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Sch A R liz 10 htess, Maei'as II, ses t0rs
Sch Em ,ilil iocn, rIHHsllu lef GLOUCESTER.
Sch Laura & Marion. Clifford, Bristol lT Boston,
Sch Eyei1e Belfast Tor Charleston.
sens Mary Eliza Linnel, and Jane, Loud, bangor
for Boston.
dence.
Sch Sarah Wooster. Leland. Calais tor New Yort
Sch Gen scott Hobhl. Calais tor BOSTON
Sch Nedford Orne, Winterport tor Boston
S,bs Oak Grove. Matthews; Leesburg Uerr;.s
Rockhill. Roker; Benj rranklin. varnum; Cnnn,
THAN, Jones Comet, Dow: Concert, Warren; DAM
Breed Nichols Hudson, Irons, and Mechanic, Her.
rick, Bangor tor BOSTON.
Sshs A Dubosq, Rich, AMI Iowa. Rich, Ban yor
for Newburyport.
Sch deorgiana Wentworth, Bangor tor Newbury-
port.
Sch G r. SOmes. Pray. Bangor for PHILADELPHIA
Sch Petrel Rumrill, Bangor tor Provincetown
Sch En- erpriSe, Phinny. Bangor for Portsmouth,
Sen 0'ono, Ken all. Bangor tor Stiturte
Sch Boston. Baker, Bangor for Ame.bury,
Sch Koret Webster. Bangor tor Pawtucket.
Sch Tahmiroo. Kent, Hangor for Weymouth.
Sch Arctu us, Smith. Bangor for Medinrd
Sch Berr . Pendeton. Bangor for Norfolk.
Sch Ida Burgess, BnIgrs'. Bangor for Bridgeport
Schs JAS Lawrence, Richardson, and Dexaio Le-
land. Bangor tor Gloucester.
CLEARED.
scn ,hl'ion, Wiuslow, Bridgeport, Ct with copper
ore-Chas Sawyer. -
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SFEusAL Ngs'atGEs.
SFECsAL NssAIGEs.
ssGOAhen .RiAe.''
GUNS, RIFLES. REVOLVERS, POWDER
SHOT, CAPS, CARTRIDGES POWDER.
FLASKS, SHOT POUCHES,
POCKET KNIVES. SCISSORS,
SHEARS, RAZORS,
SKATES, SKATE
STRAPS, &C., &C.
G~ l.. BAILEY.
no11sn tc 43 Exchange street.
Richardson's Little Washer

THE LITTLE WASHER is used by 900 New
England families, and d. r. Ham, at Kendall
s. Whitney's, is daily extending the sale OF this
admirable household help. Having tried it we
caHdidly recommend it to all who wish a SIM
pie, portable and yet powerful and satisfactory
washing machine IN their families. Price S..
noy22sn3W
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-The Washington
correspondent of the Boston Post says a letter
was received in that city Monday, saying that
the health of Chief Justice Chase is much
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THE EASTERN QUEsrIoN.-The London Tel
egroph declares by authority that Russia has
decided to withdraw her demand and submit
her proposition to the decision of the confer
ence.
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Rushton's Cherry Pectoral Troches

will be found superior to all others Tor Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial iffcuties generally,
exceedingly palatable. having of that nauseat-
ing, unpleasant cubeb taste; very soohine and act
like cham Also Rushton's Il. W Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scrotula, &c. The oldest, purest
and best in the market. Use no other Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2Ssn-d& wem
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BEFoRE AND AFTER THE kvENT.-Thirty
years ago the late Emperor of France wrote a
political pamphlet, in which he said that in
the event Of a war "France would not be able
to bring 100000 men into line upon the from
tier, while on the Rhine alone upwards o. tlye
hundred thousand could be collected against
her in a fortnight" The late campaign shows
that be had the gift OF prophecy, and in the
apology for that campaign, which he has sent
out from Wihelmshohe, he has only furnish
ed the text of the ful6lment of his predictions.
His plan, he says, in 1870 was to mass one
hundred and fifty thousand men at Metz,
one hundred thousand at Strasbourg, and
$4,000 in Chalons; to unite the two former di-
visions and cross the Rhine at Maxan. In
attempting to carry this out his 100000 men
for the invasion OF Germany fell short more
than $4,000, thus verifying to the letter his
language of 1910, while the task of concentra-
ting them occupied that very period OF fort
night which he had declared would he time
enough to enable Germany to collect her half
million. The Emperor's apology, therefore,
judged by his prescience as Prince Louis Ma
poleon and by the knowledge he must have
had -steauily increasing during the last thirty
GEARS, only make his blunders kappear the
more glazing.
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ID I Z ID

In Chelsea, Mass, Nov. 81, Mr.. Thomas Tracy,
aged II years.
Funeral this Wednesday forenoon, at 0 o'clock.
at his sons residence, No. lying street. Friends
and relatives are invited 10 attend.
IN Durham. Nov. Is, Mr.. Amos Lunt, aged CT years
months.
In Gath, Nov. IS. Mrs. Eliza C. pitchelI, aged II
years.
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NJ EMDR VIDA

dispatch from London 9th states that the barous
1o-epnlhe Is stranded al the mouth OF The We,' r.
loaIque J9,ephine Martin. Pickett. from New Yor K,
men. and i probably the vessel ref.rrsa - " NV
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PAssE NGERS.

In the Prussian, from Liverpool-Lt Col Robinson,
Capt Pike, Capt Morse, Mis- Lacroft, Mrs Smith
and child. AIRS Mcfarland. Mr. and Mrs Gum, MIR
and Mrs Booth, Price. w G Petry, G j Sundeli,
W W Ramage, Davis, Mr. Thornton, Eadle, Liv-
lngston, anu Greenlees.
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SAN FRANCIsCo-sld 9th, ship Ella Munroe.
Norcross. Queenstown.
GALvESrON-Cld lsth brig II Houston, French,
Boston
MoBILE-Ar 22d. ship Eazaar. Jefferson. Mar
Unique
ID ed. sch j W Allen Doane, Portland.
WlLMINGTON-Ar 25th, sch Hattie Ross, Uiriek
Cardenas.
CID 2sth. schs Marshall. Marshall, and Farra-
BALTIMORE-Ar 2sth barque T stccker, Bib.
cid IS h. sch John McAdam Willard, Boston.
fHIlADEhPHlA-Old 27th sch Saml Hartley,
Drinkwater, Boston.
Sagua u DAYS; u Todd, Manure. rardenas DIS;
s,bs keokuk. Gates. Pensacola; Sabao, La,pson,
Maehia Il Fay, Prescott calais; Victory. Hig-
gins. Bangor; Seventy-SIx. Teel New Haven
ia ZAtn, oarque Keystone. Berry, Falmouth e;
seb ts, s1eksanrg aigeins Aspinwall; Heller,
Passed through He'll Gate 27th, sch Hanpie West
brook. Littleiohn, Elizahctbrort for Boston
| nA.P0NAUG-Ar 18th, sch Mansfield. Achorn,
NEWPORT-Ar 26tb, sch intrepid. Stanley. Port
lard tor Baltimore Casco Lodge Pierce FAN River
In port 18th sch Alice Fox, Adams, Portland for
Tangier and others.
F ALL RIVER Ar 27th sch Red Jacket, Averill.
new BEDFonD-Ar 9th, sch B Knowles,
HOLMES HoLE--Ar 25lh, sebs Willie Martin,
Moves, Bangor Tor New vors; TonSoita' Reed. from
kock.and Tor Norfolk; Gertie Lewis, Hodgdon Port
land tor Baltimore.
Ar 2eth. scbs bramhall, hamilton, and VIM Ar
| thur, Hutchinson Portland Tor New York; Idaho
| Davis. do tor do.
Ar n b. schs Pavilion. Robbins FIN Bridgeport tor
Portland; Benz Gntside, Stanwood Oeorgetowa DC
/ for DO.
| Sid 28tb, Willie Martin, Sea Flower Lizzie Ray
mond Idaho, JAS Tilden. Pavilion, Mary Fletcher,
/ ii Whitmore.
| BOS1ON-Ar 2Sth, barque Hattie G Hall Fisk,
| London sch J Mout1n Crowley. EIlzabethport.
Ar 18th, brig Marine, Reed, Pensacola.
CID e ;, sc6s LILY, Wells and Ida j. sailer, St
Il III
| SAhEM-Ar eth. chs BIow, Ames Rondout;
Enterprise, iiunn, Frankfort.
Sid 2Sh sch David WATSON, Tapiey, for Philadel-
phia.
cORElGN PORTS.
| at Buenos Ayres Is ult parque George Annie,
| DYER from Liverpool, ar Sept 90 dlss Don Justo.
| Dyer, disg
Ar at Aspinwall 4tb inst brig Julia r Carney, Col
| burn New York. land cid 18th Tor Mobile,
| Ar at Kingston. ia. 2Sth, ship Lydia Sko'ie,d,
| Melcher Cardiff.
At iavana 9th. brigs MARTHA Berry, Hillman
/ for New York; Geo Bu,nham Staples, tor North OF
l Harteras; and others.
Sid I'm Csrdenas 1slh inst, sch Day braak, Blake
| Minatitian.
| In port goth, sarque Eliza White, Mahoaey, for
| New York days.
| SPOKEN.
Nov "a. lat %. lon 20 80, brig Loeb Lomoni from
l Cuba Tor Wilmington.
/
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goiirse he impression left Is that bis denial
must be TAKEN Ia ths exact reverse on what Il
SAID.
Judging, however, by what is said here
among persons whom know are in the hab-
it OF meeting and conversing with members
OF the administration, as well as from the I'M
disguised opinions Of such men as Gov. Fish,
Gov. Boutwell,, and Postmaster General
Cresswel any, pretend, direct or indirect, that
Gen. Butler speaks for the administration, in
this or any other important matter, is utterly
unfounded and absurd.
1t is exactly the same in the House of Rep
resentatives. There is an immense amount
of ferment there as well as elsewhere. There
is no one strong man whose character and
viii is sufficiently strong and admired, since
Thaddeus Stevens, to enable him to become
the accepted leader. Mr.. Dawes certainly
does not hold such position. Schenck
comes nearer to it on some occasions. but
there is SO much of individual restlessness,
that Butler has ample field for the display OF
his peculiar tactics. Some one criticises the
Preslcent, incidentally Or otherwise, and up
jumps Butler to defend or retort. In this
way he has sought to get the idea abroad that
ne IS the mouth piece of The White House.
Analyze what he says and it amounts 10
nothing more than what any other memter,
well disposed towards the PRESIDENT might
say, without any of the aid OF the oraculan as
sumption the essex statesman" wears on
such occasions.
BUTLER AND THE CORRESPONDENCE,
The Geographic correspondents like to keep
in with the General. They don't like him,
but he's 'newsy" and they want items. Too
many papers are like one whose editors tele-
graphed their correspondents here, "send
first rate sensation tomorrow based on facts"
and then scolded because in trying to accom-
plish the first he was unsuccessful in satisfy
ing thelrRdesires in the second. Butler can a.
ways be depended upon to help6any man out
on such time.
He tells with great gusto how he beat the
news hunters in the impeachment trial.
There was great desire among the reporters
to get advance copies of his principal speech,
and bis secretary was offered quite consider
able sums therefor. On advising with the
General he was told to take all that was of
fered, and promise copy. This was done.
In the meanwhile, the General in preparing
the Argument, SO arranged the manuscript, as
it went to the printers, that the sense OF it
could only be made but by himself. Para
graphs were transposed. The opening was
put in the middle and the closing at
the beginning. Altogether it was a puz
zle to everybody but himself. The
printers could make 20 sense. AT last the
galley proofs were all taFen, and the cores
pondents who had paid were supplied, as they
supposed, unknown to Butler, who had in the
meanwhile divided proceeds with the Secreta-
~. OF course the reporters found out they
were sold. They keep the fact to themselves.
The Secretary denied any knowledge OF the
Joke, and Butler enjoyed it. SPECTATOR
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MOcHi22lStS' Tools.
60 Exchange street, near Middle,
no22 j. B. LUCAS.
Madame Caprell refers to the fol-
LOWING Testimonial

consider 1t my duty to give this public testimo-
NAL to Madame Capren fer her wonderful cure she
has performed on me. l have been sufferer for
the last nine ars, and was in treatment of phy 81,
clans, being afflicted with cancerous tuner of The
bowels
During the last year have been operated on twice
without avail, and was gwen up by the phy sicans
Hearing OF Mad me Capreli's wonder full powers. a
convic' ion came over me that she would cure me
was so weak ant PROSTATE that had 10 b. carried
to her; after o. weeks treatment / could sir nm
and rile about; ter esa than months treatment
l could walk about and do light " ork, and now i
feel as well and strong as 1 ever tet and cor slider
myself fully restored.
MRS. NURMALEAH D. WILSON,
no726sntt Westbrook, Maine
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JAPANESE ON THE MEAT AND PoTAToE
QUEsrIoN.-The N. Y. World, the chan pion
interviewer, has heen fulfilling its mission with
eleven Japanese students who arrived in that
city on Saturday, and elected the following val
liable Information from them.
Reporter You are the leader, or aclnowl-
edged bead OF the party, presume.
Moridara-No, We have no leader; all equal.
irwin you please state your object in leav-
ing your homes.
M.-We want better educate; more Aipg-
leesh.
R-Please tell me something OF your habits
Do you use liquors or tobacco?
At this Moridara laughed heartily, and said !:
''Why not use tobac? good tobac; no chew, no
eat, like you, but smoky; drink wine and tea !;
TO cuffre, no other.
R.-What meats and vegetables do you use?
M.-Eat no meat. Eat fish and rice. No
pot,toe; only Mori He eat potatoe.
= Did you all come from the same part Of
M.-No, different place. Give me book. Me
write where from.
Taking the reporters book be wrote 10 a
very legble hand, "Miyako, Alma, Harima,
ard other place."
R-Havt you had many visitors TO- day?
M.-(With peculiar smlle)-yes, much re-
port. Come all day Big trouble
Accepting Of this rather PLAN hirt the re-
porter excused himself on the plea OF urgent
business
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DEpXRrURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
M-A-RI n Il n HWS.


Tuesday. November 20
AkklVED.
steamship Prussan, tBrl ID ton, Liverpool 18th
ut via Londonderry 18th. with passengers and mdse
to II Il a allan.
Sch Tasse tBrl DeLang Providence, to load Tor
ST John. NIB.
Sch Planet, tBrl Wilson Maitland, NS-plaster,
pota oes &c to master.
Sch Alton, Wormwoo}, Kennebuns.
Sch wv Stewart, Goul sboro
Sch Clinton, stanley Cranberry Isles.
Sch Cot age. P ilbrook. Fox island.
Sch Cottage Perry, vinalhaven.
Sch Ida Nay Drisso Machias Tor New York.
Sch Giraffe Barker, Calais tor Lynn.
Sch Z G Sawyer, Hall, Calais Tor New York,
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THERE is hope for the most bigoted pro-
slavery politician, just as there is for the vlest
sinner. when man like Robert Toombs, of
calling-his save-roll- on Bunker Hill memory.
acknowledges his errors and advises his people
against foIlOwing,his former counsels At The
recent Georgia State Fair, Mr.. Toombs deliv-
cred the opening address, devoting the greater
planting all cotton, or large crops OF cotton,
aud small crops of grain. He concluded that
the true economy of the South was to plant
ssnfiicciency, Of provision crops to support the
families OF the planters, their laborers, and
king stock, and to fatten their own M at.
giving the surplus labor to the production of
cotton. Planters, be said overlooked tallacy
IN their calculations in comparing the money
value OF corn and cotton. The error consisted
IN the assumption that it required no more la
Dor to cultivate au acre in cotton than in corr.
whereas the labor of raising the cotton is at
least four-fold the greatest.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
~ been daily appointed and taken upon him
selithe trust OF iministrator of the estate of
JOSHUA DURGiN, late OF New York City,
deceased WIN died leaving estate t. be administered
wi hin the State Of Maine and given bonds
as the law directs. All persons having demands
upon tue estate OF said deceased required 20 ex
II bit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment 10
CHARLES r. LIBBY Admir-
Portland, Nov. 18th 1870. Wno3Os3w
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The ESCAPE AND REcAPruRE OF SCH
CLARA I. FR1END.-A despatch from Char
lottetown, P. e. 1 4, to the Boston Advertiser
gives fuller particulars of the affair: The
schooner Clara 7. Friend, of Gloucester, was
taken off East Point some six weeks ago by
II. M. S. Plover, for violating the fishery laws.
Her case was before tle courts, and she was
likely to be condemned. On the night of the
oath inst, she was boarded by her owner and
sixteen armed men, who took possession of the
vessel again and landed the guard left by the
Ployer on st. Peters Island. M rshal Yates
telegraphed to all points, sand the Plover re-
captured her Just as she was passing through
the Gut of Canso, and brought her here on
Sunday morning Nearly all the crew took to
the boats On seeing the Plover. Captain Baker
and part of the crew escaped, but the owner
and four men were made prisoners. The trial
is going on to-day, and will be resumed to-.
m orrow. Mr.. Friend is out on bail
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EORElGN PORTS.
NEW ADVERTISER emf

SPOKEN.
Nov "a. lat %. lon 20 80, brig Loeb Lomoni from
Cuba Tor Wilmington.
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The Times says the county of Sagadadoc de-
rive its name from the Indian name given to
the portion of the Kenne bee from the upper
part OF Bath to the ocean. The Indians inter-
preted the meaning of the word to be"mouth;"
Lincoln county from the Revolutionary Gen.
eral BENJAMIN Lincoln
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M. Q. M. a.

A Stated Meeting of the Mains Charitable Me-
"A chanic ASSOCIATION will be held in the Library
Room on THURSDAY Evening, Dec Is, 1870 at Z i-2
O'Clock. tno30d2tl l.. +. PINGREE, Secretary.
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GOLD IN MEXICO. "A correspondent riting
from chihuahua, Mexico says that the people
of tina State are excited over the new discov-
cry of placer gold about Is miles from Chihua
hua Don Pedro Gonzales, the, discoverer, with
three other men, washed out twenty-three
ounces of gold in nine hours The particles
found are round and plump, varying from the
size of grain of wheat to that of huge nut.
One nugget weighed one ounce. The place is
situated in deep arroyo two or three thousand
feet long, and IS supplied with water from
springs in all parts of the arroyo. The dirt
yields from one to three dollars to the pan.
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A WONDERFUL MICROSCOPES.

Rev. Dsniel was d. D., editor ~ the New York Sun
day School Advocate thus speaks Of the Celebrated Craig
Microscope:
:" Its simplicity chespness and great msgnifying pow.
or struck me with surprise. Then was examining a
fys eye by it, aid aud struck With wonder ut the
skill ind power Of the which is displayed IN It's
structure When saw a ststcncnt In advertisement
that the Craig Microscope magnhsd hundred diane
tiers. and could be bought for $3.50. thought Il was
Of the hubugs Of the hour for had paid $40 for
microfccps not long before But now hud II to be
really valuable instrument which should like to see
introduced into the families Of readers in place 81
the manifold useless toys which please for hour and
then destroyed. This microscope would both smuss
and instruct them and advise every boy and girl who
wishes know the wonders which lie In little .hings "a
rave his money until he ms $2.75. which will pay for
the microscope and the postage when sent by mail.
AS holiday gift this microscope 10 unsurpassed, be
ing ornamental. Instructive, amusing and cheap and
never loses IT. interest Agents and dealers supplied
an liberal terms. sample win he mailed. postpaid
any address for sa75. by f. H. Ross. 3l3 Locust ST.
St. Louis Missouri Send for large four page illustrated
circular, free.
Read the advertisement in another column.
July 9Th, ls7U-.in.
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LOOgOOtee. Shoals T. Jasper,
MAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES!
STEINHAUSER & SCHRADER!

" =. Contractors for the I>oogootee Shoals and
" Jasper Mail Express Routes, respectfully In
form the public, that they will good hacks. with
excellent teams and reliable drivers. snd prepared
la convey passengers and express matter betw the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad IT Loorootes or Shoals,
and Jasper, way places the routes on the most
reasonable terms Persons sending or receiving sx-
pressage Of any kind may depend on having u carefully
handled, and promptly and safely delivered. Their
Stage for LQogoo.e leaves Jasper Mondays wednss-
days and Frdaya at O'Clock, a. M arriving 1t Loo
gootee time 10 connect with the trains the u. u.
Returning. leaves Loogooee every Tussdsy. Thursday
and saturday Their stage leaves Jasper every Friday
morning AT o'clock, and ~rr4es at Shoals In tune Ia
connect with the rail road trains either way. Return
Ing leaves Shoals att o'clock Saturdays.
And also, they will run stage 10 Petersburg every
Friday leaving Jasper al IL o'clock. Returning on
Saturdays. leaving Petersburg at o'clock, A. N.
July s, 10. STElNHACSEk ScHRADER.
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a. or the almost innumerablc num-
bcr Of preparations in the market for
restoring gray hair to its original color,
we know Of none which gives so uni
versal satisfaction ~ Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia, We have tried II and found
II to restore the color In truly wonder
ful manner - a. we'll AZ to remove dam
druff and all itching caused by humors
Of the scalp. Try Il and be satisfied.
July 8,-2ws.
"A mass meeting Of citizens at Nor
folk, Virginia. Thursday evening strong
ly Endorsed the proposed city's subscrip.
ton Of one million to the Norfolk and
Great Western Railroad.
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Beware Of Countcrfci,s Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been countcrfeited. and the cornterfesr Drought 70
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls private
s,amp on each bottle r John Hull only b,s The tight
to manufacture and sell the original John Smiths Tonic
Syrup Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the label
IN each bottle. II my private stamp is not on each
bottle do not purchase, or you will he deceived
Sc. my column advertisement. and my show card
will prosecute any infringing my right This rcnu-
in. Smiths Tonic Syrup only be prepared by my
self
THx rrsiic's SERVANT.
pR JOHN BULL.
Louisville Kentueky, January -. 1870
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Tho Trichina Spiralis or Pork Worm.
Perhaps II IL not generally known that the much talk
cd Of srIKALIs, pork worm was first discov'
cred in America by Dr. u. &. Kendall, Of Philadelphia
Pa. with that American instrument known A. the Craia
Microscope costing only &275, after repeated failures
To discover the worm with an imported microscope
costing S5s of fceber power and less reliable This
fact M Kendall stands ready to prove At any time The
craig Microscope in neat box with full direction Is
mailed anywhere for S2s5 By Z. H. Ross, 3lJ Locust
Street ST. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in this paper.
Send for large four page illustrated circular, free.
July 9Th, lssO-am.
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How many housewives are there who
have experienced the difficulty Of OBJ
tanning good vinegar. Read the adver-
tisemcnt of ". II. Bishop in this paper.
Good wholesome vinegar. Any one
can make il. See advertisement Of W.
II. BrsHOp IN this paper. July S-3ms.
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B u L L. S
Worm Destroyer
TO my United States and World Wide
Rcndere


HAVE receive rny testimonials from rrofefsiohal
i and medical men, % my almsnecs and various pub
locations, have shown, all VI which arc genuine The
following from highly educated and popular physicish
in Georgia. IL certainly 81 the mort rensibi" em
munisafons have ever received. Ir. Clement kn.ws
cxaety what he speaks Of and his Testimony cservse
20 b. written In letters of gold. Hear what the Dcc'os
ays Of III LIS Noax pEsrRcyrn:
vsAsAxeW, WAixEK Co.. ia.
June .ifh. lh6s.
In y.nx MLL-Den Sir have recently given ycnf
Destroyer several triAs ind ind IL wonde fully
ccacous II haa not failed in sinHls hsi ~ hs>s
the wishes for ~I~c doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article Of this Kind
am free to confess that Know II NJ remedy rcet'n
y the abtss authors that s 80 esftstn
in it's effects. thu contrary they are uncrrtr.n in the
extreme NV object In writing sou IL 10 md ont upon
~hn, terms can get the seAiefn. directly NV yeu ~
Il can get upon essy thsll US" great deal ~
en- Az are that the Of such srcicss e-sry toihse
and practice Of greaf hajnYh s hs reruls:
line n NJ rs hut nojust cness ~ r.ot ,rrd n d
riding remedy which Know '" he rAci~nt, t'Mr:
because Nc may he ignorant ~ Ne ranh'ne'ion ny
mart shall ahs rule all and any means ~ 81
cvis,e suffering humanity ~bieh ssay he able - ecu-
mend not hesiiating because Seine one more shesnicse
myself may have learned m e6ects fret and eseurs9
she sole right that know ~ hy
Ioo means an advocate supporter NJ the thcusards %
orhess nostrume that Hood the country thss rurpcr
lcure all manner Of disease which huwsn hesh H. hsys
Please reply soon. and inform II your hest tsrus.
am, air, most respectfully
/ julius +. CLEMENT. NJ ,.