subscriber oGcrs h.s Farm fpr sale, siius
L t~i 10 NiHauv, Maine, % what b. known
Hunts 'prurr." consisting ~ t0 acre, VI nrSt
quality uplsnd divided into tlliagc, grass land.
orrharJ.nE sut pasturage. and /, every way
I--t class f-rru
The building. ,rr in good ~rpzir. consisting Of
dwelling huu.r, baTus and uut-hu.liing-, AMI
~ CO.. immediate sIr.n.'y 20 Pos; OG .r, >chools,
q. 90 -u.ti'- Shop. Sc
I' s.E oae ..ssiua- "t purchasing good farm
r.., ga. an opportunity -,lInm r4eallct. The
rva-ogs for >~ll,ng arc old age and II. health.
Term. reasonable,
JOHN HUNT.
Albany, Dee p, loy Sw JAM
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A hand potato digger WAS exhibited
at the New York State FAIR. IL is simply =
u ide fork with six or seven teeth. with =
moyably iulcrUm behind The fork is
thrust into the soil OF one side ofthe hill.
and by bearing down on the handles the
potatoes are liiled up, and the fork is
shaken up and down ON this lulcrum to
separate them,
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agricultural.
Maine state Farmers Coarention.
We gave portion of Prof. Fernald's

the air can no longer hold Il, precipitation
takes place. and the result is rain, The
rain fall is greatest at the equator, and
diminishes as we approach the poles,
owing to the difference in the temperature,
the rain tall at the equator being about
l04 inches,st 10 degrees from the equator,
north or south, 50 inches; at - degrees,
30 inches at 30 degrees, 40 inches at %
degrees, 80 inches; ut so degrees. p
inches at 90 degrees. ~ inches. Were
there no modifying circumstances. the
ratio of the rain tall would agree with
latitude. La the tropics of the old world II
averages, however, 30 inches, while in
the tropics Of the new world it averages
IJ2 inches. The mean for the torrii zone
j. 90 iuchcs; for the north temperate
zone of the old world, 81 inches, OF the
new world, 50 inches; in the north frisid
zone, Is inches.
The lecturer then considered the theory
ct wind, and explained it by means OF a
sun striking The earth directly ut the
equator, the temperature is ra->cd am a
current OF hot air ii O. and flows toward
tie poles. which J., replaced by surface
oJrreu, OF cold air flowing from the poles
70 the equator. AMI were Il not ioT the mo-
lions oI the earth. therefore. we should
have ont, ,he>y surface winds. The mo
,,1u 81 the earth rcyo.t M "n Us All, .,
gHugt lussD miles per hoIr ~ ll" equator,
Will. at the poles iti-u %, - fb.' there j.
90 ,,,t dr-rcc between. Is difference co
-.-e, Tre WIND from Ore >.ia sutaI,
O. h,,pup with 'h. rapid m'..uu o.. o.,
,tth i-.m West G., E,s,, tall, I,,e> aud
uc as,e tnc south Et>t trad, Wiud,
These extend SD dr.r.cs North aad south
ot;hc El1t,a,. bu, ther, B., Who, i, called
SOD Equatorial c,.m belt" immediately
ur Pei. Do, >uu. which follows il above AMI
below Ga, sl.tjor.
During the summer mouths when the
--a - ..,a ati.y .quaioy. The Lands be-
,.lc h,cbly heated ,ul Niuj> from the
.aEtu ocean q u, rau>iug The south
vr-, monsoon Co, bat ocean. When the
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Irsr.i.,b.-. o.. ..-..,,,r, ,f,.I-f.,,.
N, N,r.l west B8t up.n ,be land IN,
f.,eof ,b, country ,sr,,, ,be direction of
.re., wind, and ,bcy Arr, b,re called ,bs
..,ari,b!,ui1J, These ,iuI, afy.r, The
ram fall. and the distribution Of rains !,
tbu. affected
Tn, s,....I nrirc;,,c m,3il,i,g n.
,,io fall +, tre u.,rncs. =, ar Ji,t,pc,.
tr,n the c,,t ,r district Those
n.r.i,,. p..,re., ,bs ,,..,, r.....;y, m.
mos. rain. while ia N, interior there i, a
les, quantity. O,hcr thing, helm. equal
che number ol rain, day, decrease Is we
leav. tic coast,
Tort,rL m,,jff,ia,, ,,ir,i,l. :. e,e.
va.oa. Th,., Is i. certain ,,.,,lion a,
wa.a .,al .a,l..,l take, p,t.c most
rap.i .a.., lai, ,arig, i1 the differed.
countries. L. Eu..mI {. /, 1880 Zee,
above thr level uilhr >rs.
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Two TIE LADt rs. -Ihe celebrated ult L. DIX
L particularly im itr3 all Ladies' who need 4 JIIi,,i or
AH'HMGt adviser, TO cal; at his Rooms, Il tndicott ST
h"sion, Mass which they win lind arranged tor thpir
special accommodation.
plt. DIN having devoted over twenty years to tI.
particular branch Of the treatment all diseases pculi,r
10 females II is now conceded by ALL both in this coun-
iy and Europe that he eAcfls all other known practc-
toner's IN the safe speedy and etrctua treatment of all
female complaints.
li8 medicines are prepared with the express purpose
OF removing all diseases, ouch Is debility weakness mn
ura supptssions, engagements OF the womb also all
searges which flow from morbid state OF the blood,
l DOCTOR Is now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
ay boz" medically and aursically all diseases of tile
if"'ic sex, and they are respectfully invited to cali At
No. ~ En,tIcott street. Boston
All letters requiring advice must contain onedor to
insure an answer.
BOSTON, Jan. 161u-1yr
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WATCH No. lt2t-bcaring Irade Mark, Frederic
Anterior Co., manufactured by the | ). Watch 60.
has been carried by ne seven months; its tot. variation
from mean time being only SiN seconds. A. L.. DENNIS,
President n. j. K. X. 4 +. Co.
WATCH No. il25, Stem inder- bearing Trade. Mark
" Frederic Atrrton Co., Marion, N. d., manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by
1t mouths months OF that time at SEA. and All the
various climates OF Europe. Daring that time since
my return il has not varied one second per week..
II. LASslNG, Manager knckerbockcr Iit. lnsnr.
ance Co.. l6l broadway, Ny.
UrlCA, N. :, Feb. u, 1870
WATCH No. Ions, Stem Windrr- bearing TRADE. Marx
"frederc Atherton Co., Marion, N.J. tur-
ca ny U. p watch Co has been carried by me twenty
months ITS total variation from mean time being i've
seconds per month. T., c. PRIEST,
Asst Sult. n. l,i. & If, K. r.
lyr34 ~
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KNITTING.

| sat III the shade of the inGle,
she sat little apart,
Where the freight flooded her tresSe>,
A her beauty flooded my heart.
MY eyes We're fastened upon her,
But hers were dropping adown
On some Womanly toy she was knitting
With beads OF silver and brown.
knitting, knitting knitting,
With glitter of >ilken thread,
A over the crimson meShes
The point OF her needle %ped.
Knitting, hnitting. knitting,
A web that she did mol guess,
over the heart whose secret
longed yet feared to conie~~.
Ringing out from the shadow,
The old clock counted the hour;
Il was time 10 90, vet the going
seemed utterly out of my power;
And. drawing a little nearer,
laid my head on her chair
just where the purple velvet
Cushioned her golden halr.
| saw the pearly white fingers
Tremble under the red,
OF the beads that glided faster
over the Silken thread;
And the rose on her cheek grew deeper,
Flushing it more and more;
And all III moment the knitting
tilded down to the floor.
And over its tangled meshes
The tirelieht tlickered and shone.
As hreathed in her ear the secret
Which crst had been mine alone;
And her beautiful head dropped lower,
And hel red lips tremblea apart,
Aud her oft eyes did not forbid me
To fold her close To my heart.
Oh, many a year has faded,
Eraught with sorrow and JOY,
Since the night She sat knitting
That silver and crimson toy;
And the silk of the web has faded,
The beads grown furnished and gray,
And all of it, shining beauty
Utterly vanished away.
Put till She is knitting, knitting,
With every Wommly grace,
'Ihc magical web whose beauty
Nothing cam ever ctfacc;
And never a tint can vanish,
Never a part depart,
rom the beautiful loye-nct
That tastens her close to my heart.
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Newspaper
Advertising.

Book OF l25 closely printed pages, lately issued,
tahs list OF the best American Advertising Mediums,
giving the names, crcul ions ana uil particulars
corning the leading Daily and Weekly Political and
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Agriculture, Literature, &c. &c. Every Advertiser, and
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this book OF great value. Mailed free TO address
receipt OF fifteen cents, GEO. T.. EtDW ELL u
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we cheertuy recommend to the attention those
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Mild, Certain. Safe, Efficient II is far the hest Cath
artc remedy yet discovered and al relieves and in
vigoraies all the vital functions, without causing injury
to of them. The most complete has long at
tended its III many oclliti cS and it is offered
to the general public with the conviction that it can
never fail 10 accomplish all that i claimed for ii. 1t
produces little or pain leaves the organs flee from
rrltaiOn and never over taxes tNcites the
system. In all diseases OF the skin, blood, stomach
bowels, liver, kidneys,-ol children, and i'll many diff
cultes peculiar women, it brings prompt relief and
certain The best ply sicans recommend and pre-
scribe it and person who this will Noun
tarily return to the of any other catharic.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price and postage.
! Box 500 Postage & cents
Boxes, 100 "
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SANFORD
Independent Lime
& LOWELL.
Spring Arrangements for 1870.
.uu,zl STEAMER

- - = -XttiA-.4i Capt. }. L. JOHNSON,
s-=11aa7' r---4-laI and STEAMER kATAHDIN
Capt. H. $. RICH. vii! make three trips per week
Leaving I'M Belfast every MONDAY and WEbN ESDAY
and FRIDAY, at O'Clock r. NJ
Returning-eaves Boston every MONDAY WEDNEe-
DAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock +. NJ Freight taken
at summer rates. All Freight must be accompanied by
Steamers Receipts y
June 20, 1870. " ' 1'S ,u:
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| KNOW.
BY NELLY MARSHALL.


know | err IN loving thee,
And vet | love thee still;
And Ger must give my heart to thee
Thro' all lite's good and i'll.
know thou art bound by ties
Which death alone can sever
And tho feel that thou ART lost
III love thee ON forever.
Know that other eyes are raised
10 ,lrop beneath thine own;
And other ears are turned to catch
Thy every changing tone.
1 know another heart than mine
is throbbing wild and warm,
That cen thy lightest touch or smile
Can thrill with magic charm.
know there is no radiant bliss
In Heaven or on the Earth,
But thy sweet smile or sWeetef Mss
10 brighter could give birth!
| know the sad and sunless tohip
Would he as Heaven to me,
CoulI its drear silence but be passed,
Beloved, in loving thee.
In vain! in vain this wealth Of love
Nv fond heart holds for thee,
A form less fair an eye less bright,
Divides thy love for me.
And never may l hope to win
A smile or tender word,
DIR feel the hair aboutmy brow
BY gentle whispers Stirr'd.
And Vet there is i wild, sweet JOY
In all this hopeless pain;
For well | know that |, beloved,
BY thee am loved again.
ia every tiny, bounding vein
feel this pure, bright flame,
And when the angels whisper Love-
echo back thy name.
Let other eyes look intou shine;
Irl other lips go smiling ON;
Nv eyes will flash, my lips will glow
When theirs are past and gone,
Let other hearts throb wild and warm
And throb alone for thee,
While ! thus clasp this glorious charm
Thy heart belongs to me.
O. best beloved, there i, Il bliss
Which Heaven can ne'er lmpart
In Welding thus to thy control
Each impulse of my heart;
And cen tho countless ages roll
Tho suns forget to shine
Thro space, thfo' years, thro' Joy, thro teal
III know thy heart is mine.
And with this knowledge is il JOY
SO deep, It's kin TO pain
Ii guides my lite--and to my soul
Ii chants rich refrain,
" hich still with chime its echoes here
Within my happy heart
Tho every beam and radiant dream
And pleasant song depart.
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD
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NOTICE.

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DERhON, DR., are now opening an entire new stock
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WILL leave Railroad Wharf
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Thursday Morning at O'Clock, touching at the above
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