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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
u FRAMED TENrMENTS on THE NORTH
SIDE OF DUVAL STREET BETWEES 81. r.
TER AND JUDAH STREETS; AND SNAIL ~! IL:
vACANT LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF 81:
PETER BETWEEN DUVAL AND RAkEl.
STREETS.-By virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond entered ON the 9Th
May, s74, in the case Of bartlett, &c; against
coles. Sc, we shall, as special commissioners
thereby appoined proceed 70 ss ut +, sa Dnh ans
1874 at O'Clock p NJ, the real estate OF which
Mary Ann Smith died scizsd-yiz:
A lot Oh the north side OF Duval street 'front.'
ing II 7-12 feet. running back about 90 fcet 10
an alley sixteen feet vice, on WHICH II mas from
of sc feet, having thereon TWO FRAMED len
EMESTS. ,,x,r,nr
After which will he sold small VACANT LOT
On tic east line Of ST. Peter street, fronting feet
running back about - feet.
TERMS For the first property, one-fourth casn
ba lance at four eight and twelve months ard Tor
The second piece. one half cash; balance 1T slN
months in each for Negotiable notes, 1nterest
added, ana title retained nll all OF the purchase
JAMES NJ. 81. DAVIS,
my16 Commissioners
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A NTHRACIrE. MBE AN D
n SPLINT, GLOVER HILL. .1d CUkEcO.L
aud the celebrated West Virginia QClNtMlS
COAL for engines supplies 70 G,s.crs at MAR
rrices, and TO consumers ~ prices that caHh0' ::
surpassed. WOOD Of all k:i Il. opp3sitlo4 ~
and Cary streets. ,.,r
my Ia y. II. l N'I.
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TRUSSES. SUPPORTERS, DC. -,
HARD-RUBBER TRU>or''
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
AND PILE PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, 1T
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike all o'aef "sf ,f..
anees known, viii never rus., TIMBER ofeas, =.
soil, nor move from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Luz
steel spring, being coated with hara ruopes, an.
cool. clearly. used In bathing assed 70 ieim' ,.,
versaily recommended by ali surgeons a. m ,,h,,.
mechanical supports known. send tSr Ppshn,p'ads-
Establishments: lSi7 Chestnut .tise" iomu!e,e
phia, and 1877 Broadway, New ao i,,, s,ment, W
MEADE e BAKER. Eichlaond, aaa AZ ,a.Sa
Beware Of limitations, ~
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Aucttoncers and Real Estate Agents,
r-,,..,,,,h u,root hr,wf4u Main and Bank.

BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALuA-
RI.E REAL ESTATE on BROAD STREET
EErWEEN TM ENIY-NlNTta Il AID ,scDer 4 o ai lRe
hanrery Court of The city Of Richmond in the case
Of Goodwin ct ais s Ens9H n as r os eae on at
While auc,ion on tie premises on FRIDAY, May
ssd O'Clock F. A. The Ioli9wng gd k isized E
vii II that lot or lots OF LAND fronting on the
north line Of Broad street commene'ns 1 sft
west Of Thirtlelh street. and running "es ,;S
along Rroad IS feet, more or less. ana EXTENDING
back between parallel lines 155 feet more or less
to an alley in common, being part OF square NO.
% in Richard hoamss plan. .,o,.,,
TERMS OF SALE: One-fcurth cash Inc oaEtnce
IN equal instruments for negotiable no;es interest,"
added at four eight, and twelve months, anu ute
retained till the further order of the court.
e'~' ~ GEORGES b. HARRISON,
Special Commissioper.
GRrRBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. my lo-ot
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wives. IIauoRs, TOBACCO, &c.

TASt;Ep & CO.'S PURE AlkSOSEG
N1 COUNTY, VA, RYE "slSs. e
VA, RIEWHlsKEl.
Asagcuts to- Rich rloud and Manchester we eiI'r
the ,rnde the above brands of pare uhsEe!S1p los
tn suit. We sayeaiso EuHga-dner and other DE nus
of Whisky, Wines, Gin, Brandy, &c, ase Z suii
Sine OF q ~ uEKIES-Cofees, s1s;r-s, seas' Bacon
Lard. Soap. Flour, Mackcrel, Hgrings, Cheee,
Soda. Candies Tobacco, Cigars, fresh saNi'sles o
.soSBURS:S JAVA aud GLOBE MILLS Rlo Cof-
FEES flor which We are aSehtS'-at wneesa@ ns
my22 ROl, ShS q w 49,.
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MAN 18TH, 1e! t.

cARDozo. FoURQUREAS & co.
have lust received Il lot CT
p.--s AoRp4sAE. CHEAP BLACK sllhs fHoN
AUCTION
80 co so - and SO. These goods arc by far
,se ives. we hsr-e ever offered ut these prices
Also. iarsa, addition to our STOCK OF PLAIN
Xsn srRrrED COLORED slLhs-Lo"kH
TEAM EvEK,
ave have 81 immense STOCK OF bLAHh
|.GRENADINE from SOC 10 $40 VIC VIZ, ,',.,
y. a. o,,,nc,a,s,tcn,ion to our soc. GRADE, which,
FOR ,,oisn nae quality. is unsurpassed.
Another ierge lot Of PARASOLS OF VERY su-
rs;KIoK PIs,SlI, TO which we call attention VI per
sous wautirs FINR GOODS. my 10
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N LAND SITUATED IN LOUISA COUNTY,
Vain execution of decree of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
dated May 18th: 1874. in the matter OF Frederick
Perkins, bankrupt will resell at auction In front OF
Richmond. on the STII DAY OF JUNE, 1874, at
IL NJ, FOUR TRACTS OF LAND. situated In
the county Of Louisa. and State of Virginia.
Lot No. o. 90 ACRES;
Lot No. 7-121 ACRES;
Lot No. S-1S5 ACRES.
Also, a LIFE-INTEREST in 3Sk ACRES
The above land having been surveyed, and being
portion OF DR.. Frederick Pcrkins's farm, about
four miles from Louisa Courthouse.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance on credit
of six and twelve months. and title to be retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
JACOB COIN,
my 10-Tu&F2taw3w Assignee.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
l. THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND CONIAIO-
DIOUS RESIDENCES IN ASHLAND, containing
nine rooms and kitchen. with 24 acres of ground
yard. House newly built, with tin roof. and pro-
vided with every convenience. Within three min
utes walk OF Clubhouse.
TERMS: Very accommodating.
Apply 10 WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Broke rs
my'lS 2taw2W
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Nv davenport a. Morris, Auctionccrs.

BY DHVeHpOft q HfV1f1' II
AT AUCTIoN:;m-05om,
sale at suction, at 10Y O'Clock at Quitting our Of
an assortment of GROCERIES, and RIO COFFEE;
S0 0o Mags IA retned SUGARS all grades
Reboiled MoLASSEs,
SugaI,houuSSSG ss Shoulders. and Hams
enEEN and BIA sg and Isl ApErKA WINES
6 imp%pI; Sis sn'.ssfri hcn Nc.
vi" =" ALSO, ,.,oo, FINE
.rno Of bark Fsma consisting of L'Verp'0' LAW
SALT. ALSO, ,er.srERS
wcssG order Il o barrels
haf-Darr.ls.
TERMS: At sale; upypnpT e. MORRIS,
DA' H auci0ncers.
10
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BY cook & Laugnton, Aactieheeis.
r 4, ovprnos and franklin strecu'

ARGE AND GENERAL A.ss0RTT;,
| 4 MENT OF HoUsEHoLD FLRE'T,u,aorGr.
&C. At AuCTlON.-THis Df9 az du,utmenr
we viii sell .. ans,en; args Of
oCaotTTSGE CHAMBER SUITS. ,ocErps.
SWhHCa;ANY SOFAS, DIvAsEs. and RoGhh E sTR, !,
WALNUT and MAHOGAFS1 REfS ah' -
CLOTH CHAIRS, I'D ROCK
CANE aud WOoD-sEAT. CHAIRS ana i'ooA
uaRRRiE-Top sIDEB' yards, ,.r,rps
TARBLE-TOP CAB NETS, WAshsl Az VIZ
sev snd G WHHhNuT r. TENSION TABLES COZ,
Jenny LIND, FIX ENCH SCRoLi' uA'
TAGE BEDSTT ADS: --c
FEATHER BEDS. MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES, WOR K-STAADs,
LOOKING-GLASjS ES. .ropc
LEAF TABLES. REFRlG EhA1Or''
TIN SAFES. CL ;1CKS,
CAST ORS, Boz JK. CASES,
MARBLE.TUP' TABLES,
COOKING-ST OWES. &c, NC ,Soorc
One CHEST tLaRpESTEks' 1ooLS'
ALSO,
for account Of al administrator,
One lot II JUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
One GOLD WATCH. co,x srss uTON,
90 Auctioneers.-
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may GOnDR.

inst RECEIVED, handsome stock o.
d INFANTS. LACE HATS aud NORmAsDA
BoNNETs, something new and pSHy'
, vel, selected stock OF DRY GOODS, N0IaoM,S'
&c. &c. Gala carly and make Saur sesTl,2R,'s ."
ooo. 1916 Main street.
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~ Cook & Laughton, Auction i, sna,s

corner governor and franA'"' ''.
c1x STREET W Wasp NSsssF R1eaE
R onsH TEaks IbSHsY ,Se ss,s
AUcTIoNon, nil eli At the lot opposite Tsi1i's
a6 Gii"e OK Broad street s ss5s twenty ''
Gne new SPRING WAGON,
Three CARTS.
Several sets of HARNESS.
Eight Jules, yron.rs
TENNIS: Sixty days credit for app brnHGHTUN,
city paper. Auctioneers.
my % -------
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= OOk AT THIS AND ECONO-e
IL MIZE, AND BUY WORK MADE ATE "a
HOME.-Ladics' Serge Button Boots sold at
eLe RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
PIE BroaG street. between Second and Third streets
tor 80. rs; Ladies' Serge Lace Giers for 81 La
DIES Serge Lace, foxed, ~ to f2.75; Ladies Serge
FvXed Burton Boots, 50 10 $3.50; Misses, Serge
Lac CATERS from 81 rs 10 1925; Ladies French
Caif Lace Boots, S2.75; Misses Calf, u good
school shoe, aL $3.50; Ladies' Kid Button Boots
$3.50: Ladies Pebble Gcat Button Boots, $3.50:
| Ladies Pebble Goat Lace Boots at ~. so; Misses
| ~; Gents French Calf Boots, 81; Gents French
Calf t1aiters fl 50 oS5; Bnys'trom 70 10 $3.50
Boys 6rSt-caSS Calf shoes, ESQ.
Chidren'E Shoes sold IL low figures.
ALL work manufactured by slle warranted, and no
other kind sold ... .-
REPAIRING neatly done.
Parties wishing 10 buy GOOD BOOTS and SHOES
SiIl find IL TO their adran tage To give call.
Respectfully, HENRY Z. BOSCAEN.
ap -
T AIDES AND MISSES SEKGE g.
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, 1920
Ladies, and Misses Serge Fo1ed and Button GAi'
Ladlss' aud Misses French, Black Ktd, and Serge
Mari. Rntoiaette BUsKINs;. CT rp
Jmni.,fus M.euoIias aud other styles OF sL1f-
PEES andeWALkING- Shoes, ~ !,
s;ertitrien's Boys, aud louths' Can a'mSe al
bcs1 OXF0KDS, TIES, &C., box plaa L. ana eA-
tenen a s1s Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS IN endless variety, just re-
eeived Tor early spring trade; ,,
ryjSToA WORK MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAlRlNG neatly
auC 61rolSIe!y done.
Surcial attention paid to orders.
sI,sI COS aud Sill Broad street.
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HEAL Estate ExGH1~.
'pIGHMOED -,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
No. 1loa MArs STREET.
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT - ~,
HAL EsTATE pxcu.

WELLINGTON GoDDrg, lf;prps. H"se:
j. l.. APPERsOy, q Wuu,v,
LYME & BROTHER, HI "a. LLEe,
RICHARDSON a. Co, Ty.F TI.,ObDIH,
J. THOMPSON BROWN, VII -. ElsiGzR,
CHAFFrE, STAPLES & Go ". Rp ~ CorL.ysc
BURTON, CARTER & Co., WuIIayyssH !. %.
On all sales ofrsa sstats mntt ,s,x
o. January ana so@ of Juas Ae tars, =. - ~
sent year horeto be paid byshe v,.resn, W. M.S.
sales made ba0sen The lss Of yuiy oss 49, H. IN
year the tazes haze to be pad b. n, .'u M@ u.
mil 21-3m
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> AUGUSTA COUNTY, EA..l RYE
"uI . IMPERIAL CARiNET.
SELECTED RYE WHISkEI.
We are in receipt Of choice lots of these s'ooca,
N HALF-EARRELS talSo harrelsl, tsrect from az g.
oilers hands, and call attention OF the s-aae 70
same Also Il large assorted general stock O1
MINES and LlQU UkS for sale by
JtEkIS>. CAFERS & CO.
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. 1l3 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
NH 3-3m
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by Hill & Godiin,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers,
40. HOS Main street.

UCTION SALE OF NICE COTTAGE
"A RESIDENCE on LEIGH STREET, No.
1922. ONE SQUARE FROM SPRING PARK,
AND NEAR NORTON SIRE Fl. At the request
of Mr. Charles HoiZhauer, who has purchased
larger residence, we will, on u ESDAi, 2Glh May,
1874, on the premises, located as aboye.descrioed.
sell the house now occupied by him; sale TO COM
mcnce at 5 o'clock z. 81. The dwelling contains
eight rooms, is covered with TIM, newly painted,
papcrcd. &C., and is In perfect order; stable, car
rage.hou:e Sheds grapery. good we'll OF water, ana
fine shade trees the lot Lot ironts ~ leet1 oeptn
IT'S feet to alley twenty feet vice ,., -
Also.a LOT in rear or the above, fronting on
Moore street 40 feet, running back lT5 rect 10 salo
alley. with large FRAME HOUSE on IT.
The above property Is located In nelghnorhoou
now rapidly improving. Leigh street DelnS 10"
graded and extended beyond this point.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in SIX, WE'VE.
and eighteen months, with SIX per cent; interest
added. HILL nt;onoa,.
Immediately after the above sate-say at ~
o,clock-we will sell the small FRAME COiIAGE
adjoining the place of Mr.. Holzhauer, containing
three rooms The lot fronts 80 feet, and runs back
desirable small place. -. ,,.
TrRMs: Onc-fourtn cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, with six per cent interest
'''N HILL & GODDIS,
mv1q AucIioneers.
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wSs<sas AND COAL.

TT MUST BE SOLD.
The price Of ANTHRACITE COAL IN Th!lairl.
phiu is advancing. Still 70 avoid lis rem'r to y,
new yard, the b-st egg and stone size, vii! " -.
for two weeks Ut 1850 and SOL per ton, deliver.
ed. To dealers, still lower.
An other GOALS ard COKE, aad m!poru,ar
machine KISDLISG and COOKING MOOD, 'e!!
chcan. J. y. WATKINS,
INV % two doors Below rO>t.of4,t.
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AUCTION SALES
~>~"->,|~|~,~~---.%.S DagS
AT RICHMOND REAL EsT.rp 49,, 60
BY W. Grnttr-
Auctioneer and Real E,tste 3yep.
corner Eleventh and Baas s,rears

" '"otls'
COMMISSIONERS SALE op
" SQUARE OF FOUR ACES IN .I.'.,,,
WITH SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT J w.
ON. BOUNDED By ELLTLrJU E;p TTEK.
DOVER. YER. An j. HT:i 80 IN,
STREETS.-As commissioner o: the 6, rcn,, ~ =. ny
Of Eenrics, by decree entered Oh tie III ia,
1874, In the case Of Caiir, &c, ~. Graz 1
shall sell 1T auction, on the promises. or r ~
DAY, the 18Th May, 1874. al O'clock u =
sQLARE in Sidney compos:.: % No.. 3s5 asa =,
357. 3SS, located As above, opposite the rtsbl,,
of Mr. Lugnot, with SINAI Trained 4 r.rH-
thereon: Il we'll OF water. and srue ta,e len, -, -,
trees. nc lots lie well FOR culii"l,iDn md ~.
on Dover street beautifully adj D.ed Tor bnIIt,,
sites. '''''"
This property IS located Il a des!ral,a nae.
Sidney, at The west end cf Or Main Stree. '''
TERMS: One-ihird cash: bllInce 4, ,lr y,
twelve months, for negotiable note. hc.rl,'s :.
terest. and title rc;aircd H., at. the uur,i,
money Is paid. HENgE Il. CANON.
COMMITS yL,-
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..=aSs .IEs-vnture nays:
BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and AucuohseA'
1ro 1n1A Main street,

r.RH FOR SALE AT AuCTSssHyEs
AcoNrAININe ABOUT Th aINkniS TIE
1oREs WE 51kdh5yJiTEfNBy Freaas. Of the
Plan wi Win sell at auetion, on the gremEsfP
NUS a5sh day Of May a. ateeribed contain,
the TEAcT oE LAN hoREs aoat Aye acres ia
ling MOD a ie balance 10 good state of cui'a'0"
In very good condition. ,,u.,hIe DWELLING,
There Is on the iarh Sacr &c. very G npo
s nient owing 10 neaTeils to and country re-
rsrty is valuable us a marx -
s persons wishing to The fa MAIN l Street
calling on me ut my oiacs, ID stated ut sale;
Terms: Very liberal, ana e'"'o N. M. LEE.
WY 1D-tdg
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POSTPUhgMENT.

The above sale w2s po.'rorni ill MONDAY
2jth OF May. 1874, u c9,G. CT ~ III. Rel Esr.;
Exchange at l 2 o'clock.
my 90 ". GDQr!N. .rc.,nnsa,
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AND YISiTING-CARDS,
nv beautiful, at the Dispatch prlaung House,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-23
DIR. l.. A. EDMINsTER,

Magnetic Physician and Healer of Diseases by
the laying on of hands, has taken rooms at Mrs.
Scruton's, near Episcopal church on State street,
where he will attend to calls between the hours Of
and - A. NJ. and . and P. NJ, and will also
visit patients at home other hours. His success
as healer of disease has been guaranteed by sew
era cases in this city. He has also clairvoyant
power, but not TO be used to crafty worldly Curl
osity. Business and Professional men, whose
brain forces have been overtaxed by severe men,
tai labor, will find great relief from this treat
ment. This treatment also prevents paralysis, by
restoring the nervous system to its usual tone
Parents who have weak and sickly children will
do we'll to consult the Doctor. Nervous prostra-
ton, Constipation and Suppression are attractive
powers of disease, and no one is safe who is thus
troubled from the prevailing contagious diseases.
ITTake warning and do something in time.
Terms for treatment at Office, 81; at home Of
patient $500. nov2Sth- ttljanl
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Nallomell local Mems.

man with more daring than discretion at
tempted to drive his horse from this city to Au-
gusta on the ice last Monday afternoon. After
proceeding to the point near the oil cloth factory
of Messrs. \. Wilder & Co., the horse broke
through, but was rescued from drowning by the
assistance of those attracted to the spot without
material damage. The escape Of both horse and
driver was narrow one. as may well be imag-
ined.
And now the patient fishermen sit by holes cut
in the ice by the hour with the bleak northeast
wind bowling about their ears, trying to persuade
the innocent smelt to swallow the daintily baited
hook Delightful task, surely.
Hogsheads have been placed in the river for use
in case of fire.
Wheels seem to be more popular than runners
about this time, the sleighing having become COM
pletely "played out"
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BOvvdoin Locals.
The Bath Times says that on the l7th., Mr.. 10
seph Gillaspie died aged 10 years the funeral SER
vices were conducted at the Free Will Baptist
Church Sabbath morning at 10 ID o'clock, by
Rev. B. Ninard.
Special services were held in the F. w. Baptist
church at West Bowdoin, beginning on the first
Sunday of this month, for one week. The church
was considerably quckened and some few were
impressed with the need of salvation. Last Sum-
day series of meetings were commenced here at
Bowdoin Center, by the pastor Of the F. w. Bap-
fist church at West Bowdoin, Rev. B. Mnard. The
interest has increased and the meetings are exert
ing good influence. They will continue this
week; Rev. E. NJ. Edwards of Bowdoinham is ex-
pected to assist. During the past year the reli-
gious interest has greatly increased in this place.
Among other expressions Of good the ladies have
undertaken to make the old meeting house COM
Portable for the winter by putting into it new heat
ing fixtures and new lamp The gentlemen are
determined not to be outdone by the ladies and
propose to thoroughly repair the house the coming
season.
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The Road to Health,

Cleanse the stomach, bowels and blood from all
the acrid, corrupt and offensive accumulations
which produce functional arrangement, and you
remove the cause of most diseases which atict the
human family, and thus save large doctors bills.
purpose is found in Dr. Pierces Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets. No cheap wood or paper boxes, but
kept fresh and reliable in vials.
High livers, those indulging in ease and pleas
ure, and those of sedcntary habits, can prevent
Boils, Carbuncles, Gout, Red Skin, Eruptions,
Pimpes, Constipation Piles, Drowsiness, Bilious
ness and other conditions induced by such habits,
by taking from four to six of DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets once week, Or better still,
one or two each night. They are sold by dealers
in medicines. decl9-teod&wlw
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A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1875 of the sterling Medical An.
nual, known as Hostetters Almanac, is now ready
and may be obtained free Of cost of druggists and
general country dealers In all parts of the United
States and British America, and indeed In every
civilized portion of the Western Hemisphere. This
Almanac has been issued regularly at the com
mencement Of every year Tor about one-hfth OF q
century. 1t combines with the soundest practical
advice for the preservation and restoration OF
health a large amount of interesting and amusing
light reading, and the calendar, astronomical cal.
with great care, and will be found entirely accur.
ate. The issue Of Hostetters Almanac for 1873 will
probably be the largest edition of medical work
ever published in any country. The proprietors,
Messrs. Hostetter Il Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on re-
ceipt of two cent stamp, will forward copy by
mail to any person who cannot procure one in his
neighDorhood. dec23 teod&wlw
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four miles from this place, in what in called No.
Warren. Mr.. Samuel Payson and wife, people
| about 20 years of age retired as usual, the coal
stove being arranged for the night In the morn
ing they were found cold in death, having suffo-
Gated by the gas which escaped during the night.
The son-in-law, Mr.. Lewis Hall, who with his
wife and young child slept in an adjoining room,
thinking it too warm, arose and closed the door,
thereby saving their own lives. 1t is supposed
that the wind closed damper in the pipe, throw
ing the gas into the room. This sad accident has
caused considerable excitement in this vicinity
among those especially who use coal, it being a
solemn warning to those who are careless in its
use. The funeral occurred Saturday.
Brown Bros at their organ factory, are running
full crew with plenty Of business, their organs
having large and increasing sale.
Union people are suffering the loss Of some Of
their best horses, eight having died within a few
days, several diseases, combining TO produce this
strange mortality.
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STATE NE VS..

Several ships are on the stocks in Bath, and the
people there think that "hard times are not so
hard as they might be.
Mr.. Horace Woodman of Saco, while assisting
in elevaiing coal at the gas works, was struck by
block on the head and severely injured.
The people of Yarmouth are having large
number of entertainments in the shape Of lectures,
concerts, &c.
The journey from Bucksport to Bangor which
formerly required four and one-half hours time,
is now accomplished in fifty minutes.
George Burnham, Jr., and wife, of Portland,
are to take three months trip to Europe.
They have obtained in Portland $50 subscrip-
tons to the Boston Philharmonic concerts.
1t is said that Bangor man worked all day to
clean three cent stamp, so that he could use it
again, and yet this is called an extravagant ma
ton.
A bunch of shaved cedar shingles from ARGOS.
took is in Portland, inscribed as follows "Aroos-
took fractional currency" issued March Is, 1874,
by Sawin 4 league, Caribou, Me.
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MILLINERY. Being over stocked with hats and
bonnets, we have reduced the prices from Sl.75 to
Sl.00, and SO on, and'shall continue to give to
every cash purchaser of hat or bonnet, hand
some present until after the holidays. All our
goods are new and are marked down to close the
season. Ladies. call and see for yourselves, and
you will forget the hard times when you see how
low We are selling our goods.
Mrs. NJ. z. WEBSTER l5S Water st.
She will also display complete assortment of
hair goods, Ladies Neckties, Hank'fs and other
fancy articles suitable for holiday gifts. ttf
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Dec. %, 1874.
ur-dull-extra spring OOa4 ".
Wheat-No. spring cash, 90lsah: Jan. S9,s
Feb. SOFA.
COrn--No. 2. mixed, cash, 65-g; May, 7llsaA
7Sa- for the year.
Oats-No. Z, A-a- cash Jan, 53xa-; SKA for
the year.
Rye-No. 2, 05a95.
Barley-No. 2 spring l25al251s cash; l271.a Jan.
Dressed HOgs-6 OOa6 25-.
Pcrk-lsa50 cash; Is scale 20 Feb: 10 45 Mch.
Lard-l3 Goa cash: 10 25al3 20 Feb; Is 60 Mch.
Bulk Meats-shoul,iers 6ha-; short rib mid
9ha-; short clear mid al0-.
Hams Is lbs average 10 "a.
Whiskey-97-a.
Frcights-Corn to Buffalo, LA; wheat do ~
a..
Receipts II 900 nour; 5000 wheat; $4,000 corn
% 200 oats; 2000 rye; 1000 barley.
Shipments 5000 AOur; 1000 wheat; 81 900
corn: 20Ot oats: 81. 500 barley. 90 rye.