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SEASON OF rs7O.7I,
SEASON OF iS7O.71.
Mason 4 HamIin Cabinet Organs,
Important Improvements!
Patented June 21st and August 23d 1870.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

The Mason & Hamn Organ Co., have the pleas
ure Of ann, unclng important in provemepts in then
Cabinet Orsans, TOR With Pate1fs were gran. II
III, m i'll June and AUGUST last. These are not mere
" meIetricions attachments, bnt enha' ce he sub
stantial excellence OF the instruments
They are also enab ed by increased facilities for
manutaci ure, to nal e. from this dale, urther re-
due ion OF prices on several lfadiI styles.
Having cbm pIeted ana added to her former faril-
tiles large new manuisctory, they hope hereafter
to sn,p'y all orders promrtlv.
1 he Cabinet Organs made by this Company are Of
snch universal reputation, not only throughout
America. ou also in EUROPE that few will neeu as
surance of their superiority
Thy row offer UR OCTAVE CABINET OR
CANS, 10 quite plain cases, but equal acco'd ding to
their capacity to nything they make for $50 each
TIE SANE, DOUBLE REED, $65 FIVE OCTAVE
DoUbLE REED ORGANS, FIVE STOPS, with
Knee swell ana TrQmuent. III ell, gam case, with
scve, al OF the Mason 4 Hamlir impros ements, 81
The SAM EXTRA, wi new Vox humana, Auto
matte swell, &C, 500. FIVE OCrAVFS THRLE
SETS REEDS, SEVEN STOPS with EUPBo ON Z: a
sp endid il strument. $.25.
new illust ed catalogue with full information,
and reluceh prices, is how ready and will be sent
free, with 'estn Onial Circular present ng & eat
mass Of evidence as 10 the superiority OF these in.
struments, 10 any ore sending his address TO the
MASON d HAMLlN ORGAN CO.. 15i fremont
Street, Bo' ion. or 536 Broadway, New York.
17oct4w
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CertiGcat,s of Cures

For eight wears 1 have been afflicted with Salt
Rheum and Erysipilas, had not been able TO work
SIX we ks ont IT six years. -Four month ago my
hand and ann scarcely resemb ed human flesh; tie
pain Intense could not rest Gay or night.
Having employed the best medical aid 1 could lind
without the least relief; mad shout given up
in despair. Having heard of many important
cures made by the University Medicines, conclu-
ded to try it. In two months from The time / COM
menced the sores vanished and have been able to
attend TO my daily WORK since.
URIAH L. AREY, Cape Elizabeth.
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For SRloY

CbH( IA WEEK paid agents, male or female, il
DOO a new manufacturing business st home
No capital required. Address Novelty Co.,
n0V4f1W S9cO Me-
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Wanted

A N active energetic man, in an established bust
a ness. with capital of Ore Hundred Do'la s.
viii pay from $12 10 $50 per we.k. or give eomm's
Maine no2d1w"
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Cape EIIzabetn, june 3d. 1S1o.

For fifty years have been troubled with Scrolula
Some fifteen years ago a fearful ulcer broke cut on
the Ankle joint nearly to the knee. could not
move without great pain. In this condition COM
menced taking the University Medicine, At frs
1t drove out q eartul humor all over me In a few
days the hrmor began to subside, and the ulcer is
now healed ana eel like new being
ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN,
Cbns.,
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Wanted

A GENTS everywhere, to canvass for JoHS S. G..
n ABB0TT's forthcoming book .rTussIa and
Franco ~ ussian W arp A live subject a
widc-awake cansasser. Address, B. B. h RUSSELL,
Boston, Mass. Ocl9d2w -w3w
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INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR,
Three Trips per Week.

HES Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
SHk%S William DepusoD, Master VIII
K&e1&E1s leave RAILROAD Wharf too, o. State ST.,
= zsb'every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
fkiDAf Evening at 10 O'Clock to- Bangor, turch-
ing nj Rock aud, Camd.D, Betast Sear.poft,
Sandy Poin.. Bucksport, Winter, port and am pde n
Returning, VIII leave Bangor, osery MOND1 y
WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY, morning at s O., lock
teucbin, at he above named land ngs.
For further particulars inquire OF SUSS Il SUR
DIV AM I 9Commercia :, or
CYRUS SrURDIvANT, General Agent.
Portland April 6. 1-TO. IL,
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Administrators sale of Real + state

- Y virtue of license from the Ju ige of Probate
- for the County OF Cumberland, shall offer &C
private sale. The THhEE STORY BRICK
owned ana occupied by the late Jabtz NJ. Knight
said house is Gated by cam, and ha gas with OF
end cold waer pipes throughout. Ms lot is 81 eet
front and runs back some l4et feet, giving ample
r om for a clothes yard and garden IN which ale a
number OF Pear trees different varieties toge,he
With curra mt and rasl berry bus hes. 1pls is OF
the peasantest localities on the street For terms
&C, enquire of
STEPHEN d. KNIGHT Admir-
On he premises.
Portland Sept 81, 1870. oc14if
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wAgents wanted IN every town in the State.

1t has been about seven months siDce the Univer-
sity Medicine was introduced into this State. Not.
wihstandinn the strong opposition from the PROBES
sion and their particular friends The sales have in
creased from nothing until they have reached $500
worth per day.
Hundreds OF certificates can te produced if neces
sary of cases cured in Portland and vicinity. Many
who were considered incurable are now enjoying
perfect health.
CATARRH (he mother of consumpton) Scrof-
ula. SAT- Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto
considered incurab,e reality yield under treatment
OF the University Medicines.
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect
success. raving treated over two hundred. cases
within the last three months, consider it safe to
warrant permanent cure to IS cases out of ever j.,
one hundred without cauterization the least eX-
posure.
SPERMATORR9OEA the greatest destroyer
of humanity on the face OF the Globe. How many
bewa'l the loss of precious vitality without having
the slightest idea OF the cause. their manhood is
oa,ly vanishing and they idng into state OF
hopeless decay. have treated over five fundrei
cases OF this ma lady within six months with the
University Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with disease will please call or
sent and get book (ree) wherein they will find
their diseases explained. and ecessary remedies.
Address, PELEG STAPLES,
$50 on gresS ST., Portland, Me-
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Several OF my acquaintance have used the Med
iCines with the same result.
New Gloucester juno 1st. 1870.
To Peleg Staples, Agent for the New York Univ, r.
Two months ago cane to Portland en- rout Tor
England and the British Provinces, 1 was almost
past beng able to travel or to attend to business
even TO write letter, my head was one continual
rack OF PAIN from Catarrh OF two years standing.
which your Catarrh Specific has SO thoroughly
cured as that no longer feel any pain or take any
medicine. know OF others 1t has cured l Lad
tired London and Paris surgeons of The most emf
'isH' rank without avail am yours,
aene sa Travelling Agent Railway and Emierant
Portland, Me-, August, 1870.
ror twenty-five years have suffered with scrot.
dress of doars eam n l9r Teter) Rave pad out hun
Grass fnS slcians VII bout benefit Some tnnr xpaar
ago commenced using the Universe v Medicines 10
wi cores and scaliHess the skin: also nv
cove ed with small u'cJrs. am 70 ,oh !, NC NC
from all the above troubles and can baar " uay nee
mend these medicines to the afflicted As.''n-
S. c. MUNSkY, 27 Chestnut G.
Portland, JAN "a. 1870 ~ ''
AS certain individuals have rerorted that the
above certificate is false aud my disease bad as
ever. wish TO say as the time gave the alb GER
titcate the story was not halt told. In addition to
the above, my leg and back was covered with sores
1
than did before taking the remedies.
My advice to the Athlete is to give the madeleine
trial and not to be deferred by the cry 0fhumbug. -
IL cured me, it cured many others. l believe
the exracs of cancer plant will cure any blood dis
ease in existence. S. C. MUNSkY.
june 10, 1870
l. 6ad the Cat3rrh SO bad Tor seven years that In Y
t oacame confused and painful. I was obliged
cbsse S up several tunes In the night to keep from
in n1 ,hn Lempoyed some OF the best physicians
en- .m S;ohniry without benefit 1 was perfectly
A. M. Mo me aUonveIsty Medicines in thre- weeks.
Conductor ON "a n y ~ Cumberland st, Portland.
Teburary, 1S, 1870. ""'ho ao'
Since Ewing the above certificate have been ner
hnually exposed 10 wet and colds. 'eeN Gull
June 10 1870. A M MOpn.N
will forfeit $1,000 to any one that will find tbnsn
otherwise. 'Ae'A'
Persons having doubts will please address the
parties. oet28
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a GIVE, energetic men, TO sci and apply MIL
n LEXIS PATENT WEATHER STRIP, Tor
doors ana windows. This is the only STRIP that IS
composed entirely of rubber. A SMART IAN can
make handsome wages. Exclusive territory arran-
ged. For terms, arrangements. apply to the sole
manufacturers. BURDIIT & WILLIAMS,
oc25e. d4w 20 Dock Square, Boston.
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A SINGLE gentleman wishes to hire a suite OF
"A furnished rooms. (wIthout board,) in the west
ern part OF the city. Address, stating location and
price, Box 1882, P.O cess
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$500.
For Sale at a Bargain.

w buy a good Two Story Houe in thorough
w repair, with good sized lot.
Inquire OF
no1u2w JOHN c. PROCTOR. 90 Exchange St.
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elbows how TO double the profits OF The FARM
. and how farmers and their sens can each m kt
100 PER fsONTH sN WINTER.
10 900 copies will be mailed free to Farmers, Seni
name and address to ZEIGLER & nj CURLY
$, ringfielu, Mass. noy4t4w
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Fora Rent.

HOUSE No. G st. Lawrence St., con aims ieurteen
Ii ms. Convenient for two families. Gas and
Sefago Water. Rent $3f0. Apply to JOHN T.
HULL, Room No. IL Fluent Block Exchange st.
oc22 2W cod
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RR1CK house and stable in the western Part of the
ID city, nea. Congrs street, will be .od al bar
gs on liberal rtdit II lot sold within ten day s
VIII be rented, 1t is supplied with Setago water.
Apply to G. o. F. FOSTER, 20 c, mm' ST.,
oc28tf orJ. e PKOUTER. SO Exchange st.
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WantoG.
Rnarders Wanie(l

Il exrerien Calf Boot Workn an, for Cnstol
n Work to 90 cut OF town.
ADrlv 81 ami 80 Union ST. oci9dlw
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Raj nfIAisS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
or CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

~ 25sssss1 =, On and after Monday, Oct 81, 1870,
sxnk-X1s Trains will run as follows:
passenger tram at ITO A. NJ FIR Son,b paris and
$50 A. NJ. at 'ou'n Taf'S Ut
W, wan ram !stoppng at all staons) for Island
Montreal aud 'he West. at I IL p NJ ''i S'e'e''
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
Passenger rams VIII arrive as follows:
From south Paris and Lewiston, at Sis NJ
From Montreal Quebec, 1ornata anu Banyar q,
80. p NJ "
accommodation from South Paris, at7PM
~ Sleeping Cars on all night Trans.
che Company sie responsible Tor bayraye IA
any amount exceeding $50 in vaue land that person.
al unless notice is given and paid tor the rate
ono passenger for everV $500 additional value
O. J. BRIDGES. Managing Divscso-.
b. BAILRY, local SuOertsfeadeaf.
Portland, Oct 9Th u oe27is1w- ostiI
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Have OenEaczcs,

Al who have committed en- excess OF any irds
bother it be the solitary vice Of youth, the tns
rs rehuke Of misplaced confidence in matuTer years,
SEEK FoR An ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains an6 Aches, and LasstCde and Nervous
Rr6stration that may follow Impure Cotton.
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that lie sure TO fol.
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbo. for Loss Of Beauty
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40 ACard to the Ladies
XIII ia DUPONCO,S
VIW GOLDEN PILL.

Infalihle in correcting irregularities, and removing
Instructions of the monthly periods. 1t is owe fprty
years nee these now well known pills ere q rst
brought to notice by DR. Duponco. OF Paris, du,ing
which time thew have been extensively and success
fdlly ed by some OF the leading rhysiciabs, with
unparalleled success. Ladies in poor heal b, either
ma ried OF single, suffering from any OF The Com
pltia's peculiar to 'emales. will find the Dupopco
Goden Pills invaluable. viz neral Debility, cad
ache, Faintness, Loss of Appetite, Mental Depression
Pain in the Back aud Limbs Pain in the Lons,
Bearing down gains Papta ion OF he Heart Re
taiDed Excessive, Irregular or Pain'u, Menstruation
Rush OF Blood TO the lead, Dizziness. imne-s OF
Sight, Fatigue on my slight exerton, and partcu-
larry that nicst annoying weaheang ament, Sd COM
mon among Females, both married and single. the
Leucoflhoea or Whites Female in every periou OF
lie WITH fnd Duponcv's Pills remedy to aid MAJ ure
in The discharge of its functions. Thew invi,o ate
the debil,atel and delicate, and by regulating and
STRENGTHENING the system, PREPARES The youthful
constitution for the duties Of life, aud when taken
BY those in MIDDLE life or old age they move per-
feet bsssng there is nothing The pills that can
do injury to life or health. Safe in their OPERATION
perpetualin their happy influences upon the Nerves.
The Mind and the entire Organization. =. ID,
bow :. r5ops'e,o n: y. ALvAH LIT
1LEFlELD. B,.ston, gent N. f States.
Ladies by enclosing one dol az by all will have
the pills sent confidently to an, address.
Ssss ID bE ALL DRUGCl>Ts.
nOy3 I'm
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Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.

s7EEgETl On and after Monday, Nov 7th, trains
on the Portland and Ogd- nshurg Rail-
road VIII leave Portland for Steep Falls at 800 M
stage connections formerly made at Sebago
Lake will connect at Steep Fails
Portland, Nov. Z, 1870. ~ '
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New Masy ThausMness Cas Testffy d Viii
Sy GRhnAnv ErmnrSanaaf

~ UnhnpPy Exvcrienee,
Young men troubled with emissions In sleep-s
complaint generally the result Of Q bad habit In
youth,freated scientifically snd perfect cure war.
Fsnted on no charge made.
Hardly day passes but We are consulted BY one or
more young msn With the shove disease, some OF
whom are az weak end emaciated IS though they had
have ii. All such cases yield to Che proper and ony
correct course OF treatment and in short time aSs
Msde to rejoice In psrSsct health.
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pNnR BOSTON

an. The new and supe. or sea going
<~S<4SN~--nvseN steamers JOHN BROOKS AMI
n -rrS,JsA\ MONTREAL, having been tied
- 10y NJ a. great expens. with large
- number OF beautiful State Rooms
VIII 7 IN the season as follows:
Leaving atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 O'CLOCK
snd India Wharf, Boston, every dav at 5 O'clock p.
ID, Sundays excepted.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, LEO
Yreghttakenas usual.
Nav 1, ls59-dtf
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Statesmen Wanted.
"a anted.

Business honorable. No compeution, liberal pay
given. . W. KENNEDY, s S. 4tn ST., PnIa.
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Rare Business Opportunity!
Hack Stand and boarding Stable
for Go1nV

ANY parties wishing to engage in a we-estahlish-
"A ed and good paying business, caTabe of being
largely increased, and fine stand for the livery
business, will do well to consult the subscriber who
being about to make change in business, will or a
short tin offer his whole establishment upon terms
advantageous to parties wishing to purchase For
further particulars call upon the subscriber at No
Green ST an22dtf
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Sexual SCienC

Inc u'ing Manhood Womanhoot, and their mutu-
a. InteTrelaions. Love. its laws power &C., by Prot
u ). Fowler. Send Tor Circulars and specimen
pag's.
Address National Publishing Co, Phil Pa.
Cc31tIW
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Portland Aug 80.

For several months was sorey afflicted with
Salt Rbeum and Erysitelas; my feet were Ibadly
swollen. my legs and lower part of the body were
covered with sores; the smarlng and Itching was SC
nten.e there was no rest for me. In this condition
latter employing three physicians without the L. ash
benefit,) commenced taking the University Medi.
clnes and was cured ih four weeks.
Several of my acquaintance have used the Med
iCines with the same result.
IVORY GORDON.
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kAAG EXT axEs
For Sale and Lease.

A VERY good brick house Middle street, near
a India st Get, worth $500 Can he had for S4(0
House No 10 Park street, very pleasant location,
is for sale or lea e.
House corner Fore and Centre streets, well located
for boarding house. Can be leased for term of
years
Half of brick block corner of Elm and Cumber-
land streets, tor sale or lease.
Two or three rooms, suitable for mechanical bust
ness requiring steam power on Fore street. conn &C.
ted with Winslow & Dozen. Rent low.
nice cry lot 74xa0 feet on Emery rect, q short
distance above Spring street.
Apply 10 W. H. JERKS,
nov7d2w Real Estate and Loan Agent
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-07-23

A NATIoNAL-if indeed it shall
not turn out to be inter- ationai in
it's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Pen
itentiary and Reformatory Discip-
line is to be held in Cincinnati,
commencing October 18th and
continuing until the 2Oth. Hon.
James G Blaine, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, is TO
preside over the sessions, and the
Congress will he addressed by the
most distinguished advocates of
this reform in the United States
and Canada. England. France,
Italy, Prussia anti Denmark will
also send representatives. Among
those from England appears the
name Of Miss Florence Night
rgale Hon. Chas F. Coffin of
this State. is member of the Ex-
ecutive Committee at whose in
stance the Congress has been cons
voked. Mr.. L Il. Brockway, OF
Detroit, is at the head OF the
movement
The following classes of per-
sons are invited to attend tho Con
gress and participate in its pro-
ceedings as members, viz: Gov
ernors of States, or persons depu-
ted to represent them; members Of
Boards of State charities, mem
bels of Prison Boards; members
Of Reformatory Boards; Wardens
Of State Prisons and houses OF
correction superintendent Of
juvenile reformatories; Chaplains
CT prisons and reforinatories
Physicians of the same. The
same class of persons in Canada
as in the United States; Mem bers
of the legations, residen. at Wash
ington, from the republics Of North
and South America and the em>
pire Of Brazil, Representatives
from prison discipline societies
and such other persons as the com
mit;ee OF arrangements may think
proper to invite.
In the published programme Of
proceedings we find a paper to be
read by Hon. jonathan w. Gordon
of this city, on Compensation
Justice and Reform, as against
Vindictive Punishme nt and Fail
ure, in the Treatment Of Grimm
ais Ind. Jour.
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The Spec of War in Europe.

We ere not among those who
think the threatened war in Europe
an accident. We do not care to
waste much ink or many words
upon the subject, but we think
that Catholic Propagandism is at
the bottom Of the whole move
ment. We think that France is
endeaT oring to curry favor with
the Pope, by its ili-advised attack
upon Prussia. We think that the
moral gravamen of the case lies
with Prussia, and that whatever
fog and dust may be thrown around
the case yet, time will fully de-
velop tie fact that the Ecumini cal
Council ard the infallibility of the
Pope, have much more to do with
the present Continental difficulties
than the successor to the Spanish
throne.
France has an enrolled force of
1850 900 men. Prussia has an
organized enrolment Of 1912, Ia,
and yet and yet we cannot forget
that many brave boys must die!
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THE HOME OF WASHINGTON.

For nearly quarter of century past
Benson j. Rossing, the artist author of Field
Book of the Revolution History of the
United States etc, has bee one of the most
dilgei-t and s. Gee ssfdl laborers in the rich
field of American history. During that time
he has Travelled more than. thirty Thousand
miles, extending to almost every portion OF
the Union, in order to procure sketches of
various scenes and objects of historic interest;
for it is his good fortune to be equally happy
in the use of both pen and pencil.
Attractive and popular though all of his
works have besn, Mr.. LoSsing's latest volume
isjustiy considered the crowning success of
his life. Its title is as follows: ''The Home
of Washington or, Mount Vernon and Its
Associations, Historical, Biographical and
Pictorial" 1t is a subscription book. being
sold through agents entirely. A copy now
lies upon our table, from that enterprising
firm, E. Hannaford Il Co., III West Fourth
ST., Cincinnati.
No more beautiful book has gladdened our
eyes for many months, than this shapey
quarto, printed on superfne and elegantly
tinted paper, and gotten up in the highest
style of the topographic art. steel-plate
portrait, from the celebrated painting of
Gilbert Stuart, and engraving of Mount
Vernon, also steel, enbellish the front of
the book, while the text Of the work is Illus
trcted with no less tAan one hundred and
forty-elght of Lossing's charming pictures,
fac SMILES of interesting MSS, etc. The
binding is both elegant and substantial.
The Home of Washington is undoubtedly
the most complete, satisfactory and delightful
record ever prepared of the domestic and
private life of 'The Father OF bis Country
Every American is, Of course, familiar with
the General, the Statesman ard the President,
but this work reveals to the Man, in all the
dignity and beauty of his personal character.
1t also furnishes great amount of fresh and
interesting mater, not at.anabe from any
other source, and is the onlY work extsnt de-
scribipg fully the condition, past and present,
of Mount Vernon. Many of the illustrations
describe articles of which the originals are
now lost TO the world forever-sweptr ruthless
ly away by the storms of civil war.
The publishers announce a large and rapid
ly increasing circulation OF this delightful
volume. We are not surprised at this. Its
national character, the reputation of its ar
tist-auth and lis low price, together with
the unexceiled beauty of its mechanical exc
cution and its perfect wealth of illustl ations
are all calculated to make it one of the most
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We commend this household treasure to the
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