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NEW JERSEY.
EXPLOSION.

New JERSEY, Nov. 24-An explosion of gas
occurred in the State House at Trenton this
forenoon, blowing out a portion of the end
wall The workmen repairing the pipes were
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Frank.
Superior Court.

NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM, LANE, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY-James Bradin et City of Portl-
land. The jury returned verdict for plaintiff fol
$3.50.
A. A. Strout. Symonds & Libby.
This being the last for the jury they final
ly discharged. .
The following justice cases have been assigned fol
trial Saturday:
342-Jennings & al. VS.. Curtis g. Trs.
205-Newton & al. vs.Tukey.
26S-Clark vs.. Mains.
397-Harford et al. Forsaith.
3S4-Jones VS.. Colby ct. al.
3S5-Same VS.. Same.
3S7-Williams VS.. Emery.
3S8-Wiliams VS.. Mansfield.
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BEFORE COMMISSIONER RAND.
FRIDAY-United States vs.. William Smith. As
sault with a knife on the second mate of the brig
Geo. Burnham. Committed in default of $500 bail to
appear before the u S. District Court on the 9Th of
December.
Wehh Eroplr
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CONNECTICUT.


NORWICH Nov. 24-The British schooner J,
w. Scott Capt G;een, ON st. John, N b.,
struck on old Catumbee reef, off Watch Hill,
this forenoon at $50 O'Clock, and was ADAM
doned as the sea made a clean breah over her.
The crew are ashore at Stonington. She was a
new schooner, on her first trip with cargo of
white pine lumber, consigded to C. Maxson &
Co., Westerly Ridge, She will go to pieces to-
night. The wind is S. E. and blowing gale.
A dispatch received from S.onington says
the schooner dragged off the Sound and was
finally boarded by the captain and crew. She
now lies near Eelgrass Shoal lightship, and if
the gale subsidies the cargo will be saved
MURDER AND SUICIDE
HARTFORD, Nov. 24.-Charles e. Vets, a
German milk peddlar, living two miles north of
Meridian, murdered his mother this afternoon
by cutting her throat and afterwards committed
suicide by cutting his own throat. Trouble
from mothers opposition to his marriage is as
signed as the cause. The two Wee alone in the
house and the bodies were found about O. clock
by his sister t-...t.n '-l I'D
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
ssThe EHouseho,d CycIouedio,v


The book for the times. Sells at sight and is recon-
mended by all who ii. Edited by HENRY
HARTSH0RNE, NJ. D., Professor of Hygiene in the
University of Pa, &c, assisted by over 40 distin-
guisled writer's. Contains over Ten Thousand Re
ceipts in all the useful and domestic arts. constitute
ing complete and practical library of useful and re-
liable information for all classes of society The best
book for Agents published. Selling by the hun,
dreds. Most liberal inducements to Agents old aud
new Circulars giving full particulars sent free upon
application to j. BRA1NARD CLARKE, Publisher,
l'ttsicd Mass 13tw39
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PRUSSIA.
ARMY RUDCET

BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The commission upon the
budget to-day reported to the EReichstag a
scheme for the maintenance of the army
They estimate the annual expenditure for regu-
lar troops, based upon 4 force of 4O1 1853 men
exclusive of officers, at e90, 353,OOO
Foreign Items.
The assertion made by Sir Charles Dixie, in
one of his recent addresses to the effect that
Queen Victoria has refused to pay the income
tax upon Her Majesty's private income and has
in consequence been exempted from the same
Is denied upon official authority.
Weather Report Nov. ii, IL p. M.
War Department, Signal Service, u S. Army, d.
visions OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit OF
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SEXUAL SCIENCE, by S. S. FOWLER, an ex-
po''',oh' as taught by Phrenology and Physolo-
So ~ vi NATURES laws, as applicable to the sexes
uuihs manhood, womanhood and their mu-
'uai iii'er-relations, Atwell agent for Portland.
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The Sarmatian which will be due on JAN LIST,
has never benin this port but has made two trips
to Montreal. She draws q feet loaded and will
be, we believe, the deepest draft ship that ever
laid at our wharyes
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ktTtp0rtss 81
ST PIERRE. Brig Hattie L Wheeler-30S hht
Is bbls sugar to Phinney & jackson.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-250 cans milk 1868 bbls.
-four, cars lumber, do starch 3 do potatoes 1 do
bark, do spirits, "a bs hoops 80 do lea boards2
sundries; for Lower Provinces1900 bbs -four, cars
grue, do sundries; for Steamship cars wheat do
flour. sI at Gs.
casks and bbls crockery 16 bdls pipe, 25 and
20 bales domestics coils rope "a hides 800 boxes rails
ms so bbls sugar, IS bdls paper, sewing machines
43 bars iron 40 bags -four so boxes spice so bbs pork
% firkns lard 100 pkgs to order; for Canada and up
country-35 bbls dye stuffs, is bdls hollow ware, 81
bales burlas As do WOOL 100 hides 81 bales rags q
casks soda ash, sc bds sheet iron, sewing machine
rs pkes to order. SO t'
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TIMMoN & HAYES have plenty of those
nice Virginia Oysters at only 40 cts. quart de-
livered in any part of the city free of charge
Also supply of those famous Blue Point, Nor
folk and Princes Bay Oysters,
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OHIO,
A RFrIG1ous coNvrNr,or

CINCINNATI, Nov. ga movement is afoat
Tor a National Convention here, the object be-
ing to secure the recognition of God in the
Constitution.
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In Halifax there are no additional cases of
cnolera The diseased districts are kept in
strict quarintine. The old board of health has
Deeh removed and new one appointed.
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UNIVERsALIsT FAIR-The series of enter
tainments got up by the India Street Universal
list Society, in aid of their friends, go swim
mingly on. They seem to have struck the pop
ular vein, and each evening witnesses large and
happy audiences. Last evening, notwithstand-
ing the very unpleasant weather, the room was
well filled and the evenings entertainment
passed off to the satisfaction of ALL The per-
formers acquitted themselves like veterans land
were much applauded. This evening,-the last
of the five nights, there will be tableaux and
beautiful fairy spectacle. The articles offered
at the fair go off rapidly, and the refreshments
add much to the convenience of the evening"
Upon the whole, it is a good place to enjoy an
| evening-and we say to all, go and see for your
selves
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European Markets.

LONDON Now 2f-11.30 a M.-Consols at 93s for
money and account. m -
American Seenrities-U S. 5-2O's 1862 915; do 1866
Old, 92f; do 1867, 94a; do 10-iOs, 9Ol.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 24--11.3O A. M-United States
bonds 974 q 97s. -- .--
PARIS, Nov. 2i-The amount Of specie in the Bank
of France has increased 100000 france during the
week.
PARIS, Nov. 24-Rentes closed at 56f soc.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 24-10.9O A. M.-Cotton strong;
Mdlling uplands " a 9sd; Middling Orleans sgd /;
sales IL, 900 bales. -f.ir -fF
Sales of the week were III 900 baes for export, 49,
0O0 for speculation 90 900 bales Stock 526 900 bales
American, "a 900 bales receipts for the week 20 coo
bales American "a coo bales. The receipts of Wheat
81, 500.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2i-1.30 P. M.-Cotton closed
strong; Middling uplands 9sd do Orleans 9sd a 1Od
sales IS 600 bales Tallow AIS Cd Breadstus quiet.
Peas Ais Cd. Lard ass 3d. lI - 4"
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M ISCETI4ANEOUS.
Shrrih'S Sale.

CUMBERLAND, S.:
'EAhEN 90 exccuJ on aud will he sod at pu'lic
l auctpn SauI~ay. the second day OF De-
cember. D.. 1871, at tn ee O'Clock ia ths ateI
at tue fiji III W torsaith, in Brunswiek, in said
COuuty. all the tight in EqaitT. which CEarls L..
Thompson. OF BrurSwcS, in the County OF Uambe:-
lahd bal on The wenty EIGHT day OF .Iulv, A. ID
1871, at EO Oclock I'D fifty minutes in the
noon, when the same attichel on the original
writ, 10 red ZEN the following de'eri'sd Real ES-
tate situate in d unswiek in sail Comfy. t, wit:
a certain tot larc ia Hruns wick, Aforesaid, with
the buildings thereon, known as the Homestead
Farm OF the lat James Durn"g. berg the sama
PREMISES conveyed 10 Charles l.. Thompson by James
Il Dunning, bg his Deed OF warranty, dated March
%, 1872. and Iecotded in the Cumberland RI stry of
d eds, Vol. ala. Page 329. Also by Samuel Dun
nIng, by his Dee OF Qutclam, excepting that rayt
std Blake BY Thompson, and part called the July
Oh Use lot sold 10 John l.. Swift The rest oil the iarm
being about one bundreI acr-s
Also o,e other lot Of land with the buildings therf-
Noble si'e t, and cccupied By The III Chlres A.
w. ID uglass hy his O-e'i OF warrant. haied eovem
b,r s, 1854, aud rec tded IN 'hs Cumbera land H. gs-
ty OF Deeis. Vol. $40. Pare 1885, The above rrenists
beiug sol JET to a mortgage recorded In The Cnn-
berind Registry OF Deeds. BOOK $40, Page 57l. gwen
by the said CHARLES l. 1homp; N - The Bfurswiek
Savings In itu;iOuto sesure The payment OF prom
issory note tor tn eel hJusahh dollars dated MSr
%, 1s7t pava5'e in one year vim intete.t at egh
per cent Eayab semi annually. on wble1 here Is
now dus tue sun OF Three thousand Dollars, with
interest as atjr. said.
Brunswick, Oct. 2s A D.. tSTf.
oc39d3wM j. ". kUKSAII9, Deputy Sheriff.
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Commissioners Notice.

rENHE Subscribers hlvng been appointed by
L the Judge OF Probate for the County Of Cum
b-rland. Commissioners 20 examine and pas@
upon the claims Ut creditors 10 the estate ct Ihad
deus iiiicg. late OF Caie il Ibeth ia said ,uIl-
months rom The srv-n day of November, A. D.,
ISL. reins allowed for that purpose hereby give
tce that they will atteCd to the Duties assigned
them. at the ofire OF Howdrd & Cleaves in
Portlind on the twentieth day OF Dect mher A. ID.
1871. the tSenty fJurth day OF January. A. ~,
1872 and on the seventh day Of May, \. D., 1872,
from to tour O'Clock in the afternoon each of
said days.
HENRY b. CLEAVSS, .t
ROSEkr ROB Ms IN,
Commissioners.
Dated at Portland the eighth day OF November,
A. ID 1871. d1aW3wr
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f. o. BAILEY & Co., will sell at II A. NJ,
to-day in Market Square, Horses, Carriages,
Sleighs, Robes, sc. See auction column
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The argument in
the mandus case to compel Secretary Boutwell,
to tissue warrant for payment of Kentucky
war claims, began in the Supreme Court to-day,
Attorney General Alderman appearing for the
Secretary of the Treasury
WEATHER NOTES.
The report at the signal office from Buffalo,
Oswego, Rochester, ST. Paul and Toronto, in
dictate snow At five o'clock this evening snow
was falling at Burlington, VT, and Montreal,
canada AT the summit of Mt. Washington
the thermometer was IA above zero, with
south wind blowing 80 miles an hour and heavy
snow.
CATAZKAY RETIRES. r-..I. -
Inc management of the Russian legation
70 70 General Gorlotf, whose residence has been at
~ mMartford, as military attache of the legation,
rms gentleman will be very acceptable to the
executive authorities in his new position. The
cnah3e relieves the President of the unpleas
amt duty which Catacazys conduct had 9TH
WISE " made necessity of sending his passport
70 the Minister, and may be regarded as prac-
ticai compliance with the request of his gov
eminent for his recall. 1t is understood that
Catacazy has been ordered by his government
60 wait upon the Grand Duke during his tour
IN this country and return to Russia immedi-
ately on its close
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"a MERCIFUL MAN is merciful to his beast"
Come and see the Oiled Horse Clothi,,g for ,yet
weather at the Bazaar IA Erchaage Street.
noy25-d2t
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The Eureka Ventilating Horse Cover Cos
goods may be found at the Bazaar, IA & IL
Exchange St, and for sale at Factory prices.
deo64t
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CALIFORNIA.

DEATH OF LoRING CONFIRMED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24-The details of the
Wickenbdrg massacre leave no possible doubt
that +. w. Loring was killed by the Apaches.
The Arizona Citizen says that the latest infor-
NATION leaves no doubt that Cochise was at
Canada Alamosa.
THE BANK ROBBER.
Hine, who was arrested here recently for rob
bling the National Nank of Darlington, Mass,
has confessed everything and viii be taken
back Immediately.
Z iib CONSOLIDATION
1t is currently reported that the Stockton &
Copperapolis and the Stockton & Vsalia Rail-
roads have been sold to the Central Pacific
which, with the exception of short line in
Los Angeles, the Company now own every rod
of railroad in California.
A FAST HORSE.
Gov. Stanford's (?) horse trotted yesterday
three miles on Union Course in 2.1S5, 2.19 and
2.19 IA.
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THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED MATES
AND TEHE BRITISH PROVINCES New
Brunswick and Nova Scotiil. The equation OF the
maritime Provinces is abou, ONE NHHIEHOM,
and all the lani avel, freight. mails. &c, between
then apA the Uni Ell States will pass over this Trunk
line. which is NVeTf21Ur COMPETITION.
Although not vet competed, the business Of the
rad is already far grea Ter than its most sanguine
friends predicted. and is continually increasing.
The net earnings from, Local susisacss nlOnc,
the ST miles comp leted in Maine already exceed
the interest two and quarter millions OF dol
lars aud will be largely Increasing after Sept nexi
by the business 10 and hon, TIE Provinces
To compete this road, aud 10 equip il "a fully as its
present large business and tie moel ate increase
consequent upon its completion requires the Com
PAW has issued its Bonds 10 the amount of Two
Millions OF Dollars secured bya
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DEATH OF E. p GERRIsH, EsQ.-Hundreds
of our readers will be panied to learn that anoth
er well known citizen, EDWARD PAYsoN GER
IRISH, Esq, long the respected President of the
Casco National Bank, died at his residence in
this city, at about o'clock this morning.
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LIZ you wish an easy fitting Silk Hat on the
latest style and lowest prices, go to
MAHER & Co, opp. post-office
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New York stock and Money Market.

New YORK, Nov. 24-Eoening.-Money easy at
$ q per cent Sterling Exchange weak at 1901. Gold
touched llls and closed at 11O5 a ILL., loans We're
made "a 8 per cent. to fiat; the elearances
$24 ,0G0,ou0. Governments quiet and firm.
State bonds strong. Stocks dull but strong
The following are the closing quotations of Govern
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FOREIGN.


~hsAN<AA AsnA <Ah4Ns
THE CASE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES coNsID-
Erred DANGEROUS.
LONDON, Nov. %, noon.-The condition of
the Prince of Wales was no better this MORN
ing. Approximations of an unfavolable turn are
expire, sed without disguise especially as it is re-
membered that Prince Albert, his father, died
of similar complaint, after a sudden attack
day are to the eject that the case is worse than
the published bulletins represented.
LOSS OF SHIP.
The ship Nonpareil, Captain johnson, from
Bombay, July r for New York, foundered-
All bnt three of the crew were drowned. The
Nonpare;l was 1897 tons burthen, built at
Frankfort and belonged in New Castle, Eng
land.
.kEe H.ss THE QUEEN. ss
Queen Victoria has returned to Windsor Cas-
tie from Balmofal.
SPAIN.
,~ REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION. +F
MADRID, Nov. 24.-The Correspondence says
that the answers to the .ecent private inquiries,
show that Great Britain is ready to receive fav-
orably from Spain, proposals for the restoration
of Gibralter.
q p WILL NOT LEAVE ROME.
LONDON, Nov. o4.-[Special to the N. Y.
World A distinguished cardinal autho ICES
me to say positively that the Pope will not
leave Rome unless he is compelled to by physi-
cal force or personal violence.
FRANCE.
THE CHINESE EMBASSY IN PARIS. ---
PARIS, Nov. "a. M. Theirs received the
Chinese embassy yesterday evening. The chief
ambassador expressed hope that the treaty
relations between France and China would be
maintained to which Theirs replied 'yOrr govern
ment must give proof that our missionaries and
consuls are respected. This is absolutely nee
ossary for the prevention of peace between
France and China" The Presidents tone
was emphatic and they withdrew deeply i'm
pressed. l..- ..aes
s.. THE BONAPARTISTs. q. ,r
A large number of the sympathizers with ex-
Emperor Napoleon, to-day made a demonstra-
ton in his honor. They traversed the Fan
bourg st. German with shouts of "vive Napo-
leon" There was no attempt of the police to
interfere with the demonst. alton.
AUSTRIA:
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
VIENNA Nov. PAP. ince Auersperg has sue.
cceding in forming a new Cisleithan ministry
and the cabinent is now complete.
BELGIUM.
M SERIOUS DISTURBANCE
BRUSSELS, Nov 24.-The Chamber has fin.
| ally adjourned until Tuesday next. Subse
| quently mob assembled before the residence
| of M Northomb a member of the RIGHT who
made himself particularly obnoxious in support
| ing the appointment of Dicker and became
very disoiderly; their actions eliminated in
their smashing the windows of the house. 81
| violent were the manifestations of the mob tina
an alarm was sounded and the civic guard mus
tered in strong force. There are fears of a seri
| GUS disturbance
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WAN ~ BARRE
Banker and Brokers,

ea-On completion lin 1S72Iot 60 miles of Railroad
now buitling. betwee" st John N. b, and Halifax,
n. S, there W III he pnbroken line OF Railway
nom Haliiax 10 all tn chlet cite OF the Uniied
Staes and as two three days OF orean travel can
he avoided, and about Sc hours time saved, from
New ork IN going to coming ION Europe. by
rail to or from Halifax large bu-ness in pas
ssneers mats AMI Ireigh will u ereby be added 10
the traffic ihs Z. Il n. A. Railway.
Tply If
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A NICE assortment of winter styles of Hats
and Caps at low prices Cal be found at =
17th1w Mahsr g. Cos, opp. p. O..
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SEND your seighs to Cbases. No. Caaco
street, and have them put in order for use.-
All kinds of repairing on sleighs and carriages
done at short notice 4 q nov13eod2w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Foreign Exports.

Foreign Exports.
YARMOUTH, MS. Brig New Domnion-sOOb bls
-four, 12 pumps, pkgs wooden goods, boxes tobacco,
40 pkgs hardware, cases boots and Shoes 40 pkgs
paints case books, 1000 # lumber
ST. JOHN, NIB. Sch Arcilla--900 bbls. -four.
Schr Grant-l200 bbls -four 1880 gals spirits
UTILLA, HONDURAS. SchrLady Woodbury.
20 bbls four 25 do potatoes Is do onions IL do beef
do hams, do OIL 7 cases sundries.
Schr James Craig-20 bbls beef Is do pork Is do
onions 90 do -four Is do potatoes do vegetables $500
TBS fish, 80 kits half bbls mackere 10 boxes cheese
cases shoes, do dry goods lot sundry articles.
MATANZAS. Brig Jeremiah-6366 sugar box
Shocks 425 bbls potatoes 500 boxes herring 60 kits
mackcrel. ~ l..tllI ~.
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I'll OHEac Securities
BONDS
r. ~ ~ - ~ i4l .e.l... %
EUROPEAN AND ..5
NORTH AMERICAN
a, sls'aa.a RAILWAY co.

THE E. & N. A. RAILWAY is completed from
Il Bangor, Maine, 10 st. John. New Brunswick
distance OF 2f2 mlles,-Nfh the execution of SIS
milo between VIM. Me-. and the boundary line OF
the State az VancttNro' Or. this portion thu track
is n ! eiu2 Ia 4. b Ii from Wmn eastsrard and
from VaDceboro' aocsiIdrd and the work will be
competed aid trans running from Bangor to St.
John in september next.
Tbs road will then tie i.l i..l .-
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MADE of the best materials and warranted in
every respect, recommended by physicians for
use in families, and at once the cheapest and
the best article of the kind, is the Halford
Leicestershire Table Sauce.
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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,
80 Exchange street, two doors from Middle
street. .,---. noy20eodtf
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THRCw NOT PEoHLE's FAULTS in their teeth
for there are few teeth that have not faults Of
their own. There is bnt one way to preserve
them without spot or b!emish, aud that is, by
the daily use OF the best dentrice in existence
fragrant Sozodoat, cool, refreshing and ssreea-
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MEssRs. LoriDg, Short & Harmon have just
received an elegant lii u Lowell s. Brett's
Initial and French Papers comprising many
new styles and patterns. g. 't
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SKATES, SKATES. A Job Lot Skates selling
cheap at
nov4-2w CHAs. DAY, JR. & Co.
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/ FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPopHos-
PHITEs.-Ciereymen who were obliged to with
draw from the pulpit on account OF Clergy
men's Sore Throat, have recovered by using
this invaluable preparation, and are now
preaching again. -s ~E ans m
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For n Sunday Dinner

UO 10 II. FREEMAN q COS. IUI Federal street
and get can of fresh Oysters.
FoUa EvILs.-Whoever hab,ually uses any
alcoholic preparations as an "appeizer' will
be as likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an
overplus of food in the stomach, mpaited abil-
ity to digest it, the papgs OF dyspepsia. and a
Doctors hill DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar
Bitters, the great 'etotal Restorative OF the
age, without ever stimulating the palate or IT.
ritatiDg the stomach, imparts healthful appe-
lite, promotes digestion, regulates the liver and
bowels, purities the blood. and thus, instead oil
eutailng four evils confers four inestimable
benefits. + nov14 d4w