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Euranenu Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 27-11.30 A. M.-Consols at 92f q
92s for money and account.
American Securities-U. S. 520s 1862 915; do 1866,
old, 92s; do 1867, 94s; do 1C-40's, 80.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 27-11.30 A. M-United States
bonds 974.
PARIS Nov. 27-Rentes closed at 56f 65c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25-11.30 A. M.-Cotton strong;
Middling uplands So a esd; Middling Orleans 10d;
sales 10000 bales.
The sales Saturday reached $4,000 bales.
LONDON, Nov 27-1.30 P. M.-Consols 93s for money
and account.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 27-1.30 P Motion closed
strong; Mddling uplands cod a 9id; DO Orleans 1od
sales 20000 bales.
Beef RS Cd for prime. Bacon SIS. Lard ASS
Cd.
LONDON Nov. 27-5P P. M.-Consols closed at 99A
for money and account
American Securities-U. S. 5-20's 1862, 915 do 1866
old, 92l; do 1867, 94s; do 1O-4O's, 80.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27-5 P. M-Cotton closed strong;
Middlng uplands 9sd; do Orleans 1Od; sales 90 600
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27-5 P. M.-Spirits Petroleum
II q 10.
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CONNECTECUT.
WYNN ~ Il ~ - Z
NEW INSURANCE. COMPANIES

. NE" INoUhtANOE COHFANIFS.
HARTFORD, Nov. 27.-The new National In
surance Company was organized to-day with
Mark Howard, President, and James Nichols,
Secretary. Stock for new insurance company
to be called the Orient, and to be managed by
the machinery of the City Insurance Company,
is nearly all taken
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SENATOR ScHURZ.-The Mercantile Library
Association have secured a most attractive
speaker in Senator Schurz for the sixth
lecture of the present course next Wednes-
day evening In the Senate, las before
he went there) he has distinguished himself for
eloouence and logical powers and greatly en-
HANGED the public curiosity to hear him from
the platform. The subject of the lecture has
not been announced, but we believe his views
unon Civil Service Reform would be very ac-
ceptable to the ticket-holders.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
MoNDAY-John w. Merriman VS.. Elias M. East
man. Assumpsit on account annexed for provisions
amounting to $3.50. Defence-Never purchased on
order the goods charged in plaintiffs writ. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for So and costs. Appealed.
Howard s. Cleaves. Carleton.
New entries IA; defaults; u: continuances, 5.
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INDIANA.
NOT A PASSIVE" DEMOCRAT.

NOT A PASSIVE DEMOCRAT.
TERRE HAUTE, Nov 27-Hon. Dan w.
Voorhees,, in card published to-day, declares
in favor of National Democratic Convention
to be held on the 22d of February next, for the
purpose of agreeing upon and publishing dec
laration of the principles; which being done the
convention shonld adjourn to day fixed for the
nomination of a candidate for the Presidency.
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hlds.
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-250 cans milk 1899 bbls
four 9 cars poultry do bark, do oats, "A rolls
leather, % wheelbarrows car paper, Is do lumber
do hay, 2 do shocks, do corn do sundries; for
Lower Provnces-2900 bbls -four car bran, do pa
per, do wheat, do sundries; for steamship-13
cars wheat, Is do -four, do provisions.
STEAMER DIRIGo FROM NEW YoRK-2125 dry
hides, bales elk hides 800 half chests tea rolls
petng 100 rolls leather 10 bales burlaps, do rags 60
hhds molasses 40 bbls whiting 80 do saltpetre 81 do
glass ware So do sugar, q do fruit do oysters, 100
90 bone black 10 do pork, 625 boxes corn 40 do win
dow glass 400 do raisns, % do cheese, 90 do hard
ware 80 do tin plate IS do drugs 100 do tobacco 100
do salmon, 50 do saleratus Is do clocks 90 do SOAP -
casks lead and paint 40 plates iron, bds iron 100
bdls splice bars, Al do labels smiths bellows, II
bags Coffee 10 do nuts IL bales broom corn tierces
nsulators, do rice, pianos horses 200 pkgs sun
dries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BosToN-25 cases
and rs bales domestics, rs casks nails, 40 bdls OK
bows 400 bbs apples IL plates iron, 100 boxes rails
ms IL casks hardware 16 chests tea IS bdls tarred
paper Safes AZ bags oysters 20 bbs beer is sewing
machines, 10 bbs vinegar, II bdls castings 32 frkins
lard, horses and carriage 100 pkgs to order for
canada and up country pianoforte, 233 window
weights, bdls springs Sc do leather 10 bales bur-
laps 70 bales rags sleighs 16 bales cotton rs pkes
to order - iNe'
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WHAT ELpFR pRATT SAYS
NE s. II ASIA.

THE GREAT STORM.
Boston, Nov. 27.-The following despatch
was received to-day:
Omaha, NoU. 25.-Snow fell to the depth of
one foot last night Laramie Plains All
passenger trains are on time to-day. Passen-
gers from the East crossed the river this fore
moon on a boat
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THE LAST NIGHT. The series of pleasing en-
tertainments at the India Street UniYersalist
Church will close this evening. They have
been visited by many people and the society
much encouraged There has been quite de-
sire to have brought out once more the pleasing
drama of 'Down by the Sea-" 1t was received
with much pleasure on Tuesday evening" and it
is thought will draw the friends in large num-
bers. We have no doubt of it, for the object of
the society is so worthy that the public have all
through been very willing to respond to their
call. We trust it will be so on this, the closing
evening
Among the incidents this evening will be an
exhibition of the hat and wig worn by Parson
Eaton, of Harpswell, who was ordained in 1864;
also piece of the dress in which Molly Phin-
ney was married to Capt. William Mcclellan,
more than hundred years ago.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR-A bloody ARRAY occurred
on Sunday afternoon at place called Ross
Corner, lying on the confines of the town of
marlborough, in which two persons were Sc
riously injured. During drunken broil, in
which several persons were engaged, one of
them, named Luther Smith, who was armed
with double barreled gun, fired on two of his
relatives named Isaiah and Erastus Smith
The former was shot through the hand and hip,
and the latter received charge in the face, Sc
verely injuring one of his eyes. After the af-
fair was over Sewall Lord Esq, managed to de-
coy the assalant down to Alfred, where war
rant was issued by Moses A Drew, ESD
Smith was arrested by Sheriff Warren, and
committed to Alfred Jail.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 27-Erening.-Money active at
per cent currency to Gold with little relaxation at
the close; the latest transactions being at a per
weak at 1885 a 1O9. Gold dull at 11Os a. log; loans
at a per cent; the cearances weere S1S,00OOOO
Governments quiet and steady. State bonds steady.
South Caroliua bonds strong and active Stocks a.
II lower with pressure to sell, closing dull, but
triiie above the lowest figures. The North Western
dividend ofony 81 per cent preferred shares Great
ed considerable disappointment.
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U. q. Commissioner,s Court.

". II.
MoNDAY-United States VS.. Charles B. Staples,
John 7. Palmer and Colin B. Guptil, master and
mates of brig George Durham. Complaint made by
Andrew Thompson, seaman, for malicious impris-
onment, Withholding proper food and nourishment,
and infictng unusual and cruel punishment. Not
finished.
BEFORE COMMISSIONER RAND.
United States William Smith. Assault with a
knife on John I. Palmer, first officer of brig George
Burnham, on the high seas. Case continued to Tues
day.
Webb. Frank
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THE New ENGLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Engineer Department of the Army hesitates
about proceeding with the construction OF the
new Fort Constitution in Portsmouth harbor,
and other casemated works, but will ask liberal
appropriations for other New England seacoast
fortihcatlons. Gen. Benham wants S150,00O
for vigorous prosecution of the work on Fort
Warren during the next fiscal year, in accord
ance with recently approved modified plans.
The General also asks $4,000 for the Long Is
land Battery, $4,000 for Fort Winthrop, and
$4,000 for Fort Independence.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY MEDICAL Socrrry-
The annual meeting of this society will he held
at the medical school-rooms, 122 Federal stroo+
Wednesday, Nov. 10Th, commencing at tom
o'clock, a. m.
At the last regular meeting, the Business
Committee made choice of DIR. T. g. Foster to
deliver the annual address The address will,
be delivered at II o'clock, a. m. This, together
with the election of officers for the ensuing wear
and the discussion of medical Subjects will con-
stitute the business of the meeting.
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SprRIrUALIsM AND ELECTRO BrotoGY.-Prof.
Stone will this evening, Tuesday, Nov. 2Sth,
consider modern Spiritualism inf relations to
animal magnetism. Persons present will be at
liberty to question Prof. S., with view of clio
ting facts relating to the above named subjects.
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OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
ROME, Nov. 27.-For the first time since the
occupation of Rome the Italian Parliament met
in this city to-day. The opening speech was
delivered in person by His Majesty, King Vic
tor Emmanuel In commencing he alluded to
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OBsEQUIEs.-Tee funeral of the late Edward
P. Gerrish, Esq, took place at st. Lulxe's
church on State street yesterday afternoon.
The edifice was quite well filled, many of the
business men of the city attesting their esteem
for the character of the deceased by their pres
ence. The simple but solemn and impressive
burial service of the Episcopal church was read
by Bishop Nicely, the burial anthem and a
hymn being sung by the choir. The body was
born out of the church by the vestry men, the
clergy and choristers accompanying it to the
door. The remains were taken to Evergreen
Cemetery, where they was depositedin their final
resting place, the committal service being per-
formed by the Bishop. The present and sur
wing past Presidents of the Mercantile Libra
ry Association accompanied the remains to the
Cemetery
The funeral of the late John Russell took
place at his late residence ON State street,
at the same hour as the above. A large delega-
ton of Masons and a number of men connected
with the Portland Saco sand Portsmouth rail
road, were present. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev, Mr. Bailey of the First Parish
oburnh
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Notice..

mo YOU FEEL WEAK AND LANGUID IN
H. CONSEQUENCE OF OVER EXERTION?
Have you taken cold? Are you afflicted with Rheu-
matsm, or pains of any kind? try one of
Wells, Machine-spread strengthening
Plasters.
They will certainly cure.
They composed Of choice cmollient gums
spread the finest kid of three different sizes, and
are worn with ease and comfort. Sold by Druggists
Price IT, 20 and 80 cents EACH
F. C. WELLS s. CO.,
192 Fulton Street, N. Y.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-The 50th anniversary
of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. VIM Small,
was celebrated at their residence, No. 81 Lin
coin street, Saturday evening. Mr.. Small was
born in 1896 and Mrs. Small in 1903. They were
married in 1921 by Rev. 7. B. Ripley. OF those
present at the wedding only Mr.. and Mrs. Small
and Rev. Mr.. Ripley are now living. MIR. and
Mrs. Smalps descendants now number eight
children, twelve grand children and one great
grand child. There were twelve of the children
and grandchildren present at the golden ami
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REsIGNATIoN.-We understand that Rev. w.
T. ODER, pastor of the West Congregational
church, resigned his charge on Sunday. Mr..
Ober was settled over this parish Nov. IA, 1870.
He has received call from Newcastle to fill
the place made vacant by the resignation of
Rev. Mr. Richardson
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THE old friends and customers of III. w. Rip
lev will find him with Messrs George G. Rob-
inson & Co.. 1919 Middle street, whete he will be
happy to wait upon them and offer goods on the
most favorable terms. nov2Seod3t
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RE SSEA.
RITAIORED wAprrElr nr,cTf.NS

LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Standard is informed
that Russia has undertaken special ornaments
on gigantic scale, and that she is forming two
tortl1ed camps each to hold 100000 men. One
Will probably be located on the Galician from
ter The STANDARD has reason to believe that
these military preparations are directed more
particularly against Austria, because the APP.
pointment OF Count Androssy at the head of
the Imperial Council is regarded at St Peters
burg as unfavorable to Russia.
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LABOR SAvED.-The plum buildings and
mince pies for Thanksgiving and Christmas
must now be looked to and the good house
wife should have her labor relieved in that di-
rection as much as possible. For this purpose
a pretty little article has been invented for ex-
tracing the stones from raisins which may be
had at Tolman's, under Lancaster Hall. Every
family that can afford it should have one of
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHos-
PHITEs. -Ciergymen who were obliged to with
draw from the pulpit on account of Clergy.
mems Sore Throat, have recovered by using
this invaluable preparation, and are now
preaching again. m
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WHITTIER is ready for the holiday trade. See
what attractions he presents for the ladies in
his notice,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Cuisine.

There is no subject which should more en-
gross the attention of Cooks Housekeepers,
Landlords, and Confectioners, than the purity
of those preparations which they may use in
flavoring the various compounds, by them, or
their agents, prepared for the human stomach.
1t is well ascertained, that an important per-
centage of the ills that flesh is heir to, arise
from posons taken into the stomach with daily
food, or more occasional refreshments.
The only way to be secure ON this point is to
take care to procure the preparations only of
such persons or firms as are known, and up
on whose integrity reliance can safely be
placed
BURNETTs Standard Flavoring Extracts are
warranted free from the poisonous OILS, acids,
su5stitutions and authorizations which enter into
he composition of many of the Fictitious fruit
favors now in the market.
They are not only true to their names, but
are prepared from fruits of the best quality, and
are so highly concentrated that comparatively
small quantity only need be used.
They have been farorites acih the people, and
leaders aci the trade for this last eighteen years,
having stood the test of time and competition.
They are invariably acknowledged the PUREsT
and BEST.
Messrs. Burnett & Co. profess to deal upon
honor in this matter, and do not suffer any
poisonous oils or acids to enter into the compo-
sition of our preparations.
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SKATES, Guns, Revolvers, Powder, Shot,
Caps, Wads, Machinist Tools, and Boys Tool
Chests wholesale and Retail, at j. B. Lucas's,
60 Exchange street, two doors from Middle
street nov20eodtf
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THOSE heavy ribbed shirts and drawers for
boys have arrived at Grin Hawkes. & Cy.,s, 29O
and 292 Congress street. no23TW&S
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THE system of toning and stimulating the
nerve structure through the agency of the Gu
rative properties of SSIoLANDER's BUcHU,
is fully approved of by the family ply
scians, who have discovered that for kid
ney, bladder and glandular diseases, mental
and physical debility, malades of the urino-
genital organs, gravel and diabetes, it is safe
and efiicacious remedy, as well as for all utter
inc complaints. nov2Seod1w
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THROW NOT PEoHLE's FAULTS in their teeth
for there are few teeth that have not faults of
their own. There is but one way to preserve
them without spot or blemisb, aud that is, by
the daily use OF the best dentrifce in existence
fragrant Sozodont, cool, refreshing and agreea-
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The Eureka Tentilating Horse Cocer Cos
goods may be found at the Bazaar, IA u 10
Exchange St, and for sale at Factory prices
dPod4t
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Four EvLs.-Whoever habitually uses any
alcoholic preparations as an appetizer" will
be as likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an
oVerplus of food in the stomach, impaired abil-
ity TO digest it, the pargs Of dyspepsia, and
doctors bill. DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar
Bdters, the great I etotal Restorative OF the
age, without ever stimulating the palate or ir-
ritating the stomach imparts a beautiful appe-
lite, promotes digestion, regulates the liver aud
bowels, purties the blood, and thus, instead oil
entailing four evils confers four Destmable
Dement'S. nov14 d4w
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SOCIAL JUsTICE.-Now that the book agent
and canvasser is ON his Cheat and YOU are fire.
quently importuned to purchase or subscribe,
do not, in order to escape the infection, do your
neighbor the wrong to send the persistent peri
patetics to him or her, for most Of their success
is owing to their knowledge of your name and
character which they could only have received
of your friend or neighbor. f. JUST
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
FORGER COMMITTED.

BosroN Nov 27.-Hon. Gideon Haynes has
resigned the office of Warden of the Massachu.
sets States Prison, to take effect the first OF
January.
FORGER COMMITTED.
John A. Hanson was arraigned in the NUM-
cipal Court to-day charged with forgery, and
committed for trial in default of bail
FIRE.
A fire in Holliston, Mass, this morning de-
stroyed S. 3. Whites barn and contents, i'll
Guiding two horses and fifteen cows.
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MEssRs. f. O. BAILEY & Co. will sell at 10
this morning the furniture in house No 25
Green street, and at % p. m. large lot of fur
niture at the mandatory of N. Tarbox Nos.
150 and 100 Fore street.
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Boston Stock List.
Commissioners Notice.

commissioners AOOICCs
YEyHE Subscribers hlviug been appointed bv
4 the Judge of Probate for the County of Cum
berland. Commissioners examine and pass
upon the claims OF creditors TO the estate ct Ihad-
deus iog, late of Cape Elizabeth, in said Coun-
ty, deceased, represented insolven; and six
months from the seventh day of November, A. D.,
1s7l. reins allowed for that purpose hereby give
tie that they will attend to the duties assigned
them, at the office Of Howard & Cleaves in
Portland on the twentieth day OF December. A. ID.
1871, on the twenty f)urth day OF January A 70
1872. and on the seventh day Of May a ~, e %;
from one to four O'Clock in the afie' noon on e"oH
said days. ,rr.vss
ROBERT ROB Ms IN,
Commissioners.
Dated at Portland the eighth day OF November,
A. ID 1871
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You will always hear men who know what
to eat, and how to dine calling for the Halford
Table Sauce at all the best hotels.
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Weather Report Nov. 81, 12 r. M.

War Department, Signal Service, u S. Army, Di-
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
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f O r e G. n .
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE PRINCE OF WALES STILL DANGEROUSLY I'LL
LONDON, Nov. 27-10 A. M.AThe last official
bulletin of the physicians reports the condition
of the Prince OF Wales up to ten clock this
morning, he passed sleepless night, the fever
increasing, but the strength of the patient still
holds out against it, The Queen is constantly
at the bedside of the Prince.
THE WIFE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES ALSO ILL.
p MA court circular in the evening Jour-
mails announces the Princess Alexandria ILL.,
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
The Paris Figaro says there now exists in
England is clubs devoted to republicanism.
COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
A collision occurred last night off the Irish
coast between the ships Marmion and Oceola.
The latter sunk. Several of the crew escaped
by jumping on board of the Marmion. Nine
are missing. 1t is hoped that they were saved
in one of the boats.
The ship Regreta, for Havana, driven ashore
in the recent gales, has been saved
NO CHANGE IN THE SYMPTOMS.
LONDON, Nov. 27-Evening.- physicians
in attendance upon the Prince of Wales issue a
bulletin this evening stating that the Prince has
been quieter to-day. There is, however, no
change in the symptoms of the disease under
which he is suffering.
PRUSSIA.
OPENING or THE PRUssIAN DIET.
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-The session of the Prus-
sian Diet was opened to-day by the King his
speech points to the finances and prosperity OF
the country. He proposes general increase OF
official salaries, and recommends the encourage
ment of railway enterprises The speech was
well received and the King was loudly cheered
on entering and leaving the Chamber
AUSTRs4A:
TREATY SIGNED.
VIENNA, Nov. 27.-John Jay, United States
Minister to Austria, and Count Androssy, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, have signed the Inter
national Convention between the United States
and Austria, guaranteeing the invioabllty Oh
the trade marks of the two countries.
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SKATES, SKATES. A Job Lot Skates selling
cheap at
nov24-2w CHAs. DAY, JR. & Co,
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture, &C., by Auction.

4 N TUESDAY, Nov. 2sth, at p p. NJ, at the Fur
IN hitare Rooms, No. 1853 and 100 Fore street, we
snlu sen Cnamber SITS, Black Walnut and Painted
Extension Tables, Mirrors, Bedding Crockery, Glass
IF. o. BAILEY q co., Auc,ioneers.
Nov 25-dtd
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A NICE lot of German Canaries just received
Call and see them at
Ivy NUTTER, BROTHERS s. Co.
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SEND your sleighs to cbase's, No. 7 Casco
street, and have them put in ORDER for USE
All kinds of repairing on seighs and carriages
done at snort Dotlce. nov13eod2w
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II is broad claim in an article of daily and
universal use, that it is better and cheaper than
any other; but the public has endorsed this
claim for boots and shoes made with Cable
Screw Wire. The immense demand of the
past is steadily augmenting. In our paper may
be found card in relation to these excellent
goods.
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FRAGRANT SoZoDoNT hardens and invigor-
ates the gums, purifies and perfumes the
breath, cleanses, beauties and preserves the |
teeth from youth to old age. Sold by all Drug
gists. M&W