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THE CITY BANK SHARES.


The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks:-New York. 1872; Manhattan, 152 Mechanics. !.
49,; Union, 14o; America, 140; City, 900; PEenix,
10i; Tradesmens, 147; Mechanics and Traders, 1856
National, l16; Merchants Exchange, 100: Leather
Manufacturers 100; state or New York, 112;
Commerce, ll6k Broadway, 2ss; Ocean, sO Mer-
camille, 12at4; American Exchange. u24; Bank Of
the Republic, 115; Metropolitan 131; Grocers' lis;
Nassau, 106; Continental, 93; Commonwealth, %;
Park, l5s; New York National Exchange Bank,
100; Central National, loO Fourth National, 105A; !;
Ninth National, ITO; Tenth National, 1221s.
THE SOUTHERN LIST STRONG
The Southern State bonds were strong, ana
small but healthy advance In prices took place. The
relative cheapness OF many Of tho interest paying
issues Is attracting attention from investment
seekers. The following were the closing street
prices:-Teni essec, eX coupon, 63 63h do,
new, SO 62H; Virginia, ex coupon, 67 SO; do.
new, 63 635s do, registered stock, Old 50jE 81;
Georgia skies, rs 10; do. sevens, 81 90; do.
sevens old, SO 90; North Carolina, ex coupon,
A5s as; do, funding, 1860, SO a 81; DO.
do, 1868, % 30; do, new, 22li "a;
do, special tag, II IS; Missour, sVes.
s9,s 20: do. Hannibal and ST Joseph.
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In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
were 5A, and per cent, ana Z, gold. The opera.
tons OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as rollows:-
Gold cleared. s27 52S COO
Cold balances 1925, sg9
currency Daance5.... .................. l,1Z5,0i3
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SHOCKING CASUALTY.
A Man Roasted to Death In Westchestcr
County.

A Man Roasted 60 Death In Wcstchestcr
C0unty.
Coroner Meeks held an inquest at wnliamsbridge
Westchester county, last Friday on the charred
remains OF a German named Martin Scheu, who
met q frightful death during the previous evening.
The unfortunate deceased, it appears, had Deen
lett to guard an unoccupIed house, living mean
while In the basement OF barn where he
also prepared his solitary meals. Having been at
passing the barn Friday morning, tried for some
time Intellectually TO open the door which was found
to be unlocked. Tne obstruction inside was finally
forced away and proved to be the roasted remains of
Scheu, the lower portion OF the body being literally
burned to crisp. From the appearance OF the
place IL Ia believed that deceased was the act OF
cooking sausages when his clothing caught DIRE and
by some means tgEited a quantity Of straw lying
near. His agOnies must have been truly shocking,
as large portions OF earth were found torn from the
door, which had been vany clutched during the
square box Deceased was about forty years OF age.
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THE CsS MONOPOLY N Jersey cIIY.

The bills presented by the gas company OF Jersey
City during the past week have been in several In.
stances SO exorbitant that loud complaints made
by the people who are subjected TO the extorto2s
OF this monopoly. 1t Is nearly one year
since an 0utcry was made against this
company, and the Legislature was called
upon TO afford some protection to the people
Petitions are now being prepared In every quarter
OF jersey City calling the Legislature TO pro vide
such measure OF leiief that moderate and Just
rate may be fixed by law, and that an officer De ap.
pointed whose duty 1t will be to test and examine
meters that no person Will be subjected to excess
sive charges. THIS VIII be sufficient, 1t Is c0nsld-
cred, TO check the aggreSSions oi the MONOPOLY
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, I
SATURDAY, Jan. 7-6 r. M.
On Change to-day wheat was dull but steady, II
not firm. The cotton market was quiet and without
change.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT
The cotton receipts for the past week show large
increase. The receipts at all the ports 139, 63l
bales against 12a 45o bales the previous week. The
total receipts since September are 1765026 bales.
against Az 474 bales last year, showing an increase
OF ,552 bales IN tho present crop. The exports
from oil the ports for the week were sS.4s0 bales
against "a 524 bales for the corresponding week OF
last year. The exports from all the ports for the
expired portion OF the cotton year 9Ss, 40 bales
against OIL bales last year.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Is
extremely favorable and shows some extraordinary
changes. The payment Of coin interest by the gov
ernment ana by numerous state and railway corpo-
ratisns Is rejected In an increase OF 1--we and
half millions of specie, while the OF legal
tenders TO the banks by the Wall street ciques and
the purchase OF government bonds by the Treasury
Department have occasioned q rise OF three and
three-quarter millions In the legal tender
average. The flow OF money to this CEN
tire from the rural districts which usually
commences at this season, on increase OF two mil
lions in loans and the above items OF specie and
legal tenders swell the deposits OF the banks by
increase OF nearly fourteen millions OF dollars.
The statement compares with its predecessor as
IN
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so 90; Louisiana SKIES. 65 0s; do. new, 62 60;
do, leyee skies, II 72; do. do, eights, 80
ss do, Penitentary sevens, "a II; do. railroad
oights, so q So; Alabama ayes 10 a H. do eghts,
% o7; do. railroad eights, "a o5 South Carolina
skies. so s5; do, new. January and July, 6lh
6lh do do, April and October, 62 621a; do, regu-
lar stock, old 62 85; Arkansas skies, 65 So; do
sevens, 90 62 Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling.
7s 80; do, interest eights, rs IA DO. mortgage
eights, So 81; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage sevens, rs S0 do do, second mortgage
elghts, 81 TO-; New Orleans and Jackson, first, SO
IS; do. do, second, II 70; Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, first, so S3 do. do, second, 70 "a;
Creenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by
South Carolina, 62 a ca; Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, Is a "a; Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford eights, 40 81; Memphis city
skies. 81 a So; Savannah city sevens, 80 "a; New
Orleans conssls. old, "a 70; do., issue railroad
skies, 50 70; do, new sevens, 60 a 70.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The following Is detailed report OF the specie
exported from New York during the week ending
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BRADY-MuLLEN.--On Wednesday morning, Janu.
ary4 t. at ST. Theresa's church. by the Rev. Father
Fattery, at a nuptial mass, FRANK p. BRADY, Esq,
to IIvY M. MULLEN, both OF New York NO cards.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, January s.,
by the Rev. James Mlllett at the BRIDES residence,
JONATHAN MARsToN, late OF Chicago, to Miss isA-
BELLA MARIA SMITHwIcK, all OF this city.
RlDABoCK-DRAKE.-On Thursday, January 8, at
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev.
Cyrus ID. Foss Mr. FREDERICK A. KIDABoCK 10 Mis3
MARY l.. DRAKE daughter OF the late William
Drake.
SMITH -ELsToN.-On Thursday, January 5, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by Elder G. Beebe
Mr. JoHN JAY SMITH, of this city, TO Miss KATE Els
TON, Of Mount Salem N. j.
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THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports during the past week amounted TO
$3,54l,s2s.
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The banks now hold $l6,S5I,216 in excess OF til
reserve required by law.

reserve required by law.
MONEY EASIER.
The highest rate call to-day was seven per cent
currency. Toward the close of banking hours the
rate was six to seven per cent stock collaterals
and six per cent on government bonds.
Commercial paper was dull at Z q SH per cent for
prime double names.
Foreign exchange was dull as usual after the
steamer, but rates were steady.
GOVERNMENTS HIGHER AND STRONG.
The government list was active, and under o
steady demand from good buyers all day prices ad.
vanced the best figures being made at the close OF
street business, when the following quotations pre-
vaiea:-United States currency skies, 110I l10I;
United States sixes 1851, registered, 1l0S l1OA;
do. do, coupon, 1loss I1osl; do fye-twenties,
registered, May and November, 1oSR q lOS3&; do.
do, 1852, coupon, do. 1885 10S4 do. do, 1854,
do. do, 1854 losh; do. do, 1896, do. do, 1851
loSA; do. do. registered. January and July 1914
1o724; do. do, 1885, coupon, do. 1914 1o71; do.
do, 1867, do do, 1888 1926 do. do 1868 do. do,
10S 10S1s do ten-forties, registered 1867 l07h;
do. do. coupon 1861 lo7h.
STOCKS STRONG AND BUoYANT
The feeling at the Stock Exchange was strongly
bulllsh, and now that 1t is reasonably certain the
natural situation of the money market Will place it
beyond the reach OF artificial manipulation the
speculation for higher prices Is greatly encouraged
The recent "break'' in st. Paul is explained. 1t
seems that the directors intend issuing 1000 shares
OF common stock and 1000 OF preferred as an
equivalent for the construction of twenty-seven
miles of new road. Hence the pressure to sell on
the part of individuals who obtained timely know
ledge OF the directors Intentions. Ia the rally
to-day st. Paul was the most conspicuous feature.
The market was active and buoyant. After midday
there was some disposition to realize and take profits
which checked the advance and occasloned slight
reaction. But the bank statement brought in new
buyers and started fresh enthusiasm, under which
the market recovered and continued advancing, the
best prices being made at the close OF dealings on
the sidewalk. The following were the extreme quo
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GOLD wEAK-110Zx A I10s6.

Despite specie shipment OF 100000 the gold
market was weak, the depressing influences being
the Increased specie in the banks the increase in
the receipts and the decrease IN the weeks
imports of merchandise. Under these causes the
price gradually settled from 10Y to 11O%, with q
slight reaction at the close. The course OF the mar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-04

Be IL enacted By the Senate and House of Renre
sentafives Of the United States Of Ameriea in on
gress dssem6 ed, That the counties of Albemarie
beIforj. IL and, dioteton[rlt Buchanan, Buckipp
ham, Campoeli, Carroll, Charlotte, Clarke, Gag
Cumberland, FLOYD Frsnkn. Frederick, FIuvan-
land, Lee, Madison, Montgomery, Neis H. Patri,k
Page, Pulaski, PlttsylvanIa. Kappahannock, Roa
Smylh Shenandoah, TazeweiI, Washington, Wise.
Wytbe aud Warren. OF the State ot Virginia, shall
hereafter constitute new judicial district of the
Unted aGes and be called the western district OF
T'elula; aud the circuit and distIIct courts Of the
s Sale sta es tor said western district OF Virginia
and De seld at Lynchburg D4uvilIe. Abingdon
"u sr nnaasrisonb1rg within said district
tue crcr ana oe aJarhsr en- rcted, That term OF
States tor san am dstuct coart OF the United
nnv ,r on the fret Monday of Mach .nI "a a.
Ma,ch Ia a. Lynchnurg, on tue .ecnnL Mond.v r.
Monday March ana sat at Abingdon, the third
MaTc ga M wednesday AFTER the a't at HARRISON
S 5n' sep enbeI, in each vea ouftn Monoay OF
PEG. 8 Aad De IL further enGcsn,;
'flct o. Virginia Shall hereatter That tie dis
csIei the easeIn hied in this lct and sn" h
anu GlSolct Courts OF tie United ststs and circuit
pchmond err strict as follows: ar 4a be held
hlchinond on The Ii st Mon az Of al a. the city OF
anu AZ Tue ~ Of Alexandra IN ~ a. and October,
a1 aGd OF the first Monday OF TIN MONDAY OF
-soI ON op Tie IL Sc Monday of NJ " ouy. and at
uay % november, in each year A'iu hfst Mon
80 nLo. ana De 1t further enacted Th..
MAJ in IT'S discrat,r lor either OF said ,,St saiu
. ,,,.-, -. 80. .''h, otuer special 1ern,o 'Cs
gaa5d or petit jury or BOTH to attend FL ana Older
the day which saG OF esGr
10 convene; ana said courts 1espena,vet De ordered
spec'a terms shan have al the powers tb at such
howerer TI.a no ssrm appomte by ProvideS
1 Wi either district shall be appointed exeent court
tuJ1s Tue concurrence and consent Of Inc py and
and o,b.cA And be It further enacted, That all ,u,.
tute now peUeaeedinas, OF whatsoever name or VII
the United a,age In tbe I'll cult or district conrt
,ne er CT ans as sha
sss sv wG9a bes Sf said eastern district he
s and 4ss sf haa po{ been
o'strlct; and the
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Oo00C@ TO eao Public,
Every intelngont ana thinking person must snpv
hat remedies handed out for general use should have
their ecscy established BY well tested experiences in
the hands Of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies 1T him for all the duties he mnaf
fulf; yet the country Is flooded With poor nostrums
and cureas, purFeH e to 10 the best In the world
which are not onis seless, but always Injurious
his physician, 1t Ia lamentable yet noontrovert.
BILE fact that Dans syphiitic patients made mia
cradle with run % consultations oy matIsament
til point generally conceded by the best syphogrs.
dhers that the study and management of these CONF
would be competent and snccessiu in their trest.
nent and cure. The inexperienced general pract,'
toner. having neither opportunity nor time to maxi
himself acquainted With their pathology, commonly
pursues system OF treatment, in most cases max
ing indiscrminate OF tbat AntiqEated and dan
gsrous weapon. the Mercury.
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in which It originated within the time prescribed BY
ths CONSERVATION OF the Un1sed Stats, has become
law without his APPROVAL
GENERAL NArURE-No,
AN ACT to authorize the removal Of the custom
house from st. Marks to Cedar Keys, Florida
Be It enacted BY TIL Senate and House of Repre-
sentatsres of the Unied States of America in Cyn-
gress assembled, That tue part Of entry of the
lection district Of ST. Marks in The State of Florida,
be. ami the same is hereby, removed from the town
OF st. Marks to the town OF Cedar Keys said dis
trict, and the said town of st. Marks hereby made
and declared to be por, of delivery in said district
j. a. BLAINE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
SnHUYLEn COLFAX
Vice-President of the United States and President
# the Senate.
Approved, February 8. 1871.
US. GRANT.
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MEDICAL.
DIX. j. b. HUGHES,
CAN n FO7ND At HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS

Next tho r reble A0ase,
whEhE he can DO consulted privately, and vi
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, ~
Ao9rs daily, and rom A. M. to oP. II.
Dr: u addresses those who are suffering under the
Impure connection the terrble vice Of ef-abuss
Oevotng bis entire time that particular branch Of
sne medical profession he dees warranted in GUAR
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing the
dregs OF disease from the system, and making per.
feet and PERM LAMENT CURE
He would call the attertion Of kbs sr,,ctc5 IN tne
act Of HE longstandng and we'll earned Formulation
urnish'Hs srfacent essu-ance Of mis- rkil and me.
cees.
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Portland & Ogdensburp n. r.

~ OSuCubSUuTg Hs IL.
IN ana after Monday, December och. 1870 and
po , sot'Ge, trains will as ,oliows:
Leave for land for W. Baldwin and in FERN ediate
stations al q. m. and As D. m "'''o
Leave West Baldwin tor Portland and ;ptermad;
ate stations at 8 a m and r. 90 D. M
The a. m. train from w. Baldwin and Tho , AK
p M train from Portland will be freight trains it
passenger car attached WIN
Stages will connect as follows:
At So. Windham daily for Bridgton via. Raw
mOnd and Naples. '
AT. White. Rock daily for Great Falls and
North Standish.
At Steep Falls daily for Lmington
At Baldwin daily for Efingham Falls via No,
and Parsousfeld.
AT Baldwin daily for Freedom, N. H., via
Cornish. Keazar Falls and Porter and Tuesdays
Thursdays anu Saturdays ior Osspee Centre
At Z. Baldwin, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, returning alternate days.) for Sc.
bago South BridgtOn and Bridgton Centre.
At W. Baldwin daily tor No. CONWAY, N. H.,
via Hiram, BrOwnfeld, Fryeburg, Denmark,
Lowell and East Fryeburg.
Passengers by these stages and by the 1890 n. m.
train from W. Baldwin arrive in Portland in season
to connect with the .. m. u ain tor Boston.
Tickets for sale at Ticket Office OF r. q. X, RR
December 26, 1870. dc3stf
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MISCELL ANEOUS.
The RusinessIndav
H.E-A-L.I.H :!

OF PARK ROW, N. Y. tor Jan. contains list of
y 3OOoO Business Opportuni les, West and South.
pages monthly only 90 cts. year. jn25-4wf
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore wo.h
lngton, and all the principal points
West, South and South West


For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ihgJ1n, ana all the principal points
West, South and South West.
Via Taunton, FAN River and Nev-...
CABIN, S5,00i Deck e4.oO Baggage ch..s..
tnrougn and transferred in tree Of c6sros oAeo
new Iork trains leave the Old Colony ana Ma
daily. Sundays excepted, as ,oilo,
NJ, arriving In Fall River 40 minutes in sdvsrns !.
tne regular Steamboar Train which laa,.s n 1 u
2. nv "a, connecting at Fall River with ~.
LEV an magn'ncent steamers PROVIDE NCr c.ss e
T n W. ~. Oh summons BRISTOL, Capt A, Smmonspe'
hsn, se sseams,s are the fastest aud mos, re,;arl
ooats op the Sc1nd, built ex pressly Ior sne
and comfort. This line coupecIs WY s~e' SAFETY
epo boats ana Railroad Lines rom New Vo,s ,o
Steamers, "ent 10 the CaliforAlA
,.s Setppers Of Fresghr., this Lin. v,,s
ton i exclusive depDt recommendation In i,os
Snsnas "a ~, P'eI IN New YORK; texclus yeIs for the
treoht al r L'neb is supplied wub facilities TOR
o anu passenger business which cannot he snr
pass q; Freight Always taken at low rates ano TOR
Walded with Dispatch ~ ~ 'oi-
Wv YORK ExI ress Train leaves Boston NJ I IN D
GOODS arrive IL New York next NOR ming ahont q
a "a. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at g. A. A M. ""
coi ocEets, herths and staterooms, app,y at ,ba
Washington and State streets and al Old fo,nns %
Newport railroad Depot, corner of Son,h -. ny anu
land streets, Boston 0"'n anu hnss-
Steamers leave New York daily. fsupdavs e,,.,-
ed, IRON -. s'ss 80 Worth River, loot OF ChsmSs,
0Ao' ShiVERicK, Passenger and Freight Agent
MI cr,,o JAMES FISK, JR., Ptestiert
steamship Co. "kal seto
News d1yr
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STATE OF MAINE.
TO THE ELECTORS
- OF THE
CITY OF PORTLAND
the Sixth day Of ma,c. -

Pursuant to warrants from the Mavor nm 40,
men Of The tty OF Portland the duly onaissA &c
tors of said city, will meet i'll their respective Wsr
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CITY OF PORTLAND

Upon The petition Of Raxter Scott Tor ne,n.,,
~ TO extend hi. wharf at Peak. Island ~ sn
Portland sixty feet further into tide water III sad
Ordered hat Monday. the sixth dsv ., m...,,
next at seven aud half oclock r. at the nIna
mems Room be fae as the time and place ~ hae
ing said petit ion and Il at notice be p,van ntar-
publishing this order fourteen days in the nso oy
ver'iser. and The Daily Press that ali nor.ty AL
ested may appear and be heard thereon inler-
Attest: II. 1. ROBINSON C;.uc,
feb22-td ivy Nlerk.
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GENERAL NATURE-No, 81
GENERAL NATURE-No. 10. 1
AN ACT for he Ie;iet of Arnton Smith.

nc HenIcted on the Senate and House of Repre- SEN
tdt'oes Or the United STATES IF america in CONGRESS
cssemtfed That Arnton smith have leave TO to make
NV ap 'lcaton 10 the Commissioner OF Pa,eEis
Tor the extension of the letters patent granted to
him Tor an improvement in pows on the sixteen, b
dav OF January, eighteen huudred and fity-fve Tor
as he could have done at least ninety days before
the expl OF said patent, and that the Com mis-
lermlne SAID Application III the same manner, and
win tue same effect, as ii it had been filed ninety
oays neoIe the expiratlo OF SAID pa Provided
anect Tue rights to con inue to such impro. E.
me IN plows OF any person who since the sixteenth
Jay OF January, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine
AMI prior TO the approval of this act may have bro,
cured, ana al the time of such approval Shall be MS
ing SAID improvement in plows
ADDrOvpd
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For Ooln

IINHE two and halt story dwelling house. No. 1n5
slate root. aud contains fourteen furn,he rooms
and Is 10 good order; was the residence of the late
Patrick Ward, and will be sold at bargain "A The
family contemplate leaving the State.
Enquire OF Mrs Ward on the premises or of s, L.,
Carleton Esq office No 81 Middle street.
1eb11e0d3w PATRICK C, WARD Admir-
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WILL buy good dvelng house, containing
w rooms, good stable, and lot 40xsO, centrally
located on Cumberland st.
inquire OF JOHN C, PROCTOR
te20tf 90 Exchanoe street.
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mote BY THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-Ths
foregoing having been presented 10 the President
the United States for his approval, and not hav-
ing been returned by him to the house of Congress
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DIR. II. j. JOURDAIN,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Partisan Gallery of A nat0my. RostOn

HAS just published edition OF his lectures,
Ill containing most valuable information on the
the reproductive sys.em, with remarks on marriage,
and the various causes o. the toss Of manhood with
fnll instructions for its complete resto alton /;
also chapter on Uenere1t INJECTION and the medns
Of cure, being the most comprehensive york on the
subject ever yet published, comprising $50 pages
Mailed free to any address for Is cents. ADDRESS,
DR.. JOurdain's Consulting Office,
81 Hancock Sireei, Boston, m ass.
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laWrt nce'S MedfOrd Rum.
Daniel Laurence d Sons.
Only manufacturers of
MEDFORD kUM.
Still ENJOY the reputation of manufacturing
The Best Hum in the states
duly authorized By State Mcense.]
The superior qualify and purity OF
Id WRENCE,S MEDFOkD RUM
tor the past forty seven years, has made it every
where known as the standard rum No pains will
be spared to maintain its purity and high repu,a-
ton. The public is cautioned against limitations
and counterieiis.
~ Order direct from us and we will warrant sat-
isaction. Please address orders by mail to MID
FORD, MASS, and orders by express otberwiee
70 LUZ State street, Boston, and they will receive
prompt attention,
Daniel Lawrence & Sons.
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C0RNS, CORNS +!

Lite has its temptations, sorrows and trials, and
the greatest OF ALL although not dangerous, ct i'll
be readily admitted, that CorLs, Bunions. Ingrow-
ing Nails and o-her ailments OF the feet source
OF gre 1t annOya Dce. In Vain you scrSpe, cut and
die at them, at every changing atmosphere they will
still send their piercing darts forth like flashes
lightning in sharp, piercing, and unrelentiu2 pain.
They torment person to gre degree than 9TH
or affections. DR.. y. Briggs. the wel-known Chro-
pndist has produced safe and reliable remedies, Al
lsyiator and Curative. krN
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FOR SALE!

A Pleasant Home, No IA Pine street. Enquire
a there or at JAMES q WILLIAMS,
Wood and Coal Dealers, Perley's Wharf,
ja16eOdtt Foot Park ST