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MASSACHUSETTS.
Disturbances in Fall River.

FALL RIVER, July GA serious affray oc-
CURED at Slade Mill this afternoon about five
O'Clock. Some striking spinners allege that while
passing the mill they were shouted at by work
ing spinners in the yard, whereupon they
stopped and a disturbance was created and a
thousand people soon gathered. Deputy Sheriff
Burlington, who was duty at the mill attempt
ed to disperse the crowd when fight ensued
in which firearms were used and spinner
wounded in the hip. There were several other
disturbances Of lesser magnitude.
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Mr.. Glover Heard From.

New YORK, July 26.-John M. Glover tel
egraphs from Lagrange, Mo-, as follows: Sher-
mans statement at Lewiston, Me-, that the
Glover committee bounded Lindeman into his
grave on false charges is the repetition of a
facts and dishonoring to the office he filled. No
injustice was done to Lindeman, as the evil
dence will show
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Newark,s Sunday Laws.

NEWARK, July 27.-At a meeting of 1000
German citizens this afternoon resolutions
were adopted protesting,against the enforcing
of the obsolete Sunday laws which they say are
chiefly directed against the Germans and at
war with the spirit of liberty and free hui
manity
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MRS j. s. MORSE, OF BOSTON
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,

VIII be at the Chadwick House, rear Harrington
Block Congress ST., Portland, until Sept. l, where
she will be pleased to receive all ladies who desire
consultation for diseases peculiar to the SEX
HEALEY'S PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTS, a 16 page
pamphlet having been recently left at your door
she is here to talk with the ladies on the subject
which it treats, and to introduce to them as agent
Healys Tonic Pills. The book is free or mailed on
receipt of stamp. Price of Pills 81 per box boxes
50. Consultation free. Hours from am. to pm.
daily Letters of inquiry must contain stamp.
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THE POST LOCKOUT.

The Democratic Party Held Responsible
for It.
Boston, July ga meeting of trades
unionists, called for the purpose of taking ac-
ton upon the summary discharge of comoosi-
tors from the Post, was held at Faneuil Hall
tonight. Resolutions were adopted denoun-
cling the action of the Post company, pledging
the workingmen to Withhold all support from
the Post, its subscribers and advertisers, and to
use all their influence against the paper, and
holding the Democratic party responsible for
pudiated
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THE SECRET KEY TO HEALrH.-The Science of
Life, or selfPreservation, 800 pages Price, only
ST. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either one
of which is worth more than ten times the price OF
the book Illustrated sample sent on receipt of 6
cents for postage. Address, DR.. W. II. Parker 4
Bulfnch Street. Boston, Mass ily16eod&w3m
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ANOTHER BIG STEAL.

The Treasurer of a Fall River Mill a De-
faulter in $35, 900.
FALL RIVER, July 26-The name of the de-
faulting treasurer here is George B. Durfee
treasurer of the Mechanics Mill. The amount
of the margin lost for which, it is said, he bor-
rowed from the mill, is reported at $35, 900.
The mill has been secured by transfer of real
estate. 1t is also reported that his total loss in
the speculation was about $4,000, although
he put up only $35, 900 as margin. The direct
ors are very reticent and refuse to give any in
forma ton at present on the subject, but adj
NIT the facts of the irregularity.
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------------------
M MARRIAGES.

In Auburn, July 5, Frederick A. Tower and Miss
Amy A. Trimble.
IN Rockport, July 10, Enos Presley and Miss
Eugenia NJ. Cooper, both of Camden.
In Rockport, July 10. Fred Allenwood and Miss
Nellie j. Upham, both of Camden.
In Boston, July "a, by Rev. NJ. Demng, C. w.
Ford of Portland, and Miss Annie L. Soule Of Free
port
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BOATS! BOATS!

nRDER your Ships Boats Sail and Steam Yachts
~ Fishing and Row Boats, of G. z. BENNETT
L1bby's Corner, Portland, Me-, and save money.
81 Row Boats constantly on hand.
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Crops in Virginia.

PETERSBURG, July 26:-The corn and to-
bacco crop in this section which one time
promised a total failure from drought prevail
ing for three months have been greatly re-
freshed by copous showers. Destructive
woodland fires were also extinguished by the
rain
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DEATHS.

In this city, July 25, Mrs. Anthony MERCER, aged
81 years, months.
In Thomaston, July II, Mrs. Daniel Morse, aged
60 years 10 months.
In Warren, July IL, Mrs. X. Atkins, aged about
33 years:
In Rockland, July 70, Ephraim G. Hewett, Esq,
aped 70 wears
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Bank Statement.
New YORK, July 26-The following is the week
New York Stock and WI oney Market.

NEW YORK, July 26-P. M-Money closed at 4
per cent. ON call. The bank statement is very IA
vorable, showing gain in net reserue of nearly 49,
100000.
Sterling Exchange is materially lower. We quote
bankers asking rates, go days bills, at 1894 per
6 (of 4.S665 par yalue), and on demand, $4.851a,
against $4S514 @4S634 one week ago. Commercial
bills 4.S134 6O4.8214 gold.
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EUROPE.
Incendiarism in Russia

ST. PETERSBURG, July Zf.-Ine minister OIL
the interior reports $500 fires in Russia during
June, causing damage of over twelve million
roubleS OF this number sos were lncendlary
Further particulars of the fire at Mil Noygo-
rod on the 18th inst. state that while the fire
was raging IA explosions occurred in baZars,
killing and wounding 40 persons.
BERLIN, July 26.-The theatre in the Krem-
lin at Moscow was recently burned by Mini
lists.
Resignation of Minister WEIGH.
LONDON, July 26-The Daily News this
morning announces that in consequence of
domestic bereavements Mr.. WEIGH, United
States Minister, has resigned and will sail for
home about August Goth.
French Affairs.
PARIS July 27.-Catholic journals here pub
lish a letter of the Archbishop of Paris to
members Of the Senate, protesting i'll the name
of liberty against the educational bills.
L'Ordre asserts that Jerome Napoleon is not
merely a candidate for Emperor, but repre-
sents the empire itself.
The King of Spain Stoned.
MADRID, July ENLIGHTENMENT has been
caused by the finging of heavy stone by an
old woman supposed to be insane at the Kings
carriage as he was going to church Saturday.
Agrarian Disturbances in Poland
LONDON, July GA Tenna despatch says
advices from Moscow announce Agrarian dis
turbonces have broken out in the various dis
tricts of Poland.
Foreign Notes.
The report of the Anglo-American Cable
Co. says the policy to be pursued in view OF the
approaching competition OF the new French
cable, is constantly occupying the attention of
the directors.
Three hundred engineers on a strike at
Bradford, England, are preparing to emigrate
to America.
A free trade meeting in Lyons Saturday, was
attended by 1000 pe1sons.
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TgCs1ETS!! TICKETS :.

HIGHEST prices paid for Rail or Boat Tick
III cts. Tickets sold to all parts of the U. S. and
Canada at greatly reduced prices, at the GEN
ERAL TICKET AGENCY, No. 337 Commercial
St., near Eastern and b. & M. r. r. Depots. f. l..
DOW, Agt. jly17d2ws
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NOTICE.
To Boarding House KeeDerS

A Ii the Furniture and Fixtures in the. House
"A recently occupied and as Boarding
House by Mrs. Herbert, lately deceased, is now Of
fered for SALE Parties hire the house on rea-
sonable terms. The house is well furnished through
out, and everything will be sold on reasonable terms
for cash. This house has big run of boarders es-
peclally in winter, when it is crowded. Apply to
JAMES HERBERT
on the premises, SO Fore Street, neariLndia.
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Receipts of Maine Central r.. TX.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, July 70.
For Portland, 16 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 80 miscellaneous mer-
chandise.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, July 26.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions, Sc:
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Sid I'm Bombay June IS, n Blanchard, Blan-
Al at Natal June 18th. S G Pinkham, Pinkham,
Boston.
New York.
Ar at Antwerp 18th, John T Berry, Brown, from
New York.
Sid I'm Hamburg 18th, A c Bean, Young, from
Sydney, CB.
SPOKEN.
june 13, lat 81 n, lon 38 W, barque Sarah, Dewey
from Portland for Buenos Ayres.
July 6, lat AZ, lon 30, ship Pleiades Chase, from
Liverpool for Philadelphia.
July ID, lat "a 23 Ion 81 &C. sch Mary Web
Der, Allen, from New York for Demarara.
July %, lat 80 "a, lon TO- ship Mt Washington,
from New York for Anjier.
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I'VE ElHORA NDA.

Ship America, Blethen, at Liverpool from San
Francisco, reports heavy weather from Cape Horn
to the Equator and had Edwards, boats and for
ward house stove.
Ship Castine, Balch, at Hiogo, from Philadelphia,
reports heavy weacher sprung aleak and jettisoned
about 1000 cases of oil.
Barque Jennie S Barker from Pisagua for Europe
befooe reported ashore at africa, remained in same
position June 11th Pumps and divers had been
sent from Callao and the vefsel would probably be
floated and taken to Callao. 1t was thought about
400 tons of the cargo would be total loss, and q
EurODe.
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Sales at Auction.

BOsgOM STOCK NhrkeI.
tSales of the Brokers Board, July POI
$1,000 Eastern Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 1914
100 Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874
Sales at Auction.
Hill Manufacturing Company. ........... 921a
$290.73 Eastern r. Scrip. 741a
10 Portland Saco & Portsmouth r. R... 1001s
13 Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY as.
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

= Secretary Sherman made two speeches Sat
urday, one at Waterville and another at Ban
gor. He will make no more speeches in TINS
state. He goes to Mt. Desert today.
Representative Reed and Hon. ID. +. DAVIS
addressed large Republican meeting IN
Brunswick Saturday night.
A very severe storm passed over the north
ern part of Pennsylvania Saturday night. A
great many build ings were washed away by
the flood and crops were seriously damaged
The loss is very heavy.
Croft won the 10 hour walking match in
Boston.
New cases of yellow few er occur daily at
Memphis, but the disease has not yet been
pronounced epidemic.
The treasurer of the Mechanics Mill in Fail
River is defaulter in $4,000.
A meeting of trades unions in Boston, Sat
urday night, denounced the Post for locking
out its compositors and gave notice that they
would hold the Democratic party responsible
unless they repudiated its action.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FouR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
July 2S, A. M.
r- For New England.
slightly warmer, southeast to southwest winds
and partly cloudy weather, with slowly falling
barometer during they day.
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~ lXRRbS1- IN Nrnst,,, If.,,io,, I..no = - - NH

Proportional returns every week Stock Options of
$40, $50, 500, $500.
Official Reports and Circulars free Address.
n. Potter Wight 81 Go, Bankers
mildly SO Wall st. New York.
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Bossor, stock Market.

By water conveyance-1ooo bush Cornmeal to G.
TTrua e. n
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none in the market; Bacon, 25 6s026; Lard, 81 6:
Cheesesat 33; Tallow 81, at London 80 g.
Receipts OF corn for three days 5000 centals.
PARIS, July 2G.-Rentes 80 10.
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AT BANGOR

BANGOR, July 26.-Secretary Sherman ar
rived on the evening train and was received by
committee and large delegation of citizens,
and taken to the house of ex-Mayor Hamlin,
where he took tea. AT an early hour Norombe
ga Hall was packed by an earnest and enthusi-
astic gathering, including many ladies in the
galleries, to hear the speech of the secretary.
The Bangor Band was on the platform and
played several fine selections. At o'clock
Secretary Sherman accompanied by Senator
Hamlin and other distinguished citizens, came
on to the platform and was received with hear
ty applause. Capt. c. A. Boutelle of the state
Republican committee, called the meeting to
order, and, in brief speech, presented as
chairman of the meeting, Senator Hamlin, an
old friend and associate of the distinguished
financial secretary Mr.. Hamlin was received
with one of those tumultuous outbursts of APP
plause which always greets him, when he
comes before, his constituents, followed by
three ringing cheers
Speech of Senator Hamlin.
Mr. Hamlin said:
thank you, fellow citizens, for these plau-
dts, because they are evidences of the vital
interest you have in the Republican party, and
they foretell that we are again to plant through
your eHortS, lne RepuDllcan banner in its an
Gent position to float over the walls of the
capitol. have met you BEFORE 1 have met
the intelligent, thinking people of this county
within these walls, in the dark and trying
times; have met you always with pleasure,
but never have / met you when there was
higher or holier duty than that which rests up
on you today. The intelligence and mental
sobrlety which see constitute this audience
tonight is an encouragement, and indicates
that the contest upon which we are now enter
ing will be a success for the Republican party.
We were told in all the discussions of the past
year by our political opponents that resump-
ton of specie payments was impossible. They
admitted in the argument, that it was desra-
BILE if it could be done. 1t has been done by
the efforts of the Republican party, and the
result is, that in every nook and corner of this
broad land there is a renewal of industry, bus
mess and trade. Now our opponents complain
because specie payments have been resumed.
They are very like the wretch who went home
with the threat that if his wife had not his
supper prepared he would beat her, and if she
had it prepared he wouldn't eat a mouthful of
it; but you do not come here to hear my voice
on this occasion. We have with us YOUR dis
tinguished Secretary of the Treasury. He has
come here to speak to you in his truth and So
berness, and his words will be such as to carry
conviction to your minds. 1t is my pleasure
and l am delighted to have the opportunity, to
present to you the distinguished Secretary of
the Treasury, who has made the paper dollar,
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

EOEkE SE PORTLAND.
SATURDAY, July 90.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Clara, (Br) Britt, st Andrews, NB-RR sleep
ers to w Eaton.
Sch Lucy Baker, Allen, Gloucester
Sch w B Darling, Pendleton, Boston.
Sch A L Haynes, Lunt. Mt Desert.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton, Boothbay
Cleared.
Barquc Jupiter GER Leitke Boston, to load for
Barrow, E-Chase Leavitt & Co.
Brig II Odiorne, Leblanc Pictou, NS-Gallagher
& Co.
Brig Jos Clark Whitney, Bath--Chase, Leavitt
g. Co.
Sch Florella, Leighton, Millbrdge-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Nellie H. Malloch Eastport-Nath'l Blake
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth-Chase
Brothers.
Sch Mt Vernon, -, Bangor-N A Sanborn.
SUNDAY, July 81.
Arrived.
Sch Mary Jane, (Br) Mcmillan, Boston.
SAILED-Barque Florence Peters; brgs Edw II
Williams, Jos Clark, and Others
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EDUCATIONAL.
GOl.ham NOrmalSchOOl

The next term of the Gorham Normal School viii
begin Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1879 and continue 90
weeks. Examination for admission Tuesday, Aug
rs, at a. m. in the school room. For further in
formation address Col Humphrey Cousens, Gorham
or W. j. Corthell, Calais.
Gorham, July %, 1879. jy2Gd3t
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
)F oFr-.. For *
(cA. CATARR!I x91

rs may certify that have been subject Of that ter
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June. is2l The attack ~ that time that
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o ysclf nnd iricnda IL Is useless tor 90 say how
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IN september. 1870, began the use of sANFORD'S
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this remedy SAMUEL SPtNNEY,
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QrOpusaIs.

ftcpcsaIs.
CONSTRUCTION OF sIRR-pROOF BUILDING
~ FOR NATIONAL MI sEtM "
SNirrsoNiAS INsrirruOS.
ofFirr SErEErARr.
WAsHiNcruN. u. q March -, i-7g
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delivering the concrete stone rubbc stone bncks
mrnf, lime AMI sand ami also for tNraNa aud srad.
ins. Tor all labor 10 laying concrete foundations Tor all
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Tile plans o the buliu- may be- seen. srcchcations
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DENTIFRICE

DENTIFRICE.
To Cleanse and whiten the Teeth.
USE BROWNS CAMruORATED sA-
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To remove Tartar from the Teeth,
USE BROWNS CAMruOHATED sA-
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USE BROWNS CAMPHOHArED 81
PONACTO"S DENTIFRICE.
To make the Guns Hard ani Healthy.
USE BROwA's CAMPuORATED sA.
PONACEOUs DENTIFRICE.
Mcroscopical examinations by Dr.. II. l. BOWDlrCH,
Of thc matter deposited thc teeth, have proved that
those only who used soap Dcnuirco ircc rom
the accumuauuns ot animal and vegetable parasites
upon the teeth and gums Tho Hdiiuln ct Cmlhor
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MRS. WINsLOW'a
SOOTHING
SYRUP.
PRICE 81 CENTS.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR +,
FANTS.

We have put up and sold this article TOR years and
CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH m it. what
we have never been able to ay OF any other medicine
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SWORN TO BEFORE ME

Inls lJd Jay OF NONtWDef, I0IN
GEORGE MUNRO.
Justice u the Peace.
This Is to certify That Samuel spinncy Esq an old
and respected citizen OF Annapolis County His rcputa
upright AMI truthful man Is beyond rcproach.
Rev " 4. j. pLAKENEY Nictnw. ~
Rev. OBED PARKER. MclNcrn square. n. s.
Rev. WM H. HALL. Melvern square, n $.
GEORGE MUNRO. J. r., kingston n s.
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Price with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and Directions
81 Sold by all Druggists
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EiIGarOs

A -A.-A.-A.-The very finest billiard Tables nucd
~ with the wonderful MONARCH cu.houi. loves
prices The j. Bruuswick BalAr Co, i2i Broadway.
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n eolTce ldc a pound dealer, can 40 Fulton st.
Brooklyn.
RRUSurs Of every description at sI5 Pear st. near
JOIN X HurlEi. Manufacturer and imnortcr
MANS Mission .ON ENKTH.-A inorop,h
ties llN be- removed Tle experience ufs,yrs suiN 0b.
,rynu"n an proc '.,"nai .r,eu f. .1'ws ule isene,es
and .ouni cgndu uoa' Of leiu WAT have been inquired
iass az! & o. g ms, oy ".a '.y can p, rsme.sa
Museum Ah'tom' asa S''r"'e. i.l' broadway. y
NOTIC Brcklaycr. are Naiuci nos to work Vt
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poST oFriCE NoTrCE.-rhs mlcisn mail. Tor
the WcoA .niin' SatuniN Ari' . 1872 viii clos 40
Moutann,i Qu,cu.town, ouwclur. y atliAM ior IA.
re ir fr inc, ,,., be- sd e,s nni si ii
" for fTetc lirccthy Steamship rador via ayrc,
tc wa QDorusioWu correspondence Tor Germanv and
France, Grrtauy. Gc. ~ susmsnp Wieland, VIA Ply.
mouth chrrhourg nnl Hamburg eorrespondcnCe l9r
dre',rd'. on saturday AZ ~, 4 ior Germany. A..
1r & ,i ' M ~" n t n' ] 1.''. NV n,. % oe
GeimsIy end scotland iu.t be specially adir,s..ll,
via Gln;iow The mai, for Dcnmarh SWEDEN and Nor
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ss aS NV NV fSgS k N1I4 2 S Tc a, NAH, 'S o 41s
Srnt and Krernt,ne leave Sew York Ami . Tham"I.
Tor Mexico leave New York Apnl5 Ihe mails tor A,ra
ha, a., leave san Francisco Apul - The mails Tor
Cana aud Japan leave san FrauCi-cu Atrd 16.
TliuS L. JAMES Postmaster
Po-r Orucg. Ntw YORK. March -, 1879
SUPERIOR artificial human ewes made 10 order On
~ reasonable term. 3d Blrscktr Il
BAUCll GOUGEfMANN
'TO PERSONS VINO have lost menls An arl,.t who
makes this WORK specially paiuts lite 'il portraits
IN u from small photographs. &c prices drrdte, sat
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00lanltS S.-.nlaIts.

XVAXTED-Good carpenters 1872 Elizabeth st